Creator
Vail, Edward L.
Wood, Charles Morgan
Description
Edward L. Vail's sketch "Following the Trail of the Apaches" written in 1920.
Call Number
Vail [Arizona and Southwestern Biographical File] Special Collections
Format
PDF
Title
Following the Trail of the Apaches
Abstract
The sketch "Following the Trail of the Apaches," written by Edward L. Vail. He describes an incident that occurred on June 5, 1886. A band of Apaches attacked Happy Valley ranch and stole some horses. He describes tracking the Apaches for over fifty miles before turning back without the stolen horses.
Created
1920
Rights Holder
Owned by UA Special Collections - Unpublished manuscript
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Keywords
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