Hunt, P. B., Kiowa, Comanche, and Wichita Agency, Indian Territory, annual report of still necessary among Indians of Blackfeet Agency to supplement inadequate appro- since removal, raids of, on Indian stock of Kiowa Agency less frequent.. I. Page. 71 112 109 145 105 105 62 113, 114 93 XXXIV, 74 Implements, agricultural, and thrashing-machines worked by Indian labor at Pawnee Agency. Improvements at Devil's Lake Agency past year. at Fort Hall Agency: three dwelling houses, eight granaries, additions to com- at new location of Kiowa Agency at Lower Brulé Agency past year at Sac and Fox Agency Indian Territory, needed to make service efficient at Yankton Agency, for past year, in way of dwellings, mills, shops, &c.... in way of mills, schools, and jail building at Klamath Agency. much needed, in repairs to buildings, mills, fences, &c., at Nez Percé Agency. on Round Valley Reservation, California. 79 37 III 29, 30 63 72 38 92 60 139 66 88 9 144 76 128 XLIV invasion of... XX proclamation of President against invasion XX, 201 whatever changes have occurred among tribes of, during year have been in XXXI IV IV 104 habits of Klamath Indians of Oregon commended by neighboring whites. 139, 140 65 on Umatilla Reserve, retarded awaiting proper surveys. Indian laborers, various occupations engaged in by, at Kiowa Agency. Indian labor, largely utilized by citizens of Nevada on farms, in towns, &c.. Indian Territory, constant agitation among Otoes and Missourias of Nebraska, for removal to, Indian tribes peaceful, except incursionsof "Victoria" and semi-hostility of "Sitting Bull' Industrial arts, teaching rudiments of, in all schools recommended Industry, &c., of Nez Percés of Idaho.. illustration of, by Kiowa Indian named "Zabille" Inspectors, Indian, addresses of Intemperance. (See Drunkenness.) Interest on trust-fund stocks Intruders, 6,000 of, among "Five Civilized Tribes," Indian Territory Invasion of Indian Territory, large parties organizing for, in Southern Kansas Iowas at Great Nemaha Agency, numbering 171, prosperous farmers and self-sustaining Irrigating dam at San Carlos Agency, Arizona, results from ditches on Western Shoshone Reserve-superintended by agency farmer 73, 74 191, 192 95 XX, 201 .244, 246, 266 5 127 65 1 1 3 123, 124 63 17 131 Irrigation absolutely essential to agricultural pursuits at Colorado River Agency, Arizona. Lemhi Reservation bountifully supplied with water for, from Lemhi River. system of, on Navajo Reserve by means of wind-engines and stock-pumps.. Kansas, joint resolution authorizing Secretary of Interior to certify school lands to State of.. Kaweahs, statistics in regard to.. Kaws at Osage Agency, steadily diminishing in numbers, but energetic workers.. Kent, M. B., Great Nemaha Agency, annual report of.. Kickapoos, Mexican, energetic, contented, and willing to work for their support of Brown County, Kansas, own reserve 20,237 acres, well adapted for agriculture.. King, M. C., Cherokee County, North Carolina. act appropriating $212.03 for relief of.. Kiowa, Comanche, and Wichita Agency, removal of, from Fort Sill Kiowa Indian farmer, in two years has cultivated a 40-acre field and started a herd. Klamath Agency, Oregon, annual report of L. M. Nickerson. Indians, progress made by Indians, statistics in regard to. Klamaths, statistics in regard to.. Page. .XXXIV, 73 76 238, 250, 270 .242, 246, 266 Labor at Kiowa Agency, butchering, digging, hauling, quarrying, carpentering, and herding Indian, experience of Agent Miles, Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, in using 68 1,4 and education, opposition to, about disappeared among Lower Brulé Sioux. 