776. Group of seven, representing—
- "John."
- Ma-ku-tcha-wo or Sa-pe-a.
- Cu-ra-can-te.
- To-shi-my, or Black Bear.
- Kwa-ko-nut, or A King.
- "Mose."
- Mexicano.
777. Suriap.Yampah.
A son of Lodge Pole, a prominent chief and a warrior in his band. Was one of a delegation to visit Washington in 1868 to make the treaty with the Government. He has not, however, come up to the expectations of his people, as, although a young man, he has not distinguished himself in any way, so that he remains a simple warrior to this day.
778. Chippin. Always Riding.
780. Squaw of Little Soldier.
782. Lovo. The Wolf.
Lovo was noted among the Utes for his ability in following the trail of man or beast, hunting, or on the war-path, and had gained the name of being the best scout. Was frequently employed as "runner" by the Government in carrying dispatches, and was noted for his promptness in executing these commissions. Is a brother of the chief Guero, and died in October, 1874, while hunting on the Republican River.
783. Rainbow.