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>" Got CALICHE ? " Newsletter
>Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of the Greater Southwest!
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>Saturday February 02, 2002
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>COLORADO
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>http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1002,53%257E372744,00.html
>http://www.denverpost.com/media/paper36/February2002/0201endangered.gif
>An 1870 stone barn outside Pueblo, a rare remnant of the legendary 
>Goodnight-Loving
>Cattle Trail, leads Colorado's Most Endangered Historic Places List for
>2002, announced by Colorado Preservation Inc. Six other structures are
>on this year's list, which is intended to draw public attention to important
>historic sites that are threatened by neglect or demolition.
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>http://www.coloradopreservation.org/SP2002.html
>http://www.coloradopreservation.org/spprogram.html
>http://www.coloradopreservation.org/spprogramsat.html#e1
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>NEW MEXICO
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>http://www.sfnewmexican.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=3152853&BRD=2144&PAG=461&dept_id=367954&rfi=6
>In 2000, the Cuartocentenario Cathedral Park Monument Committee began 
>planning
>a fountain honoring the original Spanish colonists of Santa Fe. Excavation
>for a new fountain at Cathedral Park is likely to unearth some human burials.
>Frank Ortiz of the Cuartocentenario Cathedral Park Monument Committee,
>said an archaeological firm has been hired to work on the excavation.
>
>http://taosvacationguide.com/MAT/martinez.html
>Severino and his wife Maria del Carmel Santistevan Martinez raised six
>children in the Hacienda. Their eldest son was the famous Padre Antonio
>Martinez. The Padre was a dynamic social reformer who created the first
>coeducational school in New Mexico.
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>http://www.laplaza.org/comm/about_taos/history/19th_century.html#martinez
>Padre Martinez was the owner of the first printing press west of the 
>Mississippi
>River, brought by Josiah Gregg across the Santa Fe Trail. In the 1830s
>Martinez printed textbooks for his school, religious materials, political
>documents and the first newspaper in the area, "El Crepusculo de Libertad"
>(the Dawn of Liberty), founded in 1834. The energetic Padre of Taos also
>found time to serve in the Mexican and New Mexico Territorial legislative
>bodies, and was a consistent advocate of lower taxes for New Mexicans.
>He died July 28, 1867. He was buried by his Penitente brothers according
>to the wishes spelled out in his will. The actual location of his burial
>site is uncertain, but a commemorative headstone for Padre Martinez can
>be found at Kit Carson Park in Taos, close to Kit Carson's grave.
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>http://TaosNews.com/LastWeek/Main09.shtml
>A new Taos organization argues it's time for the Legislature to recognize
>Padre Antonio Jose Martínez, in the form of a large bronze statue to honor
>the 19th-century priest. Padre Martínez was born in Abiquiu, but served
>in Taos for 42 years, where he became known as the Cura de Taos. He became
>New Mexico's first U.S. citizen at the invitation of General Stephan W.
>Kearny.
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>ARIZONA
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>http://www.pr.state.az.us/pressrelease/timetravel_prls.html
>Residents and visitors in Arizona next March will have an opportunity to
>attend a living history event on March 9-10, 2002 at Picacho Peak State
>Park. The weekend is devoted to re-enactments of Civil War engagements
>which were fought during the Confederate campaign to secure the Southwest
>for the South. Period camps will also be set up to provide the public with
>an opportunity to experience life in the 1860's Southwest and to visit
>with living historians.
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>http://www.pr.state.az.us/pressrelease/civilwar_prls.html
>More than 150 re-enactors from around the country will camp at Picacho
>Peak State Park with authentic camping equipment.
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