NAVAJOS IN THEIR NEW RESERVATION
Appropriation for the recently surrendered Navajo Indians

Navajos in their new reservation

The Navajo Indians. -- The Navajo Indians, of New Mexico, having recently surendered to the United States forces, the proper authorities have asked Congress for an appropriation of $100,000 with which to procure them agricultural implements and subsistence, until they can support themselves on the reservatino set apart for their colonization. The Navajos have been at war for nearly two centuries, and the peaceful plan now proposed is deemed more economical than the large war expenditures heretofore incurred in New Mexico. They number about 7,000. Janesville Daily Gazette, Apr 9, 1864 The Navajo code talkers The Long Walk of the Navajo Word of Honor of the Navajo Navajo Indians at the marketplace in New Mexico Kit Carson's Expedition against the Navajo Navajo Outrages in New Mexico and Utah Navajo War against White Settlers Proof that Navajos Came from Alaska Navajos in Arms Navajos Outlawed Navajos in their new reservation Navajo Indians starving because of drought Retaliation campaign against the Apache Rights of the Navajo Woman The White Chief of the Navajoes