BURNELL C. DAWSON P. O. !.1:i Zr-4 LONE PrilE, cA 93545 Unpublished liiscellaneous rlaterlal on Itrative Americans Oomplled by Burrell C. Dav.rson, l,one Pine, California 1e77-81 Inclex Reeollectlons of 40-70 years ago by -- Ellzabeth I. Ulecham Henry 011vas Ellzabeth L, Mecham l3everidge Ross Spear Louls Arcularlus ELlzabeth L. Meehem Sil-as Ness ELlzabeth I. Mecham Ar1le Brierly Llfe Story of Hank Hunter An Account of the Paiute War Koso Alphabet ancl Vocabulary Notes on pages I. to 50. Palute Vocabulary Coll-ected by irfargaret Herleman IVotes frorn Phllip Buff Notes from Tnlnan Buff Blg Snoky Va11ey Shoshonl Vocabulary Vocabulary of a Nahuatl Dlalect Buff SOth Annlversary Recoll-eetion of Ben B. Baker Paiute ltlurder Hlstory of a 1.{ixed-blood Yawllminne Faml3-y Petroglyphs BURREI.L C. DAWSON P. O. DOX 794 LONE Prr.iq Ct 93515 1. 2. az U1 F r./ r 6. 8. 10. 11. 16. 18. 2O. 24. 51. 33. 60. 65. 67. 69. 70. 7t' ?5. 94. oo A Roek fnscrlptlon ln the CyrllLte ? Alphabet i{ap of a Pre-white Vl1J.age Site Llfe Illstory of Ph111p G. Buff troglyphs Sketoh Map of Charllers Butte 1z H111 ?lctograph BU!TRE!.1 C. DAWSON P. O. Eox 794 toNE Pil{E CA 93545 Ll_5. 114. 115. l-37 . 143. 144. )4/u&* Cr"*A SJ;# t 'ro*. -rR* *a*y-#o*'o1. a**nAa.''f ,f"gf*/ -4,,** -{- ;:;,:i:J,,',* -> Sxcerpted from personal comrunlcetlon of 12-6-19?? from tr]Ilza- beth L. Mechan, Rt 1 Box 416, Bayslcle CA 9b5e4. George ltpkln wrltes of Joe Peterson and hls ranch ln the Argrrs Range east slde . H€ and hls slster tuabel hecl a beautlful plaee there. Joe dled L905 T.B. I knew them both as a chlld. Joe Copper- staln woulcl come over the 20 odd mlles to our camp l.[lllspaugh for grocerles and mall - lf he had any and news of hls eouslns }anamlnt George. Indlan Georg.e Hanson and famlly who always cane up ln the summers and camped at dlfferent places, springs or on Juno- tlon FIat. fn the 40rs when George and hls son ivilke Hansoa died at dlfferent tlmes - Some of the fanlly left and came to Darwln to tell me. PanamLnt George vrould tell- me how he and hls father sat on a hlllsitle and watchett the 49ers struggle through - afrald to help these strange looking people , as word had come on ahead of their robbing camps along the way. George was born rg44, dLed Sept 18r1945, buried somewhere in ranamint Va1ley with others of his family. liarrn Sprlngs vras their winter home. yfalu Sprlngs ln Panamlnt Valley, non' miscalled the fndian Ranch, is a small- rese?- vation. Llttle sparkllng creek - ir,.iollles goats lf we needed extra mules we got them from George. ^/ |\j- P*t6--"-^ %rl-4/L w;&"-* @-f* ah.-j' 5 -*".-(& a/^- U) 4 0t -T;4" ;-4 "r ,.t/- / /*e7 ari -Z/rt -''rua/:-'tz'-/ {t -xl-<:4 fi + HL 7{a'*^',-'- 4frN' )(t' s c' a-y' 3z SUR,R5'-L C. DAWSON P.O. BOX 536 LONE iriNE, CA 935{5 Ar2.L -r"7* 3l v G) BURRELL C. DAWSON P, O. EOX 794 LoNE PrNE, CA 9354t Personel conmunloation from Henry 011vas, Lone Plne, 1-6-78. Mo11le Hanson hercled. goats. Panamlnt Tom and George Hanson worked. around mlnes as well ag ranehes. Chappo Dlaz vras a colrrboy. Sometimes worked for Lubken. Never marrled. Took name from Dlaz fantly who llved near Dlaz Lake. Frank tselIas dld some rlding but was mostly a ranch hand, i,lanuel Bellas the same, These three }ived nostly arouncl Lone Plne 1n the sunmer and Keeler ln the wlnter. Frank Bellas lras a good hay stacker. Inctlans oamped out then. They dtd not llve ln houseg. Ttrhen some one clled. they burnecl every thlng ancl moved. They usually oampecl out alongslile the D( a oquecluot. Coso Hot Sprlngs was not a Bermanent settlernent but Indians were always coming and going there on account of the baths. fndlans were at Haiwee Sprlng most of the tJme. rn surnmer time the PanamLnt va]-ley rncllans oamped with thelr goats at a sprlng 5 or 6 miles north of the Junction. -6 A/-& ;/*"2-"; BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BOX 7J4 LONE PlNt, cA 935/,5 Exoerpts from letter from Ellzabeth L. Mecham of 1-6-2g. we had horse thelves at various tlmesrwho rounded up stock runnlng loose on trunctlon Flat ancl surrounding eountry - the Incltans ancl a eouple tlmes some of ours. They were rln clourn r/{ater Canyon ancl across pannmint Va11ey south end elther over the slate Range or thnr lTlngate Pass anci on to Barstovr ancl. loaded on tralns for the East wlth other stock held there from other parts of the county. r memtLon no names, tho we knew n'ho they were. Joe Peterson anci sister hlabeL had thelr flne garden and fnrlt trees orlglnally planteCl when Searles brothers located the lake enil settled there - used the gard.en spot es a sunmer retreat - an6 when Trona establ-ishetl after Joe died 1905 about - Mabel llved on there alone for years antl sol"d the water - it really was a garden spot. I usecl to rlde there to see them ancl hunt our horses who ranged all over wlth the fndlan stock and the wild horses, which were many when I was growlng up. Tennessee Sprlngs was a fine spring at base of idaturango - west side up from the Junctlon about 4 miles to the north. our Inclians eamped there often ln sunme" up from their winter home in panamint Valley at tiraru. Springs miscelled fncllan Ranch ls a very small res- e::vatlon - a winter home long before the white man showed up - rfstrange looking peopl-e'f who robbed the fndian carnps as they made thelr way lnto Death Valley. f often rode over to visit my fncltan frlends vrhen ever they cane up hone and camped. at varlous places around Junction Flat. Early day fndian$ had territorles of their ow:n - an Lnvisible boundary over whleh they did not enter other trihr tribes spots of eountry. Death Valley Ind.lans ancl panamint fndlans were el-ose but our Coso Indians were dlfferent and hacl thelr own temitory and Sall.ne ValJ.ey fndlens after 1900 they began to mlngle a. fron ELM 1-6-7e and. lntermarry. BURRELL C' DAWSON P. o. Box 794 LONE PINE, cn g:sl6 rn the 1950rs on€ of the ord stages was at wanr sprlngs fndlan Georges wlnter home and glven to hln by the ov/ners Cheese- brough - I belleve when the stage lLne was dlscontinuecl. from EIM 2-ZZ-78 rn 1910f s rncllans oamped at chlna Gard.en sprlng ancl rndlan Garclen sprlng ln sectLons 14 end r0, T z0 s, R 40 E, MDM. aFr' ct ,4 e t 6h.C ?@ 'tu72u- T 2t, 22 s//) K ?tt +z €7 -7.7.2 b 7?.L. BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. BOX 794 LONE Pll,lE, CA 93t{6 From Beverldge Ross Spear L-26-78 Frank Bellas hacl a camp below Haiwee Resewolr ln wlld Rose Canyon neer Vrtld Rose Sprlngs, now ealLed Rose Sprlng. Ben Eunterr s father worked for tlJtlLlan Lyle Hunter and took the Hunter name. Ben was bllnd. There are twln peaks northerly of the Race Track. These are the Ubehebe Peaks. Ubehebe means a womanrs breasts. Itred BelLas has a son Leonard. Chappo DLaz Bellas could not speak mrch Engllsh. H€ lovecl horse racing. He was always at aLl races trylng to nake a buok, rldlng, worklng, betti.ng. John Glen was from liiono Lake. He was caLled Mono John. Hls fatherts name was lYlllle and he bacl a brother Anclrew. Johnts wife Nell-le was laundress for B.R. Spear. Mono John clalmecl 160 acres at the mouth of firttle Creek nerb to MeCall and Mlller ranches. (See maB page 58 Saga of Inyo County) Mls. Edwarcls trled to nrn llono off and clalm lt for herself but Ranger Parklnson stopped lt. The fndlan cemetery on the east sicle of the ALabamas was started. before 1900. SURRELL C. DAWSOIf P. o. sox 794 c^ gAru fnfo from Louls Arcularlus 1-1L-28 In l92L there was some sort of mecllclne man, a blg