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Show Maps Lands of the Ute People .................................18 Trails and Traders in Ute Lands..........................32 United States Control of Ute Lands.......................36 Ute Lands in Utah Territory, 1847-1861 ..................40 Utah Ute Reservtions, 1861-1898 .........................53 Ute Land Cessions in Colorado Territory, 1863-68 .........58 Ute Land Cessions in Colorado Territory, 1873-76 .........62 Openings of Utah Ute Reservations, 1888-1898...........114 Opening of Uintah Reservation, 1905....................124 Uintah and Ouray Reservation ..........................142 The maps are based on a collection in the Ute Tribal Archives. All were drawn by Catherine Patillo, American West Center, University of Utah. Ms. Patillo also designed and redrew the cover. The cover carries the logo of the Uintah-Ouray Ute Tribe. It was designed in 1981 by Albert Manning, Jr. The eagle represents the spirit of the People. It is a bird sacred to us. The three Indians represent the three bands which comprise the Northern Utes â€" the Uintah, the White River, and the Uncompahgre. They hold onto the peace pipe as a symbol of friendship and unity. Vlll |
