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[not legible] with any one else. They build much sheds for summer dwelling and cavs for winter. They bestow no care whatever worth selection, erosion or adornment of their horses. There on farmer [not legible] after low is our [not legible]. They are dirty and filthy in their personal appearance. They are exceedingly improvident, literally [not legible] [not legible] of this [not legible]. After the spring overflow of the [not legible] plant their seeds, melons, pumpkin, corn, wheat, barley, beans and squash. All them grown in abundance and for [not legible] farm months they [not legible] west. The Colorado valley produces an abundance of mosquitos and [not legible] [not legible] which is the staple article of diet for the Indians.
