Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-03
NAVAJO Draws ARE.
TAKEN TO ANITA
FE BY OEpTY
MARSHA
Chief Medicine Ian, Who
Started Troublebn Beauti.
full Mountain, nong the
Prisoners Of We.
CAVALRY RETIlN FROM
CROSS COUNTRY HIKE

Seven Navajo Indiat among them
BE sho She. the huhred year old
medicine man. Who i blamed Tor
starting the recent ortive uprising
near shiprock, wereln Albuquerque
this morning en- ropt for Santa he
whore they viii be BID pending the
disposition OF their 4scs by the fed
erul court.
The Indians Who'll Surrendered lass
week TO General Hth ln Scott. were
in charge OF Unitd sutcs Deputy
Marshal j. Il. Galfha aud gov
eminent Indian sctt. VIII, accom-
panied tho military expedition from
Gallup 90 Beautlfuhmountait where
the robolllous Indins had cntrtnch-
ed themselves and where for some
weeks they doficd the authority OF
the United States.
BE Zho She Il va who led the In
dians Co believe titt an the soldiers
OF the United stats army were dead.
The appearance. hWover. of "a squad
ron OF the TwclftlIUnited States cav
airy convinced thofribcsmcn that the
army was stlll yck much alive. and
the collapse of ~ uprising followed
speedily The itdicinc man and
six OF his Compoions. who seemed
To- be the lcadcrsin the movement.
were taken into tistody. the halnncc
of tho Indians ling allowed To- re-
turn ia their homes.
General Scott who had charge OF
the expedition returned To Gallup
a, Yesterday. travelling in army wagons
with the prlsonfs. ana expects 90
reach Albuqucr,ec this evening de-
parting on the midnight train for
the Mexican bohor
The squadron 0f the Twelfth cuv-
airy is marching across country ard
VIII camp tonight az % point six
miles from Ga1up Tcm0rroW they
viii cu,rain az GALLUP leaving az once
for El Pnso. Where they are badly
needed 10 reinforce the border pa
troll.
The roads between Gallup aud
Shiprock arc. In almost impnssahlc
condition. ths country being covered
with wet snow which has softored
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sink almost huh deep in mud
The expedition was success from
every standpoint and. while the SER
vices Of the troops were not actually
needed THEFT presence had "a good cf-
feet on the Indians and undoubtodls
was the cauic of their immediate SUR
render avc'ting what might have
been q bloody battle had tho ci,il
authorities )con LETT 90 deal with the
problem alonc.
The Indians Ia the party this morn
Ing ana against whom United States
District Attorney Burkhart has flcd
informatlons for opposition Co roy-
ornmcnt authority. were BE Zho She.
and Bcga. his son; Tom Date, So loo
Willie TIC faly Han Tot Lc Yalzi.
Hnsh Tab. Sc Do willie Bepa Tho
Indians arc charged with violation OF
the federal statute against polye.wy
with rioting and disturbing the pouc,
Tho riot charge viii probably nD the
only ono pressed
Conditions ON Tho reservation now
arc az peaceful ms though IA, upr'
ing ncvor had been attempted Ta,
Indian bows have returned to thcir
schools ana The mon to their hogIue
The women are arHu weaving Iaul.
cts and Inc men looking after fhcir
ponies all convinced chat the Gtoa,
White Father is st.u running things
and that ho has plenty of soldier. to
carry ont his orders