  | CHAPTER | | PAGE | | I. | Northwestern Chihuahua—Preparing for
the Expedition—From Deming, N. M., to
Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, | 1 | | II. | Northwestern Chihuahua (Continued)—Mexican
Mormon Colonies—From La Ascencion
to Corralitos—Some Ruins along the
Tapasita—A Toltec Babylon, | 34 | | III. | Sonora—Along the Sonora Railway—Hermosillo—Guaymas,
and its Beautiful Harbor—Fishing
and Hunting about Guaymas, | 80 | | IV. | Central Chihuahua—From the City of
Chihuahua Westward to the Great Mexican
Mining Belt, | 131 | | V. | Central Chihuahua—In the Land of the
Living Cave and Cliff Dwellers—The
Tarahumari Indians, Civilized and Savage, | 172 | | VI. | Through the Sierra Madres—On Mule-back
Westward from Carichic, | 206 | | VII. | Southwestern Chihuahua—Among the Cave
and Cliff Dwellers in the Heart of the
Sierra Madre Range, | 227 | | VIII. | In Southwestern Chihuahua—Down the
Urique Barranca—From Pine to Palm—Urique
and its Mines, | 265 | | IX. | Southwestern Chihuahua—Description of
One of the Richest Silver Regions of the
World—Mineral Wealth of the Sierra
Madres—The Batopilas District, | 311 | | X. | Southwestern Chihuahua—The Return by
Another Trail—The CaÑon of the
Churches—Among the Cliff Dwellers, | 345 |
Falls of the Becorachic, Sierra Madre Mountains, 1239 feet high FALLS OF THE BECORACHIC, SIERRA MADRE MOUNTAINS,
1239 FEET HIGH
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