The Impact of the Frontier On a Jewish Family: The Bibos by Floyd S. Fierman Originally published in print by the Southwest Jewish Archives, Fall 1988   Main Essay -- The Impact of the Frontier On a Jewish Family: The Bibos   Appendix I: Nathan Bibo and the Railroad   Appendix II:Handwritten Note written by Nathan Bibo, date unknown   Appendix III: Selections From the Records of the Bureau of Indian Affairs   Appendix IV: Marriage Certificates of Solomon Bibo, Translated from the Spanish   Appendix V: A Bill For the Relief of Nathan Bibo, Senior   Appendix VI: Correspondence of Simon Bibo With Willi Spiegelberg   Appendix VII:A Translation from the Spanish: From a Circular of Protest Concerning the Distribution of Land   Appendix VIII: Correspondence: Nathan Bibo and Indian Rights   Appendix IX: On the Acoma Indians   Appendix X: Irving Bibo to Floyd S. Fierman, November 2, 1961   Appendix XI: Arthur Bibo to Floyd S. Fierman, March 15, 1954   Appendix XII: Letter of Nathan Bibo to Governor W. S. Mills of New Mexico, Asking To Be Appointed New Mexico Representative at the Panama International Exposition To Be Held in San Francisco in 1915, March 6, 1911   Appendix XIII: THE BIBOS OF NEW MEXICO, by Floyd S. Fierman   About This Digital Version