227 CUMULATIVE INDEX - VOLUME 46 2003 Compiled by Marta GONZALES-COLLINS Number 1 1-73 Spring Number 2 74 - 136 Summer Number 3 137 - 240 Fall Number 4 241 - 320 Winter Numbers printed in boldface refer to 104; miners’ residences and living photographs and illustrations conditions, 93, 93-97, 95; Mono County, California deed records (1861-1863) 97-101; Adams, Eva, 260 population, 89-102 African Americans, Nevada: in Las Vegas Austin, Nevada, 174, 291 (1964), 280-81 Ayres, Thomas, 175, 184 Ahmad, Diana L., “The Campaign against Smoking Opium: Nevada Journalists as Babbitt, Nevada, 291 Agents of Social Reform, 1875-1882,”243-56 Baker, Bobby Eugene, 259-79 Air Force One (U.S. presidential plane), 264-66, Baker, C.D., 294 267, 276 Baring, Walter, 260; and Lyndon B. Johnson Allen, Michael, reviews by, 116-19 1964 presidential campaign visit, 265-78, Allison, Ed, 277-78 268, 273 American Green: Class, Crisis, and the Deployment Barkan, Elliott Robert, review by, 107-9 of Nature in Central Park, Yosemite, and Barnaowsky, Shelley, editor, Being Elsewhere: Yellowstone, by Stephen A. Germic, review of, Tourism, Consumer Culture, and Identity in 222-24 Modern Europe and North America, review, American Indians and National Parks, by Robert of, 312-14 H. Keller and Michael F. Turek, review of, Basques: Basque Diaspora, 307; in Boise, 229-31 Idaho, 63-65, 308-9; in Nevada, 308-9; in American Legion, Forty et Eight Society, 293 the New World, 307-9; tree carvings,147- American Nature Writing 2001, edited by John A. 51, 149, 152 , 154; sheepherders, 307-9; Murray, review of, 217-19 sheepherders in Sierra Nevada, 141-58 American Sportsmen and the Origins of Conserva- Battle Mountain, Nevada, 278, 291 tion, by John F. Reiger, review of, 229-31 Beckham, Stephen Dow, review by, 51-52 American West: in literature and movies, 116-19 Beemer, William R., 291 Anaconda Copper Mining Company, 60, 126-27 Before the Storm: Barry Goldwater and the Anaconda: Labor, Community, and Culture in Unmaking of the American Consensus, by Montana's Smelter City, by Laurie Mercier, Rick Perlstein, review of, 310-12 review of, 126-27 Being Elsewhere: Tourism, Consumer Culture, and Anasazi, 27 Identity in Modern Europe and North America, Armitage, Susan, review by, 52-54 edited by Shelley Barnaowsky and Ellen Arriet, Angel, 156-58, 157; tree carving by, 154 Furlough, review of, 312-14 Arriet, Dominica Camino, 157, 158 Benson, Harry C., 153 Arriet, Pedro, 156, 158 Bessey, Charles, 196 Aurora, Nevada: “China garden” section, 96— Bible, Alan: at Carson City Mint, 261, front 104, 99 , 103; downtown, 97, 99; Esmeralda cover, no. 4; as U.S. senator , 259-80, 260, County tax roll-map (1864), 97, 98; Lover’s 270 Leap, 96-97, 100, 103; Mark Twain in, 89- Bieter, John, An Enduring Legacy: The Story of the Basques in Idaho, review of, 61-63 228 Bieter, Mark, An Enduring Legacy: The Story of Cattle Business: Cross-Border Perspectives on the Basques in Idaho, review of, 61-63 Ranching History, review of, 119-22 Big Smoky Valley, 174 casinos, Nevada: Jackpot establishes first Bigelow, John, Jr., 148 casino, 5; revenue and space available Blasauf, John, 99 (2000), 3; West Wendover establishes first Bodie, California, 93, 96-97 casino, 5; See also Gambling Bonneville Salt Flats, 5, 16 cattle industry: California (1800s), 142-48; book reviews, 51-69, 107-29, 215-34, 299-314 Canada, 119-22 Boulder City, Nevada, 295 The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, Bouvier, Virginia M., Women and the Conquest by Samuel L. Clemens, mention, 92 of California, 1542-1840: Codes ofS ilence, Chinese: anti-Chinese sentiment (1800s), 159, review of, 52-54 246-52; and California Gold Rush, 233, 243; Bowles, Samuel, 180 Chinese opium dens, campaign against , Branch, Emory, 290 243-52, 244 ; gambling den, 248; as Bray, Mildred, 289-90 stonemasons in Yosemite National Park, Brewer, William, 179 181 Bricker, L.M., 291 Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, 57, 252 Bright, Robert, 156 Chinese, Nevada: in Aurora, 97; opium dens, Briscoe, Elmer, Police Chief, 275 243-52 Brown, Dee, Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, Churella, Albert, review by, 56-58 review, 299-301 Civil Rights Act of 1964, 257, 265, 280 Brown, Robert L., 