20111. Wickenburg, A.T, September 6th, 1872, Commanding Officer, Camp Date Creek, Dear Sir, All of my stock at Culling's station... (letter)

Wickenburg, A.T. September 6th, 1872 Commanding Officer Camp Date Creek Dear Sir: All of my stock at Culling’s station was stolen last night, 18 head, by Indians. You will see by the letter I enclose from him that he thinks they were Date Creek Indians. If you could assist in pursuing them, you would confer a great favor, as all of the stock was taken with the balance. James Grant

20107. The Arizona Miner, Prescott, Arizona Territory, August 24th, 1872. From Ehrenberg. Mr. Moore, Master of Transportation for the Army here... (article)

The Arizona Miner Prescott, Arizona Territory August 24th, 1872 From Ehrenberg. Mr. Moore, Master of Transportation for the Army here, got back to Whipple a few days ago, with a train of pack mules, laden with sugar and beans, for the troops. He informs us that the country between the sink of Date Creek and Culling’s Station was recently under water.