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United States. Office of Indian Affairs / Annual report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for the year 1904, Part I
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Index, pp. 705-716
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Blanket weaving ..................... 253,385,404
Blacksmith, Stephen, authorized to pur-
chase Santee lands ....................... 483
Board Indian Commissioners, addresses... 695
Boats needed.....................220,221,357,363
Bread making....................... 415
Brennan, John R., report of Pine Ridge
Agency, S. Dak ...........................328
Brenner, George A., report Lummi Indians. 364
Bridges made ............................. 302,362
Bristow, Edw., report Swinomish Indians.. 361
Brown, John -B., report Morris School, Min-
nesota .................................... 446
Brown, Samuel J., Joseph R., Augusta, Jen-
nie, and Susan F., patents in fee ......... 486
Buckner, Susie, sale surplus lands.........483
Buchanan, Charles M., report Tulalip
Agency, Wash .......................... 357,362
Buildings:
Burned ........................... 179,272,303
inhealthful and unsafe..............325
Buntin, John A., report Riverside School... 295
Burns, Mark; may sell part of land ......... 486
Burton, Charles E., report Moqui (Hopi)
School, Arizona .......................... 138
Butter making...... ............... 281,328
C.
Caddo:
Patents in fee to Nora G. Hazlett ...... 486
Statistics concerning ................. 606,624
Caldwell, A. F., report Fort Hall Agency.. 177
Campbell, Joseph M., authorized to pur-
chase Santee lands ....................... 483
Campbell, F. C., report Fort Shaw School.. 447
Campbell, S. W., report Green Bay Agency. 371
Campbell, Willard L., report Eastern Chero-
kee School, North Carolina ............... 265
Cam p McDowell Reserve, Ariz., to purchase
rights of settlers on ....................... 480
Cantonment School, Oklahoma, report su-
perintendent in charge ................... 282
Carignan, J. M., report Standing Rock
Agency, N. Dak .......................... 276
Carlisle School, Pennsylvania .... 389,400,450,511
Transportation Alaska pupils to ........ 511
Carson School, Nevada ............... 242,433,481
Carroll, James A., report Mescalero Agency,
N. Mex .................................... 250
Cass Lake School, report Benjamin Caswell. 220
Caswell, Benjamin,report Cass Lake School. 221
Catawba, statistics concerning ............. 614
Cattle:
Heavy losses ...................... 273,275,278
Trail .................................... 322
Cayuga:
Report agent ........................... 702
Statistics concerning ................. 604,622
Cayuse:
Report superintendent in charge ....... 318
Statistics concerning ................. 608,626
Chalcraft, Edwin L., school supervisor, re-
port ........................................ 431
Chamberlain, H. D., agent, report Crow
Creek Agency, S. Dak .................... 323
Chamberlain School, South Dakota ........ 453
Chandler, Boone, Estella and Joseph, pat-
ents in fee to ..............................486
Chandler, George, patent in fee ............ 487
Chapin, Sarah H., field matron, report ..... 241
Chapman, Doctor, physician, report -------.341
Chehalis:
Report superintendent in charge ....... 353
Statistics concerning ................. 612,628
Chemawa School, Oregon ................ 432,511
Chemehuevi:
Report superintendent in charge ....... 137
Statistics concerning ................. 594,616
Cherokee:
Appropriation forexpense leasing lands. 477
Claim Delawares against ............... 104
Disbursements of funds ................ 190
Early allotments not invalid ........... 476
Intermarried citizens ................. 117,478
Lands, Delaware improvements on ..... 477
Leasing of lands, pay for clerical
work ............................ 99,201,522
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Cherokee-Continued.
Patents to town lots ..................... 198
Pay for improvements intruders ........ 478
Pay for maps furnished ................. 485
Report J. B. Shoenfelt ................... 183
Royalties and taxes collected-..... 106,189,209
Schools ................................. 93
Services Win. M. Springer .............. 480
Statistics concerning ................... 598
(See also Five Civilized Tribes.)
Cherokee, Eastern, report superintendent
in charge ................................. 265
Chetco, statistics concerning...........608,626
Cheyenne and Arapaho:
Patent in fee to N. H. Davis ............ 484
Proclamation opening ceded lands re-
served for county seat ................ 523
Reports superintendents ......... 282,286,290
Schools.........................289,430
Statistics concerning ......... 602,606,620,624
Cheyenne, Northern:
Report superintendent in charge ....... 234
Settlers on reservation .................. 119
Cheyenne River Agency, S. Dak.:
Report agent .......................321
Proclamation opening lands reserved
for St.John§ School...................524
Schools .............................. 322,323
Chickasaw:
Coal and asphalt lands ........... 108,479,513
Disbursement funds .................... 188
Disposition surplus lands ............... 116
Leases ................................ 100,101
Patents to town lots ..................... 198
Payment town-site fund ............... 520
Regulations for selecting allotments ... 115
Report J. B. Shoenfelt-.................183
Royalties and taxes collected .... 106,186,208
Schools ................................ 95
Statistics concerning ................... 598
Tracts in Sulphur withheld from sale.. 484
(See also Five Civilized Tribes.)
Chiefs, Indian:
Death of Henry Blow, Klamath ........ 312
Joseph, death of ........................ 122
Kewah ko uk, death .................... "212
Monument to Seattle:.................. 357
Chilocco School, Oklahoma .......... 389,397,449
Chippewa:
Allotments White Earth Reservation... 512
Balances of appropriations ............. 485
Disposition of timber ................... 479
L'Anse and Vieux Dsert, distribution
of funds .............................. 475
Mark Burns may sell land .............. 486
Red Lake, agreement ................... 3
Removal Mille Lac ................... 223
Reports of agents:...............1216, 222,371
Statistics concerning .................. 598,
600,606,612,620,624,630
Turtle Mountain-
Agreement ......................... 5
Report superintendent in charge... 268
Choctaw:
Claim J. Hale Sypher for services ...... 479
Coal and asphalt lands ............... 108,513
Disbursement funds ................... 188
Disposition surplus lands...........----- 116
Leases ................................ 100,101
Regulations for selecting allotments ... 115
Report J. B. Shoenfelt .................. 183
Schools....................o............. 94
Patents to town lots .................... 198
Payment town-site fund ............... 520
Royalties and taxes collected ........106,186
Statistics concerning ................... 598
Warrants, payment to J. M. Shackel-
ford .................................. 522
(See also Five Civilized Tribes.)
Christian Indians, statistics concerning .... 598
Church members, Indian, number ....... 595-615
Citizen Potawatomi. (See Potawatomi.)
Citizens:
Eastern Cherokees should be .......... 266
Pueblos are........................... 257,261
Puyallup Indians became, too soon .... 353
Civil service in Indian Service ............ 23,423
Clackmas, statistics concerning .......... 608,626
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