36-37 Lac Court d'Oreilles Chippewas, 205 allotments made to. Lac de Flambeau Chippewas, La Pointe Agency, unfortunate condition of Land cultivated by Navajoes, of New Mexico, about 10,000 acres, with extensive peach and Lands, Indian trust, statement of receipts and disbursements from sales of. 172 173 252, 270 131 224 securing to Indians uniform and perfect title to, conducive to their welfare La Pointe Agency, Wisconsin, annual report of S. E. Mahan. enactment of, urged to provide for permanent location of Poncas Laws needed to protect Indians of San Carlos Reservation in their water privileges. code of, when established, civilization of Santee Sioux will be doubly rapid.. XVI 96 171 Law, civil, report of committee Episcopal Church United States, on securing for Indians pro- 185-188 XXXVI .XXII, 5 4, 160 122 Indians. Lease of lands to whites by Sencas, bill relative to in villages and cities adjacent to Green Bay Agency, methods of. Indian police prevent, arrest and bring offenders to trial, &c code of, for Indian reservations, a necessary factor in work of civilization of the United States, wish of Yakamas that they be extended over them Laws relating to liquor traffic; until changed drunkenness will continue among Green Bay Lawson, S. S., Mission Agency, California, annual report of Lee, George W., Mackinac Agency, Michigan, annual report of Leech Lake, Pillager Chippewas at, necessity for their removal to White Earth Reserve. Legislation by Congress inimical to their landed interests feared by "Five Civilized Tribes needed on subjects connected with the welfare of the Indians Lemhi Agency, Idaho, annual report of E. A. Stone, assumed charge March 16, 1880. agreement for cession of, not ratified. Liabilities of United States to Indian tribes, table showing. Lincoln, W. L., Fort Belknap Agency, Montana, annual report of. Lipans, statistics in regard to.. Liquor traffic, list of trials and convictions for, reported by agent Green Bay Agency. Little Lake Indians, statistics in regard to... Los Pinos Agency, Colorado, annual report of Agent W. H. Berry, assumed charge July 4, last. Lower Brulé Agency, Dakota, annual report of Capt. Wm. E. Dougherty, First Infantry, acting Reservation, Indians of, deny consenting to 6th article of treaty restricting its limits. of Navajoes of New Mexico to the whites.. XV 167 169 12 136 101 XL 140 94 150 188, 201 XIV, XVI 123 63 278 XXX 202 120 98, 101 114 254 171 169 13 IX 238, 258 14 19 33 38 156 131 3 254, 270 101 155 statistics in regard to 252, 270 Malarial diseases principal complaint among Indians of Sac and Fox Reserve, Indian Territory. 93 140 all machinery, in way of employés, supplies, &c., on the ground, but no Indians. 140, 142 XLVI Reserve, Oregon, executive order adding Fort Harney military reserve to.. 227 Marion, Alfred N., Tulalip Agency, Washington Territory, payment of salary as agent in Marriage ceremony performed by agents among Neah Bay Indians. custom of giving their daughters in, at as early an ae as 14 years, among Pawnees. Martin, Mrs. E. Throop, et al., benefactors in promoting missionary work at Pima Agency. Page. 1 32 240, 260 238, 258 198 156 80 2 40 McGillicuddy, V. T., Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota, annual report of men at Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency; their treatment gradually losing its sway fast losing their occupation among Indians of Fort Berthold Agency 250, 268 39 28 128 70 82 156 58 42 33 31 17 10 106 convocation of, annually held by Indians of Blackfeet Agency statistics in regard to Mescalero Agency, New Mexico, annual report of S. A. Russell all Indians of, disarmed, dismounted, and held as prisoners by progress of Indians not gratifying for past year, and causes... Methows, statistics in regard to.. Meteorological record for past year at Crow Creek Agency, Dakota statistics in regard to Miles, John D., Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Indian Territory, ninth annual report of. Mille Lac Chippewas should be removed to White Earth Reservation.. Mill, flour, change of location of, will soon be necessary at Yankton Agency. saw and grist, at Hoopa Valley Agency, California. Mills, saw and grist, in reasonably good condition at Pawnee Agency and shops at Flathead Agency, busy scenes at latter every day and shops at Yankton Agency, what they produced and turned out past year, &c. Milling grain at Pawnee Agency, toll of one-eighth exacted Military, bad faith of, toward Indians of Mescalero Apache Agency 45 7 169 254, 272 129 129 XLIV XLV 252, 270 24 91 XVIII .244, 254, 262 67 76 XL 60 60 7. 