The Case of the Mission Indians in Southern California And the Action of the I
The Case of the Mission Indians in Southern California And the Action of the I
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After a few days I went to Mr. Garland to learn the decision of his office. He said no request had come to him, and he would give his answer within fifteen minutes after it reached him, but not one minute before. Again I went to the Bureau, seeking information as to Mr. Gar land's reply, but none had come. Again, after a few days, I went to the clerk in the Land Division of the Bureau, and saw Mr. Garland's reply, which was that he had but little funds to compensate such service. "My next visit... was to Mr. Garland in company with yourself, the next day after seeing this decision. You remember he told me that I was but wasting my time coming to him. * * * He then referred us to Mr. Robinson's room where, he said, that we would find the corres pondence. "You remember that Mr. Robinson said that Messrs. Brunsen & Wells were represented as having a philanthropic interest in the Indians and willing as an act of charity to undertake their defence and were appointed to the position of special attorneys on the understanding that they were to have no compensation, only an allowance of $200 for actual expenses * * * that, at the request of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a few days I went to Mr. Garland to learn the decision of his office. He said no request had come to him, and he would give his answer within fifteen minutes after it reached him, but not one minute before. Again I went to the Bureau, seeking information as to Mr. Gar land's reply, but none had come. Again, after a few days, I went to the clerk in the Land Division of the Bureau, and saw Mr. Garland's reply, which was that he had but little funds to compensate such service. "My next visit... was to Mr. Garland in company with yourself, the next day after seeing this decision. You remember he told me that I was but wasting my time coming to him. * * * He then referred us to Mr. Robinson's room where, he said, that we would find the corres pondence. "You remember that Mr. Robinson said that Messrs. Brunsen & Wells were represented as having a philanthropic interest in the Indians and willing as an act of charity to undertake their defence and were appointed to the position of special attorneys on the understanding that they were to have no compensation, only an allowance of $200 for actual expenses * * * that, at the request of Mr.
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