Gilbert at the Cienega Blood and valor on the frontier
In 1852 Texas frontiersman Bob Gilbert serves as compass bearer and hunter during a perilous attack near a cienega in Arizona. He single handedly drives off Chiricahua Apaches, rescues a wounded companion Mathews, survives a dangerous night, and is later found by a cavalry detail as Mathews lies dead at the cabin.
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San Antonio
California
Bob Gilbert
Gilbert
Texas
Llano
San Saba
Concho
Rio Pecos
Rio Grande
el Paso
Chihuahua
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Arizona
Santa Fe
New Mexico
New
el Dorado
Mangus
Colorado
Ade
Gila River
Gila
Colorado River
Fort Yuma
Colorado Desert
Salton Sea
Coast Range
San Gorgonio Pass
San Bernardino
Tehachapies
San Joaquin Valley
Camp
Bowie
Apache Pass
Camp Bowie
Cenega
Mathews
Crook
Geronimo
Crenega
Cienega
Willows
Mathew
Personal Letter Reveals Gilbert’s Long-History and Strength
In a note to Mr. J. Frank Dobie, Mc Carty recounts meeting Gilbert near the Pecos around thirty years prior. He notes Gilbert’s famous fight at the cienega, recalls the ruined cabin, and describes Gilbert near eighty but still straight and robust.
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J. Frank Dobie
University of Texas
McCarty
Mr. Gilbert
Penasco
Pecos
Guadalupes
Colorado
Cienega
Gilbert
Land Commissioner Robinson Hearing Cost Report
The June 12 to June 27 hearing on charges against Land Commissioner J. T. Robinson cost about 10 500 dollars. Representative John Davis of Mesquite, chairman of the expense committee, announced the figures. Part of the time was spent on legislation and the committee’s regular session expenses totaled roughly 6 000 dollars.
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Austin
Tex
J. T. Robinson
John Davis
Mesquite
Davis
State Land Office
Alamo Land Bill Heads to Governor for Action
A bill appropriating 250000 for land purchase around the Alamo chapel advances to the governor after passing both houses. Senator Williamson of San Antonio introduced the measure in the Senate, which originally carried 1000000 but was amended by the House to 250000 then approved again by both chambers.
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Austin
Tex
Alamo Chapel
Senate
Williamson
San Antonio
House
Icyball Owners Praise Their Favorite Appliance
A recurring sentiment from Icyball owners highlights the appliance as indispensable. Users report reliable cooling and transformative convenience, noting fewer ice cubes and smoother daily routines. The brand earns praise for efficiency and lasting value among households.
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