Tomeki

[Memorial of National Institution for promotion of science, Washington, D.C.]

[Letter from Secretary of Interior on claims of Kaweah Colony, Sequoia National Park.]

By United States. Dept. of the Interior.

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Publish Date

1893

Publisher

Sine nomine

Language

eng

Pages

24

Description:

subjects: Alien labor,  Aliens,  Aqueducts,  Archaeology,  Bills, Private,  Brainerd and Northern Minnesota Railway Company,  Chickasaw Indians,  Claims,  Engineering,  Expenditures, Public,  Geological surveys,  Geology,  Indian agents,  Indian reservations,  Indians of North America,  Jurisdiction,  Land tenure,  Military bases,  Military pensions,  Militia,  National Institution for the Promotion of Science (U.S.),  National parks and reserves,  Prices,  Private Bills,  Public Expenditures,  Public lands,  Railroads,  Right of way,  Specifications,  Surplus government property,  Treaties,  Tribal trust funds,  United States,  United States. Congress,  United States. Office of Indian Affairs,  Water-supply

Places: Arkansas,  Caddo Lake (La. and Tex.),  Colorado,  D.C.) Washington Aqueduct (Md. and Washington,  Des Moines River,  Louisiana,  Mesa Verde National Park (Colo.),  Missouri,  Port Angeles (Wash.),  Sequoia National Park (Calif.),  United States,  Utah,  Washington (D.C.),  Washington (State),  Washington Aqueduct (Md. and Washington, D.C.)