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ADAMS, CAPTAIN—With Col. Barnard in fight with Apaches	-- 29
ADAMS, C. S.—One of victims in Wickenburg massacre	-- 293
AGUERRA, E.—With his clerk and two passengers, murdered by Indians	-- 139
AGUILAR --.—Mexican outlaw shot by party of Americans	-- 203
AGUIRRE, MISS TRINIDAD—Killed by Indians	-- 146 165
AIKEN, BENJAMIN—Killed by Indians	-- 138
AINZA --.—Has train attacked by Indians	-- 145
ALDRICH, MARK—First settler in valley of San Pedro	-- 207
ALEXANDER --.—Killed by Indians	-- 128
ALEXANDER, GENERAL—Mention of scout against Indians	-- 24
ALLEN --.—Has large number of mules stolen by Indians	-- 139
has fine cows stolen by Indians	-- 140
ALLEN, ADJT.—GENL. J. B.—Alleged to have furnished supplies to participants in Camp Grant Massacre	-- 159
ALTMAN, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 131
ANDREWS, GEORGE L.—Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Arizona	-- 2
APACHE-MOHAVES—Placed upon reservation at Date Creek	-- 10
later removed to reservation at Camp Verde	-- 10
ARIOLA --.—Has large number of mules stolen by Indians	-- 133
ARNOLD, WALES—Has horses and mules stolen by Indians	-- 149
ARNY, W. T. M.—Indian Agent, mention of	-- 222
AUSTIN, F. L.—Testifies in behalf of Indians massacred at Camp Grant	-- 243
BAKER --.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
BAKER --.—And family murdered by Mexicans at Blue Water station	-- 202
BAKER, JOHN C.—Killed by Indians	-- 130
BALL, S.—Wounded by Indians	-- 135
BALLON --.—Killed by Indians	-- 137
BANTA, A. F.—Discovers “Meteoric Crater,”	-- 31
with C. E. Cooley and Henry Wood Dodd, goes on prospecting trip into Indian country	-- 33 et seq.
makes friends of Coyotero Apaches,	-- 38
induces Capt. Barry to disobey orders to massacre Apaches,	-- 57 et seq.
writes of conditions in Arizona, the military, etc.	-- 92 et seq.
BARBA --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
BARBE, JOAQUIN—Suspected participant in Wickenburg Massacre, killed by Joe Fye and Milt Ward	-- 301
BARBOUR, CHARLES—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
BARCLAY, W. J.—Member of scouting party after participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 296
BARK, JIM—Anecdotes of C. E. Cooley	-- 76 77
BARNARD, COL. P. F.—Fight with Apaches under Cochise	-- 27
BARNES --.—Attacked by Indians; store burned and effects carried away	-- 138
BARNETT, AARON—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
BARNEY, COL. JAMES M.—Assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 306
BARRY, CAPT. JOHN—In command of expedition to massacre Apaches,	-- 50
is induced to disobey orders by Banta, Cooley and Dodd and has charges preferred against him by Colonel Green	-- 57 et seq.
expedition mentioned by Genl. Ord in report	-- 81 et seq.
BASHFORD, LEVY—Mention of	-- 193
BEACH --.—Train attacked by Indians	-- 143 144
BEAN, C. C.—Mention of	-- 172
BEAN, R. C.—Killed by Indians	-- 131
BEAUCHAMP, “JACK”—Killed by Indians	-- 127
BEDEL --.—One of party of Americans, shot by Gandara	-- 203
BELNAP --.—Killed by Indians	-- 127
BENDELL, H.—Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Arizona	-- 2
assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 306
BENJAMIN --.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
BENTLEY, E. A.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
BENTON --.—Killed by Indians	-- 133
BERRY, THOS. N.—Killed by Indians	-- 132
BIRESLEY, DR.—Post Surgeon at Camp Grant; account of condition of victims of Massacre	-- 160
BLANCHARD --.—Killed by Indians	-- 148
BLANCHARD, J. C.—Ranch attacked and destroyed by Indians	-- 141
BLOWE --.—Wounded by Indians	-- 142
BLUE WATER MASSACRE—Baker and family murdered by Mexicans	-- 202
BOGGS, T. W.—Has horse stolen by Indians	-- 150
BOONE, WM.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
BOUNS, MRS. (DONNA TOMASE)—Gives J. M. Bryan warning of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 299
BOURKE, LIEUT. J. G.—Assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 304 et seq.
gives account of attempt on General Crook's life	-- 318 et seq.
BOWERS BROTHERS—Have herds stolen by Indians	-- 147 149
BOWERS, GEORGE—Killed by Indians	-- 131
BOWERS, HERBERT—Indians steal stock from, resulting in successful citizen expedition against them	-- 171 et seq.
BOYCE --.—Member of citizen expedition against Indians	-- 170 et seq.
