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1 File 826 INDIAN OFFICE. FILES. CARLISLE SCHOOL, Requests authority to return pupils to their homes om account of expiration of period of enrollment. Sy 1.
2 V Education ^ *06 J «R is i DEPARTM EN T OF TH E IN TER IO R,. OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, WASHINGTON. 8OBJICT1 Juno 26, 1900, Authority to return pupils to th o lr homos. Superintendent, Indian In dustrial School, C a r lis le, Pennsylvania. S ir : As requested, and fo r the reasons given, you may return to th e ir homes the 06 pupils named in your le tte r of the 23rd in sta n t, provided you have tran sportation moneys a v a ila b le fo r the purpose.
3 Subj ect: Requests authority to return pupils to their homes. D e p a r t m e n t o f t h e In t e r i o r, INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT. Carlisle, Pa., June 23, The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Sir: Washington, D. C. Referring to Circular No. 217 (Education) dated June 2, 1908, authority is respectfully requested to send the following pupils of this school to their homes on account of expiration of period of enrollment: Name Tribe Destination. Amanda Wolfe Cherokee Whittier, N.C. Naomi Greensky Chippewa Oscoda, Mich. Margaret Leonard Choctaw Chicago, 111. Lillian Leonard N Chicago, 111. Stella Laughlin Shawnee Seneca, Mo. Gertrude Crow Winnebago Winnebago, Nebr. Ida Baker Winnebago Winnebago, Nebr. Electa Metoxen Oneida De Pere, Wis. Leila Schenandore Oneida De Pere, Wis. Katie Wells Comanche Anadarko, Okla. Rose Ohmert Delaware Shawnee, Okla. Virginia Gaddy Delaware Shawnee, Okla. Zora Acton Shawnee Shawnee, Okla. Laura Bertrand Potawatomi Oklahoma City, Ikla. Clara Henault Piegan Browning, Mont. Mary Redthunder Sioux Brown's Valley, Minn. Nancy Redthunder Sioux Brown's Valley, Minn. Inez Brown Sioux Brown's Valley, Minn. vlrene Brown Sioux Brown's Valley, Minn Jennie Blackshield Sioux Devil's Lake, N.Dak. Delia Quinlan Chippewa Detroit, Minn. Myrtle Evans Chippewa St. Paul, Minn. Florence Hunter Sioux Minnewaukan, N.D.(Graduate) Sarah Chubb Mohawk Massena Springs, N.Y. Katie Chubb 1? Massena Springs, N.Y. Louisa Chubb It Massena Springs, N.Y. Mamie Cook tl Massena Springs, N.Y.
4 Theresa Brown Mohawk Norwood, N.Y, Hallie Sky Seneca Akron, N.Y. Hosina Peters Seneca Akron, N.Y. Jennie Jamison Seneca Alabama, N.Y. Izora Tallchief Seneca Gowanda, N.Y. James Thorpe Sac & Pox Stroud, Okla. Reuben Sundown Seneca Akron, N.Y. Ira Spring Seneca Akron, N.Y. Enoch Pemhleton Tuscarora Lewiston, N.Y. Edison Mt. Pleasant Tuscanora Lewiston, N.Y. Earl Doxtator Cayuga Buffalo, N.Y. Alvin Kennedy Seneca Salamanca, N.Y. Levi Williams Seneca Salamanca, N.Y. Leroy George Onondaga Syracuse, N.Y. Louis Tarbell Mohawk Massena Springs, David Jacobs n Massena Springs, Andrew Herne «i Massena Springs, Roy Tarbell i Massena Springs, Thomas Wood «Massena Springs, Nicholas Bowen Seneca Olean, N.Y. George Gardner Chippewa Rollo, N.D. Austin Eisher Chippewa Saginaw, Mich. John Greensky Chippewa Oscoda, Mich. Roland Peters Chippewa Pinconning, Mich. Willie Nelson Chippewa Caro, Mich. Stephen Youngdeer Cherokee Whittier, N.C. William Crow Grosventre Garrison, N.D. Harry Cummings Pawnee Indianapolis, Ind Poster Schenandore Oneida De Pere, Wis. David Quinlan Chippewa Detroit, Minhesot Prank Lonestar Chippewa Shell Lake, Wis. Silas Miller Chippewa Reserve, Wis. Pred Mart Ute Dragon, Utah James Nephi Ute Dragon, Utah Richard Quip Ute Dragon, Utah Joseph Montes Ute Dragon, Utah. Joseph Nelson Paiute Manti, Utah Horace Nelson Paifcte Manti, Utah Henry Vinson Clallam Portland, Ore. Albert Lorentz Wichita.Qnadarko, Okla. Percy Parroka Comanche Anadarko, Okla. Edward Pox Shawnee Shawnee, Okla. William Newashe Sac & Pox Shawnee, Okla. Peter Gaddy Delaware Shawnee, Okla. Orlando Johnson Sac & Pox Stroud, Okla. Thomas Yellowbull Sioux Valentine, Nebr. Henry Knocks-off-two ft Valentine, Nebr. Oscar Raisewing Winnebago Winnebago, Nebr.
5 Samuel Wilson Jacob Asher Harry Archambault John La Rocque Wm. 0. Jones Caddo Sioux Sioux Chippev/a Cayuse Chamberlain, S.Dak Bismarck, H.D. Bismarck, F.D, Walhalla, IT.Dak. Pendleton, Ore. Lizzie Hayes Eunice Passedoah Virginia Grant Fez Perce Shoshone Shoshone Kamiah, Idaho Lander, Wyo. Lander, Wyo. I still have an unexpended balance of the authority for the transportation of pupils (Finance 50276/07,Auth , June 18, 1907) sufficient to pay for the transportation of the above named pupils to their homes, but in view of the directions contained in said Circular ITo. 217, the matter is submitted to your Office with the request that, if deemed necessary, additional authority be granted me to return said pupils to their homes. Very respectfully AES Superintendent
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