tall Indlan, come up from Death Valley wlth an olcl man ancl woman. I was golng to Cole Sprlngs from DarwLn and there was three feet of snow on the ground. f was a week late because of ptomalne I got at the Junotlon. I was rldlng the rldges beeause the snow was less d.eep there ancl when r come out on the flat near the cebln at cole r saw thls Ery out there ln the snow ln the nlddle of novrhere golng through some sort of ceremony and beating the snorr wltb a stiok. When I got to the cabln I found these old people lnslcler tro food r Do flrel for a flre. Just sort of a nest ln the niddle of the floor of shrealded bark and stuff. f had pLenty of foocl. ln the oabln 1n a mouse proof tin llneil box and I asked the old woman why they clldnrt eat it. She sald they couldnrt. rt dldnf t belong to them. rt belonged to surrrmers and Butler. r told her lt belonged to me anrl go ahead ancl eat it up. Then r went on to coso Hot sprlngs where r was to meet the boss. I toltl hln I had to go to Cowens (now Durmovln) and notlfy the shertff about these oLd people ln trouble whlch next day I dllcl. f never dtd knovr what the outcome was. The name of the btg talL guy ltras Blg Mouth George. Mlke Eanson end George Gregory had a ranch half way between Darrrln and Cole Springs. Frank and Joe Bel]-as llved at Keeler 1n 1906. Hunter 1s the name of some sallne ValJ.ey Tncll.ans. George Gregory ancl Mlke Hanson were cowboys. rn the sprlng anct faLl vtorked for Sunmers and Butler. Also Jens Ness at Hunter 6 61 I,.A. 1-11-79 BURRELL C' DAWSON Mountaln. ron! "lne1oilt11r,! fn 1916 they hrllt rrutId:rlr:r:rrtxx a wlngecl comal three or mlles south of the Junctlon on Nadleau Road. Eere tbey roun,cLed up 50 or 60 wlld horseg to break ancl seIl looaIly after they brand.ecl. them. Aft€r they got these wlLd ones ln the wlngs the women would come out at the wlde mouth of the wLngs anct whoop and. yell ancl wave pleces of oloth and herp herd the wlld ones iato the corral. w,rZ.Ll?/- ;U- f;tfr--"---- -& a*< I Letter from EIM 5-9-78 BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BOX 794 LONE PrNr, CA 93!/,A I heve known S1las Ness slnoe he was born ln Danryln 1910 a flne man. The Panamlnt Valley ancl Coso assumed the whlte mans way of llfe sooner than others have. Thelr clress patterned after us ln Darnrln - wlthout patterns they ooplecl ours wlth callco perfectly. Thelr houses ln Darrvln were so cLean - eouLd eat off the floor and they cooked as we dld. Years ago - 1900s before they moved lnto Darrul.n - a couple of the women would wal-k ln from fndlan Gartlens and Coso - do blg wsshlngs lron - cl-ean house have noon meaL and at clays encl - waLk home all- for $L.00. Later when they movetl lnto Darrrln - Mamie Gregory llked to wash for me and she washed lronecl and cleanecl fq3 nrHrrt others. Her baskets were of the best. Her claughter Annie and Mlke Hanson - Georges son - were marrled in l-ate L890s or early 1900s. Annie tlled cluring our 19L8 fIu. fn those days thelr llves were muoh more seoret than later on when they settled ln Darrivln antl the chllctren went to school. Itve always been pleasecl that I coulcl calL them frtencls especlally Panamtnt George and h1s fnm{}y. It was a custom - cnrel of course in our eyes - to take an old one out aways wlth a few days water and foocl ancl leave them to die - the last time ln 1915 or so - w€ of the tovvn rescuecl Mary - e mile from town. But when they made up thelr mlnds to die - they dled and of course eoulct not 1n thelr houses. rf they did the houses etc would have to be burned. r,ater years they got over that lttea - would moye the slck ones outside. 01d days they burned their ilead ancl where was very hard. to flncl. Now those who have gone rest ln peace in our cemetery and the graves taken better care of than ou?s. vfe usetl to talk with rncllan. George about them - the petro- 2. BURRELL c. DAt P. o. Bo.( ,#ron @t EUvl 5-g-?B loNE Plr{E 9A 93C4f glyphs - but he had no handecl clown hlstory of who 'rthe peoplett vrere or 1f hls ancestors hls were Death valley - understood some of the meanlng of what "the peoplen as he oall-ecl then were saylng and that the country ln thelr tlme was dlfferent than now. Thelr camps were along the base of the lvlalapal on west slile of Junctlon Flat (rtcheron valley) ancl some fine old u metates and manos were stlIl founcl when I was Llttl-e - vle Just left them there. rn 1950 my two sons ancl r founcl one out on the flat - metate - and burled it. The Orvens Valley tribes are ancl were dlfferent from ours. The oruens r,ake was a bound.ary rine in ancient tlmes and still so not too long ago. 1-11-7e -+'(^z( o-/' ^(/ uft,*/i<.*-'* -l V Joe Peppers of Linn Va'Iley was a Yaue -{.i /'-a/LA.'?+1-9' v lndnl Yokuts. His Indian name was l:{ilet (naint-let) which meens mountaj-n. 0btained from il[rs. Jim V{allace of Dyer Calif who is a raixed blood relative of Joe Peppers. l0 EURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. EOi., 7J4 teNE flNi gn gtEt[From Sllas Ness Z-g-7A Mlke Ilanson and hls father-ln-raw George Gregory ran horses ln the Junctlon Flat area. George Hanson known as panamlnt George saw 49ers as smal1 boy. He was probably on Rogers peak at the tlme. Hanson farnlry ran as high as z0o goats at one t1me. Ralsed for nohall. Hanson terrltory from Terescope peak to Tennessee sprlng and adJolnlng areas. Tennessee sprlng ln srrnrmer tlme. c 19e9 a ooncrete flrrme was bulr.t on the rndian Ranch reservatLon' rt has slnce been almost all covered by croud bursts A dlvldtng 1Lne was set up between the Da:rnrln Indlans and the Hanson family. Rosle sam was the naiden name of the mother of srlas lrbss. Her mother was a Sallne Valley Hunter. John ancl Sarah Hunter were relatLves. Patterson creek in Frsh Lake valley named for rndlan who llved there, silas Ness had a permlt for grazing 10 horses. Bottnl the BIM man rErr cancell-ed tt on hLm every year. A blg scrap every tlme to get tt rehswed. sLras felt lt was eanceLled ln favor of btg ranchers. The lone Pine Palute-shoshonl councll wontt grant lancl to rnd'lans from nover the hiLl". There ls vacant land on the reser- vatlon but they have markeit lt reserrred. on the map and are holiling lt for thetr grand. ohllclren. ,if t+.-g 5 ff-,,'+Jt.+ ^$' t _? t \;' zu :\'s $. $ .i- ,-it .}'- i 'nv .-) r'\ @Letter from ELld 5-78 lfohen vre would teLk to rndlan George - ivilke or others they knew nothlng of petroglyphs or of ancestors Just "old peoplen. George Gregory - hls mother Mary and. a couple "old vieJosn as we called the old ones when I was growlng up and iviamle fucgun Gregory vrere at Indlan Gardens in l-900s and a few others of that elan or trlbe. In middLe late 1900s moved lnto Derwln and set thelr eamp up ln the Ilttle wash that runs east side along the edge of town and on lnto ol-d Lucky Jln Wash whlch further on down east runs lnto the maln Darryvln Wash, fn 1910s they moved up ancl down to thelr present locatlol,. Built nice homes. No eonnectlon vrith the feur who llved at coso Hot sprlngs that r know of - so few left by the turn of the century. George and Mamiets daughter Annte marrleti lvilke Hanson of Fanamlnt valley clan and thelr chlldren gre$: up 1n Darrrrln. Dugan Hanson and Silas Ness have perrnlssion to run horses on the bonbing range prlor rlghts - especially Duganrs from h-i-s famllles rlghts in the Junction country. r saw a few heacl there ln 1971 and now they run a few head out of tslack Rock Sprlngs at the western end of the ldalapal south of