277 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), 197, 221 Brown, Ronald C., joint author, No One Ailing Claggett, William, 80 Except a Physician: Medicine in the Mining Claiborne, Harry, 259, 261, 282 West, 1848-1919, review of, 54-55 Clark County, Nevada: in Nevada’s 1964 U. S. Browne, Charles Farrar, 80 Senatorial race, 257, 259, 276-83 Browne, Ross, 93 Clark, Galen, 181 Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, by Dee Clark, William, 110-11 Brown, review of, 299-301 Clarkin, Thomas, Federal Indian Policy in the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, 1961- Cactus Pete’s casino (Jackpot, Nevada), 5 1969, review of, 122-24 Cahlan, John, 259, 263 Clemens, Orion, 81, 90-91 California: cattle industry (1800s), 142-48; Clemens, Samuel L. [psuedo. Mark Twain], fruit growers emulate corporate model, front cover, no. 2, 79, 253; Hannibal, 56-58; land use and natural resource Missouri, boyhood home, 89, 90;Aurora, management (1900s), 114-15; sheep Nevada, cabins in 89-104, 95, 100 ; The industry (1800s), 139-59 Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, California Gold Rush, 175-76, 243; 150th mention, 92; duels over Sanitary Fund anniversary, of essays on, 232-34; diary of jokes, 77-86; humorous newspaper stories Latino gold seeker, 1849-56, about Comstock community, 77-86; 113-14; race, class, and culture during, newspaper stories about Aurora mining 232-34; sheep as meat for growing life, 89-92; Roughing It, mention, 81, 89-102 populations, 142, 145 Clements, Edith Schwartz, 193-203 “The Campaign against Smoking Opium: Clements, Eric L., review by, 54-55 Nevada Journalists as Agents of Social Clements, Frederic, 193-203, 197 Reform, 1875-1882,” by Diana L. Ahmad, “The Clementses Encounter Yosemite,” by 243-56 William D. Rowley, 193-204 Cannon, Howard W.: as Air Force Reserve Clow, Richmond L., review by, 124-26 general, 259, 260; at Carson City Mint, 261, Cold War, 126 front cover, no. 4; Nevada’s 1964 U. S. Conlon, Jack, 259-80 senatorial race, 259-83, 268-70 conservation: American sportsmen and origins Caron, James E., “Washoe Mark Twain”, 77-88 of, 229-31. See also environment Carson City Independent, 84 copper mining: Anaconda, Montana (1876- Carson City Mint, 247; coin press, front cover, 1980), 126-27 no. 4, 261 Cowboys, Ranchers, and the Cattle Business: Carson City, Nevada, 245, 259, 291, 293; Cross-Border Perspectives on Ranching Chinese opium dens, campaign to abolish, History, edited by Simon Evans, Sarah 247, 250 Carter, and Bill Yeo, review of, 119-22 Carson, Donald, joint author, Mo: The Life and Cowger, Thomas W., review by, 122-24; The Times of Morris K. Udall, review of, 67-69 Nationa! Congress of American Indians: The Carson Hot Springs, 294 Founding Years, review of, 124-26; Carter, Susan, editor, Cowboys, Ranchers and the Crabtree, William, 293, 295 229 Crimes against Nature: Squatters, Thieves, and 303-5; California land use and natural the Hidden History of American resource management(1900s), 114-16; and Conservationism, by Karl Jacoby, review of, culture of science in the West (1800s), 173- 215-17 83, 193-203, 229-230; Dust Bowl, 128-29; Croker, D.C., 99 national politics and environmental policy Cronen, William, 174 (1960s, 1970s), 222-24; nature writing Cutler (Carson City resident), 77 anthology, 217-19; sheep grazing in Sierra Cypher, Gary, 274 Nevada, impact of, 139-59; Sierra Nevada ecological consequences of development Danborn, David B., review by, 63-65 in, 111-12, 183-84; See also National Parks Daulton, Henry Clay, 145-46 and Forests Daulton, Jonathan, 145 Esmeralda Herald (Aurora, Nevada), 96 Dawson, Bob, 291 Esmeralda Mining District, 89-91; Recorder’s De Paoli, Henry, 294 Office, 100, 101 “Decoding Southern Nevada Rock Art: A Etulain, Richard W., editor, The Hollywood Personal Narrative,” by Don Franklin West: Lives of Film Legends Who Shaped It, Sheperd, 21-50 review of, 116-19; Portraits of Basques in the Delaney, Patrick, 151 New World, review of, 307-9; Telling Deloria, Vine, Jr., joint author, Tribes, Treaties Western Stories: From Buffalo Bill to Larry and Constitutional Tribulations, review of, McMurtry, review of, 116-19; 305-7 Evans, Simon, editor, Cowboys, Ranchers, and DeLuca, Kevin, 184 the Cattle