Apache Campaign of 1885. In May, 1885, the Chiricahua Apache leaders, Geronimo, Chihuahua, Natchez and Mangas broke out of the San Carlos reservation in Arizona and headed for Mexico, attácking ranches, miners and settlements along their route through southwestern New Mexico. The surrender of Geronimo to General Nelson A. Miles at Skeleton Canyon in Arizona, ended the final campaign against the Apaches. For more information see MUSTER ROLLS and GOVERNORS PAPERS, Edmund G. Ross., September 4, 1886,

Apache Campaign of 1885. In May, 1885, the Chiricahua Apache leaders, Geronimo, Chihuahua, Natchez and Mangas broke out of the San Carlos reservation in Arizona and headed for Mexico, attácking ranches, miners and settlements along their route through southwestern New Mexico. The surrender of Geronimo to General Nelson A. Miles at Skeleton Canyon in Arizona, ended the final campaign against the Apaches. For more information see MUSTER ROLLS and GOVERNORS PAPERS, Edmund G. Ross., September 4, 1886,, Reel-frame: 87:365. New Mexico State Records Center and Archives.

Apache Campaign of 1885. In May, 1885, the Chiricahua Apache leaders, Geronimo, Chihuahua, Natchez and Mangas broke out of the San Carlos reservation in Arizona and headed for Mexico, attácking ranches, miners and settlements along their route through southwestern New Mexico. The surrender of Geronimo to General Nelson A. Miles at Skeleton Canyon in Arizona, ended the final campaign against the Apaches. For more information see MUSTER ROLLS and GOVERNORS PAPERS, Edmund G. Ross., September 4, 1886,, Reel-frame: 87:365. New Mexico State Records Center and Archives. https://nmarchives.unm.edu/repositories/17/archival_objects/71181 Accessed September 18, 2024.