Photograph entitled, "Ute Indian Camp. Garden of the Gods--Shan Kive--1913." Copyrighted by Stewart. Dr Margolin states that the picture is a copy and reduction of a much larger copy in his possession.
Catalog Number 4570: (1) Tribe: Ute Description: "Ute Winter house Navaho Springs, Colorado. Poley #51. Photographer: H. S. Poley Colorado Springs, Colorado Date: Transmitted ? 12-31-13 S. I. Negative Number 45,925-D. (2) Ute "Ute Indians in camp. From the agency near Ignacio, Colo." or "Southern Ute" (2 copies). H. S. Poley Colorado Springs, Color...
Studio portraits and other photographs made by Samuels & Mays of Ute Indians. There are three portraits of Ute Indians, including White Crow and Chief Antelope, identified as the man who killed Nathan Meeker, and a photograph of an American Indian man, probably Ute, identified as having been captured by state game warden Harris at Sulphur Creek. Th...
Indians from the Reservation at Ignacio, Colorado, making camp in the Garden of ther Gods, Colorado Springs, Colorado, to which place a group of about 70, under the leadership of Buckskin Charlie ("War Chief" of the Utes) had come by train to be the feature of the annual "Shan Kive" (good time) of the Pike's Peak region, summer, 1913. H. S. Poley, ...
Copies of cabinet cards (circa late 19th century) depicting portraits, one of M. Redea and one of Severo Arrow Bear with his son, Rob C. Richards.
Photographers unknown, except for one photograph by J. A. Boston, Durango, Colorado. 10 copy prints by Dr Omer C. Stewart, unmounted, various sizes.
One in Powell's hand, 23 pages; one in another hand, consisting of different words from the first, 32 pages.
Contents: Catalog Number 4510: Tribe: (1) Ute Description: Yamapi, a runner for Chief Ouray Photographer: [W. H. Jackson ?] No Date See BAE Negative Number 1586-d. (2) Ute Colorow, Ute chief [W. H. Jackson ?] No Date Cf. 46,785-C. (3) Ute Ignacio, high chief Photograher unknown Copyright 1899 See BAE Negative Number 46,785-F. (4) Ute Ute teepee, Lo...
This bound volume is stamped "Ute Vocabulary" on the spine, and also recorded as Ute in the original catalog. See card pasted on back cover. The inscription on the flyleaf, "Paviotso tribe," (i. e., Paiute) is in Hewitt's hand--a later addition (1926 ?), and apparently an error. Comparison with Manuscript 822, a Paviotso vocabulary of Powell, shows...
Recorded in HRSCV.