Diaries of John Gregory Bourke Vol. 4 : July 3, 1880-May 22, 1881

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Acknowledgments	p. viii
Introduction	p. 1
More Staff Duties
Background	p. 13
The Ute Country and the Mining Districts	p. 15
Into the Uintahs	p. 43
Carl Schurz and Yellowstone National Park	p. 64
Wilderness Trails	p. 86
A Trip East	p. 104
More Memories of Arizona	p. 121
Fort Niobrara and the New Agencies	p. 131
The Ponca Question Continues
Background	p. 153
A Summons to Washington	p. 158
The Ponca Commission	p. 172
The Indian Territory	p. 185
Agency Operations	p. 199
The Poncas Before Removal	p. 218
The Dakota Poncas Speak	p. 234
The Commission Concludes	p. 262
The Bureau of Ethnology
Background	p. 287
A New Assignment	p. 290
Bannock and Shoshone Customs	p. 313
Back to the Southwest	p. 343
In and Around Santa Fe	p. 362
Navajo Country	p. 376
Among the Zunis	p. 397
"So That I Could Show the White Men"	p. 422
Appendix: Persons Mentioned in the Dairy	p. 442
Bibliography	p. 510
Index	p. 516
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