Indian Affairs

APPENDIX I.

REVISED SPELLING OF NAMES OF INDIAN TRIBES AND BANDS.

The spelling of the names of Indian tribes, bands, etc., contained in the following list has been agreed upon by the Bureau of American Ethnology and the Indian Bureau. So far as practicable the names are spelled phonetically, but it has been found advisable in several instances to retain, unchanged, names of foreign origin and those that have long been used as geographic terms. Except in the few instances noted the same form should be used for both singular and plural. Where a cross reference is given, the spelling referred to is the one adopted.

Statement of funds of Indian tribes held in trust by the United States Government.

June 6, 1900, ante, p. 709.

April 1, 1880, ante, p. 28.

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Mar. 3, 1901, ante, p. 741
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
JJan. 20, 1825, vol. 2, p. 149.
June 22, 1855, vol. 2, p. 531
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28.
..do
..do
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JAug. 7, 1856, vol. 2, p. 569.
June 14, 1866, vol. 2. p. 714.
Aug. 27, 1892, ante, p. 450.
Mar. 2, 1895, ante, p. 559
July 1, 1898, ante, p. 601..
June 6, 1900, ante, p. 704.
May 17, 1854, vol. 2, p. 456
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
June 14, 1846, vol. 2, p. 409
June 29, 1888, ante, p. 285
Apr. 1. 1880, ante, p. 28
May 18, 1854, vol. 2, p. 471.
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
June 10, 1896, ante, p. 597
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
...do.

June 12, 1890, ante, p. 354
Aug. 15, 1894, ante, p. 540
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
June 2, 1825, vol. 2, p. 153
(Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
JJuly 5, 1870, 16 Stat., 362
May 9, 1872, 17 Stat., 91
June 16, 1880, ante, p. 186
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28.

Aug. 15, 1876, ante, p. 167
Apr. 12, 1876, ante, p. 159.
Mar. 3, 1881, ante, p. 191

June 5 and 17, 1846, vol. 2, p. 413
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28..

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Mar. 3. 1893, ante, p. 487 Oct. 1, 1890, ante, p. 376 JOct. 21, 1837, vol. 2, p. 367 Oct. 11, 1842, vol. 2, p. 404 Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28 do

June 10, 1896, ante, p. 597.
Oct. 21, 1837, vol. 2, p. 367.
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
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JAug. 7, 1856, vol 2, p. 569..
Mar. 21, 1866, vol. 2, p. 694
June 27, 1846, 9 stat., 35
JApr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
Mar. 3, 1901, ante, p. 742
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
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Mar. 3, 1901, ante, p. 742
July 3, 1882, ante, p. 200.
Aug. 15, 1894, ante, p. 533.
Mar. 2, 1889, ante, p. 335
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
Feb. 6, 1871, ante, p. 128
Mar. 3, 1893, ante, p. 495
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
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Apr. 29, 1874, ante, p. 152
June 15, 1880, ante, p. 186
Apr. 1, 1880, ante, p. 28
Nov. 1, 1837, vol. 2, p. 369
July 15, 1870, ante, p. 127
Aug. 15, 1894, ante, p. 528

Statement showing title of Indian treaties, with description of annuities, appropriations, liabilities, and funds

held in trust.

$100,000.00 $2,000,000.00

Agreement

proved by act of June 6, 1900. Agreement proved by act of Mar. 3, 1891. One installment

due. Treaties of Aug. 2, 1847, and Mar. 19, 1867. Treaties of Nov. 26, 1805, art. 2,$3,000; Oct. 18, 1820, art. 13, $600; Jan. 20, 1825, art. 2, $6,000. Treaty of Oct. 18, 1820, art. 6: Jan. 20, 1825, art. 9. Treaty of Jan. 22, 1855, arts. 10 and 13.

Act of Mar. 3, 1891, sec. 19, art. 6. Five installments yet due. Act of Mar. 3, 1891, sec. 19, art. 11.

Treaty of Aug. 7, 1790.

Treaty of June 16, 1802.

Treaties of Jan. 24, 1826, and Aug. 7, 1856. Treaty of Jan. 24, 1826.

Wheelwright, per-Treaties of Jan. 24,

manent...

Blacksmiths, etc., and agricultural assistants, during the pleasure of the President. Interest on $200,000 held in trust. Interest on $275,168 held in trust, to be expended under the direction of Secre

tary of Interior.

Ante, p. 709

Ante, p. 415

50,000.00 1,000,000.00

1826, and Aug. 7, 1856. Treaties of Feb. 14, 1833, and Aug. 7, 1856.

Treaty of Aug. 7, 1856, art. 6. Treaty of June 14, 1866, art. 3.

Statement showing title of Indian treaties, with description of annuities, appropriations, liabilities, and funds held in trust-Continued.

554.33, at 5 per
cent.

3,327.72

66,554.43

1854.

Molel...

Nez Percé

Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho.

Do...

Osage...

Pawnee

Do...

Do........

Do.

Ponca

Potawatomi

Teacher for man

ual-training
school, subsist-
ence of pupils,
etc.

Five matrons for
schools, five as-
sistant teach-
ers, farmer, car-
penter, and five
millers.
Estimated amount
for subsistence
and civilization.
Two teachers, two
carpenters, two
farmers, miller,
blacksmith, en-
gineer, and phy-
sician; estimate.
Intereston $69,120
at 5 per cent for
eductational
purposes.
Goods and neces-
sary articles.
Support of two
manual-labor
schools and pay
of teachers.
Iron and steel

and articles for
shops; pay of
two black-
smiths, one of
whom is a tin
and gun smith;
two strikersand
apprentices.
Estimate: Iron,
etc., $500; black-
smiths, $1,200,
and strikers,
$480.
Farming imple-
ments and
stock; farmer,
miller, engi-
neer, and ap-
prentices in
working mill
and repairing
grist and saw
mill. Estimat-
ed amount.
To be expended
for civilization,
during the
pleasure of the
President.
Permanent annu-
ity in money.