BRODERICK, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 129
BROOKS, H.—Has sheep and goats stolen by Indians	-- 133
BROWN --.—Has stock stolen by Indians	-- 140
BROWN, SAMUEL—Killed by Indians	-- 139 164
BROWN, W. H.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
BROWNE, J. ROSS—Mention of	-- 2
BROWNLEY --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
BRYAN, GEORGE—Member of scouting party after participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 296
BRYAN, J. M. (CRETE)—Forwarned of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 298 299
BULLARD, JOHN—Member of citizen expedition against Indians	-- 181
BULLOCK, J. T.—Killed by Indians	-- 135
BUMOS, LIEUT. PETER S.—Mention of	-- 228
BURGER & LAMBERTSON—Have horses and burros stolen by Indians	-- 134
BURGER, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 147
BURGER, JOHN—Wounded by Indians	-- 195
BURGER, JOHN—Kills one of suspected participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 301
BURNETT, WILLIAM—Killed by Indians	-- 131
BURNS, WM.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
BURROUGHS, JOSEPH—Killed by Indians	-- 149
BYRNE, CAPT. THOMAS—Singlehanded stops outbreak of Wallapais	-- 9
assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 306
CALHOUN, LIEUT.—With Capt. Barry on expedition to massacre Apaches	-- 50
CALIFORNIA—Legislature of passes resolution relating to Indian affairs in Arizona	-- 196 et seq.
CALKINS, SHERIFF—Wounded by Indians	-- 128
CAMP APACHE—Vincent Colyer establishes Indian reservation at	-- 221
CAMP GOODWIN—Location of	-- 93
CAMP GRANT—Vincent Colyer establishes Indian reservation at	-- 16
CAMP GRANT MASSACRE—Public sentiment in regard to	-- 153 et seq.
military account of	-- 157 et seq.
trial of participants in, and charge of Judge Titus to jury	-- 161 et seq.
CAMPIO, DIEGO—Killed by Indians	-- 140
CAMP MCDOWELL—Vincent Coyler establishes Indian reservation at	-- 16
abolished by Genl. O. O. Howard	-- 16
CAMP ORD—Established by Col. John Green, name afterwards changed to Fort Apache	-- 95
CAMP VERDE—Apache-Mohaves placed upon reservation at	-- 10
reservation established by Vincent Colyer	-- 12 278
CARLETON, GENERAL—In favor of extermination of Indians	-- 20
CARROLL --.—Captured and carried off by Indians	-- 136
killed	-- 164
CHAFFEE, ADNA R.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
CHAPIN --.—Killed by Indians	-- 147
CHIRICAHUA APACHES—Gathered upon reservation	-- 14 15
removed to other reservations or run away	-- 16
CHIRICAHUA RESERVATION—Established by Genl. O. O. Howard	-- 14
restored to public domain	-- 16
CIENEGA—Stage employees at murder travellers	-- 202 203
CRADLEBAUGH, LIEUT.—Accompanies Capt. Wm. Ory on expedition into Indian country	-- 116
has command attacked by Indians	-- 142 143
CLENDENIN, MAJOR—Scout of against Indians	-- 24
CLOWER, EDWARD—Killed by Indians	-- 129
CLUM, JOHN P.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
COCHISE—Commands Apaches in fight with Col. P. F. Barnard	-- 27 et seq.
at head of band that killed Lieut. Howard B. Cushing	-- 166
COGSWELL, COLONEL—Gives instructions for expeditions against hostile Indians	-- 115
accompanies General Stoneman on trip through Indian country	-- 117 et seq.
COLLINS, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 142
COLLINS, MAJOR—Mention of	-- 72
with Lieut.-Col. Sanford in expedition against Indians	-- 112
COLYER, VINCENT—Establishes Indian reservation at Date Creek	-- 10
establishes reservation at Camp Verde	-- 12 278
arrival in Arizona, laoors and report of	-- 211 et seq
criticizes proclamation of Gov. Safford	-- 247
returns to Washington	-- 281 et seq.
CONWELL, C.—Has horses and mules stolen by Indians	-- 140
COOK --.—Killed by Indians	-- 146
COOK, REV. CHARLES H.—Missionary to Pimas, mention of	-- 250
COOLER, GEORGE—With Capt. Barry on expedition to massacre Apaches	-- 50
COOLEY, C. E.—With A. F. Banta and Henry Wood Dodd, goes on prospecting trip into Indian country	-- 33 et seq.
after life of	-- 75 et seq.
COOPER --.—Killed by Indians	-- 148
CORDOBA, LEONARD—Mexican outlaw who participated in murder of Vicente Hernandes and wife lynched	-- 205
COSGROVE --.—Killed by Indians	-- 127
COYOTERO APACHES—Placed upon reservation	-- 5
COZOZO --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
CRESSY, CAPTAIN—Inspects outfit of Banta, Cooley and Dodd	-- 33
CROOK, GENERAL GEO.—Opposes removal of Indians to San Carlos	-- 14
succeeds General Stoneman	-- 104 199
assumes command but suspends operations account of arrival of “Peace Commission,”	-- 209
receives Peace Commissioner Vincent Colyer	-- 279
personally conducts investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 304 et seq
attempts to assassinate	-- 308 et seq.
CROSS, L.—Killed by Indians	-- 128
CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES—Killed by Indians	-- 128
CURTIS --.—Wounded by Indians	-- 141
CURTIS, CAPT. JAMES—Reports to Peace Commissioner Vincent Colycr	-- 264 et seq.
CUSHING, LIEUT HOWARD B.—Expeditions against hostile Indians	-- 101 et seq. 114 115
killed by Indians	-- 147
expeditions against Indians	-- 165
account of killing of	-- 166 et seq.
