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Guide to
MS 231
Cleofás Calleros
Papers
Span Dates, 1860-1977
Bulk Dates, 1915-1972
60 feet (linear)
Processed by Laura Hollingsed,
August 2002,
and James Barrera, April 2000
Donated by Margarita Calleros Blanco and Raul C. Blanco, 1979.
Citation: Cleofás Calleros Papers, 1860-1977, MS 231, C.L. Sonnichsen Special

Collections Department, The University of Texas at El Paso Library.
C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department

University of Texas at El Paso
Biography
Southwest historian and civic leader Cleofás Calleros was born in Río
Florido, Chihuahua, Mexico on April 9, 1896, to Ismael Calleros and Refugio
Perales de Calleros. The family immigrated to El Paso, Texas, in 1902, when he
was six years old. After graduating from school Calleros worked as a freight
clerk for the Santa Fe Railroad, as an accountant and private businessman, and
as a social worker and immigration specialist for the Catholic Church, becoming
prominent in the civic and religious community in El Paso. In numerous
publications, articles, and speeches, he chronicled the history of the
Southwestern United States, Mexico and the Catholic Church.
Calleros attended St. Ignatius School and graduated as valedictorian of

Sacred Heart School in 1911. The Palmer Business Writing School awarded him
a teacher’s certificate in 1911, and he attended Draughon’s Business College in
1912. He received certificates in law and interstate commerce from LaSalle
Extension University in 1920 and in boys’ guidance from St. Edward’s University
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in 1924. New Mexico State University awarded him an honorary Master of Fine
Arts degree in 1960, and he later received an honorary doctorate.
Cleofás Calleros married the former Benita Blanco in 1918. Benita was
born in Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico, on February 22, 1895, and came to the
United States in 1905. She became a United States citizen in 1918. She worked
as a stenographer and assisted Calleros in his various business pursuits after
their marriage. They had one daughter, Margarita Calleros Blanco, born in 1926.
In his early days in El Paso, Calleros worked after school in various local
businesses. While working for a print shop, he learned to print and bind books.
In 1912, he started as a messenger boy with the Santa Fe Railway and worked
his way up to Chief Line Clerk by 1926. His work with the railroad was interrupted
by World War I, when the U. S. Army drafted him in 1917. He became a
naturalized U.S. citizen at Camp Travis in San Antonio, Texas, in 1918. As a
quartermaster sergeant with Company E, 315th Supply Train, 90th Division, he
took part in the St. Mihiel and Meuse Argonne battles in France, where he
received the Purple Heart for being wounded in action. He served in the
occupation of Germany from 1918 to 1919. After the war Calleros served in the
Officers’ Reserve Corps from 1920 to 1938.
In 1926 Calleros became the Mexican Border Representative of the

National Catholic Welfare Conference’s Bureau of Immigration in El Paso. From
1926 until his retirement in 1968, he handled over a million immigration cases in
his role as welfare director and social worker, including assisting religious groups
who were persecuted and expelled by the Mexican government in the 1930s. For
over fifty years, he taught free citizenship classes to immigrants. At times during
those years, he served as secretary and assistant to the Bishop of the Catholic
Diocese of El Paso, supervising the construction of the Mt. Cristo Rey monument
and serving on the boards of various Catholic schools and orphanages.
In addition to his jobs with the railroad and the Catholic Church, Calleros
was in business for himself as a notary public and accountant. He managed and
owned real estate and engaged in various businesses. He assisted clients with
mortgages and loans, immigration and naturalization problems, bookkeeping,
and income taxes.
He published over fifteen books and pamphlets in both English and

Spanish including regional histories and histories of civic and religious groups in
El Paso. He wrote about the Tigua Indians, the Chamizal area, and
Southwestern missions and churches. During the 1950s, he wrote a weekly local
history column for The El Paso Times, called “El Paso—Then and Now,” which
was later published in book form. His most famous work, Historia del Templo de
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe, co-authored with Dr. Angel Alcázar de Velasco,
was hand printed and bound in luxurious materials. El Paso artist José Cisneros
illustrated the book. The numbered, limited editions were sent to national
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libraries, museums, and universities throughout the world. Copies of the unique
book were also presented to President John F. Kennedy, Vice-President
Johnson, and to Pope John XXIII.
Calleros was a respected and popular speaker who was invited to address
many civic, political, and educational groups during his career. In his retirement
years, he spoke at national conferences in the United States and Mexico and led
college students on cultural tours of Mexico. Calleros was active in many youth
programs including the American Academy of Achievement, Crossroads of
America, Boy Scouts, and Boys’ Clubs.
He worked diligently for El Paso charities, especially the Mexican Division

of the Community Chest and the United Fund. He was a board member and
director for various Catholic orphanages and homes in El Paso. During the
Depression years, Calleros served on the El Paso County Relief Board and on
the Mexican Problems Committee of the Texas State Relief Commission. In 1934
he organized the Mexican and American Immigration Convention and
Sociedades Latino Americanas in El Paso to fight discrimination and inequality.
He edited Actualidad, a newspaper published by Sociedades Latino Americanas,
which aimed at uniting the El Paso Mexican community against discrimination. In
1936, he successfully led the fight against color classification of Mexicans by
county, state, and federal authorities in the United States.
As a leading member of the community, Calleros served on several

El Paso Grand Juries from 1929 to 1961. He was named to the El Paso Health
Commission and the El Paso Slum Clearance Commission in the 1930s. He was
Chairman of the Street Name Change Committee in 1957 and a member of the
El Paso County Historical Survey Commission in 1959. He worked on the Trans-
Pecos Overland and Butterfield Stage Coach Centennials, from 1952 to1959.
Calleros was founder or co-founder of many civic organizations. He was a

board member of numerous Historical societies, museums, and libraries in
El Paso, Ciudad Juárez, and vicinity. He was one of the founders of the
El Paso County Historical Society and served on the board of directors of the
El Paso Museum of Art and the El Paso County Library Board. He worked on the
design of the Coat of Arms emblem for the city of Juárez, Mexico. He was a
charter member of the Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Welfare Association,
and many other local and national Catholic groups. He was also a charter
member of various veterans’ groups, such as the American Legion and Veterans
of Foreign Wars, and other fraternal organizations.
Although he never ran for political office, Calleros was active in many
political causes. He fought all of his life for equal rights and respect for people of
Mexican descent. He was a strong friend and supporter of Raymond Telles, who
became El Paso mayor and later the U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica. He also
supported the presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy. Calleros worked hard
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to help bring about the Chamizal Settlement and was awarded the Chamizal
Commemorative Silver Medal by President Johnson in 1965.
For his efforts on their behalf, the Tigua Indians in El Paso named
Calleros an Honorary Adelantado in 1932. He worked to gain recognition for the
Tiguas by writing their history and publicizing their heritage. He accompanied a
group of Tiguas to the Texas Centennial Celebration at the Cotton Bowl in
Dallas, Texas, in 1936, where they had a role in the festivities and made
President Franklin D. Roosevelt an honorary Tigua Cacique.
Cleofás Calleros gained numerous honorary distinctions and recognitions

throughout his career. The Spanish government made him a Knight of the Order
of Isabela the Catholic in 1954 to recognize his efforts in matters related to the
history of the Spanish in the Southwest. For his work with the Knights of
Columbus, he was honored with the papal title of Knight of St. Gregory in 1961.
In 1963, the Archbishop of Mexico awarded him the Rose of Our Lady of
Guadalupe. He was inducted into the American Academy of Achievement and
into the Gallery of Living Catholic Authors. In 1966, the International Institute of
Arts and Letters of Switzerland appointed Calleros as a Life Member. He
received several Certificates of Merit and “Conquistador” awards from the City of
El Paso and honors from the State of Texas for his civic and historical work. He
was listed in “Who’s Who in Texas” and “Who’s Who in the Southwest” among
other honors. Cleofás Calleros died of natural causes in 1973. He was buried
with military honors at the Ft. Bliss National Cemetery in El Paso, Texas.
Series Description
The Cleofás Calleros Papers are arranged in eight series:
Series I. General Correspondence
Arranged in four subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Correspondence, Other General Correspondence, and Invitations and
Announcements. Each subseries is arranged chronologically.
Series II. Civic/Religious Organizations and Activities
Arranged in twenty subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Correspondence, Other Correspondence, National Catholic Welfare Conference
Material, Texas Relief Commission, El Paso County Relief Board, Mexican and
American Immigration Convention, Las Sociedades Latino Americanas, Color
Classification of Mexicans, American Academy of Achievement, Knights of
Columbus, Other Fraternal Organizations, Veterans’ Groups, Other Religious
Organizations and Activities, Charitable Organizations, Youth Projects, Schools
and Education, Historical Societies, Museums and Libraries, Butterfield Overland
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Mail, Other Civic Organizations and Activities, Programs, and Other Materials.
Material in each subseries is filed by topic or subject, and then chronologically.
Series III. Political Activities and Issues
Arranged in five subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Correspondence, Other Correspondence, Other Political Material, and El
Chamizal Dispute. Items in the subseries are filed chronologically.
Series IV. Business and Financial Materials
Arranged in twelve subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Correspondence, Railroads, U.S. Army, WWI, Correspondence, Notary Public
and Public Accountant Material, Calleros’ Personal Finances, Insurance Material,
Banks and Financial Institutions, Various Receipts, Other Business-Related
Material, Business Clients, and Client Tax Returns. The subseries are filed by
topic or subject, and then chronologically, except for Clients subseries that are
filed alphabetically and then chronologically.
Series V. Literary Endeavors
Arranged in twelve subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Correspondence, Other Literary Correspondence, Published Works—Books,
Newspaper Articles by Calleros, Other Works by Calleros, Speeches and
Addresses, Proofs and Drafts, Book Production and Promotion, Reviews and
Critiques, Other Literary Endeavors, and Historical Research. Correspondence
subseries are filed chronologically, and the other subseries are filed
alphabetically by topic or subject.
Series VI. Personal and Biographical Material
Arranged in four subseries—Travel Memorabilia, Diplomas and Awards, Other

Personal and Biographical Material, and Scrapbooks. Subseries are filed by topic
or subject, and then chronologically.
Series VII. Photographs and Other Works of Art
Arranged in fifteen subseries—Banquets and Receptions, Historical, Other Civic

Events, Churches and Clergy, Mt. Cristo Rey Construction, Tigua Indians and
Ysleta Mission, Literary Endeavors and Book Presentations, Artistic, Maps,
Documents, and Drawings, Calleros’ Personal Photographs, Slides, Notes and
Correspondence Relating to Photographic Descriptions, Postcards, Photograph
Albums, and Negatives. Photographs are filed by subject and date, and then
numbered chronologically in each folder. The numbers of negatives are matched
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to the corresponding photographic print, if available. Negatives without matching

prints are scanned, and paper prints of those negatives are filed with the
photographs.
Series VIII. Publications by Others
Arranged in ten subseries—Books, Newspapers, Newsletters, Mexican American

and Chicano Periodicals and Journals, Other Periodicals and Journals,
Publications About El Paso, Juárez, and Southwest, Government Publications,
Religious Publications, Other Mexican American and Chicano Publications, and
Other General Publications. Each subseries is filed by type of publication, by title,
and then by date.
Scope and Content Notes

The Cleofás Calleros Papers reflect the diverse interests and talents of this
famous El Paso civic leader and Southwest historian, and his involvement with
numerous civic, religious, and business organizations and institutions from about
1915 through 1973. His papers as Director of the local office of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference document the role of the Catholic Church in
immigration and social work on the U.S. – Mexican border. He assisted
numerous religious orders expelled from Mexico during the post-revolutionary
government’s persecution of the Church in the 1920’s and 1930’s, as well as
individual immigration and naturalization cases. Included in his papers are the
minutes and correspondence from conferences of various local Mexican
American political groups of the 1930’s that fought for respect and equal rights
for Mexicans, such as Sociedades Latino Americanas. Correspondence,
yearbooks, scrapbooks and photographs of predominantly Mexican Catholic
parishes chronicle the history of El Paso’s Mexican American community from
the 1920’s to the 1960’s. The activities of the Bishop and Diocese of El Paso,
the Knights of Columbus, El Paso County Relief Board, and early veterans’
groups, civic groups, charities, orphanages, and schools are related through his
correspondence and photograph collection. The Chamizal Settlement is recorded
in Calleros’ correspondence and collection of newspaper articles about the
dispute. The papers from his extensive business interests reflect the affairs of the
local Mexican American community. Calleros’ local history columns in the
El Paso Times, copies of his publications, and historical research are included in
this series as well. Many of the newspapers, newsletters, journals and pamphlets
in the Calleros Papers relate to historical events in El Paso, Juárez and the
Southwest. The Calleros Papers contain postcards from the Southwest United
States and Europe. Rare photographs of Catholic missions and clergy, early
religious processions, the construction of Mt. Cristo Rey, Mexican-American
parish activities, the Tigua Indians, and historical photographs of early El Paso
families and events are also part of the collection.
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The first series, General Correspondence, contains Calleros’ general

correspondence; his World War I correspondence; correspondence written by
Benita Blanco Calleros, various family members, and others; thank you cards,
notes, invitations and announcements.
The Civic/Religious Organizations and Activities series includes files from the
El Paso office of the National Catholic Welfare Conference. The office
correspondence of Miss Caroline Boone, social worker and predecessor to
Cleofás Calleros, is in this series, as well as Calleros’ office correspondence.
Government legislation and rules and regulations on immigration and
naturalization are in this series. Files of religious groups expelled from Mexico
and other immigration cases are in the Client Case Files.
Correspondence, minutes, and other materials relating to the activities of the

Texas Relief Commission’s Mexican Problems Committee and the El Paso
Country Relief Board during the Great Depression are included. The papers
from various El Paso Mexican American political groups from the 1930’s are in
this series, including the Mexican American Immigration Convention, Sociedades
Latino Americanas, and materials relating to the color classification of Mexicans.
This series also reflects Cleofás Calleros’ varied civic and religious activities.
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, yearbooks and other materials from
groups such as veterans’ groups, fraternal organizations, youth projects,
charitable organizations, historical societies, libraries, and museums are located
here. Most notable and extensive are the papers of the Knights of Columbus, the
American Academy of Achievement, local veterans’ groups, Crossroads of
America, Butterfield Overland Mail, El Paso Street Name Change Committee,
Sun Carnival, and the Texas Centennial of 1936. A collection of local concert and
theater programs from the 1920’s and 1930’s is included in this series.
The third series, Political Activities and Issues, has a large collection of
newspaper articles and correspondence about the Chamizal Dispute, as well as
correspondence with politicians and dignitaries and political campaign
advertisements.
The next series, Business and Financial Material, reflects Cleofás Calleros’
diverse business interests. His general business correspondence, statements
and receipts from various individuals and local companies are included. Material
from his job on the railroad contains correspondence and reports from various
railways such as the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Railroads. Legal contracts,
deeds, mortgages, promissory notes, bills of sale, insurance policies, tax
receipts, and banking records are in this series. Records and papers from his
notary, accounting, income tax, and real estate businesses are filed in client case
files.
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Material related to Calleros’ Literary Endeavors are contained in the fifth series.
His literary correspondence and “El Paso—Then and Now” newspaper columns
are included. This series contains drafts of some of his speeches, as well as
promotional material and account ledgers for the sale of his books. His historical
research, proofs and drafts, and publications of articles, pamphlets, and books
are filed in this series. Newspaper clippings about his publications and his
personal book collection are also included.
The sixth series, Personal and Biographical Material, contains travel

