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Letter to Superintendent stating that the Santa Clara students would not be coming to Santa Fe. (

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Creator

Department of the Interior. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Santa Fe Indian School. Santa Clara Day School.??

Title

Letter to Superintendent stating that the Santa Clara students would not be coming to Santa Fe.

Description

Letter to Supt. Crandall from Miss True regretting that she would not be bringing her students to Sanat Fe because the Indians who had agreed to provide wagons and teams demanded money. The Indians believed that Miss True had been given money for transportation. As a consolation she was going to provide her students with a large picnic.

Date

4 May 1903

Collection

National Archives at Denver
Parent institution	National Archives and Records Administration
Location	Broomfield , United States of America
Authority file	: Q29982709 NAID: 22

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DPLA identifier: adce6197c3bdb61fe22b2b257bd4edc3
National Archives Identifier: 293205

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