centennial F1at. As far as I kncnp there were very few Death Valley Indians and they were scattered all thru that blg country - and lnto k Panamlnt Va11ey ln 49 days. ALl lsolated and did not mingle from what George Hanson used to teI1 us. And there were bound.ary ll-nes. BURRELL C, DAWSOT P. O. BOX 794 loNE P|NE, CA 93!4t 2. EURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. BOX 794 loNE P|NL Ct 91t{ Joe and Mabel Petersont s are aLl gone - no chlldren of etther so far as we knew when they I1ved at.l,labelrs sprlng. PanamLnt Georgers (Hanson) rndlan name - "Boy who ran away'r trBah-varda-sava-kee" and hls wifers was rtJaL-hlr-ala1-he-a11rt but we callecl her tryour wlfe hett - as he calLed her rmy wlfe hetr. Iasier than her Intllan name. He dld not know or dld not want to telL what her name meant. He got hls from hidlng out settlng up on a hlllside when the 49ers oame by, BURRELL C. DAII/SON P. O. BOX 794 Letter from EIM 6-2-?g LONE P|NE" c^ 93t'll f rm sorry Sl1as ls not cooperatlng. tr,laybe he never was lnterested ln family hlstory. Alvrays took good care of hls mother - a fine womsn - flrst ceme to Dan^rln ln 1908-09 ancl spent the rest of her llfe there. l{ade dellctous hotcakes. Our Darwln Indlans had a nice llttle cornmunlty down at the end of illaln St. Blrchams camp cabln was on the road Just off the swmlt of i{ountaln Springs Canyon a coupJ-e nlles. The mlne furthur soutb. Ii€ used. to camp ln the cabln in 19rb-L6 wlth lvllke and George ancl others of our frlends whlle roundlng up horses - r,ogan - George lianson - ],{lke - Happy Jack George Gregory - rvriro ancl r. r,ast roundup 1916 ilay we gathered. and herd there 40 bead - then headecl them out for the Junotlon - running the 15 miles to eorral_ at the Junotlon - later brantl and out out a few to break. Happy Jack v.ras one of Panamint Val1ey cousins of George. l,eland ilanson corporel 52 rnfantry zth Divlsion. Korea - kil1ed ln action Jan 18r1952. BorD June ]4r]gz7. Ivil]_ltary funeral at Damrin cemetery. Panamint Tom - Shoshonl Faiute - Death Valley and Fanamint valley - was father-in-law of rnd.ian George H2,nson - who when Tom died ln 1900s - harcl to know ln those days ju.st when any of our rndians dled Ln Panamlnt valley country - all were burned at a secret plaee - v,'hen Ton died George became ltanam.int George sort of succession title. rn early 1g00s Tom used to come once ln a vrhlle to our place, iiillspaugh - with George and his two sons Eb and Bl11 Johnson - both dled about 1907 - Joe Peterson was a cousin Durlng Tomts younger ilays he was a "bad Indlan" sald to have killed 11 white men. Une1e Sem flnally stepped in and threatened to put him in prison if he didnrt behave. So by 1900 when we first knew hln he vias a s11ght built snow white halr, probably in his 6q BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. DOX 7'J4 LONE P|NL CA 9354' 9Os - very pleasant but of course no one wanted to rlle hin - knowlng hls past reputation. ills younger brother Charlle elso vrhite halr and heavler built - small and' obtslned' no notorlety as a "bad Indlan" he Just tagged along wlth Tom anil the others. They were always welcome and had. the freedom of our place - use the blacksmith shop and shoe their horses also shoed. ours - did a beautiful Job, l"Ie always carried groce1ies Csnnedr coffeet flour ete and they pald eash - but always one thlng at a tlme that vray they kept count - canned tomatoes and' peaches - both favorltes. Hungry 8111 was aLso a Fanamint Valley-Death Val]ey part of that small band of Indlans came once in a n'hil-e to Daltriln end' campeal up at the end of l,iain St 49 klds stay a while and' gone. Do a few odd Jobs lf any - home was on east slde of Panamlnt l"ltst garden etc. Bill Bo1and from Keel-er - vrorked in the old soda works - took hls name fron Tom Botend who with hls wlfe Blanehe had the KeeLer store and seloon 90s and 1900s. tslll Boland was probably a Saline Va11ey. nddle llanson - Indian George Hanson (Panarnint) grand-daughter born 1900 ln Darvrrin - died Jan 511969. l,iike Hanson - Georgets son married Annle Gregory - George end i:raml-ers tlaughter- born l-8?6 dled 1929-50. First child Logan born Darvln - Feb 5rIB9?. r\ddie 1900. ChrlssLe 1902 - died in our l-91-8 f1u epicienic. addle hact 2 sons Lelancl June L4r].927 Srster was first aug 2g rLgZS then Dugan Nov 511925 - then Leland. Ivan !'iareh 6r1929 in Ol-ancha - ktlled ln car accident Caspa.r SIyo- nLng Oct 1911975 - burled ln Blsbop Oct 25 - 46 years old'. Sur- vived by wlfe l,Iary ln iiill-tngs Iiiontana, 5 sons ifalter Hanson of Bl1l{ngs - lrarren RrebLo of Blsbop - ivllchael l{anson of Rid.gecrest 5 t BURRELT C. DAWSON P. O. EOX 794 2 daughters Gayle Johnson of Yerlngton t';#$[t'"Snff f8?frn Hanson of ts1lllngs one brother Drster Hanson yerlngton and z grand chlldren as of l9?b. rogan Hanson - rilkers ol-dest - dled i,{ay r9b4 about o? ye8rs. i'Ilke dled Tiann Sprlngs - Fanamlnt Valley - nolri calleil Indian Ranch Reservatlon Feb 2g rLg47 . George Gregory dled Jury zorlgob Darnvln - over go years oId. tsuster llanson servecl two years in llTI Z - medical d.lscharge frozen feet. rn early 40s eddie ma*led an *.paehe - santos they rlved in Darwtn ancl Lone prne, lIe dled ln late 40s or early bos. A pJ-easant man and good. to Hddle. A long way from his y;hite Mtns home ln Artzona, Dugan wes in Bakersfieltl. Vonburgs Camp. Hungry 8111 ranch was on east side of Panamints 1n ,rohnson canyon - an orchard and garden - long gone - once supposed. to firrnlsh Panamint clty with fruit and vegetables in 1B?0s fanily home for generations. BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. Box 794 From tape by Ar11e n"i""sE HBE', ?c6 s3540 r never hearcl the Palutes say or have a word for God. r asked. thls fndtan Lee WarLle and he saltt the only thlng he could thlnk of was the man who made these pictures on the rocks , Kuh-put-tuh-g1eh. They got a name for the ehlef evlI splrlt, Hal-nuh-rlor Lee told me he saw hl-m up ln Coyote Valley one tlme. He salcl he eould see rlght thrr hLm. Lee li/arlle went to fndlan schooL for a whlle and something v:ent w:rong and he run away and went and Lived wlth some Indians et Fish Sprlngs. They had a story a vritch Ilved in that X care kids v:tt^h. They saicl Someone woulcl bulld a fire they told to s a. cone up there. in lt so the smoke woulcl come out. One old fndlan vlonan told my mother that on the march to Fort TeJon when the fndians got tired the soldiers whlpped them. Pot-suh-gee-duh, Whlte Mountain Peak. I think lt means Hawk. The first fndian I ever knew lvho coulcl taLk good Inglish was Lee Yandel_l. Ilow Coso got its Name. Pete Yandell told me this. Loag, lorrg tlme agor so long ago nobody knows when, there was a contest every year betrveen the people and birds and animals and sun and moon and planets. Th,e contest was the-rr made a littl-e mound. of earth and prrt a ball on lt and knocked it with a stick. There wasnrt any prlze for the winner but the Loser got durnped in a plt. Bear saw he was going to Lose onee so he took to the ta1l timber anil has been hiding out ever sinee, sun lost and got d.umped in the pit and that is v:hatburned.a].].thateountry.Theyu*o{{*funthereyet. The moLe herped sun get out of that hole and lost his eyeslght. Coso ls the name for country like that. 6I o Q1 BURRELL C. OAWSON P. O.. 80x 794 lfhy the Palutes got I Short Penls. IoNEPTNE cA $1.11 He tolcl me thls one too. One tlme I man came up from the south wtth a bag on hls back, a great blg bag. H€ said all thelr thlngs come from the south, their language ancl everythtng else, The man wlth the bag on hls back wouldnrt tell what was ln Lt. They were arouncl a camp flre one ntght and. a woman felt somethlng uncler her d.ress where lt had no business being and so she grabbed lt, It v'as thls mants tah-wll (Paiute for Benls). ft was a great ]-ong one and they hung onto lt ancl chopped it lnto pieces. The long pieces they threw a long wa;r off but the short pieces mml vroulclnrt go very far but fel-l here antl there ancl that ls the reason a Paiute has a short tah-wll. dtu dz^r,<-^^^ /^,AJ* * frh /"fu7 ) #ill:,:d,fi: -Xffi Lr 1- ( pa;'e I I' reedy for bhe bettle to come the Indlans declded tben go cn and meet the soldlerg and tt war done fnom the la.ra bedr they marehed on towardr Ddvlaton (?) Cneek then declded ttrat Dtvtelon Creek beins covered wtth wlllowa end treos they should concea.l. themselver and ambush the soldlorg as bhey ceme on.