The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

White IFers 10 was q very e.,
speutsbis ioesins old Indian. WHO
seemed rather Inclined 70 exercise
a peaeeah4s iDfIuenca amongst his
pccpic. We found with the aDove
nPmsd chief an American cx-iieu-
tenant N the New Msxsro voinn-
trefn and a Mexican. Mngdaieno
caideron. wAb he'd iscen tradine
wifh.these indiana Mr.. Cooley
fereeu later a. Govrrnmert guide.
aud m the wintef on 1871 was
! married Ito MoRie. one Of the girls
beionNins TO ihe obicrs ~rancherla.
TIC post adiutont. lieut. r. =.
bomur. performeH sbe marriage
ceremony and ' hid the disfinc.
ton % being icocIsy's b@st man
Rnd witness. This siaca now called
Cooiey was l~oratsdfby him, and he
eiea only fsv years a~o ana his
wife. undefsts1d, y I'm living.
1hc rwo' young AplnhsE VINO guild
ed me- and my teams thfonHh tho
NOV we're Pitteon or cirnsky, and
hia haifs brother. An-chfk-Ahy. and
he latter. L think. N now the head
chief Of the white Mountain
tpHchss from whom I feceived
20 erai photographs a Tow years
ago.
One more incident I wish 10
mention. stated several times
how we'll the Indians thougnt OF
me. In fact they came all the time
70 ash my advice or Stevens whom
aid before. was married 10 an
apache woman. Eithes In 1874
o. early in 1874. one OF the White
Mountain Bucks had killed an
indinn from an other Apache
tribe, and the commanding officer
Of the Fort demanded his sur
render 20 he could be tried by the
proper authorities The Indians
ava not do 80. and when MAJOR A. D.
Dallas Of the Twenty-third Infantry
then In command. Threatened the
Indians. all of them left. and II was
supposed there would be the start
for a ne~ They did not come
back and there was n rumor that
hey were trying To induce other
iriDes to commence their former
atrocities and xiii white men. They
kept the military In suspense a.
there wore not enough soldiers 20
make campaign and NJ the same
Zine protect the Fort. Aboni four
days had elapsed. whom enc night.
about midnight. somebody raped
"a ias door ioadina 70 kihchsn. .
@sE alone In my room. my clerk.
Stevens, had gone I @ his family. on
inquring who Il was. I recognized
he voice Of n wen known 10 me
'ifendlv Apache. who wished 10
have a talk with me. After OPEN
ne tho dnor he cnme in. ana Ettsf
him shcihnr and sin more Until
my roo was nearly filled. All OF
hem painted and whan 7 look al
th" preWy girs % today 7 aiwayu
i~rntefnher those nusds up fares
tstt mis- was not FOR fna H wa
srtusie war naint 7 Knew nearly
"vHry OF hem. afAfh
~ vas tho crufsm I. offered
ihem . iarse package OF smokinE
tobacco. and the wra merr of corn
flsnchr then always used 10 roll a
rirnrctte. Anor silently putting
away tand l with them1- fluero.
enr af them asksds nae, what
ihongni abou, their diffIeultv with
~ ~~~s-'1snd,nr officer. and ex-
plaincd that IA war WRONG than al
~ indians should be held fof the
hsf act ~ ono luan who had ltd
away FROM everybody The out
come % the rDw-wow WINS that I
MD them I could haso q tau with
fteyons and fhen talk - the COM
handing officer what arrange
eiAnfs S'liId bc nndT They In
ssicd however that the Indian
would not he turned over They
suypked until ? oclock In the nova