| Farm Island, Dakota, granted for public park, and Sioux Indians to be removed from | 337,338 |
| Farmers, tribes to direct employment of, when | 7 |
| Farming leases, Cherokee Nation, of allotted land | 798 |
 allotments by disabled allottees for terms not to exceed five years | 82,105 |
| surplus tribal lands | 68 |
| Fevre River Indian war of 1827, pension to survivors of | 122 |
| Firearms, sale of, to Indians in Alaska forbidden | 105 |
| Fires in Indian Territory, malicious starting of | 44 |
| Five Civilized Tribes (see also Commission to Five Civilized Tribes)— | |
| actions for lands held by persons denied membership | 91 |
| allotments in severalty | 92,498 |
| citizenship denied, recovery of allotments | 93 |
| confirmation of | 93 |
| general act of 1887 not applicable to | 35 |
| improvements to be included in | 93 |
| member residing on land of another tribe may take allotment there | 99 |
| reports of | 93 |
| reservation of certain lands | 93 |
| timber may be sold by allottees | 97 |
| to be made when rolls of members are complete | 93 |
| untransferable | 93 |
| citizenship in, actions for lands held by persons claiming, to determine question of | 91 |
| appeals to United States Supreme Court | 101 |
| complaint to be filed by chief | 92 |
| continuance, bond may be required | 92 |
| execution | 92 |
| limitations upon | 92 |
| dual citizenship prohibited | 98 |
| tribes may agree as to the status of such persons | 98 |
| roll of citizens, Commission to make | 81,98 |
| time for closing to be fixed | 112 |
| to be final when approved | 99,112 |
| coal mining leases not exceeding ten years authorized | 41 |
| Commission to. (See Commission to Five Civilized Tribes.) | |
| controversies between citizens of different tribes, jurisdiction of United States courts | 50,100 |
| courts, tribal, jurisdiction repealed and cases transferred to United States courts | 100 |
| excessive holdings of land forbidden | 81,97 |
| freedmen, rolls to be prepared | 81,98 |
| improvements erected on land of another tribe, payment to owner on removal | 99 |
| intruders claiming citizenship, removal of | 91,92 |
| leases, coal lands | 41 |
| ejection of lessees, damages for improvements | 91 |
| report of, by Commission | 81 |
| tribal lands, agricultural leases to be void | 97,99 |
| grazing leases to be void | 99 |
| rents payable only into United States Treasury | 97 |
| payment by United States to be made per capita and not to tribal governments | 97 |
| records to be open to Commission to Five Civilized Tribes | 99 |
| royalties on mines and timber lands payable only into United States Treasury | 97 |
| timber on allotments may be sold | 97 |
| timber and stone on lands may be sold for use in Indian Territory | 108 |
| for domestic and industrial purposes only | 108 |
| regulations to be issued by Secretary of the Interior | 108 |
| traders, provisions relating to | 29 |
| Flandreau Sioux, allotments to be made on Great Sioux Reservation | 330 |
| annuities, permanent fund for | 335 |
| to be paid to certain, in Nebraska | 598 |
| Flatheads, Bitter Root Valley lands to be sold | 135 |
| allotted lands to be sold | 326 |
| homestead laws extended over lands | 149 |
| members of the tribe may enter 160 acres | 135 |
| lands to be inalienable | 135 |
| tribal rights relinquished | 136 |
| proceeds not exceeding $50,000 to be held in trust at interest | 135 |
| reappraisement and sale of remaining lands | 667 |
| fund of $50,000 from lands ceded in Bitter Root Valley to be held in trust | 135 |
| in Bitter Root Valley, removal to Jocko Reservation | 135,326 |
| statistics | 1032 |
| Flathead Agency, Mont., statistics | 1032 |
| Flathead Reservation, Mont., right of way granted Missoula and Northern Railroad Company | 437 |
| Florida Seminole wars (1842 to 1858), pensions to survivors of | 123 |
| Fond du Lac Chippewa of Lake Superior, claim for deficiency in area of reservation referred to Court of Claims | 622 |
| statistics | 1046 |
| Fond du Lac Reserve, Minn., Duluth and Winnipeg Railroad Company granted right of way through | 297 |
| Executive orders establishing | 851 |
| St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway granted right of way through | 515 |
| time for construction extended | 618 |
| Forcible entry and detainer, action for lands in Five Civilized Tribes | 49,92 |
| Foreigners entering Indian country, passports required | 17 |
| Forest City and Sioux City Railroad Company, right of way through Sioux Reservation | 553 |