Business: Cross-Border Perspectives DeLuca, Michael, 174 on Ranching History, review of, 119-22 Demo, Anne, 184 Exchange saloon (Aurora, Nevada), 97 Dempsey, John, 275 Denton, Ralph, 278 Federal Indian Policy in the Kennedy and Johnson DeQuille, Dan. See William Wright Administrations, 1961-1969, by Thomas Dickinson, Anna, 180 Clarkin, review of, 122-24 Dix, Dorothea, 180 federal lands, annexation of by West Documents ofU nited States Indian Policy, edited Wendover and Jackpot, Nevada, 8, 11 by Francis P. Prucha, review of, 299-301 Ferreyra, Maria Carmen, editor and translator, Doten, Alfred, 81, 245 The Gold Rush Diary of Ramon Gil Navarro, Dowler, Lloyd, 290 review of, 113-14 Drury, Wells, 245 Finding the West: Explorations with Lewis and Duane, Timothy P., Shaping the Sierra: Nature, Clark, by James P. Ronda, review of, 51-52 Culture, and Conflict in the Changing West, Fitch, Tom, 85 review of, 111-12, 183-84 Fixico, Donald L., The Invasion ofI ndian Dust Bowl, USA: Depression America and the Country in the Twentieth Century: American Ecological Imagination, by Brad D. Capitalism and Tribal Natural Resources, Lookingbill, review of, 63-65 review of, 303-5 Flamingo Hotel (Las Vegas), 262 Flippen, J. Brooks, Nixon and the Environment, Echeverria, Jeronima, review by, 62-63; editor, review of, 224-25 Portraits of Basques in the New World, review Flores, Manuel, 181 of, 307-9 Floyd, Charles, 110 The Ecological Indian: Myth and History, by “For Nevada Only: The Friendship and Merci Shepard Krech III, review of, 226-27 Trains in Nevada, 1947-1949,” by Dorothy Elko County, Nevada: Jackpot and West R. Scheele, 287-98 Wendover as casino boom towns, 3-17; Forty et Eight Society in Nevada, 293, 295 population growth since 1970, 4 Francaviglia, Richard, review by, 65-67 Elko, Nevada, 7, 12, 292 Friederici, Peter, 218 Elks Club (Reno, Nevada), 262 Friendship and Merci Trains in Nevada Ely Daily News, 295 (1947-49), 287-95 Ely, Nevada, 291 The Fruits of Natural Advantage: Making the An Enduring Legacy: The Story of the Basques in Industrial Countryside in California, by Idaho, by John Bieter and Mark Bieter, Steven Stoll, review of, 56-58 review of, 61-63 fur traders: Scots as, 107-9 Enola Gay: Wendover, Utah, as training site Furlough, Ellen, editor, Being Elsewhere: for crew, 5, 16 Tourism, Consumer Culture, and Identity in environment: abandoned mines, Montana, Modern Europe and North America, review environmental impact of, 59-61; American of, 312-14 Indian environmental history, 226-29, Future Farmers of America , in Nevada, 290-91 230 Galt, William (Bill), 259, 261 Huntley-Smith, Jen A., “Nature and Progress “Gambling and Community in Nowhere in Yosemite,” 173-92 Nevada: Jackpot and West Wendover in the Hursh, Vern, 291 Twentieth Century,” by Paulina Raento, Hurt, R. Douglas, review by, 114-16 3-20 Hurtado, Albert, 233 gambling, Nevada: gambling space available Hussmann, Mary, 218 (2000), 3; Jackpot and West Wendover as Hutchings House hotel and sawmill (Yosemite casino boom towns, 3-17 Valley), 175-83 Garrard, Joseph, 156, 158 Hutchings, James Mason, 197; Hutchings’ Gavin, John, 97, 99 California Magazine, mention, 175; In the Germic, Stephen A., American Green: Class, Heart of the Sierras: The Yo Semite Valley and Crisis, and the Deployment of Nature in the Big Tree Groves, mention, 175-89; Central Park, Yosemite, and Yellowstone, opposes sheep grazing in Yosemite Valley review of, 222-24 and Sierra Nevada, 144-46, 153, 182-83; Gilbertson, John, “Plane Politics: Lyndon and promotion of tourism in Yosemite Johnson, Howard Cannon, and Nevada’s National Park, 175-84; Scenes of Wonder and 1964 Senatorial Election, 257-85 Curiosity. A Tourist’s Guide to the Yo-Semite Gillis, Steve, 78 Valley, mention, 179-88 Glass, Larry, 218 Gold Hill Daily News, 84-85, 245 Idlewild Park (Reno, Nevada), 102 The Gold Rush Diary of Ramon Gil Navarro, by I'll Go and Do More: Annie Dodge Wauneka, Ramon Gil Navarro, edited and translated Navajo Leader and Activist, by Carolyn by Maria Carmen Ferreyra and David S. Niethammer, review of, 301-3 Reher, review of, 113-14 In the Heart of the Sierras: The Yo Semite Valley Goldwater, Barry, 261-62, 275-80, 310-12 and the Big Tree Groves, by James Mason Gonzalez, Michael, 233 