DANIELS --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
DATE CREEK—Indian reservation established at by Vincent Colyer	-- 10
abolished by Genl. O. O. Howard	-- 10
DAVIS --.—Killed by Indians	-- 137
DAVIS, C. “JEFF”—Fight with Indians	-- 103
member of citizen expedition against Indians	-- 172
DE LONG, S. R.—Mention of	-- 158
DENNIS, JOHN T.—Loses large number of cattle and horses through Indian raid	-- 99
DENNISON, WM. E.—Killed by Indians	-- 135
DENT, GEORGE W.—Superintendent of Indian affairs for Arizona	-- 2
DEVIN, GENERAL THOMAS E.—Report for 1868	-- 23
mention of	-- 59
in command of southern military district of Arizona	-- 93
DICKSON, JOHN—Attacked by Indians	-- 131
DODD, HENRY WOOD—With A. F. Banta and C. E. Cooley, goes on prospecting trip into Indian country	-- 33 et seq.
made to dance by Indians	-- 66
“DODD'S DANCE”—Name given to place where Henry Wood Dodd was made to dance by Apaches	-- 66
DODT, HELENAS—Indian Agent on Colorado River reservation	-- 5
DORGAN, P.—Wounded by Indians	-- 134
DUDLEY, MAJOR—In command at McDowell	-- 192
DUDLEY, GENL. N. A. M.—In command at McDowell, receives Peace Commissioner Vincent. Colyer	-- 256
reports to Comr. Colyer	-- 259 et seq.
	-- 270 et seq.
DUDLEY, SUPT. L. E.—Endeavors to have Chiricahuas removed to Hot Springs	-- 15
DUN, JOHN—Presents C. B Genung with Winchester rifle	-- 193
DUNN, A. G.—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 134
DUNN, CAPT. THOS. S.—Mention of	-- 230
DUVALL --.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
DWYER, CAPT. PHILLIP—Death and burial of	-- 321 et seq.
EATON, LIEUT. GEO. O.—Indians go with to San Carlos reservation	-- 13
EBSTEIN, LIEUT. F. H. E.—In charge of Indian reservation at Date Creek	-- 10
EHRENBERG, HERMAN—Indian Agent on Colorado River reservation	-- 5
ELGER, COLONEL—Mention of	-- 74
ELIAS, JESUS M.—Given credit for planning Camp Grant Massacre	-- 158 et seq.
ELIAS, JUAN—Has herd stolen by Indians	-- 147
ERWIN, ALONZO M.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
EVARTS --.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
EXPLORATIONS AND SURVEYS—General Ord sends out expedition under Lieut. George M. Wheeler	-- 86
FARLEY, WM.—Killed by Indians	-- 135
FENTON, P.—Wounded by Indians	-- 143
FINNERTY, WESLEY—Killed by Indians	-- 132
FLYNN, CORPORAL—With troops that joined citizen expedition against Indians	-- 178 et seq.
FOLEY --.—Wounded by Indians	-- 148
FORD, G.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
FORT APACHE—Vincent Colyer establishes Indian reservation at	-- 16
first known as Camp Ord	-- 95
FOSTER --.—Killed by Indians	-- 138
FOURR, WILLIAM—Mention of	-- 26
FUDGE, JOHN—Indian Agent on Colorado River reservation	-- 5
FYE, JOE—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 134
kills suspected participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 301
GANDARA --.—Mexican suspected of participation in disappearance of William McFarland, shot by party of Americans	-- 203
GANTT --.—Killed by Indians	-- 147
GARDNER --.—Has stock stolen by Indians	-- 140
GENUNG, C. B.—Organizes successful citizen expedition against Indians	-- 170 et seq.
belief that Mexicans committed Wickenburg Massacre	-- 298
assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 306
account of General Crook's attempt to capture or kill Indians suspected of being participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 309 et seq.
GIBSON, J. J.—Killed by Indians	-- 131
GILSON, WILLIAM—Informs General Crook that Date Creek Indians committed Wickenburg Massacre	-- 303
GLOVER, PRIVATE—Killed by Indians	-- 130
GOLDWATER, JULIUS A.—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
GOMEZ, PANCHO—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 138
GONZALES, A.—Mistaken for Indian by companions, and wounded	-- 144
GONZALES, PHILIP—Guide for Comr. Vincent Colyer	-- 218
GOULD, JACK—Killed by Indians	-- 129
GRAHAM, LIEUT.—Conducts expedition against hostile Indians	-- 115 116
GRASSMAN, F. E.—Agent for Pima Indians	-- 4
GRAY, COL. A. B.—Surveys reservation for Pimas and Maricopas	-- 3
GRAY, HARRISON—Killed by Indians	-- 132
GREELEY --.—Killed by Indians	-- 134
GREEN, COLONEL JOHN—Prefers charges against Capt. Barry for disobeying orders to massacre Indians	-- 59
mention of in report of General Ord	-- 81 et seq.
in command at Camp Goodwin	-- 93
conducts campaign against the Indians and establishes Camp Ord	-- 94 95
receives Comr. Vincent Coyler	-- 221
GREEN, JOE—Killed by Indians	-- 130
GREEN, MAJOR—Accompanies General Stoneman on trip through Indian country	-- 117 et seq.
