| Abandonment of tribal relations not to forfeit right to tribal property |
23 |
 to entitle Indians to enter homestead lands |
23 |
| Absentee Shawnee, agreement of June 26, 1890 |
411 |
| allotments confirmed |
412 |
| allotments to be made |
413 |
| time for selection restricted |
413 |
| cession of lands in Indian Territory |
411 |
| payment for cession |
413 |
| school lands reserved |
413 |
| allotments confirmed and additional allotments to be made |
412,413 |
| excess of 80 acres may be sold by allottees |
520 |
| sale by allottees, actual residents of other States |
701 |
| sale by heirs of deceased allottees |
701 |
| cession of lands by, payment for |
413 |
| lands in Indian Territory, cession of |
411 |
| lands in Oklahoma, proclamation opening to settlement |
951 |
| settlers may commute homestead entries |
505 |
| settlers granted extension of time for payment |
505,565 |
| legislation relating to, note |
414 |
| statistics |
1042 |
| Absentee Wyandot, purchase of land in Indian Territory for use of |
522 |
| allotments in severalty |
522 |
| if in one of Five Civilized Tribes, allotments in severalty not to be made until provided
for that tribe |
567 |
| lands in Choctaw and Chickasaw nations to be purchased |
600 |
| lands in Indian Territory not available for, Secretary of Interior to provide other lands |
621 |
| Accounts of officers of Indian service— |
|
| agents, books to be kept and not to be removed from agencies |
25 |
| itemized statements to be kept |
25 |
| penalty for failure to make entries |
25 |
| transcripts of entries to be forwarded quarterly to Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
25 |
| Commissioner of Indian Affairs to examine |
1 |
| false entries, penalty for agents making |
25 |
| false vouchers, forfeiture of entire item claimed |
32 |
| knowledge of officers to be presumed |
32 |
| vouchers correctly presented not affected |
32 |
| settlement of accounts— |
|
| before advances on succeeding year |
10 |
| employees intrusted with money and goods for distribution to settle accounts annually |
9 |
| delinquents to be reported to Congress |
10 |
| regulations for settlement to be prescribed by President |
1 |
| Treasury Department to have charge of settlements |
1 |
| traveling expenses, actual expenses only to be allowed |
26 |
| marshals, clerks of court, and district attorneys excepted |
26 |
| special agents allowed $3 per diem when in the field |
31 |
| Actions, burden of proof in suits between Indians and whites to be on whites |
15 |
| Five Civilized Tribes, for lands held by intruders claiming citizenship |
91,92 |
| appeals to United States Supreme Court |
101 |
| forcible entry and detainer, in Five Civilized Tribes |
49,92 |
| for allotments by persons denied citizenship |
68,109,121 |
| goods seized, actions against as under revenue laws |
15 |
| intoxicating liquor seized, actions against |
18 |
| qui tam action for penalties |
18 |
| Oklahoma, district courts of, jurisdiction in actions between Indians of different tribes |
46 |
| penalties, jurisdiction of actions for |
15,18 |
| tribal property, tribe to be party to suits affecting |
90,654 |
| United States district attorneys to represent Indians in all suits |
66 |
| Acknowledgement of deeds may be taken before agents |
6 |
| Acts of Cherokee council, President of United States to approve |
112,727 |
| Choctaw and Chickasaw council, President of United States to approve |
654 |
| Creek council, President of United States to approve |
112,661,739 |
| Ada, term of court at |
121 |
| Adoption of members, Stockbridge and Munsee, adoption of persons not of Indian descent to be void |
130 |
| tribes in Indian Territory, judgment against adopted members, execution may be made on improvements upon certain lands |
50 |
| Advances to officers of Indian service, not made until accounts of previous year are settled |
10 |
| Advertisement, irrigation contracts need not be advertised |
113 |
| supplies for Indian service |
8,112 |
| may be before appropriations are made, on basis of prior year |
