Transcriber’s Notes: Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_). Additional Transcriber’s Notes are at the end. * * * * * [Illustration: A PUEBLO GIRL SELLING CLAY IMAGES. (From a sketch by Gen. Wallace.)] THE LAND OF THE PUEBLOS. BY SUSAN E. WALLACE. _Author of “The Storied Sea,” “Ginevra,” etc._ WITH ILLUSTRATIONS. NEW YORK: JOHN B. ALDEN, PUBLISHER. 1888. * * * * * Copyright. 1888, BY THE PROVIDENT BOOK COMPANY. * * * * * THE LAND OF THE PUEBLOS. CONTENTS. Introduction. 5 I. The Journey. 7 II. Historic. 14 III. Laws and Customs. 37 IV. The City of the Pueblos. 58 V. Mexican Cottages. 62 VI. To the Turquois Mines. 69 VII. To the Turquois Mines, continued. 80 VIII. To the Turquois Mines, continued. 93 IX. To the Turquois Mines, continued. 101 X. Among the Archives.--Things New and Old. 108 XI. Among the Archives.--A Love Letter. 114 XII. Among the Archives, continued. 121 XIII. Among the Archives, continued. 127 XIV. Among the Archives, continued. 134 XV. The Jornada Del Muerto. 140 XVI. Something about the Apache. 152 XVII. Old Miners. 160 XVIII. The New Miners. 167 XIX. The Honest Miner. 175 XX. The Assayers. 180 XXI. The Ruby Silver Mine.--A True Story. 188 XXII. The Ruby Silver Mine, continued. 196 XXIII. Mine Experience. 203 XXIV. The Ruins of Montezuma’s Palace. 218 XXV. To the Casas Grandes. 234 XXVI. A Frontier Idyl. 248 XXVII. The Pimos. 261 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. A Pueblo Girl Selling Clay Images, Frontispiece El Palacio, Santa Fé, 14 Living Pueblo (New Mexico), 44 Zuñi War Club, Dance Ornaments, etc., 46 Zuñi Basketry, and Toy Cradles, 130 Zuñi Water Vases, 132 Navajo Indian, with Silver Ornaments, 154 Zuñi Effigies, 200 Tesuke Water Vases, 234 Abandoned Pueblo, 238 Zuñi Paint and Condiment Cups, 244 Pueblo Wristlets, Moccasins, etc., 246 INTRODUCTION.