Forlorn River seeks Yaqui and Chase men in border advances
In a southwestern town two rival groups push land claims and mining ventures. Yaqui guerrilla activity, the Chase brothers and their Mexican labor force clash with ranger efforts as settlers watch desert routes for hidden oases and possible returns.
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Chase
Radford Chase
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del Diablo
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Changes at Forlorn River Herald Early March Occupation
The first of March marks federal occupation of Casita garrison. Rebels disperse east toward Nogales as Forlorn River shifts from quiet life to growth. A saloon and inn arise, a sheriff is deemed needed, and the town faces a wave of newcomers and mixed characters.
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Forlorn River
Casita
Nogales
Belding
Altar Valley
Mexico
Sonoyta
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Yaqui
Erie
Norlorn River
Carter
Frontier Ranger Threats and Tensions Rise
Disjointed remarks reveal frontier tensions as a ranger threat intensifies. A speaker asserts that men like him would fare better if rivals were driven out, while vowing readiness until her rangers return.
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