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Last Indian War in Colorado 1887 Uintah Utes clashes
Colorados last conflict with Indians on state soil occurred in late summer 1887 near Meeker Rangely and White River. Colorado National Guard under Gen Reardon and Gov Adams sent troops after Sheriff Kendall clashes with Colorow and his band. Major Leslie and Prays scouts engaged, a suturing fight near Rangely, reinforcements arrived from Meeker, and a council of war followed as the campaign continued toward Blue Mountain and further actions.
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Colorado
Colorads
Meeker
White River
Uintah Reservation
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Tom Hammond
Rangely
George Teedt
J M Woods
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Hammond
Grand Jury
Garfield County
J C Kendall
Kendall
Frank Hall
Adams
Adjutant General
Bear River
Kendalls
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Glenwood Springs
Qarfield County
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Colorado National Guard
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Leadville
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Aspen
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Gypsum
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Reardon
Glen Springs
Rifle Creek
Morgans Ranch
Morgana Lane
George West
JL Pitchard
White River Valley
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Maj ‘Or Leslie
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Stedmans Ranch
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Caffrey
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Stewart
Jasper Ward
Kendall and Hooper
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