10177. Post Return Of: Camp Date Creek, A.T. For the Month of July, 1869. George W. Evans, 1st Lieut. 32nd Infantry; Bvt. Captain U.S. Army, Commanding the Post.

POST RETURN OF: CAMP DATE CREEK, A. T. For the Month of July, 1869 George W. Evans 1st Lieut. 32nd Infantry; Bvt. Captain U.S. Army Commanding the Post RECORD OF EVENTS . July 17th, 1869. The mail escort con— sis ting of four men was attacked about fifteen miles from the post by a band of Apaches, and Privates Cornelius Stouffer and Frank Mudgett were killed. STATION: camp Date DATE : July 31st, Creek, A. T. 1869

10176. The Arizona Miner, Prescott, Arizona Territory, July 17th, 1869, Dr. O'Reilly of Camp Date Creek...

The Arizona Miner Prescott, Arizona Territory July 17th, 1869 O' Reilly , Dr. of Camp Date Creek , arrived here last week , having been temporarily relieved by Dr. Webb, of Fort Whipple. Dr. O' Reilly is in very but thinks health , short poor residence here will make him all right again. Hope so.

10175. The Arizona Miner, Prescott, Arizona Territory, July 10th, 1869. For Sale - In Lots to Suit Purchasers (advertisement)

The Arizona Miner Prescott, Arizona Territory July 10th, 1869 FOR SALE- IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, FROM 20 TO 30 HOGS, of all sizes, and in prime condition, —GUSTAVE SMITH, Apply to CAMP DATE CREEK.

10174. The Arizona Miner, Prescott, Arizona Territory, July 3rd, 1869, Military, - A gentlemen just arrived from Camp Date Creek...

The Arizona Miner Prescott, Arizona Territory July 3rd, 1869 Military, — A gentleman just arrived from Camp Date Creek, informs us that Major with his Company, B, of the 8th Wade , Cavalry, had returned to the post from a scout in the Hacquehila Mountains, where the command saw plenty of Indians, whom they could not get near enough to kill. Some of the Indians, it is said yelled at the troops in English. The Indians made an ineffectual attempt to capture the Major' s pack train. We earnestly hope that the large force now out hunting Indians from Camp Devin, will run afoul of these savages , and give them fits.... Nothing has been heard from Captain Hobart's command, (L Eighth Cavalry,) since it left Fort Whipple.

10173. Post Return Of: Camp Date Creek, A.T., For the Month of June, 1869. For the Month of June, 1869. George W. Evans, 1st Lieut. 32nd Infantry;

POST RETURN OF: CAMP DATE CREEK, A. T. For the Month of June, 1869 George W. Evans 1st Lieut. 32nd Infantry; Bvt. Captain U.S. Army Commanding the Post CASUALLY AT POST. 2 . Thomas McGovern , co. On a scout STATION: camp DATE : June Date 30th, Sergeant 8th Cave from Fort Whipple, Creek, A. T. 1869

10172. The Weekly Arizonan, Tucson, A.T., June 12th, 1869. LOCAL MATTERS.

The Weekly Arizonan Tucson, A. T. June 12th, 1869 LOCAL MATTERS - MAJ. COLLINS , Company "H" 32nd Infantry arrived here on Tuesday from Camp Crittenden en route for Camp Date Creek.

10171. The Arizona Miner, Prescott, Arizona Territory, June 5th, 1869. Northern Arizona as seen by a newcomer. (from San Francisco Bulletin.) FROM WICKENBURG TO PRESCOTT.

The Arizona Miner Prescott, Arizona Territory June 5th, 1869 Northern Arizona as seen by a newcomer . ( from San Francisco Bulletin. ) FROM WICKENBURG TO PRESCOTT . From Wickenburg to Prescott it is about 60 miles by trail and 80 by the wagon road. The mail and most of the passen— gers go by the road. At Date Creek, 30 miles from Wickenburg, is a two—company military post. From this point towards Prescott the country improves in fertil— i ty and beauty, until when the vicinity of Prescott is reached it seems like a terrestrial paradise— mountains and valleys clothed with verdure , clear sparkling brooks , and dense forests of pine— a most agreeable contrast to what you leave behind.