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Show Religion - 589 Day writes of some superstitions the Utes have about deaths being caused by not being removed to the Utah reservation and by the building of the school house. NA, RG 75, BIA/ 17733 Nov. 26, 1895 Browning, D. M., Commissioner Letter to David F. Day, So. Ute Agency Browning chastises Day for publishing an editorial comment in the Durango Democrat to the effect that Catholics would be more successful missionaries among the Utes than the Presbyterians. As owner of the Democrat he may say what he wishes, but as agent he must remain impartial and encourage all missionary activity. 1904 Report of Secretary of the Interior Population, civilization, religious, vital and criminal statistics. S. S. # 4798/ p. 596- 597, 610- 611 Sept. 21, 1906 Leupp, F. E., Commissioner of Indian Affairs Letter to Mr. Custer, Supt., Indian School, Albuquerque, N. M. Leupp declares his views on the necessity of separation of church and state, however, he thinks the school system should be able to include in its assembly exercises non- sectarian Christian activities, such as scripture reading, which would not offend Catholics or Protestants. Pupils should be able to attend whatever church they choice and are able to attend on Sundays. Feb. 13, 1907 Griffis, Joseph K., Ripley, NY Letter to Indian Agent, Navajo Springs, Colorado Request of any information regarding the Utes. Griffis is interested in taking up missionary work among the Utes. |