Annual Reports of the War Department, Volume 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1876 |
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Page 93
... Indian Bureau . The Indians and agent are all still far from the reservation that was set apart . The whites and Indians seem just now to be peaceably disposed toward each other . The Spokanes and some other Indians were reported as ...
... Indian Bureau . The Indians and agent are all still far from the reservation that was set apart . The whites and Indians seem just now to be peaceably disposed toward each other . The Spokanes and some other Indians were reported as ...
Page 99
... Indians had left ; but as he did not state their names or fix their identity , I am inclined to the belief that he merely wished to account for the nine hundred Indians that he had been feeding and re- porting . The reservation was ...
... Indians had left ; but as he did not state their names or fix their identity , I am inclined to the belief that he merely wished to account for the nine hundred Indians that he had been feeding and re- porting . The reservation was ...
Page 448
... Indians , on account of fail- ure of the Indian Department to keep supplies on hand , and although such use of Army subsistence is not strictly legal , it has been absolutely necessary so to use them or see the Indians starve or forced ...
... Indians , on account of fail- ure of the Indian Department to keep supplies on hand , and although such use of Army subsistence is not strictly legal , it has been absolutely necessary so to use them or see the Indians starve or forced ...
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1st lt accounts Adjutant-General's Office agency amount appropriation Ariz Army Artillery ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL assistant quartermaster August Balloch band Barracks Board brevet Capt Captain cemeteries cents Cheyenne chief quartermaster claims clothing Colonel command Company Congress Creek Custer Department of Dakota depot disbursing disbursing-officer duty ending June 30 enlisted feet Fifth Cavalry fiscal year ending Fort Barrancas Fort Leavenworth Fort Vancouver Fort Walla Walla Headquarters horses inches long inches wide Indians July June 30 Kans Lieut Lieutenant-Colonel March ment miles Military Division Missouri Nebr October Ordnance Pacific Railroad paymaster purchased quartermaster Quartermaster-General Quartermaster's Department received recommended recruits Regiment of Infantry respectfully Rosebud Saint scouts Secretary Secretary of War September Seventh Cavalry Sioux Sitting Bull soldiers Special Orders station stoves straps subsistence supplies Third Cavalry tion Tongue River Total transportation Treasury troops United Walla War Department Yellowstone