Hutchings, mention, 175-82, 177, 187 Goodman, Joseph T., 81-92 influenza epidemic (1918-1919), 55 Gordon, Stacy B., review by, 67-69 The Invasion of Indian Country in the Twentieth Great Basin: Native American Coyote creation Century: American Capitalism and Tribal mythology, 21-47; rock art in, 21-47; sheep Natural Resources, by Donald L. Fixico, drives across, 142-44 review of, 303-5 Green, J. E., 294 Greenspun, Hank, 277 Jackpot, Nevada: annexation of surrounding Greenwood, Grace, 180 federal lands, 8, 11; as gambling and Griffin, Margaret, 290 entertainment destination, marketing of, Grinnell, George Bird, 230-31 7-17; growth and development (1960- A Guide to Rock Art Sites: Southern California 2000), 5-17; Latino population, 13; and Southern Nevada, by David S. Whitley, population (1978), 7; population (1990s), 4; mention, 30-31 tourists on U.S. Highway 93 (1947-2000), 7- Guinn, Robert M., 93 8,9, 14 Jackson, Robert H., editor, New Views of Hall, William Hammond, 153, 159 Borderlands History, review of, 65-67 Hardesty, Donald L., review by, 59-61 Jacobs, Margaret, review by, 301-3 Harvey, J. L., 294 Jacoby, Karl, Crimes against Nature: Squatters, Hawthorne, Nevada, 291 Thieves, and the Hidden History of American Heaton, John W., review by, 303-05 Conservationism, review of, 215-17 Henderson, Nevada, 291 Jameson, Elizabeth, 233 Higbie, Calvin H., 81, 92-101, 95 Jefferson, Thomas, 51-52 Hispanics. See Latinos Johnson, Arthur, 43 Holcomb, William T., 290, 295 Johnson, James, joint author, Mo: The Life and The Hollywood West: Lives of Film Legends Who Times of Morris K. Udall, review of, 67-69 Shaped It, edited by Richard W. Etulain and Johnson, Lyndon B., 310; and Nevada's 1964 Glenda Riley, review of, 116-19 U. S. Senate race, 257-82, 268-74; flies to “Hoofed Locusts,” frontispiece for The Nevada on Air Force One, 264-267, 276 Mountains of California, by John Muir, front Johnson, Susan, 233 cover, no. 3 Johnson, Walter D., 291 Horseshu casino (Jackpot, Nevada), 5 Jones, Stan, 281-82 Horsey, D. Francis, 281 Howland, Bob, 93, 94, 96-97, 101 Keller, Robert H., American Indians and Humboldt Star (Winnemucca, Nevada), 291-92 National Parks, review of, 229-31 Humphrey, Hubert, 259, 282 Kellogg, Albert, 179 Hunter, Leslie Gene, review by, 119-22 Kelly, Allen, 182 Kennedy, John F., 257-65 McClure, Nathaniel, 151 King, Clarence, 179 McMillan, James, 259, 280 Koontz, John, 282 McMurtry, Larry, Lonesome Dove, mention, Krech, Shepard, III, The Ecological Indian: Myth 118-19 and History, review of, 226-27 “The Medical and Surgical Practice of the Lewis and Clark Expedition,” by Drake W. labor unions: in Anaconda, Montana, 126-27 Will, mention, 110 Laird, James, 78 medicine and sanitation in mining towns Las Vegas Convention Center, 265, 271-72 (1848-1919), 54-55 Las Vegas, Nevada, 3, 21, 291; African “Merci Boxcar.” See Friendship and Merci Americans in Westside, 280-81; Lyndon B. Trains in Nevada (1947-49) Johnson 1964 presidential campaign visit, Mercier, Laurie, Anaconda: Labor, Community, 259, 264-76 and Culture in Montana’s Smelter City, Las Vegas Review-Journal, 259, 265, 277, 291 review of, 126-27 Las Vegas Sun, 266, 277 Merriam, John, 200 Last Chance Hill (Aurora, Nevada), 96-97 Mexican Americans, 233. See also Latinos Latinos: in California Gold Rush, 113-14; in Meyerson, Harvey, Nature’s Army: When Jackpot and West Wendover, Nevada, 13. Soldiers Fought for Yosemite, review of, 220- See also Mexican Americans 21 Lauder, Harry, 107-8 Michael, Enid, 200-3 Laxalt, Paul, 258; as 1964 candidate for U. S. Mike Horse mine (Montana), 59 Senate, 259-62, 276-83 Millard, Walter, 175 Laxalt, Robert, 62, 309 Miller, Char, review by, 215-17 Lefebvre, Henri, 222 Mineral County, Nevada, 291 Leidig, Charles, 156 mining: abandoned mines reclamation Leidig, Isabella, 181 program, 60-61; Anaconda, Montana, Lembert, John B., 151 copper mining and smelting in community Leonard, Archie, 156 (1876-1980), 126-27; development sprawl Lewis and Clark: Doctors in the Wilderness, by in Sierra Nevada supplants mining, 111- Bruce C. Paton, review of, 109-11 12; geology and environmental impact of Lewis, Daniel, review by, 113-14 Mike Horse mine (Montana), 59-61; Lewis, Meriwether, 51-52, 110-11 medicine, health and safety