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Warm Spring U. S. Indian Scouts 124

Capt. George, Warm Spring U. S. Indian Scout 126

Curly Headed Doctor 130

Ben Lawver 142

Schonchin's Rock 145

Shaknasty Jim's Camp 155

Curly Haired Jack and two Modoc Warriors 157

A Company of U. S. Soldiers at old Ft. Klamath 158

U. S. Soldiers in the Lava Beds 159

Old Chief Schonchin 1GO

Schonchin and Jack in Chains 1G2

Bird'seye View of all the Buildings at old Ft. Klamath 163

Officers' Quarters at old Ft. Klamath 165

George Denny, Slolux 190

Black Jim and Boston Charley 191

Old Fort Klamath, Present Day 192

U. S. Indian Agent's (old) Building, Headquarters Quapaw Agency 194

Peter Schonchin and Family 195

Henry Hudson and wife 196

Johnny Ball 197

One-Eyed Dixie 199

Martha Lawver 200

Wi-ne-ma, Present Day 201

Rev. Steamboat Frank, son and sisters 214

Frank Riddle 216

Wi-ne-ma 217

The Author when a boy 218

The Author, present day 219

Warm Spring U. S. Indian Scout 223

Gen. B. R. S. Canby 224

Gen. Canby's Cross 226

Grave of Gen. E. R. S. Canby 227

Panorama of the Lava Beds 229

Dr. E. Thomas 230

Plot where lie the remains of Rev. E. Thomas 231

Hon. Leroy S. Dyar 233

Princess Mary 235

Judge J. A. Fairchild 236

Toplash, a Modoc War Survivor 239

Col. A. B. Meacham 240

Grave of Col. A. B. Meacham 247

U. S. Grant (Modoc Warrior) and grandchildren . . . 249

Capt. O. C. Applegate 250

Allen David, a Klamath Chief 253

Capt. O. C. Applegate and Klamath Chiefs 257

Jim Winnishett 259

Judge E. Steele 260

U. S. Indian Agent's new building at Quapaw Agency 283

Modoc Prisoners' Children at Quapaw Agency School 292, 294