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 == History  ==
-The Cimarron Agency was established in 1862 with responsibility for the Moache Ute and the Jicarilla Apache in northwestern New Mexico. Its forerunner was the [[Abiquiu_Indian_Agency_(New_Mexico)|Abiquiu Agency]] and the Utah Agency. The Cimarron Agency was consolidated with the Pueblo Agency in 1876 and the agency was discontinued, but a farmer in charge was assigned to the Abiquiu Agency, and the Jicarilla Apaches assigned to that agency, which was renamed the to the [[Jicarilla_Indian_Agency_(New_Mexico)|Jicarilla Agency]] in 1881. The supervision of the Jicarilla Agency was transferred to the Mescalero Agency in southern New Mexico in 1882.
+The Cimarron Agency was established in 1862 with responsibility for the Moache Ute and the Jicarilla Apache in northwestern New Mexico. Its forerunner was the [[Abiquiu Indian Agency (New Mexico)|Abiquiu Agency]] and the Utah Agency. The Cimarron Agency was consolidated with the [[Pueblo_Indian_Agency_(New_Mexico)|Pueblo Agency]] in 1876 and the agency was discontinued, but a farmer in charge was assigned to the Abiquiu Agency, and the Jicarilla Apaches assigned to that agency, which was renamed the to the [[Jicarilla Indian Agency (New Mexico)|Jicarilla Agency]] in 1881. The supervision of the Jicarilla Agency was transferred to the [[Mescalero_Indian_Agency_(New_Mexico)|Mescalero Agency]] in southern New Mexico in 1882.
 == Records  ==