Events

The accidental explosion of shells in the shotgun that killed Thomas Butcher.

Rock broke loose, destroying roasting plant, buildings, piping, killing one woman and injuring a Mexican miner.

a.k.a. accident

Frank Lewis Rae was acquitted at Las Cruces last week for the killing of Wm. Fitzgerald.

Expedition from California that found gold and graves on the Navajo reservation.

a.k.a. Adams party

An event witnessed by Agnes Meader Snyder.

A dispute between the two Mexicans.

A meeting of alumni in Chicago on March 13, 1937, attended by Colonel Pearson.

A meeting of alumni in Kansas City on March 6, 1937, attended by Colonel Pearson.

The conflict whose outbreak contributed to scattering the inhabitants of Pinos Altos and during which the Battle of Pinos Altos was fought.

a.k.a. Civil War

The American Mining Congress is holding its 17th annual convention in Phoenix in December, where compulsory arbitration of labor disputes will be discussed.

a.k.a. 17th annual convention of the American Mining Congress

Hostilities between the Sonoran, Mogolloneros, and Coyotero Apache bands, along with captive-taking, are documented during Steck's agency period.

An attack by Apaches on a cabin where a man's wife and child were murdered and mutilated.

Depredations by Apache tribes described in Browne's travel account.

a.k.a. Apache raids

Attacks by Apache groups on settlers in the Silver City area, covered in Ailman's memoirs.

Encounters with Apache people covered in McKenna's tales.

An uprising that occurred a year ago last spring, resulting in the deaths of Mike Grace and Diehl.

a.k.a. outbreak

An Apache raiding party killed John Bullard in February 1871 on the road between Silver City and Pinos Altos.

August 1869 attack in which Apaches killed Hurlburt's wife and child at their cabin near Silver City.

Raids that Fort Bayard was established to provide security against.

Conflict in which Al Sieber participated, leading Apache scouts.

Conflict period including the joining of Chokonen and Chihene bands under Cochise and Mangas Coloradas.

Wars that followed the breakdown of peace between the Apache and Spanish/Mexican forces.

A notice was given regarding the application of the New Mexico Central Railroad Company to be dissolved in the District Court.

a.k.a. Application of the New Mexico Central Railroad Company to be dissolved

Michael Steck was appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Territory of New Mexico.