Twenty-six White Mountain Apache Indians
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

is so block- ed as to be almost impassable. From the Albuquerque Democrat. Twenty-six White Mountain Apache Indians arrived in town yesterday in charge of Colonel E. C. Cooley, to attend the government Indian school. They are the first members of this tribe to enter school. A few days ago a union soldier had his pension papers adjusted at the law office of N. C. Collier. “How much is it,” inquired the defender of the stars and stripes. “Nothing,” returned the lawyer. “How’s that?” “Well, that’s when a d— n rebel can do for a union soldier,” replied the gallant exconfed- erate with his customary pleasant smile. Dave Tulloch, of the Burros, authorizes the Enterprise to offer a reward of $25 for the arrest of the parties who purloined his moun- tain lion. He was told that the animal was on exhibition at A. K. Watts’ meat market, and through this means hopes to obtain a clue to the parties who in some illicit manner got away with his pet.