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


Stevens In the store-which was
built Of the regular log house sys-
TEN. the creyieeH pieFtered on a1f-
side and inside with mixed mud.
and covered sifhl Dirt roof ard
oboye n with shinsie roef. Js1r-
Ing the long sforr freuflpe TIC
pfairip ground wa a szsa1i room
for bottled goods and ressrsf stock
o~fficsr= o. thu post. ana next my
-lecpfnr room, Tho knchen was
about 10 foot IN n aeparafe log
house with room for riy cool.
had = dafscy bt that tinns who wis
q fair cook. but AZ 7 found out 90
my sorrow a dangerous ctarerter.
1ecanse ~ ~ would no have hcrn
fm my watchdog. niger ~ uonIf
hhve hfensettatod me M nfeht IN
f'rceniber wbrn het dug a hole nn-
ger tho itmber to get into MY room.
II ! had mot boon awakened w my
apg, Mofes. which was hls nsWe.
wna lniied some years later ~
fnlnmen barth Of san Juan be-
.pns"' ne had committed some law
iee act
~ speaking % the sale Of liquor,
General 0corxe Crook. thea IN
rownnnd of TOO department. with
hnn 1qnnrters nt' ro4t WhiprIe, up
on my Application. ordered that
each man II the post mlKhf be all
mwcd three drinks n days one In
The mosning. one at noon. and one
drlnk In the evening. To keep track
Of thia arrangement. had two
long boards madr. one Cor ench
company. IN which was an aiphn.
bcticui account OF each man In each
company. After each mans name
was punched three hobs and
marked morning. noon and eve.
ninE. With a pin hanging 10 insert
S1mo a. Tho occasion required II.
This arrangement nj strictly at
tended 70. Nevertheless at payday
time. one follow became drunk at
the store by getting some Of his
comrades 90 get the drink. and on
th~feiy hand Il over to him.
when 7 called the attention 10
thia mans condition. and also tried
mvArh 60 istop this man frova fur
thor ahftaing the rules. he called me
sume names which resented by
hitting the glast out OF his hand
when he attempted to take another
3Hpntic.' when he immediately
pulled his revolver and barely
mir.nd nay hc1d With a shot. Luck
Us he had 10 chance 10 fire again
- some OF the soldiers erabbsj
hiW and Lieutenant Alexander a.
~ caute at n run from the
officers room, jumped the counter.
rud knocked the fellow down. (Hfo
was sent In irons 90 Fort Leaven-
WORTH.
rink, was Of The clRNs Of 1870 of
Wost Point and In later years Our
lng the Spanish a american war was
seeond In command with Coionsl
Roosevelt In the regiment of
though Rtders. distinguished IN the
hattie OF san Juan I'M. where he
received n had wound IN his right
nrr He was appointed Eovcrnor
~ Arisnna and served there with
great distinction Lieut. Col. Brodie
hved q rev years ago IN phiisdei-
pho when I INST heard of himsr
Amongst tho Apache Indians
wrr" a number ~ ODD captives.F a.
higusl Scverinnos and exercised q
yrcat influence with the Iniians
2 ffNinS ar interpreters. Tut othor-
VIE they we're less trustworthy
tban an Apache. For nearly a year
the military wcre kept busy. TO
compel the Indian to report every
Few DAYS 20 be counted. each
rHncheria being noted on the ron
with H. mefnNerf who had "a come
and report 10 receive their allotted
rafienE OF meat. -four. coffee and
tnesfr which was delivered to each
individual as his name was called.
The White Mountain Indians had
always had trouble WITH the Indians
living near the Rack river. sonic 20
miler south % the Fort. aud Latch
on Camp Grant n established 20
keop these two away from each
other. Es -kl-ta-Selhh was the
acknowledged coptain n liz
White Mountain Apacaer ana hh
&eeeee pleesea kang Us