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Show Relations with Non- Indians - 569 investigation into the situation in Bluff, Utah. U. S. H. S/ B8 1 & 2 Oct. 26, 1914 Jones, A, First Assistant Secretary of the Interior Letter to the Attorney General Jones gives the attorney general the text of four telegrams communicated between the superintendent at Navajo Springs and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs re: the Everett Hatch case. U. S. H. S./ B8 1 & 2 Oct. 27, 1914 Warner, Charles, Assistant Attorney General Letter to the Secretary of the Interior Warner asks if Everett Hatch is an Indian, as communications that he has received are not clear on that matter. U. S. H. S./ B8 1 & 2 Oct. 27, 1914 Meritt, E. B., Assistant Commissioner Letter to Reed Smoot, U. S. Senator Meritt informs Smoot that he has received the petition from San Juan County citizens concerning Indians in that area. U. S. H. S./ B8 1 & 2 Oct. 29, 1914 Covey, Claude C , Supt., Navajo Springs Agency Letter to Commissioner of Indian Affairs Lula Wetherhill, wife of an Indian trader, has tried to persuade Hatch to surrender, but he absolutely refused. A Federal grand jury found an indictment against Hatch. U. S. H. S./ B8 1 & 2 Nov- 6, 1914 Meritt, E. B., Assistant Commissioner Letter to Claude C Covey |