Cremony served as an interpreter to Bartlett on the Arizona boundary survey, and his narrative is one of the best accounts of the Apaches and neighboring tribes, with some notes on the vocabulary of the Apache. Graff describes the work as "a cavalry officer's adventures in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas told with a dash and a fine sense of humor." Field 387; Graff 915; Howes C879. Provenance: From the Library of William Augustus Brewer.