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Show IV CONTEXTS . Leasing of Indian lands: Page . Undlotted lands ........................................................ 55 Allottadl&nda ........................................................... 59 Lands set apart to misaionmy societies ...................................... 62 RailroiEds across reservations ................................................ 62 Indian-depredation olaims ................................................... 68 Assault upon Nm-ajoee, Arizona ............................................. 70 Mission Indians. C alifornia .................................................. 70 Killing of Utes in Colorado .................................................. 71 Southern Utes, Colorado ..................................................... 73 Seminolee in Florida ........................................................ 73 Indian Territory under the Curtis sot ....................................... 75 Intruders in the Indian Territoq ............................................ 80 Sale of Peoria and Mimi landq Indian Territory ............................ 80 Title to lmda purchased by Sac and Pox i n Iowa ............................ 81 Attack by Papaggos an E l Plomo, Mexioo ..................................... 81 Northern Cheyenne Reservation, Mont ... .- .................................. 89 Pueblos, New Mexico: Zuni Grant ............................................................. 90 Witch hanging in Zuci Pueblo .......................................... 94 Connsel for Pueblos ..................................................... 94 Pyramid Lake Indiana, Nevads .............................................. 94 Indians in New York ........................................................ 95 Turtle Mountain Chippewss, North Dakota .................................. 95 Torturing and burning of Seminoles in Oklahoma ............................ 96 Saleof Citizen Pottawatomie and Absentee Shawnee lauds. Oklahoma ........ 100 Contested cane6 "a iru~ttlirpr oll uiClmgns. Ok I a. ............................. 11t? Bu8rndsr.y of Klamalh Ro~errnlioo,U reg ..................................... 101 Fisheries in Washington .................................................... 105 Daniel Pullen and the Quillehute Reservation. Wash ......................... 105 Staakbridgee s s d Muneees. Wisconsin ........................................ 101 ACCOMPANYWG PAPERS . ' REPORT^ OP AGEXTS AND EMPLOYEIENB C HARGEO F INDIANS: Arizona- . ................................ I Colorado River. Charles 8 McNichols WorIin B . Bacon. superintendent of aohaol ......................... Fort Apache, Charles D . Keyes ....................................... Hnalapsis and Supais, Henry P . Xwing. industrial towher ........... Navajo. Maj . Constant Williamrr ..................................... Francis M . Neel, superintendent of school .......................... Pima, S. L.Taggart, in charge ...................................... ......................... I W.H.Hailmsnn, superintendent of school A . P . Meriwether, physician ....................................... J . M . Berger, farmer in ohmge of Slln Xavier Reserve .............. San Carlos, Lieut . Sedgwick Rice ................................... Lydia L . Hunt, superintendent of school ........................... California- Hoopa V&lIey, Mej . William E . Dougberty ........................... William B . Freer, superintendent of school .......................... Mission Tule River, L .A . .W right .................................... Round Valley, George W Patrick .................................... Colin bndemn,mia8ionar~.. ...................................... |
