Graham County, Arizona place
Summary: Location where the horse thief was followed and the horse recovered.
Completeness: 60/100 Grade C
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suffered
severely in Geronimo's last raid
cited from “Doubtful” — That’s the name he goes by,… (1891)“Doubtful” — That’s the name he goes by,
is the curiosity of Duncan. He was captured
when he was about nine months old. It was
during the last raid of Geronimo, in which
Grant County, N. M., and Graham County, Ari-
zona, suffered so severely t…
witnessed
last raid of Geronimo
cited from “Doubtful” — That’s the name he goes by,… (1891)neaking Apache
way. He will snarl at his tormentor, and appar-
ently forget all about it until he thinks his
enemy is off his guard, when he will seize a
beer glass or anything else that comes handy
and hurl it with all his puny strengt…
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“Doubtful” — That’s the name he goes by,…
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
“Doubtful” — That’s the name he goes by,… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details