Sunday, February 8, 2015

The Sacred Buffalo Vision by Robert J. Juneau and Robert C. Juneau pg.100-101

In conclusion we most urgently request, Mr. Secretary, that some action be taken at once according to our suggestion herein, and which will relieve our present pitiable condition, Very respectfully yours, (signed) May, 1913, Curley Bear, Wolf Plume, Big Springs, Split Ears, John G. Ground, Dick Kipp, John Hunsburger, Orrie Hagerty, George Pablo, Irvin Little Plume, Takes Gun, James Bad Marriage, Louis Monroe, Weasel Head, Tom Jackson, Louis Bear Child, Boss Ribs, Victor Chief Coward, Tom Bear, Harry Wolf, Tallow Ashley, John Shorty, Frank Bostwick, Perry Spotted Bear, John Running Fisher, Good Gun, Eagle Child, Mike Big Lake, Lazy Boy, Earnest Cut Finger, Bad Marriage, Joe Eagle Child, Frank Monroe, Virginia Billedeaux, Black Weasel, Chief White Calf, Bear Head, George West Wolf, Paul Many White Horses, Short Face, Alonzo Skunk Cap, Peter Oscar, John Old Chief, Baptiste West Wolf, Antoine Monroe, Charles Running Wolf, Sam Oscar, Joe Bull Shoe, John Whiteman, Night Shoot, Blackfeet Child, Roderick Many Hides, Old Ground, David Red Head, Bird Rattle, Stingy, White Grass, Nelson Henault, First Shoot, James Ground, James Stingy, Mike Oscar.
Peter After Buffalo states that in December, 1913, his daughter, Agnes, took sick and as she was getting worse and there was no employment to be had and his means were exhausted, he went to Supt. McFatridge and asked him to issue him a ration ticket, so that the child might be provided with food and to prolong her life, if it could not be saved; that he and his family were in destitute circumstances, but he was refused, and his little daughter died; his mother-in-law, an aged woman was taken with sickness and lack of food hastened her death; that his son Billy then took sick, that he again appealed to the superintendent for a little support, but he was told he had horses he could sell for the purpose of providing for his family. His son died in March.
-The Sacred Buffalo Vision by Robert J. Juneau and Robert C. Juneau  
pg.100-101 

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