| Forest City and Watertown Railroad Company, right of way through Sioux Reservation | 325 |
| Forgery, penalty for committing, in Indian country | 18 |
| Fort Apache Agency, Ariz., statistics | 1032 |
| Fort Apache Reservation, separate agency created | 87 |
| Fort Belknap Agency, Mont., statistics | 1033 |
| Fort Belknap Reservation, Mont., boundaries defined | 265 |
| survey of | 604 |
| Indians of, agreement of January 21, 1887 | 261 |
| October 9, 1895 | 601 |
| industrial school may be established on | 265 |
| lands on, ceded part open to settlement | 266 |
| mineral laws extended over | 604 |
| Fort Berthold Reservation, agency buildings, rebuilding of | 427 |
| allotments on, by agreement of December 14, 1886 | 425,426 |
| Arickaree, Grosventres, and Mandan of, agreement of December 14, 1886 | 425 |
| proclamation declaring same effective | 948 |
| cession of part by agreement of December 14, 1886 | 425 |
| lands open to homestead entry | 428 |
| Dakota laws extended over | 426 |
| employment of Indians on | 427 |
| Executive orders establishing | 881 |
| St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroad Company granted right of way through | 246 |
| statistics | 1033 |
| survey of boundaries | 427 |
| Fort Gibson School for Blind, Deaf, and Dumb, land reserved for | 725 |
| Fort Gibson, Tahlequah and Great Northeastern Railway Company, right of way through Indian Territory | 403 |
| Fort Hall Reservation, Idaho, allotments on | 314,315,705 |
| boundaries, survey, and marking of | 706 |
| boundary lines between, and Pocatello town site | 295 |
| canals and ditches may be constructed for supplying Pocatello with water | 408 |
| cession of part and sale of ceded portions | 292,293 |
| by agreement of May 14, 1880 | 314 |
| February 5, 1898 | 704 |
| Executive orders establishing | 838 |
| highways through | 706 |
| irrigation, water reserved for | 706 |
| lands ceded, proclamation opening to settlement | 1016 |
| provisions for settlement of | 708 |
| removal of Lemhi Reservation Indians to | 314 |
| sale of part ceded May 27, 1887 | 294 |
| appraisal of lots | 294 |
| manner of selling | 294 |
| proceeds to be held in trust | 295 |
| settlers to have preference | 295 |
| Shoshoni and Bannock of, agreement of May 27, 1887 | 292 |
| May 14, 1880 | 314 |
| July 18, 1881 | 199 |
| February 5, 1898 | 704 |
| statistics | 1033 |
| survey of part ceded May 27, 1887 | 294 |
| Utah and Northern Railroad Company ceded right of way through | 199,293,295 |
| water rights of Pocatello town site | 295,708 |
| Fort Klamath Hay Reserve, lands within, opened to settlement under the homestead laws | 589 |
| Fort Peck Agency, Mont., statistics | 1033 |
| Fort Peck Reservation, boundaries defined | 264 |
| Indians of, agreement with, December 28, 1886 | 261 |
| lands on ceded part opened to settlement | 266 |
| timber on adjoining lands may be used | 264 |
| Fort Reno Military Reserve, Ind. T., Executive orders establishing | 842 |
| Fort Smith, police authority extended to part of Arkansas | 92 |
| Fort Smith and Choctaw Bridge Company may bridge Poteau River in Choctaw Nation | 279 |
| courts to have jurisdiction of controversies | 328 |
| Fort Smith and El Paso Railway Company, right of way through Indian Territory for railway, telegraph, and telephone lines | 274 |
| Fort Smith and Western Coal Railroad Company, right of way through Choctaw Nation | 577 |
| time for construction extended and crossings to be constructed | 644 |
| Fort Smith and Western Railroad Company, right of way through Choctaw and Creek nations | 692 |
| amended provisions relating to | 700 |
| Fort Smith, Paris and Dardanelle Railway Company, right of way through Indian Territory | 317 |
| Fort Stanton Reserve, N. Mex., Executive orders establishing | 870 |
| Fort Supply Military Reserve, Ind. T., Executive orders establishing | 843 |
| Fort Worth and Denver City Railway Company, right of way through Indian Territory | 247 |
| route amended | 379 |
| time for construction extended | 379 |
| Fraud in the Indian service, provisions against, note | 22 |
| Freedmen, Cherokee Nation, payments to, from funds of Cherokee | 300 |
| roll of, to be prepared by Commission to Five Civilized Tribes | 98 |
| to bring suit against Cherokee in Court of Claims | 372 |
| Chickasaw Nation, act of council adopting approved | 546 |
| allotments to | 648,772,780 |
| claim referred to Court of Claims | 779 |
| roll to be prepared by Commission to Five Civilized Tribes | 98,648 |
| Choctaw Nation, allotments to | 648,772 |
