INDEX Interior, Department of the-Continued. Cedar Breaks National Monument, Utah, adjustment of boundaries _ - Central Valley project, Calif., use of cer- tain land ---------------------- Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park, Ga.-Tenn., revision of boundaries- ----- _-__------_- Citizenship requirements, employees _ _ Colonial National Historical Park, Yorktown, Va., transfer of juris- diction of portion of-- ------------ Cordova, Alaska, conveyance of land to_ Defense Homes Corporation, exchange of land in District of Columbia--- Fish and Wildlife Service, officers and crews of vessels of, commutation of rations ------------------------ Five Civilized Tribes, Okla., probate and distribution of restricted es- tates-------------------------- Fletcher, Okla., issuance to, of patent for certain lands----------------- General Land Office- Commissioners, assistant or deputy, appointment, duties, etc ------- Dearborn, Mich., relinquishment to, of title to certain lands----- --- Geological Survey- Aerial photographs, contracts with civilian concerns-------------- Lands, acquisition of, for gaging streams------ --------------- Mining operations on Indian lands, transfer of funds for supervision of----------------------- Scientific, etc., investigations for Government agencies; transfer of funds--------------------- Georgia, conveyance to, of portion of Chickamauga - Chattanooga Na- tional Military Park ----------- Goose Lake, Oreg. and Calif., quitclaim of title to lands---------------- Grazing Service, horses and equipment for field employees -------------- Great Smoky Mountains National Park, N. C. and Tenn., jurisdiction--_- Hopewell Village National Historic Site, addition of lands ----------- Household goods, etc., funds available for transfer of ---------------- Indian Affairs, Bureau of- Advances to Indian youths for educa- tional courses----------------- Alaska- Revenues from schools, hospitals, etc., disposal--------------- Supplies, purchase and resale of, to employees, natives, etc - --- Page 141 650 133 561 1085 1069 752 558 1080 1067 312 132 539 1086 516 539 133 323 1067 258 327 561 516 95 95 Interior, Department of the-Continued. Indian Affairs, Bureau of-Continued. Buildings, construction of, cost limi- tation- -------------------- _ _ Commissioners, assistant or deputy, appointment, duties, etc
Fish screens on irrigation projects, operation and maintenance -- Forest fires- Rewards for information respecting setting of, etc --.----------- Suppression, etc., funds available for---------------------- Report to Congress ----------- Geological Survey, transfer of funds to, for supervision of mining operations on Indian lands ----- Hospitalization of pupils, nonreserva- tion boarding schools, contribu- tion for -------------------- Indian Service, purchase of goods, etc., for, time limit for rendering bills ----------. .- -- -- -.. .. .-- Irrigation projects- Apportionment of cost where reim- bursement required --------- Flood damages, etc., interchange of amounts for---------- --- Protection of project works----- - Loans- Revolving loan fund, loans from, funds available __-----------. Vocational, etc., education, loans for; reimbursement --------- Medical, etc., services, collection of fees from Indians --------- Printing and binding in authorized Indian-school printing plants, amount available for . ... Replacement of property destroyed by fire, etc., funds available for- Report to Congress----------- Services performed for Indians, col- lection of fees.---..-----...... Taxes on restricted lands, funds con- tinued available for payment of - Teachers, public-school, employment in special Indian day schools-- Travel expenses- Availability of funds for -------- Educational systems, restriction on use of funds for study of - -- Tribal councils, etc., in Washington, restriction on use of funds for_ _ Tribal enterprises, funds available for establishment of ------ --- Tribal organizations, etc.- New Mexico, restriction on ex- penditures----------------- Traveling allowances ---------- XLV Page 513 312 554 515 515 516 516 525 513 518 518 520 517 522 525 521 514 514 525 514 524 531 521 528 517 513 613
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