memorabilia from the Calleros’ many travels, especially to Europe in the 1920’s
and to Mexico. Many of Calleros’ diplomas and awards, such as certificates from
the Knights of Columbus and City of El Paso, are located in this series. His
resume, personal recommendations, genealogy, marriage license, last will and
testament, and other personal information are included. This series contains
several newspaper clippings about Calleros. The scrapbooks include three
Knights of Columbus books with photographs, clippings, and other memorabilia
from about 1930 to 1940. Another scrapbook is on St. Ignatius Church and
School from 1911 – 1933. A large scrapbook, titled “The Derricks,” contains
photographs, clippings, and souvenirs of early El Paso with notes in Russian.
Also included in this series are two scrapbooks containing photographs and other
materials from the visit of the Spanish Ambassador to El Paso in 1957.
A large assortment of over 2400 photographs and about 1400 negatives make up
the seventh series, Photographs and Other Works of Art. Historical
photographs include events and people in Paso del Norte, early religious
processions, churches and clergy, civic events such as the Sun Carnival parade
in 1936, and the Butterfield Overland Mail celebration in the 1950’s. Other
important photographs chronicle El Paso’s Mexican American community, the
construction of Mt. Cristo Rey, and various Tigua Indian gatherings at Ysleta
Mission. The collection also contains photographs of banquets, book
presentations, artistic photographs, and photographs of Calleros’ travels, friends,
and family. The series includes photographs of artist José Cisneros and
illustrations he made for Calleros’ books. Maps, photographs of historical
documents, and other drawings are included. Over 350 postcards of Europe and
the Southwestern United States and Mexico dating from 1920 to 1970, 48 slides
of New Mexican missions, and an early album of western travel scenes are also
in the series.
The last series, Publications by Others, contains books, local English and
Spanish language newspapers (mostly articles and partial issues) and
newsletters from El Paso civic and religious groups. Newspaper supplements
from 1937 feature the coronation of King George of the United Kingdom. Some
Mexican American and Chicano periodicals and other publications are in this
series. A large assortment of articles and pamphlets from the early 1920’s to
1970 describes points of interest in the local El Paso and Juárez areas. This
series contains “El Jacal,” St. Joséph’s Academy Yearbook from 1940, and “La
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Acequia,” the El Paso County School Annual from 1924. Other government,
religious and general publications are located in this series.
Provenance Statement
The Cleofás Calleros Papers were donated to the C. L. Sonnichsen
Special Collections Department of the University of Texas at El Paso Library in
1979 by Calleros’ daughter, Margarita Calleros Blanco, and his grandson, Raul
C. Blanco. The collection is the result of the accession of 52 boxes. However,
one box was returned to Margarita Blanco. Nine more boxes containing Calleros’
scrapbooks, albums, and published material were added to the collection later.
The original accession number was 933, and the collection number changed to
MS 231 in 1993.
Restrictions
Client Case Files and Reports in the National Catholic Welfare Conference
material are restricted. Income tax returns and the files of Calleros’ business
clients are also restricted. Photocopying of client photographs, tax returns, case
files, reports, and any material with personal client information such as birth,
baptismal, or marriage certificates is not allowed. Client names or other personal
information may not be used. Literary works and/or other such materials are
subject to copyright laws.
Literary Rights Statement

Permission to publish material from the Cleofás Calleros Papers must be
obtained from the C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, University of
Texas at El Paso Library. Citation should read, Cleofás Calleros Papers, 1860 –
1977, C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, the University of Texas
at El Paso Library.
Notes to the Researcher

The Cleofás Calleros Papers are very fragile. Much of the material is in poor
condition and brittle. Please handle with extreme care. Photocopying may be
restricted. Parts of the material are missing, torn, stained, or damaged.
Other Cleofás Calleros papers and books are located at the El Paso Public
Library, El Paso, Texas, and the Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio,
Texas, has copies of some photographs belonging to Cleofás Calleros.
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Related Collections
National Catholic Welfare Conference, MS 173, C. L. Sonnichsen Special
Collections Department, the University of Texas at El Paso Library.
Items Removed from the Cleofás Calleros Papers:

Club de Leones de Cd. Juárez, 1951, 1 copy
El Chamizal: ¿Qué Es? 14 copies
El Paso County Centennial Celebration, 2 copies
El Paso’s Missions and Indians, 172 copies and 24 covers
El Pasoans and Their Neighbors Greet You Amigo! 13 copies.
Estudios Preliminares…Comisión Histórica de Los Caballeros de Colón de

Texas, 34 copies.
Estudios Preliminares…Fray Juan de Padilla, 10 copies
Estudios Preliminares…Historia del Asilo de San José, 53 copies
Instituto de Cultura Hispánica, 2 copies.
Jubileo de Oro de Mi Parroquia, 94 copies
Knights of Columbus 1928 Yearbook, Del Norte Council, 2 copies
The Mother Mission: Our Lady of Mount Carmel, 3 copies.
National Council of Catholic Women Annual Meeting 1940, 6 copies.
Periódico Oficial de Durango, February 4, 1900 (removed due to brittleness and

fragile condition. This issue can be viewed on microfilm, F493, Roll 20,
Periodicals, University of Texas at El Paso Library.)
Queen of the Missions: Our Lady of Guadalupe, 6 full copies and 3 partial copies.
San Elizario Presidio-Mission, 8 copies

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San Ignacio de Loyola, 3 partial copies
Tigua Indians: Oldest Permanent Settlers in Texas, 7 copies.
Twelve Travelers Through the Pass of the North, 9 copies.
Twenty-fifth Annual Conference on World Affairs, 1972, 1 copy.
Twenty-second Annual Conference on World Affairs, 1969, 1 copy.
United States Catholic Conference Department of Immigration, 2 copies.
Various promotional pamphlets, pieces of pages, and loose pages from books
and pamphlets were removed. Original newspaper clippings, telegrams, and
other brittle papers were photocopied and removed.
These original and removed materials are contained in four document boxes and
two record boxes and placed at the end of the collection.
Container List
Box # Folder # Description Date

Series I General Correspondence
1 1 Incoming Correspondence 1917 – 1957
1 5 Outgoing Correspondence 1917 – 1972
77 2 Outgoing Correspondence 1936
1 6 U.S. Army, WWI, Correspondence 1917 – 1920
1 7 Family Correspondence – Benita Blanco 1916 – 1937
Calleros
2 1 Family Correspondence – Benita Blanco 1951 – 1973
Calleros
2 2 Family Correspondence – Benita Blanco 1918
Calleros – Nat. War Savings Committee
2 3 Family Correspondence – Margaret 1957 – 1976
Calleros Blanco
2 4 Family Correspondence – Other Family 1928 – 1972
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2 5 Other Correspondence – (Not Calleros) 1929 – 1972

2 6 Other Correspondence – Cards, Thank 1942 – 1972
You Notes
2 7 Other Correspondence – Other Material c. 1920 – 1970
2 8 Invitations and Announcements – Special 1960s
Events
2 9 Invitations and Announcements – R. Earl 1904
Petross, “Shirt Cuff” Invitation
77 3 Invitations and Announcements – Various 1957
2 10 Invitations and Announcements – Various 1913 – 1967
Series II Civic/Religious Organizations and Activities
3 5 Incoming Correspondence 1971
3 8 Other Correspondence – Louis W. 1933
Hickey
4 1 National Catholic Welfare Conference 1923
(N.C.W.C.)– Incoming Correspondence,
Miss Caroline Boone
4 2 N.C.W.C. – Incoming Correspondence, 1924 – 1925
Miss Caroline Boone
77 5 N.C.W.C. – Incoming Correspondence, 1924
Miss Caroline Boone
4 3 N.C.W.C. – Outgoing Correspondence, 1923
Miss Caroline Boone
4 4 N.C.W.C. – Outgoing Correspondence, 1924 – 1925
Miss Caroline Boone
Cleofás Calleros
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77 6 N.C.W.C. – Outgoing Correspondence, 1959
Cleofás Calleros
6 1 N.C.W.C. – Staff and Office Material 1930 – 1967
6 2 N.C.W.C. – “Mexican Contacts,”
Caroline Boone
6 3 N.C.W.C. – N.C.W.C. Publicity,
Correspondence
6 4 N.C.W.C. – N.C.W.C. News Service,
Correspondence
6 5 N.C.W.C. – Broadcasting Station, El 1936 – 1938
Paso Diocese, Correspondence
6 6 N.C.W.C. – “Cristo Rey” Newspaper, 1935
Correspondence
6 7 N.C.W.C. – “Western American” 1932
Newspaper, Correspondence
6 8 N.C.W.C. – Closing of Churches, 1936 – 1937
Juárez, Mexico, Correspondence
6 9 N.C.W.C. – National Catholic School of 1934 – 1935
Social Service, Correspondence
77 7 N.C.W.C. – National Catholic School of c. 1920s
Social Service, Pamphlet
6 10 N.C.W.C. – National Conference of 1925
Social Work, Correspondence
6 11 N.C.W.C. – National Council of Catholic 1923 – 1927
Women, Correspondence
Women, Correspondence
6 13 N.C.W.C. – National Council of Catholic 1922
Women, Annual Convention Program
Book
6 14 N.C.W.C. – “Proceedings of the 16th 1936
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Annual Convention of the Council of

Catholic Women”
Women Yearbook, Diocese Council of
El Paso
Women Yearbook, Diocesan Council,
El Paso, Texas, (3 copies)
77 8 N.C.W.C. – National Council of Catholic No Date
Women, Membership Forms
Women, Programs and Other Material
7 3 N.C.W.C. – Civics Catechism, 1936 – 1939
Correspondence
7 4 N.C.W.C. – “Civics Catechism on the 1937
Rights and Duties of American Citizens”
7 5 N.C.W.C. – “Catecismo Civico de los 1942
Derechos y Deberes de los Ciudadanos
Americanos” (2 copies)
7 6 N.C.W.C. – “Brief Course of Study of No Date
Most Essential Points for Citizenship
Examination (in English and Spanish)
7 7 N.C.W.C. – Various Citizenship Material 1920s – 1970s
7 8 N.C.W.C. – Immigration and 1920s – 1970s
Naturalization Forms and Instructions
77 9 N.C.W.C. – Immigration and c. 1925
Naturalization Forms and Instructions
7 9 N.C.W.C. – “Algunas Reglas de la Ley 1922 – 1925
de Inmigración de los Estados
Unidos…,” Pamphlet and Drafts
7 10 N.C.W.C. - “Immigration: A Statement 1928
Regarding Immigration to the United
States” by National Catholic Welfare
Conference
7 11 N.C.W.C. – “Social Data on Mexican Dec. 1920
People in Austin, Dallas, Ft. Worth,
Houston, and San Antonio, Texas”
7 12 N.C.W.C. – “Mexicans in the United c. 1921
States,” Draft (2 partial copies)
7 13 N.C.W.C. - ”Mexican Immigrants” by July 2, 1921
Vera L. Sturges
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7 14 N.C.W.C. – “Mexicans in the United 1928

States”
7 15 N.C.W.C. - “The Influence of Immigration 1929
on American Culture,” Conference on
Immigration Policy
7 16 N.C.W.C. – “The Santa Rita Settlement,” c. 1921
Los Angeles, CA
7 17 N.C.W.C. – American Citizenship 1926 – 1927
League of Pittsburgh, Annual Report
7 18 N.C.W.C. – “The General Committee of c. 1920 – 1930
Immigrant Aid at Ellis Island”
77 10 N.C.W.C. – “Malta Report on Emigration 1922 – 1923
for the Fiscal Year”
77 11 N.C.W.C. – “Y.W.C.A. Immigration May 1925
Service in the United States,” Reprint
from The Woman’s Press
8 1 N.C.W.C. – “Educational Institutions 1924 – 1927
Approved by the Secretary of Labor,”
Pamphlet and Lists
8 2 N.C.W.C. – U.S. Department of Labor, 1934
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Lecture Series No. 5-11, 21-29
8 3 N.C.W.C. – U.S. Department of Labor, 1935
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Lecture Series No. 30-34
77 12 N.C.W.C. – U.S. Government 1941
Regulations of Persons Entering and
Leaving the U.S.
8 4 N.C.W.C. – Immigration Legislation, 1932 – 1937
General Orders, and Proposed Bills
8 5 N.C.W.C. – Immigration Legislation 1938 – 1939
8 6 N.C.W.C. – Immigration Legislation 1940 – 1941
8 7 N.C.W.C. – Various Immigration and 1920 – 1970
Naturalization Material
8 8 N.C.W.C. – Client Receipts 1923 – 1926
8 9 N.C.W.C. – Client Receipts 1924 – 1926
9 1 N.C.W.C. – Mail Receipts 1923 – 1962
9 2 N.C.W.C. – Notes for Annual Report 1933 – 1963
9 3 N.C.W.C. – Annual Reports 1933 – 1965
9 4 N.C.W.C. – Annual Reports, Marriages 1933 – 1951
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9 5 N.C.W.C. – Alien Registrations 1933 – 1941

9 6 N.C.W.C. – Baptismal Records, 1889 – 1910, 1933
Tularosa, New Mexico, Corrected as of
1933
9 7 N.C.W.C. – Follow-up Cases, 1926 – 1940
Correspondence
9 8 N.C.W.C. – Client Notes and Receipts c. 1923 – 1968
9 9 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Returned 1925 – 1926
Letters
77 13 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files; 1937
Applications for Social Security Numbers
10 1 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Non- 1929 – 1968
Immigration Cases
10 2 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Juárez 1924 – 1937
School Children, Correspondence
10 3 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Juárez 1924 – 1937
School Children, Other Material
10 4 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, 1917 – 1926
Adoratrices (Sisters of Perpetual
Adoration)
Adoration)
Adoration)
Adoration)
Adoration)
11 2 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Good 1929 – 1966
Shepherd Sisters
11 3 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Sacred 1928 – 1932
Heart Sisters
Franciscan Fathers
11 5 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, various 1934 – 1956
religious orders
11 6 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Other 1925 – 1962
17
Clients
12 1 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Jesus 1932 – 1939
Gusman (Jesse Gussman)
77 14 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Jesus 1932-1940
12 4 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Andres 1930 – 1933
Olmos estate
Olmos estate
12 6 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Andres 1930 -1933
Olmos Estate, Other Materials
Olmos Estate, Other Materials
“Spaniards” (A. Estradas, M. Ruiz,
P. Igual, J. Bolos)
13 1 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Urbici 1938 – 1939
Soler (Mt. Cristo Rey Sculptor)
13 2 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Urbici 1940 – 1953
Soler
77 16 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Urbici 1940
Soler
13 3 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, A – D c. 1923 – 1968
13 4 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, E – H c. 1923 – 1968
13 5 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, J – O c. 1923 – 1968
13 6 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, P – R c. 1923 – 1968
14 1 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, S – Z c. 1923 – 1968
77 17 N.C.W.C. – Client Case Files, Various 1924 – 1965
Clients
77 18 N.C.W.C. – Other Materials 1923 – 1961
14 2 Texas Relief Commission – Mexican 1934
Problems Committee, Correspondence
Problems Committee, Correspondence
Problems Committee, Minutes
18
77 19 Texas Relief Commission – Mexican 1933 – 1934

Problems Committee, Other Material
14 5 El Paso County Relief Board – Minutes 1934 – 1935
and Correspondence
77 20 El Paso County Relief Board – Minutes 1934
14 6 El Paso County Relief Board – School 1935
Lunch Statements
Lunch Statements
77 21 El Paso County Relief Board – School 1934 – 1935
Lunch Statements
Lunches
14 8 Mexican and American Immigration 1934
Convention – Correspondence, Minutes,
and Reports
14 9 Mexican and American Immigration 1934
Convention – Other Material
15 1 Sociedades Latino-Americanas – 1934 – 1937
Correspondence
15 2 Sociedades Latino-Americanas – 1934
Minutes
77 22 Sociedades Latino-Americanas – Aug. 12-19, 1934
Minutes
Surveys and Reports
Delegates
Statements and Resolutions
Statements and Resolutions
15 7 Sociedades Latino-Americanas – 1936 – 1937
Actualidad Newspaper, Correspondence
77 23 Sociedades Latino-Americanas – Other 1934
Materials
15 8 Color Classification of Mexicans – 1921 – 1936
Correspondence
16 1 Color Classification of Mexicans – 1936
Correspondence
77 24 Color Classification of Mexicans – Legal 1936
19
Papers
77 25 Color Classification of Mexicans- Nov. 1936
“Noticiero Semanal”
Newspaper Clippings
Newspaper Clippings
16 3 American Academy of Achievement – 1961 – 1973
Incoming Correspondence
Outgoing Correspondence
16 5 American Academy of Achievement – 1961
Minutes
Ballots
“First Annual Banquet of the Golden
Plate,” Bound Program
Information Booklet
Banquet of the Golden Plate, Program
Banquet of the Golden Plate Program,
“Master Book”
(copy 1 of 3)
(copy 2 of 3)
Banquet of the Golden Plat, Program
(copy 3 of 3)
Banquet of the Golden Plate, Bound
Program (copy 1 of 2)
Banquet of the Golden Plate, Bound
Program (copy 2 of 2)
20
17 10 American Academy of Achievement – 1961 - 1967

