Annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs, for the year 1886

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United States. Office of Indian Affairs
Annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs, for the year 1886
G.P.O., [1886]
v. : fold. maps ; 23 cm.

URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/History.AnnRep86

[Title page] Annual report of the commissioner of Indian affairs to the secretary of the Interior for the year 1886

Contents, pp. [I]-III

Topics discussed in report of commissioner of Indian affairs

Report of the commissioner of Indian affairs, pp. III-[LVI]

Letters of transmittal, pp. LVII-[LVIII]

Report of the Indian school superintendent, pp. LIX-CXLII

Reports of Indian schools, pp. 1-[34]

[Reports of agents in Arizona], pp. 35-41

Reports of agents in California, pp. 41-48

Reports of agents in Colorado, pp. 49-50

Reports of agents in Dakota, pp. 51-107

Reports of agents in Idaho, pp. 107-113

Reports of agents in Indian territory, pp. 114-161

Report of agent in Kansas, pp. 162-163

Report of agent in Michigan, pp. 163-168

Report of agent in Minnesota, pp. 168-170

Reports of agents in Montana, pp. 170-186

Reports of agents in Nebraska, pp. 186-194

Reports of agents in Nevada, pp. 194-198

Reports of agents in New Mexico, pp. 198-206

Report of agent in New York, p. 207

Report of agent in North Carolina, pp. 208-209

Reports of agents in Oregon, pp. 209-225

Report of agent in Utah, pp. 226-230

Reports of agents in Washington territory, pp. 231-248

Reports of agents in Wisconsin, pp. 248-258

Report of agent in Wyoming, pp. 258-262

Report of Lincoln Institute, pp. 262-263

Indian legislation passed during the first session of the Forty-ninth Congress, pp. 264-278

Trust funds and trust lands, pp. 279-284

The receipts and disbursements since November 1, 1885, as shown by the books of the Indian Office, on account of sales of Indian lands, are exhibited in the following statement, p. 285

Statement showing the present liabilities of the United States to Indian tribes under treaty stipulations, pp. 286-287-290-291

Executive orders relating to Indian reservations, pp. 292-380

Schedule showing the names of Indian reservations in the United States, agencies, tribes occupying or belonging to the reservation, area of each reservation in acres and square miles, and reference to treaty, law, or other authority by which reservations were established, pp. 381-390-391

Table of statistics relating to population of Indian tribes, civilization, allotments, houses, &c., pp. 392-393-410-411

Table of statistics showing labor performed by Indians, together with criminal, religious, and vital statistics, pp. 412-413-424-425

Table of statistics showing lands cultivated and crops raised on Indian reservations, pp. 426-427-436-437

Table giving miscellaneous products of Indian labor; also statistics as to stock on Indian reservations, pp. 438-439-448-449

Consolidated report of sick and wounded, United States Indian service, for the year 1886, pp. 450-451-459

Members of the Board of Indian Commissioners, with their post-office addresses, p. 460

List of Indian agencies formerly assigned to the several religious denominations, p. 460

List of Indian agencies and independent schools, with post-office and telegraphic addresses of agents and superintendents, pp. 461-462-463

[Report of Chilocco school], pp. 464-[466]

Index, pp. 467-486

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