Indian Affairs, iii; Public Lands, x; Bureau of Railroad Accounts,"xvii;
Pensions, xxv; Patents, xxvii; Education, xxviii; Census, xxx; Geologi-
cal and Geographical Survey, xxxi; Geographical and Geological Survey
of the Rocky Mountain Region, xxxiii; Entomological Commission, xxxv;
Hot Springs Commission, XXXV; Yellowstone Park, xxxvii; Capitol Build-
ing and Grounds, xxxviii; Government Hospital for the Insane, xl; Asylum
for the Deaf and Dumb, xli; Freedmen's Hospital, xli; Columbia Hospital
for Women, xlii; The Territories, xlii; Restoration of Interior Department
Building, xlvii.
Letter of Commissioner transmitting his Annual Report, 1; Report of Com-
missioner, 5; Surveying Operations, 6; Survey of Dakota and Wyoming
Boundary, 21; Resurvey of Boundary between Arkansas and Indian Terri-
tory, 22; Disposal of Public Lands, 27; Pre-emption, 28; Homesteads, 43;
Timber Culture, 45; Mineral Lands, 86; Coal Patents, 96; Timber Lands
and Timber Depredations, 117; Private Land Claims, 124; Southern Public
Lands, 132; Timber and Stone Lands, 133; Islands and Beds of Meandered
Lakes, Sloughs, and Ponds, 138; Abandoned Military Reservations, 140;
Indian Lands'in Kansas, 141; Military Reservations, 144; Needed Facilities
for Exemplification of Official Records, 144; Area of Public Domain Sur-
veyed during fiscal year, and remaining Unsurveyed, 146; Lands Sold and
Entered under Homestead and Timber Culture, 147; Swamp Lands, 166;
Lands Approved to the several States, 166; Lands Patented to the several
States, 167; Issues and Locations with Bounty-Land Warrants, 168; Land
Concessions to States and Corporations for Railroads and Military Wagon-
Road Purposes, 169; Rights of Way to Railway Companies, 176; Land
Concessions for Canal Purposes, 178; Attachment of Railroad Rights, 179;
List of Lapsed Railroad Grants, 184; Abstract of Suspended Cases in the
Public Lands Division Confirmed by the Board of Adjudicators, 186; Ab-
stract of Suspended Cases Rejected by the Board of Equitable Adjudica-
tion, 200; Commissioner's Letter transmitting Estimates of Appropria-
tions required by the General Land Office during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1830, 202; Historical and Statistical Table of Lands of the United
States and Territories, 221; List of United States Land Offices, 224; Re-
port of the Surveyor-General of Louisiana, 227; Report of the Surveyor-
General of Florida, 233; Report of the Surveyor-General of Minnesota, 236;
Report of the Surveyor-General of Dakota, 243; Report of the Surveyor-
General of Nebraska, 257; Report of the Surveyor-General of Wyoming,
265; Report of the Surveyor-General of New Mexico, 273; Report of the
Surveyor-General of Colorado, 287; Report of the Surveyor-General of
Montana, 295; Report of the Surveyor-General of Idaho, 313; Report of the
Surveyor-General of Utah, 319; Report of the Surveyor-General of Ne-
vada, 334; Report of the Surveyor-General of Arizona, 344; Report of the
Surveyor-General of Washington Territory, 352; Report of the Surveyor-
General of Oregon, 363; Report of the Surveyor-General of California, 377.
Changes and Improvements in Bureau, 439; Consolidation of Agencies, 440;
Permanent Land Title for Indians, 442; Indian Auxiliaries, 445; Outbreak
of the Bannocks, 446; Northern Cheyenne Raid, 455; Missouri River
Squatters and Firewood, 457; Education and Civilization, 457; Indian
Statutes, 459; Marriage Relations, 459; Ogalala and Brulé Sioux, 460;
Chief Joseph and his Nez Percés, 464; Modocs, 465; Poncas, 466; Uma-
tilla Reservation, 467; Indian Territory, 468; Pimas, Maricopas, and
Papagoes, 469; Removals from Cimarron and Abiquiu, 470; Ute Commis.
