sources of subsistence of the different Indian tribes—Continued. 100. 000 252 170 150 100..... *2,736 ....... 10,000...... 4,000 200.... 6701. 95 ...... * Reported 40,000 bushels last year instead of 4,000, by clerical error. sources of subsistence of the different Indian tribes—Continued. Minnesota and 277,286 acres in Wisconsin. RECAPITULATION. Size of reserves in acres* 164,230, 339 Number of acres tillable 4, 807,762 Number of acres wooded 10,789, 351 Number of acres grazing _ 27,062,516 Number of acres valueless 13,770,670 Number of acres cultivated by the Government during the year 6,2o'7 Number of acres cultivated by the Indians during the year 329, 327 Number of acres broken by the Government during the year 6,056 Number of acres broken by the Indians during the year 40,245 Number of acres under fence 127,555 Rods of fencing made during the year 608, 834 Number of Indian families engaged in agriculture («) 16,732 Number of Indian families engaged in other civilized occupations («) 668 Number of mixed-blood families engaged in agriculture (a) 991 Number of mixed-blood families engaged in other civilized occupations (a) 214 Number of male Iudians who labor in civilized occupations (a) 48,638 Produce raised during the year: Bushels wheat, bv Government, 18,273; by Indians, 329.313; total... 347,586 Bushels corn, by Government, 29,285; by Indians, 2,008,074; total... 2, 037, 359 Bushels oats, by Government, 13,817; by Iudians, 176,678; total 190,495 Bushels vegetables, by Government, 35,340; by Indians, 445,164 ; total. 480,504 Bushels beans, by Government, 120; by Indians, 26,360; total 26,486 Tons of hay cut, by Indiaus 163,935 Stock owned: Horses, by Government, 507; by Indians, 331,043; (increase by purchase, 469; natural increase, 5,550 ;) total 331,550 Mules, by Government, 343; by Iudians, 3,842; (increase by purchase, 54; natural increase, 8; total 4,185 Cattle, by Government, 5,191; by Indians, 374,388; (increase by purchase, 1,496; natural increase, 4,420 ;) total 379,579 Swine, by Government, 989; by Indiaus, 439,634; (increase by purchase, 53; natural increase, 4,434;) total 440,623 Sheep, by Government, 13,237; by Indians, 231,816: (increase by purchase, 837; natural increase, 25,548 ;) total 245,053 Other results of Indian labor: Feet of lumber sawed 8,785,835 Cords of wood cut 42,733 Value of furs sold $415,300 * Indian lands without Agency, viz: Cceur de Alene reserve in Idaho 73ft, 000 Reservations In Kansas 126,361 Mille Lac reserve in Minnesota 61,014 Jlcarilla reserve in New Mexico 576,000 Total acres 1,499,375 (a) Four largest civilized tribes in the Indian Territory not Included in this number. |