The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
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l pen m hand to infOim NQO CT the ] death of two of our citizens and front iersmen at the hands ot the blood thirsty Aapches. On the 2Gth ut this month William Harrison was on Iul- key creek, seven miles from Fort Apache, herdiug and taking caIe ,i ! Bert Dunlap's cattle, Mir. Dunlap he ing the beef contractor at the above named Forf, was killed by Indians who bat siior! time ago Was in ,h, employ oi General Crook as scouts. and as sc9n 9. they were discharged as such. purchased saddles and horses alid equipped tAomselye, with blank cts ctc. Their arms and ammunition they w-:e allowed t5 retain by Gen Crock A5ar they were mustered out at Fort Apache, it was discovered hy Mr, Dunlap, that they -r. putting on their war paint and preparing to make break, and Le at once notiieI his hcrders :o be on their guard, a> he ez! ected to sec the snti.a l-t ot Ji.- charged scouts leave a. any moment
 Mr Harrison in company wi.A a gentleman ntmeI William Wuljo,Nuo has brother who is d lawyer iu san t4 Fe, New Mexico, did not appreheni any danger as the Indians acted .rienilE and were cut to their camp every day, and ,he ;wo hcrders went
 to their work as usual, thinking tha.. lhere Was 10 danger so near the pos;. and were at once set upon by the scouts artrurdcred like hogs. and lett weltering in their lies blood.
 The scouts are SO well acquainted with tine WAYS Of the soldiers. anIth-ir movements that they laugh at .Ae idea of e,~t being nclcs,ed iy ll-Iu. and boaSt that tn.y couli yo lslt into the garrison aad Kill tA- t-ou, $ and tAsn never lc nol.s.eE. flow long. oh, hoW lon. # .l..- farce eoing tn l.~t: r!c sool .ealle of this country ara SO c7ra~r1 &t ;A:s lss. hi.!.. A>. ..s, ..c..a ready t1 or s=nj<- a force a... go .o tAs r .a- ton 2uI lo ? 1i..'o filling there, 4ar con.iEue o. ..a ani k:n every time these l....al.,s.y louuda kill white man in A-i:oas or New Mexico. MT. ii.r.: -n wa7 until recently torelnan .2r H. z. Hooker, was always attentive .o IL. duties and WAS es- tcemcd hv every one who knew him. May lis soul rest in peace.
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 On Thanksgiving day Sd Ella north, well known throughout this country, and who has been driving tne stage hstween this place snt Do1 Calezas, committcI suicide by shoot ms himself through the lef, lang whils eating his Thanksgiving dinner.
 iIis intention must haze been t3 shoot ! ms-li tlir-a-I .Ie heart. lIa IT d nine hours al! r .he iatal 5hnt. He 1 gave no re.sgn for his rash .ct. He . committed lhe doci rei1 a smith lS
 Wcsson "1. ". 7. DAVIS. ! WuL.or. Nov. 2, ise5.
 Gen. .. -'.'a ..-4.a ..>; wcre mus .ercd oa. g few weeks since after re- ceiving seyenty-hve dollars per month ! for five months oIr ot Uncle San's treasury, have eyrsndeI thcir money and purchased aumusi3;"u sad olaa.
 utensils Of war, (Gcn. Crook gc,er- ousiv allowing them ,o retain their arm5) have gone upon tHe warVa,h . t!laIasai, sand commenced their liu- ; Ios.n.as h.. Killing E....am Harrison { and William WaL.o, t"o Asra,ss of
 ,llr ,Feii-knonn ta.t rontrac;.r. Burt 1 Dunlap, within soven miles of Fort Apache. We gre now hourly, yea, minut,jr, expecting to lear C: tho death oi scI.e oi the Iancl.:nea an1 settler. in cur neigAloihooi. w.
 have heretofore reiraincd from harsh language against this officer, wlo once dit ;he territory some good, but now, ] as so"c oi cur contemporaries have
 remarked, We gay damn Crook, and
 may tie curses of the friends and | Hs a.