-the ladSeae-eettleC-dern-crnen6-bhe-w*llene as they scoutl wore settllng down to conceal themselveg scmo of the Indl.ang -reeut$16 calvary were soen by accldent, the sololer: after seolng the gcouts knew the battle wae nean at hand they dlsmounted from theln horses and rnade' a doclslon that tb,ey should manch bowande the creek and battle the fndlens after the srldlerg dlsmounbod they llned up ln formatlon to march agalnsb the Indlane as bhey marched towar.ds the fndians they la1d down-e-borre;re nfton banrage tE-Re-sual-I es they nc'ared the creek Do belng IndI*ntr.the- fndtan was to be seen ee-€hey HePe well conccaled amoDtl the sh.rubs. the Inilans ]ct the soldlers get ln ulth arrow stiootlng :l:r,,'--':.-', dlstance and they wl.th a yell and'".'er whoop stanted from thelr bldlng places sbootlng ar the solclere. the solclers seelng the vrero outnumbered by the fndians turn and ran frorr bhe flylng arrows. the dld errows dene no damage to the soldle:'s one of bhe soldlers bullets one of the that belng senlously wouncl.ed-enC fndlane and thet-Hes the only one casualty ln thet shont battle. the soldler's ran fon thetr horsee chas 1ng wlbh the Indtans-et*ll- after them. after mounti.n thelr horses tbe soLdlcrs gelloped hard es they could for the camp. fndlans never gave up thelr chaso ev n ehaslng on foot dld handlcap them. the * fndlans came wlthln three rnlles from the camo and Rave up *"he thesc declde to go beck after a oulck :roi,; wow the lndtanS-went-bcek to Tebn'ose snd rrdece relgnedonce more a short tl.me afterwerdg snothe:r trouble sterbod at Blg Plne, atraln the so'l-dLors were called. thls battle wes e short battle no casualty the Indlans stlll mao keot reldlng bhe settlet's drlvlng the horseg swey and k111lng trrelr cattle whlle thls raldlng -1 '_ xi c (nage 2 of f) BURRETL C. DAWSON P. o. BOX 794 LoNE PINE. CA 93545 uas ln progneee a battle etarted ln Blahop agaln the soldlors and uor.eptlt-.t fndlans r- few fnalang Hero kllled et thls' batble only t wo goldlenr f(illbd.r thts battlo uas up ln the hlUt so the Indlsn had eveny arivaniaqe olren ttre soldlers, but the bow and arnow could not do much eP-9vOP darnege beyond -e-eerrte+a- 50 yarda for th!s rsason the fndtang alL'al8 plcked a rocky place to ftght ln.after bhe battle ln Blshop bhe lndtam moved into Round Valley. when they anrlved there it wgs nearly eBeH-ttno tlsre fon the wlnten snow to f.'.i11 any day aften the fndlans srnlved at they wone there trro daYe Round Valley *i-wie-twe-Ceys-etey shen the snow beg.an to fall. aften the snotr the Tndjans could nct get out of R r/alley but tt:ey manRqe to thnlve through: the winten. esrly ln the srnlng after tbe snow thgwed out a confenence bras held between settlon end soldlens eg-.aln at thlg conference it was declded that a peace '^ias to be vnaoe ulth the Ind!-ans. wl th peace soldlerg ln mlnd tlre soldlers again Journeye buunrsh "{o" TB bunch grass h6okl TE bunch grass seecls butterfly nonritst 'T B buzzarct rfiro T & c actus , cholla wenatip T t3 camp tupe macla cane (waXklng stlck) naslt6no cane rattle charnrya car atamrl canylng basket cua(si TB cattall telba tetfnl Tg / pawamuhu cave cecl.ar flat chlpmnk cLrc].e dance clams, fresh water clover cold, very eook house eottontall cottonwoocl coyote coyote, large crane, sandhill creek cricket danoe clence, clrcle dance, rlng d.awa, early mornlng tovayaa weglnlka quoata /poslda I ta (;"..rn s navatunl I tapoztr I F pac6vt 7 B / lsha lshakeda koaoclato f \*paya I E / thunugutl / ruga !iltlrl€r wagenega awsnla -rb r8 T8 I weganika T& T8 $ 3 a kao / tehlna /slvl , s _t TB 7B \J @deep valley dleer d.eer bnrsh desert tnrrtle dlgelng stlok cloctor tlog tomoat clover posl yahatekaa nup{ $ esevana wluda ehawanlba 7/ "-o^"..& c-,.n-.-{-"-**.$^ / ? f t *.r{-.n ^r*# fur*a-,-".& s-Gr*t s ft"";r# a,a.e-e--& .T.-t^,*vo^ /t*#- T I c IURRETL C. DAWSON P. O. BOX 79t toNE PINE cA 93tl! Notes from Phlllp Buff mede ln 1978. phlltlp Buff ls a Blaak Rook Palute, brotber of Tnunan Buff . PblLlp ls bllnd. 11€ llves at the Flsh Reat Hom€, 1459 Iluwood St.1 StooktonCallf. Mr. Flgh ls a Creek. As a small boy I llvecl wlth ny Grandmother uaggle and. my father Clevelancl &rff , ft was Truman who llveil ,wltb ny other granclmother. Thls was at tbe Fort. Clevelandl worked on the ranohes esound the Fort, the Shabbell, Vroman and Walters 'tranches. I worked on them too ae I boy. r\y unole John Symes raisecl lots of corn ancl I helped hln. Before the war I was a wanderer, worklng arouncl. In 1945 I Jolned the Army. I was ln five years. In the 52nd Dlvtslon I thlnk 1t was. It was oaLlecl the Arrow Dtvislon and later overseas the Thunclerblrd. It was an Indlan outftt. We were on the Anzlo beaoh flght. After my mother dlecl we Eroved to the fndlan Camp at Georges Creek. There we had. the ery danoe. Just before they took her to the eemetery they hatl Tnman ancl me Junp over the eoffln. I d,onrt knorv why we dtd that but I woulel guess lt was to oonfuse the splrits. My grandlmotherg are burled ln the Indlan cemetery north of Oak.0reek. H.erbert Bel1as, son of Frank Bellas burnecl to cleath tn a hos- pltal- bed at Lone Plne from trylng to llght a oigarette. They were KuhwiJl ShoshonL. f\uo Stiek Sall-y llved aeross the street south of Trrr:nans. I used to ohop wood for her. tr ltketl that 3-ady. She always had a llttle potato soup or somethtng for me when I was a llttle fe116v'r. IUIIELL C. DAI!'gOF ?, o. 80)i 7e4 [gNt ?tNE c^ 93t{C She was ny grandfathers gLgter. She llved ln a grass aacl wlllout wiklup. She was wantr ln there. She bullt a flre rlgbt on the grouncl and. cooked there. IVhen we ilere boys at the Tort ln the wtnter when we were out- slde and got oold someone would bulltt I fhe. $le would tell them to bullrl a blg flre, a whlte manrs flre ancl not a lttt1e Indian flre. I used. to help my granclmother Maggle neke pthavl (sugar macle f rom Phragrltes communts ) . ille would cut the oane wlth a bancl slckle and lay the oene on the grass to d.ry. tlhen they were dry we Urt tbem on a canvas and beet them out. They were fatrly dry to begln as we cut them ln the fall when they were drylng out. There are pLeees llttle sugsr bugs and pteee of leaves mtxed ln with the sugar after lve beat the cane wlth stlckg. I usetl to help the old Ietlles gather acorns, not the bltter klnd that grows farther up the mountaln but the sort that grows there at the Fort. They shelled them ancl then pounded them up ln those two blg rooks near the n111. My grancbnother usecl one roek. then she