sion, 471; Indian Police, 471; Telegraphic Communication with Agencies,
472; Necessity for a Warehouse in the West, 472; Indian Youth at Hamp-
ton, 473; Changes among Agencies, 473; Board of Indian Commissioners,
474; Commission to Appraise Cherokee Lands in Indian Territory, 477;
Commission to Appraise Kansas Indian Lands, 477; Methods of Conduct-
ing Business in Indian Office, 479; Report of Purchasing Committee, 492;
Remarks on Changes in Methods, 493; Reports of Indian Agents, 495:-
Colorado River Agency, Arizona, 497; Pima Agency, Arizona, 498; San
Carlos Agency, Arizona, 502; Moquis Pueblo Agency, Arizona, 504; Hoopa
Valley Agency, California, 506; Round Valley Agency, California, 506;
Tule River Agency, California, 509; Los Pinos Agency, Colorado, 510;
Southern Ute Agency, Colorado, 512; White River Agency, Colorado,
514; Cheyenne River Agency, Dakota, 516; Crow Creek Agency, Dakota,
520; Devil's Lake Agency, Dakota, 522; Flandreau Special Agency, Da-
kota, 526; Fort Berthold Agency, Dakota, 528; Lower Brulé Agency,
Dakota, 530; Pine Ridge (formerly Red Cloud) Agency, Dakota, 532;
Rosebud (formerly Spotted Tail) Agency, Dakota, 534; Sisseton Agency,
Dakota, 536; Standing Rock Agency, Dakota, 539; Yankton Agency, Da-
kota, 542; Fort Hall Agency, Idaho, 545; Lemhi Agency, Idaho, 547;
Nez Percé Agency, Idaho, 548; Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Indian
Territory, 550; Kiowa and Comanche Agency, Indian Territory, 554;
Pawnee Agency, Indian Territory, 558; Ponca Agency, Indian Territory,
560; Quapaw Agency, Indian Territory, 561; Sac and Fox Agency, In-
dian Territory, 564; Wichita Agency, Indian Territory, 556; Sac and Fox
Agency, Iowa, 566; Kansas Agency, 568; Mackinaw Agency, Michigan,
570; Leech Lake Agency, Minnesota, 572; Red Lake Agency, Minnesota,
574; Chippewa Agency (White Earth), Minnesota, 575; Blackfeet Agency,
Montana, 578; Crow Agency, Montana, 550; Flathead Agency, Montana,
583; Fort Peck Agency, Montana, 585; Great Nemaha Agency, Nebraska,
589; Omaha Agency, Nebraska, 591; Otoe Agency, Nebraska, 591; Santee
Agency, Nebraska, 595; Winnebago Agency, Nebraska, 596; Nevada
Agency, Nevada, 598; Western Shoshone Agency, Nevada, 600; Abiquiu
Agency, New Mexico, 602; Mescalero Apache Agency, New Mexico, 603;
Navajo Agency, New Mexico, 603; Pueblo Agency, New Mexico, 605; New
York Agency, New York, 606; Grande Ronde Agency, Oregon, 608; Kla-
math Agency, Oregon, 609; Malheur Agency, Oregon, 611; Siletz Agency,
Oregon, 616; Umatilla Agency, Oregon, 618; Warm Springs Agency, Ore-
gon, 620; Uintah Valley Agency, Utah, 622; Fort Colville Agency, Wash-
ington Territory, 625; Neah Bay Agency, Washington Territory, 626;
Puyallup, Nisqually, &c., Agency, Washington Territory, 628; S'Koko-
mish Agency, Washington Territory, 633; Tulalip Agency, Washington
Territory, 634; Yakama Agency, Washington Territory, 635; Green Bay
Agency, Wisconsin, 638; La Pointe Agency, Wisconsin, 640; Shoshone
and Bannock Agency, Wyoming Territory, 644; Report of Sioux Commis-
sion, 652; Report of Commission to Appraise Cherokee Lands in Indian
Territory, 655; Additional Report of same, 659; Tabular Description of
Cherokee Lands in Indian Territory, 652; Report of Special Agent to Col-
Report of Commissioner of Indian Affairs—Continued.
lect Indian Youth for Hampton Institute, 669; Table showing Status and
Progress of Indian Tribes in Civilization, 672; Indian Legislation by
First and Second Sessions of Forty-fifth Congress, 684; Liabilities of
United States to Indians, 688; Trust Funds and Trust Lands, 698; Appro-
priations for fiscal year ending June 30, 1879, 711; Receipts from Sales of
Indian Lands, 714; Investments, 715; Interest Appropriated by Congress
on non-paying State Stocks, 718; Executive Orders relative to Indian
Reservations, 726; Statistics of Population, Education, &c., 776; Table
of Agricultural Improvements, &c., 794; Indian Agencies assigned to
various Denominations, 808; Post-office address of Indian Agents, 809.
Report of Commissioner of Pensions.....
1812 Claims, 813; Special Investigations, 814; Efficiency of the Office, 815;
Table showing Increased Efficiency, 816; Consolidation of Pension Agen-
cies, 817; Payments for Five Quarters ending December 4, 1878, 819; An-
nual Reports of Pension Agents, 820; Sundry Recommendations, 821;
Change in System of Settling Claims, 822; Biennial Examinations, 822;
Increase of Salaries, 822; Claim Agents, 823; Pension Claims received,
&c., 827; Pensions Allowed, Increased, &c., 823; Pensioners Dropped and
Number Remaining, 829; Appropriations and Disbursements for fiscal year
ending June 30, 1878, 830; Pension Agencies, Agents, &c., 831; Opera-
tions of Special Service Division for late fiscal year, 832; Comparative
Number of Pensioners at beginning and close of year, 833; Number Pen-
sioned for each rank of Army and Navy, 834; Rates per month, &c., 835;
Pension Claims Filed and Allowed since 1862, 836; Pensioners at termina-
tion of each fiscal year since 1861, 837.
Report of Superintendent of the Census
Appendix, containing letter of Prof. J. D. Whitney, 851.
Report of Auditor of Railroad Accounts
Establishment of the Bureau, 859; Act creating an Auditor of Railroad Ac-
counts, 867; Railroads included in the Act, 863; System of Reports Adopted,
869; Act Establishing a Sinking Fund, &c., 871; Requirements under the
Act, 873; Operations of the Bureau, 874; Railroad Companies to which
Subsidy Bonds were issued, 875; Corporations to which Lands only have
been Granted, 880; Companies which have received Grants from United
States through State or Territorial Governments, 831; Recommendations
in regard to Legislation, 883; Personnel and Expense of the Office, 886;
List of Appendixes, 888; Tables, 922-949.
Report of Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories.
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