Letter From the Secretary of the Interior Transmitting Papers Additional to Tho
Letter From the Secretary of the Interior Transmitting Papers Additional to Tho
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BENEDICT. C. H. BAKSTOW. Crow Agency, Mont. , -February G, 1885.
[Inclosure — Exhibit C] Crow Agkncy, Territory of Montana, ss; Personally appeared l)efore me this 9th day of February, 1885, Mr. R. T. Stewart, ■who after being sworn deposes and says: I am a resident of the Crow Reservation ; have lived among the Crows nearly twenty years, and am generally acquainted with the whole tribe ; wasaboutlhe agency more or less, while the Blake and Wilson lease was being signed. With tlui exception of ...Spotted Horse and Bear Wolf all the Crows seem pleased with the idea of leasing their lauds. I speak the Crow language, and on a few occasions acted as iuterjireter for the leasers.
The lease was fully explained to them — the amount they were to receive per year — and I am satislied there was not an Indian in camp that did not uiuler. Stand it as it was when they signed it. Heard Mr. Barstow, the agency clerk, tell the Indians that they received a letter from Honorable Commissioner of Indian Affairs, saying no more beef could be furnished for present fiscal year, and that the amount on hand would he exhausted by April 1, 1885; but I do not think that had much, if any, iulluence with them in obtaining their signatures, because at the time of signing many of the chiefs wanted to be paid their share in stock cattle, and talked about it to all present.
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BENEDICT. C. H. BAKSTOW. Crow Agency, Mont. , -February G, 1885.
[Inclosure — Exhibit C] Crow Agkncy, Territory of Montana, ss; Personally appeared l)efore me this 9th day of February, 1885, Mr. R. T. Stewart, ■who after being sworn deposes and says: I am a resident of the Crow Reservation ; have lived among the Crows nearly twenty years, and am generally acquainted with the whole tribe ; wasaboutlhe agency more or less, while the Blake and Wilson lease was being signed. With tlui exception of ...Spotted Horse and Bear Wolf all the Crows seem pleased with the idea of leasing their lauds. I speak the Crow language, and on a few occasions acted as iuterjireter for the leasers.
The lease was fully explained to them — the amount they were to receive per year — and I am satislied there was not an Indian in camp that did not uiuler. Stand it as it was when they signed it. Heard Mr. Barstow, the agency clerk, tell the Indians that they received a letter from Honorable Commissioner of Indian Affairs, saying no more beef could be furnished for present fiscal year, and that the amount on hand would he exhausted by April 1, 1885; but I do not think that had much, if any, iulluence with them in obtaining their signatures, because at the time of signing many of the chiefs wanted to be paid their share in stock cattle, and talked about it to all present.
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