| roll to be prepared by Commission to Five Civilized Tribes | 98 |
| Creek Nation, roll of 1867 confirmed | 98 |
| to be prepared by Commission to Five Civilized Tribes | 98 |
| Five Civilized Tribes, rolls to be prepared by Commission | 81 |
| Fugitives from justice in Indian country, agents to procure arrest of | 19 |
| extradition of, in Indian Territory | 54 |
| military force to assist in apprehending | 19 |
| Funds of tribes (see also Trust funds and Annuities)— | |
| general provisions relating to— | |
| application to be in accordance with treaty provisions | 10 |
| for education, allottees not to be excluded from | 68 |
| proceeds of sales of land to be paid into the Treasury | 10 |
| timber and natural products of reservations may be expended by the Secretary of the Interior | 36 |
| statement of funds held in trust | 1022,1023 |
| Provisions for the various tribes— | |
| Absentee Shawnee for lands ceded June 26, 1890 | 413 |
| Apache, payment for lands ceded October 21, 1892 | 710 |
| proceeds of coal and mineral lands ceded in San Carlos Reservation | 609 |
| White Mountain Reservation, proceeds of sale of part of reservation under mining laws | 740 |
| Blackfeet Reservation Indians, proceeds of cession September 26, 1895 | 605 |
| Cherokee, debts to be paid from | 797 |
| Delawares to be paid from | 300 |
| disbursements to be authorized by tribe | 726 |
| under order of Secretary of the Interior | 796 |
| education fund, proceeds of salt leases to be added | 215 |
| national fund, $50,000 to be added to | 522 |
| orphan fund, $15,000 to be added to | 522 |
| use to support Cherokee Orphan Asylum | 793 |
| proceeds of cession of Cherokee Outlet | 489,492 |
| Cherokee Strip | 132,173 |
| April 9, 1900 | 726 |
| proceeds of Osage cession | 141,142 |
| school fund, $35,000 to be added to | 522 |
| how expended | 792 |
| Shawnee funds transferred to Cherokee | 521 |
| Cheyenne and Arapaho, payment for cession of 1890, $1,000,000 to be held in trust at 5 per cent interest | 417 |
| Chickasaw, credited with arrears of interest | 655 |
| distribution per capita on dissolution of tribal government | 655 |
| indigent members to have part for support | 748 |
| national fund, interest to be paid at 5 per cent from July 1, 1901 | 752 |
| part of appropriation to pay for lands ceded Cheyenne and Arapaho refunded | 504 |
| per capita payments | 654 |
| permanent annuity commuted to $60,000 cash | 740 |
| proceeds of leased district lands | 655 |
| proceeds of land sold for use of Absentee Wyandot | 600 |
| Chippewa in Minnesota, advance appropriations to be reimbursed | 597 |
| proceeds of cessions of land in Minnesota | 305 |
| proceeds of timber sold to be distributed | 755 |
| La Anse and Vieux de Sert bands, interest to be paid | 178 |
| on Chippewa and Christian Reservation, Kans., distribution of per capita | 624 |
| Choctaw, appropriation for arrears of interest | 655 |
| distribution per capita on dissolution of tribal government | 655 |
| indigent members to have part for support | 748 |
| judgment of Court of Claims | 285 |
| orphan funds | 655 |
| proceeds of land sold for use of Absentee Wyandot | 600 |
| Cheyenne and Arapaho, part of appropriation refunded | 504 |
| Cœur d'Alene | 421,423,532 |
| Colville Reservation Indians, proceeds of cession of 1892 | 441 |
| Comanche, payment for lands ceded October 21, 1892 | 710 |
| Creeks, capitalization of | 736 |
| disbursements to be authorized by tribe | 737,738 |
| payment per capita on dissolution of tribal government | 764 |
| proceeds of cession by agreement of January 19, 1889 | 322,324 |
| permanent annuities funded added to Creek general fund | 750 |
| school fund | 738 |
| Crow Creek Indians, payment to, for deficiencies in allotments to be held in trust at 4 per cent interest | 559 |
| Crows, cattle may be purchased with any funds held in trust | 754 |
| certain funds to be held in trust | 196,203,452 |
| from cession of December 8, 1890 | 433 |
| proceeds of cattle sold from common herd to be distributed | 754 |
| Cœur d'Alene of Idaho, proceeds of cession February 7, 1894 | 532 |
| sale under act of 1892 | 446 |
| Delawares, payment from Cherokee funds | 300 |
| Eastern Shawnee, interest to be paid at 5 per cent from July 1, 1902 | 752 |
| payment per capita | 752 |
| permanent annuities funded | 742 |
| Five Civilized Tribes, deposited at St. Louis to be placed to credit of tribes | 100 |
| Flatheads, proceeds of lands in Bitter Root Valley | 135 |
| Grosventres and Assiniboine of Fort Belknap Reservation from cession of October 9, 1895 | 601,602 |
