The Santa Fe Trail
…Rivers, and to establish a good understanding with the Indian tribes, particularly the Comanches. Of this trip, extending as far as Santa Fe, he published a full account in 1810….
…Rivers, and to establish a good understanding with the Indian tribes, particularly the Comanches. Of this trip, extending as far as Santa Fe, he published a full account in 1810….
…division comprised another regiment of Missouri volunteers under Colonel Sterling Price, a battalion of four companies under Lieutenant Colonel Willock, and the Mormon Battalion, in all about eighteen hundred men….
…ARTICLE. II. Immediately upon the signature of this treaty, a convention shall be entered into between a commissioner or commissioners appointed by the general-in-chief of the forces of the United…
…sagamores, composed of equal numbers from each tribe, and their decision must be final.” These equitable and generous terms were accepted by the Maricopas, who immediately occupied a portion of…
…I had come to this conclusion, we perceived several riders coming toward us with all speed, and they soon proved to be the detachment of my company which had been…
…long before Caballo en Pelo found that he had committed himself to the tender mercies of men who entertained the deepest suspicion of his professional amity. To test his sincerity,…
…merchandise could be obtained, there being no frontier customhouses at that time to interfere with free importation of supplies. The headquarters of the company, in the autumn of 1S56, were…
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…for had the demands of Oñate been complied with, he would have been an absolute despot in the country over which he was appointed to rule. Preparations were now actively…
…on the creek, being assayed, have given the best results that I have obtained. “But the actual owners of the mines are not the ones who ought to complain of…