FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. CHS. 897,808. 1886. 219 CHAP. 8 7.-An act to rovide for t lem - ‘ - apoo Indiangin the State ol? Kansas, an<}l(i'§1‘?t<Ethereph1?I§·¢ig;=‘;.estates of d°°°°S°d Kick Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the beneficial provisions Ki¤k=¤1><><> Iudiof the amended third article of the treaty between the United States ““g· t. ‘ and the Kickapoo tribe of Indians of Kansas, made June twenty-eighth, 1,,,,3; zyiqistmgs eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and proclaimed May twenty-eighth, extended to all » eighteen hundred and sixty-three, be, and the same hereby are, ex- ¤<l¤i*~¤- tended to all adult allottees under said treaty, without regard to their V°r 13·P·624· being ** males and heads of families," and without distinction as to sex. Patents to issue Sec. 2. That where allottees under the aforesaid treaty shall have in Mme <>f_¤1‘igdied, or shall hereafter decease, leaving heirs surviving them, and ;‘;;c‘;}‘°“*°° ‘f ‘l°‘ without having obtained patents for lands allotted to them in accord- ' ance with the provisions of said treaty, the Secretary of the Interior shall cause patents in feesimple to issue for the lands so allotted, in the names of the original allottees, and such allottees shall be regarded, for the purpose of a careful and just settlement of their estates, as citizens of the United States and of the State of Kansas; and it shall be competent for the proper courts to- take charge of the settlement of S<>m¤¤¤¤¤* of6S- their estates, under all the forms and in accordance with the laws of “"°°“· the State of Kansas, as in the case of other citizens deceased; and where there are children of allottees left orphans, guardians for such orphans may be appointed by the probate court of the county in which such orphans may reside; and such guardians shall give bonds, to be approved by the said court, for the proper care of the person and prop- ‘ erty of such orphans as provided by law. Sec. 3. That where allottees under said treaty shall have died, or I P“¤d°°F*;2°“°° shall hereafter decease, leaving no heirs- surviving them, and without {,XQ;gw`,Qs0]d°a`;,§ having become citizens and received patents for‘their allotments, as pmgggdg credited provided in the third article of said treaty, the Secretary of the Interior to the tribe. shall cause to be appraised and sold *for cash, in such manner as he may direct, the lands of such allottees; and after paying the expense incident to such appraisement and sale, the net proceeds thereof shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the said Kickapoo tribe of Indians, to be expended in such manner as the Sec· ' retary of the Interior may deem best for the benefit of the said tribe. _ Sec. 4. That the Secretary of the Interior shall cause patents in fee- P¤t•¤¤*=¤ _¤¤> ¤¤¤¤¤ simple to be issued for the lands sold under the provisions of the pre- “°f°"P“bI"’ 1“"d“· ceding section, in the same manner as patents are issued for public lands. Approved, August 4, 1886. » CHAP. 898.-An act to relieve the State of Colorado from charges on account of August 4, 1886. ordnance stores furnished to the State and Territory. ···-······"·‘·-‘_‘ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Chief of the Ord- gg4g2d`;,, 0,,;- nance Bureau of the War Department bc, and he is hereby, directed to nance_ account for cause the State of Colorado to be credited on its ordnance account with Mme ¤¤¤¤¤<l tv tim the amounts now charged against it for arms and ordnance stores issued T°"‘°°'Y‘ to the Territory of Colorado, amounting to thirty-three thousand eight hundred and ninety-one dollars. Approved, August 4, 1886.