Banquet of the Golden Plate, Various
Pages from Program Books
Other Material
77 27 American Academy of Achievement - 1964 – 1967
Other Material
18 5 Knights of Columbus – El Paso, Texas, 1926 – 1973
Correspondence
18 6 Knights of Columbus – Yearbook, Del 1928
Norte Council No. 2592, El Paso, Texas
(2 copies)
18 7 Knights of Columbus – Yearbook, St. 1930
Martin’s Council No. 2623, Kingsville,
Texas
18 8 Knights of Columbus – Directory, New 1932 – 1933
Haven, Conn.
18 9 Knights of Columbus – 50th Anniversary 1952
Book, El Paso Council No. 638 (3
copies)
19 1 Knights of Columbus – 62nd Annual 1966
Convention, Texas State Council, El
Paso, TX, Program Book
19 2 Knights of Columbus – 68th Annual State 1972
Meeting, Texas State Council, Ft. Worth,
Texas, Program Book
19 3 Knights of Columbus – El Paso Directory 1970
19 4 Knights of Columbus – Supreme 1926 –1929
Council, Audits of Del Norte Council No.
2592
19 5 Knights of Columbus – Texas Knights of May 16, 1932 and
Columbus Historical Commission Nov. 22-23, 1932
Minutes
21
19 6 Knights of Columbus – Other Material 1927 – 1973

77 28 Knights of Columbus – Other Material 1929 – 1968
19 7 Other Fraternal Organizations – 1919 – 1924
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Clerks
77 29 Other Fraternal Organizations – c. 1916 - 1924
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Clerks, Other Material
19 8 Other Fraternal Organizations – Order of 1972
Alhambra, Bejar Caravan No. 56
77 30 Other Fraternal Organizations – Knights 1978
of Mecca, Member Roster
19 9 Other Fraternal Organizations – El Club 1953 – 1955
de Leones, Cd. Juárez
19 10 Veterans’ Groups – Hamilton Fish Camp 1923
No. 2, United Spanish War Veterans,
El Paso, Texas, Correspondence
19 11 Veterans’ Groups – Mexican Border 1963
Veterans (from 1916 Villa Expedition),
Correspondence
19 12 Veterans’ Groups – Span.-Amer. 1923 – 1924
Veterans of the World War, El Paso,
Texas, Correspondence
19 13 Veterans’ Groups – Spanish American 1924 – 1929
Veterans of the World War,
Correspondence
19 14 Veterans’ Groups – Spanish American 1922 – 1924
Veterans of the World War, Other
Material
77 31 Veterans’ Groups – Goldbrick Brigade c. 1918 – 1920
Ex-Service Men’s Protective Fund,
Tentative Suggestions
20 1 Veterans’ Groups – American Legion 1920 – 1972
Post 36, El Paso, Texas,
Correspondence
20 2 Veterans’ Groups – American Legion 1945 – 1969
Post 36, Other Material
20 3 Veterans’ Groups – American Legion “40 1953 – 1972
and 8,” El Paso, Texas, Correspondence
20 4 Veterans’ Groups – Military Order of the 1969 – 1971
Purple Heart – Lone Star Chapter 393,
22
20 5 Veterans’ Groups – Disabled American 1930 – 1972

Veterans – Borderland Chapter No. 10,
El Paso, Texas, Correspondence and
Other Material
20 6 Veterans’ Groups – Gateway Barracks 1957 – 1971
#846, El Paso, Texas (WWI Veterans),
Correspondence and Other Material
20 7 Veterans’ Groups – Veterans of Foreign 1944 – 1967
Wars (VFW) Post 2753, El Paso, Texas,
Correspondence
20 8 Veterans’ Groups – Soldier Bonus Bill, 1921
Correspondence
20 9 Veterans’ Groups – WWI Memorial for 1928
Mexican-American Soldiers Committee,
El Paso, Texas
20 10 Veterans’ Groups – Other Veterans’ 1918 – 1971
Material
77 32 Veterans’ Groups – Other Veterans’ 1923 – 1972
Materials
20 11 Other Religious Organizations and 1919 – 1962
Activities – Pilgrimages and Processions
Activities – Mt. Cristo Rey and Sculptor,
Urbici Soler; Correspondence and
Papers
77 33 Other Religious Organizations and c. 1950 - 1961
Activities – Mt. Cristo Rey and Sculptor,
Urbici Soler; Various Materials
Activities – Mt. Cristo Rey Fund
Activities – Mt. Cristo Rey Construction,
Accounts Ledger
97 1 Other Religious Organizations and c. late 1930s –
Activities – Mt. Cristo Rey, Pamphlets 1940s
(4 Copies)
20 15 Other Religious Organizations and 1937 - 1940
Activities – Church Property, El Paso
Diocese, Correspondence
Activities – Church Property, El Paso
Diocese, Other Materials
23

Activities – Church Financial Records,
El Paso Diocese
Activities – Church Financial Records,
El Paso Diocese
21 3 Other Religious Organizations and 1937
Activities – Apostolic School, El Paso,
Texas, Correspondence
Activities – Apostolic School, Other
Materials
Activities – Apostolic School, Newspaper
Clippings
Activities – Apostolic School, “The
Mission” Magazine, Financial Accounts
21 6 Other Religious Organizations and Feb. 28, 1929
Activities – Matrimonial Board of El Paso
Diocese, A.J. Beevers vs. Ana Louise
Venghans
21 7 Other Religious Organizations and Dec. 1954
Activities – “Look to the Mountain!”
KTSM Radio and Television Christmas
Program, El Paso, Texas
Activities –Television Programs, El Paso
Diocese
Activities – Catholic Welfare Association,
Activities – “El Paso Catholic Welfare
Association” Pamphlet, Compiled and
Edited by Mrs. C.A. Puckett and Cleofás
Calleros
21 11 Other Religious Organizations and June 13, 1937
Activities – Plans for Ceremony for Rev.
Fr. Juan M. González, S.J.
97 1 Other Religious Organizations and Feb. 9, 1945
Activities – “Muerte del Arzobispo de
México: Monseñor Luis Gonzaga María
24
Martínez y Rodríguez,” flyer

Activities – Committee for Spanish
Honors, Correspondence
21 13 Other Religious Organizations and 1954 –1957
Activities – Spanish Honors to Bishop
Metzger and Rt. Rev. Gaynor; Instituto
de Cultura Hispánica
Activities – Spanish Honors to Bishop
Metzger and Rt. Rev. Gaynor, Program
(3 Copies)
Activities – Visit of Spanish Ambassador
Activities – Visit of Spanish Ambassador,
Newspaper Clippings
Activities – Diamond Jubilee of My
Parish, Immaculate Conception Church,
El Paso, Texas
Activities – Union Catolica de San José,
Correspondence and Other Materials
Activities – Sacred Heart Church and
School
Activities – Sacred Heart School,
Newspaper Clipping
Activities – Sacred Heart Church, 50th
Jubilee, Pamphlet
Activities – St. Ignatius’ Church
Activities – St. Joséph’s Church and
School
Activities – Jesuit High School
Activities – Loretto Academy, El Paso,
25
Texas
Activities – Loretto Academy,
Newspaper Clipping
Activities – Various Churches and
Schools
Activities – El Paso Diocesan Council
and Catholic Men, Program and
Correspondence
Activities – International Catholic Truth
Society
Activities – 28th International Eucharistic
Congress, Chicago, Pamphlet
Congress, Program
Congress; Maps, Souvenirs,
Advertisements
Activities – Villa Jones Project, Reports
and Correspondence
Activities – Villa Jones International
Cultural Center
22 13 Other Religious Organizations and 1948, 1960
Activities – Bishop’s Committee for the
Spanish Speaking, 5th Regional
Conference, Program Book (1948), and
Correspondence (1960)
Activities – Nat. Conference of
Christians and Jews, Correspondence
Activities – National Vigil of Prayer
Activities – U.S. Census of Religious
Bodies, Form and Instructions
26

Activities – Various Materials
Activities – Various Materials
22 17 Charitable Organizations – Catholic 1960 – 1961
Diocese of El Paso
22 18 Charitable Organizations – Christmas 1959 – 1971
Seals, El Paso, Texas
22 19 Charitable Organizations – El Paso’s 1956 – 1961
Christmas in Lights
22 20 Charitable Organizations – El Paso 1931 – 1957
Community Chest, Correspondence
23 1 Charitable Organizations – El Paso c. 1930s
Community Chest, Constitution
23 2 Charitable Organizations – El Paso 1938 – 1939
Community Chest, Annual Report
78 1 Charitable Organizations – El Paso 1932
Community Chest, Financial Report to
Board of Directors
Community Chest, Mexican Division,
Scrapbook
Community Chest, Mexican Division,
Scrapbook
23 5 Charitable Organizations – Ladies of 1960 – 1972
Charity, El Paso, Texas
78 2 Charitable Organizations – Ladies of 1971
Charity, Correspondence
23 6 Charitable Organizations – Particular 1963 – 1972
Council of El Paso, Texas,
Correspondence
23 7 Charitable Organizations – Red Cross, 1917 –1961
El Paso, Texas, and Juárez, Mexico,
Correspondence
78 3 Charitable Organizations – Red Cross, 1917
Donations
23 8 Charitable Organizations – Rescue 1965 – 1966
Mission of El Paso, Correspondence
23 9 Charitable Organizations – Salvation 1963 – 1971
Army, El Paso, Texas, Correspondence
27
23 10 Charitable Organizations – United Fund 1957 – 1966

Campaign, Correspondence
23 11 Charitable Organizations – Work c. 1960
Description of Health, Welfare, and
Character Building Agencies – United
Fund of El Paso City and County
78 4 Charitable Organizations – United Fund, 1963
Newspaper Clipping
23 12 Charitable Organizations – National 1920
Allied Relief Committee (for Poland)
97 1 Charitable Organizations – Nat. Allied 1920
Relief Committee, pamphlet
23 13 Charitable Organizations – Good 1932 – 1941
Shepherd Home (San Juan),
Correspondence
78 5 Charitable Organizations – Good c. 1920 – 1940
Shepherd Home (San Juan),
“Instructions or Rules for Boarding
Homes”
23 14 Charitable Organizations – Guadalupano 1937 – 1946
Day Nursery, Correspondence
23 15 Charitable Organizations – Sacred Heart 1934 – 1943
Annex and Orphanage, Correspondence
97 1 Charitable Organizations – La Ciudad
del Niño, Floor Plan
23 16 Charitable Organizations – Orphanages; 1930s
Various Materials
Social Service Organizations List
Social Service Exchange Report
24 1 Charitable Organizations – Other 1931 – 1972
Materials
78 7 Charitable Organizations – Other 1965 – 1966
Materials
24 2 Charitable Organizations – Requests for 1950 – 1973
Donations, A – D
Donations, D – P
Donations, P – Z
28

Donations, Various Charities
78 8 Charitable Organizations – Requests for c.1960 – 1972
Donations, Various Charities
24 6 Youth Projects – Boy Scouts and Boys’ 1928 – 1965
Clubs, El Paso, Texas
24 7 Youth Projects – Crossroads of America, 1961 – 1972
Correspondence
78 9 Youth Projects – Crossroads of America, 1962
Newspaper Clippings
Franchise Tax Reports and Legal
Papers
78 10 Youth Projects – Crossroads of America, 1964 -1967
Legal Papers
Rio Florido Project, Correspondence
Newspaper Clippings and Other Material
25 3 Youth Projects – University of Colorado 1967 – 1969
Tour Groups, Correspondence
25 4 Youth Projects – University of Colorado 1970
Tour Groups, Correspondence
“Junior Year in the Field Program,”
Student Impressions
“Junior Year in the Field” Program, Other
Materials
25 6 Youth Projects – Jack and Jill of America 1970
Foundation
25 7 Youth Projects – Symposium on 1968
“Spanish Speaking Children and Youth
in the Schools of the Southwest” at El
Paso, Texas
25 8 Schools and Education – El Paso Public 1934 – 1971
Schools, Various Materials
78 12 Schools and Education – El Paso Public 1966 – 1969
Schools, Various Materials
26 1 Schools and Education – El Paso April 15 – 20, 1936
Schools Centennial, Program (4 copies)
29
26 2 Schools and Education – New Mexico 1970 – 1971

State University Alumni Association
26 3 Schools and Education - Texas State 1966
Teachers’ Association, Programs
26 4 Schools and Education – Tex. West. 1960 – 1972
College/Univ. of Texas at El Paso, Other
Material
78 13 Schools and Education – Texas Western 1965 – 1972
College/Univ. of Texas at El Paso, Other
Material
26 5 Schools and Education – University of 1968 – 1977
Texas at El Paso, Student Association,
Council Minutes and Other Material
78 14 Schools and Education – Univ. of Texas 1973
at El Paso, Student Association
Elections
26 6 Schools and Education – Education 1972
Group Action Project, Correspondence
26 7 Schools and Education – Mexican- 1968
American Youth Association, Articles of
Incorporation
26 8 Schools and Education – Regional 1971
Environmental Education, Research and
Improvement Organization (REERIO),
Various Materials
26 9 Schools and Education – “Reglamento no date
para el Nombramiento y Escalafón de
Profesores de la Escuela Nacional
Preparatoria, U.N.A.M.”
26 10 Historical Societies, Museums and 1966 – 1972
Libraries – El Paso Corral of the
Westerners
78 15 Historical Societies, Museums, and 1971
Libraries – El Paso Corral of the
Westerners, Membership List
Libraries – El Paso County Historical
Society
78 16 Historical Societies, Museums, and 1971 – 1973
Libraries – El Paso County Historical
Society, Various Materials
30
Libraries – El Paso Rancheros

Libraries – Pioneer Assoc. of El Paso
Libraries – Texas Society of Colonial
Dames, Correspondence
78 17 Historical Societies, Museums, and 1965 – 1966
Libraries – Texas Society of Colonial
Dames, Newspaper Clippings
Libraries – Sociedad Chihuahuense de
Estudios Históricos, Cd. Juárez, Mexico
78 18 Historical Societies, Museums and 1972
Libraries – Sociedad Chihuahuense de
Estudios Históricos, Other Material
Libraries – Western History Association
Libraries – National Folk Festival,
Correspondence
Libraries – Texas Historical Commission
Libraries – El Paso Art Museums
Libraries – El Paso Centennial Museum
Libraries – San Jacinto Museum of
History Association
Libraries – El Paso Public Library
78 19 Historical Societies, Museums, and 1972
Libraries – El Paso Public Library,
Schedule
Libraries – Border Regional Library
Assoc.
Libraries – Texas Library Assoc.,
Various Materials
Libraries – Various Historical Societies,
31
Museums and Libraries

