making peace, but we will see next council. We will reach terms sure. I do not like to see so many soldiers. They are not here for any good purpose. I know it. I feel it. I see it."
Thomas: "Brother Schonchin, don't get scared. The soldiers will not hurt you; don't be afraid."
Schonchin: "Oh no, I ain't scared or afraid. Do not let that worry you, Thomas."
Canby: "When you are ready for our next council let us know."
They all parted after a good handshake all around; some of the Indians going with the Commissioners to their quarters or camps.
Capt. O. C. Applegate. In front of him the first is Long Jim's (a Modoc warrior) wife, Indian name Lac-el-es; the second is Me-hu-no-lush, (she is blind). Wi-ne-ma Tobey Riddle is in the rear; in front of her is Sau-kaa-dush. Frank Riddle at the right; in front of him is Martha Mainstake, sister of Betsy Pokumkus, The Wild Girl, Indian name Lauw-Lauw- Waush. These four Modoc squaws were prisoners in charge of Captain O. C. Applegate. This photo was taken by Muybridge at Riddle's camp, 1873.