took lt over to the ereek ancl mad.e a llttle pond. ln a eancty pl.ace ancl l1ned lt wlth sacks. They put the acorn meal ln there untll the bltterness was goDe, Then they were reacly to oook. They llked the long narrow acorns better then the short rounct ones. We used. to get a bug somethtng Llke a grasshopper down along the acquecluct ln the dry salt grass. They stick to the salt grass ancl .make a Lot of noLse. T{e woulcl plok them off and clry then. These bugs rvere reddlsh ln oolor. We prrlled the legs off . Tfe also ate plaghe when we eoultl get tt. I ltketl lt. ft makes goocl soup. They make lt out of drled plagha. i) BURRETL C. DAWSON P. o. ec'A'194 LONE PINE, C 935{t f had a bunch of dlstant relatlons I oalled unoleg, Georgc Shephercl, Pete Thonas, John Shepherdl. They all oome out of Georges Creek. I went to school at Sheruan for sll year3. After flnlshlng the seventh grade ln the d.ay school at the tr'ort they sent us to Shenaan. I llked Shernan. ft wag the best pert of ny Llfe. All trlbee were frlendly. I playetl s11{1e trombone ln the bancl. ! y father bought I sllde trombone when I wag ln the seventh grade and vihen he gave lt up he gave the horn to me. I took lt to Shennan wlth me. I dldnf t knsw a thlng about pJ-aying lt. The banclmaeter put me rlght on lt and I flnally eaught on and dld aLrlght. Vle also hacl an fndian bancl at the Fort. W€ p]-ayerl whlte muslo at the celebratlons. TJe becl a whlte guy Montgomery es our dlreotor. When Governer Stevenson iledleated somethlng at the Rand.sburg Mlne we played there. Some whlte boys played wlth us. I went to the Last fandango ever held in the Orvens Val1ey. It was held ln the sand hllls on the west slde of the rlver between Laws ancl Blshop. It was ealled Sand 8111 or Church uill. The Incllane hacl a ohureh there. Aeross the eaaal they bu1lt thelr wllLow fenee for claneLng. They stopped havlng fandangos because of too much clvlllzdtLon end drinklng'go!.rrg on. When I was a real sma11 boy J. sarr then playlng the spear ancl hoop game (chunkey'f ). The hooB was mad.e of wlIlovr about six lnehes ScTOSg. My pl-ayrnate pal ancl I paokecl ln stlcks when they bullt a svieathouse. Y{e were always helping the men when they macle stuff. @ €0 t BURRETT C. DAWSON P. O. 60x 7J4 LONE PINE, CA 93545 The last one they bullt wag ln the ssge brush above the Fort. It had two plllars 1n the oenter to hold of the rafters. Tbey cllg a plt ancl roof lt. They used mud for part of the roof. The emoke hole wag over the door. In ookl weather tbe house msn would go there early and bulld a flre to wara the place up. PeopLe would play cards ln there. A whole gang of us kl.ds would go ta wlth the flre man and lay around. It got hot Ln there and we wotrlcl sweat. Then they woul-d nake us go Junp ln the ereek. The cloor to the sweat house was always on the eest slde, rlhn I clonrt know. I got married to ullda lleredlth at Blshop. ttve had three boys, Donalcl,RaSnnoncl Brff , the olclest, Rolancl Roy Erff , then Rlchard Blrff , the youngest. HLs wlfe ktlled hln ln Reno. They had been drlnking. Just before I got married I went to Taboose Creek to vlslt my granclfather. tJihlle f was there I saw ny oJ.d boyhood frlend Arthur Patent. tl€ hacl a llttle house on George Ramshawts Blaoe. That r.:as the last tlme I gaw h1m allve. He olalmeil to be a nedecLne man ancl he usecl to ebant. Hls father Alex was also a doctor anrl he was ktlled at the Sancl ElI1s fandango. My grenclmother ceme from Blaek Rock and she was eall-etl Blaok Roek Maggle. People saltl that olcl John topez, the crlppJ-ed fell-sn that hung erouncl the Fort was one of the guys that klIled Alex Patent. Tb.ey sey he mumbled that on hls death becl. Glldersleeve got thrown out of a boxoar burnnlng a rlde from Hawthorne to Schurz. BURRELT C. DAIJIISON P. O. liox 794 [oNE Prr{E, C 93'4t When pthavl getg a llttle ilanp lt hardcns up llke rook oancly. After beatlng the oene the pteces of leaveg are gotten out by wlnnwing. C'eorge Symes had eome property up on Symes Creek and gold lt to the Clty of Ios Angelee. My grandmother Magglers last husband wos a oow Frnoher namedl and Moreno (Marlno?). He punohed oattle for Merecllth' for Shabbell. Barlow of Blg Plne had part ln the klrune of Aler patent. He got dnrnk anrl talked. about lt. MeKLnley Sterart, also of Blg Plne reset:yation, went on a drlnklng spree one tlne wlth Trlman Brrff encl aclnltted helplng k111 Alex. 6€, ''H'll$-'iS* LONE PINE, CA 93!4C Mlscelleneous Notee from Tnttnan Buff 1979 My nldtclle name ls Lowell. My brother Phlllpts mlddle namo ls Grotgc. Nancd after C'corge SSrrmes. Gooee Lake, southeast of Black Rook flsh hatohery, was around twenty feet tleep. Sancl bottom. It ls ncnv dry slnoe the DSP. In the old days lt was neyer drfr eyen ln droughth yeals. We usecl to go flghlng and rluok huntlng there. There were more lakes near there. They are dry nos too. After we hanrestecl. plhavt ln the fall we would burn off what was left to make room for next years orop. We wotrld llebt the flelds at the Bleok Rock Flsh Hatchery ancl they wouldl burn to Owens Lake. fn the faIl the swamps woulcl be clry enough to burn. My grandlnother told me anrl I bave seen this for nyself that ln tbe sprlng Owens Rlve:r would overfLsrs lts banks and woulil be as muah ae three nllee wlde. The tules ny daughter gets for thelr mrza (reJ-lglous sweat houge) tney get dmrn along the rlver ln swampy plaees, These tules are not oattatls or plhavl. The fndlans used. these tules for foocl. RrLl then up and. eat the bottom of the stalks. (Probably a slnoles of bulnesh - Solrpue). In the nuza they only burn eottonwood. or blaok wLllou. It has some rellglous slgnlfloance, what I donrt knorv. Tbls fndlan d.oetor (shanan) ls from Arbuckle, Callf. I dontt know what trtbe he ls, (Thls wag foru,erly patrrrin terrltory). They only use BulI Durb,am tobaceo ln the Bruza or Ln case they dontt have BulI Durhan they use wl1d. tobaeco. They bullt the muza ln ny beok yarcl to the dootorra slnctft- oatlons. No plt was dug. rt 1g butl-t flat on tb,e glound. z, 66, luiiEtL c. DAwsotf L o. gox rg+ lcNr aNE cA 93ta6t A elrolc of wlIlow polee ls medc and they are tletl together wlth blroh. Only blroh oan be uged.. No roof. The Aoor ls on the east gidle. Hank Eunter told ne tbat ln the olil days they tled the cleacl people up tn the foetal posltlon anA burled them slttlng up faolng east. Phyllls Hunter has the book Hank antl I mad.e of the old tlmes. My wlfets slster ls the one that wrote the book nlncllans of Coo-5ru-ee Pab (Pyranltl Lake)!, author NelLle Shaw Earnar, Lgl{, Ttlestern Prlntlng and RrbLtshlng Co., Box 601, Sparks, ldevatla 89431. (She has had a serloug stroke 8-16-?9). Eer father told me the Intllans at Pyrarn{d Lake had a blg ceve they woulcl stay ln when they were making war on the wagon tralng. The Flsh and Game gave ny daug_lter last week around 40 of these ltttle deer they have along the ooast. The Flsh endl Game kllled them around San Luls Oblspo where they were bothertng the farners. She startecl up at Colevllle glvlng them away to fndlans and gave them away aIl along clown to Lone Plne. /vio/ luRREtt c. DAlrlSoN P. O. BOX 794 LONS PINE cA 930'1t - \ Shoshonl words reaalled by Myrtlc Tate Myles ln Ootober L979, esslsted by her slgter Mre. Clarlce UhJ-meyer of Lone Plne, Callfornla. Thls dlalect of Shoshonl was spoken ln Blg Srnoky Valley, Nye and Iancler Countles, Nevada. Mrs, Myles ls 93 years old, The perents of these two laclles, Thomas ancl Isther Tate, ran I stage statlon ln the l890rs ln Btg $noky Yalley. Koso These words are wrltten ln the KuhwfJl€hselea#alphabet. 