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G. W. Apusyperson
4 claims cited from this source
a.k.a. G. W. Apusy, Apusy
Apache raiding partyorg
1 claim cited from this source
a.k.a. Apaches
Lieutenant Watsonperson
1 claim cited from this source
a.k.a. Lieut. Watson
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chunk 529 Β· paragraph 2039
formation contained in
the dispatch is unquestionably correct.
Some five or six weeks ago Indians were
seen passing through the Cookβs Peak country,
and it was then predicted that murders and
depredations would soon be heard of as the
result of their presence in the country.
It is supposed that this is a predatory band
of Apaches from the San Carlos reservation
now on their return to Arizona, and it is feared
they may do a large amount of damage enroute.
Information has been sent to all the camps
in the vicinity of their probable line of escape,
and it is to be hoped the marauders may yet
be apprehended.
From the October 3, 1890, Issue of The Enterprise
A Killing On The Arivaipa
G. W. Apusy, an Englishman about 44
years of age was arrested at his ranch on the
Arivaipa, ten miles from Old Camp Grant, by
Lieut. Watson, on the 14th instant for the kill-
ing of a man on the previous day. Apusy was
taken to San Carlos and placed in the guard
house. The prisoner was well known in Globe
five or six years ago, and had a bunch of cattle
located about twelve miles from here, on the
old Florence road.
Following is Apusyβs statement of the
shooting and causes which led up to it: He says
he left his ranch about two weeks ago to go to
Dudleyville for supplies and while there the