GREEN, PRIVATE—Killed by Indians	-- 147
GREGALBA, JUAN—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 140
GRIFFIN, FRANK—Mistakes A. Gonzales for Indian and wounds him	-- 144
GROVER, GENERAL—Commanding at Camp Verde, receives Peace Comissioner Vincent Colyer	-- 275
HADLEY, MILTON S.—Killed by Indians	-- 132
HALLECK, GENL.—Relieved of command of Division of Pacific by Maj. Genl. Thomas	-- 21
HALSTEAD, RICHARD—Killed by Indians	-- 138
HAMEL, P. M.—One of victims in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 290 et seq.
HANNA --.—Has wagon train destroyed by Indians	-- 103 104
HANNA --.—Train attacked by Indians and Mr. Hanna killed	-- 146
HARRINGTON --.—Killed by Indians	-- 129 149
HARRIS, W. H.—Killed by Indians	-- 148
HARRISON, SAMUEL—Killed by Indians	-- 127
HART, H. L.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
HASSON, LIEUTENANT—Scout of against Indians	-- 24
HATZ, DANIEL—Has house burned by Indians	-- 150
HAY, LIEUTENANT—Mention of	-- 323
HELLINGS, W. B. & CO.—Train attacked by Indians	-- 143
HENNING, ABRAHAM—Killed by Indians	-- 148
HENRY, COL. GUY V.—Indians under orders of attack and kill other Indians	-- 224
HERNANDES, VICENTE—With wife murdered by Mexican outlaws	-- 205
HEWITT, HENRY—Assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 305 et seq.
HI JOLLY—Mention of	-- 190
HINDS & HOOKER—Have herds attacked by Indians	-- 146 147
HINTON, FRANCIS—Agent for Yumas	-- 4
HOLCOMB & MURRAY—Have cattle stolen by Indians	-- 145
HOLLAND, DAVID—Killed by Indians	-- 141
HOPKINS, GILBERT W.—Killed by Indians	-- 135
HOPKINS, J. W.—Mention of	-- 158
HOWARD, GENL. O. O.—Abolishes Indian reservation at Date Creek	-- 10
HOWARD, JUDGE—Mention of	-- 194
HOWELL, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 132
HUGHES --.—Has ranch attacked by Indians	-- 146
HUGUS, WILBUR—Mention of	-- 321
HUMPHREYS, GENERAL A. A.—Mention of	-- 86
HUTTON, OSCAR—Recommended for conduct on expedition against Indians	-- 115
testifies in behalf of Indians massacred at Camp Grant	-- 242 243
INDIAN AGENTS—Steal from Indians	-- 11
INDIAN RESERVATIONS—One for Pimas and Maricopas established	-- 3
one for Yumas established	-- 4
one for friendly Indians established on Colorado	-- 4 5
one for Moquis established	-- 6
one for Mohaves established	-- 6
one for Wallapais established	-- 8
one established at Date Creek by Vincent Colyer, but abolished by Genl. O. O. Howard	-- 10
Chiricahua reservation, established by Genl. O. O. Howard	-- 14
one established at Camp McDowell, one at Camp Grant, one at Fort Apache and one in White Mountains	-- 16
San Carlos reservation established	-- 16
one established at Camp Apache	-- 221
INDIAN RING—Operations of	-- 10 11
methods of	-- 98
INDIANS—Reservation for Pimas and Maricopas established	-- 3
reservation for Yumas established	-- 4
reservation for friendly Indians established on Colorado	-- 4 5
Navahos placed upon reservation	-- 5
Coyotero Apaches placed upon reservation	-- 5
Moquis placed upon reservation	-- 6
reservation established for Mohaves	-- 6
reservation established for Wallapais	-- 8
reservation established at Date Creek	-- 10
removal to San Carlos	-- 13 14
Chiricahua reservation established by Genl. O. O. Howard	-- 14
number and location of in Arizona in 1863	-- 18
exterminating policy	-- 19 et seq.
expeditions against	-- 23 et seq.
depredations	-- 23
resume depredations and raids	-- 99 et seq.
hostiles get arms, etc., through Moquis	-- 110 111
description of trip through Indian country by John Marion, in “Miner,”	-- 117 et seq.
“Miner” prints petition to President with list of three hundred and one names of people killed by Indians	-- 124 et seq.
outrages by and condition of, mentioned by Gov. Safford in message to Legislature	-- 151 et seq.
Camp Grant Massacre, and events following	-- 153 et seq.
citizens' expeditions against	-- 170 et seq.
California Legislature passes resolution relating to Indian Affairs in Arizona	-- 196 et seq.
fights of Captain Moore and Captain Russell with	-- 208
ISRAEL --.—Killed by Indians	-- 100 141
JACKSON, A. J.—Killed by Indians	-- 140 164
JACOBS, ED. C.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
JARAMILLO, JOSE—Killed by Indians	-- 137
JAY, LEROY—Killed by Indians	-- 129
JEFFORDS, CAPT. THOMAS J.—Agent for Chiricahua Apaches	-- 15
JOACHIM --.—Killed by Indians	-- 130
JOHNS --.—Wounded by Indians	-- 141
JOHNSON --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136 137
JOHNSON, ALFRED—Killed by Indians	-- 134
JOHNSON, HARRY, “HOG”—Killed by Indians	-- 128
JONES, Dr. W. W.—Has train attacked by Indians	-- 146
JONES, W. P.—Killed by Indians	-- 127
JUDSON --.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
KALER --.—Killed by Indians	-- 138
KAUFMAN, CAPTAIN—Has six mules stolen from escort by Indians	-- 149
KAUTZ, GENERAL—Opposes removal of Indians to San Carlos	-- 13 14
KELLY, OSCAR—Killed by Indians	-- 130
KENNEDY --.—Killed by Indians	-- 100 101 141
KILLIAN, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 142
KING --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
KING, GEORGE—Killed by Indians	-- 143
KITCHEN, “PETE”—Stands off hostile Apaches	-- 207
KNESS, WILLIAM—Interpreter for Comr. Vincent Colyer	-- 235
testifies in behalf of Indians massacred at Camp Grant	-- 244
KNODLE, SAM—Wounded by Indians	-- 142
KNOWLES --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136
KRUGER --.—One of survivors of Wickenburg massacre	-- 289 et seq.
