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1. 2010.3.175

   The history of the Ute Indians

   Record Type: Library

   
2. 2010.3.182 - 2011924861

   An overview of the life and times of Chief Ouray

   Record Type: Library

   
3. L1999.1.23 - Print, Photographic

   Picture of Tony Buck son of Buckskin Charlie-last hereditary Chief of the Southern Utes

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. L1999.1.24 - Print, Photographic

   Taken in Washington D.C 1878 when Otto Mears was appointed special commissioner to make a treaty with the Ute Indians. Shown in the picture, frame i back Otto Measr and Col. H. Page. Frame 1 front row: Galota, Savero, Shavanaux and Jacknick. Second Frame back row: Worelein and Gen. Chas. Adams. Frame 2 front row: Igantio, Hon. Shurz, Ouray and Chipeta. Frame three back row: W.H. Berry . Frame 3 Front Row: Olio Blanco, Tapnich, Capt. Jack and Tim ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. L1999.1.26 - Print, Photographic

   Buckskin Charlie in full Chief's dress. He was the last hereditary Chief of the Capote-Moache band of Utes from the San Luis Valley at the 1880 treaties to remove the Indians from the Valley. He died in 1936 at the Southern Ute Agency near Durango.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. L1999.1.28 - Print, Photographic

   Picture of 2 men, 2 woman and a child. They are Capote-Moache Ute who inhabited the San Luis Valley during the early Spanish-Mexican-American Settlement Period.

   Record Type: Photo