Report and abstract of J. Ross Browne, 1858

Key Points

Poor conditions for Indians on Mendocino Reservation stem from severe mismanagement.
Key evidence includes accounts detailing supplies sent to both Indians and white laborers in 1858.
Assessment examines testimonies and articles regarding the situation on the reservation.
This analysis highlights systemic issues, emphasizing the need for better management and support.

Abstract

Abstract and full report of J. Ross Browne in relation to the poor condition of the Indians in Mendocino Reservation due to mismanagement. Attachments include accounts of articles furnished from the Reservation to the Indians and white laborers, and a memorial prepared by G. Canning Smith against T. J. Henley.

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Browne, J. Ross (John Ross), 1821-1875 (Tue,) studied this question.

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