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Show Land - 407 be removed from the reservation. Sept. 1(?), 1884 Patten, Warren, Agent, So. Ute Agency Letter to John H. Bowman, Agent, Navajo Agency In response to Bowman's recent letter, Patten has asked Major Hall, Commanding, Fort Lewis, to aid him in returning any Utes that have left the reservation. He comments that from 8 to 85 Navajo Indians come almost weekly to trade at the reservation store. He asks that Bowman also try to keep the Navajos from trespassing on Ute land. Sept. 20, 1884 Price, H., Commissioner of Indian Affairs Letter to A. S. Hughes, Esq., Traffic Manager, Denver and Rio Grande R. R., Denver, Colorado Price responds to Hughes' request for a description of the So. Ute Reservation boundaries. NA/ RG 75 Oct. 28, 1884 Price, H., Commissioner Letter to W. M. Clark, So. Ute Agency Price requests from Clark more details on possible surveying trip along borders of the Reservation, prior to giving authorization. Jan. 2, 1885 Price, H., Commissioner of Indian Affairs Letter to William M. Clark, So. Ute Agency Price writes about surveying the boundaries of the Southern Ute Reservation. July 24, 1885 Bowman, John H., Indian Agent, Navajo Agency, N. M. Letter to Agent, So. Ute Agency, Colorado Bowman requests Southern Ute agent to take the Utes who are camping on the Navajo reservation |