LACHMAN, HENRY—Killed by Indians	-- 146
LAFFERTY, LIEUTENANT.—Wounded in fight with Apaches	-- 29
LAMBERTSON --.—Has horses stolen by Indians	-- 148 149
LANZ, JOHN—One of victims in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 290 et seq.
LARRABEE, C. F.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
LAZARD --.—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 141
LEE, J. H.—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 135
LEIHY, GEORGE W.—Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Arizona	-- 2
killed by Indians	-- 129
LEMON, SERGEANT—Killed by Indians	-- 130
LENT & HARPENDING PARTY.—Attacked by Indians	-- 102
LEONARD --.—Wounded by Indians	-- 148
LINTON, L. M.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
LOCKWOOD, LIEUT. D. W.—Assistant to Lieut. George M. Wheeler on exploring expedition	-- 86
LONG, HENRY—Killed by Indians	-- 147 164
LOPEZ, CLEMENTE—Mexican outlaw who participated in murder of Vicente Hernandes and wife lynched	-- 205
LOPEZ, SECUNDIA—Killed by Indians	-- 131
LORD, C. H.—Deputy agent for Pima Indians	-- 4
LORING, FRED. W.—One of victims in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 290 et seq.
LUGAS, LUCAS—One of Mexicans who killed Edward Lumley	-- 204
LUMLEY, EDWARD—Killed by Mexicans	-- 204
LYNCHINGS—Of Mexican outlaws	-- 203 et seq.
LYTLE --.—Murdered by Mexicans at Mission Camp	-- 201
McCALL, D. T.—Killed by Indians	-- 130
McCLEAVE, LIEUT. WM.—Scout of against Indians	-- 24 et seq.
McCORMICK, GOV. R. C.—Mention of	-- 194
reports Mexican outrages to Government	-- 202
McDERWIN, JOHN—Mention of	-- 172
McDOUGALL --.—Killed by Indians	-- 148
McFARLAND, WILLIAM—Stationkeeper at Sacaton; mysterious disappearance of attributed to Mexicans	-- 203
McGREGOR, CAPT. THOMAS—Mention of	-- 258
McKENZIE, ALEXANDER—Killed by Indians	-- 147 164
McMURRAY --.—Killed by Indians	-- 137
McWHORTER, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 130
MARICOPAS—Reservation for, with Pimas, set aside	-- 3
MARION, JOHN—Writes editorial in “Miner” describing trip through Indian country with General Stoneman	-- 117 et seq.
meets Vincent Colyer, Peace Commissioner	-- 280 281
MASON, COL. JULIUS W.—Superintends taking out of irrigating ditch on reservation at Camp Verde	-- 12
MAY, DENNIS—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
MEINHOLD, CAPT.—With Lieut. Col. Sanford in expedition against Indians	-- 112
takes up trail of participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 292 293 294
MELLEN --.—Killed by Indians	-- 127
MELVIN, GEORGE—Killed by Indians	-- 132
MERRILL, PRIVATE—Killed by Indians	-- 130
MESSEUR, FRANK—Killed by Indians	-- 142
METEORIC CRATER—Discovered by A. F. Banta	-- 31
MEXICANS—Outrages by	-- 201 et seq.
suspected of committing Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294 et seq.
MEYERS, PRIVATE—Wounded by Indians	-- 143
MILITARY—Major General Thomas relieves General Halleck in command of Division of Pacific	-- 21
Genl. Ord assumes command of Department of Arizona	-- 21 22
report of Genl. Devin	-- 23
scouts and expeditions against Indians	-- 24 et seq.
Capt. Barry disobeys orders to massacre Indians	-- 57 et seq.
report of Major General George H. Thomas	-- 78 et seq.
report of General Ord	-- 79 et seq.
exploring expedition under Lieut. George M. Wheeler sent out	-- 86
immense cost of supplies in Arizona	-- 86 87
policy of extermination followed	-- 91
description of by A. F. Banta	-- 93 et seq.
General George Stoneman assigned to command of Arizona	-- 96
refuses Gov. Safford's request for supplies for three companies of volunteers	-- 107 108
activities of	-- 111 et seq.
account of Camp Grant Massacre	-- 157 et seq.
General Stoneman succeeded by General Crook, criticism of General Stoneman	-- 199 et seq.
fights with Indians by Captain Moore and Captain Russell	-- 208
MILITIA—Gov. Safford issues call for raising of	-- 108 109
MILLER, J.—Has horses stolen by Indians	-- 138
MILLER, MAJOR—With four soldiers, killed by, Indians	-- 136
“MINER”—Editorial describing trip through Indian country	-- 117 et seq.
prints petition to the President with list of three hundred and one names of people killed by Indians	-- 124 et seq.
