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ALLOTMENT |                 NAME OF ALLOTTEE                  | SEX | AGE |
 NUMBER   | INDIAN                                    ENGLISH |     |     |
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Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
April 11, 1892

The foregoing schedule (embracing 15) sheets of 419 allotments of lands in
severalty made to Indians on the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservations in
Oklahoma in accordance with an agreement with said Indian, ratified by the
Act of Congress approved March 3, 1891, (26 Stats 989) by Special Agent
Marine D. Tackett, in charge of Special Agents Parker, Kelly, Wright and
Robison under instructions from this office dated April 29, 1891 and
approved by the Department, is respectfully submitted to the Secretary of
the Interior with the recommendation that he approve the allotments therein
described (except allotments numbered from 3106 to 3116 both inclusive, the
rights of said allottees to be hereafter determined) and cause patents to
issue therefor in the names of the allottees as provided in the 5th section
of the Act of Congress approved February 8, 1887 (24 Stats 388), this also
recommended that the several tracts described on pages 16 and 17 be
reserved for the purpose indicated as to each of them.

T.J. Morgan
Commissioner

Department of the Interior
April 12th 1892

The Allotments to the Indians on the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation in
Oklahoma, as described in the foregoing recommendation of the Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, are hereby approved (except Nos. 3106 to 3116 both
inclusive which are suspended for further consideration) and the Commissioner
of the General Land Office is directed to cause patents to issue therefor in
the names of the Allottees in form and of the legal effect prescribed by the
5th Section of the Act of February 8, 1887, (24 Stats, 388).  The reservations
for Government school, Mission and other purposes as indicated on pages 16 
and 17 are also approved.

John W. Noble
Secretary