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Description
Enclosed within is a letter from J. Montgomery Peters. Henley believes that the Indians shouldn't be fed in their current location and should instead be established on the Klamath River near the coast and plans to visit the location in Spring. Peters mentions The Salmon, the Lower Trinity, and Eel Rivers. He mentions that many of the Indians in his letter are on the main highways leading from Trinidad in Klamath Company from Union town and other areas such as Humboldt County.
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