========================|========|========|============================== _To_ |_Miles._|_Miles._| _Description._ ------------------------|--------|--------|------------------------------ San Xavier del Bac | 8 | 8 |Settlement of Papagos Indians. | | | Old mission church. La Punta de Agua | 2 | 11 |Ranch. Saurita | 9 | 20 |Ranch. [1]Canoé | 12 | 32 |No water in dry season; grass | | | and wood plenty. Tubac | 13 | 45 |Town. Point of departure for | | | Sopori, Arivaca, Toltec | | | Camps, Aztec District, for | | | Santa Rita Mountains, etc. Calabasas | 12 | 58 |Old Fort Mason. [2]Smith’s Ranch | 3 | 61 | Sonoita | 12 | 74 |Vail’s Ranch. Old Fort Buchanan | 12 | 86 |Water, grass, and wood plenty. Camp Crittenden | 1 | 87 | ------------------------|--------|--------|------------------------------ [1] The left fork crosses the Santa Cruz at Canoé, recrossing the river near Tubac; (the measurement was made on this road). The right fork does not cross the river, and is longer. [2] Just beyond Smith’s Ranch, take the left fork to Camp Crittenden. The main road goes into Sonora. Between Tubac and Smith’s Ranch, there are ranches every few miles, with water, grass, and wood. Between Sonoita and Camp Crittenden, there are several ranches with water and grass, but little wood. Road to Tubac very hard and smooth; but very rough from there to Crittenden, through Sonoita Cañon. Camp Crittenden to Camp Bowie, A. T. ========================|========|========|============================== _To_ |_Miles._|_Miles._| _Description._ ------------------------|--------|--------|------------------------------ Forks of Road | 1 | 1 |Left fork to Tucson. Forks of Road | 13 | 14 |Right fork to Santa Cruz. Camp Wallen (abandoned)| 5 | 20 |On Babacomori Creek. [1]San Pedro Crossing | 18 | 38 |Station. Dragoon Springs | 18 | 56 |Water, grass, and wood. [2]Junction with Road | 3 | 60 |Road from Tucson. Sulphur Springs | 12 | 72 |Water brackish; grass and wood Camp Bowie | 25 | 98 | scarce. ------------------------|--------|--------|------------------------------ [1] Left fork leads down the right bank to the middle crossing of the San Pedro River, distance 13.32 miles, thence to Camp Bowie or Tucson. [2] From this point to Camp Goodwin. Camp Bowie to Camp Goodwin, A. T.