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Show Inter- Tribal Relations - 372 Oct. 7, 1891 Bartholomew, C A . , Agent, So. Ute Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs The agent responds to the news that Baron Nordenskjold, who was arrested for taking relics from the So. Ute Reservation, has requested a passport for the Navajo Reservation. The agent advises that the Navajos are not friendly to whites who go on to their land without their permission. The Navajos are restless now for a reason unknown to the agent, and he is investigating to determine if they are attempting to enlist any Southern Utes. June 8, 1892 Bartholomew, Charles, Indian Agent, So. Ute Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs He informs the commissioner that an Indian has received a letter from the Uintah Agency informing him that Souix Indians are planning a visit to that agency and invites So. Ute Indians to come and to notify the Navajos of the meeting. Bartholomew advises that " this matter should be closely watched by the Government as in ( his) opinion there is danger in it." FRCD/ RG 75 Nov. 21, 1892 Bartholomew, Charles, Indian Agent, So. Ute Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Bartholomew acknowledges receipt of the commissioner's letter dated Nov. 14, 1892. He will comply with the orders to fire Ignacio and no longer recognize him as the chief of the So. Utes. Bartholomew reminds the commissioner that Ignacio's help is essential in maintain peace among the three bands and between the Navajo Indians. Bartholomew defends his actions in the matter of securing students for the school. FRCD/ RG 7 5 Apr. 28, 1893 |