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14 GENERAL DATA CONCERNING INDIAN RESEHVATIONS General data for each Indian reservation to June 80, 1929—Continued Name of reservation and tribe Area | Canallotted) Treaties, laws, or other authorities relating to reserves OKLAHOMA—continued Potawatomi_..-....-.----222..- i (Under Shawnee Agency.) Tribes: Absentee Shawnee apd Citizen Potawatomi. Quapaw____. 2 | (Under Quapaw Agency.) Tribe: Quapaw. Sauk and For..--_.-.2.-...--... (Under Shawnee Agency.} Tribes: Ottawa, Sauk, and Fox of the Mississippi. Seminole... 22.22.2222... 22 _. (Undersuperintendent, F Civilized Tribes, Musko- : gee, Okla.) Seneca_._____- (Under Quapas Ag ney] Tribes: Seneca, ~ Eastern | Shawnee, and Metzican Kickapoo. Shawnee__._-- 8 (Under Shawnee Ageney_| Tribes: Seneca, Fastern | Shawnee, and Mexican Kickapoo. Wichita. --0.. 22 02-022..22e (Under Agency.) Trites: Toni, Carida, Co- Ianche, Delaware. Tows- koni, Waco, and Wichita, Acres 510, 63 440. 10 800. 00 122.00 , 104. 22 4, 151. 00 Treaty of Feb. 27, 1867, vel. 15, pp. 581: act of May 23, 1872, vol. 17, p. 189, (222,716 acres are Creek ceded Jands; 365,851 acres are Seminole lands.) Agreements with citizen Potawatomi, June 25, and Absentee Bhawnees, June 26, 1890, ratified and confirmed in the Indian appropriation act of Mar. 3, 1891, vol. 26, pp. 1016-1021. 215,809.42 acres allotted to 1,44) Pctawa- tomi, and 70,791.47 acres allotted to 5$3° Absentes Shawnees and 510.63 acres reserved for Government purposes, the residue opened to settlement by the President’s prociamation of Sept. 18, 1841, vol. 27, p. 959. See letter book 222, p, 447, 444, and Ann. Rept. for Ind, p. 677. Executive order No, 24, 1916, and Jan. 14, 1917, extending trust period 10 years, with exception of 15 Absentee Shawnees, 85 Citizen Puta- watomi. Treaties of May 18, 1833, vol. 7, p. 442, and of Feb. 23, i867, vel. 15, p. 518. 46,245.21 acres allotted to 248 Tovlians, 400 avres reserved for school and 49 acres far church purposes, (Letter book, 335, p. 306.) Agree- ment of Mar, 24, 1803. ratified in Indian Appropriation act approved Muar, 2, 1895, vol. 28, p. 907. Agreement of Jan. 2, 189%, ratified in Indian appropriation act approved Mar. 4, 1901, vol. 31, p. 1067; act of Mar, 3, 1904, vel. 32, p. 997, Restriciions in certain cases extended ty sec. 26, art of Mar, 3, 199] (41 Stat, 125). See alse act of Nov, 1%, 1921 (42 Stat. 1470). Treaty of Feb. 18, 1867, vol. 15, p. 483; agreement of Jone 12, 189), ravified by act of Feb. 13, 1891, vol. 28, P. 744, 87,683.46 acres allotved to f46 Indians and 800 acres reserved for school and agency purposes; the residue opened ta settlement. by the President's procla- Tration of Sept, 1s, i691, vol 27, p. 988. (See letter book 222, p. 169, and Aun. Rept. for 1891, p. 677 Trust period extended for 10 vears hy Executive order of Mar, 27, 1866; again by Executive order af Aug 2s, 146; atain by Executive order of Aug. 1, 1916, with exception of 55 atlottees. Treaties of Mar. 21, 1868, vol. 14, p. 754. (See Creek agreement of Feb. 14, 1881, Ann, Rept. 1882, p. 34, and deficieney act of Aug. 5, 1882, vol. 22, p, 265.1 Agree. ment of Mar, 16, 1889, (See Indian appropriation act approved Mar. 2. 1889.) Agreement recorded in the treaty book, vol. 3, p. a5; agreement made Dec. 16, 1897, ratified by the act of July 1. 1898, val. 30, p. 567; agree- ment of Oct. 7, 18%, ratified by act of June 2, 1900, rol. 31, p. 250. Approximately 43,127 Indians have been allotted 350,535 aeres; sold, 4,263 acres; remaining un- sold, 122 acres. Treaties of Feb. 28, 1881, vel. 7, p. 348; of Dec. 29, 1832, vol 7, pm. 41); and of Feb. 23, 1867, val. 14, Pp. 13, 41,812 acres allotted to 435 Indians; 104.22 scres reserved for Government, church, and sehool Purposes. Agree- ment of Dec. 2, 1901, ratified by act of Mav 27, 1902, vol. 32, p, 202; Executive order of Feb. 15, 1916, extending trust period for 10 vears, with exception of 44 allottees. Treaty of July 20, 1831, vol. 7, p. 341; of Dec. 20, 1832, vol, 7. p. 411; of Feb, 23, 1867, vol. 15, p. 513, and agreement with Muodocs, made June 23, 1874 (sce Ann. Rept. 1882, P. 271), confirmed by Congress in Indian appropria- tion act approved Mar. 3, 1874, vol. 1s, p. 447. 12.745 acres allotted to 117 Indians; Si acres reserved for agency putposes (letter books 208, p. 266, ancl 233, pp. 207); the residue, 2,543 acres, sold (agreement of Dec, 2, 191, ratified by act of May 27, 1902, vol. 32, fr. 272.3 (See treaty of July 4, lséi, with Delawares, art. 4. vol, 14, p. 704.) Winratified agreement, Oct. 19, 1872. (See Amn. Rept. 1872, p. 101.) Agreement made June 4. TSH), ratified by act of Mar. 2, 1845, vol. Os, pp. a4. 152,714 acres allotted to 957 Indians: 4,151 aeres reserved for agency, school, religious, and other purposes. The residue, 68,468 acres, opened for settlement letter book 490, p. 90). President's proclamation of July 4, 1901, vol. 32, p. 1975, Unoceupied Chickasaw and Choctaw leased lands west of the North Fork of the Red River. Act of May 4, 1898, vol. 29, p. 7015. Pres dent’s proclamation of Mar. 16, 1846, vol. 20, p. STS. Act of June 6, 1900 (31 Stat. 680%. Meet dere at