in mining Limerick, Patricia Nelson, 118 rushes (1848-1919), 54-55; technology in Lincoln County, Nevada, 291 California (1880s to World War I), 232-34 Lindsay, Lester G., 291 mining, Nevada: Aurora’s rise and decline, Lions Club (Sparks, Nevada), 291 89-104; dead mining towns, 173-74, 182; Lipin, Lawrence M., review by, 229-31 manners and humor on the Comstock, 7 List, Robert, 282 8-86, 92 Lonesome Dove, by Larry McMurtry, mention, Minnick, Sylvia Sun, 233 118-19 Miriam, Leslie, 180 Lookingbill, Brad D., Dust Bowl, USA: The Misfits (motion picture), 117 Depression America and the Ecological Mo: The Life and Times of Morris K. Udall, by Imagination, review of, 63-65 Donald Carson and James Johnson, review Lost City (Pueblo Grande de Nevada), 28, 38 of, 67-69 Lovelock, Nevada, 291 Moore, Edwin, 181 Lover’s Leap (Aurora, Nevada), 96-97, 100 Moore, Shirley, 233 Lubick, George M., review by, 229-31 Mormon Church: anti-gambling influence lumbering: in Yosemite Valley and Sierra benefits Nevada border towns, 4, 13, 15; Nevada, 141, 147, 159 Scottish Mormons, 108 Morning Appeal (Carson City, Nevada), 250 Mallea-Olaetxe, Jose, review by, 307-09 motion pictures: Canadian cowboy in (1930's, Malone, George (Molly), 259, 311 1940's), 119-22; West Wendover, Nevada as Mammoth Trail (California), 144, 146 film site, 16; Westerns, history of, 116-19 Manifest Destiny, 233 Mouat, Jeremy, 232 Marcus, Bob, 151 Mount Whitney, 144, 17 Marisposa Gazette (California), 175 The Mountains ofC alifornia, by John Muir, “Mark Twain’s Aurora Cabins: Site of his mention, 139, 140 ‘First Success,”, by Clifford Alpheus Shaw, Muir, John: “Hoofed Locusts” (frontispiece, 89-106 The Mountains of California), front cover, McCarran Field (Las Vegas, Nevada), 262-66, no. 3; The Mountains of California, mention, 280 139, 140; as naturalist and protector of McCloskey, John, 261 Sierra Nevada, 139-60, 173-75, 182-83; 232 “Nevada’s Dead Towns,” mention, 173-74; Merci Train, 294-95 opposes sheep grazing in Yosemite Valley Nevada State Railroad Museum: Merci Train and Sierra Nevada, 139-60, 182-83 boxcar displayed at, 295 Murphy, Patrick D., review by, 217-19 Nevada Territorial Legislature (1862), 82-83 Murray, John A., editor, American Nature Nevada Territory: frontier manners and Writing 2001, review of, 217-19 humor of Comstock community, 78-86 Nevada Test Site, 173, 262, 265 The National Congress of American Indians: The “Nevada’s Dead Towns,” essay by John Muir, Founding Years, by Thomas W. Cowger, mention, 173-74 review of, 124-26 New Right, 261-62, 310-11 National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), New Views of Borderlands History, edited by 224 Robert H. Jackson, review of, 65-67 National Parks and Forests: American concept Newhall, Charles S., 156 of national parks and rise of tourism, 173- Newlands Reclamation Act, 115 84, 192-202, 217, 222-28, 312; Indian newspapers, Nevada: journalists oppose removal and the making of, 117, 227-29; opium smoking, (1870s), 244-52 natural resources, economic uses of , 141- Nichols, Roger L., reviews by, 299-301 56, 174-84, 193-202, 215-23; Yosemite Niethammer, Carolyn, I'll Go and Do More: National Park, 139, 145-60 , 173-83, 193- Annie Dodge Wauneka, Navajo Leader and 203, 220-228 Activist, review of, 301-3 Native Americans, 305-7; as actors in Western Nixon and the Environment, by J. Brooks movies, 117; Anasazi, 27; berdache culture, Flippen, review of, 224-25 36, 38, 46; buffalo and Southern Plains Nixon, Richard: environmental legacy of, Indian, relationship between, 128; 224-25 California Gold Rush, effects of , 233; No One Ailing Except a Physician: Medicine in Coyote creation mythology (Great Basin the Mining West, 1848-1919, by Duane A. and lower Colorado River region), 21-47; Smith and Ronald C. Brown, review of, environmental history, 226-29, 305-7; 54-55 federal Indian policy, 122-24, 223, 299-301, Nye, James W., 80 305-7; Lewis and Clark encounters with, 51, 110-11; National Parks and Indian O'Donnell, Kenneth (Ken), 263 removal, 117, 227-29, 306; Navajo woman Olmsted, Frederick Law, 222-23 leader and activist, biography of, 301-3; Oncken, Ed, 279-80 rock art, 21-47; Scoto-Indians, 108; self- Opium: Chinese opium dens, 243-52, 244; determination, 122-24; as