The morning call., 1891-01-23
PACIFIC COAST INDIANS.
What It Hill Cost to Maintain Them for
The Ensuing Year.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22-Chairman Per
kinS has furnished the California Associ-
ated Press with the appropriations as agreed
upon Tor Pacific Coast Indians for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1892. The report will
be submitted to the House tomorrow: For
the pay Of agents at Warm Springs, $1,000;
Klamath Agency, $1,000: Grand Runde
Agency, $1,000; SiIetz Agency. 1920; Una
lila Agency, $1,000; Net Bay Agency, $1,000
Yakima Agency, $500; ColYille Agency,
| $500; Puyallup Consolidated Agency, en-
bra eng the NisQnaiiy and SkokOmish
! Qulnalelt agencies, $500; Iulalip Agency,
1920; Round Valley Agency. $500; HUupa
| Valley Agency, Sl2OO; Mission and Tule
River Consolidated Agency, $1,000; Nevada
Ag ency, $3.50; Western Shoshone Agency,
$500; NeZ Perces Agency, $1,000; Coium-
Dlas ana toiVllleS, tJr annuity for Chief
Moses, $1,000; for annuity Tor Chief Tomas
ket, $50.
For employees, 5000; for the support and
civilization OF allied tribes in the State of
Washington, including pay of employees,
STUD; cOnfederated bands OF Middle Ore
gon, and pay of employees, 5000; for the
support, civilization ami iuStl uctIon of the
klamathS and Modocs and other Indians Of
Klamath agency, in Oregon, including
pay Of employees, 5000; for the SUPPORT
aud civilization of the ShoshOne Indians in
Nevada, including pay of employees SO, 900;
Tor The support anu civilization OF the Ton
kaWa Indians and for seeds and agricultural
implements, $1,000; Tor the support and CIV
IlAtlon oil the Walla Walia, CayuSe and
Cmdtilia tribes, including pay of employees
! So1C9: Tor the support and civilization OF
The 1aklmas and other 1rdians at said
agency, including pay OF employees, $4,000
General and incidental expenses of the
Indian service in California, including trav-
| cling expenses OF agents, and support and
ctYlIHatlon OF the Indians at Round Valley
Hoopa Valley. Tule River and Mission
agencies, $4,000; aud pay Of employees, in
cluding one carpenter, at the same agencies.
S9U00-in all 81, 900.
For general Incidental expenses of the H.
dian service, including travelling expenses of
agents IN Oregon, and support aud civillZa-
tIon oil Indians on the Grand Ronde and ST.
leiz agencies, $4,000, and pay of employees
at the same agencies, $500; in all Sic, 600.
General incidental expenses of the Indian
service, including travelling expenses of
agents IN Nevada, and the support ana civ
IizaIl"h 81 Indians located on the Piule,
Walker River, ana Pyramid Lake reserya
tions, and Piutes on the Western Shoshone
reservation, $780, and pay Of employees
at the same agencies. 5000, in all 81. 800
For the support of Indian pupils al s175
per annum each; necessary Out-buildings.
repairs and fencing at the indian school al
Salem, Oregon, formerly Forest Grove
school, and for the pay of Superintendent
of said school at 5000 per aEnum, S54, 800:
for the support and education of 100 Indian
pupils at ST. Bonlface'S Industrial School at
Banning, CAL, S12, 500.
For general incidental expenses of the
Indian service Il Washington, including
travelling expenses of seven agents and the
support and civilization of Indians at tie
Colyille and Nisqualy agencies and the pay
of employees, including physician for the
CGur 'Aleue Reservation, $4,000; for the
support of Indian pupils at S175 per annum
each, necessary outbnildIngs. repairs anu
fencing at the Indian school at Carson City,
New, and for the pay OF Superintendent Of
said school at Sl5e0, in all So, 900
Chairman Perkins says S20,O0 viii be ap-
propriated, to be placed in the hands of the
Indian Commissioner TO expend in iIriga-
uon on the Pacific Coast reservations, at
SUCH places as the Commissioner NAV direct