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Show 48 REPORT OF THE COMML88IONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS. Mont.; new 'bath house, sewer system, and cottage at Fort Yuma, Ariz.; new well at Riverside, Okla:; repairing sewer and connecting same, at Lac du Flambeau, Wis.; sewerage sjstem at Mesdero, N. Mex.; improvement of water system at Navaho, N. Mex.; warehouse and ice house at Winnebago School, Nebr.; warehouse for Kaw School, Oklahoma; well and improvement of water system at Pima, Ariz.; general improvements to the plant at Pawnee, Okla.; new water and sewer systems at Potawatomi School, Kansas; bath ! house at Rice Station, Ariz.; new well at Absentee Sbawnee School, Oklahoma; superintendent's cottage, repairs shop, etc., at Seneca, Ind. T.; general improvement to plant af Siletz, Oreg.; ventilating system at Uinta School, Utah; improvement to plumbing at Uma-tilla, Oreg.; improvement to water and sewer systems at Warm Springs, Oreg.; general improvements and water system at Western Shoshoni, Nev.; new well at Shawnee, Okla.; general repairs at Yankton, 6. Dak.; newboiler house, etc., at Albuquerque, N. Mex.; new pump house, tank, and tower to replace those bnrned at Fort Berthold, N. Dak., and also acetylene gas plant at the same place; .' extension of sewer at Chamberlain, S. Dak.; new water system at Cheyenne Elver Agency School, S. Dak.; water system at Cbeyenne '. School, Okla.; new water system, Riggs Institute, Flandreau, S. Dak. ; acetylene gaslighting plant and warehouse at Grand Junction, Colo.; barn and warehouse at Pipestone, Minn.; employees' quarters, Pima Agency, Ariz.; new water system, Industrial School, Standing Rock Agency, N. Dak.; acetylene plant, White Earth School, Minn. Upon the urgent request of the Indians, a new school plant for 75 children is under contract at Pryor Creek, on the Crow Reservation I in Montana. A large addition to the school building and a new office have been built at (>hilocco School, Oklahoma. The present Fort Apache school in Arizona has a capacity of only 60 pupils, but new stone buildings, with a water system for domestic and irrigation purposes, are now under cqntract, and will increase the 1 capacity to 150 pupils. A new dormitory at Fort Mojave, Ariz., a new school building at Truxton Canyon, Ariz., a new school building and hospital at Genoa, Nebr., and hospital at Morris, Minn., will materially increase the capacity and efficiency of these schools. The plant at Haskell Institute, Lnwrence, Kans., has had material additions in the erection of employeeu'qnarters and domestic building. The condition of the Moqui, Arm, school having become so dilap idated and dangerous, a new plant has been designed for these Indians. It 1s now under contract and will, when completed by next Septem-ber, furnish adequate accommodations for 150 to 175 pupils. The new school for the Jicar~llaA paches in New Mexico has been |
