MILITARY AND TRADING POSTS, MISSIONS, ETC, WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE ACCOMPANYING MAP ARIZONA Apache--1870--Existing. Barrett--May-July, 1862. Beale's Springs--1871--1874. Bowie--1862--1894. Breckenridge--1860--1862. Buchanan--1856--1861. Cameron, Camp--1866--1867. Crittenden--1868--1873. Date Creek, Camp--1867--1873. Defiance (now Navaho Agency)--1852--1861. Ganado, or Pueblo Colorado (trading place of Cotton & Hubbell)--Existing. Goodwin, Camp--1864--1871. Grant, Camp (old)--1865--1872. Grant--1872--Existing. Huachuca--1877--Existing. Hualpai, Camp--1869--1873. Keam's (trading place)--1869--Existing. Lowell--1862--1891. McDowell--1865--1891. Mason--1865--1866. Mohave--1859--1890. Pinal, Camp--1870--1871. Rawlings, Camp--1870. Reno, Camp--1867--1870. Round Rock (trading place)-- Rucker, Camp J. A.--1878--1880. San Carlos (subpost of Fort Grant)--1882--Existing. San Xavier del Bac Mission (Catholic)--Church erected, 1699; mission abandoned, 1750; reoccupied, 1752; practically abandoned as a mission, 1828. Supply, Camp (old)-- Thomas--1876--1892. Tubac (presidio and mission)--1752; presidio transferred to Tucson, 1772; reestablished, 1824, but evidently abandoned as presidio and mission shortly afterward. Tucson--Visita of San Xavier about 1772, when presidio was transferred from Tubac; abolished as a presidio at beginning of Mexican war. Tumacacori Mission (Catholic)--Established between 1699 and 1701; practically destroyed by Apaches, 1769; reoccupied about 1784; destroyed again by Apaches, 1820. Verde--1866--1891. Wallen, Camp--1866--1869. Whipple--1864--1898. Whipple, Camp (old)--1863--1864. Willow Grove, Camp--1867--1869. ARKANSAS Smith--1817--1871. CALIFORNIA Yuma--1850--1883. COLORADO Bent's (old)--1834--1867: Originally established as a trading post by Charles Bent and Ceran St Vrain in 1834, sometimes known as Fort William. In 1860 it was occupied by the United States as a part of the new Fort Wise, established adjoining in that summer, and sometimes known as Old Fort Lyon. In 1867 Fort Wise was abandoned and (New) Fort Lyon established, the buildings of Bent's Fort being then in ruins. Bent's (new)--1852--1853. Collins--1864--1866. Crawford--1880--1890. Garland, or Massachusetts--1850--1883. Lewis--1878. Logan--1889--Existing. Lupton-- Lyon (new)--1867--1889. Morgan--1865--1868. Pike's Blockhouse--1806. Pike's Fort--1807. Reynolds--1867--1872. Sedgwick--1864--1871. St Vrain's, trading post of Bent and St Vrain--1826--1847. White River, Camp on--1891. William--_see_ Bent's (old). Wise, or Old Fort Lyon--1860--1867--_see_ Bent's (old). IDAHO Boisé (Hudson Bay Company and United States)--United States, 1863--Existing. Coeur d'Alène or Sherman--1878--Existing. Hall (Hudson Bay Company and United States--before 1844)--1883. Henry's (Missouri Fur Company)--1809--1811. Lapwai--1862--1885. Lyon, Camp--1865. Sacred Heart Mission (Catholic)--1842--Existing.