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UteEthnic group
UteThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs recommends feeding Ute livestock hay grown on the reservation. He also recommends removing cattle that belong to whites who do not pay the Indians for the use of their lan
UteUintahThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs advises Captain Hall on returning Ute Indians to the res...
UteAgent Byrnes presents his account of a case involving leasing grazing lands to white cattlemen. B...
Letter authorizing purchase of cattle and horses for use by Indians of the Superintendency
UteCommissioner Price advises Agent Patten to grow all hay and grain for the livestock on the reserv...
Ute; NavajoThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs instructs Agent Warren Patten to apprehend runaway Ute
UteCommissioner Price forwards to Agent Patten a letter from the Secretary of the Interior pertainin...
UteUintahLetter from Acting Commissioner to Indian Agent Waugh regarding a request by the Utes to pr...
UteUncompahgreThe Ute Indian Commissioner discusses Uncompahgre allotments with the Commissioner of ...
UteCommissioner H. Prince asks Agent Patten if anything can be done to improve the police force on t...
UteLetter from Commissioner Oberly to Postmaster Dougherty regarding whites grazing sheep on the Sou...
UteUintahThe Uintah Ouray agent provides the Commissioner of Indian Affairs a detailed summary of li...
UteLetter from Commissioner Morgan to Indian Agent Bartholomew recommending the latter not allow Ind...
UteLetter to Warren Patten to discuss the affairs of the Southern Ute Indian Agenc
UteA Sargeant in the 22nd Infantry informs Superintendent Warren that he has apprehended five Indian...
UteUintahThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs gives a Uintah Ouray Reservation agent instructions rega...
UteUintahThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs advises Captain Hall on returning Ute Indians to the res...
UteAgent Byrnes presents his account of a case involving leasing grazing lands to white cattlemen. B...
Letter authorizing purchase of cattle and horses for use by Indians of the Superintendency
UteCommissioner Price advises Agent Patten to grow all hay and grain for the livestock on the reserv...
Ute; NavajoThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs instructs Agent Warren Patten to apprehend runaway Ute
UteCommissioner Price forwards to Agent Patten a letter from the Secretary of the Interior pertainin...
UteUintahLetter from Acting Commissioner to Indian Agent Waugh regarding a request by the Utes to pr...
UteUncompahgreThe Ute Indian Commissioner discusses Uncompahgre allotments with the Commissioner of ...
UteCommissioner H. Prince asks Agent Patten if anything can be done to improve the police force on t...
UteLetter from Commissioner Oberly to Postmaster Dougherty regarding whites grazing sheep on the Sou...
UteUintahThe Uintah Ouray agent provides the Commissioner of Indian Affairs a detailed summary of li...
UteLetter from Commissioner Morgan to Indian Agent Bartholomew recommending the latter not allow Ind...
UteLetter to Warren Patten to discuss the affairs of the Southern Ute Indian Agenc
UteA Sargeant in the 22nd Infantry informs Superintendent Warren that he has apprehended five Indian...
UteUintahThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs gives a Uintah Ouray Reservation agent instructions rega...
UteUintahThe Commissioner of Indian Affairs advises Captain Hall on returning Ute Indians to the res...
UteAgent Byrnes presents his account of a case involving leasing grazing lands to white cattlemen. B...
Letter authorizing purchase of cattle and horses for use by Indians of the Superintendency
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