MISSION CAMP MASSACRE—Committed by Mexicans	-- 201
MOHAVES—Reservation established for	-- 6
MOLINO, JOSE—Killed by Indians	-- 131
MONROE, PAYMASTER—Mention of	-- 124
MOORE, CAPTAIN—Fight with Indians	-- 208
MOQUIS—Reservation established for	-- 6
MORGAN, DAVID—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
MORRIS, MACK—Foreman of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
MORROW, PRIVATE—Killed by Indians	-- 130
MORTON, LIEUT.—In command of detachment of troops, joins citizen expedition against Indians	-- 174
MOTT, SERGEANT JOHN—With Lieut. Howard B. Cushing when latter was killed by Apaches under Cochise	-- 166
MOWRY, SYLVESTER—Mention of	-- 124
MUNROE, GEORGE—Leader of party that trailed participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 290 et seq.
MURPHY --.—With Lieut. Col. Sanford as guide, in expedition against Indians	-- 112
MURPHY, PRIVATE —Killed by Indians	-- 130
MURRAY, FRANK—Mention of	-- 315
MYERS --.—Wounded by Indians	-- 141
NAVAHOS—Placed upon reservation	-- 5
NELSON, CAPTAIN WM.—Refuses to allow band of armed citizens to cross reservation	-- 214
receives Comer. Vincent Colyer	-- 230
NETTERVILLE, CAPTAIN W. McC.—Report on interviews with Indian Chiefs	-- 267 et seq.
NIX, ROBERT—Killed by Indians	-- 131
NOYES, A. O.—Has record of over three hundred men killed by Indians	-- 104
NUNEZ, VENTURA—Mexican outlaw who murdered G. R. Whisler, captured and lynched	-- 207
O'BEIRNE, CAPT.—Commanding at Camp Date Creek, requested by Peace Commissioner Vincent Colyer to look after Apache-Mohave Indians	-- 283
O'DONNELL --.—Killed by Indians	-- 137
O'DONNELL, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 131
O'LEARY, DAN—Mention of	-- 303
OLIVER --.—Murdered by Mexicans at Mission Camp	-- 201
ORD, GENL. E. O. C.—Assumes command of Department of Arizona	-- 21 22
report on conditions in Arizona	-- 79 et seq.
sends out exploring expedition under Lieut. George M. Wheeler	-- 86
in command of Department of the Pacific	-- 93
ORY, CAPT. WILLIAM—Conducts expedition into Indian country	-- 116
OSBORN, DAVID—Killed by Indians	-- 132
OSBORN, W. J.—Has mules stolen by Indians	-- 139
OURY, W. S.—Mention of	-- 153 158 159
PALMER, CAPT. A. L.—States hostiles get arms, etc., through Moquis	-- 110 111
PANTANO—See Cienega	--
“PEACE COMMISSION”—Mention of	-- 150
arrival in Arizona of Vincent Colyer, Peace Commissioner	-- 211
report of	-- 212 et seq.
establishes reservation at Camp Apache	-- 221
feeling towards “Peace Policy” in Arizona	-- 247 et seq.
establishes reservation at Camp Verde	-- 278
returns to Washington	-- 285 et seq.
PEARSON, WILLIAM—Killed by Indians	-- 133
PELET, JULIUS—Killed by Indians	-- 132
PENN, CAPTAIN—Sends word to Lieut. Whitman of movements of participants in Camp Grant Massacre	-- 160
PENNINGTON --.—And son, killed by Indians	-- 137, 164
PENNINGTON, JAMES—Killed by Indians	-- 137
PESQUIERA. --.—Attacked by Indians	-- 138
PESQUIERA, GOVERNOR—Of Mexico, affords protection to Mexicans committing outrages in Arizona	-- 201
PETERSON, OLIVER—Killed by Indians	-- 134
PIMAS AND MARICOPAS—Reservation set aside, for	-- 3
PIPER, O. F.—Southern Apaches agent	-- 218
POSS, LIEUT. J. M.—With Lieut. Col. Sanford in expedition against Indians	-- 113
POSTLE, ROBERT—Mention of	-- 187
POSTON, CHARLES D.—First Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Arizona	-- 2
POUGEOT, FRANK—Killed by Indians	-- 131
PRENTISS, EDWARD—Member of scouting party after participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 296
PRESIDENT—"Miner" prints petition to, with list of three hundred and one names of people killed by Indians	-- 124 et seq.
PRICE --.—Killed by Indians	-- 137
PRICE, COLONEL—Mention of scout of against Indians	-- 24
PURCELLA, F.—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
RALSTON, MRS.—Robbed by Indians	-- 144
RAYMOND --.—Killed by Indians	-- 128 129
REDMOND --.—Post trader at Camp Apache killed by Indians	-- 146
REID --.—Murdered by Mexicans at Mission Camp	-- 201
REVLIN, MARK—Mail carrier, killed by Indians	-- 147
REYES, MANUEL—Mexican outlaw shot by party of Americans	-- 203
RICHARDSON, CHARLES H.—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
RICHARDSON, CHARLES H.—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
RIGGS, PETER—Killed by Indians	-- 141
RILEY, LIEUTENANT—With detachment attacked by Indians	-- 145
RIYERA, MARTIN—Killed by Indians	-- 142
ROBERTS, J. E.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
RODRICK, TOM—Member of citizen expedition against Indians	-- 172 et seq
ROGERS AND SMITH—Attacked by Indians	-- 149
ROSS, LIEUTENANT—Assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 304 et seq.
