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Title	Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - 1903 (Pt I)
Subject	Indian reservations; Federal government; Indians of North America; Maps; Work; Land use; Allotment of land; Treaties; Agriculture; Timber; Health; Indians of North America--Social life and customs; Water rights; Natural resources; Education; Indians of North America--Education; Annuities; Alcohol; Railroads; Culture; Employment (Economic theory); Religion; Missionaries; Indigenous peoples--North America
Keywords	Annual Report; Indian Agency; Reservations; Tribal Funds; Trade; Allotment; Land Rights; Resources; Mining; Superintendency; Native Americans
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
Tribe	Ute
Language	eng
Description	Excerpts concerning Utah from the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs - Courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Digital Collections. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs discusses calculations regarding appropriations and expenditures, the system of education on and off reservations, the perceived importance of industrial and agricultural training, the dissolution of agencies, the creation and effects of various treaties, the successes and shortcomings of the allotment system, and the processes by which land may be inherited, sold, and irrigated. Captain W.A. Mercer provides demographic data about the Uintah Ouray reservation and describes the reservation's schools, rations, wages, and liquor traffic. The Superintendent of the Uintah School describes agricultural conditions, while the Superintendent of the Ouray School provides a report regarding the health and progress of the pupils under his supervision. The Special Agent to the Kaibab Indians also submits a report in which he describes their culture, dress, and subsistence practices. The School Superintendent among the Shivwits Indians also submits a report regarding progress in schools and the lessons taught by missionaries
Type	Text
Coverage	Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation (Utah); Utah; Washington (D.C.)
Format	application/pdf
Rights	Digital Image © 2011 America West Center. All Rights Reserved
ARK	ark:/87278/s6613w12
Creator	Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Date	1903
Spatial Coverage	Kanab (Utah); Whiterocks (Utah); Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation (Utah); Washington (D.C.); Utah
Setname	uaida_main
ID	374284
Reference URL	https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6613w12

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Title	Page 217
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OCR Text	Show TRUST FUNDS AND TRUST LANDS. 485 Sileta senem1 fwd. .......... ................................. ........................................... . 8 333 28 sisaeton and Webpetan fund.. 1:052:66 Total decreane ............... ... 982,321.77 Total unoont of decrease ...... .................................... 982 323.77 ~ ~ f s l 01 increase.. ............................................................... 949: 718.44 ~ edetcre ase ....... 692.M5.8 .......................................... A ~ O U Urer~ep orted in Stai+,ent A, NOT. 1 , lW. 84,453 861.M ~mo a nats reported in this etatement .................................................... ~ 1 , ~ : 0 5 6 . ~ agreetng with net decrease ........................................................ 52,605.53 TRUST FUNDS AND TRUST LANDS. , The r w i ts and disbursements since Bovember 1, 1902, as shown by the books of the indim 8ffice, on account of sales of Indiltn lands, are exhibited in the following statement, to include October 31, 1903: On hand NOT. 1,lWS. WS.321.22 51,(89.56 9,489.95 8,146.65 28,465.40 27.612.12 419.719.69 8,346,97S.76 28,96s.11 18,294.61 292. M 710,606.66 4W,,001.15 270,464.51 10,810,241.85 Disburaed d:g,g D9,692.W 5,MN3.CN ............ ............ 11, 664.m 57.M 63,301.16 1,900.18 ............ ........................ 7.00 ........................ ........................ ............ 75,642.48 Received -- $2,2,681.45 13,386.42 9,499.96 3 146.65 40:150. w 513.91 S6,b87.22 n,489.87 2,319.0s ............ 74,669.44 204,205.94 On hsnd Nav. 1, lW. Sl4,337.77 29,673.1S .............. .............. 27,156.71 436,433.62 8,527.489.07 21,634.08 18,224.61 299.50 710,606.68 4W.Wl.16 195,906.17 10,131,686,37 Approprfationa. Proceeds of Sioux reser-vations in Minqesota and Dakota. Pmoeedsof SouthernUte Resemation. m e e d s of Bulphur p i n p s lands. Indian ernrov: Choctaw .............. Chickasaw ................ Pmced8 of United Peo-ria and Western Miami BU luslands. Ful8ing treaties .with Kansas, proceeds of lends. Fulfilling treaties with omahae, proceeds of trust Ian&. Fulfilling treaties with Oea~es,pr~eeed~oftrost lands. prooeeas 01 q-th ~ i u eRr e seruahon. Fulfillin treaties with ~inne%waesp,ro ceeds of l&r,d~. Rulfilling treeties with Shawnees, proceeds of lands. Fulfilling treaties, with Otoeand Xissouna, pro-ceeds of lands. Fulfilling treaties with Pswnees, proceeds of landa. Fulfillin treaties with urnatifins, proceeds of . lands. Total Acts and treaties, IZStat., 819. aot Mar. 3.1863. 28 Stat., 678, act Feb. 20, 1895. 82 Stet. 666, aot Jay 1, lad. do .............................. 32 Stat., 263. aot &T 27, 1902. Art. 4 treaty Od. 5, 1859,12 Stat, 1U2. ActsJoly31 1812,snd ~ u g1.,1 882. Art. 2 tmtg Sept. 29 le& 8%. 2 act dly 16,'1870. n stat., 52-63, sot June 17 1892. Art. 2 &eaty 1869, act Feb. 2,186S. Aots of Apr. 7 1889, and Jan. 11, i816. Act of Aug. 15, 1876... Act Apr. lo, 1876 ...... 22 Stat. 177, aot hug. 5.1635. .......................................
Setname	uaida_main
ID	374260
Reference URL	https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6613w12/374260