27 8 Butterfield Overland Mail – 1953 – 1956
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence
27 11 Butterfield Overland Mail – Programs, 1957 – 1958
Tickets, and Receipts
27 12 Butterfield Overland Mail – 1957
Commemorative Stamp Petition
27 13 Butterfield Overland Mail – Other 1957 – 1958
Material
78 21 Butterfield Overland Mail – Other 1957 – 1958
Material
27 14 Butterfield Overland Mail – Dedication of 1955 – 1958
Pioneer Pilot Memorial – Guadalupe
Peak
28 1 Other Civic Organizations and Activities 1959
– “Arrows to Atoms” Wagon Train Post
– Championship Cowboy Contest, El
Paso, Texas, Program Book
28 3 Other Civic Organizations and Activities c. 1960s
– Outline for Citizenship Classes, Ft.
Bliss, Texas
– Cd. Juárez, Coat of Arms, Various
Materials
– Cd. Juárez, Coat of Arms, Newspaper
Clippings
28 5 Other Civic Organizations and Activities 1971 – 1972
– El Paso Civic Association
28 6 Other Civic Organizations and Activities 1929, 1930, 1961
– El Paso Grand Juries
78 23 Other Civic Organizations and Activities Jan. 1930
– El Paso Grand Jury, Notes
28 7 Other Civic Organizations and Activities 1961, 1972
– El Paso Tours
32
– El Pasoans, Inc.
– El Pasoans, Inc., Budget
28 9 Other Civic Organizations and Activities no date
– Petition to Preserve El Paso’s City Hall
– Petition to Mayor of El Paso from
Second Ward Residents Regarding
Drainage, Trash, and Lighting Problems
– Street Name Change Committee, El
Paso, Texas, Correspondence
– Street Name Change Committee,
Minutes and Reports
Other Material
Recommendations
– Sun Carnival Information Pamphlet
(with Float Construction Requirements)
– Sun Carnival, Correspondence
– Sunset Heights, Mundy Street
Petitions
– Texas Centennial Exposition at Dallas,
Texas
– Tigua Indians, Correspondence
– Ateneo Fronterizo de Cuidad Juárez,
Conference Programs and Other
Material
– Border Cities Meeting, El Paso, Texas,
and Cd. Juárez, Chih, Mex., Summary
29 1 Other Civic Organizations and Activities- 1969-1972
33
Conference on World Affairs Program

Books (8 books)
Conference on World Affairs, Various
Materials
– Conference on World Affairs, Various
Materials
29 3 Other Civic Organizations and Activities- 1969
Housing and Urban Development
(HUD), Alamogordo, New Mexico,
Various Materials
Inter-Agency Committee on Mexican
American Affairs
League of United Latin-American
Citizens (LULAC) El Paso, Texas,
Correspondence
78 28 Other Civic Organizations and Activities c.1950 – 1965
– LULAC, Civics Classes
Mexican-American Study Project
National Urban Coalition, Various
Materials
Pan American Round Table of El Paso,
Texas, Year Book
Pan American Round Table,
Correspondence
Southwest Taskforce on Bilingual-
Bicultural Rehabilitation Services;
Various Materials
“World Understanding Week,” various
material
97 1 Other Civic Organizations and Activities- Mar. 13, 1966
“World Understanding Week,” clipping
– Education Group Action Project,
34
Kingsville, Texas
– Mexican-American Conference, Notre
Dame, Indiana
29 12 Other Civic Organizations and Activities- 1930- 1970
Various Materials
– Various Materials
29 13 Programs- Community Concert 1935-1961
Association, El Paso, Texas
30 1 Programs- El Paso Altrusa Club; Visit of 1938
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
29 2 Programs- The Orpheus Club, El Paso, 1922-1925
Texas
29 3 Programs- Oratorio Society of El Paso, 1923- 1935
Texas
29 4 Programs- El Paso Music Concerts 1922-1923
30 5 Programs- El Paso Music Concerts 1924- 1925
30 8 Programs- El Paso Theater, Opera, And 1917- 1925
Dance
31 1 Programs- El Paso Theater Opera and 1926- 1931
Dance
31 2 Programs- El Paso Theater, Opera and 1931- 1970
Dance
31 3 Programs- Other Theater and Music 1925- 1970
Programs
78 32 Programs – Other Theater and Music c. 1920s
Programs
97 1 Programs – Other Theater and Music 1917
Programs
31 4 Programs- Various Church Programs 1920- 1972
31 5 Programs- Other Programs 1934- 1973
97 2 Other Materials 1917 – 1974
Series III Political Activities and Issues

31 6 Incoming Correspondence 1922- 1960
35

32 2 Outgoing Correspondence 1936- 1971
32 3 Other correspondence- Invitation to 1965
Lyndon B. Johnson Inaugural
97 3 Other Correspondence – Invitation to 1961
Gov. Price Daniel Inauguration
32 4 Other Political Material- Political 1956- 1961
Advertisements
78 34 Other Political Material – Political 1936
Advertisements
32 5 Other Political Material- “La Libertad” 1964
Arriba [Barry] Goldwater, ‘Austin, Texas
32 6 Other Political Material- Mexican 1977
American Democrats
32 7 Other Political Material- “Plataforma 1974
Politica de Accion Nacional” Cd. Juárez
32 8 Other Political Material – City of El Paso 1931 –1932
Poll Tax Form
32 9 Other Political Material- Audiotape, (no date)
Rep. Richard White
32 10 Other Political Material- National Issues 1970-1971
Conference
78 35 Other Political Material – National Issues 1970 – 1971
Conference
32 11 Other Political Material- “They Have the 1970
Power; We Have the People”- Houston
Hearings Equal Employment Opportunity
Report
78 36 Other Political Material – Newspaper 1936 – 1966
Clippings
32 12 Other Political Material 1920-1967
32 13 El Chamizal Dispute- Incoming 1962-1967
Correspondence
32 14 El Chamizal Dispute- Outgoing 1963
Correspondence
33 1 El Chamizal Dispute- Outgoing 1963
Correspondence
78 37 El Chamizal Dispute – Other 1963
Correspondence and Material
33 2 El Chamizal Dispute- Newspaper 1963- 1965
36
Clippings, English- Language

78 38 El Chamizal Dispute – Newspaper 1963 – 1966
Clippings, English-Language
33 3 El Chamizal Dispute- Newspaper 1963- 1965
Clippings, Spanish- Language
78 39 El Chamizal Dispute – Newspaper 1963 – 1966
Clippings, Spanish-Language
97 3 El Chamizal Dispute – Newspaper 1963
Clippings, Spanish-Language
33 4 El Chamizal Dispute- Political Cartoons 1962?- 1963
from El Fronterizo and Correo
33 5 El Chamizal Dispute- Press Releases 1963- 1967
33 6 El Chamizal Dispute- Memorandum- July 17,1963
Recommendations to Presidents of U.S.
and Mexico by Dept. of State and
Ministry of Foreign Relations (3 copies)
33 7 El Chamizal Dispute- Congressional 1963
Record (copies)
33 8 El Chamizal Dispute- “S. 2394”- U.S. 1963
Senate Bill
33 9 El Chamizal Dispute- “Compliance with 1964
Convention on the Chamizal” U.S.
Senate Hearing
33 10 El Chamizal Dispute- “Convention on the 1963
Chamizal” U.S. Senate Report
78 40 El Chamizal Dispute – Affidavit 1965
33 11 El Chamizal Dispute- Gadsden Treaty 1853
(copy)
33 12 El Chamizal Dispute “Background undated
Information on the Chamizal”- First and
Unofficial Draft (with Maps)
33 13 El Chamizal Dispute- “El Chamizal Qué 1963
Es?” by C. Calleros
34 1 El Chamizal Dispute- “Mexico Debe 1963
Recuperar el Chamizal” by Edmundo
Díaz Barrientos
34 2 El Chamizal Dispute- “El Chamizal” by 1964
Armando B. Chávez
34 3 El Chamizal Dispute- “The Chamizal 1966
Settlement: Statesmanship or Swindle?”
manuscript by J.K. Parrish
37
34 4 El Chamizal Dispute- “El Chamizal: Un 1962- 1963

Drama Jurídico e Histórico” by Salvador
Mendoza
79 1 El Chamizal Dispute – “Progreso del Sept. – Oct. 1964
Norte”
34 5 El Chamizal Dispute- Mexican Touring 1964
Service Magazine (partial copy)
34 6 El Chamizal Dispute- Other Material 1962- 1965
96 2 El Chamizal Dispute – Other Materials, 1966
Maps
Series IV Business and Financial Material

34 7 Incoming Correspondence 1924-1959
79 2 Incoming Correspondence 1957-1965
34 10 Railroads-Rio Grande, El Paso, and 1915-1919
Santa Fe, Correspondence
34 11 Railroads -- Rio Grande, El Paso, and 1920
Santa Fe, Correspondence
79 3 Railroads – El Paso and Southwestern, No Date
Architect’s Specifications for Office
Building
79 4 Railroads – Contracts, Various Railroads 1901 – 1920
34 12 Railroads -- Texas Demurrage and 1908-1910
Storage Bureau Circulars
35 1 Railroads -- Southern Pacific Railroad, 1945
Tie Statements
79 5 Railroads – Southern Pacific, 1929
“Condensed Profiles”
79 6 Railroads – Southern Pacific, “Statement 1924 – 1932
of Siding Mileage” (1 of 2)
79 7 Railroads – Southern Pacific, “Statement 1924 – 1932
of Siding Mileage” (2 of 2)
79 8 Railroads – Southern Pacific, Rio Grande 1927
Division, “Index to M.W.D. Standard
Plans”
35 2 Railroads- A. J. Jarrett 1917- 1921
97 4 Railroads – Texas and Pacific Railway c. 1940 – 1960
Co. Advertisement
38
35 3 Railroads- Other Material 1900- 1927

35 4 Notary Public and Public Accountant 1921- 1972
Material- Correspondence and Forms
35 5 Notary Public and Public Accountant C. 1965
Material- Guide to Professional Ethics,
Nat. Society of Public Accountants
35 6 Notary Public and Public Accountant 1921- 1924
Material- “Record of Acknowledgements”,
Record Book of Actions as Notary Public
97 4 Notary Public and Public Accountant 1959
Material – “Rules of Professional
Conduct,” Texas State Board of Public
Accountants
79 9 Notary Public and Public Accountant 1925 – 1970
Material – Various Materials
35 7 Calleros’ Personal Finances- Budgets 1920
35 8 Calleros’ Personal Finances- Taxes 1922- 1960
79 10 Calleros’ Personal Finances – Taxes 1915 – 1970
35 9 Calleros’ Personal Finances – Loans and 1908- 1966
Mortgages
79 11 Calleros’ Personal Finances – Various 1916 – 1939
Contracts and Bills of Sale
35 10 Calleros Personal Business- Petroleum 1919- 1920
Company Stock Shares
35 11 Insurance Materials- Automobile 1960- 1972
Insurance and Other Materials
35 12 Insurance Materials- Medical Insurance 1965- 1971
36 1 Insurance Materials- Bureau of War Risk 1917- 1919
Insurance
96 3 Insurance Materials – Bureau of War 1917 – 1919
Risk Insurance, “Bulletin No. 1, Terms
and Conditions of Soldiers and Sailors
Insurance”
36 2 Insurance Materials- Kansas City Life Ins. 1918- 1920
Co.
36 3 Insurance Materials- Pacific Mutual 1917- 1920
Insurance Co.
36 4 Insurance Materials- Other Insurance 1918- 1973
79 12 Insurance Materials – Other Insurance 1920 – 1933
36 5 Banks and Financial Institutions- Banco 1952- 1967
Nacional de Mexico
39
36 6 Banks and Financial Institutions- City 1916- 1920

National Bank, El Paso, Texas
36 7 Banks and Financial Institutions- 1914- 1916
Commercial National Bank, El Paso,
Texas
36 8 Banks and Financial Institutions- Security 1917- 1922
Bank and Trust Co., El Paso, Texas
36 9 Banks and Financial Institutions- State 1925- 1970
National Bank, El Paso, Texas
36 10 Banks and Financial Institutions- Other 1919- 1976
Banks
36 11 Various Receipts- American Furniture 1919- 1922
Co.
36 12 Various Receipts- City Water Works 1916- 1919
36 13 Various Receipts- Dodd, Mead, and Co., 1916- 1919
Inc.
36 14 Various Receipts- El Paso Electric 1920- 1922
Railway
36 15 Various Receipts- El Paso Herald 1917- 1920
37 1 Various Receipts- Faby’s Grocery 1970
37 2 Various Receipts- Fuel, Grain and Hay 1918- 1932
37 3 Various Receipts- Grocers and Dry
Goods
37 4 Various Receipts- Mountain States 1920- 1922
Telephone
37 5 Various Receipts- Popular Dry Goods 1920- 1922
Co.
37 6 Various Receipts- Rio Grande, El Paso 1920- 1921
and Santa Fe Railroad Co.
37 7 Various Receipts- Rothschild and Co.- 1916- 1922
Piano
97 4 Various Receipts – Piano 1918
37 8 Various Receipts- Trueba Zozaya 1920- 1922
(Seggerman), Inc
37 9 Various Receipts- Travel Receipts 1934 – 1971
37 10 Various Receipts- Book and Printing 1919 – 1973
Receipts
37 11 Various Receipts- Postage Receipts 1924 – 1971
37 12 Various Receipts- Receipt Stubs 1920; 1950-1951
37 13 Various Receipts- Personal Handwritten 1917- 1970
40
Receipts
37 14 Various Receipts- Client Receipts 1920- 1972
38 1 Various Receipts – Other 1917- 1973
96 4 Various Receipts – Other 1929, 1933
97 4 Various Receipts – Other 1920 – 1940
38 2 Other Business and Financial Material- c. 1920 – 1970
Business Contacts- Cards and
Addresses
38 3 Other Business and Financial Material- 1916- 1917
Calleros and Martinez (Fernando
Martinez)
38 4 Other Business Related Material- 1934- 1971
American Printing Co.
38 5 Other Business Related Material- Tours 1961- 1965
38 6 Other Business Related Materials- c. 1920 – 1973
Various Materials and Notes
38 7 Business Clients- Titles, Abstracts and 1928 – 1971
Deeds
38 8 Business Clients- Promissory Notes 1928- 1971
79 13 Business Clients – American Legion Post 1970
No. 36
38 9 Business Clients- Farah Manufacturing 1969
Co.,
38 10 Business Clients- Pancho’s Mexican 1967- 1970
Foods
79 14 Business Clients – Piedra del Sol 1971
Housing Dev. Corp., Articles of
Incorporation
38 11 Business Clients- Raymond L. Telles Jr., 1960- 1961
Expense Account
38 12 Business Clients- Lucia Rubio de Madrid 1929- 1936
Investments, Correspondence
79 15 Business Clients – Lucia Rubio de 1935
Madrid Investments, Legal Papers
38 13 Business Clients- Isaura Avila, Incoming 1923- 1930
Correspondence
39 1 Business Clients- Isaura Avila, Outgoing 1923- 1927
Correspondence
79 16 Business Clients – Isaura Avila, 1923 – 1924
Contracts and Deeds
41
39 2 Business Clients- Isaura Avila, Various 1923- 1930

