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ighbors. Their wealth, for they are a very dian wars—the encroachments of the whites. The work already done wealthy tribe, consists of countless thousands of sheep and goats and innumerable horses ; all descended from flocks and herds originally stolen from the Mesican range of mountains.… … cial care. Under such so- will go far toward it. This ditch was one of the first cial conditions large com- built, and when the Indian munities were impossible. Office failed to clean it out in the spring of 1896 the Each man built his little hut within some certain sec- eally without water during…

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