SUMMARY-Continued.

Exclusive of five civilized tribes-Continued.

Contributed by religious societies and other parties for education *.
for church work and other purposes
Formal marriages among Indians during the year.
Divorces granted Indians during the year
Indian men now living in polygamy

Births

Deaths

Whites killed during the year by Indians
Indian criminals punished during the year by court of Indian offenses.

Whisky-sellers prosecuted

by other methods.

*The figures are incomplete, many schools and missions not being reported.

1,077

4, 128 4,762

30

368

14

52

763

240

243

+This includes $52,877 not contained in foregoing tables, being amounts contributed to schools at Wabash and Rensselaer. Ind.; Halstead, Kan.; Morris and St. Josephs, Minn.; St. Peter's, Mont.; Philadelphia, Pa., and Hampton, Va.

Table of statistics relating to area and cultivation of Indian lands, crops

1,500 6200

85

raised, stock owned by Indians, and miscellaneous products of Indian labor.

Freight trans

ported by Indians with

their own

teams.

Value of

products of
Indian

labor sold.

Thousand pounds.

Amount earned.

To Government.

Otherwise.

Horses and mules.

Cattle.

Swine.

Sheep.

240

6,000

200

1,000

100

c 3,000,000 pounds of wool obtained.

d And goats.

1,000

550

Domestic fowls.

Table of statistics relating to area and cultivation of Indian lands, crops raised,

650

stock owned by Indians, and miscellaneous products of Indian labor-Continued.

Stock owned by Indians.

Sheep.

Domestic fowls.

25 4,500