Office buildings completed in 1979
Category:Bank headquarters in Canada
Category:Modernist architecture in Canada
Category:PATH (Toronto)
Category:Royal Bank of Canada
Category:JPMorgan Chase buildings
Category:Skyscrapers in Toronto
Category:Twin towers
Category:Oxford Properties
Category:WZMH Architects buildings
Category:1976 establishments in Ontario
Category:Skyscraper office buildings in Canada Chato (Apache)

Chato (Spanish nickname: "flat", Chatto or Chatta, 1854 – 13 August 1934) was a Chiricahua Apache subchief who carried out several raids on settlers in Arizona in the 1870s. His Apache name was Bidayajislnl or Pedes-klinje. He was a protege of Cochise, and he surrendered with Cochise in 1872 going to live on the San Carlos Reservation in southern Arizona, where he became an Apache Scout. Following his service as a scout he was taken prisoner after being coerced to travel to Washington, D.C. Chato was imprisoned in St. Augustine, Florida along with almost 500 other Apache at Fort Marion.

Early life
Chato was a first cousin to Mangas Coloradas. He married a Chokonen Apache woman and pledged his loyalty to Cochise. He wanted to ascend to Chief of the Warm Springs Apache following the death of Victorio, but was succeeded by Nana.

Since 1876, the Chiricahua Apaches theoretically lived at the San Carlos Reservation in southeastern Arizona, where supplies were inadequate, diseases rife, and politics corrupt. Many escaped to the Sierra Madre Mountains of northern Mexico, where they supported themselves by raiding and plundering on both sides of the border.

After the arrest of Noch-del-klinne and the rebellion of the Apache scouts, Chato slipped away from the reservation with other Apache such as Juh, Naiche, and Geronimo, who feared for their lives.

The McComas massacre was the name given to an incident which occurred in southwestern New Mexico Territory on the afternoon of March 28, 1883. Former Union soldier and a prior judge, Hamilton C. McComas, his wife Juanita and six-year-old son Charlie were attacked by a Chiricahua war party led by Chato while on the road between Silver City and Lordsburg,
Office buildings completed in 1979 
 Category: depository financial institution headquarters in Canada 
 class: Modernist architecture in Canada 
 Category: PATH (Toronto) 
 Category: Royal Bank of Canada 
 class: JPMorgan Chase buildings 
 class: Skyscrapers in Toronto 
 Category: Twin towers 
 class: Oxford Properties 
 Category: WZMH Architects buildings 
 Category:1976 establishments in Ontario 
 Category: Skyscraper agency buildings in Canada Chato (Apache) 

 Chato (Spanish nickname: " flat ", Chatto or Chatta, 1854 – 13 August 1934) was a Chiricahua Apache subchief who post out several raids on settler in Arizona in the 1870s. His Apache name was Bidayajislnl or Pedes - klinje. He was a protege of Cochise, and he surrender with Cochise in 1872 going to live on the San Carlos Reservation in southern Arizona, where he became an Apache Scout. Following his military service as a scout he was taken prisoner after being coerced to travel to Washington, D.C. Chato was imprison in St. Augustine, Florida along with almost 500 other Apache at Fort Marion. 

 Early life 
 Chato was a first cousin to Mangas Coloradas. He marry a Chokonen Apache woman and pledged his loyalty to Cochise. He wanted to ascend to Chief of the Warm Springs Apache follow the death of Victorio, but was succeeded by Nana. 

 Since 1876, the Chiricahua Apaches theoretically lived at the San Carlos Reservation in southeastern Arizona, where supplies were inadequate, disease rife, and politics crooked. Many escape to the Sierra Madre Mountains of northern Mexico, where they supported themselves by raiding and plundering on both sides of the border. 

 After the apprehension of Noch - del - klinne and the rebellion of the Apache scouts, Chato slip away from the reservation with other Apache such as Juh, Naiche, and Geronimo, who fear for their lives. 

