New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08


10 one Damp, Their lodges are all nowadays made Of
cotton, cloth: furnished by the Government. are
Sna on ssv'a ss e Sd
disposed as to make sort Of due guard set ~
t Ss % Ss Wc s
closed by nap Of hide or an old blanket The white
which in time extends downward and deepens. until
you have perfect graduation OF color from tee WHITE
bsekness Of the apex, adding greatly to their beauty
Besides this coloraon for which their owners are no.
bright eoors particularly about the doorway and in
band about the base and usually there Will DO one or
ss ao
Or OF % nsy %
find several little huts OF evergreen branches csii0a
wckyups res with queer kettles hanging over them
frames hung with skins In process OF tanning ana soen
ing buffalo robes staked on the ground TO dI or 10 10
painted by the squaws at leisure times piles o, s
among which play ponies stroll and en Ss gle
long lariats OF braided rawhide dogs osrk Sto ,i
different warriors 10 gay suits smoke WIN o'V'ca'
THE NOISES OF THE CAMP.
The noises which strike your are equally vaned
running all the way from the squealing Of poor little
papoose strapped in its coinke cradle, or the really
meodous laughter OF sQusw to the hOarse whnnies OF
hundred horses and the ringing report OF revolver
The sound though which will attract your
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accompanied by the more monot0nons onantng OF n
nor howl nor chant and which could 20 on endessy il
it wasn't OCCASIONALLY stopped by yep from te
The young bucks enjoy TINS Singing ana that il
very funny to white man. have seen two oinerent
tied tightly the mouth Of jar and the other made
OIL Iaw niue h cue h nerS ~ en sv e'''
Their utensils consist almost entirely Of what they
have bought from the whites IRON ana mnware cu'
for instance gourd waterars holding from two
quarts TO q gallon, made Of close wickerwork. wen
pcnea' one oi h ~ Is ,i,ai ~ toa of HACK
pottery and stone ese. but these things are s%S Ss
boys practice with bows and arrows. and use them
al vol, armed with SIars;s and Ballard rifles and the
latest improved winchester carbnes They have plenty
Sayorite game somethnr ike Guots is about the only
use they and for their arrows
dogsane stocS too which they have largely captured
from the Cheyennes and Arapahoes who in turn stole
D s he
es MOI D thsrs IL ts least chance of Winning was
at one o, their track Is always ys
Tner southern pe@hbors are the Nayaios a tribe OF
nt people w s oSsess spSe herds and
v certa mannrscnres he most noted of which
the production OF those pecnary e1ceens nee
@ a. sne "a S or rStsbed nv the
Government but formerly OF their own aa h
Iney MAKE gooa aea1 O o y, whic know
The Navalos nave seen much OF tae % bh %
mSiDed from her coorns
70 ~ .h snS f ywne seams foo con-
ior@aSe to the Old account 70 6e received
yer tbat IL ia n tradition pure 40 far as they know
TRADITIONS OF THE CREATION AND DEUCE
The world was created nv one Power they tell us. and
existed until became too densey populated when the
Creator commanded one man to build an ark and col
- -. :, -, g., an
lect IN IL pair OF every species vi amman ironi al
parts of the earth He did so and remained safe
an ",her .1s te oahSe Indian name OF this nd
viduai could not obtan-couid converse with each
Sn raven at that tme white bird strong Of wing to
see whether the storm fsrly and discover If
aDxiously looked.for return so long that Noah sent
out aer a hs r"a TO hs nature had FORGOTTEN
his errand and was all this time gOrging himself from
dne nossns snt fo b,,no the cn,nrit bact when
u eor b,s wicSedness he was cursed and changed
from White to SacS Soon after this incident the ARK
rested and the animals were sent forth But at this
time the earth was almost entirely covered with
and was where level &c. to get rid Of 1t,
for itself by casting up mountain chains and digging
anu Scb s remained In This ocean,
which tradition described Ouray never believed, he
explained until on his first visit last ne say saw a Inc
d th wbcS came mon the earth but that the
final destruction Of the world will be by fire, after
which 1t Will be peopled by the spirits OF tne pressn
90 hu. nc cannot ascsrtsin that snv Of
these missionaries visited the Utes It must have
reached them so long ago tnat ney nave o
through the SOuthern lndlans VINO hso frequent eom
municatlons with the spanish priests: ,,
ASIDE from such Iraation az .nis, tner regious
oeIot 1uino 60" o,varsa omniscenf
g0oda PERSONA lou, s SYM than mi9ds nv anu
Iney 40 NJ. Wy ~ s,atad cond;tion Pnf ZACH
concro.1 iol VI ,ia. na,ra vbicn Shau tvnitv tn
man seo n tho ~ n,ra and bov and eThhif to his
MS mna an .na. 10 LUZ au a, a ~ ybcb he
pest .ie Ti ,naI nbiao, uhotavari
IS ape 10 cohceNe' Lis & M oo'So', h;,,ad i
may De- ne does hoi noiu sso,eu vi W NC ,o III
any sense as an lu0,, pes on,y s1oao ~ wv al
mighty ana uooo Vue t Gs s ,S haav. a., ON
Subordinate 70 the 1Oou opirI. .ney uee We. is on
Evil Sprit-a splr OF lhalgnans iscneI,