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Show Copy 7391, D.P.,1890. Fort Duchesne, Utah, December 4th, 1890. To the Assistant Adjutant General, Department of the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska. Sir: In compliance with instructions from your office,dated 28th ultimo, I have the honor to report that I have made a careful observation and inquiry without finding violation of, or failure to fulfill,on the part of the Government, any treaty, obligations or other reasonable grounds for any serious disaffection among the tribes comprising the White River or Uncompahgre Utes. During the time since the commencement of the excitement at the Pine Ridge Agency, I have not been able to discover the least indication that the Uintah Reservation Indians have been disturbed thereby; although it is evident they were informed with regard to the disorder existing there, and of the craze that originated it. So far as they have expressed themselves, it has been in assurance of their regret that other Indians are troubl esome, that the Utes are all-right and will remain so. 01x1 Colorow's following is headed by his son Enie Colorow. They are living on the Du Chesne River. Enie is second chief of |
