Journal of the Southwest

Front MatterSource: Arizona and the West, Vol. 20, No. 4 (Winter, 1978)Published by: Journal of the SouthwestStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/40168757 .

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A R IZONA

and

the

WEST

A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF HISTORY

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS

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Dance Hall, Lake City, Colorado. Contributing artist to Volume Twenty is Richard Holcomb, a member of the fine arts faculty at Southwest Texas Junior College in Uvalde.

ARIZONA and the WEST strives to present in a readable, attractive manner the most authoritative writing on the Trans-Mississippi West today.

CORRESPONDENCE concerning articles, documents, book reviews, and sub-

scriptions should be addressed to the Editor, Library C327, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are $10.00 per year ($11.00 foreign). Single copies are $2.75. Back issues (Vols. I-XVI) and Comprehensive Index (Vols. I-V) are available from Kraus Reprint, Route 100, Millwood, New York 10546. Micro- film of issues since Vol. VII can be ordered from University Microfilms, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Volumes XVII (1975) to date are in journal office at the University of Arizona.

ARIZONA and the WEST assumes no responsibility for statements or opinions of contributors.

ENTERED as second-class matter at the Post Office in Tucson, Arizona.

COPYRIGHT © 1978 by the Arizona Board of Regents. All rights reserved.

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ARIZONA

and

the

JVEST

A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF HISTORY

edited by HARWOOD P. HINTON

Professor of History The University of Arizona

VOLUME TWENTY - NUMBER FOUR

WINTER I978

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS TUCSON

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Assistant Editor BRUCE J.DINGES

Secretary Kay Goodman

Editorial Assistant B.K. Parks

EDITORIAL CONSULTANTS

Maxine Benson Curator, Documentary Resources Colorado Historical Society

Donald J. Berthrong Professor of History Purdue University

William T. Hagan Professor of History State University College,

Fredonia, NewYork

William H. Lyon Professor of History Northern Arizona University

John D. McDermott Director, Special Studies Advisory Council

on Historic Preservation

Rodman W. Paul Professor of History California Institute

of Technology

Martin Ridge Senior Research Associate The Huntington Library

Walter Rundell, Jr. Professor of History University of Maryland

David M. Vigness Professor of History Texas Tech University

Donald £. Worcester Professor of History Texas Christian University

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CONTENTS

VOLUME TWENTY - NUMBER FOUR

WINTER I978

Dedication to BYRON CUMMINGS

by Clara Lee Tanner 303

THE "CRAZY SNAKE UPRISING" OF 1909 A Red, Black, or White Affair?

by Daniel F. Littlefield, Jr. & Lonnie E. Underbill 307

THE MORMONS COLONIZE SONORA

Early Trials at Colonia Oaxaca

by Thomas H. Naylor 325

THE "BIG STICK" IN INDIAN AFFAIRS The Bai-a-lil-le Incident in 1909

by Donald L. Parman 343

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REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS 361 The Frontier ed. by D. H. Miller & J. O. Steffen

reviewed by George R. Nielson

Lincoln and the Indians by David A. Nichols reviewed by Bruce J. Dinges

From the Heartland by Lawrence C. Powell reviewed by Marc Simmons

A British Ranchero [Dalton] in Old California by Sheldon G. Jackson reviewed by David J. Weber

The Reader's Encyclopedia of the American West ed. by Howard R. Lamar reviewed by Dan L. Thrapf

The Almadas and Alamos by Albert Stage reviewed by Ralph H. Vigil

The Village Indians of the Upper Missouri by Roy W. Meyer reviewed by Roger L. Nichols

Fortunes Are for the Few [Churchill] ed. by D. A. Smith & D. J. Weber By Sea to San Francisco [Morison] ed. by L. J. White & W. R. Gillaspie

reviewed by John B. Goodman

A Manifesto to the Mexican Republic [Figueroa] ed. by C. A. Hutchinson reviewed by Gene M. Brack

A ROUNDUP OF WESTERN READING hy The Old Bookaroos 375

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