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Show Inter- Tribal Relations - 384 July 12, 1929 Six, B. P. and Peacore, E. J., Supts. Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Regarding making some lands of the Ute Reservation available to Navajos. Recommend that most of the lands leased to Frank Pyle be leased to Navajos. NA/ RG75/ 53716- 1928- Con Ute 320 July 27, 1929 Six, B. P., Supt., Northern Navajo Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Acknowledges copies of letter from Dr. Orlando Ducker, Joe Miller and Bill Coyote protesting leasing of Ute Mountain Reservation lands to the Navajos. Attempts to show the flaws in Ducker's case by using the activities of Frank Pyle as examples. Opines that relations between the Utes and Navajos are amiable. NA/ RG75/ 53716- 1928- Con Ute 320 July 30, 1929 Peacore, E. J., Supt., Con. Ute Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Concerns letters that protest against leasing land of the Ute Mountain Reservation to Navajos. Rebuts each of the letters by personal observation of conditions or by reviewing the reputation on position of the writer. He insists that Navajos would be better to lease land to white ranchers. NA/ RG75/ 53716- 1928- Con Ute 320 Aug. 9, 1929 Peacore, E. J., Supt., Con. Ute Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Disputes figures which are found in letters sent by Mrs. C. W. Wiegel to the office and the Secretary of the Interior. Explains the sheep situation and opines that Navajos should be settled near the Ute Mountain Indians as examples to help them develop. NA/ RG75/ 53716- 1928- Con Ute 320 |
