Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-13

Indians and Emlgranis, Tho proaon,
season Of emigration from the Atlantic
90 the Pacific seems TO DO regarded ~
the Indians AZ q general good time for
replenlshng their stock ana adding 10
their ohattols, The emigration for the
past ID years has hardly over been freed
from their attentions but the last fow
months the red skins, especially the
Snakes ana Bannooke, appear to have
unresorycdly seeded from the rest Of
mankind" and made themselves parllo-
uarly disagrceablo and dangerous Llko
all other human beings, thoy are SUB
JoctH or influence, arc GREAT ureg OF elr'
oumstnncos, have motives for their ac'
lions, and, II Intercepted, could proc
ably exhibit ns clear why's whereforos
ana hOws ag their paler faced kindred,
We think that we understand the lead-
Ing circumstances that have contribute
ed 90 their present u4llness, and though
we are as fur from toloratlng their mis-
chief az any who have suffered from
their violence, and would be M ready 20
mete cut 10 them 'Justloo" M the most
rigid daolpllnnrlaD,y yet we cannot shake
from our minds that they have been
led Into II, and are, N a great measure,
tho Victims OF Others
We have much TO say on the SUBJ
jcet but win have To defer Il 10 another
time yet, ae tho natives arc disposed To
he troublesome 20 the immigration, w
thlnk q wood Of caution needed nov
There In no necessity for becoming eS.
cited--thc less Of that the better but
the passing immigrants west, as well a.
- LAI I.s IA an. A
travelling together, and be exceedingly
their Information IL Mt fault, difficulties
on the western route can only DO pre-.
vented by particular corofulnoss,
We have been no long free from their
Rnnoyanoes that our boys, we fear,
have got perfectly indifferent about In.
dans, Let un, therefore, say 20 thoss
now going 80 the canyons, do not trust
the Indians overmuch, Treat tho wan'
dorors properly, keep your eyes Open,
say your prayers but keep your pow
der dry.
Military order, Icadduaricrs Di",rIct
Of Utah, Fort Church 70, O. 1862
order No, !, Tho med, pur.
Bunnt 10 orders from nont head
quarters, hereby aas command OF
tho military district Utah, oomprls.
Ing tho Territories eyOdo and Utah,
In assuming conn and " tho district
especially onjoln lpon all dlsbursing
officers the neoossl If bong pnrtlcu
larry attentive, careful and economical
IN their disbursements OF the public
funds that they In no instance pur.
chase from persons who have at any
time by word or act, manifested dla-
loyalty 10 the federal government
BEING oredibly Informed that thero
are In this district persons who, while
claiming and receiving protection 20
llfo and property arc cndeavoring TO
destroy and dcfamo tho principles and
Institutions OF our government under
whose bonign influence they have been
40 long protected, II In therefore most
rIgldly cnjoined upon all commanders
OF posts, camps and detachments, TO
cause 10 be promptly arrested and
closely confined until they have taken
tho oath NJ allegiance 10 the govcrn-
ment OF the United States, nil persons
who from this date shall be guilty of
uttcring treasonablc sentiments ngainst
the government, and upon repetition
Of the offenso 60 be again arrested and
confined until tho facts shall be CONF
municnted 10 those headquarters Trait
tors shall not utter reasonable son,i-
ments In this district with IMMUNITY,
but must seek some moro genial soil,
or receive the punishment thcy 40 rich.
~ merit, ny order Of
r. EDWARD CONNER,
Col Third Infantry, G. v. Com DIS.
trst OF Utah
JAMES W. sTrLLMAN,
A, A, A. General.