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Show 36 The f i r s t , o r Parvan agency, which was in the nofcth Included a l l within the limits of the Territory weat of the Shoehone nation, and north" of the soutf1 line of the Parvan Valley. The second, or Uinta agency, to the east, included a l l of the Snatfes or ShoQhonaa within the Territory, the Uinta, and Yarcpah, and a l l other tribea south, within the Territory, and east of the eastern rini of the Great Basin. The t h i r d . o r Parowan agency, to t h e south, included a l l the country lying weat of the eastern rim of the Great Basin, and south of the south line of the Parvan Valley, 1 to the western bounds of the Territory. While Young thus divided the agendas, he had not, of course, either the powers of appointment of Indian -^ 2 agents, or of the appropriation of government funds. These were federal matters. -•'.'* To the Parvan d i s t r i c t , Superintendent Young assigned sub- agent Henry R. Day, a non- Mormon. To the region inolud- Utah Journal of the House of Representatives, 1351- 1853, Governor Young's proclamation, o. 180 3 Banoroft, Hubert Howe, History of Utah, p. 480, note. |
