Annual Report of the Board of Indian CommissionersGovernment Printig Office, 1914 |
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1606 MORRIS BUILDING administration allot appropriation Avenue awarding believe bidders Board of Home BOARD OF INDIAN Chairman Chicago commission Commissioner Dockweiler Commissioner of Indian Commissioners Eliot Congress contracts cooperation cost dozen duty Eliot and Ketcham employees expenditures expenses farming field matrons fiscal Five Civilized Tribes Fort Sill FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT FRANK KNOX GEORGE VAUX Government handle Home Missions Indian Affairs Indian Bureau INDIAN COMMISSIONERS Indian Office Indian property Indian Service Indian supplies Indian warehouses inspection Interior investigations irrigation ISIDORE JAMES GIBBONS June Leather legislation letting list of articles Louis or Chicago mendations Menominee Mescalero Missionary Mohonk Lake N. Y. President pearl Philadelphia present Indian bill printed proposal blanks purchase of supplies recom recommendations relative reimbursement Report filed February Respectfully submitted Rhode Island Avenue Rolled oats San Francisco warehouse secretary Sill standard samples Tapioca tion tribal funds WARREN K Washington WILLIAM H Women's Board York
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Halaman 8 - That all moneys expended heretofore or hereafter under this provision shall be reimbursable where the Indians have adequate funds to repay the Government, such reimbursements to be made under such rules and regulations as the Secretary of the Interior may prescribe: Provided further.
Halaman 8 - Interior for action. 6. The commission will at their board meetings determine upon the recommendations to be made as to the plans of civilizing or dealing with the Indians, and submit the same for action in the manner above indicated, and all plans involving the expenditure of public money will be acted upon by the Executive or the Secretary of the Interior before expenditure is made under the same.
Halaman 8 - That there is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary...
Halaman 8 - President to execute the powers conferred by this act he ,is hereby authorized, at his discretion, to organize a board of commissioners, to consist of not more than ten persons, to be selected by him from men eminent for their intelligence and philanthropy, to serve without pecuniary compensation...
Halaman 7 - ... to enable the President to maintain the peace among and with the various tribes, bands, and parties of Indians, and to promote civilization among said Indians, bring them, where practicable, upon reservations, relieve their necessities, and encourage their efforts at self-support...
Halaman 8 - ... positive instructions from their superiors; to allow such commissioners full access to their records and accounts, and to cooperate with them in the most earnest manner to the extent of their proper powers in the general work of civilizing the Indians, protecting them in their legal rights, and stimulating them to become industrious citizens in permanent homes, instead of following a roving and savage life. 9.
Halaman 8 - Indiana, the following regulations will till further directions control the action of said commission and of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in matters coming under their joint supervision: 1. The commission will make its own organization and employ its own clerical assistants, keeping its '' necessary expenses of transportation, subsistence, and clerk hire when actually engaged in said service" within the amount appropriated therefor by Congress.
Halaman 8 - Indian superintendencies and agencies in the Indian country; to be present at payment of annuities, at consultations or councils with the Indians; and when on the ground, to advise superintendents and agents in the performance of their duties. 4. They are authorized to be present, in person or by sub-committee, at purchases of goods for Indian purposes, and inspect said purchases, advising with the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in regard thereto.
Halaman 9 - Hereafter the commission shall only have power to visit and inspect agencies and other branches of the Indian Service, and to inspect goods purchased for said service, and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs shall consult with the commission in the purchase of supplies. The commission shall report their doings to the Secretary of the Interior.
Halaman 9 - ... them in the most earnest manner to the extent of their proper powers in the general work of civilizing the Indians, protecting them in their legal rights, and stimulating them to become industrious citizens in permanent homes, instead of following a roving and savage life. 9. The commission will keep such records or minutes of their proceedings as may be necessary to afford evidence of their action, and will provide for the manner in which their communications with and advice to the Government...