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Show Relations with Non- Indians - 521 Aug. 1, 1882 Patten, Warren, Indian Agent, Southern Ute Agency Letter to H. Price, Commissioner of Indian Affairs Price informs the commissioner of three killings that have occurred recently, but that " at present the Indians are all quiet and aperntly ( sic) well satisfied." FRCD/ RE 7 5 Aug. 31, 1883 Stanley, Colonel Commanding, Fort Lewis, Colorado Telegram to Warren Patten, Indian Agent, So. Ute Agency, Ignacio, Colorado Copy of telegram informing Patten of the murder of Peter Tracy by several Utes and a Navajo. He asks Patten if the Utes are out of provisions. FRC/ RG 7 5 Sept. 1, 1883 Stanley, Colonel Commanding, Fort Lewis, Colorado Telegram to Warren Patten, Indian Agent, Ignacio Stanley gives Patten more details on the murder of Peter Tracy. The Sore Leg, a Navajo, is accused of shooting Tracy. Stanley suggests that Ignacio should gather all the facts before any action is taken. A copy of telegram is attached. FRCD/ RG 75 Sept. 3, 1883 " Navajo Murderer Captured" S. L. Tribune (?) Report of the capture of the Navajo Indian that killed Peter Tracy, a ranchman living on the Dolores river in southeastern Utah. Sept. 3, 1883 Stanley, Colonel Commanding, Fort Lewis, Colorado Telegram to Warren Patten, Indian Agent, Ignacio, Colorado Stanley informs Patten that Ignacio and an interpreter have left to gather the facts in the |