ROSS, MAJOR WILLIAM J.—Mention of	-- 167
ROTHERWELL --.—Killed by Indians	-- 164
RUGGLES, COLONEL—Has horses stolen by Indians	-- 140
RUGGLES, LEVI—Agent for Pima Indians	-- 4
RUSSELL, CAPTAIN—Fight with Indians	-- 208
RUTLEDGE, THOMAS—Killed by Indians	-- 135
RYAN, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 128
SAFFORD, A. P. K.—Appointed Governor of Arizona	-- 104
his interview with “New York Herald,”	-- 105 106
asks for supplies for three companies of volunteers	-- 106 107
request refused	-- 107 108
issues call for raising militia	-- 108 109
in message to Legislature calls attention to Indian outrages, etc	-- 151 et seq.
issues proclamation regarding “Peace Commission”	-- 210 211
proclamation criticized by Comr. Vincent Colyer	-- 248 249
SAGE, CORNELIUS—Killed by Indians	-- 128
SAGUARIPA, JESUS—Mexican outlaw who participated in murder of Vicente Hernandes and wife lynched	-- 205
SALALLO, JOSE MARIA—Member of scouting party after participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 296
SALMON, W. G.—One of victims in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 290 et seq.
SAN CARLOS RESERVATION—Establishment of	-- 16
SANFORD, LIEUT. COL. G. B.—Expeditions against hostile Indians	-- 112 et seq.
SAN PEDRO—Valley of first settled by Mark Aldrich	-- 207
SAUNDERS --.—Killed by Indians	-- 148 164
SCHOFIELD, GENERAL—Mention of	-- 214 284
SCHUYLER, WALTER S.—In charge of Indians on reservation at Camp Verde	-- 12
succeeds Dr. Williams as agent at San Carlos	-- 13
SCOTT --.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
SEEBRIGHT --.—Killed by Indians	-- 134
SEXTON, W. M.—Killed by Indians	-- 130
SHELDON, J.—Killed by Indians	-- 132
SHELTON, C. Y.—Has mules stolen by Indians	-- 148
SHEPPARD, MISS—One of survivors of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 289 et seq.
SHERMAN, GENL.—Peace Commissioner to Indians	-- 5
SHERMAN, LIEUT.—With Lieut. Col. Sanford in expedition against Indians	-- 112
SHIRLEY, JOHN Y.—Killed by Indians	-- 102 103 132
SHOHOLM, FRED. W.—One of victims in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 290 et seq.
SIEZ --.—Killed by Indians	-- 140
SIMMS, J.—Killed by Indians	-- 139 164
SIMMONS, WM.—Has stock stolen by Indians	-- 149
SIMPSON, W. H.—Killed by Indians	-- 147
SMITH --.—Killed on ranch of Peter Kitchen by Indians	-- 141
SMITH, CAPTAIN—Accompanies General Stoneman on trip through Indian country	-- 117 et seq.
SMITH, CHARLES—Killed by Indians	-- 128
SMITH, D. H.—Assists General Crook in investigation of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 306
SMITH, JACOB—Killed by Indians	-- 132
SMITH, LIEUT.—With Lieut. Col. Sanford in expedition against Indians	-- 112
accompanies Lieut. Cushing	-- 114, 115
SMITH, ROBERT—Killed by Indians	-- 131
SMITH, W. H.—Member of citizen expedition against Indians	-- 170 et seq.
SOMERS --.—Killed by Indians	-- 128
SOMMERBEE, LIEUTENANT—Scout of against Indians	-- 24
SOTO --.—Killed by Indians	-- 136 140
SPENCER, CHARLES—Wounded by Indians	-- 130
interpreter for General Crook	-- 313
STIGERS, DR.—Wounded by Indians	-- 143
STEINBROOK --.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
STEVENS, GEORGE H.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
STIMPSON, JAMES H.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
STONE, COLONEL—Killed by Indians	-- 137
STONEMAN, GENERAL GEORGE—Assigned to command of Arizona	-- 96
his policy	-- 97
succeeded by General Crook	-- 104
makes trip through Indian country	-- 117 et seq.
interviews with Indian chiefs	-- 121 et seq.
mention of	-- 158
succeeded by General Crook, criticism of	-- 199 et seq.
builds roads in Territory	-- 207 208
STOUT, J. H.—Agent for Pima Indians	-- 4
makes report to Peace Commissioner Vincent Colyer	-- 253 et seq.
STUART, COMR. GEORGE H.—Mention of	-- 217
SUBIATE, MANUEL—One of Mexicans who killed Edward Lumley	-- 204
SUMMERHAYES, MRS.—Description of C. E. Cooley's house	-- 75
SUTORIUS, CAPTAIN—With Lieut. Col. Sanford in expedition against Indians	-- 113
SWILLING, “JACK”—Mention of	-- 74
TAGGART, J.—Killed by Indians	-- 129
TAGGART, WILLIAM—Killed by Indians	-- 130
TANNER, J. A.—Indian agent on Colorado River reservation	-- 5
TAYLOR, WILLIAM—Killed by Indians	-- 132
TEPS, JUAN—Killed by Indians	-- 131
THOMAS, ELLIOTT & DAWSON—Attacked by Indians wagon and load destroyed	-- 134
THOMAS, MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE H.—Relieves General Halleck in command of Division of Pacific	-- 21
report on conditions in Arizona	-- 78 et seq.
