Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

The RAJ cause % the outbreak % tbs /
ch.pssaa Italians has MT yet appeared
ir ia vr.is. orly the occasion which
brourE an 90 Inevitable war az this
sine. which occasion being the rescue
az prisoner from the united states
msrhaI ana ODE 90 feeling cngendcred
amoas ihs Indians by the treatment ~
WIausss 90 ODE lIluJr-sclllng carfr'
Do order 20 So th' real cause 81 the
chippewa var rlw going on IN Mime
faii Is d. racuuty 20 20 Into history
4 900 was presented in Congress by
kau,a Nelson. nov senator, auth0rla-
ifr ihs division u tho lands ~ tho
various lHl.lb reservations occupied
By che chippewa nniilu. and this blu,
alter iiH passage. was signed BY two
thirds ~ Doe male Indians over ~
ytau 10 age. and became the law
Matters relating 60 lands and the like
ore subject Go negotiations between the
government and she Indians. aud rc-
qlIu an aoi N Congress, approved by
ihs President uud the signature Of at
lsas, twl-thlfla % she male Indians
over o years Of age. The terms " the
aatmrnt " the lands IN acycraliy
were practically chose! The Indians
Cs'l ,hl0se Iholr acres on the rea0rya-
DO H1 which they reside, and thu re-
tAfurr 10 lhr lands, together with the
imU. 90 was 90 Doc Flld, Tho Pine tlfn-
u vas % be al.d 90 market price, not
~ illu u pr 1000 furt ~ standing
NlH, ON some acres this ihnhtr would
amount 90 1000 ~ io.0u1 fops, and On
..s Hhlle seven reservations ot tho
,HN uH would amluat 90 u Nery
!aIse sum Of money. The proceeds %
HH..l VEN 90 BE- held "a tllr. ~
poe Eltarrmcnt Tor nfty years, tho IL
AAaa receive o ptr cent per annum
u 'ish aud lt she end OF that term
Naa principal was 90 De- divided poi
,ll'iA among the Chippewa tribes 20
aHf.ll. This I'LL Went Into cncct Ia
le, .ti nyu cnmmlsfl 1n,fa were APP
Ih o. zoo q salary 81 $40 a day, % at
wa 10 thg d.v.slun These commits
g'. Wrr. allowed several clerks at
a Gay and employed a ANAL army
amDrr cruisers" % 20 over the
al4s ana estimate the climber. The
80 cruisers We're 90 receive s. a
~ erl ihv assistants $3.50. About
s.Nll-hNU were employed az one time,
~. 500, n this machinery was 10 be-
Nllr hy The Indians. or IN other
lla' 7. vas 10 come from tho prl-
N,4a VI thg sales.
,.lle sevon reservations occupied by
,hlpf was Ia Minnesota are sub.
(" the AGENT al i.eoch Lake. with
.'At.t,i ut other places. The reHcr,
h.. are Known as white Earth
NV lAkg, eass Lake. l.ecch Lake
.ie oak Point Mlll0 Lac and Blii
~ ana The total number u indian.
~. 'h lhap, s.N23, according ~ the lis
"a, agent at that time, Captain ~. T.
s,it or LIS Gates, cal They wer,
i.,N according 90 tribes. as FOL
Cgl nterillls, Ci5, pcmbluaa. 2i2
~. HiAls' sUi RED Lakes. its1
y5tl. We az the FIRST two rtser
,4N'ns named. and are clnsids M,
n, n' friendly OF the other trihos I'M
l@lca numbered about 500 IN
IA ,,r.llth l1y0, the MIsslssipplB i.aO
a.. Whiie oak Points $50. These. too
~. ~ white oak Point rcservailon
All ,,lss lakes and WnuIblgashlsh All
III "s l.eech lake or PiliuFer Indian
an, ap'ut hllf OF them having mead
cL'IH il Boar Island. IA ghis f1nIN
49, about $500 lighting men can \
leaving uut the twb psncsa hl
M, ANpnA Every man has ma hcav
mn. ''a.ef rifle Tor uaa IN huuting deer
49,, sAuh}u, wolves. lynx, b.a
70. gua an occasional panther. while
e5r.,,it.n..e, indian hls meat and furs am
49,. ''utrs largely 30 his living. Tn
Rl,,,,., gn'at the upper MississipT
Of di.l 'n nah, which IL a staple arilcl
tn nlth the native American.
"'7' commissioners were ap