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Schedule showing the names of Indian reservations in the United States, agencies,
denomination nominating agents, tribes occupying or belonging to the reser-
  t> 
vation, area of each reservation in square miles and acres, and reference
to treaty, law, or other aithority by which reservations were established.
Square   Area in   Date of treaty, law, or other authority establish- 
Name of reservation.      Agency.        Denomination.    Name of tribe occupying
reservation.  miles.  acres.                  ing reserve. 
__________  _ ___ ___  ________    ______________                      miles.
 _  __acres._____g                __reserve.'- 
ARIZONA TERRITORY. 
Colorado River (e) ...... 
Gila River ............. 
Moqui Pueblo. 
Papago ................ 
White Mountain ..... 
Total......... 
CALIFORNIA. 
Hoopa Valley .......... 
Colorado River.. ReformedI. 
Pima and Maricopa 
Navajo......... 
Pima and Maricops 
San Carlos ....... 
......o......  ....... 
Reformed. 
....do ............. 
Hoopa Valley.....IMethodist.         I 
Mission ..................................... 
Round Valley.........Round Valley..... 
Methodist.. 
Tule River..  ...... I Tule River.   ... do .......... 
Hwalapai (a), Kemahwivi (Tantawait), 
Koahualla, Kokopa (a), Mohavi, and 
Yuma. 
Marikopa and Pima ................... 
Moqui (Shinumo) ........ 
Papaho ............................... 
Aravapai, Chilion, Chirikahwa, Koio- 
tero, Mienbre, Mogollon, Mohavi, 
Pinal, Tonto, and Yuma-Apache. 
.... .... .. *.... .............. . . .o 
Hunsatung, HupA, Klamath River, 
Miskut, Redwood, Saiaz, Sermalton, 
and Tishtanatan. 
Klamath River (a), Mission, and Teme. 
kula. 
Konkau, Little Lake, Pitt River, Pot- 
ter Valley, Redwood, Wailakki, and 
Yuki. 
Kawia, Kings River, Monache, Tehon, 
Tule, and Wichumni. 
200 
101 
225 
3, 950 
4, 476 
140 
931 
324 
76 
1128, 000 
+64, 995 
|............ 
144, 000 
2, 528, 000 
2,864,995 
+89, 572 
*60, 000 
t207, 360 
48,551 
405, 483 
19, 480  12, 467,200 
19, 480 1 12,467, 200 
321. 
360 
*205,415 
1230,400 
Act of Congress approved March 3,1865, vol. 13, 
p. 559; Executive orders, November 22, 1873, 
November 16, 1874, and May 15, 1876. Part of 
this reserve located in California. 
Act of Congress approved February 28,1859, vol. 
11, p. 401; Executive order, August 91, 1876. 
Executive order, October 29, 1878; included in 
addition to Navajo reserve. 
Executive orders, July 1, 1874, January 10, 1879, 
and June 14, 1879. 
Executive orders, November 9, 1871; December 
14, 1872, August 5, 1873, July 21, 1874, April 27, 
1876, January 26 and March731, 1877. ! 
Act of Congress approved April 8, 1864, vol. 13, 
p. 39; Executive order, June 23, 1876. 
Executive orders, December 27, 1875, May 15, 
1876, May 3, August 25, and September 29, 
1877. 
Acts of Congress approved April 8, 1864, vol. 13, 
p. 39, and March 3, 1873, vol. 17, p. 634; Execu- 
tive orders, March 30, 1870, April 8, 1873, May 
18, 1875, and July 26, 1876. 
Executive orders, January 9, 1873, October 3, 
1873, and August 3, 1878. 
Treaties of October 7, 1863, voL 13, p. 673, and 
March 2, 1868, vol. 15, p. 619; act of Congress 
approved April 29, 1874, vol. 18, p. 36; Execu- 
tive orders, November 22, 1875, August 17, 
1876, and February 7, 1879. 
Order of department, July 1,1863 (see aenual re- 
port, 18, p. 318); treaty OfApril29, s188, vol. 
 15P. 635. 
Treaty of February 19,1867, voL 15, p. 505; agree- 
ment, September 20, 1872, confirmed in Indian 
appropriation act approved June 22, 1874, vol. 
18. p. 167. 
Land selected by eighty-five Indian families as 
homesteads, under 6th article of treaty of April 
29, 1868 vol 15, p. 637. 
Unratified agreement of September 17,1851, and 
July 27,1866; Executive order April 12, 1870; 
part of this reservation located in Montina. 
Treaty of February 19,1867, vol. 15, p,505; agree. 
ment, September 20,1872, conf rm dl1i Indian 
appropriation act approved June 22, 1874, vol. 
