The assurance given by the commissioners that the money appropriated by section 27 of the act to pay certain bands for the ponies taken by the military authorities in 1876 would not be a charge against the proceeds of the ceded lands was obviously a correct interpretation of the law.
Ben Harrison: “The assurance given by the commissioners that the money appropriated by section 27 of the act to pay certain bands for…”
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Message to Congress Reporting on the Great Sioux Reservation
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