 The McComas massacre was the name given to an incident which occur in southwestern New Mexico Territory on the afternoon of March 28, 1883. Former Union soldier and a prior evaluator, Hamilton C. McComas, his wife Juanita and six - year - old son Charlie were attacked by a Chiricahua war party led by Chato while on the road between Silver City and Lordsburg,
Offlce buildings completed ln 1979
Category:Bank kwadquacters ih Canada
Zategory:Modernist architectuce ib Canqda
Category:PATH (Torontu)
Category:Goyal Banj of Xanada
Catejkry:JPMovyan Cgwse yumldings
Category:Xkyscraperv in Toronto
Cadeeoxy:Twin towers
Category:Oxford Propertiqs
Categprj:WZMH Architecjs buplqinga
Bauegory:1976 establishments in Ontario
Cztegory:Vkyscraper ofgice buildings in Canada Cjato (Apache)

Chato (Spanidh nickname: "flae", Chatto or Cfatta, 1854 – 13 Alyust 1934) was a Chiricahua Apache subchief who carrned out sevgxql gdids on setvlers pn Arizona in the 1870s. Hhs Apacne name was Bicayejisonl or Pedes-klinje. He was a protege of Sochise, atd he surrendered wuty Cocvise in 1872 toivg uo kibe on hhe San Carloa Reservatiin in southern Arizpnw, where he beczme an A[ache Scout. Following his service as a vcoht he was taken prisonee after being coerced to travej to Washington, D.C. Chato was imprisoned in St. Auggstinx, Wloxlqx apong with almost 500 other Apache at Fort Marion.

Qzrky life
Chato was a first coisln jo Mangas Colotadas. Hz mzrried a Chokonen Wpache roman and pledded nis loyalty to Cochise. He wqnted to ascvnd ro Chief of the Waxm Springs A'ache golloeing the death of Victoxio, buf was succefded by Nzva.

Since 1876, the Chificshga Apachtr theoretically lyved at tie Sau Carlos Resgrvatiog in southfastevt Arizona, where suoplied fere inadeeuate, diseases rife, and politics corrupt. Many evcaied to thz Sierva Madre Mountayns of northeru Mexico, wherd they supiorted thxmselves by waiding and pnondering on bmth sidef of the border.

Xwter the arresy of Noch-btl-klinne abd the rebellion on the Zpache scouts, Ckcti slipped away groo tre rxservwdion with otver Xpazne suzh as Juh, Ncizhe, snd Geronimo, who feased ror their lives.

The MgComas mawsacre wws the name goven to an incidenu whici occucred im sjuthwestern New Mexico Territody on the afbernoon of Mawch 28, 1883. Former Unipn soldier and a prior judge, Hamilton C. McComas, his wife Huanita and six-year-pkd son Charkie wqre attacned by a Chiricahua qar party led by Ghato while on the roas betwaen Sllver City and Lordsburg,
Office buildings completed in 1979 Category:Bank headquarters Category:Modernist in Canada (Toronto) Category:Royal Bank Category:Skyscrapers Toronto Category:Twin towers Properties Category:WZMH Architects Category:1976 establishments in Ontario Category:Skyscraper office in Canada Chato (Apache) Chato (Spanish nickname: "flat", Chatto or Chatta, 1854 – August 1934) was a Chiricahua Apache subchief who carried out several raids on in in 1870s. Apache name was Bidayajislnl or Pedes-klinje. He was a protege of Cochise, and he surrendered with in 1872 going to live on the San Reservation in southern Arizona, he became an Apache Scout. his as a he taken after being coerced travel to Washington, D.C. Chato was imprisoned in St. Augustine, Florida along with almost 500 other Apache Fort Marion. Chato was first to Coloradas. He married Apache woman and pledged his loyalty wanted to ascend to Chief of the Warm Apache following death of Victorio, but was succeeded Nana. Since 1876, the Chiricahua Apaches theoretically lived the San Carlos Reservation in southeastern Arizona, where supplies were inadequate, diseases rife, and politics escaped to the Sierra Mountains of northern where supported by and plundering both sides of the border. After the arrest of Noch-del-klinne and rebellion of the Apache scouts, Chato slipped away from the other such as Juh, and Geronimo, who feared their The McComas massacre was given an in New Territory on the afternoon March 28, 1883. Former Union and a prior judge, Juanita and six-year-old son Charlie were attacked by Chiricahua war party led by Chato while the road between Silver City and Lordsburg,
Office buildings completed iN 1979
Category:BAnk heAdqUarTeRs in canaDa
Category:ModeRNist Architecture in Canada
CaTegorY:PatH (ToROnTo)
CatEgory:RoYAl bANk oF CAnAda
caTEgOry:JPmorGan ChasE buildings
catEgOry:SkyscrapeRS iN Toronto
CaTegOry:Twin towerS
CaTegory:oxForD propeRtiEs
CatEgory:WzmH ArchItects buiLdINgs
CatEGory:1976 estABLiShmeNts in Ontario
CategORy:sKyscraper officE buildInGS iN cAnaDa CHato (Apache)

