U&I Quick Lunch, 47, 35
Uckon, Borantos, xvii, 74
Ufer, Walter, xxvi, 114
Ugarte, Col. Mauricio, ii, 7
Uhlig Oscar, 52, 21
Ullman, Emma, xviii, 52
Ullman, Maurice, i, 43; ii, 47n
Ullmann, Irma, 49, 120
Ullmann, Louise, 49, 115
Ullmann, Maurice, 49, 110, 115
Ulloa, Manuel de, 46, 72
Ullrick, Mrs. George 64, 59
Ulric, Leonore, xvi, 85
Uncle Billy (Smith, W.T.), xii, 38
“Uncle Will: Memories from and envelope,” art. by Carolyn Bridges Tanner, xxxviii, 137
Underhill, Ruth, Life in the Pueblos, rev., xxxvii, 155
Underwood, Deen, art., “Susan McSween Barber, Cattle Queen of New Mexico,” 41, 39; Concordia Cemetery, Past and Present,” 53, 79
Underwood, Hamilton, art., “My Memories of ASARCO: There is No Heavier Burden Than a Great Potential,” 54, 139
Unemployed Workers Industrial Union, 59, 57
Unidentified photographs, 43, 98
Union Bottling Works, 47, 33, 34-35
Union Compress and Warehouse Company, 55, 127, 128
Unión de Damas Católicas Mexicanas (UDCM), 45, 190
Union Depot, xx, 10; xxii, 184; xxiii, 155; xxv, 23; 42, 88; 47, 150; 49, 27; 53, 202
Union Fashion Clothing Company, 49, 120; 62, 40-41
Union Gospel Tent, 56, 130
Union Iron and Brass Works, 46, 43, 44
Union Pacific Railroad, xvi, 71; xxiii, 88
Unique Theatre, xxiii, 31
Unitarian Church, 41, 118
United Airlines, 56, 19
United Brewery Workers, 50, 133
United Citizens’ Civic League, 59, 52
United El Paso Consumptive Relief Association, 57, 13
“Unannounced Intervention: The American Attack on Ciudad Juarez, 1919,” art. by Michael Britt 51, 106
USO (United Services Organization), 56, 10
The U.S. Army in the West, 1870-1880: Uniforms, etc., by D.G. McChristian, rev., 40, 152
U.S. Army Signal Corps, xxi, 144
U.S. Border Patrol, El Paso area, 1970s, xxxvi, 30-32
U.S. Boundary Commission, 39, 159-168
U.S. Boundary Commission, 1851-1852, xxxvii, 173-186 passim
U.S. Boundary Hotel, Casa Blanca, New Mexico, xxxvi, 6
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, xxiv, 115
U.S. Camel Corps, by Odie B. Faulk, rev., xxi, 85
U.S. Cemetery Reserve, 59, 76, 78
United States Cotton Futures Act (1916), 55, 131
U.S. Court of Appeals, xxvii, 174-180 passim
U.S. Customs at Frontera, xxx, 56-61
U.S. Geological Survey, xxi, 142; 42, 83, 84
U.S. Highway 80, 49, 31
U.S. Housing Authority (USHA now HUD), 62, 4-10
U.S. Land Register, 42, 84
“The U.S. Military Occupation of El Paso del Norte, 1846-1874,” art. by Thomas D. Gilbert, 40, 107
U.S. Public Health Service, 42, 113
U.S. Public Health Service, El Paso County (early 20th century), xxxiii, 143-148 passim
U.S. Reclamation Service, xxvii, 179, 180; 44, 90; 45, 47; 58, 70
U.S. 7th Infantry Co. C, 41, 11, 12, 16
U.S. 7th Infantry Co. H, 41, 11
U.S. Soil Conservation Service, xxiii, 138
U.S. Supreme Court, xxiv, 147; xxvii, 180
U.S. Ute Commission of 1880-1881, 42, 83
U.S.O. center 62, 50
USS Birmingham 51, 39
USS Crescent City, 41, 165
USS El Paso (LKA-117), 55, 79
USS Hawkins (DD-873), 41, 174
USS President Hayes, 41, 168
USS Zeilin, 41, 168, 169
Universal Music Group (UMG) 64, 23
University Bank, 46, 137
University Good Service Hospital, Syracuse, New York, xxiv, 14
University Medical Center, 57, 113
University of Michigan, xix, 118, 120
University of Oklahoma Press, xxii, 159
University of Salamanca, xxii, 144
