The leading facts of New Mexican history

Volume 1: Antiquity of New Mexico

The origin and history of its first inhabitants

The first Spanish explorers, 1534-1542

Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca and his companions

Friar Marcos de Niza

The negro, Estevan

Their journey to Cibola, 1539

Death of Estevan

Return of Friar Marcos to the city of Mexico

Francisco Vasquez Coronado

His march and invasion, 1540

His failure and return to Mexico, 1542

The Spanish friars, Agustin Rodriguez, Francisco Lopez, and Juan de Santa Maria

Their efforts for Christianity and civilization, 1582

The expedition under Don Antonio de Espejo and Fray Bernardino Beltrán up the Rio Grande del Norte

They visit many pueblos and return by way of the Pecos River, 1582

The conquest of New Mexico by Don Juan de Oñate, 1595-1598

Pueblo rebellion and independence, 1680-1692

Otermin, Cruzate, De Vargas

One hundred and twenty-two years of Spanish rule, 1700-1822.

Volume 3: Bernalillo County

Colfax County

Chaves County

Curry County

Dona Ana County

Eddy County

Grant County

Guadalupe County

Lincoln County

Luna County

McKinley County

Mora County

Otero County

Quay County

Rio Arriba County

Roosevelt County.

Volume 4: Santa Fe County

Sandoval County

San Juan County

San Miguel County

Sierra County

Socorro County

Taos County

Torrance County

Union County.

Volume 5: Valencia County

The first years of statehood

The administration of William C. McDonald

Thomas B. Catron and Albert Bacon Fall, United States senators

The first state legislature

The Corporation Commission

Educational

Progress and achievement

Administration of Governor McDonald

State affairs

Taxation

Election of 1914

Texas

New Mexico boundary litigation

Development of the new state

Phenomenal growth in agriculture

National forests

Conservation

Irrigation

The Elephant Butte reservoir

Woman's work

Religious advancement

Banks and banking

Livestock industry

General prosperity

A banner year

Sanitoria

The heart of the well country

The Medical profession

Fraternal organizations

Masons

Odd Fellows

Knights of Pythias

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks

The Museum of New Mexico

Saint Francis memorial

Art and archaeology

School of American Research

Santa Fe-Taos artists

The National Guard of New Mexico

Border raids

The burning of Columbus, New Mexico

Mobilization

Second session of Legislature

Playing of politics

Party conventions of 1916

Chronology.