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Show CLXX REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. REPLY OF SUPERINTENDENT OW PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OP CALIFORNIA. SACRAMENSTeOpt,e maer W,1 890. DEAR SIR: Your circularof Angnat 15 has been received, and in accordance with your wishes I have g i ~ e ni t publicity emoug schoolofficers and teachers, through tho columns of our educational journal. Very truly yours, " - Hou. T. J. MORGAN, conmissionel. Indian affair^, Wfishingtngton, D. C. REPLY OP SllPERlNTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRU<!TION OW MINNESOTA, August 18, 1890. DEAR SIR: Replying to 7011~-8 of the 18th instant referring to "Education No. 2," I take pleasure in saying that 1 will do what I oan to bring it before partiea inter-ested. I shall have it published in our eduoationai journal, and bring i t to tho at-tention of county soperintandents whoae counties adjoin the resemstions. Very truly, D. L. Kmnm. Ron. T. J. MORGAN, Comnisstonw Indian Affairs. REPLY OF SUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OP NORTR DAKOTA. BISMARCK, Noumber 10,1890. DEAR SIR: With reference to yonr oircularletter of August 15,1890, I have tosay that I have been to considerable pnius to learn if there are an Indian children who r e~idein territory cotttiguous to our public sohaols who miggt avail themselves of the opportunity you offer, but have not been able to learn of any such. I havehad no practical experience with Indian children, b11t so far as I am able to form any opinion, I am heartily in sympathy with the plan whioh yon propose, which I believe is the best plso so far as the Indians' education is oonoerned, and will st the some time be snWcientremnneration to the poblio nohools to warrant their re-ceiving them. If there should prove to be any Indian ohildren nesr any North Dakota free pub-lic schools, I will do all I can to further yonr plan. Yours trulv. Commissioner T. J. MORGAN, Dspartnwnt of the .Interior, Wasl~ilingtonD, . C. REPLY OP SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION OP SOUTH DAKOTA. PIERREA,f ~gua2t2 , 1890. DEAR SIR : YOL~fPa vor of the 15th inatant,reIative ta pnblic-sohool educetion for Indian children, oame duly to hand. In reply we wish to say that we ere in aympa-thy with the movement, and will do anything in our power to advanco the work. If yon have any pertiaular plans which you desire to have followed, it will be neoeasary for us to have some inatruotion from yoor office before attempting to sssiat i l k the pian. Yours, very truly, (f. L. PINEHAM. no.,. T. J. MORGAN, Con~n~issionoefv Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C. REPLY OP BUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN8TRUCTION OP OREGON. SALEMO, REGON,A uguat 23,1890. n- rem R m : Retnrnine to thin office arain ta-dav from a t om in &stern Oxeeoll. ~~~~~ . -~-~~ ~ - ~~ ~- - wlkcre 1 ~ R V Obe en holdlog tailrbaro;iu&uten, arc::, I Iind on my rablo your far& nf the K,th inatnrnt in referonre to the condition of Indian el~ildrnnin the puhlic arlloola of tile several States and Territories in which Iodilln reservations are located. I |