1. Tornan -- nalabl naL r -uh-bee 2. horse bango buhnf-go 3. eow -- larcho larr-oho 4, water paw 5. drlnk of water pawlbashuen pawr-ee-buh-shut-en 6. I clonrt understand kayuangashembana ka y t -nuhn-gah-shem-bah I -nuh 7. no good. awzalt awr-zalt 8, vr'here are you golng ? -- hakatamla hahkr-uh-tuh-meet-uh 9. great grandmother or olcl woman hupatlchl hu-puh-tlhr -ohee 10. sllver or money napLas nah-1ne-ahsl 11. clanoe br fandango negakln ne-guh-klhnt r-2. hurry up guta gut -tah 15. 14. foocl tikap tlhr -krrhp 15, squaw slkawew seekf-uh-waw 16. come here kima keer-nuh o8 - t'Ttu?,oifo* [ollt ?rNE c 9t $ Thls vocebulary was record.ed at my request Maroh 1980 by Mr. Angel Lara, Reslclent Dlrector and also manager of the oampus of the Unlverslty of 0klahona at Eaclencla EI CdUano, sltuated 5 nllee from Collma, Collma, Merleo. The lnfomant ls a shXr basb- ful Indlan of supposed Nahuatl stock namedl Apollnar Marcos. H€ llves ln the state of Guerrero ebout 50 nlles east of Aoaprloo. He was temporarlLy at the vlll-age of EI Cduano worklng 1n the sugar cane harvest as a oane cutter. The reaorcllng was macle d.urlng a fiesta at the coneluslon of a short course by Mllforcl Zorneg of Mt. Caruel, Utah, ertlst ancl art lnetructor. 1. one, uno set short c ?,, two, dos pJt"t 5. threertres -- yel 4, moon, luna r6tutto 5. how are Xorr como estag kenltekCstlnome 6. Irm flne, Thank Xour Istoy bien, graelas eselCuwl ?, where do you llve, elonde v{vas c(rlomuohang 8. I llve tn EI c6u"no, vlvo en El cJuano oL/aconochang c6uano 9. my nau,e ls Apollner, me ll-amo Apollnar notoo6 pJffoe 10. bead, oabeza -- t6oon 11. arm, brazo ru/t" L2. legr plerna *u""tu6og 15. hand, mano td*utg 14. f lnger, cledo *"n{r"ru* 61 ( 'uHt*'oi$on lpl{E PIJ{E 94 9301' 15. halrr pelo #tro 16. €X6r oJo -- nlst{wen L7, nouth, boca nuc6rnat 18. nose, narlz netlgJtsoz z as ln zlp 19. chest, peeho UyJtspaar 20, stomaeh, estomago pJr"" 2!, knee, rocll11a nustatJpr:n 22, water, agua ats 2?., whlte, blanco fstic 24. shlrt, eanlea lao{ntllc second a as ln and 25. moon, luna tonltnil 80. sun, sol- ton(tnff 27, star, estrella rdt"thlt 28, ohlcken, gaIIlne p{W / 29, tlogr perro chlchl t es ln htt 50. tortllla tasc{te 5L. bean, frtJol yet 32. oorn, malz saldte 7;l.. boyr muehacho ""p(r"nrf a as ln ancl, hJ. is one 1etter s4. son, hlJo dloond r,5. tree, arbol itf" 56. sun, soL etay(a Mr. Apollnar }darcos speaks no Engllsh so the vocabulary ls Spanlsh - Nahuatl. The EngUsh 1s glven flrst for those who know no Spanlsh. Sp6nlsh pronunciatlon ts used for the lrlahuatl wlth the addltlon of w. ExceptS.ons sre noted. Thl aarl hl are surd.g as ln Pollsh ancl Muskokl. I have no explanatlon for 4, 25, 26, 36. C ( 7o Claro Butt have 50th memberc.tt concerts et the Fort on weclsen&. It was aa e$recdon that drcw audiencea io goodtt n1'mbcrg. ': Trumen Buf of Fon Iodependence first met Clara Shaw of Vadswirrd, Nev. at the Carson Qity tndian School in Neva&. Since then rhe Srhool's name has bcen changcd to Stewan Indian $chool and Clara Shaw dso had a name change f,,hen on Apnl 22,1930 she became Mrs. Truman Dutr i" Reno, a marriage for which they were tglcc.ndy honored with a golden wedding anni- Trumaa has continued his music playing ovtr thc ycars..H. q." fegular .*th.$e Twilightcn, a group th"t phys st senior citizen functioos. His instnrments are the violin, dl the feeds and thc drums. ln 1927 he was with e combo based io Elko, Nev., that played arouad Nevada in Austil, Ely, Reoo, Loveloek and Fallon or any othqr plarqc' where ,lpqce music was wantirg. He pldyed Sc violin and banjo, . ,, i Anotber of his talents was basebdl and that spurrcd a lot of ssminiscisg. He had a good glovc and a good bet aod played the oudeld. Hc wasqig . aa todcpc'ndcribe tdwd team l4)!c Pibc, Big Plpr- Bishop, Trone, Iaws and Randsburg were amoog the oplnnents. Th;- late ltarry Miller was e top pitchcr and although Brff ras quite youag, he learoed mrrh from him on how to swing e bit, Back in the &ys of the Gvilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in thc early 1930's, Tnunan was et a camp in Orego where he played on the baseball team. I:ter, he worked for the tos Angeles Dcpt. : of Tfater aid Power oo the Moso -tuonel jdb. ; There wias e'ten ybar pcriod witb the state rood r department, now known as C,altrans. Thgn it was r bact to DWP from which he retired on Dec. 4, 1971 t after having pur io 32 yeers of service with tbcj ! deparrment, I . I Ctara guff went on to graduate from Shermao '! Institurc in Sfiverside and in 19t7 bccame e nursc's : aif at Southern loyo Hospital, _S.he regryd after : 14 years. Trumao also attended Sherman losunrtc a for a time. The Buffs now reside at their home oo I chil&cn; Harold, and Clara Buffwere inveigled, as it were, There are tlrree a perty at the home of William and lda Mac grandchild. that placed the Ft. lndepcodcnce rescrvition. They have thrcc a BuffDavis..: a !one great a Ft. Indelrcndence, on a halfcentury of martied the stamp of life. Ncigh- rrelatives and friends frorir near and far were to wish the Bufis the.bcst as thcy contioue *,r'r rr:;**-' JL IURREII C. DAWIOF ronl'fti%'H* May 411980 An account by Ben B. Baker of Lone plne who has been a resldent pf Owens Valley for 4b years. John S3mmes usecl to cone ln to our dnrgstore ln fndependence. He was a happy man. Always had a smlle on hlg face. rn later years he wourcl oome lnto our d.nrgstore tn r,one P1ne, set dlown at a booth, eat some 1ce oream ancl reulnlsce about ord tl4es, about how swampy Lone Pine wae tlren and what a lush growth tb.ere was, grass so tall you coulcl hardly see the horses. The Inctlans went up on the Alabana Hllls where there was a breeze to sleep beeause there were so many mosquitos ancl buga. John said. the Indlans usecl nets to catch tlucks. trohn was chlef of the Fort Independence bancl of Palutes. r was well aoqualnted wlth Anclrew Glen who lived at the mouth of Tuttle creek. sometlmes r helped hlna lmlgate. H€ only had one 1"9. r unclerstand he 1ost one as a bout wlth a bootJ.egB€?. He had a haLf-brother Fred Glen who l1ved at Inclependence. Ite had I drrrgstore at both towns and Fred wouLcl come ln to buu a rlde back home. Fred hact a wlfe Florence Gregory who was a frlentl of our fanlly ancl took oare of our launclery. She clt{l all our launclry for $5,o0 a week, There was onl-y one trouble, you had to h6ve lots of laundry beoause you never knew when you would get lt baok, vrhen I ftrst crnle to rndepenrlence ( o 19gb) rt was $s.Oo a week whlch she salcl was enough. when Margaret /A- BURRELT C. DAWSON toN:' rod"l^'lrn end I got narrled andl had I son there was lots more launclry but she woultl only take $5.00 a week. It was beautlfully done when you dld get lt. Thts went on for years and then one dlay she refirsed to clo lt any more. We eouldnf t flgure out why. Later we heard ehe hacl salcl that her work wasnrt gooct enougb for Mr. Baker. We flgured out what was vrong. I had been to Mexlco at a tlne ln WT{ II when there was no whlte llnen for sale ln the U.S. I had bought some whlte shlrts ln Mexloo and ln order to avolct paylng duty on them I had them laundered clown thele. These shlrts wlth a launclry m.ark on them broke Florencef s heart ancl for a couple years she r/oul-dnft even oome ln the store. Flna1ly Florence hearcl from a frlencl that the trip to ivlexloo was where the laundlry mark came from so she oame 1n the store, threw her ams arouncl Margaret anil saltt 'tNow I knovv who my frlend.s ale.n From then on she was a member of the fanlly again. She wouldl oome to our home ancl stay a whlle. She would take over the televlslon ancl stay as long as she llked. Yie ate at the restaurant, Florence too, ancl I paltl the b111. Wben she became terminally 111 at the hospltal and about to dle she askecl the hospltal to oome to our place. They told her no, she was too slck to go any pJ_ace. Florence told them to ask Mrs. Beker. She was moveci to our house anil dled there. She sald she wanted. to be wlth frlencls. FLorenoe had been marrleil 4 or 5 times. Feopre who knew her salcl she was I very beautlfur glrl. That ls probably tnre as she was a nlee looklng woman. 