69 |
| Agencies, appropriations for, estimates to show what amounts are required by respective
agencies |
27 |
| boundaries to be established by Secretary of Interior |
6 |
| consolidation of agencies by the President |
29 |
| expenditure for employees at such agencies not to exceed $15,000 per annum |
89 |
| employees, expenditure for not to exceed $10,000 per annum, except at consolidated agencies |
24,89 |
| Indian labor to be preferred |
29 |
| interpreting not to be paid extra |
67 |
| number and kind of employees to be prescribed by the Secretary of the Interior |
24,89 |
| increase in number, how obtained |
24 |
| services of, agents' accounts to contain sworn statement of |
24 |
| expenses for employees at, not to exceed $10,000 per annum |
24,89 |
| except at consolidated agencies |
89 |
| for Southern Ute in Colorado |
157 |
| inspection by Indian inspectors |
4 |
| alternate visits by inspectors |
5 |
| inspectors need not visit twice a year |
23 |
| interpreters at agencies |
6 |
| employees not to be paid extra as |
67 |
| location to be within or near territory of tribe |
6 |
| place to be designated by the President |
6 |
| number of Indians to be reported annually |
25 |
| President may consolidated and abolish unnecessary agencies |
25 |
| may discontinne or transfer agencies |
6 |
| statistics and information relating to |
1027 |
| Agency buildings, sale when not required, section of land to be sold with |
15 |
| Agent at Cherokee, N. C., superintendent of industrial school to perform duties of |
65,446 |
| Agent of State may assist in negotiating treaty for cession of lands |
14 |
| Agents, account of expenditures to be kept |
25 |
| books to be open to inspection |
25 |
| not to be removed from agency |
25 |
| false entries, penalty for making |
25 |
| necessity for employment of labor to be stated under oath |
24 |
| certificate may be substituted |
24 |
| penalty for failing to keep accounts |
25 |
| settlement of accounts to be made before advances on succeeding year |
10 |
| transcript of entries to be forwarded quarterly to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs |
25 |
| acknowledgments of deeds, etc., may be taken before |
6 |
| allotments under general allotment act may be made by |
33 |
| reports in duplicate to be submitted to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
33 |
| annual reports of, to include census of Indians, operations of schools, and statistics of
teachers |
32 |
| appointment to be made by the President |
5 |
| army officers may be detailed for duty as |
100 |
| appropriations not available for |
100 |
| Secretary of the Interior to have supervision |
100 |
| arrest and trial of Indian criminals and of fugitives from justice in the Indian country to be secured by |
19 |
| bonds to be furnished |
5 |
| liability to be for funds received from any source |
101 |
| sureties to file a statement of their property |
25 |
| California, residence to be at agencies |
6 |
| visits to Washington only on order of Commissioner, violations to be reported to the President |
6 |
| census of Indians to be reported annually |
32 |
| contracts, record of, to be kept |
25 |
| damages by trespass of tribal Indians upon lands of allottees to be ascertained by |
14 |
| delivery of goods and money to be witnessed and certified by |
9 |
| depositions relative to depredation claims to be taken |
20 |
| discontinuation of services when unnecessary |
7 |
| distilleries within agencies to be destroyed by |
18 |
| duties of agents |
6 |
| extra services, compensation allowed for actual expenses only |
6 |
| Agents, interpreters, nomination and suspension by agents |
6 |
| intruders in Indian country to be removed by |
18 |
| licenses to trade to be issued by |
16 |
| may perform duties of two agencies |
5 |
| not to leave agency without permission |
6 |
| not to leave agency without permission |
6 |
| passports to Indian country may be issued by |
17 |
| pensiona claims, declarations may be made before |
