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Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
ARIZONA GHOST STORIES. ARIVACA
FRANCES TORRES’ STORY
BISBEE
HISTORY OF THE COPPER QUEEN HOTEL
CRAIG H. ROTHEN’S STORY
LAURIE DOLAND’S STORY
HISTORY OF THE BISBEE INN
JULIE M. CROTEAU’S STORY
CHINO VALLEY
LISA AND GERI’S STORY. Lisa’s Explanation
Geri’s Explanation
DOUGLAS
NANDY AND VICTORIA RYAN’S STORY
FLAGSTAFF
MARCUS AND GINGER LA PORTE’S STORY
FLORENCE
NANCY L. CORRALES’S STORY
GLOBE
ROXANNE MOSES’S STORY
HOLBROOK
ROGER BOWEN’S STORY
HISTORY OF THE NAVAJO COUNTY COURTHOUSE
MARITA R. KEAMS’S STORY
JEROME
HISTORY OF THE SPIRIT ROOM
PAUL MILVSKI’S STORY
HISTORY OF THE GRAND HOTEL
THE DEATH OF CLAUDE M. HARVEY
ELIN HEARD’S STORY
JENNIFER A. EDENS’S STORY
LAINA R. GALLOWAY’S STORY
HISTORY OF THE JEROME GRILLE AND INN BUILDING
BILLIE JO SHEPHERD’S STORY
JOANNE CHASTEEN’S STORY
KINGMAN
URSULA AND CHARLIE GREER’S STORY
Charlie’s Explanation:
Ursula’s Explanation:
NOGALES
DOROTEA RIOS’S STORY
PARKER
BRIAN DORAN’S STORY
PHOENIX
YOLANDA HUERTA’S STORY
TOMBSTONE
HISTORY OF BIG NOSE KATE’S SALOON
LEGEND OF “THE SWAMPER”
TIM L. FERRICK’S STORY
MARCY D. FERRICK’S STORY
THERESA RICE’S STORY
DEBBIE K. VALDEZ’S STORY
TUCSON
FLORENCIO SAENZ’S STORY
WICKENBURG
JUDY LUNA’S STORY
WINSLOW
GEORGIANA CHAMBERS’S STORY
YUMA
HISTORY OF THE YUMA COUNTY COURTHOUSE
HISTORY OF ADOLPH TEICHMAN
CECIL J. ROACH’S STORY
HISTORY OF THE YUMA TERRITORIAL PRISON
LINDA D. OFFENEY’S STORY
JESSE M. TORRES’S STORY
AMERICAN INDIAN GHOST STORIES FROM ARIZONA
YAQUI (YOEME)
BENJAMIN RED OWL’S (YAQUI) STORY
COLORADO RIVER INDIANS
Memorial Tribute:
BETTY CORNELIUS’ (CHEMEHUEVI-NUWU) STORY
FRANKLIN MCCABE III’S (NAVAJO) STORY
MARICOPA AK-CHIN
ALBERT JOAQUIN MANUEL SR.’S STORY
WHITE MOUNTAIN APACHE (NDE, INDEH OR TINNEH)
CATHERINE TWO BEAR’S STORY
SAN CARLOS APACHE (T’IIS-EBAH-NNEE)
HENRY TALL HORSE’S STORY
HUALAPAI
ROBERT RED SKY’S STORY
TOHONO O’ODHAM
DAVID WAR STAFF’S (YAQUI) STORY
HOPI (HOPITUH)
DONALD FIRST CRY’S (HOPI) STORY
NAVAJO (DIN-NEH’)
JOSIE YELLOW GOURD’S STORY
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Colorado Ghost Stories. ISBN 978-0-9740988-9-0
I discovered the work of Antonio R. Garcez while vacationing in Santa Fe. We were going to be there for the better part of a week, and although I’d brought along several books to read at night in our hotel, none of them really interested me, and I spent that first evening watching television. The next morning, in the hotel’s gift shop, I came across a volume titled, American Indian Ghost Stories of the Southwest. The cover featured what appeared to be an Apache skeleton riding a horse through the desert night, with lightning flashing across the sky above two, tall, silhouetted saguaros. I bought it immediately.
I started reading the book that afternoon. After a busy morning sight seeing, window shopping, and taking an historic walking tour, we ate lunch at one of Santa Fe’s many renowned restaurants and then returned to the hotel for a brief rest before heading up Canyon Road to visit art galleries. My three-year-old son was on the bed in the room, taking a nap, and my wife was next to me on the balcony outside of our suite, thumbing through one of the tourist magazines the hotel had provided. It was a warm day, and from down below I could hear the sounds of traffic and brief snatches of conversation from other visitors walking by. It was not an atmosphere conducive to fright, yet as I sat there in the sun, I had chills.
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The following accounts by the hotel’s general manager and the front desk clerk will provide further evidence for the existence of “other types” of guests at the Copper Queen Hotel.
I have been the general manager at the hotel for one year. Prior to working at the Queen, I was living in the Phoenix area and working as a hotel and restaurant consultant for a corporation in Northern California.
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