Materials
79 17 Business Clients – I. Avina, Abstract of 1912
Title
39 18 Business Clients – Miguel Baeza 1932 – 1937
39 3 Business Clients- Alfredo Barrio 1928- 1935
79 19 Business Clients – Alfredo Barrio 1928 – 1935
80 1 Business Clients – Manuel Bustillos 1929 – 1934
80 2 Business Clients – Crecencio Ceballos 1925
80 3 Business Clients – Francisco Cotera 1930 – 1933
80 4 Business Clients – Federico and 1968
Alejandra A. Fernandez
80 5 Business Clients – Alfonso Flores and A. 1928
Casasola
39 4 Business Clients- Pablo Moncado 1925- 1933
80 6 Business Clients – Beatriz Morrado 1968 – 1971
80 7 Business Clients – M. Nagle 1929 – 1935
80 8 Business Clients – Inocencio Najera 1927 – 1932
80 9 Business Clients – Maria B. Orona 1929 – 1941
39 5 Business Clients- Manuel Payan 1930- 1967
80 10 Business Clients – Manuel Payan c. 1930s
80 11 Business Clients – Diego Ronquillo 1969
80 12 Business Clients – Manuel and Soledad 1969
Sanchez
80 13 Business Clients – Hector J. Uranga 1970 – 1971
80 14 Business Clients – Aureliano and 1928
Amanda Valdez/R.S. Fletcher
39 6 Business Clients- Benigno Villa 1926- 1935
Hernandez
80 15 Business Clients – Benigno Villa 1929 – 1937
Hernandez
80 16 Business Clients – Antonio Villegas 1929 - 1937
39 7 Business Clients- Maria Guzman 1917- 1929
80 17 Business Clients – Maria Guzman 1924 – 1929
97 4 Business Clients – Maria Guzman, Other 1929
Materials
39 8 Business Clients- Various Clients, Real 1924- 1973
Estate, Mortgages and Loans
39 9 Business Clients- Various Clients, Real 1924- 1973
42
Estate, Mortgages
40 1 Business Clients- Frank T. Bishop Estate, 1928- 1931
Correspondence
Correspondence
Documents and Receipts
80 18 Business Clients- Frank T. Bishop Estate, 1928 – 1934
Other Materials
40 4 Business Clients- Eldifonsa Lopez Estate 1928- 1929
80 19 Business Clients- Eldifonsa Lopez 1929
Estate, Other Materials
40 5 Business Clients- Elena R. E Silva Estate 1958- 1969
and Funeral
80 20 Business Clients – Ladislada Urrutia 1964 – 1967
Estate
40 6 Business Clients- Arcadio Valtierrra 1932- 1933
Estate (or Baltierra)
80 21 Business Clients –Dominga Ortiz de 1918 – 1969
Valtierra Estate (or Baltierra)
97 4 Business Clients – Librado Vargas Estate
40 7 Business Clients- Various Clients; 1915- 1972
Estates, Wills, Funeral Expenses
80 22 Business Clients-Various Clients; 1963
Estates, Wills, Funeral Expenses
40 8 Business Clients- Various Clients; 1969- 1973
Immigration, Naturalization, Visas,
Official Documents
80 23 Business Clients –Various Clients; 1966 – 1972
Immigration, Naturalization, Visas,
Official Documents
40 9 Business Clients- Other Clients 1926- 1973
41 1 Business Clients- Other Clients 1926- 1973
80 24 Business Clients- Other Clients 1969
41 2 Client Tax Returns- Tax Forms and 1956- 1969
Instructions
41 3 Client Tax Returns- Blank Tax Forms 1942- 1968
41 4 Client Tax Returns- General 1970- 1971
Correspondence
41 5 Client Tax Returns- “Requests for 1963- 1972
43
Statement of Earnings” For Clients

41 6 Client Tax Returns 1942- 1973
Series V Literary Endeavors

46 5 Other Correspondence- Ángel Alcázar de 1953- 1968
Velasco
44
46 6 Other Correspondence- José Cisneros 1959

46 7 Other Correspondence- Fred Joyce 1960- 1971
46 8 Other Correspondence- Tom Lea 1957
46 9 Other Correspondence- Dr. Harry Lund, 1961- 1966
Pan American College, Edinburg, Texas
46 10 Other Correspondence- Kenneth Yielding 1960- 1971
80 26 Other Correspondence- Kenneth Yielding 1960 – 1971
47 1 Published Works- El Chamizal- Qué es? 1963
(3 copies)
47 2 Published Works- El Paso’s Missions and 1951
Indians (3 copies)
47 3 Published Works- El Paso’s Missions and 1953
Indians (3 copies)
47 4 Published Works- El Paso- Then and 1954
Now
47 5 Published Works- En el Aureo Jubileo de 1931
la Venida de la Compañia de Jesús
47 6 Published Works- Estudios Preliminares 1929- 1931
de la Sociedad Histórica Católica del
Estado de Texas, Número 1-4; Comision
Histórica de los Caballeros de Colon de
Texas (No. 4 written by Cleofás Calleros)
47 7 Published Works- Historia del Asilo de 1931
San José de El Paso, Texas, Caballeros
de Colón (3 copies with textured cover)
47 8 Published Works- Historia del Asilo de 1931
San José de El Paso, Texas, Caballeros
de Colón (3 copies with smooth cover)
47 9 Published Works- Historia de la 1935
Parroquia de San Ignacio de Loyola,
El Paso, Texas
47 10 Published Works- Historia de la 1935
Parroquia de San Ignacio de Loyola,
El Paso, Texas (cover only- alternate
design)
47 11 Published Works- Jubileo de Oro de Mi 1955
Parroquia, 1905- 1955
(3 copies)
47 12 Published Works- La antorcha… de 1951
El Paso del Norte
45
47 13 Published Works- The Mother Mission: 1952

Our Lady of Mount Carmel
48 1 Published Works – Queen of the 1952
Missions: Our Lady of Guadalupe
48 2 Published Works – San Elizario Presidio- 1969
Mission (3 Copies)
48 3 Published Works – Texas Centennial 1936
Celebration, 1936, Diocese of El Paso,
Edited by Cleofás Calleros
48 4 Published Works – Tigua Indians: Oldest 1953
Permanent Settlers in Texas (3 Copies)
94
Published Works – Historia del Templo
de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe (cover
only)
48 5 Newspaper Articles by Calleros– 1951 – 1952
The El Paso Times
80 27 Newspaper Articles by Calleros – 1951 – 1965
The El Paso Times
48 6 Newspaper Articles by Calleros – 1953 – 1959
The El Paso Times, “El Paso—Then and
Now”
80 28 Newspaper Articles by Calleros – The El 1954 – 1959
Paso Times, “El Paso—Then and Now”
48 29 Newspaper Articles by Calleros – El Paso June 4, 1932
Evening World News, “San José de
Concordia el Alto; First Catholic Church
in El Paso, Texas,” (reprint)
48 7 Newspaper Articles by Calleros – Other 1932, 1952
Newspaper Articles
80 30 Newspaper Articles by Calleros – Other 1964
Newspaper Articles
48 8 Other Works by Calleros – “Introduction c. 1956
to Tour of Juárez, Mexico,” USATC-AAA
48 9 Other Works by Calleros – “Our Cause, 1971
Its Origin and Continuation,” Knights of
Columbus
48 10 Other Works by Calleros – “Our Historical 1961
and Cultural Southwest,” White Sands
Lunar Base Report
48 11 Other Works by Calleros – “Paso del 1951
46
Norte,” Fiestas de Fundacion y

Guadalupanas; Programa; Club de
Leones de Cd. Juárez (3 Copies)
80 31 Other Works by Calleros – “Lost Demon Aug. 2-3, 1955
Found,” Play; program notes by Calleros
48 12 Other Works by Calleros – Various c. 1920 – 1970
Articles and Papers
48 13 Speeches and Addresses – Audio No Date
Recording of Calleros, by Wilma
Cleveland; original Tape and cassette
copy (2 hours)
48 14 Speeches and Addresses – “Disertacion 1959
Histórica,” Cd. Juárez
48 15 Speeches and Addresses – “Juventad, 1943
Nuestra Labor,” La Conferencia Regional
de Padres y Madres, Escuela Bowie,
El Paso, Texas
48 16 Speeches and Addresses – “Mexico and 1969
Mexicans…,” Univ. of Colorado
48 17 Speeches and Addresses – Panel 1971
Discussion, Texas Library Assoc., District
IV, Laredo, Texas
48 18 Speeches and Addresses – White Sands 1957
Proving ground, Office of Research
Ordinance Research Liasion Committee
48 19 Speeches and Addresses – Other 1927 – 1972
Speeches and Addresses
80 32 Speeches and Addresses – Other 1959
Speeches and Addresses
49 1 Speeches and Addresses – Speakers’ 1962 – 1972
Fees
80 33 Speeches and Addresses – Speakers’ 1972
Fees
49 2 Speeches and Addresses- Consulting 1966- 1972
Services
49 3 Proofs and Drafts- El Chamizal: ¿Qué 1963
Es?
80 34 Proofs and Drafts – El Chamizal: Cuál 1963
Es?
49 4 Proofs and Drafts- Seventieth 1972
Anniversary of Columbianism in Texas
47
80 35 Proofs and Drafts – “Educacion e No Date

Instruccion en Paso del Norte, “
80 36 Proofs and Drafts --El Paso Missions No Date
49 5 Proofs and Drafts- “Tigua Indians”
49 6 Proofs and Drafts- Untitled Article on Don 1966
Juan de Oñate Expedition
49 7 Proofs and Drafts- “The First Chartered July 24, 1952
Bank West of the Mississippi in Texas”
49 8 Proofs and Drafts- Poetry (by Calleros?) 1966
49 9 Proofs and Drafts- “Shrine of the Little No date
Flower “(San Antonio, Texas)
49 10 Proofs and Drafts- “Banco Nacional de 1952
Texas”
49 11 Proofs and Drafts- “El Paso- Then and c. 1950s – 1960s
Now;” Prologue
49 12 Proofs and Drafts- Historia de la 1935
Parroquia de San Ignacio de Loyola
49 13 Proofs and Drafts- La Antorcha de No date
El Paso del Norte
49 14 Proofs and Drafts- Various Drafts c. 1940 - 1970
49 15 Book Production and Promotion- c. 1963 – 1964
El Chamizal- Qué Es?
49 16 Book Production and Promotion- Historia 1933
de la Parroquia de San Ignacio de Loyola
49 17 Book Production and Promotion- 1953- 1962
Promotion for Historia del Templo de
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
49 18 Book Production and Promotion- Trip to December 1955
Mexico City
49 19 Book Production and Promotion- Account c. 1950 – 1970
Book for Literary Production
49 20 Book Production and Promotion- Book 1961- 1972
Orders and Receipts
80 37 Book Production and Promotion – Book c. 1950 – 1970
Orders and Receipts
49 21 Book Production and Promotion- Various c. 1940 – 1972
Material
Presentations, Newspaper Clippings and
Other Material
48
80 38 Book Production and Promotion – Book c. 1950 – 1970

Presentations, Newspaper Clippings
Presentations- to Pres. John F. Kennedy
and V-Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson,
Correspondence
50 1 Reviews and Critiques- Reviews and 1955- 1959
Critiques of Historia del Templo de
Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe
81 1 Reviews and Critiques – Historia del 1954 – 1959
Templo de Nuestra Señora de
Guadalupe
50 2 Other Literary Endeavors- 1950- 1973
Advertisements from Book Sellers
50 3 Other Literary Endeavors- Calleros’ Book 1919- 1971
Collections
81 2 Other Literary Endeavors – Calleros’ 1972
Book Collections
50 4 Other Literary Endeavors- El Paso Public 1960- 1970
Library
81 3 Other Literary Endeavors – El Paso 1970
Public Library
50 5 Other Literary Endeavors- Book Plate No date
(Stamp Block) and Metal Die
50 6 Other Literary Endeavors- Notes 1930- 1970
50 7 Historical Research- Institute of Texan 1967- 1971
Cultures San Antonio, Texas
50 8 Historical Research- El Paso, Juárez and c. 1950 - 1970
Vicinity
50 9 Historical Research- Early El Paso, c. 1950 - 1970
Texas
50 10 Historical Research- Early El Paso c. 1950 –1 970
Residents
51 1 Historical Research- Alfonso Casasola 1933
Correspondence
51 2 Historical Research- Frank P. Clark, 1877
Customs Collector, El Paso, Texas
51 3 Historical Research- Samuel Marti 1929-1942
(Martinez), Violinist
51 4 Historical Research- El Paso Area 1953- 1971
Churches, Missions, and Temples,
49
Correspondence
Smelters, Correspondence
Railroads, correspondence
51 7 Historical Research- El Paso area military 1956- 1977
and Camp Cotton, correspondence
51 8 Historic Research- Magoffin Home, 1964
correspondence
51 9 Historical Research- “Isle of Cordova” 1954
and “Cerro Gordo;” Hugh Lyons,
correspondence and sheet music
51 10 Historical Research- “Isle of Cordova” 1955
and “Down in Sooner Land;” Delphia
Foster, correspondence and sheet music
97 5 Historical Research – “Isle of Cordova,” c. 1920 – 1970
Other Sheet Music and Materials
51 11 Historical Research- Tiguas and 1957- 1967
Cherokee, correspondence
51 12 Historical Research- Rodeos, Corridas, 1952- 1969
Hitching Posts, Stirrups; correspondence
51 13 Historical Research- Ku Klux Klan, San 1966
Angelo, Texas, correspondence
51 14 Historical Research- Aztec Calendar, 1960- 1966
Seasons, Weather; correspondence
51 15 Historical Research- Silver City, New 1955- 1966
Mexico, correspondence
51 16 Historical Research- “Episodios No date
Históricos”
51 17 Historical Research- “Texana Check List” 1957
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Library, San Antonio, Texas
51 18 Historical Research- Untitled Term Paper No Date
on Foreign Relations between Mexico
and United States (no author or date)
51 19 Historical Research- “History of 1959
California” (no date or author)
51 20 Historical Research- “Ignacio Zaragoza” No Date
(unknown author)
51 21 Historical Research- “America’s First 1963
Bible,” Various materials
50
96 5 Historical Research – “Mulattos Mines,” 1887

article from The Mexican Financier
Map 1 Historical Research – Copy of Translation c. 1920 - 1970
Drawer of Land Grant Document for Juan Maria
W10 Ponce de Leon, 1827 and 1852
51 22 Historical Research- Various Materials 1930- 1970
81 4 Historical Research – Various Materials 1909 – 1972
Series VI Personal/ Biographical Material

51 23 Travel Memorabilia- Souvenir Booklets 1920- 1960
51 24 Travel Memorabilia- Various Travel 1950s- 1960s
Brochures
51 25 Travel Memorabilia- Various Tour Plans 1965- 1966
52 1 Travel Memorabilia- Travel Itineraries 1939, 1959
52 2 Travel Memorabilia- Airline Guides 1950- 1970
52 3 Travel Memorabilia- Train Schedules, 1938
Ferrocarril Mexicano, Ruta de Veracruz
52 4 Travel Memorabilia- Tour Schedule, 1959
American Automobile Association
52 5 Travel Memorabilia- Various Tour 1920, 1959
Schedules
52 6 Travel Memorabilia- Travel Atlas 1971
52 7 Travel Memorabilia- Various Maps 1950- 1970
52 8 Travel Memorabilia- Austria 1959
52 9 Travel Memorabilia- Italy 1959
52 10 Travel Memorabilia- Italy, 1959
correspondence
53 1 Travel Memorabilia- Europe 1959
53 2 Travel Memorabilia- Israel 1959
53 3 Travel Memorabilia- Istanbul 1959
53 4 Travel Memorabilia- Mexico 1963- 1967
53 5 Travel Memorabilia- United States 1926- 1972
96 6 Travel Memorabilia – Restaurant Menus c. 1950 – 1970
53 6 Travel Memorabilia- Various Materials 1920- 1970
81 5 Travel Memorabilia – Various Materials 1959 – 1970

97 6 Travel Memorabilia – Various Materials c. 1950 – 1970
53 7 Diplomas and Awards – Correspondence 1936 - 1973
53 8 Diplomas and Awards -- Certificates 1922- 1964
51
81 6 Diplomas and Awards --Certificates 1945 – 1954

83 Diplomas and Awards – Award Plaque, 1958 – 1959
United Fund Drive of El Paso
83 Diplomas and Awards – Award Plaque, 1972
Symposium on Relations between
Northern Mexico and Southwestern U.S.
84 Diplomas and Awards – Parchment No Date
Certificate
96 7 Diplomas and Awards – City of El Paso 1955 – 1964
96 8 Diplomas and Awards – Knights of 1924 – 1932
Columbus
Map 2 Diplomas and Awards – Knights of 1926, 1943
Drawer Columbus Certificates
W10
96 9 Diplomas and Awards – Other 1957
97 7 Diplomas and Awards – Other 1909 – 1962
53 9 Diplomas and Awards- Jr. Chamber of 1957
Commerce
54 1 Diplomas and Awards- La Cruz de la 1953 – 1954
Orden de Isabel la Catolica, Spain
81 7 Diplomas and Awards – La Cruz de la 1953 – 1954
Orden de Isabel la Catolica, Spain
54 2 Diplomas and Awards- Knight of St. 1960- 1968
Gregory, Correspondence
81 8 Diplomas and Awards – Knight of St. 1961
Gregory, Press Release by Nat. Cath.
Welfare Conference
54 3 Diplomas and Awards- Knight of St. 1961
Gregory, other Materials
54 4 Diplomas and Awards- Testimonial 1967
Banquet, U. S. Catholic Conference,
Program (3 copies)
54 5 Diplomas and Awards- Guest Book 1967(?)
54 6 Diplomas and Awards- Who’s Who in the 1960- 1969
South and Southwest, Correspondence
54 7 Diplomas and Awards- Who’s Who in the 1960- 1969
South and Southwest, Other Materials
54 8 Diplomas and Awards- Other Who’s Who 1929- 1969
Organizations
54 9 Diplomas and Awards- Other Award 1959- 1971
Organizations
52
55 1 Diplomas and Awards- La Salle 1917- 1920

