1030 monx Indian Department, (continued.) . Indian Department, (continued.) Navajoea . . . 176, 449 in Wyoming Territory, 187, Nez Percés 176, 177, 449, 450 188, 438, 460 Nisqnallys ... 177, 450 the appropriation for the Apaches to be Omahas 177, 450 expended only on those who remain Osages . . . . . . . . 177, 451 on reservation and refrain from hos- Ottawas . . . . . . . . 181, 454 tilities . 168, 440 Ottoes . 177, 451 the cash value of the share of any Kick- Pawnees . . 177, 178, 451 apoo Indian, in the trust funds of Pembinas . 170, 443, 444 the tribes, to be ascertained and paid Peorias 181, 454 to such Indian 174 Piankeshaws .. 181, 454 no part to minor children, until, &c., 174 Piegans 167, 440 allotments of land to Winnebago In- Pillager Bands . . . . 169, 170, 443 dians, lawful residents of Minnesota . 185 Poncas . 178, 182, 451, 455 minor children of Sophia Foyles . 185 Pottawatomies . . . 178, 179, 451, 452 survey of Indian reserves . 186 Puyallups ... 177, 450 of exterior boundaries of Indian Quapaws . 179, 181, 452, 454 reservations, &c ... 186 Quie-leh-utes 179, 452, 453 no part for those of the Choctaws, Q,ui—nai-elts . 179, 452, 453 Seminoles, Creeks, or Cherokees, Red Lake . . . . . 170, 443, 444 without their consent . 186 River Crows .. 179, 453 of Grand Ronde reservation . . . 186 Roche de Boeuf . 181, 454 Indian Commission .. 186, 461 Rogue Rivers .. 180, 453 continued with former powers and Sacs . . . 166, 180. 453 duties 186, 461 Seminoles ... 180, 453 any commissioner may investigate Senecas . 180,181, 453, 454 contracts and accounts, &c.. and Shawnees . . . . . 180, 181, 454 have access to books and papers . 186 Sheep Eaters 175, 176, 449 such examination not to be a Shoshones, 166, 175, 176, 181, 182, 449, prerequisite of payment . . 186 454, 455 Indians on the Uintah Valley Iieserva- Sioux .. 182-184, 455-457 tion 188 Sissetons .. 166, 183, 456 delivery of annuities, &c., to Indians in Six Nations ... 182, 455 Minnesota and Michigan . . . 188, 460 S’Klallams . 183, 456, 457 irrigating canal on Colorado reservation Snake . 183, 456 in Arizona .. 188 Tabeguache Bands . . 183,184, 457 building at New Buggy depot, Indian Teton Sioux 457 Territory, for Choctaw, &c., agency, 188, Uintah Bands 183, 184, 457 461 Umatillas ... 184, 458 interest on trust-fund stocks belonging Umpquas ... 184, 458 to the Upper Pond d’Oreilles . . . 173, 174 Cherokees . . . . . 188, 461, 462 Utahs ... 166, 183, 457 Chickasaws . . . 188, 462 Utes ... 183, 184, 457 Chippewas . . . . . . . 188, 462 Wahpetons . 166, 183, 456 Choctaws ... 188, 462 Walla-Wallas .. 184, 458 Creeks . . · . 188, 462 Wall-pah—pes .. 183, 456 Delawares ... 188, 462 Weas · . 181, 454 Iowas . 188, 462 Weeininuche Bands . . 183,184, 457 Kaskaskias, Weas, Peorias, and Wichitas . . . 166, 184, 185, 440, 458 Piaukeshaws . 188, 462 Winnebagoes .. 185, 458 Menomonees .. 188, 462 Wyandottes. . . 181, 454 Ottawas and Chippewas . . 188, 462 Yakarnas . 185, 186, 459 Pottawatomies .. 188, 462 Yampa Bands . . . . 183, 184, 457 Contingent expenses of trust-funtls, 188, 462 Yanctons ... 183, 456 Secretary of the Interior to investigate Indian service in Arizona Territory, 186, 187, and report upon the civilization of the 438, 459 Indian tribes . 188 in California . 187, 438, 459 to submit to Congress a plan for in Colorado Territory, 187, equitably extinguishing certain 438, 459 claims for annuities, &c. 189 in Dakota Territory, 187, 438, to negotiate with the Southern Chey- 460 ennes and Arapahoes for the rein Idaho Territory, 187, 438, lease of land ceded to them, and 460 for what consideration 190 in Montana Territory, 187, to prepare rules, &c., for presenting 438, 460 claims for depredations by Indians, 190 in Nevada . . 187, 438, 460 claims to be investigated, &c. . 190 in New Mexico Territory, 187, no payment to be made without 438, 460 a. specific appropriation . . 190 in Oregon . . 187, 438, 460 nothing to be paid to hostile tribes . . 189 in Utah Territory. 187, 438, removal of Flatheads to Jocko reserva- 460 tion 188 in Washington Territory, 187, purchase of goods and supplies in lieu of 438,460 those lost, &c. . . ... 189