sheepherders, newspapers oppose, (1870s), 243-52 141, 148, 153, 181, 183; Spanish mission Ostrander, Harvey J., 145-46 system, impact of, 52-54, 66; stereotypes Overton, Nevada, 291 of, 226-28 Owens, Ken, editor, Riches for All: The Native Americans, Nevada: rock art in California Gold Rush and the World, review southern Nevada, 21-47, 29, 32-33, 35, 37, of, 232-34 39-40 “Nature and Progress in Yosemite,” by Jen A. Pacific Press Publishing House (Oakland, Huntley-Smith, 173-92 California), 176, 179 nature writing, 2001 anthology, 217-19 Parker, Charles, 84-85 Nature's Army: When Soldiers Fought for Parsons, David, 295 Yosemite, by Harvey Meyerson, review of, Paton, Bruce C., Lewis and Clark: Doctors in the 220-21 Wilderness, review of, 109-11 Navarro, Ramon Gil, The Gold Rush Diary of Pearson, Drew, 288, 290 Ramon Gil Navarro, review of, 113-14 Peregoy, Mary, 181 Nevada Appeal (Carson City, Nevada), 277-78, Perlstein, Rick, Before the Storm: Barry 289 Goldwater and the Unmaking oft he American Nevada Citizens Food Committee, 290-91 Consensus, review of, 310-12 Nevada Historical Society Quarterly, 294 petroglyphs. See rock art Nevada State Building (Reno, Nevada), 266- Phillips, Horatio G., 91-101 75, 268-69, 273-74 physicians: medical practice of Lewis and Nevada State Centennial (1964), 257; Clark Expedition, 109-11 centennial medallion, 260 Pincetl, Stephanie S., Transforming California: A Nevada State Journal (Reno, Nevada), 101-2, Political History of Land Use and Develop- 247, 277 ment, review of, 114-16 Nevada State Legislature: anti-opium statute Pinchot, Gifford, 220-21, 230 (1877), 243, 250 Pisani, Donald J., review by, 232-34 Nevada State Museum: gifts from French Pittman, Vail: as Nevada governor launches 1947 Friendship Train food drive, 287-95 233 “Plane Politics: Lyndon Johnson, Howard Roberts, E.E., 102 Cannon, and Nevada’s 1964 Senatorial rock art: Native American rock art in southern Election,” by John Gilbertson, 257-85 Nevada, 21-47, 29, 32-33, 35, 37, 39-40 population, Nevada: in 1964, 257; Aurora Rohrbaugh, Malcolm, 232 (Civil War), 89; E Iko County (1970, 1990), Ronda, James P., Finding the West: Explorations 4; growth rate (1990 — 2000), 3; Jackpot, with Lewis and Clark, review of, 51-52 Elko County (1990s), 4; West Wendover Rosenfield, Anton, 175, 184 (1991, 2000,) 4, 13; West Wendover, growth Roughing It, by Mark Twain [Samuel L. rate (1980s, 1990s), 8 Clemens], mention, 81, 89-102 Populists, 57 Rowley, William D., “The Clementses Porsild, Charlene, 232 Encounter Yosemite,” 193-204 Portraits of Basques in the New World, edited by Rumpus Room (Reno, Nevada), 270 Richard W. Etulain and Jeronima Rush, Benjamin, 110 Echeverria, review of, 307-9 Russell, Charles M., 119-21 Pound, Roscoe, 194-96 Russell, Richard, 259 Powning Park (Reno, Nevada), 266-75, 268-69 Price, Jay, review by, 312-14 Sacagawea, 111 Progressive Era, 114-16, 217, 229 Sagebrush Rebellion, 217 Prucha, Francis P., editor, Documents of United Sahara Hotel (Las Vegas, Nevada), 266 States Indian Policy, review of, 299-301 Salt Lake City, Utah, 5, 12 Pueblo Grande de Nevada. See Lost City Sanitary Commission Fund (Carson City, “Putting ‘Hoofed Locusts’ out to Pasture,” by Nevada), 77-86 James B. Snyder, 139-71 Sargent, Charles Sprague, 153, 182 Savage Dreams, by Rebecca Solnit, mention, Quesinberry, Don, 295 173 Quilici, Hugo, 266 Sawyer, Grant: as Nevada governor, 259-82, 260, 268-70 Raento, Paulina, “Gambling and Community Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity. A Tourist’s Guide in Nowhere Nevada: Jackpot and West to the Yo-Semite Valley, by James Mason Wendover in the Twentieth Century,” 3-20 Hutchings, mention, 178-85, 178, 185, 186, Raggio, William (Bill), 259, 261 188 ranching: cattle ranching (Canadian) 119-22; Scheele, Dorothy R. “For Nevada Only: The sheep ranching (1800s California), 141-58 Friendship and Merci Trains in Nevada, Red Rock Canyon (Clark County, Nevada), 21, 1947-1949,” 286-98 27-28, 38-41 Schurz, Carl, 159 Reed, Helen Scott, 280 Scots in the North American West, 1790-1914, by Reher, David S., editor and translator, The Gold Ferenc Morton Szasz, review of, 107-9 Rush Diary of Ramon Gil Navarro, review of, Scott, William A., 175 113-14 Scrugham, James G., 102 Reid, Harry, 