HISTORY LESSONS: U.M. Curtis, Pt. 2

RBC | In the aftermath of the 1879 Ute uprising, U. M. Curtis was involved with the 1880 Congressional investigation and the 1880 Ute treaty which created two Ute Agencies to distribute goods and educate the bands. Curtis was once again listed on the document as interpreter and signed as a witness. At the time, Curtis was living in Douglas County on a homestead with his wife and children. Active at both the White…