The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-15

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Hrooes,. evil OF criminal, isseed oet OF
n bv nv Of the Territorial Co0ree O
snv Of tie Territories, may b e1eo"se0
ma served BY the od1cer Of 49,. 20
whom the same may be adoreeeea W .nn
in any Military pr Indian keservtsoni
or within the Yellowstone Nat1eoN
PARK: pr0rjded, that these Places sse
within the exterior limits or 6ounos OF
the county or district over which eocn
Court has jurisdiction. SEC = Tn3t
wnen any process. civil or c!min"',
executed or served, as pr0v1oed IN tn 1S
first section OF this act. 1t snail oe WItn
the like effect a. though sucn fe9eFVa
ton or part was part OF the county cI
district within which such process Is
issued. SEC. 3. That nothing contaln-
ed in the bill shall be construed ID I'M
pair the rights Of person or properly
now pertaining to the Indians.
Bill 1913 IS to authorize the Co'nnll"-
sioner Of Indian Affairs, with the con-
sent and approval OF the Secretary OF the
Interior. to Issue orders tO Indian Agents
for the di bursement Of money, etc. l
merely mention number and title as
r
cure the bill if desired. !:
I)eieuate Pettigrew, Of Dakota, offered
February 20, hill No. 4,63O, to provide
for the snDport aud civilization Of the
various tribes of Sioux Indians residing
uDOn the Great Sioux reservation, In
Dakota Territory.
The following IL q full text Of Dele
gate Maginnis' bill. No. 1915, to accept
ind ratify the agreement submitted by
the Crow Indians, of Montana, for the
sale of u portion of their reservation,
and to make the necessary appr0pria-
lions for carrying out the same:
Be it enacted, ETC., That said agree
ment be. and the same is hereby accept
ed. ratified, and confirmed: Provided,
That said agreement is executed by
majority of all the adult male members
of said tribe in conformity with the pro-
visions Of article eleven Of the treaty
with the Crow Indians, Of May eleventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, and
in words and figures as follows, viz:
1--WE, the undersigned, individual In
dams and heads of families of the Crow
Tribe of Indians now residing upon the
Crow Reservation in the Territory Of
Montana do, this twelfth day of June,
~~m~ Nrs~ri~S r,2rre>tI>os> haso>Av06 aud
eighty, agree to dispose Of and sell to the
Of the United States, for
certain considerations to be hereinafter
all that part Of the present
Crow Reservation In the Territory Of
Montana, described o. follows, t0-w1t:
beginning in the mid-channel Of the
Yellowstone river, at q point opposite
the mouth Of Boulder Greek; thence up
the mid-channel Of said river to the
point where It crosses the southern
of Montana Territory, being
the forty-fifth degree Of north latitude;
thence east along said parallel Of lati-
tude to point where said parallel
crosses Clarke's Fork; thence north on
said meridian to q point six miles south
Of the first standard parallel south, be-
ing on the township line between town.
ships six and seven south; thence west
~ said township line to the one hum
bred and tenth meridian Of longitude;
thence north along said meritlien to q
point either west or east of the source of
the eastern branch Of Boulder Creek;
thence down said eastern branch to
Creek; thence down Boulder
Creek, and to the place of beginning,
for the following considerations:
First. That the Government Of the
United States cause the agricultural
lands remaining in our reservation to
,e properly surveyed and divided among
is, in sevc:alty, in the proportions here
matter mentioned, and to issue patents
10 us, respectively. therefor, 80 soon us
he necessary laws are passed by Con-
yresS. Aii"tnnents in s:'veralty, Of said
surveyed lands, shall I've made a. fol-
uws:
$50 each head M family not more
han "l,c-tiuarter section, with an a,:li-
ioilal quantity If grazing land not ex-
'cvtiing one-quarter section:
''TO each single person over eighteen
years Of aye not more than nne-ciyhth
# ii section, with an additional quantity
i grazing land not exceeding Onc-cgi,tll
II Il section
ITO each orphan child, under eighteen
FEARS of age, not more than Onc-eivhth
VI Il section, with All additional quantity
# grazing land not exceeding one
.i"h!lI section; and
~" each other person under eighteen
years, or who may he born prior to said
,Iloi>nients, One-ei.hth Of section, with
. like quantity of gr,zin;: land.
All aliO;>nicnts to lw made with the
.dVicc OF our agent, of such other person
:> the Secretary Of the Interior may drs-
g'!ate i"r that purpose, upon our sel.,,-
ion, heads ci families selecting for their
Amor children, and the agent making
ne allotment for Gael. orphan child.
The title I" he required by Us and all
.cn!i CTS OF tic Crow Tribe Of Indians
shall not /. suLjc.: 10 alienation, lease.
" lncumi'rancc, either by voluntary
of the grantee or his heirs.
n by the Judgment, order, or decree Of
my court, nor subject to taxation OF any
hut shall be and remain ina
irnablc, AM! not subject to taxation for
he y, riot Of twenty-five years, and un-
Ill such time thereafter a. the President
nay see tit to remove the restriction.
~hicI, shall lc incorporated in each