Legends of Texas
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1. Front matter2. EDITOR’S PREFACE3. CONTENTS4. ILLUSTRATIONS5. AN INQUIRY INTO THE SOURCES OF TREASURE LEGENDS OF TEXAS6. THE LEGEND OF THE SAN SABA OR BOWIE MINE7. LOST GOLD OF THE LLANO COUNTRY8. LOST MINES OF THE LLANO AND SAN SABA9. TREASURE LEGENDS OF McMULLEN COUNTY10. LEGENDARY SPANISH FORTS DOWN THE NUECES11. TREASURE CHEST ON THE NUECES12. THE BATTLEFIELDS OF PALO ALTO AND RESACA DE LA PALMA IN LEGEND13. HOW DOLLARS TURNED INTO BUMBLE BEES AND OTHER LEGENDS14. NATIVE TREASURE TALK UP THE FRIO15. THE SILVER LEDGE ON THE FRIO16. LOST MINES NEAR SABINAL17. THE NIGGER GOLD MINE OF THE BIG BEND118. MYSTERIOUS GOLD MINE OF THE GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS19. LOST COPPER MINES AND SPANISH GOLD, HASKELL COUNTY20. LOST LEAD MINE ON THE BRAZOS, KING COUNTY21. THE ACCURSED GOLD IN THE SANTA ANNA MOUNTAINS22. THE HOLE OF GOLD NEAR WICHITA FALLS23. BURIED TREASURE LEGENDS OF COOKE COUNTY24. THE TREASURE CANNON ON THE NECHES25. THE DREAM WOMAN AND THE WHITE ROSE BUSH26. STEINHEIMER’S MILLIONS27. THE SNIVELY LEGEND28. BURIED TREASURE LEGENDS OF MILAM COUNTY29. THE WAGON-LOAD OF SILVER IN CLEAR FORK CREEK30. MORO’S GOLD31. THE LEGEND OF STAMPEDE MESA32. THE WOMAN OF THE WESTERN STAR: A LEGEND OF THE RANGERS33. THE DEVIL AND STRAP BUCKNER134. THE LEGEND OF CHEETWAH35. THE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN IN BLUE36. THE HEADLESS SQUATTER37. MYSTERIOUS MUSIC IN THE SAN BERNARD RIVER38. THE DEATH BELL OF THE BRAZOS39. THE LEGEND OF THE SALT MARSHES (SAN LUIS PASS, BRAZORIA COUNTY)40. RHYMES OF GALVESTON BAY41. THE ENCHANTED ROCK IN LLANO COUNTY42. FRANCESCA: A LEGEND OF OLD FORT STOCKTON43. LOVER’S RETREAT AND LOVERS’ RETREAT (PALO PINTO)44. LOVER’S LEAP IN KIMBLE COUNTY45. THE WAITING WOMAN46. LOVER’S LEAP AT SANTA ANNA147. ANTONETTE’S LEAP OR THE LEGEND OF MOUNT BONNELL48. From SUNSET IN AUGUST: GALVESTON BEACH49. LIFE AND LEGENDS OF LAFITTE THE PIRATE50. THE UNEASY GHOST OF LAFITTE51. LAFITTE LORE52. A LEGEND OF THEODOSIA BURR ALLSTON53. AN INDIAN LEGEND OF THE BLUE BONNET54. HOW THE WATER LILIES CAME IN THE SAN MARCOS RIVER155. THE LEGEND OF EAGLE LAKE56. THE HOLY SPRING OF FATHER MARGIL AT NACOGDOCHES57. INDIAN BLUFF ON CANADIAN RIVER158. HOW MEDICINE MOUNDS OF HARDEMAN COUNTY GOT THEIR NAME59. THE NAMING OF METHEGLIN CREEK, BELL COUNTY60. HOW DEAD HORSE CANYON GOT ITS NAME61. HOW THE BRAZOS RIVER GOT ITS NAME62. HOW THE BRAZOS AND THE COLORADO ORIGINATED63. THE WHITE STEED OF THE PRAIRIES64. THE LEGEND OF SAM BASS65. THE HORN WORSHIPERS66. THE CAVE OF MONTEZUMA67. THE FIRST CORN CROP IN TEXAS68. LA CASA DEL SANTA ANNA69. LOST CANYON OF THE BIG BEND COUNTRY70. A TRADITION OF LA SALLE’S EXPEDITION INTO TEXAS71. BIG FOOT AND LITTLE FOOT72. THE WILD WOMAN OF THE NAVIDAD73. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TEXAS LEGENDS74. CONTRIBUTORS75. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING (1923) OF THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY76. MEMBERS OF THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY, 192477. INDEX78. PUBLICATIONS OF THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY79. MEMBERSHIP IN THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY