Indian Guide highlights Wind River pupil work and land policy
The Indian Guide notes Wind River Boarding School students authoring the paper from Fort Washakie Wyoming. It discusses Dawes act amendments for dispersed homesteads, Shoshone Arapahoe land claims, and a pending Hot Springs sale ratification by Congress benefiting Indians and Wyoming residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wind River
Shoshone Agenney, Wyo
United States
James McLaughlin
Congress
McLaughlin
Wyoming
Hopeful sale of Hot Springe wall hurry railroad debated
A fragment notes a proposed sale of the Hot Springe wall hurry railroad and signals strong national opposition. The item mentions the sale as a central issue in a broader political dispute and hints at urgent public interest.
Indians in Lander Face Allotment and Wheat Boom
Col John W Clark the allotting agent reports rapid Indian land allotments while farmers fence ahead of laws. Lander Wyoming prides itself on resources and a growing population, rail debate divides locals. Indians planted 35 000 pounds of nuts 20 000 pounds potatoes and 55 000 pounds of wheat foreseeing a crop over a million pounds. The notice recalls US law banning liquor in Indian country with penalties including prison up to two years and fines up to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Wilson
Cheyenne and
Arapaloe Agency
Okla
Washita
John W. Clark
U.S
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