Spanish speaking peoples in Utah, oral histories: book 1, numbers 1 through 10

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INTERVIEW: Louis Amador LA: gray suits? VM: Confederates? Page 25 LA: Confederates, northern government and that's why Lincoln says it's okay. And then when the French come over and try to talk to Lincoln that they want some help from Lincoln says, I got nothing to do with that. So, between the two of them the best friends, probably a lot of people don't know that, but they was, I mean true friends and ah, for that reason the Frenchmen lost. FO: Maximillian? LA: Uh huh. FO: Do you remember during the 1920's when you first arrived, of an incident in which some people from Mexico were driven from the mines in Carbon Country from the coal mines, do you remember anything about that incident? LA: No, I remember one happens in Bingham, L6pez, when they chase him all over around, there's only one man though but he shoot about two or three deputies they thought they had him finally he end up being in Mexico. That was during the revolution, so they can't do very much to him, 19, what was it 1914? But up to then still quite a good story about him. And he was a good man, he come in conflict with the Spanish. See, this boy have a Spanish girlfriend and another one was angered