Permanent character of emigration to Oregon.. people of Montana... Persons, qualifications of, to superintend the census-taking.. Petitions, forms of, to Hot Springs Commission, covering claims to land, &c Physician at Crow Indian Agency, Montana, death of.. at Flathead Indian Agency in constant employment, but reports few fatal cases.. at Hoopa Valley Indian Agency, resignation of.. at Pima Indian Agency, salary too small to secure permanent at Red Lake Indian Agency very faithful and popular with the Indians at Standing Rock Indian Agency very skillful.. at Yakama Indian Agency very faithful and efficient. for Flandreau Indian Agency, appointment of, recommended. for Yankton Indian Agency, arrival of Dr. Z. T. Daniel, July 13, 1878, as resident.. needed at Otoe Indian Agency. needed at Shoshone and Bannock Indian Agency, Wyoming, resident Physicians employed at Indian agencies should be well qualified. Piegan Indians a guard against sudden irruption of hostile Sioux under Sitting Bull. &c.. VII, VIII, 469 Maricopa Indians obliged to abandon their reservations on account of scarcity of Maricopa, and Papagoe Indians embraced in Pima Agency. Pine cut by trespassers on Green Bay Indian Agency. sold by Oneida Indians of Wisconsin, suits for, carried over from term to term.. Pistakee, or Grass, Lake, Illinois, survey of.. VII, 499 498 639 639 227 139 Pi-Ute Indians arrested and punished by the Mormons for murder of a Moquis Pueblo 506 245 Idaho.. 14 318 Montana.. 299 Plains of Idaho, desert. 1101 1130 Wyoming.. Plats, &c., exemplifications of land Plow, ingenious device adopted by an Indian of Kiowa and Comanche Agency in learning to Police, Indian, efficient working of system, recommendations relative to, &c.. organized at Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency, Indian Territory, 17 in the force.. at Shoshone and Bannock Agency, Wyoming. pursue and recapture of most of the Warm Spring Indians who left San Carlos successful working of system at Rosebud Agency, Dakota. system in force on Bad River reserve, Wisconsin.. just established at Uintah Valley Agency Policy, advancement made by Indians of Wichita Agency under the peace change of, towards Indians deprecated... Pollock, William J., Rosebud Indian Agency, Dakota, Annual Report of.. Polygamy and other barbarous customs prevalent among Lower Brulé Indians prevails to some extent among Indians of Sisseton Agency, Dakota final settlement of, duty of the government towards them, &c.... Ponies, about 400 owned by Indians of Standing Rock Agency, Dakota and colts of Cheyenne River Indians, $9,000 realized from sale of 1,936.. for stoves and culinary utensils, many Pawnee Indians desire to exchange.. material status, present, of Page. .244, 1097, 1098 1001 1102 1103 1105 1105 301, 1108 301, 1108 1108 1108 1108 15, 257 .1115, 1116 ..1122, 1123 353 .1172-1176 .1172, 1173 present material status of.. social status of... social status, present, of status, present material, of Population schedule (census) under law of 1850.. Poor's Manual of Railroads for 1878, extracts from, showing capital, cost, revenue, &c., of reads, no locations under. Portion, greater, of Idaho, impossible of cultivation... other Indians of agency.. of Huron subsist themselves by laboring for farmers Potosi Lode, application of Hope Mining Company for .1174-1176 .1173, 1174 .....1174-1176 844-848 .886, 907-909 83 83 1101 1105 809-811 562 571 569 101 Kiowa and Comanche, all returned to agency except Santanta, Little Bull, and Pre-emptions Pre-emption contested cases, circular instructions in regard to appeals from decisions of district rights, decisions having a important bearing on. (See Decisions, &c.) Present law affecting mining claims, evils under.. material status of Wyoming population. President accepts sections of subsidized railroads of Columbia Instit, tion for Deaf and Dumb, Annual Report of Prisoner, one Arapaho, at Moundsy, lle, West Virginia .XLI, 1029-1046 turned to agency, from Saint Augustine, Fla., 27th April, 28 28, 29 29 30 1034 97 1174 964-969 1119 819 550 551' Private land-claims, department decisions in reference to division of General Land Office in charge of.... work of Page. 126-132 125 125 engenders strife between claimants and settlers, conflict of land systems, &c. XVI, 203 failure of Congress to enact laws for more speedy settlement of... Gadsden's purchase, under Guadalupe-Hidalgo, under treaty of nas cost acres, millions of many lives millions of acres.. much lawlessness XVI, 125, 203 203 203 203 203 203 203 XVI .XVI, 203 XVI, 203 XVI, 203 XVI, 203 125, 345 very large sums of money retards sale of public lands imperative need of legislation for speedy settlement of.. in Arizona ..XVI, 125, 203, 382-388 384-388 282,283 land systems of United States and foreign governments, conflict of, in....XVI, 203 203 lawlessness consequent upon failure of Congress to legislate for the speedy XVI, 203 laws for more speedy