Extension University
55 2 Other Personal and Biographical 1960, 1970
Material- Calleros’ Resume
55 3 Other Personal and Biographical 1922- 1923
Material- Personal Recommendations
55 4 Other Personal and Biographical c. 1940 -1960
Material- Calleros’ Genealogy
55 5 Other Personal and Biographical 1959
Material- Calleros’ Last Will and
Testament
81 9 Other Personal and Biographical Material 1918
– Calleros’ Last Will and Testament
– Calleros’ Marriage License
Material- Health and Medical Material
Material- Newspaper Articles about
Calleros
81 11 Other Personal and Biographical Material 1959 – 1970
– Newspaper Articles About Calleros
Map 2 Other Personal and Biographical Material 1967
Drawer – Newspaper Articles About Calleros
W10
55 8 Other Personal and Biographical c. 1952 – 1960s
Material- Other Articles about Calleros
Material- Benita Blanco Calleros Material
Material- Other Family Material
Map 2 Other Personal and Biographical Material 1967
Drawer – Other Family Material
W10
55 11 Other Personal and Biographical 1942
Material- War Ration Book One
Material- Other Correspondence
Material- Various Materials
55 14 Other Personal and Biographical c. 1917- 1972
53
Material- Various Religious Material

Material- Christmas Card Lists
Material- Obituaries and Funeral Notices
– Obituaries and Funeral Notices
85 Scrapbooks – “Mexico;” Photographs, Dec. 12, 1930
Postcards, Maps, Souvenirs, Clippings
from Trip to Mexico
86 Scrapbooks– Knights of Columbus; c. 1920 – 1941
Photographs, Clippings,
Correspondence, Memorabilia;
Book 1of 3
87 Scrapbooks – Knights of Columbus; c. 1930 – 1941
Book 2 of 3
88 Scrapbooks – Knights of Columbus; c. 1930 – 1940
Book 3 of 3
89 Scrapbooks – “Iglesia de San Ignacio” 1911 – 1933
90 Scrapbooks – “From Salt Lake City to c. 1920
San Francisco Bay;” color print album of
travel scenes with photographs, maps,
memorabilia
91 Scrapbooks – “The Derricks;” unidentified c. 1880 – 1944
subjects (probably of Russian descent);
photographs of early El Paso and vicinity;
clippings, memorabilia
92 Scrapbooks – Visit of Spanish Feb. 1957
Ambassador, José Maria Areilza y
Martinez, Book 1 of 2
Ambassador Book, 2 of 2
Ambassador; miniature Spanish flags
and string of flags; loose material from
Scrapbook 1
Series VII Photographs and other Works of Art

54
56 1 Banquets and Receptions- American c. 1960s

Academy of Achievement, #1 to #49
56 2 Banquets and Receptions- American c. 1960s
56 3 Banquets and Receptions- American c.1960s
56 4 Banquets and Receptions- American c.1960s
56 5 Banquets and Receptions-Knights of c.1950s- 1960s
Columbus #1 to #24
56 6 Banquets and Receptions- Knights of 1950s- 1960s
Columbus #1 to #17
56 7 Banquets and Receptions- Other 1940s- 1970s
Banquets #1 to #22
56 8 Historical Photographs- Individuals- El Late 1800s-1940s
Paso, Juárez, and Vicinity; #1- #27
56 9 Historical Photographs- Groups- El Paso, Late 1870s to 1920
Juárez, and Vicinity, #1 to #17
56 10 Historical Photographs- Groups- El Paso, Late 1800s to
Juárez, and Vicinity; #1 to #15 1910
56 11 Historical Photographs- Groups- El Paso c.1890- 1940
Juárez and Vicinity; #1 to #21
57 1 Historical Photographs- Groups- School 1880s- 1950s
Groups, #1 to #13
57 2 Historical Photographs- Groups- c. 1890- 1910
Customs Group, El Paso, Texas; #1 to #5
57 3 Historical Photographs- Groups- 1910- 1921
Railroad/ Freight Groups; #1 to #6
57 4 Historical Photographs- El Paso, Juárez, 1880- 1920
and Vicinity- General- #1 to #11
57 5 Historical Photographs- El Paso, Juárez, c.1880s- 1920s
and Vicinity- General; #1 to #25
57 6 Historical Photographs- El Paso, Juárez, 1900- 1960s
and Vicinity- General- #1 to #24
57 7 Historical Photographs- El Paso, Juárez 1940- 1972
and Vicinity, General, #1 to #7
57 8 Historical Photographs- Homes, 1920s- 1970s
Buildings, Other Exterior Views,
#1 to #37
57 9 Historical Photographs- Sun Carnival 1936
Parade, El Paso, Texas, #1 to #35
55
57 10 Historical Photographs- National Catholic 1925- 1960s

Welfare Conference Office and Staff,
El Paso, Texas, #1 to #10
57 11 Historical Photographs- Ft. Bliss; Villa c.1910- 1930
Expedition, #1 to #6
57 12 Historical Photographs- Chamizal- c.1963- 1965
Boundary Dispute (aerial views); #1 to #4
57 13 Historical Photographs- San Elizario, 1956- 1969
Texas, #1 to #31
58 1 Other Civic Events- Butterfield Overland 1954
Mail/ El Paso Municipal Airport
Celebration, #1- #20
96 10 Other Civic Events – Butterfield Overland c. 1950s
Stage; Calleros and Others, #1 only
96 11 Other Civic Events – Butterfield Overland c. 1950s
Mail Commemorative Stamp Designs,
#1 - #16
58 2 Other Civic Events- Bullfight- Cd. Juárez c. 1930s- 1960s
and other Locations, #1 to #24
58 3 Other Civic Events- Bullfight- Cd. Juárez c. 1930s- 1960s
and other Locations, #1 to #19
58 4 Other Civic Events- Knights of Columbus 1937
(Texas State Council) Convention at
Mineral Wells, Texas, #1 to #3
58 5 Other Civic Events- Spanish Feb. 1957
Ambassador’s Visit, #1 to #15
58 6 Other Civic Events- Jack and Jill 1970
Foundation of America, #1 to #8
58 7 Other Civic Events- Crossroads of 1962- 1963
America, Rio Florido Project- #1 to #44
America- Rio Florido Project- #1 to #11
America- Rio Florido Project- #1 to #20
58 10 Other Civic Events- Military and Veterans 1940- 1972
Events- #1 to #13
58 11 Other Civic Events- Military and Veterans 1940s- 1972
Events- #1 to #15
58 12 Other Civic Events- Various Civic Events- 1940s- 1960s
#1 to #28
58 13 Other Civic Events- Exhibits, Monuments 1950s- 1970
56
and Markets- #1 to #25

59 1 Churches and Clergy- Cathedrals- 1940- 1972
#1- #19
59 2 Churches and Clergy- Nuestra Señora de 1850- 1900
Guadalupe- #1- #4
59 3 Churches and Clergy- Rio Florido, 1960- 1972
Chihuahua- #1- #18
59 4 Churches and Clergy- Sacred Heart 1928- 1960s
Church- #1- #4
59 5 Churches and Clergy-San Elizario- 1920s- 1972
#1- #12
59 6 Churches and Clergy- San Ignacio de c.1915- 1960
Loyola- #1- #3
59 7 Churches and Clergy- Socorro- #1- #2 c.1940- 1972
59 8 Churches and Clergy- Various Churches c. 1850- 1972
#1- #18
59 9 Churches and Clergy- Various Churches- c. 1930- 1972
#1- #27
59 10 Churches and Clergy- Various Churches- c. 1920- 1972
#1- #33
59 11 Churches and Clergy-Various Churches- c. 1920- 1972
#1- #23
59 12 Churches and Clergy- Altars and c. 1920- 1972
Interiors- #1- #17
59 13 Churches and Clergy- Altars and c. 1950- 1972
Interiors- #1-#6
59 14 Churches and Clergy- Altars and c.1920- 1972
Interiors- #1- #10
59 15 Churches and Clergy- Altars and c.1920- 1972
Interiors- #1- #17
59 16 Churches and Clergy- Other Religious c.1920- 1972
Images, Crosses and Grottoes- #1- #8
59 17 Clergy- Priests- #1- #6 c.1890- 1938
59 18 Clergy- Priests- #1- #21 c.1900- 1972
60 1 Clergy- Priests and Ministers- #1- #28 1920- 1972
60 2 Clergy- Priests and Ministers- #1- #14 c.1920-1972
60 3 Churches and Clergy- Nuns- #1- #8 c.1900-1972
60 4 Churches and Clergy- Church Groups- c.1920s- 1960s
#1- #15
57
60 5 Churches and Clergy- Church Groups- c.1900- 1960

#1-#13
Church Service and Banquet- #1- #20
60 7 Churches and Clergy- Church Groups- 1928
Knights of Columbus- St. Patrick’s-
#1- #13
Guardian Angel School- #1- #5
Sacred Heart School- #1- #8
60 10 Churches and Clergy- Church Groups- St. 1939
Joséph’s Academy and High School-
#1- #2
60 11 Churches and Clergy- Church Groups- St. 1927
Ignatius School #1
60 12 Churches and Clergy- Various Church c.1920- 1972
Groups, #1- #11
96 12 Churches and Clergy – Various Church c. 1920 – 1930
Groups, #1 - #2
97 8 Churches and Clergy – Various Church c. 1920 – 1940
Groups, #1
61 1 Mt. Cristo Rey- Early Processions and c.1920- 1940
Celebrations- #1- #40
61 2 Mt. Cristo Rey- Early Processions and c.1920- 1940
Celebrations- #1- #11
61 3 Mt. Cristo Rey- Sculptor, Urbici Soler- 1937- 1938
#1- #24
61 4 Mt. Cristo Rey- Sculptor, Urbici Soler- 1937- 1938
#1- #17
61 5 Mt. Cristo Rey- Construction Dec. 10, 1937-
#1- #14 Sept. 18, 1938
61 6 Mt. Cristo Rey-Construction- #1- #11 Sept. 20-22, 1938
61 7 Mt. Cristo Rey- Construction- #1- #17 Sept. 24- Oct. 29,
1938
61 8 Mt. Cristo Rey- Construction and Oct. 30, 1938-
Procession- #1- #24 June 4, 1939
61 9 Mt. Cristo Rey- Construction #1 - #15 June 22- July 23,
1939
61 10 Mt. Cristo Rey—Construction- #1- #19 July 23, 1939-
58
Oct. 29, 1939 and

undated
61 11 Mt. Cristo Rey- Construction, #1- #7 1939 and after
construction
61 12 Mt. Cristo Rey- Proposed Apostolic c.1940s
School- #1- #2
62 1 Tigua Indians- Early Photographs of c. 1860-1920
Tiguas, Ysleta, and Other Native
Americans #1- #14
62 2 Tigua Indians-Texas Centennial and other c. 1920-1970
Events- #1- #29
62 3 Tigua Indians-Various events- #1- #5 c. 1940-1960
62 4 Tigua Indians- Various events- #1- #34 c. 1950-1970
62 5 Tigua Indians- Various Events- #1- #24 c. 1950-1970
62 6 Tigua Indians- Various Events- #1- #25 c. 1950-1970
62 7 Tigua Indians- Honoring José Cisneros- c. 1950-1970
#1- #23
62 8 Tigua Indians- Honoring José Cisneros - c. 1950-1970
#1 - #15
62 9 Tigua Indians- Honoring Bishop Metzger- c. 1950-1970
#1- #20
62 10 Tigua Indians- Honoring Bishop Metzger- c. 1950-1970
#1- #20
62 11 Tigua Indians- Honoring Bishop Metzger c. 1950-1970
62 12 Tigua Indians- Various Events- #1- #50 c. 1950- 1970
63 1 Tigua Indians- Spanish Ambassador’s Feb. 1957
Visit- #1- #30
63 2 Tigua Indians- Spanish Ambassador’s Feb. 1957
Visit- #1- #42
63 3 Tigua Indians- Funeral of Cacique Aniceto Feb. 5,1957
Granillo- #1- #43
63 4 Tigua Indians- Ysleta Mission- #1- #14 c. 1860- 1970
64 1 Literary Endeavors- Book Production- 1950- 1970
#1- #13
64 2 Literary Endeavors- Photographs of c. 1950-1970
Historia del Templo de Nuestra Señora de
Guadalupe- #1- #20
64 3 Literary Endeavors- Calleros with book- c. 1950-1970
#1-10
64 4 Literary Endeavors- Calleros and Ángel c. 1950-1970
59
Alcázar de Velasco #1- #5

64 5 Literary Endeavors- Book Presentations- 1950- 1970
#1- #34
#1- #25
#1- #16
64 8 Literary Endeavors- Photographs used in 1950- 1970
Calleros’ Literary Productions- #1- #11
64 9 Literary Endeavors- Other Literary 1950- 1970
Activities- #1- #38
64 10 Artistic Photographs- Studies of Animals- 1930- 1970
#1- #12
64 11 Artistic Photographs- Studies of Cactus 1930- 1970
and Flowers- #1- #9
64 12 Artistic Photographs- Landscapes- 1930- 1970
#1- #13
#1- #20
#1- #14
#1- #15
65 3 Artistic Photographs- Various People- 1930- 1970
#1- #9
65 4 Artistic Photographs- Photographs of Art- 1930- 1970
#1- #5
65 5 Maps, Documents, and Drawings- 1880- 1970
Photographs of Maps, Texas and El Paso-
#1- #13
65 6 Maps, Documents, and Drawings- 1930- 1970
Photographs of Documents and Printed
Material- #1- #16
65 7 Maps, Documents and Drawings- c.1930- 1970
Photograph of Model Plans for
“La Ciudad del Niño”- #1- #9
96 13 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – c. 1930 – 1970
“La Ciudad del Niño” #1 - #5
65 8 Maps, Documents and Drawings- c.1930- 1970
Photographs of drawings by José
60
Cisneros- #1- #19

96 14 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – c. 1930 - 1970
Photographs of drawings by José
Cisneros; #1
97 9 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – 1951
“Regional Map of Indian Tribes,” prepared
by Cleofás Calleros; #1
97 9 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – Plans 1966
for Memorial Marker, Colonial Dames of
Texas; #2 - #4
97 9 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – Coat 1947
of Arms, Cd. Juárez; #5 - #11
Map 3 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – 1967
Drawer National Cath. Welfare Conference plans
W10 for remodeling office building
Map 3 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – 1963 – 1964
Drawer Chamizal Area Map
W10
Map 3 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – c. 1950 - 1970
Drawer Mesilla Valley Map
W10
Map 3 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – c. 1920
Drawer Louisiana and Texas Oilfield Map, Service
W10 Oil Corp.
Map 3 Maps, Documents, and Drawings – 1957
Drawer National Geographic print of Mayflower II
W10
65 9 Maps, Documents and Drawings- 1930- 1970
Photographs of Various Drawings and
Proofs- #1- #49
65 10 Maps, Documents, and Drawings- Various c.1916- 1972
Drawings and other Materials
65 11 Maps, Documents and Drawings- Various c.1950- 1972
Drawings and Other Materials- #1- #7
81 13 Maps, Documents and Drawings – c. 1920 – 1970
Various Drawings and Other Materials,
#1 - #2
65 12 Personal Photographs- Individual c.1916- 1972
Photographs of Calleros- #1- #22
65 13 Personal Photographs- Individual c.1950- 1972
Photographs of Calleros- #1- #31
65 14 Personal Photographs- Awards- #1- #4 1950- 1972
61
66 1 Personal Photographs- José Cisneros- c.1950- 1970

