Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-24

xhs o nate Passes ths Great aisnx Rsssr-
The hsA - open the great Sioux reservations
La Dakota passed. tho senate Wednesday, April
f6 after a bries discussion Beyond the
amendment relating 10 the Po1eas, the bali was
not altered
The domain Affected ny The biIl les betwcen
The Mias0ari md the western boundary ofDak
Oh. the TIise RETeroa tire soaih snathe Cher
snne on The paTth Steps tpwsrd opening the
rssnrv.ison we've fskea u Angnnk, ISL seee-
tary Teller appointing ex-Gov. Edmunda, ex-
Chef Ju.ssen Slsannan and Territorial Secre
tary Teller A. 4 eomniission 70 treat with The
trihes. kesene uRs haa fros1 al ths tribes By
february. iHo& eal q rcroFt fnatl2 TIL sen
ats refused 81 3ppr8se 81 the method OF ssenr-
ing signatures ~ the treaty, md last suun1er
the p1wes enunnnitsee visited tho tribes the
uroper ansnber af signafires having n tie
ine1ilttIaf tseS keeSrsd irz1isns % Tie vHri-
sas tyibef-ar gwen tAS4s ia sevsraliy, and the
-govef1nsstsf taAee csrc Of 1E,gW head az
cattle for sAssw benefit. The Chicago,
MalwAakee = - pazl rDad will now push is
Black HILLS line across the Missouri 1t Chamber
lain, and y expected 10 ges into the Hills this
Eesspu The Southwestern Is cxFssted % bnid
ia line froun Pierre westward The land
opened u for the most part god II Is opsn
onEy 70 horpasseaders. who must live On It I'VE
years - ~ ALr.
TEE BkEL wSKEE
h nKez<1ant IL disadt1d - iz<1A nataatz n
Me IndiAna Cor sAe Ends fBscfifssl IN "a fr9afv
These patents shall have legal effect, and shall
deeiAFe that the Enised Strtcs viii hold the
land dereFIt~d In the patents, respectively. for
tweuty.nye y1ars IN afaSt and fos thu cole use
add beristt q the Eadhsns receiving ratioiis and
annuitien At thn respective reservations. Aatha
endof she twenty -nyqyeags the sgovernment VII
give patents na Zee foF the kxnd This kndians
release All Esi6 70 fAs parts ccief. which COM
prise about ten mfllinR acres. II continues IN
forcefor tsrnty years the ssfenfh article az he
treaty Of lsss u relation 70 schools The see
retarr Of ths infSebor il Autkorized 10 puFchsaa
from time % tinae a. mxuy fivst-ciasa Amoricaa
cow, n0t exceeding 1Au0tt. and haiis on the
same class not b cxce%d f,ssk ~ in his iusdx-
Esent eas Ne properly earsd For by thn Indians
HE bal apPfvpFt4tss ! sufEeienf sum % carry
ont ui4s prcF1sl1u q the treaty. and sets apart
& ,oeo.Wi 70 be hehi a. . tfnst fund for the
Indians NepaHrras 10 the r~cs1siaas sSt.alsss
TIE lAnsis ENsw occupied and used ~ them. nss
"a exceed f0e zefaz :. y tract II provides THAT
all ne hAuds acquired under the treaty shall BE-
dlsposssa e 70 actual settlers ynlY, nndarthe
sasaH rayss5 Mo fa.rd Srasas for sna Land H.
ken ~ ham snN sum Of ntsy centz an acre, in
four e4u EzInuk lpaNSnants, and that he shaIl
" entilssi 10 q p4seni ~ the end az four seafA
The AnenSrasnt 81 April IS provided for he
st9tment oflxnds 10 Indians who have settled
upon pr have Improved hns4s nos in<indsd ii
shr separate scssrsAtiaaE
The sale Of tbs Mennonite property
in nessaern Hptchinson epunfy (which
was ~foFnnesIy knows j. tie James Eos.
tar farm, was completed ID Tsnkes.
Taylor Bros. and Mr. T~iidsElsn. rep-