San Carlos Apache Indian Convicts
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Ten San Carlos Apache Indian convicts. Eight of these individuals were members of a band of San Carlos Apache Indians who killed Sheriff Glenn Reynolds and Deputy Holmes near Riverside, Arizona on November 2, 1889. A nineth was convicted of murdering Lt. S. Mott, U.S. Army. A tenth man was charged with horse stealing, but was acquitted.
The identities of the ten men are as follows:
Bottom row, left to right:
San Carlos Apache Indian "Has-lin-do-toody," was killed on the reservation by the pursuing party.
Tonto Mojave Indian "Nah-clu-gan," was the murderer of Lt. S. Mott and was hung in Globe, Arizona.
San Carlos Apache Indian " Wash-lan-tah," was killed on the reservation by the pursuing party.
San Carlos Apache Indian " Joe-klissy-an, " was killed in Mexico by fellow Apache Indian "Say-is" due to not being able to keep up with the group while fleeing Mexican troops.
San Carlos Apache Indian, "Miguel," was actually a member of the Yaqui Indian tribe. He was killed in Mexico by Mexican troops.
Top row, left to right:
San Carlos Apache Indian " Sak-gon," was killed on the reservation by the pursuing party.
Tonto Apache Indian "Has-kay-ah-yort," was captured on the reservation and served a sentence at Yuma Prison in Arizona.
San Carlos Apache Indian Say-is," was wounded by the puruing party and served a sentence at the Yuma Prison in Arizona.
San Carlos Apache Indian "Es-ki-bi-nadel," also known as the "Apache Kid," was at large after this photo.
San Carlos Apache Indian Bob McIntosh, was charged with horse theft, but acquitted.
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