NAVAJO OUTRAGES IN NEW MEXICO AND UTAH
Reports of the Problems with the Navajo and Apache Indians

Navajo Outrages in New Mexico and Utah

Western dispatches say the Apache and Navajo Indians are committing numerous outrages in New Mexico. Two hunters had been killed in the San Mantio Mountains, and four were missing. Twenty Indians drove off thirteen thousand sheep. The citizens pursued and recaptured all but fifteen hundred. The Indians continue troublesome at the Sweetwater mines in Utah. Sixteen had been killed by a party of miners there, on the 14th. Nevada complains bitterly of Indian depredations in the country west of Olive Creek, in Colorado. The Sweetwater mines are said to contain the most extensive quartz ledges in the world. Davenport Daily Leader, Sep 4, 1867 The Navajo code talkers The Long Walk of the Navajo Word of Honor of the Navajo Navajo Indians at the marketplace in New Mexico Kit Carson's Expedition against the Navajo Navajo Outrages in New Mexico and Utah Navajo War against White Settlers Proof that Navajos Came from Alaska Navajos in Arms Navajos Outlawed Navajos in their new reservation Navajo Indians starving because of drought Retaliation campaign against the Apache Rights of the Navajo Woman The White Chief of the Navajoes