3 C- BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BOX 794 IONE P|NE" CA 935.1! She had a llttle place out at Fort Incleoend.ence wlth runnlng water. She woultl bulld a flre to heat the water and do the laundry there. She was oLose to 7O when she dled. f knew Harry Mtller j very welI. IIe was a flne rl,aDo One of hls boys was ln Spaln ln the war, mamled a Spanlsh glrl and l1ves there. Harry illed recently. Hls wlfe was white. Trrman Buff was I real good baseball player. He was I better than average hitter. He woulcl stand. up to the plate llke he was half asleep but to try to put a fast ball by hlm was a mLstake. He had to hlt them a long weys because he oouldntt run very fast. He pl-ayed on the Indepenclence town team for years. The Dontlero broth"ers vrho played on the Lee Vlning team were very good. ball pleyers, They were friend.s of l{arry MllLer. My wlfe Margeret was at the house slck for three clays once when Florence came. She asked me tf I oarecl lf she said a prayer for Margaret. I toLd her to go ahead. She saicl ttYou got a god ancl we got a gotl. I want to say a prayer to our god.n I was at the store when she allal. Our 7 year ol-rl son oame home and heard thls conmotj.on and went and got a cleaver to protect hts mother and then found she was not belng harr.etl. It was a long pra.ver. The next clay Margaret was weIl. 74---- ( IURRETL C. DAUAON ro*!'p?d"L'il'.' I wae out huntlng one tlme wtth one of Harry Mlllerrs boys and when lunch ttne oame he threw a Llttle plece of food ln the f our cllreotlons. When we left he 1nrt a cigarette ln the forlc of a plnyon tree. I agkecl h1m how oome and he gald that was for Blg Foot. I clonrt know tf he was kldd.lng. He tolrl me that ln the ol-cl rlays the varlous trees ln the plnyon groves were ownecl by varlous people. If someone took nuts from someone eLse I s tree the one who ornrned the tree woulci put snake venom uncler the bark of a tree of the thlef INY-27L S wnNseA 7-l o@ ,l? 73, BCD Ms l> /a--t tu BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. eOX 794 LONE PINE" CA 93545 ), )( 'xflE p€nonrtu cRerK D Evtt^s onrE {\\-- WAvCaEft nfN luYo MnYs S,unvala' 4 o PncrE 35g-b "PRE HtsroR'c PooX Atz- otr 'i;?n-,Ji #'rfr:{:: - r "rXi'i-fr f;t * " Ftsll sloucv c' niL' rA N T vA LL€ Y S TEVA RT ne? 4t P, Quao NE'{ Y>RF Burz C ALIF / qd1 SEc Z+Ttbs R37E' uNSURYEYED J/tu/-'*1 * 7) vra/>* l17t a^rL -1"44 t a Heffi' BURRELL C, DAWSON P. o. Bo,\ 794 IONE P'NE, CA 93546 S wnNS€/1 l0l 7-/O- ac Bco 14SF a cAVERN-> Nw4,SEc 24, T/65t Ps7E, ht>rn lru,Ya c ou MUrenLl tr QuAn - NEW Yonx sL"Er cA l15o (r '/ fi \ 0LD I NCr l( TU R ilra ,9 R ou\l D, 4 It E0 PLE Gqile Fr+ Sf HoV€ ^t Etr BLocXEDn X zrr) UN PER 102 Swa NssA 7) o-8o Bcp l"'l s l)BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. 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Ilanglatlon on ncxt 1uge. @ The EpQraht Society 1979 -+ .'-- i 3-19-81 For the past couple yeors Llargaret ancl r have been recordlng unrecorded petroglyphs and pictogrephs before they are lost inm theft, vendalism etc. , rlve mlles across the stete llne 1n Nevada we found a canyon cut in a soft rock, tuff, that had many lnteglio petroglyphs, ell badly eroded except the one on the bottom of the sheet. The one on the top was copled. because of the unusuel spelllng GEROID. Names of whltes and detes are lnscribeal ln thls tuff. The tlate 1806 vras on a block thet had fallen from the cenyon wal1. Ten feet away and facing the date was the inscrlptlon that looks to be in the cyrllllc arphabet. The ttate.and the Cyrlllic rley or.moy not be connedted,. &,---,*//CPa ('2-f-t'^- I 7 -23-8.l. rf thls ls cyrllllc lt ls a moclifled forur of lt. voweLg seem to be J-acklng or they may be those characters r flnd that are not ln a Russlan dlctlonary. rn thls town of 2r00o ancl county of l-7,000 (with area the srze of ve:rnont) further research facilltles on this seern to be mlsslng. C- DA-.zus,u-+ SURRELL C. DAWSON P.C. 60x 5:6 LCNg P;1.15, CA 9354: 'Y)Tl N R?18 i 0 cn N /aN out F hll- .r/n 5 l|ap FOFP Y /J. f s6 '.L. '9o ',(c { o3.o{' 5, 3 Gt<.+N Ar3y aN \,1,/€.5?' ,S tA€ 4t WaRRsHop To NajA.,VH. /a fr Ho usE 6, HousE 7, House o I V+./f.cLc OPEN st T/sR3,4E- !5q vo Tts RSfE 36 e*t7 9o9t-9 .o6. Qr. , LFoguo f, HuurtNG AItND p, t/ous e RING. 5:'H t6H R o< R AN EA sT s /bE g' t+ toH Roc R / lool I co \rr Sb3ea.c Scnt rTftP A FPRaX / rvlA 75. 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DAWSON P. o. eox 794 LONE PII.iE, CA 93545 lo-2s-82 8CD I QoP/ED FRe;t-\ Ru€7/Nc-'s el KERRy 'Pcw{l-L htpWAy BETw6FN LFE FLAr/HuNv'ER /\TN. {J 6E t+ E B E PEnlt c! cr{aJE- iLr-rtJ ta >;L : ,rv.i-rt nf /rat?12'> td/-?4crJD L.-la E fot, a/lo|o:4-, 9/eo-2,?t , a>az-- fztaz"\ . .oLt t, 4155,i2^ /r' G.lct */ri-- 7L a.6o,-o -/t ./t / ?<- (6ctt4 lt + Gna', r'!' -ry Sz-al*( z S za_c'7 2 6,+ fu:* 7 q4* ai- s -g/ r?-.lx-? h*r* A a4-L azlz-q- ? bfr*u S/r^7 4" aJ)z- ,41-< c lZ F,A Ot<- 4.^/<; a7 ( ,u"f . :- **A^) *)^& ? 41, s 7 4'n-* g /. C v-//- A/ __// -F*z THESE HoLES ARE cH/"pED.ouT / arc Rov6y / /eReGuLAR /N€roE, THFy ARE No T GRTNP/NG HoLE5, B/G ONE,, AR€ ,t"ro 4" PFEP, SmntLER OA|ES' /Es s. ?_ 77 -.i -AZ vsy /l-2/ -82 BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BOX 794 LONE PINE, CA 93545 fr S(A t^E /"=,r" Top otr Turp BautDtn $Howt{ aN s+eEr 2to HorPToru cRtrE K ztu o1 BURRELT C. DAWSON P. O. EOX n4 LONE Plr,tE, cA 93545 ao.o ll4'*g? 8cD ysy HSD il-2/-8Z frc {p \ xpf ln t tv l'ED J C ( o I \ \ FE f R o G i :'' !"' 1"5 /2* I tv' T E D ;pE C S,,?{ Ei'7 2t a',2tl r 2/2r230 t ?3*, fr3{, 8 oul DEE ll' rrr,3H 'gr,,' / J' wrDti gl zo LoN G. TUFF Bout- DE R took s o F,t/lFFr ao6. Mo RTH E n sf en rE. flo rcroN < RFE K BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. CLrji 794 LONE PtNi., cA 93545 ?EcYEp A\2 li6j''6iru'ito PorS 2tt /l--r- a 2 NISD vs/ EC P tl -2t -82 Nof pA I t\t T Et) OotCorrortrtrt Ivor PAIwTED lra.aOoaadrttt,."' \ t-r i*tI { { i t1 \ \q .$ v 1.'.' ,lL : ,{I l-. t:e s \J SPAuU \ + q\ \ ++*5 PALL 00 j I Napf{ FAc€ /aR,Ta N cr'-EEK 225 BURRETL C. DAWSON P. o. eox 794 toNE P|NE, cA 93545 t2- 7S KP tt -? -92 BCD coPlcD FRorvl Foro By KERRl powELL {-\ tr nILLER RhNcH 1BocR, oREeaN 227 ---' BURRELT C. DAWSON P. O. eox 794 loNE PtNg cA 93545 l2-78 /
