418 six*rY-sixTH ooiveimss, sm. 11. os. 75. 1920. V°‘·“·P-‘°°'· ni(;(;t£e Act of March 3, 1911 (Thirty-sixth Statutes at Large, page F°*'°B***"°”8°**°°’- For support and education of one Indian pupils_at the Fort Bidwell Indian School, California, including pay of superintend- $1ég,(;)2)4,000; for general repaus and improvements, $5,000; in all, Gm¤v¤1·S¤h¤<>¤- I•ior sup;}-grt and education of one hundred Indian pupils at the Greenville. dian School, California, including pay of superintendent, H V mm $24,100;for general repairs andzimprovements, $5,000 ; m all, $29,100. m,§‘g_"’ °“°’ ‘ For continuing the construction a road from Hoopa to We1tch— onnm construction pee,_m;_ the j;{foopatValle§ Rpservation, H5 Zgumlbolgt County, iietemmtt. ormamco ormiywi pansaprove yte ecretar ‘t lm Q Interior, $10,500, to be reimbursedp out of any fnmds of theyliidiang . of said reservation; now or hereafter placed to their credit in the W- 4°·v· 57¤· Treasury of the United States, m accor ance with the Indian Appropr1(nt;<;n)Act of May 25, 1918 (Fortieth Statutes at Large, pages 570, _ an . , . ixisgiiigirizogggfw, Fo: P B6 _0f 8 tG}1—8(;I§1tT8cqd0§;nI;.1.1nd in San Diego y, orma, on w c is situa. an o `an cemetery used by the Indians of the Volcan Indian Reservation and needed for present and future use, $600. . ? H°°1¤ VW? Rmb That the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of the Tr v°xEi:,$':g aan £; be, and they are hereby, authorized to allow payment of mcindzlgagg tribgliundg, Iéws $3gil1%12 inc;l1rred bry11th2Supermt§ndent of oopa _ ey ncy, _ orma, nring ugust, an t , her, 1918, in the construction of a trail on the Klamath River lggexevu; tion, from the tr1bal_fund known as "Proceeds of Klamath River Reservation, California/’ which was made available for that and V°'·3°·P·"’°· other purposes by the Act of March 2, 1917 (Thirty-ninth Statutes V L 40 591 at Large, page 976), but from which no eixenditures were authorized ° · P· · by segtéipp 27 of the Act of May 25, 1918 ortieth Statutes at Large, . Page · “°"‘“ Fmnma. Seminoles . . rz u¤s,mZ, 1. Sec. 4. For rehef of distress among the Semin 1 Indi ° Fl `d e ° and for of gheir civilizatinn and educatioii, $5,0.llS0,1i11cl\i)din; e cons c on an equipment o necessary buildings. ‘·m°· mano. ,,,§§:)(;u;t§°;T;: Sec. 5._ For snip&nl0rt_ and civilization of Indians on the Fort Hall dimfou: · -· Reservation in I o, including pay of employees, $29,000. n-piigeu mem. _ l?‘or_1mprovement, maintenance and 'plperation of the Fort Hall ,,0mpn;h,,mm ,°_ irrigation iqstem, _$50,000: Provided, at the Secret of the pm on p¤¤;e¢:,m. Interior sh submit to Congress on the first Monday inalilyecember, 1920, a report relating to the construction, enlargement, and improvegngrgt sg Yglont Igsall irrigation projectijnpluditng the irrigation of _n an_asmaya eart `l d ` Hmmm, together with the estimated cosiildf such) imiq giiidnf an P"°“°“b1°* $g{¤¥,,,g,é.:?,,_ Forora§ulglin}g treaty tstipplations with t Rpm Bannocks in Idaho; · °¤ · '* yS1C18.D eac er, ‘
md decemlit (mn:. 10, mty°2§”%‘i3§°§; 1868‘3Y’$§”§§f’°“ f““"‘”`·
$,5,,%,,% t Fer gheéloeur d'Ale(nes, inhldahoz For pay of blaziksmith carpen- · · · - er, an ysxcian, an ure f edi i mmiad Bgamh 3, 1891), g3’0O0ase o m cmes (article 11, agreement ' KANSAS. H°sk°uI°mm°°' Spc. 6. For support and education of seven hundred and fift Indian pupils at the Indian school, Haskell Institute Lawrencdi Kansas, and for pay of superintendents, $152,600; for general repairs