21,64 |
| proofs may be made before |
22 |
| President may dispense with services of |
5 |
| protection of Indians adopting habits of civilized life |
14 |
| reports to Commissioners of Indian Affairs |
5 |
| residence to be near or within territory of tribe |
6 |
| salary and compensation |
5,67 |
| extra services, actual expenses only to be paid |
6 |
| extra services, actual expenses only to be paid |
67,79 |
| bond to be same as other agents |
67,79 |
| Cherokee, N. C |
65,446 |
| supplies, number of Indians present and receiving, to be reported |
13 |
| rolls of Indians entitled to, to be annually reported |
24 |
| suspension temporarily by inspectors |
4 |
| term of office to be four years |
5 |
| to hold over until successor qualifies |
5,29 |
| Agriculture, Indians to be instructed in |
7 |
| annual report of |
1 |
| Agricultural lands, Five Civilized Tribes, leases of tribal lands prohibited, termination of existing
leases |
99 |
| on ceded parts of reservations allotted under act of 1887 to be disposed of to actual settlers
only |
34 |
| Alaska, sale of intoxicants and firearms to Indians prohibited |
105 |
| term “Indian” defined |
105 |
| Albany and Astoria Railroad Company, right of way through Grande Ronde Reservation,
Oreg |
512 |
| Ale, introduction into Indian country prohibited |
63 |
| Alienation of allotments by heirs of deceased allottees |
120 |
| homestead not to be sold in certain cases |
120 |
| land to become subject to taxes |
120 |
| minors to sell by guardian |
120 |
| Indian homesteads forbidden for five years from patent |
23 |
| Alleghany Reservation, cemetery lands may be granted to Wildwood Cemetery Association |
215 |
| leases of land in certain villages |
155 |
| renewals not to exceed ninety-nine years |
368 |
| Allotments in severalty— |
|
| Absentee Shawnee, provisions relating to |
412,413 |
| sale by allottees actual residents of other States |
701 |
| by heirs of deceased allottees |
701 |
| of land in excess of 80 acres |
520 |
| Absentee Wyandot in Indian Territory |
522,621 |
| when to be made if reservation is purchased in one of the Five Civilized Tribes |
567 |
| Apache, under agreement of October 21, 1892 |
709,710,711 |
| Arickaree, Fort Berthold Reservation |
425 |
| Assiniboine, in Montana |
263 |
| Bannock, on Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho |
314,705 |
| Blackfeet, in Montana |
263 |
| on reservation in Montana, not to be made |
606 |
| Bloods, in Montana |
263 |
| Cayuse on Umatilla Reservation |
224,225,
226 |
| Cherokee Nation, general provisions relating to |
498 |
| area to be 100 acres |
120 |
| cattle grazing on, not to be taxed |
798 |
| certificates of allotment |
789 |
| contests to be filed in nine months from selection |
797 |
| decease of claimant, executor to select for heirs |
789 |
| Delawares to receive allotments |
718,789 |
| excessive holdings, penalty for |
788 |
| homesteads to be selected on |
788 |
| incompetents, selections for |
797 |
| improvements on lands, certain, to be paid for |
797 |
| intruders to be ejected |
789 |
| lands reserved from |
724,790 |
| leases for grazing and agricultural purposes |
798 |
| minors, selections for |
797 |
| in Cherokee Outlet |
490 |
| possession to be delivered by United States Indian agent |
789 |
| reserved lands |
724,790 |
| selection, area to be not less than legal subdivisions |
788 |
| selection, default of allottees, may be by commissioners to Five Civilized Tribes |
788 |
| under agreement of April 9, 1900 |
716,717,
718 |
| under agreement of July 1, 1902 |
788 |
| Cheyenne in Indian Territory, under agreement of October, 1890 |
416,417 |
| Chickasaw Nation, general provisions for |
498 |
| area to be 320 acres |
120 |
| coal and asphalt lands reserved |
775,784 |
| contests to be filed in nine months from selection |
786 |
| freedmen |
684,772,780 |
| minors and incompetents |
786 |
| eserved lands |
775 |
| under agreement of April 23, 1897 |
647,648,649 |
| under agreement of March 21, 1902 |
772 |
| Chippewa, Grand Portage Reservation, timber on, may be cut and sold |
713 |
| in Michigan |
158,161 |
| in Minnesota, on Red Lake and White Earth reservations |
302,303 |
| to be completed |
761 |
| of Lake Superior, on La Pointe or Bad River Reservation |
713 |
| Chippewa and Christian reservations, Kans., deceased allottees without heirs, sale of
allotment |
624 |
| patents to be issued for allotments |
623 |
| Choctaw Nation, general provisions relating to |
498 |
| area to be 320 acres |
120 |
| coal and asphalt lands reserved and to be sold |
775,784 |
| contests to be filed in nine months from selection |
786 |
| freedmen |
684,772 |
| minors and incompetents |
786 |
| Mississippi band |
106 |
| reserved lands |
775 |
| under agreement of March 21,1902 |
772 |
| April 23, 1897 |
647,648,649 |
| Citizens' Band of Potawatomi |
410,520 |
| sale by allottees, actual residents of other States |
701 |
| heirs of deceased allottees |
701 |
| Colville Reservation, Wash |
441,667 |
| schedule of lands allotted |
1002 |
| Comanche, under agreement of October 21, 1892 |
709,710,711 |
| Creek Nation, provisions relating to |
498 |
| area to be 160 acres |
120 |
| Commission to Five Civilized Tribes to settle controversies |
762 |
| deeds for allotments |
735 |
| incumbrance prohibited for five years |
764 |
| in Seminole Nation |
738 |
| lands reserved from |
735 |
| under agreement of September 27, 1897 |
657,658,661 |
| of March 8, 1900 |
730,731 |
| ratified June 30, 1902 |
761 |
| Crows in Montana |
195,196,434 |
| deficiencies to be compensated for |
559 |
| mining and other bona fide claims not to be selected |
447 |
| under agreement of August 27,1892 |
451 |
| Eastern Shawnee, minor children to receive |
752 |
| Five Civilized Tribes, commission to allot lands |
92,499 |
| action for recovery of allotments when citizenship is denied |
93 |
| burial grounds reserved |
93 |
| church lands reserved |
93 |
| confirmation of allotments |
93 |
| improvements to be included in allotment |
93 |
| mineral lands not to be allotted |
93 |
| Mississippi Choctaw to receive on proof of identity and settlement in Choctaw and
Chickasaw country |
406 |
| report of allotments |
93 |
| residence on lands of other tribe, allotment may be received there |
99 |
| school lands reserved |
93 |
| timber on allotments may be sold |
97 |
| town sites reserved |
93 |
| transfer of allotments forbidden |
93 |
| Flandreau Sioux |
330 |
| Flatheads in Bitter Root Valley, allotments may be sold and allottees removed to Jocko Reservation, Mont |
327 |
| general provisions for allotment |
33 |
| actions for, in United States circuit courts |
68,109 |
| not applicable to Five Civilized Tribes or Quapaw Agency |
68,109 |
| statutes of limitation to be applicable |
121,122 |
| agents to allot and certify allotments to Commissioner of Indian Affairs |
33 |
| to select for orphans |
33 |
| agents and special agents to select when person entitled to select fails for four years |
33 |
| alienation by heirs of deceased allottees |
120 |
| area, pro rata when lands are insufficient |
57 |
| citizenship accorded allottees |
35 |
| condemnation of allotted lands for public uses |
113 |
| Congress has authority to make provisions for |
1058 |
| descent and partition, law of State or Territory to govern |
34,58 |
| double allotments made by mistake, correction of |
70 |
| educational funds, allottees not to be excluded from |
68 |
| errors in allotments may be corrected during trust period |
70 |
| fees to be paid from United States Treasury |
58 |
| Five Civilized Tribes excepted from general provisions |
35 |
| grazing land to be allotted in double quantities |
57 |
| heads of families to select for minors |
33 |
| heirs of deceased allottees may alienate |
120 |
| homesteads not to be sold in certain cases |
120 |
| land to become subject to taxation |
120 |
| minors to sell by guardian |
120 |
| highways may be granted through |
114 |
| improvements to be embraced in selections |
33 |
| when two Indians have improvements on the same legal subdivision |
33 |
| intoxicants not to be brought upon while title is held in trust by United States |
84 |
| leases by allottees under disability | 57,81,82,105,620 |
| lieu selections upon surrender of patent |
39 |
| Miami and Peoria excepted from general provisions |
35 |
| minor children, heads of families to select for |
33 |
| nonreservation Indians to receive allotments as if on reservation |
33 |
| fees to be paid Land Office from United States Treasury |
34 |
| orphans, agents to select for |
33 |
| Osage excepted from general provisions |
35 |
| outside of Indian Territory, to be under act of 1887 |
800 |
| patents to issue to allottee and his heirs in trust for twenty-five years |
34 |
| conveyance during trust period to be void |
34 |
| President may extend trust period |
34 |
| recordation and delivery to be free of charge |
35 |
| President to survey and allot reservations |
56 |
| pro rata allotments where land is insufficient for full area |
57 |
| railroads through. (See title Railroad rights of way) |
|
| religious organizations, lands not exceeding 160 acres may be patended to |
35 |
| report of allotting agents |
33 |
| revision of allotments made prior to February 28, 1891 |
57 |
| Sauk and Fox excepted from general provisions |
35 |
| Seneca of New York excepted from general provisions |
35 |
| selections to be made by Indians |
33 |
| size of allotment to be one-eighth of a section |
57 |
| treaty stipulations as to, not affected by general allotment act |
57 |
| special agents may be appointed to make allotments |
33 |
| trespasses upon, by Indians, compensation for |
14,15 |
| suspension of chiefs for |
15 |
| unallotted lands may be purchased by United States |
34 |
| agricultural lands to be disposed of to actual settlers only |
34 |
| unsurveyed lands, adjustment of lines on survey |
33 |
| Great Sioux Reservation, Dakota |
330,331 |
| Grosventres in Montana |
263,425 |
| Iowa on reservation in Indian Territory |
393 |
| Kansas and Nebraska |
230,245 |
| Oklahoma |
566 |
| Kansa, under agreement ratified July 1, 1902 |
766 |
| in Indian Territory |
344 |
| Kickapoo in Indian Territory |
480,481 |
| Kickapoo in Kansas, absentees and children |
681 |
| children to receive |
568 |
| deceased allottees' estates to be settled |
242 |
| Kiowa, under agreement of October 21, 1892 | 708,709,710,711 |
| Klamath Reservation, Oreg., to children born since completion of allotments |
751 |
| Klamath River Reservation, Cal. |
439 |
| Lower Brule Sioux, South Dakota |
599 |
| reallotment of lands |
688 |
| Mandan of Fort Berthold Reservation |
425 |
| Miami Indian Territory |
344 |
| sale by heirs of deceased allottees |
701,702 |
| of 100 acres of, in certain cases |
620 |
| Mission Indians in California |
384,750 |
| Mississppi Choctaw, on identification and settlement in Choctaw and Chickasaw country |
106 |
| incumbrance or sale void |
106 |
| Munsee in Kansas, patents to issue |
623 |
| sale of abandoned lands and land of deceased allottees without heirs |
624 |
| Nez Percés of Lapwai Reservation, Idaho |
538,539 |
| Omaha in Nebraska |
213 |
| additional allotments to women and children born subsequent to former allotments |
486 |
| Oto and Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska |
510 |
| Pawnee in Indian Territory |
161,497 |
| area to be 160 acres |
161 |
| inalienable for fifteen years |
161 |
| patents to issue after five years |
161 |
| Peoria in Indian Territory |
344 |
| sale by heirs of deceased allottees |
701,702 |
| of 100 acres in certain cases |
620 |
| Piankashaw in Indian Territory |
344 |
| Piegan in Montana |
263 |
| Ponca on Great Sioux Reservation |
332 |
| Potawatomi, Citizens Band |
410 |
| sale when allottee does not reside within State or Territory |
520,521,701 |
| of land in excess of 80 acres |
520,701 |
| Potawatomi, lands in Kansas |
567,568 |
| Potawatomi, Prairie Band, absentees and children |
681 |
| Puyallup Reservation, Wash., sale of parts not required for homes and alienation of balance after ten years from March 3, 1893 |
487,488 |
| Quapaw, in Indian Territory |
566 |
| Quapaw Agency, lease by allottees |
619 |
| Red Cliff Reservation, Wis., Chippewa on |
569 |
| Red Lake Reservation, Minn., to Chippewa on |
303 |
| River Crow, in Montana |
263 |
| Santee Sioux |
330,666 |
| Sauk and Fox, reservation in Kansas and Nebraska |
230,245 |
| Sauk and Fox in Indian Territory |
390 |
| Sauk and Fox of the Missouri, additional allotments to children born since first allotment |
521 |
| Seminole, general provisions relating to |
498 |
| in Creek Nation |
738 |
| provisions for, in agreement of December 16, 1897 |
663,664 |
| Seneca, minor children |
752 |
| Sheepeaters, on Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho |
314 |
| Shoshoni, on Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho |
314 |
| Shoshoni and Bannock, on Fort Hall Reservation |
705,706,707 |
| Siletz Reservation, Oreg., excess of 80 acres may be patented without restriction upon sale |
743 |
| Sioux Reservation in Nebraska, houses to be erected by the Government |
170 |
| part of reservation excepted from act of 1887 |
35 |
| Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux in Dakota under agreement of 1889 |
430 |
| Southern Ute in Colorado |
556 |
| irrigation ditches through lands |
754 |
| special provisions for allotments, note |
33 |
| Stockbridge and Munsee |
130 |
| Tonkawa in Okalahoma |
495 |
| Uintah Ute Reservation, Utah |
642 |
| Umatilla on Umatilla Reservation, Oreg |
224,225,
226 |
| Uncompahgre Ute |
621,686,800 |
| agricultural lands only to be allotted |
800 |
| United Peoria and Miami in Indian Territory |
344 |
| Upper and Middle Spokan |
453 |
| Ute in Colorado |
184,185 |
| area of allotments |
181,182 |
| commission to have charge of |
182 |
| Ute on Uintah and White River reservations, Utah |
753 |
| Walker River Reservation, Nev |
751 |
| Wallawalla on Umatilla Reservation |
224,225,
226 |
| Wea in Indian Territory |
344 |
| Wenatshapam Indians, branch of Yakima Nation |
530 |
| Western Miami in Indian Territory |
344 |
| White Earth Reservation, Minn., to Chippewa on |
303 |
| Whichita and affiliated bands in Okalahoma |
561 |
| Winnebago in Minnesota |
125,133 |
| alienation authorized |
557 |
| Wyandot Reservation, Ind. T., allottees may sell and convey part |
600 |
| Yakima Reservation, leases not to exceed ten years |
701 |
| Yankton Sioux in South Dakota |
525 |
| Yuma in California |
42 |
| Allottees in severalty to be protected |
14 |
| Alsea,and Siletz Reservation, Oreg., agreement of October 31, 1892 |
533 |
| Alsea and Siletz reservations, Oreg., new reservation established |
157 |
| boundaries of reservation |
57 |
| consent of tribes |
157 |
| old reserve restored to public domain |
157 |
| removal of Indians |
157 |
| American Baptist Home Mission Society's university, lands in Creek Nation reserved for |
735 |
| American Island, Dakota, granted for public park and
Sioux Indians to be removed from |
337,338 |
| lease of for quasi-public purposes by city of Chamberlain, Dakota |
570 |
| American Missionary Association, cemetery lands may be bought from Alexander Redwing
on Santee Sioux lands, Nebr |
485 |
| Amity, in depredation claims |
58 |
| Animals, injuries to in Indian Territory, penalty for |
44 |
| Annual report of agents, contents of |
32 |
| Annual report of Commissioner of Indian Affairs—awards on contracts |
27 |
| bids and proposals |
27 |
| disbursements in the Indian service |
1 |
| distribution of supplies, number of Indians present and receiving same |
2,13 |
| employees at schools |
63,69,108 |
| employees of Indian bureau |
62 |
| employed at Washington |
63,69 |
| forwarded to Congress on first day of session |
25 |
| reports of agents distributing supplies to be included |
2 |
| Annual report of employees entrusted with distribution of money and goods |
9 |
| those delinquent in settlement of accounts to be indicated |
10 |
| Annual report of Secretary of the Interior— |
|
| accounts of proceeds of sales of natural products of reservations |
31,36 |
| disbursement of appropriations |
25 |
| educational fund, expenditure of |
36 |
| employees entrusted with property and money |
9 |
| forwarded to Congress on first day of session |
25 |
| number of Indians at each agency |
25 |
| property not required on reservations, removal and sale of |
101 |
| purchase of supplies under exigency in open market |
112 |
| school statistics |
36 |
| traveling expenses of inspectors |
4 |
| Annual report of teaching of agriculture, etc |
7 |
| Annuities. (See also Trust funds and funds of tribes)— |
|
| captives of tribe to be surrendered before delivery of |
11,23 |
| chiefs violating treaties, delivery to forbidden |
11 |
| hostility of tribe a cause for forfeiture |
11 |
| labor on reservations required of able-bodied Indians to the value of amount delivered |
24 |
| Secretary of Interior may except tribes from requirement |
24 |
| nonattendance at school, annuities may be withheld from parents |
66 |
| payable in money, may be paid in goods |
8 |
| payment of (see also Distribution of annuities)— |
|
| by person designated by the President |
8,76,79 |
| coin to be used where required by treaty |
8 |
| persons over 18 years may receipt for |
102 |
| persons to be present and certify to |
9 |
| persons under influence of liquor not to receive |
9 |
| to Five Civilized Tribes to be per capita |
97 |
| rations may be commuted to money where tribe is civilized |
63,101 |
| statement of tribal annuities |
1023 |
| to what persons payable |
9 |
| trespasses on allotments, deductions for |
14 |
| tribes for which special provisions are made— |
|
| Arapaho and Shoshoni, from cession of April 21, 1896 |
624,625 |
| Arikara, Fort Berthold Reservation, from cession of 1891 |
425 |
| Assiniboin, for cession of Montana lands |
262,601 |
| how to be expended |
602 |
| Bannock, for cession of parts of Fort Hall and Lemhi Reservation |
314 |
| Blackfeet, for cession of Montana lands |
262 |
| Blackfeet Reservation Indians |
605,606 |
| Bloods, for cession of Montana lands |
262 |
| Cherokee, permanent annuity to Eastern Band |
20 |
| Chickasaw, permanent annuity commuted to $60,000 cash |
740 |
| Choctaw, permanent appropriation for interest on judgment of the Court of Claims |
285 |
| Cœur d'Alene, from cession of March 26, 1887 |
421 |
| September 9, 1889 |
423 |
| Creeks, permanent annuities funded added to Creek general fund |
750 |
| proceeds of cession of January 19, 1889 |
322,324 |
| use of, for education purposes |
323 |
| Crows of Montana |
196 |
| irrigation system to be completed with |
687,701 |
| Eastern Shawnee, permanent annuities funded |
742 |
| interest to be paid |
752 |
| Flandreau Sioux |
335,598 |
| Grosventres, for cession of December 28, 1886 |
262 |
| December 14, 1886 |
425 |
| October 9, 1895 |
601 |
| how to be expended |
602 |
| Iowa, proceeds of cession of 1890 |
395 |
| reservations ceded |
229 |
| to Wm. Tohee, chief |
396 |
| Mandan, Fort Berthold Reservation from cession of 1891 |
425 |
| Northern Arapaho and Cheyenne, place of delivery |
169 |
| Pawnee, proceeds of cession of November 23, 1892 |
496,498 |
| sale of reservation under act of 1876 |
160 |
| treaty of September 24, 1857, amended |
498 |
| Piegan, from cession of December 28, 1886 |
262 |
| Ponca, in Nebraska and Dakota, woolen clothing to be delivered by November 1 |
620 |
| to be paid in money |
599 |
| River Crow, from cession of December 28, 1886 |
262 |
| Sauk and Fox, life annuity of $500 to Pushetenekeque |
701 |
| proceeds of cession June 12, 1890 |
391 |
| reservation ceded |
229 |
| Seneca, permanent annuities funded |
741 |
| Sheepeaters, for cession of parts of Fort Hall and Lemhi reservations |
314 |
| Shoshoni, for cession of parts of Fort Hall and Lemhi reservations |
314 |
| Shoshoni and Arapaho, for cession of April 21, 1896 |
625 |
| Shoshoni and Bannock, Fort Hall Reservation, for cession October 7, 1898 |
705 |
| from fund of $6,000 |
200 |
| Sioux, permanent fund for |
335 |
| under act of March |