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Fort Laramie Treaty
Fort Laramie Treaty 4/29/1868
Hopi Petition Asking for Title to Their Lands
Hopi Petition Asking for Title to Their Lands 3/27/1894 - 4/10/1894
A Paiute drawing his bow and arrow; two others in festive costume
A Paiute drawing his bow and arrow; two others in festive costume 10/1872
Uinta Ute warrior and his bride on horseback, northwest Utah
Uinta Ute warrior and his bride on horseback, northwest Utah 1874
Colorado River. Near upper end of the canyon. Boats of the Powell Expedition of 1872 pictured. Beaman photo. ("Romance of the Colorado River", page 267 calls this "A Halt for Observations", possibly S
Colorado River. Near upper end of the canyon. Boats of the Powell Expedition of 1872 pictured. Beaman photo. ("Romance of the Colorado River", page 267 calls this "A Halt for Observations", possibly S 1871 - 1878
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