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William Matthews : Hubbell's Ganado : watercolors from Navajo country. by Matthews, William,1949-(CARDINAL)290327; Nedra Matteucci Galleries.(CARDINAL)269460;
Subjects: Exhibition catalogs.; Matthews, William, 1949-;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Brother Anansi and the cattle ranch / / = El hermano Anansi y el rancho de ganado by De Sauza, James.(CARDINAL)765455; Rohmer, Harriet.(CARDINAL)714750; Von Mason, Stephen,illustrator.(CARDINAL)765456;
A bilingual folk tale in which Brother Anansi persuades Brother Tiger to go into the cattle-raising business.Accelerated Reader ARAccelerated Reader ARAccelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Legends.; Anansi (Legendary character); Folklore; Spanish language materials;
Available copies: 14 / Total copies: 16
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Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Arizona / by United States.National Park Service,issuing body.(CARDINAL)139282;
Subjects: Historic sites; National parks and reserves; Trading posts;
Available copies: 0 / Total copies: 1
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Hubbell Trading Post : Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Arizona / by United States.National Park Service.(CARDINAL)139282;
Subjects: Trading posts; Historic sites; National parks and reserves;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
On-line resources: Suggest title for digitization;
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The Tall men / [videorecording] by Gable, Clark,1901-1960.(CARDINAL)124332; Russell, Jane,1921-2011.(CARDINAL)348199; Ryan, Robert,1909-1973.(CARDINAL)749120; Walsh, Raoul,1887-1980.(CARDINAL)173996; Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, Inc.(CARDINAL)340075; Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation.(CARDINAL)137420;
Director of photography, Leo Tover; music, Victor Young; editor, Louis R. Loeffler.Clark Gable, Jane Russell, Robert Ryan.The Allison brothers, Ben and Clint, are ex-Confederate soldiers now trying their hands at robbery. But one attempt to get rich quick leads them into the company of Nathan Stark, a Texas cattle baron with a huge herd to get to market. Along the dangerous journey both bullets and fists are flying as these rough and ready cowpokes take on anything standing in their way, while Ben and Nathan compete for Nella's affection.DVD, widescreen presentation; Dolby Digital 4.0 surround.
Subjects: Feature films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Western films.; Cattle drives; French language materials; Man-woman relationships; Spanish language materials; Ganado vacuno; Relaciones hombre-mujer; Vaqueros;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Quién me arropará esta noche? / by Roth, Carol.; Fernández, Queta.(CARDINAL)483694; Gorbachev, Valeri.(CARDINAL)332414; Obregón, José María,1963-(CARDINAL)469714;
Various farm animal mothers do their best to tuck Woolly the lamb into bed, but nothing is quite right until Mother Sheep arrives.Accelerated Reader AR
Subjects: Fiction.; Stories in rhyme.; Bedtime; Domestic animals; Mother and child; Sheep; Animales domésticos; Cuentos en rima.; Ganado lanar; Hora de acostarse; Madre e hijo;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Swept under the rug : a hidden history of Navajo weaving / by M'Closkey, Kathy,1943-; University of Arizona.Southwest Center.;
Includes bibliographical references (p. 295-312) and index.Introduction -- Trade, commerce, and diversification -- Discourses on traders, weavers, and trade blankets -- Blankets by weight: the hidden narrative -- Blankets by design: assessing traders' influence -- From flea market to Fifth Avenue: tracking the investment market -- Toward an understanding of Navajo aesthetics -- Reconceptualizing Navajo weaving: from commodity to cosmological performance.
Subjects: Hubbell, Lorenzo, d. 1942; Navajo blankets; Navajo blankets; Navajo textile fabrics; Navajo weavers; Art as an investment;
© c2002., University of New Mexico Press,
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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The case of the Indian trader : Billy Malone and the National Park Service investigation at Hubbell Trading Post / by Berkowitz, Paul(Paul D.)(CARDINAL)820947;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-348) and index.The trading post -- The trader -- The agency -- The cooperating association -- The investigation begins -- The warrant -- The raid -- A life of its own -- The politics of change -- Stalemate and the hand off -- A closer look -- Déjà vu -- The simple truth -- Rugs, jewelry, and kitchen utensils -- Polygraph (No lies detected) -- I thought we were supposed to be the good guys -- Revelations (The last straw) -- Rush to the finish and a few loose ends -- A whistle-blower, again -- Job satisfaction ("It's over") -- Nothing is ever easy (or, It's hard to say goodbye) -- The OIG investigation -- Reflections -- Afterword -- Appendix.
Subjects: Biographies.; Case studies.; Berkowitz, Paul (Paul D.); Malone, Billy Gene.; United States. National Park Service; Western National Parks Association; Criminal investigation; False arrest; Indian traders; Navajo Indians;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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The people and culture of the Navajo / by Rickard, Kris A.,author.(CARDINAL)413884; Bial, Raymond,author.(CARDINAL)169092;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 116-117) and index.A culture begins -- Origins of the Navajo -- People of the land -- Telling stories -- Building a civilization -- Inside a Navajo tribe -- Housing -- Types of Hogans -- Living in the Hogan -- Other dwellings -- Brush circles and in-laws -- Life in a Navajo village -- The life cycle -- Agriculture -- Recipe -- Making clothes -- The art of weaving -- The potters and basket weavers -- The hunters -- The silversmiths -- Beliefs of the Navajo -- The Navajo and nature -- Blessingways -- Chantways -- Overcoming hardships -- Becoming warriors -- The long walk -- Creating a nation -- Twentieth-century diné history -- The nation's presence now -- A growing community -- Code talkers -- Navajo nation government -- Walking in beauty -- Faces of the Navajo nation -- Armijo -- Barboncito -- Jeremiah Bitsui -- Delgadito -- Henry Chee Dodge -- Jacoby Ellsbury -- R.C. Gorman -- Herrero Grande -- Hosteen Klah -- Manuelito -- Ganado Mucho -- Luci Tapahonso -- Peterson Zah"For thousands of years, Native American tribes have populated North America. They built great civilizations, cultures, and communities in the hills, valleys, and forests of the continent. They sang songs that gave praise to their gods, and taught their children the stories and beliefs of their people. One of the most well-known and well-remembered tribes was the Navajo. Despite encountering hardship and the Long Walk in the 1860s, they developed a rich culture that persists to this day." -- Worldcat.org
Subjects: Navajo Indians; Navajo Indians;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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War in Lincoln County [large print] : a western story / by Coolidge, Dane,1873-1940,author.(CARDINAL)341502;
Curly Wells rides into Ganado Crossing in New Mexico Territory on his Appaloosa, Paint, looking for his stolen horse, a tiger-striped dun, named Tige. He finds him in a herd there, and is allowed to ride out with him, but he notices an unwelcome interest in Paint by Tuffy Malone, the leader of the toughs there. As he leaves, a grey horse follows, and he encounters Melissa McCoy, who accuses him of stealing her horse. Curly escorts Melissa back to her corral, where he meets her friend Colonel Moore, a former Texas Ranger and now a big rancher. Moore invites Curly and Melissa for supper and, during the meal, Curly learns that Tuffy Malone has been annoying Melissa, and that she has lost other horses to the rustling that is rampant in the area. Many suspect that Tuffy Malone and the Rafter J riders are rustling for Hard Winter Johnson, whose own cattle herd has grown rather unaccountably over the years.
Subjects: Large print books.; Western fiction.; Gunfights; Ranchers; Cattle trade;
Available copies: 5 / Total copies: 5
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