Sources
- Richard French, " Four Days From Fort Wingate". Caldwell, Idaho. 1994
- J. Frank Dobie, Apache Gold & Yaqui Silver. Boston: Little, Brown. 1939.
- Dick French, Four Days from Fort Wingate.
- Jack Purcell, The Lost Adams Diggings: Myth, Mystery, and Madness. Nine Lives, 2003.
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