University of Texas at El Paso, xx, 4, 89, 177; xxi, 142, 162; Library, xxi, 99; xii, 39, 174, 179; xxiii, 73, 100, 130, 154; xxiv, 24, 41, 50, 91, 146; Library, xxiv, 90; Special Collections and Archives, xxiv, 132; xxvi, 37, 160, 178; xxx, 148; Archives, xxvi, 78; Architecture, xxviii, 108-11; College of Nursing and Allied Health, xxviii, 153; early history of, xxviii, 99-111; Library, xxvii, 182, 183; News Service, xxviii, 101; Special Collections Department (Archives), xxviii, 115-116, 172-175; UTEP: A Pictorial History of The University of Texas at El Paso, by Nancy Hamilton, rev xxxiv, 47; 46, 133
University of Texas at El Paso Diamond Jubilee, xxxiii, 99
“UTEP: A Dynamic Force in El Paso’s Cultural Heritage,”, art. by Cristina Casas Palmer, 60, 101
UTEP School of Nursing, 46, 134
University of Texas, Austin, i, 46n; xxviii, 100, 104; Board of Regents, 102-109 passim; State Mineral Survey, 104
University of the Pacific, xxii, 153
University Presbyterian Church, xxix, 72-78 passim
Unlikely Warriors, General Benjamin Grierson and His Family, by William R. Leckie and Shirley A Leckie, rev., xxx, 152
“Up to a New High: Pioneer Years of El Paso High School,” art., by Martha Patterson Peterson, xxix, 123
Up to My Armpits: Adventures of a West Texas Veterinarian, by Dr. Charles Edwards, book note, 48, 209
Updegraff, Captain Joseph, xi, 30, 32
Upper Río Grande Valley, Map of, v, 20
“Uproar in July: The 1944 El Paso County Democratic Convention,” art. by J.F. Hulse, xxxii, 117
Upson Drive, 42, 108,109
Upson Street, 43, 41; 48, 132
“Upson’s Last Stand,” art. by Florence G. Brunner, xxx, 95
Upstairs Theatre Downtown, 57, 147
UPTRENDS, Inc., xviii, 158
Uranga, Lt. Gov. Don Francisco Xavier de, ix, 79, 138; (of New Mexico) xxxiii, 19
Uranga, Governor Javier de, 47, 178
Uranga, Joe, xxi, 70
Uranga, José Maria, xxxv, 164; (prefect of El Paso del Norte, early 1860s), xxxvii, 111
Uranga, Don José María, ii, 39, 40; vii, 58; xxv, 121
Urban Southwest, by Bradford Luckingham, rev., xxviii, 85
Urbina, Tomas, xvi, 22, 23, 24
Urdinola, Francisco de, vii, 95
Urgate, General, xviii, 117
Uribarri. Laura. M., “Defiant Braceros: How Migrant Workers Fought for Racial, Sexual, and Political Freedom rev 63, 120
Uribe, Heribert, xx, 107
Uribe, Kathryn, xx, 107
Uribe, Marcus, xxi, 91
Urrutia, Joseph, 50, 173; 51, 7
Ursua, Mrs, Christine Amador, ix, 123
Ursua, Quito, ix, 123
Usner, Don, J, Benigna’s Chimayo: Cuentos from the Old Plaza, rev., 47, 96
Ussery, Bertie, 59, 24
Utah State Historical Society, ix, 130
Utah Street (El Paso), xvi, 63; xxiii, 39, 79; xxviii, 128; 42, 192; 44, 166; 48, 76; 49, 109; 53, 28
Ute Indians of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico, The, by Virginia McConnell Simmons, rev., 46, 155
Utley, Dan K. and Thad Sitton, From Can See To Can’t: Cotton Farmers on the Southern Prairies, rev., 44, 48
Utley, Robert M., The Indian Frontier of the American West, 1846-1890, rev., xxix, 152; Four Fighters of Lincoln County, rev, xxxii, 154; High Noon at Lincoln: Violence on the Western Frontier, rev., xxxiii, 101; Fort Union and the Santa Fe Trail, xxxv, 102; Lone Star Justice: The First Century of the Texas Rangers, book note, 48, 165
Utley, Robert, Lone Star Lawmen: The Second Century of the Texas Rangers, rev., 52, 152
Utt, Dale, xxii, 18
Utt, Joseph, xx, 150
Utt, Zola, 46, 23, 38
Utt, Zola Mae (Mrs. Tom Lea, Sr.), xx, 151; xxi, 158