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Show - ' • ' - - > - „, y m l i r ^ - ^ ^ 1V 03Q( U10^a c? sol fper z em 88 DCfXAWfTOU i n flfffjl fq* VII 4?P© l ^ w j ;3jifBejpes9^^B^wmesas»vHmsvM #•» ** -*• £ j v • » > - « « ^ ^ - i - - -• m - U T T tf* iipor pcrtrg ox itrtjjanja 9° i o i T P©jcu6 fo 4 ? 10 fpe ATBf*P nr©» <*t 6* ;iPsr T* lonx mrme 4 v» asruxogea* luqjsii KoeexASfTou jn nfap* as e mempox ox rpe psuqa ox nf©e noa ocenbliiifi fpo flTUfOP a^J Qau& iv ry© ms^rex ox fP© ©ULOJimour ox K*»** KSfT© BTCpexqaoo _ . . . . . 1 ago when she came to this reservation from Grand Junction, Colorado. Q. When you saw Mrs. Richardson about 11 years ago did you recognize in her the child Who had boon given away to the White people ? A. I did not at first. She addressed me as Wanrodes and I aoked her how she knew me. She said that she had seen me at Sprlnville, Utah when she was a girl. Then I knew her as the child who had boon given away to the white people. Q. Did Mrs. Rlohardson attempt at that time to become a member of the tribe ? A. She told me at that time that she would like to become enrolled, but they did not take any action on it at that time. Q. Do you believe that she ought to be enrolled hers add receive an ' allotment and be entitled to share in annuity payments- in other word to reoelve all the benefits of a member of the Uintah band of Utes of thie reservation ? '*' 1 A. Yes. I think that she should be. Q. Is she a full-bleed Ute Indian of the Uintah Band T A. Too. She Is. Q. Do you knew of any ether persons on this reservation who knew Mrs. Richardson when she lived among the white people and the circumstances which separated her from the tribe ? C JIM Duncan is one, Big Tom another, and an old woman who lives up near the home of John Duncan. Q. Have you told all you know about this case ? A. Yes. Wanrodes. Mark. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of June, 1913, at the Uintah and Ouray Indian Agency, Fort Duchesne, Utah. • Speolal Indian Agent. m \H * i |
