E.-Statement of the amount expended for the incidental expenses of the office of the surveys general of Wyoming Territory during the fiscal year ending Junë 30, 1872,

Amount of appropriation made by act of Congress approved March 3, 1-71, for incidental expenses.

Amount unexpended and reverting to United States Treasury

SILAS REED

Surveyor treneral of Wee

UNITED STATES SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE,

Cheyenne, Wyoming, June 30, 1*72.

F.--Estimate of appropriations required for the Surreying service in the Territory of 11 = ming for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1874.

For extending the standard and meridian lines, and for surveying township and subdivision lines of agricultural, grazing, iron, and coal lauds, at various points along the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, and in the valleys of the Platte and Laramie Rivers..

For salary of surveyor general....

For salaries of clerks...

For rent, fuel, stationery, messenger, and incidental expenses.

Total

UNITED STATES SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE,
Cheyenne, Wyoming, August 10, 1×72.

51.500 (

SILAS REED,

Surveyor General of Wyomise,

Lard States and

Territories.

No. 1. - Tabular statement showing the number of acres of public lands surveyed in the following land States and Territories up to June 30, 1871, during the fiscal year, and the total of the public lands surreyed up to June 20, 1872; also the total area of the public domain remaining unsurveyed within the same.

97.883

65,350

50, 722

47, 156

41,346

52, 198
39, 268)
39, 964

33, 809

56, 451

Wisconsin.

35, 228, 800 53, 459, 840 52,043, 520 48, 636, 800 1:20,947, 840 71, 737, 741 60, 975, 360. 44, 796, 160 66, 880,000 54, 065, 075 72, 906, 304 77,568, 640 96, 595, 840 55, 22, 160 92,016, 640 62,645, 120 41, 824,000 32, 462, 0-0 30, 179, 840 26, 461, 440 33, 406, 7:20 37,931, 520 23, 576, 960 21, 637, 760 36, 128, 640

7,031,598 10,978, 901 4, 582, 104 2,468, 675 4,422, 975, 7, 441, 462 2,364, 805 3, 530, 908 1,854, 343 41, 824, 000 32, 462, 080

21, 272, 435 12, 463, 855 23, 402, 978 84,795, 517 65, 572, 061 48,754, 565 37, 764, 562 55,901, 099 49, 482, 971 70, 437, 629 73, 145, 665

89, 154, 378 52, 863, 355 *8, 485, 732 60, 790, 777

30, 179, 840)

30, 179, 840

36, 128, 640

35, 462, 400

35, 462, 400

359, 329, 600

68.991 577,390

1,350, 107 275, 046. 26 7, 322, 319.94 (8,947, 473)

35, 206, 767 369, 529, 600

Total ...

1, 834, 998, 400 2, 867, 185 550, 879, 069 3, 034, 772. 64 29, 450, 939. 55 583, 364, 780 1, 251, 633, 620

1

Of the surveys in Minnesota 339.550.40 acres Chippewas of Mississippi Indian lands, under treaty Mareb 19, 1867, were subdivided into 40-acre tracts.

Of the surveys in Kansas 434.679.36 acres are Cherokee strip under fourth article of treaty of July 1996 and 3.247.60 Fort Zarah useless military reservation.

Of the surveys in Oregon 150.531.58 acres are in the Umatilla Indian reserve; 34, 06.25 acres in Springs; 17,191.75 acres in Siletz, and 10,573.42 acres in Grand Ronde Indian reservation.

Of the surveys in the Indian Territory 4,649,958.48 acres are Chickasaw lands, and 4,297,515 acres *rokes, Creek, and Seminole coded lands to the United States.

DECANTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

General Land Office, October 26, 1×72.

WILLIS DRUMMOND,

Commissioner.

No. 2.-Statement of public lands sold, of cash and bounty land scrip received therefor, RaL sixth section of said act; also, of land located with scrip under the agricultural college and thereof, and statement of incidental expenses thereon, in the first half of the fiscal year

her of acres entered under the homestead law of May 20, 1862, of commissions received under mechanic act of July 2, 1862, and commissions received by registers and receivers on the value commencing July 1, 1870, and ending June 30, 1872.

No. 2.—Statement of public lands sold, of cash and bounty land scrip received therefor