The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

| troops back The Arizona Indians are not by any
means subdued, as recent reports clearly show.
There is yet much to be done to secure the pacin-
cation OF the Territory.
IDAHO.
The principal reservation in Idaho Ia that OF the
shoshones and Bann0cks. They number 1,100 and
are contented with their home. The NeZ PerceZ
have valuable reservation in the northwest OF
the Territory containing 100000 acres, made up OF
bottom and valley land. The Lapwais have their
ground fenced in and raise good crops, besides
being provided with comfortable dwellings, The
Pond d'Oreilles and spokanes are provided for at
government agencies.
NEVADA.
There are several tribes In this State related to
those In Utah. There are two reservations In
Nevada-one situate on Truckee River, near Its
mouth, which includes within its limits Pyramid
Lake; the other is near the mouth Of Walker
River, including within Its limits Walkers Lake.
The fish is plentiful and excellent. The land Is
much improved and the Indians are willing to
work for compensation. The Piutes, Shoshones,
washoes and Goskoots number altogether about
seven thousand souls.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
There are eight reservations in Washington the
number Of Indians is about 1000. BY treaty
fourteen tribes and bands we're united on the
Yakahama Reservation, the largest in the Terri
tory. It was formerly occupied as military sta
ton fort Simcoe), and all the buildings
were turned over to the Indians in good order.
Number OF Indians, 27oo. Five reservations are
included at Tulalip, near Bellingham Bay, which
embraces large swamp Of IL, 600 acres, capable
OF being drained. There are 1000 Indians at
Tulalp, who are industrious. They have plenty OF
cattle and make profitable business OF cutting
down wood.
The Chehallis Reservation contains 5000 acres Of
rich aluvial land on the Chehallis River. 1t was
purchased by the government for the use Of the
Indians, but the treaty not having been ratified by
Congress there have been fears they would De dis
turbed in possession. They numoer 500, including
Chinooks, shoal Water Bays, Clatsops and Hamp-
totops. Chehallis, Colvie, Shokomish. Mean
Bay and other agencies are in fair condition. The
other tribes in Washington are the Occur dAlenes,
Spokanes, walla waas, Payallops and Umatias.
Portions OF the Fourth artillery ana Twenty-1rs
infantry have been serving in Washington.
OREGON.
the six reservations in this state include Warm
Springs and Klamath. The two named have now
become historical, Klamath being the home In
which the government placed the murderer Jack
and where he refused TO remain, and Warm
Springs having furnished Donald Mckay and his
band Of warriors, who fought effectively against
the Modocs. Umatilla Reservation has 1900 In.
dams, representing three tribes-the walla waUas,
tie Cayuse and Umatillas. They are intermarried
with the Lapwais, the Simcoes and Warm Springs
The Grand Rondc Reservation is well supplied
with CATTLE Alsea has great natural resources and
Is capable OF supporting large population, and
Siletz supports Q number OF fragmentary tribes
and bands. They are reported to be restless and
quarresome. There Is a reservation set apart
near Fort warner for rovipg bands Of Indians The