Arizona republican., 1913-05-19
RED BROTHER
 LOOKED AFTER
Representative Hayden Se- cures the Introduction into Bureau Bill of Gener- ous Provisions for Indians Indians of This State

penses of the bureau of Indian affairs
 for fulfilling treaty stipulations with the various tribes. Representative Hayden saw to it that the Indians
 of Arizona were not overlooked. Fol- lowing a general provision of $330,-
 900 for the support and civilization
 of Indians in Arizona and New Mex ico, Mr. Hayden secured the intro duction of the following into the bill: For support and education of two
 hundred Indian pupils at the Indian school at Fort Mojave, and for pay Of superintendent, $35.1O0; for gen
 eral repairs and improvements. $3,S00;
 in all, $3S.9O0.
 For support and education of seven hundred Indian pupils at the Indian
 school at Phoenix. Arizona, and for pay of superintendent, $1194O0: for industrial building for girls. s15,OO0; for general repairs and Improvements including two steel water tanks, $12,000: in all, $146,400: Provided. that $500 of this appropriation, or so
 much thereof as may be necessary shall be used in making survey and an estimate of the cost of connecting the sewer system of the Phoenix In dian School with the sewer system of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, and submit a report thereon to congress on the first Monday in December. 1 nineteen hundred and thirteen. For support and education of one hundred pupils at the Indian school at Truxton Canyon, Arizona, and for ray of superintendent, s1S.2O0; for general repairs and improvements, S3,000; in all, $21,20O.
 For maintenance, care, and protec- tion of machinery and irrigation wells already completed, in connection with 1 the irrigation Of the lands of the Pima Indians in the vicinity of Saca- ton. in the Gila River Reservation, S5. .000
 For continuing the investigation by the secretary of war for the purpose of determining the reasonability and practicability of constructing dam and reservoir at or in the vicinity of the Box Canyon on the San Carlos Indian reservation, and for other purposes, as authorized by the act | of August twenty y-fourth, nineteen
 hundred and twelve CThirty-sevent Statutes at Large. pages five hund red and eighteen to five hundred and twenty two), $10,00o. to be immed-
 lately available and to remain avail able until expended.
 For the development of a water supply for domestic and stock pur- poses and for irrigation for nomadic T'apago Indians in Pima county. Arizona, 5000.
 For continuing and completing the construction of the Ganado irrigation project on the Navajo Indian Reser- vation in Arizona. in accordance with | the plans submitted by the chief en- gineer of the Indian service and ap- proved by the commissioner of In- dian affairs and the secretary of the interior. in conformity with sec l ton one of the act approved April fourth. nineteen hundred and ten. | $25. 5.10O; Provided. that the total cost Of the project shall not exceed $60,- l 100.
 The secretary of the interior is l hereby authorized and directed to make an investigation of the condi l tons on the western Navajo Indian l reservation in Arizona. with respect | to the necessity of constructing ! bridge across the Moencopi Wash. on | said reservation, and also to cause ! surveys, plans, and reports to be l made together with an estimated 1 limit cost for the construction of 1 suitable bridge at that place. and submit his report thereon to congress | on the first Monday in December. l nineteen hundred and thirteen, and | the sum of 1000, or much there l of as may be necessary, is hereby ap- 1 propriated for the purpose herein l authorized.
 | For completion of the construction | Of necessary channels and laterals for 1 the utilization of water in connection | with the pumping plant for irrigation purposes on the Colorado River In- dian reservation, Arizona, as provided 1 in the act of April fourth. nineteen hundred and ten (thrty sixth Stat
 I utes at Large. page two hundred and l seventy-three). for the purpose Of
 securing an appropriation of water
 for the irrigation of approximately
 one hundred and fifty thousand acres
 of land and for maintaining and op-
 erating the pumping plant, s25,00O,
 reimbursable as provided in said act,
 and to remain available until eX-
 pended.
 ! For the construction of bridge
 1 across the Gila river on the San
 Carlos Apache Indian reservation
 IArizona $45.500 and for the con
 struction of bridge across the San
 ] Carlos river on said reservation in
 said state $19,S00. to be immediately
 available, said bridges to be con-
 structed across said streams in the
 places and manner recommended by the secretary of the interior in house
 document numbered one thousand and
 | thirteen sixty congress, third session: in all, $65,300 which said sum of $65,300 shall be reimbursed
 to the United States by the Apache
 Indians. having tribal rights on the
 l lvIn TnEll l91 n observations. and shall be and re-
 main a charge and lien upon the lands, property. and funds belonging to said Auache Indians until paid in