THOMPSON, B. F.—Killed by Indians	-- 131
THOMPSON, CLINT—Has cattle stolen by Indians	-- 139
THOMPSON, D. C.—Indians attack men working for	-- 144
TISNADO, MARIANO—Mexican lynched for cattle stealing	-- 204 205
TITUS, JUDGE—Charge to jury, on trial of participants in “Camp Grant Massacre,”	-- 161 et seq.
TOPPAN, COLONEL—Peace commissioner to Indians	-- 5
TOWNSEND, JOHN—Has corn stolen by Indians	-- 150
commands successful citizen expedition against Indians	-- 170 et seq.
TRAHERN, WILLIAM—Killed by Indians	-- 129
TROUT, LIEUTENANT—Mention of	-- 315
TROY, CORPORAL—Killed by Indians	-- 130
TWADDLE, HARVEY—Killed by Indians	-- 130
UPTON --.— Murdered by Indians	-- 127
UPTON, LIEUT. FRANK—With Capt. Barry on expedition to massacre Apaches	-- 50
VAN VLIET, CAPT. FREDERICK—Mention of	-- 279
VENABLE, THOMAS—Killed by Indians	-- 141
WAKEFIELD, DR.—Killed by Indians	-- 139
WALLAPAIS—Reservation established for	-- 8
outbreak of stopped by Captain Byrne	-- 9
WAMSLEY, I. A.—Killed by Indians	-- 130
WANDER, FERDINAND—Wounded by Indians; kills self to end suffering	-- 133
WARD, JOHN —Interpreter for Comr. Vincent Colyer	-- 218
WARD, MILT —Kills suspected participants in Wickenburg Massacre	-- 301
WARFIELD, SERGEANT—Recommended for conduct on expedition against Indians	-- 115
WARNER, SOLOMON—Wounded by Indians	-- 139
WATSON --.—Killed by Indians	-- 134
WEAVER, PAULINE—Son of killed by Indians	-- 128
WEBER, W. W.—Member of coroner's jury on victims of Wickenburg Massacre	-- 294
WELLS, LIEUTENANT—Scout of against Indians	-- 24
WELSH, MATT—Attacked by Indians	-- 131
WHEATON, GENERAL FRANK—In command of northern military district of Arizona	-- 93
WHEELER, LIEUT.—Names Meteoric Crater “Franklin's Hole,”	-- 31
WHISLER --.—Killed by Indians	-- 149
WHISLER, G. R.—Keeper at Bark's station killed by Mexican outlaw	-- 206 207
WHITCOMB, JOSIAH—Killed by Indians	-- 131
WHITE, A. M.—Agent for Pima Indians	-- 4
WHITE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION—Established in 1871	-- 16
WHITE, REV. DAVID—Reports to Peace Commissioner Vincent Colyer	-- 278 279
WHITMAN, LIEUT. ROYAL E.—In command at Camp Grant	-- 156
appointed as agent for certain Apache Indians	-- 157
influence with Indians	-- 163
receives Comr. Vincent Colyer	-- 230
secures data on Camp Grant Massacre	-- 242
WHITTING, JOHN—Killed by Indians	-- 128
WHOOTEN, SERGEANT—Recommended for conduct on expedition against Indians	-- 115
WICKENBURG MASSACRE—Mention of	-- 273
account of	-- 289 et seq.
WILBUR, DR. R. A.—Mention of	-- 230
WILBUR, H. R.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
WILCOX, PHIL. P.—Indian agent at San Carlos reservation	-- 17
WILLIAMS, DR.—Indian agent at Camp Verde reservation hounded into insane asylum	-- 10 11
WILLIAMSON, A. C.—Indians attack ranch of	-- 144
WILLIS, JOHN—Murderer taken from jail and lynched	-- 205
WILSON, GEORGE H. (YACKEY)—Mention of	-- 310 311
WIRTS, DR.—Mention of	-- 120
WOOD, MILES L.—Testifies in behalf of Indians massacred at Camp Grant	-- 243
WOODWORTH --.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
WOOLSEY, KING S.—Gives account of Lieut. McCleave's scout against Indians	-- 24 et seq.
has Mexican boy in his service killed by Mexican outlaw	-- 204
WOOSTER, L. B.—Killed by Indians	-- 146
also wife of killed by Indians	-- 164
WRIGHTSON, W.—Killed by Indians	-- 135
WYCKOFF, H.—Killed by Indians	-- 195
WYCKOFF --.—Killed by Indians	-- 147
YERKES --.—Train attacked by Indians	-- 141
YNIGO --.—Killed on ranch of Peter Kitchen by Indians	-- 141
YNIGO, MANUEL—Has train attacked by Indians	-- 145
YONKER, EDWARD—Killed by Indians	-- 142
YOUNG --.—Killed by Indians	-- 142
YOUNG, COL. J. ROE—Indian agent at Sacaton, hounded into insane asylum	-- 11
YUMAS—Reservation for, established	-- 4

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