San Carlos Yavapai & Apaches
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Mitchell & Baer, Photographers Unknown ina0101pd.jpg IN-A-101 B&W 1500-0101-0004 ina0101pd Stereograph Print 3.5x7.5 Historic Photographs 1880s Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
Yavapai Indian couple in front with Apache Indian men and women in back on the San Carlos Reservation.
In February 1873, 1,200 Apaches were marched from Fort Grant to establish the San Carlos Reservation at the confluence of the San Carlos River and the Gila River. The chosen location on a gravel terrace above the combined rivers was barren, inhospitable and could not support the population. A small detachment of soldiers remained at the new reservation and a system to supply weekly rations to the population was established. That system would last until after 1900.
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