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Show Five Civilized Tribes ........................................................ Probate work in Oklahoma ............................................. Oil and gas ............................................................. Omge oil and gas leases ..................................................... Puppression of Liquor t&c ............................................... Indian cri.m .i nal offenses .................................................... Court d e n m s .............................................................. Fish.i ng .r ights. ........... ..........I ...................................... Legxilat~on.. ..................... :.;: ...................................... Purchase of goods and supplies ............................................... New 6ystem of bookkeeplug ........................ , ........................ The eyes of the Indian Service ............................................. Employees ................................................................... Conclusion ................................................................ StatiEtical tables: Table 1 . Work and force of Indian Office aince 1899, compsred ............ 2 . Indian population of the United States , 1916 ................... 3 . Indiana under Federal supervieion, allotted and nnallottsd ...... 4 . Marriages, missionsries, churches, language, areas, citkennhip: crimes, midemeanma ....................................... 5 . Areas of Indian lands, allotted and unallotted .... ............. 6 . Allotments hy calendar years ................................. . 7 . Lands set wide temwrarilv for mission oresnizations ............ 8 . Patents in fee issued to mission orpnieations ................... . 9 . Industries other than farmin.x o r stock raisin.e .. ................. 10 . Incomes of Indiane ........................................... 11 . Use of amieultural lands. farmin.g. l egein.a .. ..................... 12 . Use of grazing lands. stack raising. leasing ...................... 13 . Use of agency and school lands. vslue of products raised ......... 14 . Emo- lo.vm ent of Indiana ....................................... 15 . Vital statistics. housing and disease ............................ 16 . Hoapitale and sanatoria ......... r .............................. 17 . 1ndLs. seltsnpporting. and those receiving rations. mid m i d & - nwus supplies issued ........................................ 18 . School w. nulation . number in school .. ean.acitv. .... .............. 19 . Schools. location. enrollment. attendance ...................... 20 . Schools. averaee attendance and ~n~r0~r iat ioeninEce 1876. ...... > 21 . Demonstration farms .......................................... 22 . Experimentation f a m ....................................... 23 . Supprassion of liquor traffic .................................... 24 . Timber on reservations. sawmilla. timber cut .................... 25 . Arew irrigable and under pmjecta. expenditures ................. 26 . Miles of ditches. useof imgated areas .......................... 27 . Allotments appmved and made ............................... 28 . Sales of allotted lands ........................................ 29 . Patents in fee issued.: ........ : ............................... 30 . Removal of restrictions on alienation of land .................... 31 . Certificates of competency issued under act of June 25. 1910 ..:.. 32 . CertXcates of competency isaned to Kaw and Osage Indians ..... 33 . Lands leased for mining, production of minerals, and royalty .... 34 . Buildin.es erected ............................................... 35 . Buildings under construction .................................. 36 . Live stock belonging to Indians, sold, and alanghtered ....... ;. . |