81 110 GO 104 forcible return by, of hunting party of Blackfeet Indians 79 Milroy, R. H, Nisqually Agency, Washington Territory, fifth annual report of. Indians of California, their condition yearly more deplorable, and legislation urgently .XXIII, XXIV, 12 Indians, statistics in regard to work among Lower Brulé Sioux, most satisfactory results from 238, 258 37 50 Missions among Santee Sioux, good work of. Missionary work at Flathead Agency done by fathers of St. Ignatius Catholic Mission. at Yankton Agency carried on by Protestant Episcopal and Presbyterian none at Warm Springs Agency, Oregon, except by agent and employés. 148 152 nothing has ever been done in direction of, at Colorado River Agency. on Tulalip Reserve assigned to Catholics; most all Indians of that belief. 166 of Quinaielt Agency assigned to Methodists, but none performed... 163 90 and schools at Colville Agency under charge of Jesuit fathers and Catholic 154 zealously carried on at Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency by Society of Friends 69 (See Religious.) statistics in regard to... Missourias, condition of Mizner, Maj. H. R., Eighth United States Infantry, acting agent Hoopa Valley Agency, Cali- 118 246, 266 7 Page. Moapa River Reservation, gross mismanagement on Modocs on Quapaw Reserve made remarkable progress in past seven years.. 125 88 .244, 250, 262, 270 Mohaves at Colorado River Agency, Arizona, industrious, and skillful farmers under adverse statistics in regard to conditions of their location.. statistics in regard to Mo-ko-ho-ko band of Sac and Fox in Kansas, vagabonds and intruders on lands of settlers Moquis Pueblos, statistics in regard to Morals of Cheyenne River Sioux good; profanity unknown in their language. of Fort Peck Indians, from Indian standpoint, not as bad as might be expected. Morality of Otoes and Missourias of Nebraska without comparison and uniform good conduct of Chippewas of White Earth Reserve past year. Mormons have converts among Shoshones of Wyoming.. Muckleshoot Indians, statistics in regard to... Mud Bay Indians, statistics in regard to Munsees, statistics in regard to Murder by white freighter Jackson, of Johnson, son of Ute chief; retaliation of soldier and white man reported by agent Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Territory N. Navajo Agency, New Mexico, annual report of F. T. Bennett, captain Ninth Cavalry, acting 1 238, 258 250, 268 19 57 XLIV 103 177 254, 270 244, 264 XXV 48 105 2 162 94 166 Neah Bay Agency, Washington Territory, third annual report of Charles Willoughby. Nevada Agency, Nevada, first annual report of James E. Spencer.. State appropriates $15,500 for support of schools in. New York Agency, New York, eleventh annual report of D. Sherman. Nez Percé Agency, Idaho, annual report of C. D. Warner Nez Percés at Ponca Agency, intelligent, religious, and industrious, and if properly aided will at Ponca Agency specially interested in school Nickerson, L. M., Klamath Agency, Oregon, annual report of. Nisquallies, statistics in regard to 131 226 131 248, 268 250, 268 123 135 135 64 85, 86 -242, 244, 260, 262 139 Northern Cheyennes, "Little Chief's" band, still cling to hope of returning north Ochoho and Leggins should have visited Washington instead of Winnemucca.. 254, 272 142 141 39 of Pine Ridge Agency, dispersion of and scattered location of houses a hopeful sign. O'Keane, John, Tulalip Agency, Washington Territory, second annual report of.. Omaha and Winnebago Agency, Nebraska, report of Arthur Edwards. Omahas, report as to condition of statistics in regard to.... Oneidas, of Green Bay Agency, well advanced in agriculture. of New York Agency, prosperous farmers and citizens of the United States.. O'Neill, James, farmer in charge of Cœur d'Aléne Reservation, Oregon, annual report of.. Opium-eating practiced by many Stockbridge Indians, Green Bay Agency Order maintained at Grand Ronde Agency by annually elected justice, sheriff, and prosecuting 40 136 252, 270 165 252 123 tribes at, agriculturists and to some extent stock-raisers 123 123 248, 266 169 136 250, 254, 268 154 .248, 250, 268 171 138 Orchard at Yankton Agency, ten acres of, and how laid out.. 61 Osage Agency, Indian Territory, second annual report of L. J. Miles. 