| Iowa, part may be taken to pay for reservation purchased | 566 |
| payment of part per capita | 755 |
| proceeds of lands in Kansas and Nebraska | 229 |
| Kansa, distribution pro rata | 768 |
| Kansa, minors, administration of funds | 768 |
| to be held in trust | 162,285 |
| Kickapoo, amount in Treasury to be retained as a permanent fund at 4 and 5 per cent interest | 141,205,243,597 |
| proceeds of cession of June 21, 1891 | 481 |
| not subject to payment of depredation claims | 483 |
| sale of surplus lands in Kansas to be distributed | 681 |
| unallotted lands in Kansas | 567 |
| Kiowa, payment for lands ceded October 21, 1892 | 710 |
| Lower Brule Sioux, division between those of Lower Brule Reservation and those of Rosebud Reservation | 688 |
| payments to allottees from funds | 599 |
| Menominee, proceeds of sales of timber on reservations in Wisconsin to be held in trust | 354 |
| Mohave, proceeds of coal and mineral lands ceded on San Carlos Reservation | 609 |
| Munsee on Chippewa and Christian Reservation, Kans., distribution of, per capita | 624 |
| Naalem band of Tillamook, payment for release of claims under treaty of August 6, 1851 | 620 |
| Nez Percés of Lapwai Reservation, Idaho, proceeds of cession May 1, 1893 | 538,539 |
| Omaha, payment of part per capita | 270,754 |
| proceeds of lands in Nebraska to be held in trust | 139,213,363 |
| sold for use of Winnebago | 153 |
| Osage, accumulated interest to be distributed | 741 |
| part of funds transferred to Cherokee | 141 |
| proceeds of rents of pasture lands to be distributed | 741 |
| Oto and Missouri, expenditure of part for improvements on allotments | 566 |
| proceeds of lands sold for Iowa reserve | 566 |
| Nebraska lands | 167,190 |
| Pawnee, proceeds of cession of November 23, 1892 | 496 |
| sale of reservation in Nebraska | 160 |
| Ponca, permanent fund of $70,000 | 191 |
| for civilization | 175 |
| Potawatomi, proceeds of sale of unallotted lands in Kansas | 567 |
| Prairie band, payment of proceeds of surplus lands in Kansas | 681 |
| stray bands in Wisconsin, appropriations for | 127 |
| Puyallup Reservation Indians, proceeds of lands sold by the Puyallup commission | 488 |
| Sauk and Fox in Indian Territory, proceeds of cession of 1890 | 391 |
| Missouri tribe, proceeds of lands in Kansas and Nebraska | 168,229 |
| sales under act of August 15, 1894 | 521 |
| payment per capita | 755 |
| part of funds of Mississippi band transferred to credit of Iowa band | 598 |
| Seminole, distribution per capita | 664 |
| expenditure for civilization | 150 |
| in settlement of claims under certain treaties | 700 |
| proceeds of cession of 1866 | 340 |
| March 1, 1889 | 46,349 |
| school fund, under agreement December 16, 1897 | 663 |
| Seneca, interest to be paid at 5 per cent from July 1, 1902 | 752 |
| payment per capita | 752 |
| permanent annuities funded | 741 |
| Shawnee, part transferred to Cherokee | 521 |
| Shoshoni and Arapaho, proceeds of cession April 21, 1896 | 625 |
| and Bannock of Fort Hall Reservation, proceeds of cession October 7, 1898 | 705 |
| July 18, 1881 | 200 |
| reservation to be held in trust at 5 per cent interest, proceeds of part of | 293 |
| Siletz Reservation Indians, proceeds of cession of October 31, 1892 | 533,534 |
| Sioux | 170,336,386 |
| Sioux, Rosebud Reservation, payment for lands allotted to Lower Brule Sioux | 690 |
| Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux, from cession of 1889 | 430 |
| Southern Ute in Colorado, proceeds of lands sold under act of February 20, 1895 | 556,557 |
| Tonkawa, proceeds of cession of October 21, 1891 | 495 |
| Uintah Valley Reservation Indians, proceeds of sale of reservation lands to be credited to | 272 |
| Ute in Colorado, proceeds of lands, reimbursement for lands entered under homestead laws | 756 |
| on Uintah Reservation, Utah, proceeds of sale of lands under act of June 4, 1898 | 642 |
| perpetual annuity for | 182 |
| Western Cherokee, part of judgment of Court of Claims to be withheld | 600 |
| White Mountain Apache Reservation Indians, proceeds of sale of part of reservation under act of February 20, 1893 | 468 |
| the mining laws | 740 |
| Wichita and affiliated bands, proceeds of cession of June 4, 1891 | 562 |
| “leased district” lands | 655 |
| Yakima Nation, proceeds of cession of Wenatshapam Fishery | 530 |
| Yankton Sioux, proceeds of cession December 21, 1892 | 524,525,528 |
| Yuma, proceeds of cession December 14, 1893 | 545 |
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