Annual Report of the Secretary of the InteriorThe Department, 1920 - Natural resources |
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35 Stat acreage acres acres allotted acres reserved act of June act of Mar Agency agricultural Apache appropriation approved Arizona Blackfeet Board of Indian boarding school cattle Cherokee Cheyenne Choctaw Choctaw and Chickasaw citizens coal and asphalt Coeur d'Alene Congress court Creek Crow Dakota day schools employees ended June 30 enrollment Executive order farm field matron fiscal year ended Five Civilized Tribes Flathead Government grazing heirs Indian children Indian Commissioners Indian Office Indian reservations Indian schools Indian Service irrigation July June 30 Kickapoo Lac du Flambeau Lake land leases ment Mexico Mission boarding Nation Navajo Nevada nonreservation Okla Oklahoma Osage Paiute Papago patents Pima Potawatomi public domain Pueblo Bonito pupils purchased purposes Reservation boarding Sac and Fox Santa Seminole Shawnee Shoshone South Dakota superintendent tion Tongue River Total tracts Treaty tribal funds unallotted United Woodcutting Zuni
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