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ECrl( 794 LONE Ptt'lE, CA 9J54S 2'68 KP //- 2,f -E 2 Bc t> ED 6E OF RockL.- / I ,l k \ k \5 a {a1q I I l4s D t h n t ot t $r { s ua a a a a l a a a U N a RTH FacE I i I I HorcTop :REEK 23s - BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. Box 794 LONE P|NE CA 93545 tt-27-82 Bc o 14SD 12- ls- 82 Fr+TNTED Repsp) qd 1.. t{ tUr u) r $t rt z.si- f< it \--,*. ,t|;oeo tt.. a , t t A tu \ t... o U / Aror I I .- tr,1 i lv 7 t-- r-,t(-/J ".-) Hoxrotu cRFEK () 0 -1 (r ,, 5, tztl llt s NilN palr(14 2s6CK \ \/ M *,p \ ( I -?R u,F'+- t+ d P5 ,i1" R' ! )17 6 XP f ooJ cL-ltf rtr 6R 5 )? gz KP 't /, 6 I -1. ''-r,' !.t- i'.fi\'i'.1, .l ., '' - '? ''.' :--t-l 1'1 '{Y-i'l 1 tf/- ,jr -/.* I ( -r-Y-',. 1 {.'-rt ,r'.'t.")"'t{',ti '' ') -( _//'I -.1 " i*ri,+a-7-n*=-- al-f *-.er* t'\t \/ ':,yn'r+j1_,{.2'.'-4 tt-- / 1'(t .: v' t! 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CAX 794 liotes LONE pti,rE, cA e3543 12_2g_a2 $hortl-y after reading La Ven Martlneeuts book "The Rocks Begln to Speak" a friend, Kerry pov.'ell, shov,'ed a photo of a petroel-yph she had teken at the mouth of Hunter Canyon, Sallne Va1ley, fnyo County, 0allfornla. Recognizing a couple glyphs v-e had Just seen in La Van L{artlneauts book an attempt vras made to lnterpret the panel. ft interpreted as on sheet 1Og. Hunter Canyon T\'o months later vre went to SxtlxwxYatlr; for the first tirne, found the petrogl-vph, and to my considerable dellght the terrein f it. Freviousl_.y I had vievred r',iartlneaurs v,:ork u:ith some seenticism. Dor^rn the canyon I'rel_l from the petroglyph and on the canyon floor a short vrays to the west v,'as a biE tall rcok next to the cenyon v.'a11. Behlnd the roek v;as a cave ln the canyon vral-l. Two men coul-d easil;r hold off an arny. An item of lnterest is thet anthropologi.sts have lately eome to the conclusion that the supposed non-warlike nature of the Dasin anci Range Indians is a n)rth. TheS' i1s6 their oettSr ll'a rs . after vier.','inq iozens and dozens of petroglyphs and picto- graphs the writer has eome to the conelusion that they can rronabl y be c'lassif ied es 1. lressages ?,. reps g. hunting rraEic 1. shanenr s seuiggles. i'ossii-.-11,' oihel catagoz.ies ex j-st. n Class 71. At trresent iiartieaufs vocabulary of ideograns is very lirtited. An attenpt u:as rnade to decipher more petro- 't\( 2 5ok1 p'f.\,rphs but only partiel success $.'as obtained. An Brcheoastro- noner, Dr. E.c. Krupp, Dlreetor of the Grlfflth Observatoryr Los Angeles, and. a hlstorlan, Bob Povrers, of the Kern River valley, Ln his book "rncll.an country of the Tubaturabal" have eaeh added more meanlngs. Partial success l,ias hed l.:ith sheets 101r102r110. cl-ass 2. rn oruens valley the Owens River runs northerry from Ovrens Lake primarily on the east side of the val1ey near the foot of the Inyo ldountains and the lThite ii,Iountalns. Sheet 100 ls an example of v-rhat vre interpret es a map. CLass 3. The work of the iliaturango L{useum on the reser- vetion of the l{aval l'leapons center at chine r,ake, Ridgecrest, Californie, ls I verlr good example of the use of petroglyphs Bs huntlng magic, See I'Rock Drawings of the Coso Ranget' by Campbell Grant, James lir. Baird, J. Kenneth lringle. c'lass 4. The shamanrs squiggles probably are of meaning only to the shaman r,"/ho made them. ;: possible example is the pictoeraFh et Tr;alker Creek, In;ro Count;t, sheet J4t, L zs5 ) wf #ra C# -.4-.ol€?1- -/ 2Tr\ ? , (ir 4. ;'/ t- e) tW@ /rC** I i I v *-f;-nlu-2-4/&--rr"Z, o o ir o o t-/"')), "?'Y* ay k*.n*','; ( X*,-,"D{U.+-,}) t . o, ) oP , Qa_, ,J-lk =l--- 1 t' I 6 J*Lda uL,ra / f t ){-> /, i7-;1.'U') >'V I \ w zT I I I t I ryU-c , e I .1y,) ).,L -)v ll5t0,l 1.' tr% C; 4., a /7.*p r0 0 ( a tz t ooo BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. Box 794 LONE Ptf.tE, cA 93545 2s8 | - 4 - ag /ts p BCD --_ q q v) a s a) I I : I I I : (\ rp otLy.: OF -l BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BOx 794 LONE PINE, CA 93545 257 -_ ) - z- esllsp vsy BcOtrOUNP FY N N FGAR FT 2raw SoN / / t4 \\ \\\ I t I \ )l U PPER EAS /N LAWER 8,+s /,v \--z F2U/Y/> BY V//VC[ ,Y7DEK 5 rMANS EA 'l I i BURRELL C, DAWSON P, O. EOX 794 IONE PINE, CA 93545 2eo BC D l-ttt-82 q s BNER af rcoc K rL FRO14 FaTt'ts BY /Ynnat>RET DlI wSotv I l.t{':' -27 O i I l ElRcl-l .OP/ ED CREEI< / -// -s2BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. BOX 794 LONE PmiE, cA 93545 /l ntl BPES r?s o ACY B sb r*i rr:--- lr, { \--: \l :\U\ vr:1,, J{qr c\ ht S( Fw\bts!1t:+ +6.:. 2 6,r /-st-gg BC DBURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BO)( 794 LONE PINE, CA 93545 { \ q [< \b a l- (J a_ tu ={ tJ U E \ \ a bJ a< \ c)P|ED Fl?otut F?TO 8v / r4L/A g/RKt/vsHA s-/t-71 d 12-25-72 BURRELL C. D^V/SON P. a. Lox 7r1 loNE P|NE, cA 93545 B t^ F.< t< 'F- 266 / -. ) ( _ s3 Bc ts hs o tF6 PUMICT fi irug PICTO GRhPHS BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. Eox 794 LONE P|NE, CA 93545 267 l-21-03 VSY g< D CoNrtNuED oN S)lEEf 268 r s O< I C\. \S-S.r.tu bcY l4 tr rY! a< I -q, ut-J^r^\e ll 5Ea< -l- ^N.\Y rr. - \sqI ;-o\q ;\o\-e-: i I \ >! \o\5 [t \z:i'U eaI\r t\ e \' \\tl\i$s I qu \ -s\ \ gU + Jq g* t/7 I I I i coNT|NUED oN s/+Et:r 267 9t9e6 tD ':tuta 3ru01 nat xoa 'o 'd NOS/!..vo '3 -l']3uuns rc- ):2t-gg Vs Y 8CD * k \o \ \b f, e { o) lt)t o \ t lrt \tq t \ t -\1 a I tr- .-j3 coNT/NutiD FRotu sneE?- 267 C1A1T/lv UED a/v S HEFT 2 70 BURRELL C. DAWSON P. O. BOX 794 toNE P|NE CA 93545 A-- 21e -J- /-zt -s g VSY ecp ( eo a-f \\\ k \g \ \b \ s \.I t? \ g? t.'- caxr//y?ED FRokl s/l€Fr ).,6 CorVllilu€D oN Slfef 271 270 BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. Eox 794 LONE Ptt{E, cA 93545 - /-zr-6 s Vsy BCD t- * ? =7 I E \ \a i<<\] \E tq U bf\o fVit i\\ t$\+ tt' \i { \J v \) ,.lj rv f, \b \ Vl {t I I t a la CaNT/Nct{D FRd/\l S/i€Er p6g BURRETL C. DAWSON P. o. Eox 794 LONE P|NE, cA 93545 27 t l-zt -E3 vsy BCD 2-/o-gs Cv (\ n q \ \ $ \ a { \r) \ 1", \ tu\ f aJ CotVT/tvrA€b ,t:Eau S*r&t?" 2rn BURRELL C. DAWSON P. o. Dcx 794 LONE PINE, CA 93545 ? 7z 3-? -gJ vs Y 4cv Bco SU[4MER RESOBT U4 fu KAr'v ti- /4affuzt l. Site 1. T*p. K/J --- ^RCHAEOLOGICAL SITE SURYEY RECORD 2. M"p New York Butte iiuad map t. County I Call 15S Ranse 37 E ' MDM t/4 of l/4 of Sec vlclnlty of Center Sast Slxleenth Corner proJected 18 t. Location on small north trenctlng shoul-cler ebout I contoir sbove baJeda 5920 6, On contour elevation 7. Previous designations for si ,, (s 8C vn ' gt z t) 8. Owner BTi{ 9. Address 10. ll. t2. 13. Previous own€rsr dates Present tenant Attitude toward excavation xt smal-l house rlns. 80'r lnslde cllameterDescription of site Area I5. Depth 16. Height 18. Nearest water 2.2 mlLes Vegetation Soil of site DG20. Surrounding soil type Previous excavation 11. 17. t9. 21. 22. 24. 2r. 26. 27. 28. ?o Cultivation 23. Erosion ungraded dlrt rosd 0.4 miles northerly Buildings, roads, etc. Possibility of destruction llouse pits Other features Burials none observed on surf8ce A rti fac ts Remarks Published references ,0. 31. 32. 34. Accession No 5-17-79 33. Sketch map )5. Recorded by Dar..'son, P.O. Box CA 95545 phone B,C. Lone PLne, %. Photos 556, 714-e76-5470 Date U/V P7j,/,4,' :E D R / t> GE S / At SntvD sTaA/r RtrD BoRDER TO ERE ETC x- Sott o BLhcrl t /Y,t / DE RE D l\ , r 5q2LfipT T^m =' t-rn-' ii !-,c)x !> S8;s9or4 b \$ tu I -O Iq) (\) <.\ |-tT o H -}\(^A bv fl RE P SoufH S/Df cf ,,,\,oc,ft:' 4/, ,gc,Nh*/-owER V/]L-!'r/, cnL/F' ORc//A/ BC D v + t$, @ h 'A AY ts+? cot=irD Fi:: Jt1 ;-i- t;? 0 5 Ri' /'ltt flG4't< E { 12p'tt 5c ',:"t 4 vtl'cE 1r2 yyrE\ 4 *2s€?sEc 24, l wPNrTt N v +,stnsrc ES l? ss 6UA D-La/H / TE n fN PE/]:4, c4, lq6R- /1 tVg -7 715;R32E,ND)4, C /4 li t^ i:,4 /\'r m N 0 ^7 276 - BURRELL C. DAWSON P. 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Unpublished Miscellaneous Material on Native Americans

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Eastern California Museum

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