#1- #2
66 2 Personal Photographs- Family c.1900- 1972
Photographs- #1- #22
66 3 Personal Photographs- Travel 1920s
Photographs- Sea Voyage to Europe- #1-
#25
66 4 Personal Photographs- Travel c.1920- 1960
66 5 Personal Photographs- Various c.1930- 1972
Photographs- #1-#34
66 8 Personal Photographs- Various July 1963
66 9 Personal Photographs- Various Aug. 1963
66 10 Personal Photographs- Various Nov. 1964
66 11 Personal Photographs- Various Nov. 1964
66 12 Slides- Southwestern U.S. and Mexico- c. 1957
Churches, Missions, Landscapes, Native
American Scenes, Cotton Production- 48
Slides, #1- #48
66 13 Notes and Correspondence Relating to c. 1934 – 1972
Photograph Descriptions
67 1 Postcards- U.S.- #1- #30 c. 1930- 1970
67 2 Postcards- Bicentennial Postcards (Book 1976
of 24 Cards)
67 3 Postcards- Texas, New Mexico, and c.1920- 1970
Southwest U.S. - #1- #60
67 4 Postcards- Cd. Juárez, Chih., other c.1930- 1970
Mexico and Latin America- #1- #35
67 5 Postcards- Europe, WWI, - #1- #32 1918
67 6 Postcards- Europe- #1- #59 c. 1959
67 7 Postcards- Europe- #1- #60 c. 1959
67 8 Postcards- Europe (Dresden)- #1- #40 c. 1918?
62
67 9 Postcards- Various Postcards- #1- #9 c. 1917- 1970

90 Photograph Albums – “See Your West;” c. 1920 - 1940
artistic photographs of western scenes,
Standard Oil Co. of Texas
Nega- 1 Negatives – Banquets and Receptions
tive (See related photographs in Box 56)
Files
67 2 Negatives – Historical Photographs (See
related photographs in Box 56)
67 5 Negatives – Other Civic Events (See
67 6 Negatives – Churches and Clergy (See
Nega- 9 Negatives – Mt. Cristo Rey (See related
tive photographs in Box 61)
Files
Nega- 10 Negatives – Tigua Indians (See related
Files
Files
Files
Files
Files
63
Files
Files
Nega- 17 Negatives – Tiguas/Ysleta Mission (See
tive related photographs in Boxes 62 and 63)
Files
tive related photographs in Box 63)
Files
Files
Files
Files
Nega- 22 Negatives – Literary Endeavors (See
Files
Nega- 23 Negatives – Literary Endeavors and
tive Artistic Photographs (See related
Files photographs in Box 64)
Nega- 24 Negatives – Artistic Photographs (See
Files
Nega- 25 Negatives – Artistic and Personal
tive Photographs (See related photographs in
Files Box 65)
Nega- 26 Negatives – Personal Photographs (See
Files
Files
Files
64
Series VIII Publications by Others

68 1 Books- Anteproyecto de una planta 1964
industrial para la fabricacion de ladrillos
de construccion a base de arena y cal;
thesis; Francisco D. Calleros
68 2 Books- Elementos de Educacion Civica, 1933
by José Vicente Negrete
68 3 Books- La Tierra: Geografia Elemental, 1928
by Daniel Delgadillo
68 4 Books- Viaje al Fondo de Mis Genes, by 1971
Antonio Hector Giovannoni (poetry)
81 14 Books – The American Legion in Texas, c. 1951
by Wilcox (book jacket only)
68 15 Newspapers – Articles about El Paso, c. 1950s
Juárez, and Southwest (1 of 2)
68 16 Newspapers – Articles about El Paso, c. 1950s
Juárez, and Southwest (2 of 2)
97 10 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and 1972
Southwest - La Luz del Sudoeste
(4 issues)
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Nov. 20,1962
Drawer Southwest; El Paso Times
W10
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Sept. 26,1931 and
Drawer Southwest; El Paso Herald Post (partial Oct. 26,1971
W10 copies)
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Feb. 10-16, 1963
Drawer Southwest; Criterio de Cd. Juárez
W10
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and May 10,1972 and
Drawer Southwest – Correo, Cd. Juárez Mar. 30,1972
W10
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Mar. 30,1967
Drawer Southwest – El Correo de Parral, Chih.,
W10 Mex.
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and March 28-31, 1967
Drawer Southwest – El Correode Parral, Parral, and April 3, 1967
W10 Chih., Mex.
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and July 21,1957;
Drawer Southwest – El Fronterizo, Cd. Juárez Sept. 6,1959;
W10 (partial copies) Dec. 9,1962;
65
Dec. 10,1963;
Sept. 6,1967;
Sept. 12,1967
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Apr. 10,1967
Drawer Southwest – El Heraldo, Chih., Chih.,
W10 Mex.
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Feb. 11,1965
Drawer Southwest – El Norte, Monterrey, N.L.,
W10 Mex.
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Oct. 1967
Drawer Southwest; Good Neighbor Interpreter,
W10 El Paso, Texas
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Nov. 1962 and Oct.
Drawer Southwest; The Southwesterner 1966
W10
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and June 10, 1971
Drawer Southwest; Accion Nacional and
W10 La Batalla
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and c.1969 ?
Drawer Southwest; La Verdad, Otero Co.
W10 American Club, Alamogordo, New
Mexico
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and April 28, May 12,
Drawer Southwest; The New Mexican, June 30, July 7,
W10 Pastatiempo 1963
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Nov. 24,1944
Drawer Southwest – Western American, El Paso,
W10 Texas
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and May 7,1957
Drawer Southwest – The Bowie Growler
W10
Map 6 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Nov. 26,1936 and
Drawer Southwest – Actualidad, Las Sociedades Dec. 11,1936
W10 Latino Americanas, El Paso, Texas;
edited by Cleofás Calleros
Map 4 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and c. late 1950s
Drawer Southwest – Untitled newspaper
W10 supplement; “Open Letter to People of El
Paso” by Harold Eidinoff, M.D.
Map 5 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and No Date
Drawer Southwest – “Su Centro de Compras
W10 Mas Grande en El Paso, Texas, Bassett
66
Center,” supplement to unknown

newspaper
Map 7 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and April 2,1972
Drawer Southwest – Sunday News-Globe,
W10 Amarillo, Tex. (partial copy – article on La
Mesilla, New Mexico)
Map 7 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Nov. 1966
Drawer Southwest – Interscholastic Leaguer,
W10 Austin, Texas
Map 7 Newspapers – El Paso, Juárez, and Mar. 1,1970
Drawer Southwest – San Angelo Standard-
W10 Times, article on Colonial Dames of
Texas
97 11 Newspapers – Other Spanish- language Dec. 16, 1959
newspapers; Diario de Barcelona
Map 5 Newspapers – Other Spanish-language Nov. 12,1958
Drawer newspapers – El Diaria, Montevideo
W10
97 11 Newspapers –partial pages of New York 1919
Times with photos of WWII Europe and
Victory Liberty Loan posters
68 5 Newspapers- Various articles on 1937
coronation of King George
81 17 Newspapers – Various articles on 1937
97 10 Newspapers – Christian Science Monitor, 1937
supplement on coronation of King
George
98 3 Newspapers – Christian Science Monitor, April 28,1937
Weekly Magazine; coronation of King
George (cover Only)
Map 9 Newspapers – Various partial copies, 1937
Drawer coronation of King George
W10
98 3 Newspapers – The Times (London); May 11,1937
Map 8 Newspapers – Colleges and Schools - March 16, 1972
Drawer Silver and Gold Record, Faculty of Univ.
W10 of Colorado
Map 8 Newspapers – Colleges and Schools - March 16, 1972
Drawer Colorado Daily, Univ. of Colorado and April 1, 1971
W10 Students
67
98 2 Newspapers – Colleges and Schools – 1971, 1972

New Mexico Aggie; New Mexico State
University
98 4 Newspapers – Other Newspapers; Stars Nov. 4,1959
and Stripes
98 4 Newspapers – Other Newspapers; The Aug.-Sep. 1972
Lone Star, American Legion Auxiliary
Map 4 Newspapers – Other Newspapers – Wind Feb. 1,1957
Drawer and Sand, White Sands Proving Ground,
W10 Alamogordo, New Mexico
Map 7 Newspapers – Other Newspapers – New Feb. 19,1919 and
Drawer York Times (partial copy) Mar. 2,1919
W10
Map 7 Newspapers – Other Newspaper – New Nov. 3,1959
Drawer York Times, Intern. Edition (partial copy)
W10
Map 7 Newspapers – Other Newspapers –
Drawer various articles
W10
68 6 Newspapers- various articles 1940-1972
81 18 Newspapers – various articles 1956 – 1972
68 7 Newsletters- American Legion Post No. 1963-1970
36, El Paso, Texas
81 19 Newsletters – American Legion Post No. 1967, 1970
36
68 8 Newsletters- Bulletin of the Texas Social Fall 1957
Welfare Association
68 9 Newsletters- Catholic Diocese of El Paso Feb. 1972
68 10 Newsletters – Disabled American 1966- 1973
Veterans, Borderland Chapter No. 10
81 20 Newsletters – Disabled American 1961 – 1972
Veterans, Borderland Chapter No. 10
81 21 Newsletters – “El Conquistador,” El Paso 1972 – 1973
Co. Historical Society
68 11 Newsletters- El Paso Art Association April, May 1961
68 12 Newsletters- El Paso Boys Clubs Bulletin April 1965
81 22 Newsletters – El Paso Post 749 of the May 1960
Jewish Veterans of the U.S.A.
68 13 Newsletters- “El Paso Schools” 1972
81 23 Newsletters – “El Paso School News” 1968, 1971
and “Superintendent’s Bulletin”
68
68 14 Newsletters- El Paso Scottish Rite May 1957,

Bulletin Sept. 1960
68 15 Newsletters- El Paso Women’s Political Dec. 1975
Caucus Newsletter
68 16 Newsletters- “Field Notes,” El Paso 1971- 1974
Centennial Museum
68 17 Newsletters- Ft. Bliss Chapel Newsletter, 1972
El Paso, Texas
68 18 Newsletters- Gateway Barracks #846, 1963- 1966
El Paso, Texas (Veterans of WWI)
68 19 Newsletters- Hotel Dieu Communicator, 1970- 1972
El Paso, Texas
81 24 Newsletters – Knights of Columbus News 1972
(national newsletter)
81 25 Newsletters – Knights of Columbus 1971
Council 638
81 26 Newsletters – “Four Score,” Knights of 1971 – 1972
Columbus Fourth Degree, Cristo Rey,
General Assembly, El Paso, Texas
81 28 Newsletters – John I. Driscoll Council 1972
4497, Knights of Columbus, El Paso,
Texas
81 29 Newsletters – “La Voz de Mapa,” 1971
Mexican American Political Assoc.
81 30 Newsletters – Military Order of the Purple 1969
Heart (national newsletter)
81 31 Newsletters – Military Order of the World 1971
Wars, El Paso Chapter
68 20 Newsletters- “The Mission Crier” Ysleta Jan. 5,1956
Junior Chamber of Commerce
68 21 Newsletters- National Catholic Welfare 1924- 1934
Conference (NCWC) News Service
(partial copies and fragments)
69 1 Newsletters- NCWC News Service 1935- 1936
(partial copies and fragments0
81 32 Newsletters – NCWC News Service 1922 – 1965
69
69 4 Newsletters- National Council of Catholic Mar.- Aug. 1929

Women
69 5 Newsletters- National Folk Festival 1971- 1973
Association
97 11 Newsletters – New Mexico Aggie April 1972
97 11 Newsletters – Patrons’ Bulletin, City Oct. 24, 1934
Schools of El Paso
82 1 Newsletters – “Our Armed Forces Dec. 22, 1971
Newsletter,” El Paso, Texas
82 2 Newsletters – “Parish Bulletin,” St. 1960
Joséph’s Church, El Paso, Texas
69 6 Newsletters-The President’s Report, New Jan, July, Oct,
Mexico State University 1972; Jan. 1973
69 7 Newsletters- “The Satellite,” Women’s
auxiliary Hotel Dieu
69 8 Newsletters- “St. Joséph’s [Church] 1966- 1971
El Paso, Texas
82 3 Newsletters – “The Train,” Voiture Locale 1969 – 1972
No. 605, “40 and 8”
69 9 Newsletters- Yucca Council, Boy Scouts 1960- 1965
of America
69 10 Newsletters- Various Newsletters
82 4 Newsletters – Various Newsletters 1965 – 1972
69 11 Mexican American/ Chicano Periodicals May 1972
and Journals -- “Nosotros”
69 12 Mexican American/Chicano- Periodicals 1970
and Journals- “Regeneracion” Vol.1, No.
1-3, 7-8
69 13 Mexican American/Chicano Periodicals 1970
and Journals- Mexican American
Bibliography: A Guide to the Resources of
the Library at the University of Texas at
El Paso
69 14 Other Periodicals and Journals- May 1973
“Americas”
69 15 Other Periodicals and Journals- Arizonian Winter 1962
Journal of Arizona History
69 16 Other Periodicals and Journals- “El Aug. 1971
Comerciante Moderno”
69 17 Other Periodicals and Journals- Jan-Feb 1968
70
“Divulgacion”
69 18 Other Periodicals and Journals- Edcentric May 1973
(2 copies)
69 19 Other Periodicals and Journals- 1968
“Evergreen,” reprint of article “On
Revolutionary Professionalism”, by Nat.
Hentoff
69 20 Other Periodicals and Journals- Harvard 1964
Business Review; reprint of article, “What
do you mean I can’t write?” by John
Fielden
69 21 Other Periodicals and Journals- “Interim”- Nov. 1960
(published in El Paso, Texas, by Jesus B.
Ochoa)
69 22 Other Periodicals and Journals- Journal of 1972
the West, reprint of article, “Wells Fargo’s
Pony Expresses,” by W. Turrentine
Jackson
70 1 Other Periodicals and Journals- “Mexico 1953, 1957, 1958
de Hoy”
70 2 Other Periodicals and Journals- National 1923
Geographic Magazine, Index 1956;
Advertisement Section
70 3 Other Periodicals and Journals - New 1931
Mexico Historical Review, reprint of article,
“Antonio de Espejo, as a Familiar of the
Mexican Inquisition,” by G.R.G. Conway
70 4 Other Periodicals and Journals- New 1959
Mexico Historical Review, reprint of article,
“Nuestra Señora de la Macana,” by FR.
Angelico Chavez
70 5 Other Periodicals and Journals- The New June 14, 1969
Republic
70 6 Other Periodicals and Journals- Reader’s 1967- 1971
Digest; Various Reprints of Articles
70 7 Other Periodicals and Journals- “Semana July 1961
Medica de Mexico”
70 8 Other Periodicals and Journals- The Jan. 1930
Texas Monthly
70 9 Other Periodicals and Journals- The May1930
Texas Monthly
70 10 Other Periodicals and Journals- The June 1930
71
Texas Monthly
70 11 Other Periodicals and Journals- The July 1930
Texas Monthly
70 12 Other Periodicals and Journals- Travel July 1973
Magazine
70 13 Other Periodicals and Journals- The July 1972
Western Historical Quarterly
70 14 Publications about El Paso, Juárez and 1924
Southwest - “La Acequia”- El Paso County
School Annual
Southwest - “El Jacal,” St. Joséph’s
Academy Yearbook
71 2 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and 1905
Southwest - “El Paso Texas- A Story of
Sunshine” by El Paso County Medical
Society
Southwest- “One Hundred Points of
Interest around El Paso, Texas and
Juárez, Mexico,” Woman’s Dept. El Paso
Chamber of Commerce
71 4 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and c. 1930s
Southwest - “Enjoy Delightful Days on
Sunlit Trails Near El Paso, Texas,”
El Paso Chamber of Commerce
Southwest - “El Pasoans and their
Neighbors Greet You Amigo!” pamphlet
for Texas Centennial Celebration (3
copies)
Southwest - “Twelve Travelers Through
the Pass of the North” by El Paso Electric
Co.
Southwest -El Paso County Centennial
Celebration (3 copies)
71 8 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and Sept. 1957- Jan.,
Southwest - “Picturesque El Paso” Mar., May, July
1958; Mar 1959;
June 1963
72
82 5 Publications About El Paso, Juárez, and 1981