18, p. 167. 
Order of department, July 1, 1863 (see annual re- 
port., 1863, p. 318); treaty of April 29, 1868, vol. 
15p. 635. 
Treaty of March 12,1858, vol. 12,p. 997; andsup- 
plemental treaty, March 10, 1865, vol 14, p. 675. 
(Treaty of April 29, 1868, vol. 15, p, 635; and Ex- 
ecutive orders, January 11, March 16, and May 
20, 1875, and November 28, 1876; agreement, 
Sratified by act of Congress approved February 
128, 1877, vol. 19, p. 254; Executive order, Au- 
tgust 9, 1879. 
Treaties of April 19, 1858, vol. 11, p. 744, and of 
April 29, 1868, vol. 15, p. 635. 
Executive orders, June 27, 1879, and August 9, 
1879. 
COLORADO. 
Ute   ................. 
Do...... 
Los Pinos.........'Unitarian ........ 
White River.        do.......... 
Southern Ute.    Ev. Lutheran..... 
Total.........I..................... 
DAKOTA TERRITORY. 
Crow Creek ............ 
ft 
Crow Creek.......IEpiscopal. 
Devil's Lake..........I Devil's Lake...    Catholic .. 
Denver, Grand River, Uinta, and) 
Yampa Ute, Kapoti, Muachi, Ta. 
bikwachi, and Wiminuchi Ute.    ) 
Lower Yanktonai and Minnekonjo 
Sioux. 
Cuthead, Sissiton, and Wabpeton 
Sioux. 
FladreaU ............. Flandreau............................ Santee Sioux...........................,
. . 
Fort Berthold (f) ...... Fort Berthold.... Congregational .. Arikare, Gros
Ventre, and Mandan,.   13, 000 
Lake Traverse.........Sissiton     ..     ... do    .    .. Sissiton and
Wahpeton Sioux........1,435 
Old Winnebago ........Crow Creek..     . Episcopal .......Two Kettle and
Yanktonal Sioux. 
Ponca§§ ............... 
Sioux .................. 
Do ................ 
Do ................ 
Do................. 
Yankton .............. 
Drifting Goose    ... 
Total ............ 
Cheyenne River... 
Lower BruI6 ...... 
Red Cloud (Pine 
Ridge). 
Spotted Tail (Rose 
Bud). 
Standing Rock.... 
Yankton-......... 
Crow Creek ....... 
Episcopal. 
....do  .......... 
.... do  ......... .... 
.... do  . ... ......... 
Catholic .......... 
Episcopal. 
... .. ..  ..°.,..  ..,.................. 
Blackfect, Minnekonjo, Sans Arcs, 
and Two Kettle Sioux. 
Lower Brul6 Sioux .................. 
Northern Arapaho, and Cheyenne 
and Oglalla Sioux. 
Minnekonjo, Oglalla, andUpper Brul.6 
Sioux. 
Blackfeet, Unkpapa, Lower and Up-j 
per Yanktonai Sioux. 
Yankton Sioux ........................ 
Magabodas, or Drifting Goose band of 
Yanktonai Sioux. 
....... I"  ...........  .. .o . . .,o . .. 
6511 
150 
8, 320, 000 
*918, 780 
*416, 905 
t96, 000 
49, 076  31, 408, 551 
6721 
108 
*430, 405 
69, 000 
65, 774 42, 095, 456 
IDAHO TERRITORY.I 
Cixur d'Alne..            . .  .   ....... .................. Ceurd'Aldne,
Kutenay, Pendd'Oreille,  1,150  1736, 000  Executive orders, June 14,1867,
and November 8 
and Spokane.                                              1873. 
Fort Hall.............. Fort Hall ......... Methodist ........ Bos and Brunau
Bannak (Panaiti),      1,878 ftl, 202, 330  Treaty of July 3, 1868, vol.
15, p. 673; Executive 
and Shoshoni.                                             orders, June 14,
1867, and July 30, 1869. 
Lapwai ................ Nez Percd........ Presbyterian...... Nez Percd............................
 1,167  t+746,651  Treaty of June 9, 1863, vol. 14, p. 647. 
Lemhi .........  ..... Lemhi..........Methodist ....       . Bannak (Panaiti),
Sheepeater, and        100      64, 000  Unratified treaty of September 24,1868;
and Ex 
Shoshoni.                                                ecUtive order,*
February 12, 1875. 
Total .............        .........         ....   ....  ............. 
                      4,295   2, 748, 981 
'a) Not on reservation. (e) Partly in California. (f) Partly in Montana.
 § Indians removed to Indian Territory. * Surveyed. 1 Partly surveyed,
 Outbounda rie surveyed. 
Total ....................................16331