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“A Motion Picture Melodrama in Real Life.”
Cleveland Plain Dealer,
March 9, 1917.

“Along Oak Creek.”
Steamboat Pilot,
October 17, 1906.

“Assassin Czolgosz Is Executed at Auburn.”
New York Times,
October 30, 1901.

“Big Doings at Oak Creek.”
Routt County Sentinel,
December 6, 1907.

“Boston Capital in Moffat Road: Eastern Financiers Here to Decide Upon Investment.”
Oak Creek Times,
March 7, 1912.

“Denver’s Future to Be Bright.”
Denver Field & Farm,
May 6, 1911.

“Embryo Townlets: Townsite Boomers at Work on Oak Creek.”
Yampa Leader,
October 6, 1906.

“EXTRA! Kidnaper Is Slain.”
Denver Express,
October 6, 1916.

“Gould & Harriman Parleying for Peace.”
New York Times,
January 30, 1907.

“Hayden’s Expedition—Movements of the Party.”
Rocky Mountain News Weekly,
May 21, 1873.

“The Hayden Hunters.”
Denver Daily Times,
June 7, 1875.

“Held for Ransom, Kills One Captor and Then Escapes.”
Chicago Daily Tribune,
October 7, 1916.

“Historic Throop Martin Homestead on Owasco Lake Just a Century Old.”
Auburn Citizen,
November 17, 1917.

“History of Auburn Correction Facility: The ‘Best Prison in the World.’ ” New York State Department of Correctional Services,
DOCS Today,
April 1998.

“Ivy Day at Smith.”
Boston Transcript,
June 14, 1909.

“Jury Disagreed in Queen Anne Trial.”
Steamboat Pilot,
August 16, 1911.

“Kidnaped Heir Slays One Captor.”
Los Angeles Morning Tribune,
October 7, 1916.

“Millionaires Join Moffat.”
Steamboat Pilot,
January 15, 1908.

“Moffat County Court News.” Squib about Ann Bernard’s acquittal of cattle rustling.
Routt County Republican,
August 22, 1913.

“Moffat Holdings Are Transferred.”
Steamboat Pilot,
June 21, 1911.

“Moffat Short Line.”
Steamboat Pilot,
July 30, 1902.

“Opening of Union Annex Marks Climax of Splendid Effort of Auburn Women.”
Auburn Citizen,
June 5, 1923.

“The Palace Henry Brown Built.”
Rocky Mountain News,
April 22, 1984.

“Perry-Mansfield Camp for Girls Brings Many Summer Visitors to Routt County.”
Steamboat Pilot,
May 29, 1930.

“Phippsburg.”
Corona Telegraph
8, no. 2 (March 2007).

“Progress on Oak Creek.”
Steamboat Pilot,
February 13, 1907.

“ ‘Queen Anne’ and Tom Yarberry Are Arraigned.”
Steamboat Pilot,
August 9, 1911.

“Robert M. Perry to Wed New York Girl.”
Oak Creek Times,
May 4, 1917.

“Samuel Perry Dies of Blood Clot on Brain.”
Denver Post,
July 22, 1929.

“Scientists on the March.”
Rocky Mountain News,
July 15, 1874.

“Splendid Plant at Perry Mine.”
Yampa Leader,
July 4, 1908.

“Summary of the Work of the United States Geological Survey.”
Rocky Mountain News,
November 29, 1874.

“Surviving the Ute Massacre.”
New York Times,
October 29, 1879.

Baker, William J. “Brown’s Bluff.”
Empire Magazine,
December 28, 1958.

Curtis, Olga. Two-part series: “Farrington R. Carpenter: The Success Story of a ‘Failure’ ” and “ ‘Yarnin’ Champ of Yampa Valley.”
Empire Magazine,
April 11 and April 18, 1965.

Dunham, David. “When the Outlaws Gathered for Thanksgiving.”
Empire Magazine,
November 20, 1977.

Fleming, Roscoe. “A Word Picture of the New Director of Revenue.”
Steamboat Pilot,
July 31, 1941.

Giannini, Bern. “Richard Pleasant, from Humble Beginnings a Yampa Valley Country Boy Conquered the World.”
Steamboat Magazine,
Summer/Fall 1990.

Goff, Dick. “Ferry Carpenter, Cattleman-Citizen.”
Ideal Beef Memo,
November 5, 1979.

Gower, Calvin W. “The Pike’s Peak Gold Rush and the Smoky Hill Route, 1859–1860.”
Kansas Historical Quarterly
25, no. 2 (Summer 1959).

Hubbard, George H. “Butting Heads: Farrington Carpenter’s Dramatic Role in the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934.”
Colorado Heritage,
May/June 2010.

Jowitt, Deborah. “Saving Perry-Mansfield.”
Dance Magazine,
January 1992.

McCormick, Robert. “Capitol Cowboy.”
Collier’s,
March 5, 1938.

McGraw, Pat. “Farrington Carpenter, Hayden Rancher, Storyteller, Dead at 94.”
Denver Post,
December 16, 1980.

Paolucci, Christina. “Honoring Juilliard’s Ties to America’s Oldest
Performing Arts Camp.”
The Juilliard Journal Online
XIX, no. 7 (April 2004).

Perry, Robert M. “Perry Tells Jury Details of Kidnaping in Mountains.”
Rocky Mountain News,
October 9, 1916.

Wilson, Woodrow. “What Is a College For?”
Scribner’s Magazine,
November 1909.

Wren, Jean. “The Gypsy Life & Loves of Marjorie Perry.”
Steamboat Magazine,
Winter/Spring 1991.

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Carpenter, Farrington. “Memories of Isadore Bolton and Yampa Valley Pioneers.” Interview by Herbert P. White, July 11, 1970. C MSS OH 52. Western History Collection, Denver Public Library.

———. Interview by Vi Ward, May 21, 1959. Discussions of J. B. Dawson, David Moffat, Carpenter’s homestead claim, and other subjects. OH 42. Colorado Historical Society.