Southwest – “The Mission Nuestra Señora
de Guadalupe del Paso.” (facsimile of
“Auto de Fundacion” document, 1659 and
1888, and reproduction of picture of
Mission, 1857), UTEP Library
Southwest - “The Story of Fort Bliss”-
U.S. Army
71 10 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and 1960s
Southwest - Various Maps and Brochures
71 11 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and 1951- 1952
Southwest - newspaper articles- El Paso
Times
71 12 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and 1940- 1972
Southwest – other newspaper articles
Southwest - Mexico Touring Service
Southwest - “El Paso Has Many
Christmases,” The Falstaff Shield
Southwest - “A Report on Major Public
Works”- El Paso City Plan Commission
71 16 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and Sept. 1, 1961
Southwest - “City of El Paso Proposed
Bond Issue”
Southwest - El Paso County Budget
Southwest - “Selected Areas in El Paso
with Problems of Special Planning
Significance”- Dept. of Planning, City of
El Paso, Texas
Southwest - Marcos B. Armijo Community
Center and Park- pamphlet
72 4 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and c. 1965-1970
Southwest - “The Changing Face of
El Paso”- Booklet
72 5 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and Jan. – Mar. 1902
Southwest - “The Pueblo Settlements near
73
El Paso, Texas,” American Anthropologist,

by J. Walter Fewkes
Southwest - “History of Bowie High
School,” thesis by Alfredo P. Escalante
72 7 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and c. 1970
Southwest - “El Paso Political System”-
master’s thesis (Author: Peck?)
Southwest - “Lorreto in El Paso”- by Sister
M. Lilliana Owens
Southwest - “El Paso Public Library”-
pamphlet
72 10 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and undated
Southwest - “West Texas- The State’s
most Historic Region,”- by Laura
Pembrook
72 11 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and 1932-1933
Southwest- “The Six Flags of Texas” by
Carlos E. Castañeda
Southwest - “State of Texas” by Texas
State Library
Southwest - “Texas,” pamphlet, American
National Ins. Co.
Southwest - “San Antonio and South
Texas Greeters Guide”
72 15 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and July 1953
Southwest – Presidente Municipal: Ing.
Pedro N. Garcia, Cd. Juárez, Chih.
97 10 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and c. 1886
Southwest – “Gold Mines of Mulatos:
General Information and Extracts From
Reports”
97 19 Publications about El Paso, Juárez, and c. 1920 – 1940
Southwest – “La Fonda: The Inn at the
End of the Trail in Old Santa Fe, New
Mexico,” Harvey Company, pamphlet
72 16 Government Publications- Congressional 1966- 1969
Record (copies of excerpts)
74
72 17 Government Publications- Congressional Mar. 11, 1970

Record
72 18 Government Publications- Various U.S. 1969
Senate Bills and Acts
73 1 Government Publications- S. 740, 1969
“Establish an Interagency Committee on
Mexican- American Affairs,” Hearings
73 2 Government Publications- “Report from March 1970
Office for Spanish Speaking American
Affairs”- U.S. Dept. of Health, Education,
and Welfare (3 copies)
73 3 Government Publications- List of Mexican- 1968- 1969
American Graduates of U.S. Colleges
73 4 Government Publications- “Education and 1968
the Mexican American Community in Los
Angeles County”- Calif. State Advisory
Committee, U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights
73 5 Government Publications- “The House on 1968
W. 114th Street”- U.S. Dept. of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD)
73 6 Government Publications- Housing and 1968- 1969
Urban Development Programs and
Bulletins (HUD)
73 7 Government Publications- “Mortgagee’s Oct. 1968
Guide: Assistance Payments under Sect.
235 and Interest Reduction Payments
Under Sect. 236”- U.S. Dept. of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD)
73 8 Government Publications- “HUD July- Aug. 1973
Challenge”
73 9 Government Publications- “Cable May 21, 1918
Censorship Regulations,” Dept. of Navy,
GPO
73 10 U.S. Government Publications- U.S. 1936
Social Security Act- forms and
publications
73 11 Government Publications- “Bulletin of 1940
Information for Persons Registered”-
Director of Selective Service
73 12 Government Publications- “The 1957
Ideological Fallacies of Communism”-
Committee on Un-American Activities-
75
U.S. House of Representatives

73 13 Government Publications- U.S. Post 1967- 1971
Office, Various Publications
73 14 Government Publications- “Your Social March 1971
Security Earnings Record”
73 15 Government Publications- “Your Medicare 1974
Handbook”- Dept. of Health, Education,
and Welfare
73 16 Government Publications- 1970 U.S. 1970
Federal Census Instruction Sheets
73 17 Government Publications- “An Introduction April 1970
to Physical Fitness,” President’s Council
on Physical Fitness and Sports
73 18 Government Publications- Various 1960s
Materials
82 6 Religious Publications – “Catholic Action” April 1933
73 19 Religious Publications- “Revista Catolica” May 1932; April
1933; Nov. 1959,
Dec. 1961
73 20 Religious Publications- The Catholic Art 1958
Quarterly, Christmas
73 21 Religious Publications- The Converted Jan. 1952
Catholic Magazine
73 22 Religious Publications- “Primeros 1930
Exploradores Catolicos del Suroeste” by
Rev. Pablo J. Folk- Comision Histórica de
Los Caballeros de Colon de Texas No.2
(3 copies)
73 23 Religious Publications- “Fray Juan de 1930
Padilla” by Rev. Pablo J. Folk- Comision
Histórica de los Caballeros de Colon de
Texas- No.3 (3 copies)
73 24 Religious Publications- “In the Shadow of 1931
the Sanctuary”- Sisters, Servants of the
Holy Ghost of Perpetual Adoration
73 25 Religious Publications- Brief History of the Undated- after
Apparitions of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 1954
Mother of The Americas, by Harold J.
Rahm, S.J.
73 26 Religious Publications- “Misioneras”- Undated, c. 1950
Campaña Misionera del Sagrado Corazón
76
de Jesus,- Madrid, Spain

73 27 Religious Publications- “Mision Catolica” undated
by Marjorie F. Graham
74 1 Religious Publications- Mother of the 1960-1961
Americas: Our Lady of Guadalupe (Draft),
by Harold J. Rahm, S.J. [Edna Mae
Hoefner]
74 2 Religious Publications- Catholic Univ. of Oct. 1962
America Bulletin
74 3 Religious Publications- “The War Cry,” Sept. 14, 1963
Salvation Army Magazine (2 articles)
74 4 Religious Publications- “The House of 1952
Hansen,” D.B. Hansen and Sons, catalog
of religious garments and other materials
74 5 Religious Publications- “Rejoice in the c. late 1960s-
Lord: Songs for a Folk Mass,” Church of early 1970s
St. Stephen Martyr, Washington, D.C.
98 5 Religious Publications – Knights Herald, April 1970 and
Knights of Columbus Aug. 1971
98 5 Religious Publications – The Catholic 1953, 1959
World in Pictures, Nat. Cath. Welfare
Conference
98 5 Religious Publications – “Growth of the Dec. 4, 1970
Catholic Church in Texas,” Texas Catholic
Herald, supplement
98 5 Religious Publications – “Souvenir of the Mar. 27, 1968
Installation of the Seventh Bishop of St.
Augustine,” Bishop Paul F. Tanner
Map 8 Religious Publications – The Florida c. 1965
Drawer Catholic
W10
Map 8 Religious Publications – The Counciler, Oct. 1957
Drawer Diocese of El Paso
W10
74 6 Religious Publications- Various Materials 1936- 1970
74 7 Other Mexican American/ Chicano 1968
Publications- “Disadvantaged Mexican
American Children and Early Educational
Experience” by Charles Brussell (copy 1
of 2)
Publications- “Disadvantaged Mexican
77
American Children and Early Educational

Experience” by Charles Brusell (copy 2 of
2)
Publications- “Chicano Education”- Assoc.
of Mexican-American Educators (3 copies)
74 10 Other Mexican American/ Chicano 1969-1970
Publications- “Chicano!”- Bibliography
74 11 Other Mexican American/ Chicano undated
Publications- “Mexican- Americans:
A Handbook for Educators” by Jack D.
Forees
74 12 Other Mexican American/ Chicano 1967- 1970
Publications- “A Point of View: Education
of Mexican- American Children”- Assoc. of
Mexican- American Educators
74 13 Other Mexican American/Chicano 1965- 1970
Publications- bilingual education material
74 14 Other Mexican American/ Chicano 1959- 1971
Publications- Other Mexican American/
Chicano Materials
74 15 Other Mexican American/ Chicano undated
Publications- “10,000 in June”- Migrants
Inc.- (Minnesota)
82 7 Other Mexican American/Chicano 1968
Publications – “The Mexican American:
Quest for Equality,” National Advisory
Committee on Mexican American
Education
74 16 Other General Publications- Hispano 1970
Library Service for Arizona, Colorado, and
New Mexico
74 17 Other General Publications- “Abecedario 1964
and Checklist of Mexican Inquisition
Documents at Henry E. Huntington
Library”
75 1 Other General Publications- “Puedes leer 1968
espanol?”- Corpus Christi Public Library-
holdings list
75 2 Other General Publications- ‘Lincoln y undated
Mexico,” by Sen. Ralph Yarbrough
75 3 Other General Publications- “English- 1956
Nahuatl Edition of Sahagún: Gen. Hist. of
78
the Things of New Spain,” by Luis Nicolau

D’Olwer
75 4 Other General Publications- “Cuadernos 1967
del México Prehispánico” Series- by
Museo Nacional de Antropología
“Olmecas Zapotecas Mixtecos”, “Los
Mayas”, “Los Mexicas” No. 2,3,4
75 5 Other General Publications- 1895- 1898 1972
Mail Transportation Issue of Mexico - by
Karl H. Schimmer [Regarding Stamps]
75 6 Other General Publications- “California’s c.1965
Mission San Luis Rey”
75 7 Other General Publications- “Twenty Mule 1965
Team Days in Death Valley”- Death Valley
Days Television Productions
75 8 Other General Publications- “Old Spanish 1926
Trail Yearbook,” Old Spanish Trail
Organization
75 9 Other General Publications- “The German c.1918
People Offers Peace”- WWI Propaganda
Leaflet
75 10 Other General Publications – John F. 1961- 1963
Kennedy Speeches, copies
75 11 Other General Publications- “A Call to 1969
Action: Recommendations on the Urban
and Racial Crisis” Nat. Urban League
75 12 Other General Publications “Something to 1967
Build On: The Future of Self-Help Housing
in the Struggle Against Poverty,” by
Richard J. Margolis
75 13 Other General Publications- “Parks and 1969
Recreation in the Urban Crises” (reprint)-
Nat. Recreation and Park Association
75 14 Other General Publications- Nat. Assoc. c.1954
for Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP), pamphlet
75 15 Other General Publications- “Nuestros May 1965
Ideales” and “Proyección de Nuestros
Ideales” (Principios de Doctrina) Acción
Nacional
75 16 Other General Publications “The Mexican 1930
Wage Earner” by Thos. F. Mahony at
Cath. Conference on Industrial Problems
79
75 17 Other General Publications- Community 1968

Action Training Handbook
75 18 Other General Publications- “New Towns 1967
and Old Ideas” by W.G. Grigsby
75 19 Other General Publications- “Insight: Spring 1968
Notre Dame”
75 20 Other General Publications- Universidad 1972
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico- Escuelas
Profesionales
75 21 Other General Publications- Various c.1921- 1968
pamphlets on blindness
75 22 Other General Publications- “The Way of 1908- 1960
Initiation” by Rudolf Steiner” Reprint
75 23 Other General Publications- “Man’s Life 1922, 1960
on Earth and in the Spiritual Worlds” by
Rudolf Steiner
76 1 Other General Publications- “Silva Mind 1969
Control”
76 2 Other General Publications- Padre Island 1971
Investment Corporation Brochure
82 8 Other General Publications – Herman 1962 - 1965
Chanen materials
76 3 Other General Publications- U.S. Flag 1959-1964
materials
97 10 Other General Publications – “Two 1974
Hoboes,” poem
76 4 Other General Publications- 1916- 1972
Advertisements
76 5 Other General Publications- Various 1935-1972
Pamphlets
76 6 Other General Publications- Various 1924-1970
Materials
96 15 Other General Publications – Various c. 1950 – 1963
Materials

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Donated by Margarita Calleros Blanco and Raul C. Blanco, 1979.

Citation: Cleofás Calleros Papers, 1860-1977, MS 231, C.L. Sonnichsen Special

C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department

Calleros attended St. Ignatius School and graduated as valedictorian of

In 1926 Calleros became the Mexican Border Representative of the

He published over fifteen books and pamphlets in both English and

He worked diligently for El Paso charities, especially the Mexican Division

As a leading member of the community, Calleros served on several

Calleros was founder or co-founder of many civic organizations. He was a

Cleofás Calleros gained numerous honorary distinctions and recognitions

Series I. General Correspondence

Arranged in four subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Series II. Civic/Religious Organizations and Activities

Arranged in twenty subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Series III. Political Activities and Issues

Arranged in five subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Series IV. Business and Financial Materials

Arranged in twelve subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Series V. Literary Endeavors

Arranged in twelve subseries—Incoming Correspondence, Outgoing

Series VI. Personal and Biographical Material

Arranged in four subseries—Travel Memorabilia, Diplomas and Awards, Other

Series VII. Photographs and Other Works of Art

Arranged in fifteen subseries—Banquets and Receptions, Historical, Other Civic

to the corresponding photographic print, if available. Negatives without matching

Series VIII. Publications by Others

Arranged in ten subseries—Books, Newspapers, Newsletters, Mexican American

Scope and Content Notes

The first series, General Correspondence, contains Calleros’ general

Correspondence, minutes, and other materials relating to the activities of the

The sixth series, Personal and Biographical Material, contains travel

Literary Rights Statement

Notes to the Researcher

Items Removed from the Cleofás Calleros Papers:

El Chamizal: ¿Qué Es? 14 copies

El Paso County Centennial Celebration, 2 copies

El Paso’s Missions and Indians, 172 copies and 24 covers

El Pasoans and Their Neighbors Greet You Amigo! 13 copies.

Estudios Preliminares…Comisión Histórica de Los Caballeros de Colón de

Estudios Preliminares…Fray Juan de Padilla, 10 copies

Estudios Preliminares…Historia del Asilo de San José, 53 copies

Instituto de Cultura Hispánica, 2 copies.

Jubileo de Oro de Mi Parroquia, 94 copies

Knights of Columbus 1928 Yearbook, Del Norte Council, 2 copies

The Mother Mission: Our Lady of Mount Carmel, 3 copies.

National Council of Catholic Women Annual Meeting 1940, 6 copies.

Periódico Oficial de Durango, February 4, 1900 (removed due to brittleness and

San Elizario Presidio-Mission, 8 copies

San Ignacio de Loyola, 3 partial copies

Tigua Indians: Oldest Permanent Settlers in Texas, 7 copies.

Twelve Travelers Through the Pass of the North, 9 copies.

Twenty-fifth Annual Conference on World Affairs, 1972, 1 copy.

Twenty-second Annual Conference on World Affairs, 1969, 1 copy.

United States Catholic Conference Department of Immigration, 2 copies.

Box # Folder # Description Date

2 5 Other Correspondence – (Not Calleros) 1929 – 1972

5 2 N.C.W.C. – Incoming Correspondence, 1942 – 1962