, 1876-01-31

former reservation III Nebraska, md tohn them
tho money for prosont eubslatenco' and tho pur.
chase Of Agricultural implements.
Commissioner Roborts asked who was A.
proscnt In chhrRs OF tho Nebraska reservation.
lilo wns told thoro 10 4 toliablo Agent there, who
cuiti7atee tho land Ills salary beiug takon out Of
the profits, ana the ren1ninder goes 10 thn sup
port Of The lawnocs in their now reservation.
Comu,ifeonor Roberts said TINT reports IN DO
tail wero apt to 10 tedious and uuiutorcettnE;
bns they woro especially valuable nox while the
transfer OF Indian affairs to the War Depattmop.
lnde 10 fnsuT advocates. 1te conaaore tnAt II
| would DO yory uuviso to make any change from
tho present poace. policy.
The report Of tlio
| was tMhlo by Dr. Ncholson. They have charge
OF tho Central Agency, comprising Two tr'bon IN
| Kansas, al,tl ahont dozen In tho lndtnn Tor.
ritoty. They have thftcon honrdnG hcnoo!s m ana
with Al average nttondanco OF b1I. u 10 rory IN"
fortunato that, for lack Of funds, thcae hchoo's
must 10 clnaa'l in simmer. Il 10 tho MIN or tho
Friends to improve tho Indians mentally and
morally The boys arc instructed in farm work.
| and tho gitla III domestio labor. II ssoms very
Desirable that tho wild Indiana should 30 sepa-
rated from thoao WHO ARC moro poaeae!y dia-
posed. THO former caunot be civilized At onco
they must bo tiaarmel, dsmountod, md located
Away from tho region OF tho buffalo. Then, Rf-
Tor time they will bo ready to aettls down,
and DO ready for tln introduction Of schools and
Tho experiment. has been made OF bringing n
| number OF Wild, captive indians into tho 1i-
dian Territory. and putting thcua at once OH An
a IN 9,S who ss9 bsag nsovs
| with separate accommodations. thc!E savage In
atinotB might have toeu. n tir,o. ,sabdnc<l
From tho Statistical report gtScll. II appears
TINT tnsempeEaocc ia decreasing; lao Notices
ervnsso,l, havo been total abstatuer,.
During recent dltncultirH. tho Arnpahoeu havo
renamed at peace, while tho cheyennos,-o1-
copting s3ao,-toot tho war.path. Now Whlei-
wInd, who WAS peace man. 10 tnelr GnloL.
There 10 q msFkoa lmproyemens IN theis senools'
and their boar:llts-8chools a1o tao most sueeasa.
~. somo Of sho pasonta oosM, 20 aappsociaso9
tllo adFanssGcs FURNISHED 20 thelr oanaran; anu
4 y not an uncommon talng l9f Gn,ef; ;, once
bitterly opposed, to cono and addross them.
| urging tho1n 70 naEo tae CeaL Foeslo'o asa ot
their oppoftanltses ~ ~ "nn tno aao;ans as hsss'
opposition; tlon' cohcaffohcoi anu' ahai'5, Co
operation. ,,,, .u,,
rue hio"as neVof Wnu!a Houo chllu uctote
and thls branch ol tue postaTatoMe ;C mover nat
school Until tins year. rue toaenols hto all
comes III to keep order.
THE METHODIST Episcor4L ane1ETf Z, n,-.-
lavo tue noopn anu Kound Falley sha tall dayor
Agencies ID California, t"o tn wyoming Ieffi,
.os5 tlroo an oEGEon ,ntoc a IN Reo 1 o; aa
Two n 1nulan IeFfnofY; lno 10y. ... -. (, nolu
GAvo re report: nc Haio snat ne nunt IT, 10 paI-
doned Il Ronlo Of has statenenta Welo alscotsaR-
iug.., Ihoro haa noon no increase ot ieciiit1ca
! AVA WV "0AA oAtsA7
haso been loss tha1 95,uVo. Their AEonelos
Mlkht 20 atvtuoa INTO sHo c!asses.