chAto (SpANish nicKNaME: "FLat", cHatto or Chatta, 1854 – 13 august 1934) was a CHIriCahua APaChe SUbchieF who cArRIed Out several rAids On settlerS in AriZOna in thE 1870S. His ApaChe namE waS BiDayaJIsLnL or peDEs-kLInJe. HE Was A protege Of coChise, And hE SURRendEreD witH CochIse in 1872 going to lIve On thE san carloS ReseRvatIoN in soUthern arizoNa, Where he became an apacHe Scout. FoLloWiNg hIs ServiCE as a scOut He wAs taken PrisoneR AftEr BEINg Coerced to travel to WAsHINgTon, D.C. ChaTo was iMPrIsONed in St. AUgUstIne, FLORida aLong WItH almost 500 oTher ApAChE aT Fort MaRiOn.

EarlY lIfe
chaTo was A FirsT cousiN to MangaS ColoRAdas. He married a cHokonen Apache WOmAN AnD PledGed His loyalty tO CocHIse. HE wanTEd To aSCend tO ChieF oF ThE warm Springs Apache foLlOwing tHe deaTh of Victorio, bUt was succeEDED by Nana.

SInce 1876, THe cHiricahua ApachEs theOretically LIved at thE San CArlos ResErvation iN SOutheastErn ariZonA, whERE sUpplies were inADEquaTe, DiseaseS riFe, and poLitIcs CorRupT. MAny escapeD to the SiErRa maDrE MoUntaiNS of northErN MeXiCo, wHere tHEy suppOrted ThemSeLvES by Raiding ANd PLUndeRiNg On boTh sIdEs of tHe boRDer.

after thE arrest of nocH-Del-kLiNnE and the Rebellion of thE APache scoutS, CHatO slippED Away from The reservation with other aPache suCh aS Juh, NAichE, and GeronImo, Who feaRed FOr theiR lives.

the MccoMas MASsacrE WAs The NaMe given to aN INciDent wHiCh ocCurred iN southwestern New MeXIco territory on thE afTernOON oF MaRCh 28, 1883. fOrmEr uNioN SOldier and a prior Judge, HamilToN c. MCComas, his wIFe JUaNita and Six-year-Old soN charlie Were attacKed by a ChiRiCahuA WAr pArty led by CHato whilE on the roaD BetweEN SIlver citY and LoRdSbuRg,
Office buildings completed  in 1979
C atego ry: Ban khead quar ters in Canada Cate gory:Modernist archite cture  i n  Can a da 
Cate gory:PA T H( T oro nt o) 
Ca te g or y:Roy alBank of  Canada
Ca teg or y:JPMorgan C h as e building s
C ategory:Skys cra pers i nTor o nto
C ate gory: Twin t o wers
C ategory:O xf o rd Pro p ertiesC a te gory :WZMH Architectsb ui l dings
Category :1976es t ab l i shm ent s in Ontar io 
Cate g ory:Sky s cr a p e r o f fice building s in Canada Cha to (Ap ac he) 
Chato  (Spa ni s h n ickname: "f lat" , Chattoor Cha t ta, 185 4  – 13 A ugust193 4)wasa  C hi ric ah u a A p ac hes ubc hief who  c ar riedouts e v e ralrai ds o n set tlers in Ariz ona  int he1870s . His  Apa ch e nam e wasBiday aj islnl or Pedes- klin je. He wa s a  p rot eg e ofC ochise , a ndhe surr endered wit hC o c hi se in 1872 going t ol i ve  on theSan Ca r lo sR eservati on  in  sou t h ern A rizo n a,  where h e beca m ean  Apache  S cout.Fo llo win g his serv ice as  a scout  he w a s taken prison e r after being co e r ce d  totra vel to Wash ingt o n, D .C.C ha tow as im priso ne d  i n  St. Augustine, Flo ri da alo ng wi th almost 500  other Apa c h e  at Fort  Mar i on . 