282 Shaping the Sierra: Nature, Culture, and Conflict Reiger, John F., American Sportsmen and the in the Changing West, by Timothy P. Duane, Origins of Conservation, review of, 229-31 review of, 111-12 Reno Chamber of Commerce, 102 Shaw, Clifford Alpheus, “Mark Twain's Reno Evening Gazette, 243-52, 276-79 Aurora Cabins: Site of his ‘First Success,” ” Reno Municipai Airport, 266, 275 89-106 Reno, Nevada: Friendship Train 1947 food sheep: California sheep industry, 139-59; drive, 290-93; Lyndon B. Johnson 1964 grazing in Yosemite Valley and Sierra presidential campaign visit, 257-79, Nevada, 139-59, 182-83, 220; railroad 268-74; Mark Twain’s Cabin relocated to transport to midwestern markets, 143-44 Idlewild Park, 102, 104; opium opposed by sheepherders: Basques in Idaho, 62-63; newspapers (1870s), 243-52 grazing in Sierra Nevada, 139-59, 182-83; Reynolds, Donald W., 277-78 stereotype, 146-47, 158-59, 182-83; tree Rice, Clement, 82-84 carvings in Yosemite National Park, 147- Riches for All: The California Gold Rush and the 52, 149, 150, 152 , 154 World, edited by Ken Owens, review of, Sheperd, Don Franklin, “Decoding Southern 232-34 Nevada Rock Art: A Personal Narrative,” Ridge, Martin, 233 21-50 Riley, Glenda, editor, The Hollywood West: Lives Shepherd, William, 143 of Film Legends Who Shaped It, review of, Sherwonit, Bill, 218 116-19 Shoshones: Coyote creation myths of, 22-25, Riney-Kehrberg, Pamela, review by, 126-27 36, 43 Roberts, Brian, 233 Sibby, W.J., 99 234 Sierra Club, 182-83, 220 West (1800s), 173-89; tourist industry in Sierra Nevada, 173; ecological consequences Europe and North America, development of development in, 111-12, 183-84; sheep of, 312-14 grazing in, 139-60 tourism, Nevada: highway traffic at Nevada Silver Smith casino (West Wendover, Nevada), border (1947-2000), 5-8, 9; Jackpot and 7 West Wendover as entertainment destina- Smith, Duane A., joint author, No One Ailing tions, 5-17; marketing campaign for rural Except a Physician: Medicine in the Mining border towns, 16; tourists in 2000, 3 West, 1848-1919, review of, 54-55 Transcontinental Highway Exposition (1927), Smith, Francis R. (Tank), 290 102 Smoak, Gregory E., review by, 226-27 transcontinental railroad: completion of, 180; Snow, Emily, 181 and sheep transport from California to Snyder, James B., “Putting ‘Hoofed Locusts’ midwestern markets, 143-44; out to Pasture,” 139-71 transcontinental telephone line: installation at Snyder, Jimmy (The Greek), 277 Nevada-Utah border, 5 Sobsey, Chet, 282 Transforming California: A Political History of Sohn, Anton, review by, 109-11 Land Use and Development, by Stephanie S. Solnit, Rebecca, Savage Dreams, mention, 173 Pincetl, review of, 114-16 Southern Paiutes: Coyote creation myths of, Tribes, Treaties, and Constitutional Tribulations, 22-46. See also Paiutes by Vine Deloria, Jr., and David E. Wilkins, Spanish borderlands, 65-67 review of, 305-7 Sparks, Nevada, 259, 291, 295 Turek, Michael F., American Indians and Sparks Tribune, 295 National Parks, review of, 229-31 Spence, Mark, review by, 222-24 Twain, Mark. See Samuel L. Clemens Sproat, Florantha, 181 Twing, Daniel H., 94-101 Starr Valley, Nevada, 292 Tybo Weekly Sun (Tybo, Nevada), 247 State Building, Powning Park (Reno, Nevada), 266-75, 268-74 Udall, Morris K., biography, 67-69 State Line: Silver Smith resort (West U.S. Army Air Corps: Enola Gay training site Wendover, Nevada), 15 at West Wendover, Nevada, 16; World War Stearns, L.O., 92 II training site at Wendover, Utah, 5, 16 Stebenne, David L., review by, 310-12 U.S. Cavalry: Yosemite National Park, Stewart Indian School Band, 290, 293, 295 administration and mapping of, 151-59, Stiller, David, Wounding the West: Montana, 220-21, 150 Mining, and the Environment, review of, U.S. Highway 40: Nevada-Utah border traffic 59-61 (1947-2000), 5, 8 — 10, 17; West Wendover, Stoll, Steven, The Fruits of Natural Advantage: roadside services at Nevada-Utah border, Making the Industrial Countryside in front cover, no. 1, 4-14, 6. See also U.S. California, review of, 56-58 Interstate 80 Sudworth, George B., 153 U.S. Highway 93: Jackpot roadside services at Sumner, Charles, 84-85 Nevada-Idaho border, 4-7; Nevada-Idaho Szasz, Ferenc Morton, Scots in the North border