The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30

For gaI!antry at the arrangements onUsr cfesls
First Lieutenant William r. Rice, Twenty-third
Infantry
For conspicuous services in the campaigns on
the west bank OF the Verde River in December.
1872 and on the east bank OF the same river in Feb
Captain G. c. c. Carr, First cavalry.
First Lieutenant William F. Rice, Twenty-thiFd
Second Lieutenant o: L. Helm, First cavalry.
For important services during the campaign IN
River In December. 1872, and January, 1879
First Lieutenant Albert +. Woodson, Fifth cav
airy.
For gallantry at the engagement at Red Rocks,
Arizona Territory, November 25 1872, detachment
OF Pi-Ute indians, under Captain Jack.
For conspicuous services and galanrry In the diff
ierent engagements In the closing campaign
against the Tonic Apaches, in February and March,
Captain william H. Brown Fifth cavalry.
Captain George M. Randall. Twenty-third cav
Captain John NJ Hamilton, Fifth cavalry.
Captain Alfred B. Taylor, Fifth cavalry.
First Lieutenant Albert h. Woodson, Fifth cav
FIRST Lieutenant j. B. Babcock, Fifth cavalry
First Lieutenant Jacob Almy. Fifth cavalry.
First Lieutenant Charles II. Rockwell, Filth cav.
Second Lieutenant John G. Bourke. Third cav
airy.
Second Lieutenant Walter s. Schuyler. Fifth cav
airy.
Second Lieutenant Alexander 0. Brodie. First
cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Frank Michler, Fifth cavalry.
second Lieutenant Q. H. Watts Fifth cavalry.
gcon.
Doctor Il. R. Porter Acting Assistant Surgeon.
lies large and important band OF Indians and pre-
serving our friendly relations with them during
Captain Thomas Byrne Twelfth Infantry.
For good conduct during the different campaigns
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mason Mccoy, Archie
Qnn rrnunw
Al. Ze.ber. Interpreter Antonio Besias. Citizen
Blacksmith - Cahil
First Sergeant Clay Beauford. Troop B. Filth
FIRST Sergeant william Allen. Company I, TWEEN
First Sergeant James M. Hall, Company A, Firm
cavalry.
Sergeant Daniel Bishop Company A, Fifth cav
Private william Stanley, Company A, Fifth cav
:. First Sergeant James H. Turpin, Company I.
Sergeant Gustave Won Needen, Company A, Fitn
cavalry.
Sergeant Achesay. Sierra Blanca Apaches.
Corporal Frank E. HILL Troop T. Fifth cavalry.
Corporal Thomas Hanlon, Troop G, Fifth cavalry.
Corporal EltsasOOsn, Aravaypa Apaches.
Private James Lanahan, Troop X, Fifth cavalry.
Private Macho, Sierra Blanca Apaches.
Private banquet Sierra Blanca Apaches.
Private ChquitO. Sierra Blanca ApacheS.
Private Kelsay, Aravaypa Apaches.
Private kasOha, Aravaypa ApacheS.
Private Mantajo, Aravaypa Apaches.
Private Nauasaddi. Arayaypa Apaches.
FIRST Sergeant James Blair, Company !, First
cavalry.
Sergeant Moses Orr, Company I, First cavalry.
Sergeant Henry J. Hyde, Company M, First
Corporal - Osborn, Company M, First cavalry.
First Sergeant Richard Barrett, Company A,
Sergeant Lehman Heinemen, Company L. First
cavalry
Corporal J. W. HUFF, Company L. First cavalry.
cavalry.
Private John Baker Company K, Fifth cavalry.
Private George Hooker, Company X, Fifth
For conspicuous gallantry in leading detach.
ment OF ten men OF his company in charge
into cave, in the engagement OF Major Browns
command with the Indians, in the canyon OF Salt
River, near the Four Peaks Mountain
Corporal Thomas Hanlon, Company G, Fifth cav.
For conspicuous bravery in the action with the
Indians on Clear Greek, Arizona Territory, January
2, 1878, Private James Lannahan, Troop X, Fifth
cavalry.
For conspicuous gallantry, GOODNESS and efficiency
Turret Mountain Arizona Terrtory Maroh IS snd
~. Citizen Guide Mason Mccoy.
For gallantry and good conduct during the en-
gagements near Turret Mountain Arizona Terri
tory March 25 and %, First Sergeant James M HILL
Company A. Fifth cavalry; First Sergeant william
Daniel Bishop, Company A. Fifth cavalry.
For conspicuous gallantry III charge upon the
lOutO ApdCAeS III sycamore canyon, A. II, Wnefo
the valuable hero belonging to BashiOrd Stevens
was rocdPtnrad May NJ, 1870, First Sergeant
Richard Barrett Company A, First cavalry.
For conspicuous gaantry In the engagement ON
GEAR Greek, January 2, 1873, and again on Tonic
creek. January ~, 1873, Private Albert w. BrOss
Company X, Fifth cavalry.
FOR conspicuous gallantry In the engagement on
Clear Creek, In which he was severely wounded
private John Baker Company X, Fifth cavalry
FOR conspicuous gallantry In the charge in the
engagement on Tonic Greek, A. t. In which en-
gagement he was killei Private George Hooker
Company K, Filth cavalry
Aside from the services herein mentioned tho
named officers have been Charged
during the entire campaign, with mrortant m1va,
ments Of troops and other dstes of most difYicnit
nature. and by their zeal, energy and ability have
greatly to the RESULT and their dis
tinguished services In camp AID field are rrste
fully acknowledged
Captain william II. Brown, FifthcavaIrv Act,rg
Assistant Inspector General
Captain George M. Randall, Twenty-third in.
Iantry.
Captain A. Fl. NickersOn, Twenty-thrd infantrv
A. ID. c., and Acting Assistant Adjuant General
Second Lieutenant w. j. Ross, 1wentv.frst in
antry A. ID. c., and Field Quartermater
Second Lieutenant John G. BOurke, hird cavaIrv
L. ID. c., and Field Adjutant.
GEORGE ClOOK.
Lieutenant Colonel Twenty-third nfanth Brevee
Major General U. s. A., Commanding D9artment
OF Arizona.
MASSACHUSETT