Show HOTEL OSSIP i I Contrary to the general geneal opinion that tat Indiana Idin Inin are ar gradually dying dIng out it is I a tact that the race is 18 fat tha te gradually lag big said A O 0 Bd A Wright supervisor of In dian schools at the Lie yesterday There ne are now Indians in the United States Ste of which number tSO 60 are ae on o the Indian reservations and the provisions made within the lat last two I years year by congress will wil tend more than ver ever to increase the race raC The govern government ment ent is Ig gradually taking from th them m the I rations heretofore handed out and the an annuities a OR on 01 which they have depended ind nd i b is allotting to them individually pieces p ee of land where they wilt will wH have to take care cre of and on un which they will wl have to sub subsist ajat sst Soon Son there wid be no more m re land Jand h held ld in common commo by the thc race The plan now is I to 10 them as a much land as 0 a one otte on needs ne usually 16 acres acre which he holds for lor years before the government gives him a right in tee lee sim simpie simpie pie to t it t Many lan ot the Ute Indians Indias have haye already donte do this t and are doing it i right along ong As A soon loon on as a the te Indian leaves leaven leve his tribal and acquires a land he be becomes be becomes comes a citizen and at this time tm nearly th J race ha vc done do e this and are citizens Joshua Johua Greenwood district attorney for forthe fortl forthe the tl Filth Fifth district is at the White House Hous Speaking ot of o the conditions in Millard bUlard county yesterday he said This snow which w we e are having makes things thIng look very much muc better beter there but it needs neds a I whole lot more of It I yet et You see the the ground there was so dry that it i wilt will wl take tae Big snows snowa to iO counteract the heavy drought of the past pa three years Legal business in the district is pick picking pickIng ing ipg up uJ right along Most lost of ot the th lidga litigation liga tion ton comes from front the mining camps and now nw that tha Stateline is getting to be quite quit 9 a a camp mp it is 18 increasing ste t dlly ly How ow nose ee aver cr there is very little criminal bust busi 1081 A A H Kearnes Keares of Gunnison who has ha charge harge rge Or of B F Saunders Sunders cattle catte in Ari An Ar sent na was at the White House Hous The Tl range rae down in Arizona is very said sid he uI It has ha not been ben so dry Si ere as a it has been in Utah though we have not had all aU the water we needed at hv times s but this snow makes the the coun corns country countr try tr alt all right for cattle It I has been an easy ey winter and ad the prospects prospect now are that the Ue evil evi effects which were antici anticipated anticipated by reason r n of ot a scarcity of water will Wl pate not be bo felt Mt f t This makes the cattle catte met mea mea all al over ver the country countI happy happ P O 0 Earl Ear of Minneapolis passed through Salt Lake Lae yesterday on his way home hoe after a pleasure trip to t California Speaking of smallpox In the th state of Minnesota he said saki sid The epidemic of smallpox In my state Is not so 50 s widespread as aUpx it I Is in Utah but bu we have had ha nil all al we want of it As A soon as a it appeared after the return of the soldiers from the Phil Philippines our state board bord of health heh took tok the necessary measures against it I spread spreading lug ing I and we have had it I welt well wel in ln hand from the start sart We Ve have compulsory vaccina vaccination tion for school children there and it was enforced tio from the start starL All An the school schoolchildren schoolchildren children were ere vaccinated ted and there was no to it I In fact the people all I in vaccination and consequent consequently ly 1 we had th the trouble that you yon have bad had it Utah Uth Miss Rose Roe E Davis of St Anthony Anthon Ida Jda Idaia Is ia J at the Re 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