328 FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Srzss. I. Ch. 354 14. 1906. tion charges that may be assessed against the unsold part of the allotment, an to pay the maintenance charges thereon uring the trust period, and any surplus shall be a benefit running with the waterright to be paid to the h0lder thereof. °°‘““‘i’“*°“°" commssrounn. ’"*g""""· _ For construction of ditches `and reservoirs, purchase and use of 1rrigating tools and appliances, and purchase of water rights on Indian reservations, in the discretion of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior and subject to his _ control, one hundred and hfty-five thousand dollars, of which twenty-Eve §Q?§'jd"·e,,g,,,mS_ zllioiasand dollars shspllbeimad/§aii·mmediat>lelyGlvagableé 1*r0pt£edS That e ommissioner 0 n 1an - a1rs un er e 1rec 1on o e ecre— tary of the Interior, may employ shperintendents of irrigation, who sha l be skilled irrigation engineers, not to exceed four, as in his _ judgiueut may be necessary to secure the construction of ditches and _ other irrigation works in asubstantial and workmaulike manner. ,,§g}"’°"'“$““““l’°" For survey and subdivision of Indian reservations and of lands to be allotted to Indians, and to make allotments in severalty, to be expended by the Commissioner of Indian Aifairs, under the direction ` Tuberculosis umm of 1t£etSelp1·%t:ry of the Intgripr, fiftexn thousand dollars. - · ‘ a the mmissioner 0 ndian ifairs under the supervi ·ion of Ziiinvemsndcu. cw., the Secretary of the Interior, is hereby authorized to investigdte and ` report to Congress upon the desirability of establishing a sanitarium for the treatment of such Indians as are aiilicted with tuberculosis, and to report upon a location and the cost thereof, and also uplon the feasi— b1l1ty of ut1l1zing some present Government inst1tut.1on therefor; said report to include, as far as possible, the extent of the prevalence of tuberculosis among Indians.
1**** °'¤* The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, under the direction of the Secmpggignsnon no be retary of the Interior, is hereby authorized and directed to select and
‘ designate some one of the schools or other institution herein s ecific— glliy pxpvidedl for asla1€_"Indian Iteforné Sghoolgalnd (io make ?ll;n§ed— _ u ru es an re ua_1ons or 1 s con uc an e p acingo n ian ,';:Q'j,'*,§f,’:;",,nb,€_ youth therein: Iiwvoded, That the appro;priatiou for collection and transportamon, and so forth, of pupils, an the specific appropriation C for such school so selected shall be available for its support and main- ,,,c_‘f‘Q,‘,f{’f,c‘§,Q,,,'?,j§§‘;f"·'· tenanc?:k]’rml;odT<l_f}n{)?er, That the consent of parents, guardians, or next o in s al not required to place Indian youth in said school. mgp¤¤·¤~r0¤¤¤d- _That· so much of the section three of the Act of August fifteenth, v¤x.1s,p.m. Blglltééll hundred and seventy-six, as required the Commissioner of Ind1an Aflairs toembody in is annual report a detailed and tabular staéementof all b1ds and proposals receive for any services, supplies, an annuity goods for the ndian service, together with a detailed smtemenlt of all awards of contracts_made for any such services,_sup~ Dmmd mu mm p IPS an annuity goods for which said bids p I d., _ _ »· . · . or pro osa s were POCBIVO U, w,,,W,,__,_ lei hereby repealed, and hereafter he shall embody in his annual report Mpming empmm only a detailed statement of the awards of contracts made for any serv- ,,,,,,;,,,.,9 rces, supplies, and annuity goods torithe Indian service; and that so t,::,; gg: gz jh, much 0 the Acts of March second, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and April twenty—i1rst, nineteen hundred and four, which require the I ocpimmsxoner togepgft zinnually the names of all employees in the _ _ n ian service is ere y a_s0 repea e . ,,f,‘,¥;{"°“"‘“g '"*“°' To enable the Commissioner of Indian Adairs, under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, to take action to su press the traffic of intoxicating liquors among Indians, twenty-five thousand dollars, fifteen thousand dollars of which to be used exclusively in the Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
