Don't know if this will aid you at all, but you might look at the old South Texas towns.  The Center for Archaeological Research, University of Texas at San Antonio published a report on the city of Roma that has been designated for restoration work.  A more inclusive report is still pending.
 
Marybeth Tomka
Curator
CAR-UTSA

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Date:    Sat, 11 Feb 2006 17:02:48 -0800
From:    Stacey Camp <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Early 20th Century Mexican-American Sites

Greetings histarchers,

I am performing archaeological work on a "section house" in Los Angeles,
California, built by the Pacific Electric Railway Corporation to house
Mexican-American families and employees in the early 1900s (my site was
occupied from 1906 through 1936). I am writing to see if anyone knows of
archaeological reports that look at Mexican households in the West during
this time period.

Thank you for your help in advance,

Stacey Camp
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Date:    Sat, 11 Feb 2006 22:14:07 -0700
From:    MORGAN A RIEDER <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Early 20th Century Mexican-American Sites

Hi Stacey,

A few years ago I had the opportunity to document a station on what is =
now an abandoned portion of the original  (1878-1880) Souhtern Pacific's =
transcontinental route through southern Arizona.  This was Esmond =
Station (originally Papapago Station, a few miles southeast of Tucson).  =
I documented the adobe building housing the Hispanic railroad workers, =
as well as the frame housing for the Anglo-American supervisory =
personnel, to HABS standards (=BC' to 1'), modified to 11" by 17".  I =
believe that I've got a digital version of the report text (in Word), =
but the drawings were done traditionally (by hand, ink on mylar).  If =
you wish, I can email you the text and send you copies of the drawings =
by post.  Please advise me accordingly, by email to my office address, =
[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.

Sincerely,
Morgan Rieder
Project Manager
William Self Associates
2030 E. Broadway
Tucson  AZ 85719


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  Subject: Early 20th Century Mexican-American Sites


  Greetings histarchers,

  I am performing archaeological work on a "section house" in Los =
Angeles,
  California, built by the Pacific Electric Railway Corporation to house
  Mexican-American families and employees in the early 1900s (my site =
was
  occupied from 1906 through 1936). I am writing to see if anyone knows =
of
  archaeological reports that look at Mexican households in the West =
during
  this time period.

  Thank you for your help in advance,

  Stacey Camp
  [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>

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