settlement of ..XVI, 203 legislation imperatively needed for speedy settlement of XVI, 203 lives lost in consequence of Congress's neglect to provide for speedy set- XVI, 203 long and tedious examinations necessary in deciding 125 many lives lost in consequence of failure of Congress to provide for speedy XVI, 203 millions of acres lost through neglect of Congress to legislate for sums of money, large, sacrificed through neglect of Congress to provide for .XVI, 125, 203 XVI, 125, 203 neglect of Congress to provide for.. XVI, 125, 203 203 125 125 125 XVI, 203 XVI, 203 Hidalgo, Guadalupe, treaty. unpatented cases of. .XVI, 203 125 United States and foreign land systems, conflict of, in.. XVI, 203 work in division of General Land Office in settlement of . Page. Profit and loss account of Central Pacific Railroad slow in settlement of private land-claims Property, agency, very little belonging to Flandreau Indian Agency and stores at Malheur Indian Agency, agent and employés take inventory of.. belonging to Moquis Pueblo Indian Agency disposed of at public auction in Wyoming, increased security for lost during war of rebellion. Absentee Shawnee Indians have never been remuner- of Indians destroyed at Umatilla Agency by hostiles of Sac and Fox Indians of Iowa estimated at $15,000, principally ponies Propriety and public advantage of making grants of land to the Territories for railroad and Proposed new railroad lines, &c., for Wyoming importance, &c., of. Pro rate question respecting subsidized railroads Prussian mining statistics quite perfect 905 1115 1078 1172-1177 XVI, 125, 203 326 616 1123 504 616 1182-1185 565 618 567 1113 1178 1180, 1181 1180, 1181 1180, 1181 XXIV, 867, 875 122-124 1119 19,353 . XIII, XIV, 119, 120 1179 Public generally, the relations of the Union Pacific Railroad with the. 1009 140, 141 acres of, entered under the laws for the disposal of.. .X, 1, 5, 27, 28, 43, 45 adjusting, &c., accounts of adjustment of foreign grant claims, within railroad grants reserved for 113 .X, 1, 5, 85, 115, 116 amount, total, of moneys received from, &c Annual Report of Commissioner of General Land Office in charge of. (See Annual appropriation for surveys of approved and patented mining-claims on, &c. XI, 6 6, 7, 202-216 to the several States, as swamp, &c area of, surveyed during fiscal year... singe beginning of public surveys.. arsenal grounds, Detroit, sale of, of in States and Territories unsurveyed.. attach to, when railroad rights beds, &c., of meandered lakes, &c., surveys of. board of equitable adjudication, confirmation by, of suspended cases of .X, 2, 6, 103, 166, 167 .1, 5, 20, 146 .1, 5, 146, 221 1, 5, 146, 221 51 179 138-140 186-199 200, 201 X, 1, 5, 83, 86, 115, 168 168 84 85 86 changes of rulings and decisions of department affecting railroad grants of X, 2, 6. 55, 178 200, 201 X, 1, 5, 28, 115 Commissioner of General Land Office in charge of, Annual Report of. (See Annual concessions of, to States, &c., for canal purposes . 55, 169 55,56 52, 53 cost, &c., of surveys of, during eleven years ending June 30, 1878 decision of United States Supreme Court respecting railroad grants of, within decisions and rulings of department affecting railroad grants of, changes of of department affecting homestead rights to. having an important bearing on pre-emption rights to.. reference to private land-claims Public lands, decisions of department in cases of, arising under the laws granting swamp and deposits, &c., for surveys of. (See Deposits, special, &c.) Page. 104-113 . XI-XV, 117–124 circular of department respecting ... regulations, &c., of department for suppressing. XIII, XIV, 119, 120 desert land entries total during year .X, 1, 5, 51 Detroit Arsenal grounds, sale of, of 51 entered and sold under homestead and timber-culture acts during fiscal year...X, 1, 5, 43, entries, homestead, during year of mineral, during fiscal year timber culture examining, &c., accounts of foreign grant claims, railroad grants of, within 115, 147-165 .X, 1, 5, 43, 115, 147 53 .87, 102, 116 .X, 1, 5, 43, 115, 147 reserved for adjustment under de- decision of United States Supreme 113 56, 57 homestead and timber-culture acts, sold and entered under, during fiscal year. homesteads, &c.. adjustment of, under decision of Fort Kearney Military Reservation, sale of, of. adjustment of, under decision of the reserved for adjustment under decision 56, 57 56, 57 51 56, 57 56, 57 56, 57 56, 57 .X, 2, 6, 55, 178 mining claims on approved, &c., during fiscal year 87-96 87-96 area of.. circular of department respecting, of September 13, 1878 Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, restoration of, in Iowa, withdrawn for. declaratory statements of. entries of. receipts from 53 overflowed and swamp Otoe Indian Reservation. patented and approved to the several States.. 52 .X, 2, 6, 103, 116, 166, 167 decisions of department under laws granting 104-112 .X, 2, 6, 103, 166, 167 60 28 29 |