Poem of consolation on death of a parent.

Article celebrating death of Apaches in Aravaipa Canyon

Acrostic on the name Cynthia Pratt

Acrostic on the name Susan Gardner

Excerpt from Frank Russell's "The Pima Indians" from the Twenty-Sixth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, 1904-05.

Letter from C.T. Hauke recommending the allotment of lands to Captain Chiquito Bullis and Elin Chiquito Bullis

Letter from Lewis Weaver of the San Carlos Apache Reservation forwarding report of F. Rabinowitz relative to Apache land claims in Aravaipa Canyon and along the San Pedro River

Letter from James Kitch of the San Carlos Apache Reservation forwarding several statements from Apaches unhappy with conditions on the reservation

An article decrying the brutality of the Camp Grant Massacre

Article critiquing Vincent Colyer and the federal government's "Peace Policy."

A survey of coverage of the Camp Grant Massacre from a variety of different newspapers.

Reprint of a letter from Lt. Royal Whitman describing conditions at Camp Grant after the peace treaty with the Apaches and before the massacre.

Article calling for a reassessment of the Camp Grant Massacre based on recent information that the Apache in Aravaipa Canyon were peaceable

Reprint of a letter from Arizona describing an eye-witness account of the aftermath of the Camp Grant Massacre among the Apache.

Article celebrating U.S. Army victory over the Apache in the Whitestone Mountains and George Crooks' imminent arrival as Arizona's military commander.

The first newspaper account of the attack on the Apache in Aravaipa Canyon known as the Camp Grant Massacre

Excerpt from Sidney R. DeLong's The History of Arizona: From the Earliest Times Known to the People of Europe to 1903

An article relating Lt. Royal Whitman's account of the Camp Grant Massacre

Article reprinting a letter from Arizona lamenting the brutality of the Camp Grant Massacre.

Letters from James Kitch of the San Carlos Apache Reservation forwarding testimony relating to Captain Chiquito Bullis's family and estate.

Letter from the Office of Indian Affairs to the Secretary of the Interior relating to the heirs of Captain Chiquito Bullis

Letter from John Terrell of the San Carlos Apache Reservation forwarding documentation about Captain Chiquito Bullis's application for lands in Aravaipa Canyon

Judge John Titus's charge to the jury in U.S. v. Sidney R. DeLong.

Article calling for settler attacks on the Apache

Poem in 12 stanzas about the murder of Sarah Cornell by her seducer, Ephraim Avery.

Application of Elin Chiquito Bullis for land in Aravaipa Canyon

Article critiquing the recent peace arrangements between the Apache and the U.S. Army at Camp Grant

Program and order of exercises for the fifth reunion of the Adelphian Academy.

Article describing recent Apache raids along the San Pedro River and the probably abandonment of the area.

Article calling for the federal government to investigate the Camp Grant Massacre.

Claim filed by Juan Elías against the federal government for the livestock lost in Apache raids after the Gadsden Purchase.

Article criticizing Arizona's settlers for the brutality of the Camp Grant Massacre

Article decrying recent attacks by the Apache and calling upon settlers in Arizona to do "anything" to stop the Apache.

Excerpt from the 1871 Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs describing Vincent Colyer's interview of several Apache survivors of the Camp Grant Massacre, including Eskiminzin and Captain Chiquito.

Article depicting the Camp Grant Massacre as a necessary response to government indifference to Apache raids in Arizona.

Article describing the recently completed peace negotiations at Camp Grant between the U.S. Army and the Pinal Apache..

Article describing the recently completed peace negotiations at Camp Grant between the U.S. Army and the Pinal Apache..

Poem in two parts with different rhyme schemes, 16 and 12 four-line stanzas, on murder of Sarah Cornell and arrest of Mr. Avery.

Vincent Colyer's report to the Board of Indian Commissioners in 1871, describing his trip to Arizona and New Mexico on behalf of the "Peace Policy."

William S. Oury's speech before the Society of Arizona Pioneers defending his participation in the Camp Grant Massacre.

Article accusing Lt. Royal Whitman and others of spreading fabrications about the Camp Grant Massacre

Interview with President Ulysses S. Grant about Indian Policy and the Camp Grant Massacre. Grant decries the attack on the Apache in Aravaipa Canyon as "murder, purely."

First half of newspaper account of Arizona-wide peace negotiations held near Camp Grant in the spring of 1872.

Second half of newspaper account of Arizona-wide peace negotiations held near Camp Grant in the spring of 1872.

Excerpt from Ruth Underhill's "A Papago Calendar Record" from the University of New Mexico Bulletin: Anthropological Series 2

Transcript of the trial held in Tucson of one hundred of the accused participants on the attack on the Apache in Aravaipa Canyon known as the Camp Grant Massacre

Excerpts describing Civil War campaigns of the U.S. Army against the Apache.

Proof for Harper's monthly. v. 68: 607, March 1884.