dividing line; theEa had been niue ttoobl9 e. on
tho other aldo, aud d Broas doal on luis. !ho
Oregon and California ConteEoncoa look after
tho work on their side OF tho mountains. DIT;
bn!chard had labogea among 1ho "o!anKot
Indians with marked success. During Quo year'
900 out Of Ills charge OF ,2oo had been con-
; voIsGa; ,, tney nase acaooS' a'a Ai' 'sl'a's W.
coming elslaLea; H., 1,,,;,r, finn, Fart poc ,o,
IAo removal o. ne !nalans from lers teca aa aas
poem m excei!ont lhIng e.1 racse.s Isse.'I .,s y,
productive ana water Is apnnaans, .ln. .,,,
~ teis 4Ssnap' s"o ssnnt nas ,n,,
Retiuf snG W .nno posa.oon '. sneuh' M M y. =
nfht, lucy 4nsls.oa n pulling .nem W as soun ILL., 10
tuoy oeEat Hlo"lue' - hso Mnos 5ney Mo.e ~ ~
~! nalos3"' u. 1ae isanu, & SI,a io,, snat maIt ~
haa slstoa aE. outsnntu WIZ w. mns aS.,. DUH mESm.
auu 5s'onatS, nnn W .ouno .nS
s ,hat In ys fols anep anong
sne paop!o tno,o 'na ~ ~ apy yo},,ta ~,
Eat no Agent cAh 20 arpoihieo "itious tac 9
Iisa q ua,pe asaSa ny ana aua ~ "n "s'i ~
lnnu saaeS, @oyv9 nsaon H. VI .aaI. H. ho
Eeoien ttou tue 4Auieua ~ tnaIstnt st.o 3 pouu
aetlcs o1 tne teset 1at!on. !nu WuIaca . VIII mun,e
csoWa toon INTO tue iae1Ilc ucoan y sney sou!a
soup1a:pg tauht ~ .s "uno - .s % ~ 4on,n ~
tho nna a so a oa,a '1u ~ a9a1",;om y,
ts' auo nio,,,1taa gn, ,sn
say'oE 'as tao naes.rs t'a. ~ ,so,,t ~
uuo 70 tne noaco ponoy' saa .ua. mouu ~
Elaas tnt1saao ~ a'aAo tno psoPoSoe ss"os1os "
tne "as Dopat.naaus.
ank NooAn 1y.t ca'nus'en ~. =. o.,n, 49,,
~ .d ~ ~ J., atn., ~ eSsn n.. ~.
III ~ Au.aun aaiu IVY H., ~ oeas".,o ~ mar
atn,1 sIatod Int H. In hod haon nn tho f;ranMf
I,on, rsso-nntio, 49,, tonnJ anna rrnc-n.s r.
lEuou 1ss'staatou a.u io"nu oenis ~ ~
oauSeu anntLa nn',d'to ev'u1oa keAe'&'s ~ W ~
pto9Pc1ou' e'tu'.'oi'
4 THE AAfTIsr6
1 havo nndor tho care Of their uomo htss1o1at1 "a
Society two Agoncaos IN Nevada and eng IN !! ~
ko!a, also the ChoFokeoa o. hotth carolina
lho loy J; sIoardos $40 tnas tney resa nS.n ,S
: nro crippled tot want OF money. kltsoen mon
arc IN thn hela % missionary ~ aoofesel ana 10 TIT
contributions 1all oos"eoa 1b.uoo anu tVVo.
fuE PnEsnTrznha noAnp
EaTe Agencies N utab, Arlzono, 1nd1an Ief
t fttoI5, nnd NOW MeNco' 4ha iios. III. Lowfs
IAu sLns - t4as. NV - t,. nHn i .uto.s -
a'o's ~ yeht naa S,,o,, sot' T.
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