Veteran:! an I IVlnladen, Listen to the l.jle cail. ANNVAL CAMP riKC At Provoof F. II lndla.n War Vlrtnof Vlewrt. Invitations are out lor the twelfth annual ciiuiptlre an I reunion nf the t'lah Indian War Veterans to lie held si Hit' I'rovo Lake resort, Aug. 2:ir.l "0:h. Those attending are expected to bring wagon, tent and mess kit, forage and rations for the four days. Dear Ciini'iide. : Those who stood together in the 'lark day of 1 wiS-lSftw, are again Invited to assemble In social reunion to review the experiences nf the paM, thank God for his care and blessings, to more unite us together III the boo is ol Iriendahip and to pay respect to our fallen comrades. This Invitation Is extended mote particularly par-ticularly to the Summit County comrade. com-rade. Reiectful!y yours, Gen. W. II, KlMiiM.I., Cm.. W. W. Ci.crr, Cait. Aim Ei.tiaxnoa. Senovlsr ksarni'i DlU lo Pe-v ttm VlavH Indlivn War Velerw.no. Numerous requests hnving tieen made for a cupy nf the bill Introduced by Senator Sen-ator Thomas Kearn In March of this year in the United States Senate, in relation lo placing on the Government pension roll the veterans who fought In the Indian war in the Territory ol I'lnh the bill is herewith reproduced from the Tribune. Flfty-elstith ronsresi Hesslon H. In tbe Kcuate uf the t' titteil states, March. I'.sil. Ur K earns asked ami. by unanimous uon-elit, uon-elit, oIiUIiuhI leave t. trlh in 4lu li.lliiwlns bill, whl. h was read twice ami relerrvt tn the I'uuiluluee on Tensions: A HI I.I. To sitehil the ptovli'.ons, limitations and -j ufufctii sbb te 4 Ju.y. lit'iiiy-M-v-nlb. eighteen buQilred anil Bltisly two. as ainviilel by the ARtol June twenty-si'vetilb, ulueteeu humlred and two. and for other pur- 1. B It euarteil by tha Haiiat and Honse of Heprrseutatives of tbe tutted elates uf America 111 Congress assembled. That tbe provisions of tlis Aotof July twenty-seventh, eighteen buudred and ninety two, as amended by the Act of June twenty seventh, nineteen hundred aud two, W. and Ihe same are hereby sxtcuded to Include the Indian w ars which occurred In tiie Territory of Utah, down to and luchidliiK those which took place In the year slahteen hundred and sixty-seven; Provided; That liefnn-the nam of any per sun shall bo placed Us,n the ieiiiluu n.lls under this Act proof ihsll lie msde, under such rules aud regulations as the t iiiumlsslinier of Pensions, with tbe approval of tbe Hecretary of tbe Interior, itiall pre-erllii. that tbe applicant It entitled to a ciiiuti under this act . . TbeUssor lack of a cerlllleata of dhcharue shall ma deprive the applli ant nf tbe Is uetli of this a.-t. but other proof of the service performed and an biiiniranedli.'hnrie. It i!l-!a. lory, iball be deemed snrneleiit, and ttbea there IB no record re-cord evidence uf sneb service and surh dls- harae tha .tppllcanl rusy stabllsh the same by other satisfactory testimony. The purpose of thl bill Is to give all Indian War veterans wbo fought the Indians in Utah in the early day of it ettlement a pensionable statue and to place tlieln oil the same basis with all soldiers who are entitled to pension under governmental enactment. The great difficulty that will confront the I'tuh veteran is tha lact that there ere no records 00 file III the war department ilio-ving theenlistrucnt of those veterans ai obtains In tiie case ol soldier who fought In the Civil War. In the latter case the records are complete showing the name ol the enlisted soldier, the place where he enlisted, the length of service and other data. There is no record re-cord at band giving complete data a to these Indian war veterans aud unless thin data li secured uuny who will be entitled to peusiuns.xill be deprived of what they are justly entitled to. An elforl is now being oiac'e throughout the Statu to get as complete a record as possible in order to ascertain who the pensioner are. When thl data ha been collected and collated it will be placed in the hand of L' lab's representatives represen-tatives in Congress, aud, should Ihe bill introduced by Senator Kearus pil-s, as there is every prospect that it w ill, the Utah representatives will be In a position posi-tion to obtain lor these Indiau war veterans vet-erans the rewards hich are their by just desert.