Events

Attack by Indians on the Frisco River that killed Juan Jose and Avaran Barrera.

In the fall of 1880, Captain Jim Blain and others were attacked by Indians about two miles below Chloride, resulting in the loss of their team but no casualties.

a.k.a. brush with the Indians

An 1883 attack by Apaches on Pat Devine and Bob Anderson.

A fight in 1883 near Hachita where Pat Devine and Bob Anderson were attacked by Indians.

a.k.a. Indian fight near Hachita

Uprising during which Big Mike Grace and Diehl were killed.

a.k.a. Indian outbreak

Prior raid after which the upper house on the NAN ranch remained unoccupied.

The Indian wars of the Territory involved violent conflicts in the Southwest, including raids and massacres, particularly associated with Geronimo.

a.k.a. Indian troubles

Grand jury indictment of individuals associated with Phelps Dodge.

a.k.a. the Indictment by the United States Brand jury nt Santa Ke of men connected with the Phelps Dodge Interests

The sheriff was indicted for failure to turn over moneys and for charging for serving papers at a distance that were served in the courthouse.

Epidemic that killed 426 soldiers at Camp Cody.

a.k.a. 1918 flu pandemic

A justice of the peace and jury held an inquest on April 24, 1891, on a body.

a.k.a. inquest, coroner's inquest

Coroner's inquest held April 24, 1891, finding Barney Kerr caused James Kerr's death.

Inquest held on Friday the 24th to investigate the death of Jimmy Kerr, with six jurors attending.

Annual dance at Cahoon Armory after the inspection dinner.

Investigation referenced in found correspondence.

A conference proceedings volume containing the paper 'The Hole-and-Slot Heddle'.

An event involving a jeweler's fortunate escape from a family of murderers in New Mexico.

A cultural celebration involving Apache Indians with elements of ceremony, festival, horses, and teepees, associated with New Mexico and potentially documented through the Public Works of Art Project during the New Deal era.

The scheduled execution of J. K. Taylor for train robbing in Guaymas was suspended by authorities from the City of Mexico minutes before it was to take place.

A Civil War-era raid in 1863 for which Elsworth served as telegrapher.

a.k.a. raid through the northern states

The first circus Uncle Dick Woatton's family saw in Pueblo in 1874.

a.k.a. John Robinson's

Devastating earthquake and tidal wave that struck the Gulf of California and Cocopah country on July 30, 1891.

a.k.a. great earthquake and tidal wave of July 30th

J. W. Taylor's first appointment as Indian Agent for the Southern Apache is recorded in the Michael Steck Papers.

A note of protest by J. W. Taylor from July is referenced in October.