Articles – Pony Express Ride

Ackley, R. T. (1941). Across the Plains in 1858. Utah Historical Quarterly, Volume 9,(Number 1-4), 190–228.

Allin, L. C. (1982). 'A Mile Wide and an Inch Deep': Attempts to Navigate the Platte River. Nebraska History, 63, 1–15.

Anderson, H. (1956). The Controversial Sioux Amendment to the Fort Laramie Treaty of 1851. Nebraska History, 37, 201–220.

Applegate, J. (1900). A Day with the Cow Column in 1843. The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society, 1(4).

Bailey, W. F. (1898). The Pony Express. Century Magazine, 41, 882–892.

Beehrer, G. W., & Colyer, J. B. (1962). Freighting across the Plains. Montana: The Magazine of Western History, 12(4), 2–17.

Beeton, B. (1978). James Hervey Simpson in the Great Basin. Montana: The Magazine of Western History, 28(1), 28–43.

Bennett, C. (2008). Compacts and Compromises: Thomas S. Twiss and West Point Influence in the Antebellum South Carolina College. The South Carolina Historical Magazine, 109(1), 7–37.

Bernholz, C. D. (2010). Citation Abuse and Legal Writing: A Note on the Treaty of Fort Laramie with Sioux, etc., 1851 and 11 Stat. 749. Legal Reference Services Quarterly, 29, 133–148.

Bigler, D. L. (2008). "A Lion in the Path": Genesis of the Utah War, 1857-1858. Utah Historical Quarterly, 76(1), 4–21.

Brown, R. (2007). The Grave of Susan C. Haile. Overland Journal, 25(1), 24–36.

CarIey, M. (compiled by). (n.d.). Second Segment of the Oregon Trail in Wyoming. Cold Spring to Fort Fetterman. Annals of Wyoming, October 1970, 252–270. ¹

Carter, J. D. (1942). Before the Telegraph: The News Service of the San Francisco Bulletin, 1855-1861. Pacific Historical Review, 11(3), 301–317.

Chamber of Commerce, A., Nevada. (n.d.). Austin-Toiyabe Mountain Bike Trail Guide. ²

Chapman, A. (1931, January). Slade of the Overland. The Union Pacific Magazine, 11–12.

Clark, W. (1922). A Trip Across the Plains in 1857. The Iowa Journal of History and Politics, 22(2), 163–223.

Clow, R. L. (1986). General William S. Harney on the Northern Plains. South Dakota Historical Society Quarterly, 16(3), 229–248.

Considine, J. L. (1923). Eleven Days to St. Joe! Sunset Magazine, 51(4), 36, 80–81.

Darley, R. G. . M. (n.d.). The End Gate of the Mess Wagon. The Trail: A Magazine for Colorado, 1(1), 18–19. ³

Davies, J. K. (1980). Mormons and California Gold. Journal of Mormon History, 7, 83–99.

Drum, G. R. C. (1911). Reminiscences of the Indian Fight at Ash Hollow, 1855. Collections of the Nebraska State Historical Society, XVI, 143–151.

Eisele, K. (1993). Thoughts by the Way Women's Written Perceptions of the American Frontier Landscape. Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers. ⁴

Eldridge, J. (2008). The Utah War: A Photographic Essay of Some of Its Important Historic Sites. Utah Historical Quarterly, 76(1), 38–64.

Ericson, R., & Snow, D. R. (1970). The Indian Battle for Self-Determination. California Law Review, 58(2), 445–490.

Fixico, D. L. (1996). Ethics and Responsibilities in Writing American Indian History. American Indian Quarterly, 20(1).

Ford, D., & Kreutzer, L. (2015). Oxen: Engines of the Overland Emigration. Overland Journal, 33(1), 4–29.

Franklin, W. E. (1963). The Archy Case: The California Supreme Court Refuses to Free a Slave. Pacific Historical Review, 32(2), 137–154.

Goodwin, V. O. (1965). Development of Emigrant Routes of Northern Nevada. Nevada Historical Society Quarterly, VIII(3–4), 25–40.

Gray, J. S. (1985). Fact Versus Fiction in the Kansas Boyhood of Buffalo Bill. Kan,as History, 8(1), 2–20.

Gray, J. S. (1984). The Salt Lake Hockaday Mail, Part 1 (of 2). Annals of Wyoming, v.56(2), 12–19. ⁵

Gray, J. S. (1985). The Salt Lake Hockaday Mail, Part 2 (of 2). Annals of Wyoming, v.57(1), 2–12. ⁶

Gudger, E. W. (1933). Marco Polo and Some Modern things Old in the Asia of His Day. The Scientific Monthly, 37(6), 496–510.

Guenther, T. (2001). “Could these Bones Be From a Negro?” Overland Journal, 19(2), 42–55.

Guenther, T. (1999). The Burnt Ranch Saga: A History of the Last Crossing of the Sweetwater. Overland Journal, 17(4), 2–32.

Guinn, J. M. (1897). Early Postal Service of California. Historical Society of Southern California, 4(1), 18–26.

Hafen, L. R. (1927). A Winter Rescue March Across the Rockies. The Colorado Magazine, IV(1), 7–13. ⁷

Hammond, A. (2007). The Look of the Elephant: Scott’s Bluff. Overland Journal, 25(2), 59–62.

Hauck, L. P. (1923). The Pony Express Celebration. The Missouri Historical Review, XVI(4), 435–439.

Hill, B. S. . (1966). The Great Indian Treaty Council of 1851. Nebraska History, 47, 85–110.

Hoopes, A. W. (1933). Thomas S. Twiss, Indian Agent on the Upper Platte, 1855-1861. The Mississippi Valley Historical Review, 20(3), 353–364. https://doi.org/10.2307/1886844 ⁸

Jackson, W. T. (1949). The Army Engineers as Road Surveyors and Builders in Kansas and Nebraska, 1854-1858. Kansas History: A Journal of the Central Plains, 17(1), 37–59.

Johansen, D. O. (1967). A Working Hypothesis for the Study of Migrations. Pacific Historical Review, 36(1), 1–12.

Kelly, P. (1960). Plans for the Pony Express Re-run, July 19, 1960. Nevada Historical Society Quarterly, III(2), 41–44.

Kemble, J. H. (1949). The Gold Rush by Panama, 1848-1851. Pacific Historical Review, 18(No. 1, Rushing for Gold), 45–56.

Landstrom, K. S. (1959). How We Acquired Our Landed Estate, Part 2. Our Public Lands, 8(4), 6–7.

Lapp, R. M. (1966). Negro Rights Activities in Gold Rush California. California Historical Society Quarterly, 45(1), 3–20.

Leroy W. Hagerty. (1947). Indian Raids Along the Platte and Little Blue Rivers, 1864-1865 (I). Nebraska History, 28(3), 176–186.

Leroy W. Hagerty. (1947). Indian Raids Along the Platte and Little Blue Rivers, 1864-1865 (III). Nebraska History, 28(4), 239–260.

Lisa, G. C. (1995). Bicyclists and Bureaucrats: The League of American Wheelmen and Public Choice Theory Applied. Georgetown Law Journal, 84, 373–398.

Luce, W. R. (1974). The Mormon Battalion: A Historical Accident? Utah Historical Quarterly, 42(1), 27–38.