Excerpt from Frontier Times, Vol. 4: Monthy; Frontier History, Border Tragedy, Pioneer Achievement
As soon as Castl'eman', was satisfied that the Indians were gone, he went and examined the battleground. The Mexicans had arranged their carts in a circle. And piled up goods and saddles and chunks of wood in the spaces be tween carts and spokes; and here in a small compass the eleven bodies lay, mutilated, scalp-sd and drenched in blood. Many arrows were in the trees and carts and several broken guns were there. The Indians evidently lost beav ilv as the blood stains on the ground away from the carts indicated that they had thrown their dead in the water hole.
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