The record-union., 1891-01-23
Amounts Agreed Upon for Pacific
Coast Reservations.
PROVISION MADE FOR THEIR CARR
AND EDUCATION.
Twenty Thousand Dollars to be Placed
in the Hands of the Indian Commits
sfoner to Expend for Irrigation Pur-
poses on the Pacific Coast Reserva-
Special to the REcoRD-UNroN.

Special to the REcoRD-UNroN.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Chairman Per-
kins has furnished the California Associ-
ated Press with the appropriations as
agreed upon for the Pacific Coast Indians
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1892.
The report viii be submitted to tho House
tomorrow.
For the pay of the agents: At Warm
Springs, $1,000; Klamath Agency, 81, 200;
Grande Ronde Agency, $1,000; Siletz
Agency, $1,000; Umatilla Agency, 81, 200;
Neah Bay Agency, $1,000; Yakima
Agency, Sl,S00; ColviIle Agency, l,50O;
Puyallup (consolidatcd) Agency, embrac-
ing the Nesqually and Snohomisll
and Quinault Agency, $1,000; Tulalip
Agency, l,200; Round Valley Agency,
$500; Hoopa Valley Agency, $1,000;
Mission Tule River CONSOLIDATED
Western Shoshone Agency, sl,5G0;
Nez Perces Agency, 81 600; Column
bias and Colvilles-tor annuity for Chief
Moses 81 600, for annuity for Chief ia
naslSet 500, for employees SG,000, for sup
port and civilization. and for ID. Vanish
and other allied tribes III the State of
Washington, including the pay of en-
Middle Oregon, and pay of employees,
$4,000: for the support, civilization ana
instruction Of klanlaths and Modocs, and
other Indians of the klamath Agency iii
Oregon, including the pay of employees,
$1,000: for the support and civilization of
the Shoshone Indians in Nevada, includ-
ing the pay Of employees, SIC, 900; for the
support and civilization of the Tonkawa
Indians, and for seeds and agricultural
implements, $500; for the support of and
civilization of the Walla WalIa, Cayuse
and Umatilla tribes, including the pay of
employees, $500; for the support and
civilization of the Yakimas and other In
dams at said agency, including the pay of
employees, $4,000.
General and incidental expenses of the
Indian service in California, including
travelling expenses of agents and support
and civilization of Indians at Round Val
ley, Hoopa Valley, Tule River and
Mission Agencies, $4,000; and the pay of
the employees, including one carpenter
(for Hoopa Valley Agency, at the same
AGENCY, 50 600; in all, S21, 600.
For general incidental expenses of the
Indian service, including the travelling
expenses of agents in Oregon and the
support and the civilization of Indians at
the Grande Ronde and Siletz Agencies,
$4,000; and for the pay of employees at
the same agencies, 5000; in all, Sl6,0OO
Indian service, including travelling eX-
penses of agents in Nevada and the sup
port and civilization of Indians located
on Piute, Walker River and Pyramid
Lake Reservations, and the Piutes on
Western Shoshone Reservation, Sl6,50O;
and pay of employees at same agencies,
$4,000; in all, 81, 500
For support OF Indian pupils, at Sl75
per annum each, necessary out-buildings.
repairs, and fencing at the Indian School
at Salem, Or. formerly the Forest Grove
SCHOOL,, and pay for the Superintendent
of said school at s., 900 per annum, S54, 500;
for the support and education of one hun
dred Indian pupils at st. Boniface's In
dustrial School at Banning, Cal, 800
For general incidental expenses OF the
Indian service in Washington, including
the travelling expenses of seven agents
and the support and civilization of the
Indians at the Colville and Nisqually
Agencies, and the pay Of employees, in
Guiding physician for the Coeur d'Alene
Reservation, $4,000.
For support OF Indian pupils, at Sl75
per annum each, necessary out-buiidings,
repairs and fencing at the Indian School
at Carson City, New, and for the pay of
the Superintendent of said school, 81 500,
in all S25, ,000.
Chairman Perkins says $4,000 will be
appropriated to be placed in the hands of
the Indian Commissioner, to expend in
irrigation on the Pacific Coast reserva-
tions at such places as the Commissioner
may direct.