.MTMzMA.MTExNTEz: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
of Indian Affairs | of Indian Affairs | ||
Sir: | Sir: | ||
I am in receipt of your report of the 8th instant enclosing the property return of Agent James Davis of the late Southern Apache Agency which was located upon what was known as the Hot Springs reservation, in New Mexico, wherein you recommend, in view of the fact that under date of 25th August last the reserv in question was restored to the public domain by an Executive order, that such of the personal property belonging to the Government as cannot be made available by Agent Godfroy of the Mescalero Apache Agency be disposed of at public auction etc. The property should be condemned by the findings of a board of | I am in receipt of your report of the 8th instant enclosing the property return of Agent James Davis of the late Southern Apache Agency which was located upon what was known as the Hot Springs reservation, in New Mexico, wherein you recommend, in view of the fact that under date of 25th August last the reserv in question was restored to the public domain by an Executive order, that such of the personal property belonging to the Government as cannot be made available by Agent Godfroy of the Mescalero Apache Agency be disposed of at public auction etc. The property should be condemned by the findings of a board of survey convened by proper authority and said property so condemned should be sold at auction to the highest bidder and the proceeds of said sale, less expenses covered into the Treasury in accordance with the provisions of section 3618 of the Revised Statement. | ||
Very respectfully | Very respectfully | ||
(sgd) [[unclear]] | (sgd) [[unclear]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:04, 1 February 2021
Department of the Interior Washington D.C. March 15th 1878 The Commissioner
of Indian Affairs
Sir:
I am in receipt of your report of the 8th instant enclosing the property return of Agent James Davis of the late Southern Apache Agency which was located upon what was known as the Hot Springs reservation, in New Mexico, wherein you recommend, in view of the fact that under date of 25th August last the reserv in question was restored to the public domain by an Executive order, that such of the personal property belonging to the Government as cannot be made available by Agent Godfroy of the Mescalero Apache Agency be disposed of at public auction etc. The property should be condemned by the findings of a board of survey convened by proper authority and said property so condemned should be sold at auction to the highest bidder and the proceeds of said sale, less expenses covered into the Treasury in accordance with the provisions of section 3618 of the Revised Statement. Very respectfully (sgd) unclear Secretary