76 and Kaw trust and diminished reserve lands, act for relief of settlers on. 189 Osages, factions, conservatism, and superabundance of tribal fund of, have retarded civilization. XXXIII 76 Great and Little, act to carry into effect second and sixteenth articles of the treaty of 199 statistics in regard to 244, 262 Ottawas, on Quapaw Reserve, numbering 114, temperate, industrious, and prosperous 87 statistics in regard to ..244, 246, 262, 264 Otoe Agency, Nebraska, annual report of L. E. Woodin. Otoes and Missourias, at Otoe' Agency. Nebraska, numbering 434, slow to give up old habits. Ouray, Chief, death of Outbreak by Nez Percés, false report of. 118, 119 15 65 118 P. Page, Henry, Southern Ute Agency, Colorado, annual report of. Pah-Utes and Pi-Utes, inhabit reserves comprised within Nevada Agency. Paradise Valley, 103 destitute Indians from, arrived at, Western Shoshone Agency last winter, Passes, forged, issued in name of Standing Rock agent Patents for lands, granting of, to Indians of Puyallup Agency urged. to lands allotted at LaPointe Agency not received, source of great trouble to agent. Pawnee Agency, Indian Territory, annual report of E. H. Bowman. statistics in regard to.. Payne, D. L., leader of movement to invade Indian Territory for purposes of settlement .XX, XXI 104 Pend d'Oreilles, condition of, at Flathead Agency 109 statistics in regard to.... .242, 246, 266 Peorias and Miamies on Quapaw Reserve, numbering 218, occupying 50,301 acres, self-supporting. 87 244, 262 Permit system, by which citizens of United States are employed as laborers among five civil- 95 Petition of certain coast Indians to be attached to Grand Ronde Agency 137, 138 Petition of Poncas for chiefs to visit Washington to sign away their land in Dakota and obtain Pine forests of great value cover Menomonee Reserve, Green Bay Agency; sale of pine asked.. 169, 170 39 254, 272 Pitt River Indians, statistics in regard to. 238, 258 Pi-Ute prisoners of war removed to Warm Springs Agency, Oregon, from Vancouver Barracks. 147, 148 125 question of return of, to Malheur from Yakama should be definitely settled. 168 statistics in regard to Police agent Rosebud Agency urges same pay and uniform as for regular United States soldiers. at Fort Berthold Agency reliable and trustworthy. at Fort Peck Agency, opposition to, but reorganized and giving satisfaction. at Kiowa Agency anxious to obey orders to the letter; varied duties of . at Lower Brulé Agency not efficient or reliable, reason for at Osage Agency found trustworthy and vigilant at Rosebud Agency, arrest of Indian horse-thieves by. at Siletz Agency, if employed in a city would be promoted for meritorious conduct at S'Kokomish Agency efficient and useful in regulating discipline of tribes at Tulalip Agency noted for vigilance and watchfulness -248, 252, 254, 266 46 85 33 113 75 38 77 47 143 164, 165 166 at Western Shoshone Agency, Indians respect and take great pride in difficulties with, owing to interference of Spotted Tail discontinuance of, at Uintah Valley Agency, with suggestion regarding 128 46 153 impracticable at Colorado River Agency, Arizona, and why. force impossible to organize among Navajoes on account of small pay allowed. force on Quapaw Reserve, best men should belong to, but impossible to get for $5 per increase of pay of, urged Indian, all reports from agents bear uniform testimony to value, reliability, and fidelity of. 133 89 2 58 IX XI, 46 6 chief obstacle in perfecting system inadequate pay of X Congress should allow department discretionary power as to salaries of X IX 30 10 17 19 XII total force in operation at forty agencies numbers 162 officers and 653 privates IX 26 Reserves of Blackfeet Agency respond, when called on, with alacrity and faithfulness none on the Sac and Fox Reserve, Indian Territory; Indians refuse to serve for pay 107 138 none at La Pointe Agency, but small force recommended for Red Cliff and Bad River 175 93 on consolidated White Earth Reserve highly commended for efficiency and fidelity 104 57, 58 158 156 among Pawnees calls for consideration and action of government |