San Diego's Native American Uprising (#2 of 3): Ambushes, Arrests and Shootouts

How did the fighting get started and spread in the mountains and desert northeast of San Diego, California? Let's take a look.
Books in order of publication:
"Our Historic Desert: The Story of the Anza-Borrego Desert", by Diana Elaine Lindsay, Copley Books, 1973.
"San Diego: California's Cornerstone", by Iris Engstrand, Sun Belt Publications, 2016.
Online resources:
"History of the Pala Band of Mission Indians" - www.palatribe.c...
"Influencer: Antonio Garra" - hiddensandiego...
"Samuel P. Heintzelman" - en.wikipedia.o...
"Samuel Peter Heintzelman" - www.nps.gov/pe...
"Sheriff’s Museum" - hiddensandiego...
"When Madonna of the Mountains Met the Indian fighter", The San Diego Union, February 1991 - commons.wikime...
"Anza-Borrego North: Middle Willows" - www.abdnha.org...
Map of Native American languages shared by Mdhennessey under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
Image of newspaper clipping shared by RightCowLeftCoast under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.

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