sources of subsistence of the different Indian tribes-Continued.

sources of subsistence of the different Indian tribes-Continued.

Table showing agricultural improvements, stock, productions, and

Produce raised during the

1,500

8, 104

600 25,000 25,000 3,000 3,00

2,000

450

Number of acres in reservationt

Number of acres tillable

Number of acres cultivated by the government during the year
Number of acres cultivated by the Indians during the year
Number of acres broken by the government during the year
Number of acres broken by the Indians during the year.
Number of rods of fencing made during the year

Number of full-blood male Indians who labor in civilized pursuits
Number of mixed-blood male Indians who labor in civilized pursuits
Number of Indian families engaged in civilized pursuits......

RECAPIT 149, 898, 180 14,945, 763 4,592

292,550

2,521

19,747

97,175

31,829

2,803

26, 894

Bushels of wheat, by government, 14,793; by Indians, 688,278
Bushels of corn, by government, 33,435; by Indians, 4,656,952.
Bushels of oats and barley, by government, 16,675; by Indians, 349,247.
Bushels of vegetables, by government, 21,999; by Indians, 556,975..
Tons of hay cut, by government, 4,774; by Indians, 148,473
Tons of melons, raised by government, 2; by Indians, 3,467
Tons of pumpkins, raised by government, 8; by Indians, 3,721..
*Partly in Minnesota.

sources of subsistence of the different Indian tribes-Continued.