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Two pueblo ruins in west central Arizona |
1906 |
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Constitution and by-laws |
1906 |
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Irrigation and drainage; principles and practice of their cultural phases |
1907 |
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Salt River Valley, Arizona: a land of sunshine, health and prosperity. A soil unsurpassed in productivity. A country of wonderful... |
1907 |
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Greene-Mossman Cattle Company, Tucson,Arizona.Articles of incorporation |
1907 |
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Antiquities of the upper Gila and Salt River valleys in Arizona and New Mexico |
1907 |
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The New Arizona: homes and wealth for out-of-doors folks |
1907 |
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What irrigation has done in the Salt River Valley of Arizona. |
1907 |
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Climate of the Salt River Valley |
1907 |
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The Government Irrigation Project at Roosevelt Dam, Salt River, Arizona |
1907 |
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Outline of citrus work begun in November 1907 in Salt River Valley, Arizona |
1907 |
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Tucson : the chief commercial city of Arizona |
1907 |
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Salt River Valley, Arizona. Salt River Valley Publicity Series |
1908 |
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Concrete Caisson Well. |
1908 |
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Arizona bibliography; a private collection of Arizoniana |
1908 |
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Great opportunities: Douglas, Arizona, "The smelter city" Rich mines, fertile soil, wonderful climate |
1908 |
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Olive A. Oatman : her captivity with the Apache Indians and her later life |
1908 |
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Salt River Valley, Arizona, offers productive lands, a healthful climate and rare opportunities to the investor and homeseeker. |
1908 |
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Vanished Arizona; recollections of my army life |
1908 |
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The two great canyons; excerpts from letters written on a western journey. |
1908 |
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Maricopa County, Arizona |
1909 |
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Arizona, Salt River Valley |
1909 |
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Arid agriculture; a hand-book for the western farmer and stockman |
1909 |
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Salt River Valley, Arizona |
1909 |
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Tucson: the chief commercial city of Arizona. |
1909 |