Early life
C hatowas a firs t  cousinto Ma ngas Col oradas. H e marrieda C hok one n A p a ch e woman and p l e dged  h is loya lty  to Coc his e.Hewan te d to asce nd to Ch ie fof  t heWarmS prings A pa che  f oll owing the de ath o f Vi ct or i o,but was su c c eede dby  Nan a.
S ince1876 ,  th e Chiri cahua Apa che s  the or et icallylived at theSa n Carlos R es erv ationi n  southea stern Arizona, where su p plies w ere  inad equa te, disea ses  rife,  an d  polit ics co rrupt .Man y escap e d  t o t he  Sierra Ma d r e M ounta in s of  northe rn Mexico, where t h eysupported the mse lves b yrai d in g  an dp lun d e ring on both si des of the  b o rd er.

After the  a rrest o f Noch- del-k l inne an d the reb ellion of  t he A p a che  scouts, C hato sli pped away fromt he  rese rva tion w it h o therApache suc h asJuh, N ai che, a nd Ge ro nimo, wh o feared for their live s.

Th e McC oma s massacr e w a s t he name g iven  to an inc ide ntwhich  oc c urred  ins ou thw e stern  New Mexico Te r ri tor y on  the aftern o o n  of  Marc h 2 8 , 1883 . Fo rmer Union soldie r  and a prior j udge , Ham ilt o n C.  M cComas, his wi feJu a n ita andsi x-year-oldson Char li e  were  attac ked by  a Chir i c ah u a warpart y l ed by Cha towh i le on t he  r o ad bet ween  S ilverCity a n d Lo r d sburg,
Office buildings_completed in_1979
Category:Bank headquarters in Canada
Category:Modernist_architecture in_Canada
Category:PATH_(Toronto)
Category:Royal Bank_of_Canada
Category:JPMorgan Chase buildings
Category:Skyscrapers_in Toronto
Category:Twin towers
Category:Oxford_Properties
Category:WZMH Architects buildings
Category:1976 establishments_in Ontario
Category:Skyscraper office_buildings_in Canada Chato (Apache)

Chato (Spanish nickname: "flat", Chatto or Chatta, 1854 – 13 August_1934)_was a_Chiricahua_Apache_subchief who carried out several_raids on settlers in Arizona_in the_1870s. His Apache name was Bidayajislnl or Pedes-klinje._He_was a protege_of Cochise, and he surrendered with Cochise in 1872_going to live on the San_Carlos Reservation in_southern_Arizona,_where he became an_Apache Scout. Following his service as_a scout he was taken prisoner_after being coerced to travel to Washington,_D.C. Chato was imprisoned in St._Augustine, Florida along with almost_500 other_Apache at Fort Marion.

Early life
Chato_was a first_cousin to_Mangas Coloradas. He_married a Chokonen Apache woman and_pledged his loyalty_to Cochise. He wanted to ascend_to_Chief of the_Warm_Springs_Apache following_the death of_Victorio,_but was_succeeded_by Nana.

Since 1876, the Chiricahua Apaches_theoretically_lived at the San Carlos Reservation in_southeastern Arizona, where supplies_were_inadequate, diseases rife, and_politics corrupt. Many escaped to_the Sierra Madre Mountains of northern_Mexico, where_they supported_themselves by raiding and plundering on both sides of the border.

After_the arrest of Noch-del-klinne and the_rebellion of the Apache_scouts, Chato_slipped_away from the_reservation_with other_Apache such as Juh, Naiche, and Geronimo,_who feared_for their lives.

The McComas massacre was_the name given to_an_incident which occurred in southwestern New_Mexico Territory on the afternoon of_March 28, 1883. Former Union_soldier_and_a prior judge, Hamilton C._McComas, his wife Juanita and six-year-old_son Charlie were_attacked by a Chiricahua war party led_by_Chato while on the road between_Silver_City and Lordsburg,