Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
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The foregoing appraisement does not include
stock. farming utensils crops in ground
These the resident Agent is authorized TO buy at
private slle, and it is estimated will cost in the
aggregate some $50, 900 in currency. The large
ranch of Garrett Il Campbell, at the upper end
of the Valley. was not taken in. that being the
northern boundary of the Reservation.
In the klamath Ne,cs of March 9th find the
following copies of orders issued one being the
instructions of the Superintendent to the resi-
dent Agent, the other notice for all persons not
in Government employ to vacate the Reservation
premises Immediately:
HooPA REsERvAucS CALIFORNIA, February %, 1865.
SIR Until further orders YOU will confne
yourself as nearly possible to the following in
structions in the management OF the Reservation
under YOUR charge:
All EMPLOYEES are to receive orders from you
and obey them under peril of discharge.
All trains or travellers passing through the VAL
ley to camp the west SIDE OF the river, I'M
less otherwise directed by vou.
No person or persons will bring or cause to be
brought within the limits of the Reservation any
distilled or malt liquors. or wine. unless hF order
of the commanding officer at Fort Castor. ey
Cept upon lue iOilUNlu9 colQItlODs IHth tTdiH>
travellers will be permitted to carry it in pack
ages, but if anv liquor or wine be sold. given
away. or in any manner disposed of by any tray-
cl,r or packer to any soldier, employee or IN
dian, the patty offending shall he liable TO ar
rest and punishment. and his goods. wares or
merchandise conf>cated as provided for by Act
of Congress of 1891. which is still il force and
effect This law also provides that Indian testi-
mony may he taken against an offender when cor
roborated by other evidence.
When any general order intending to exclude
CERTAIN persons from the limits of the Reservation
be not complied with, within given tine. you
will cause u writer notice to be personally served
on each individual to the effect that if within a
given number of hours they are found within the
limits of the Reservation they will be arrested
and turned over to the military authorities ior
punshment.-
ANY person who shall sell. trade or give gun
or pistol any Indian. or iii Ike manner dispose
of any powder, caps or lead, within the limits Of
the Reservation, except with the consent of the
Agent, shall be arrested and turned over 70 the
civil authorities for punishment;
No Indian belonging to any OF the tribes inclu-
ded in the treaty stipulations entered into in Au-
gust, l85t, and confirmed on the Sth day Of Feb-
ruary lS65, will be permitted to leave the Rescr-
vation without written permit from the Agent,
under penalty OF being treated as hostile Indian,
while without the limits and arrest and punish
ment on his return. The Agent Will he par'ic-
Mar to impress this upon the minds Of a.! the
Indians.
When the assistance Of the 'litarv is necessary
for tue enforcement Of any order given by the
Agent in compliance with these instructions, the
Commanding Officer viii be notified in writing
by the Agent that such an order IA copy of which
will be furnished the officer has been disregarded
by some person OF persons, and requested that
the person or persons 50 offending be arrested,
and such steps teken on the part OF the Comman-
ding Officer to compel obedience, rs in his iudg &C.
mont may be deemed fit.
AUSTIN Wiley
Superintendent Indian Affiirs, California.
To L. g STOCKTON Indian Agent, Hoopa Reservation.
NoTIcE.-All persons engaged in the service o!
the United States, either in the Indian Militia
ry Department, and not having special written
permission to remain. are hereby notified that
they must not be found within the limits of this
Reservation after the expiration of ten days from
this date A failure to comply with the require
ments Of this order will subject parties to arrest
and punishment by the military authorities.
BY order Of the Superintendent,
K. :. STOCKTON. Indian Agent.
HooPA RESERVATION. February 90. 1865.
Lieut.. Watson has also feEn;shed us the follow
ing table, carefully prepared. showing the names
of rancheras and number of Indians of the Hoo
pa tribe now the Reservation