traffic, (1947-2000), 5, 7,9 American West, 1790-1914, review of, 107-9 U.S. Interstate 80: Nevada-Utah border traffic (1947-2000), 8, 9. See also U.S. Highway 40 Taber, Israel Ward, 176, 179 U. S. Military: and policing of Yosemite Taft-Hartley Act, 68-69 National Park (1890s), 220-21 Taft, Robert A., 262 Taniguchi, Nancy T., review by, 220-21 Valley of Fire (Clark County, Nevada): Native Taylor, Joseph E., Ill, review by, 111-12 American rock art sites, 27-43 Telling Western Stories: From Buffalo Bill to Larry Vanstrum, Glenn, 218 McMurtry, by Richard W. Etulain, review Vargas, George, 290 of, 116-19 Vietnam War, 67-68, 257-58, 265 Territorial Enterprise (Virginia City, Nevada): Virginia City, Nevada: campaign to abolish anti-opium campaign, 248-252; Samuel L. Chinese opium dens, 247-52; frontier Clemens as writer for, 77-104, 245 humor and behavior, 77-86; Virginia City Third House (humorous institution, 1860s Daily Union, 77-85; Virginia Evening Nevada Legislature), 80 Bulletin, 84-85 Thornton, William C., 282 Von Tobel, George, 278 Tonopah, Nevada, 291 tourism: American concept of national parks Wagenknecht, Louise, 218 and rise of tourism, 173-84, 193-202, Walker, Sigfried (Fried), 102 217-28; tourist guides to Yosemite and the Ward, Artemus. See Charles Farrar Browne Washoe County, Nevada, 290, in Nevada’s Wier, Jeanne, 294 1964 U. S. Senate race, 259, 276-81 Wilds, Leah L., review by, 224-25 “Washoe Mark Twain,” by James E. Caron, Wilkins, David E., Tribes, Treaties, and 77-88 Constitutional Tribulations, review of, 305-7 Washoes: Coyote creation myths of, 22-25 Will, Drake W., “The Medical and Surgical Watkins, Carleton, 174, 179 Practice of the Lewis and Clark Expedi- Wauneka, Annie Dodge, 301-3 tion,” mention, 110 Wawona Hotel, Yosemite National Park, 177 Wilmington (Virginia City printer), 78 Wawona Meadow, Yosemite National Park, Wilson, Adair, 84 197 Wilson, David R., review by, 305-7 Webb, Del, 266 Winnemucca, Nevada, 291-92 Wells, Nevada, 5, 292 Wittemeyer, George, 292 Welsh, George, 290 women: work in copper mining community, Wendover, Utah: community growth and 126-27; treatment during California Gold development (1960-2000), 4-12; population Rush, 233 growth (1980-1986), 8; roadside services on Women and the Conquest of California, 1542- Highway 40, 4-8 1840: Codes of Silence, by Virginia M. U.S. Army Air Corps, World War II training Bouvier, review of, 52-54 site, 5, 16; Western Pacific Railroad whistle Wood, C.F., 99 stop (1907), 4 Wounding the West: Montana, Mining, and the West Wendover Chamber of Commerce, 8, 15 Environment, by David Stiller, review of, West Wendover, Nevada: annexation of 59-61 surrounding federalland, 8, 11; casinos as Wright, William, [pseudo. Dan DeQuille], as Elko County employers, 4, 7-8, 11; reporter for Territorial Enterprise, 81, 101, community growth and development 245 (1960-2000), 4-17; as gambling and entertainment destination, marketing of, Yeo, Bill, editor, Cowboys, Ranchers, and the 7-17; incorporation of, 4, 8, 12; Latino Cattle Business: Cross-Border Perspectives on population (2000), 13; population (1991, Ranching History, review of, 119-22 2000), 4; population growth (1980s, 1990s), Yosemite Falls, 185, 189 8; roadside services on U.S. Highway 40, Yosemite Museum Wild Flower Garden, 200-2 front cover, no. 1, 6, 4-17; tourism increase, Yosemite National Park: ecology, 139-60, 8-10, 17; U.S. Highway 40, traffic on, 4-16, 173-203; establishment and regulation, 139, 9; Utah residents cross state line to gamble, 144-59, 173-228; logging, mining, 4-12; World War II military patronize reservoirs, livestock grazing in, 141-56, casinos in, 5 181-83, 193, 200-1, 215, 220; roadside Western Pacific Railroad, 4 revegetation projects, 193-203, 198; Westfall, Joel, 181 sheepherder tree carvings, 148-54; tourist White Pine County, Nevada, 291 industry, rise of, 174-84, 220; waterfalls, White, Richard Grant, 246 175, 182-83, 184, 185, 186, 188, 189 Whitley, David S., A Guide to Rock Art Sites: Yosemite Valley, California, 139-59, 173-89, Southern California and Southern Nevada, 228, 177, 178 mention, 30-31 Yparraguirre, Frank, 269 Whitney, Josiah, 179 Whitney Survey, 179 Zunis: creation myths, 41 Wickson, E.J., 143 Wide West mine (Aurora, Nevada), 92, 97