Indian Department, (continued.) fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Qui-nai-elts.... Red Lake..
.213, 214
204 214
214, 223
216, 217
200 214 .214, 215 215 .215, 222 .215, 216, 217, 219, 221, 222 .217, 221 217 217
.218, 219
.217, 218
220 .216, 217
218
.200, 218 208 .216, 217
217 .217, 221
218 221 220, 221 218, 221
219 .219, 222 .216, 217
Yanctonais. Indian service in Arizona Territory..219, 222
in California.. .219, 221 in Colorado Territory.. 219 in Dakota Territory.
220
in Idaho Territory.
in Montana..
Rogue Rivers.
Sacs..
Sans Arcs.
Scotons..
Seminoles.
Senecas.
Shawnees.. Shoshones.. Sioux....... Sissetons. Six Nations.. S'Klallams
Snake.....
Tabeguache Bands.
Texas...
Two Kettles. Umatillas.
Umpquas
Upper Pend d'Oreilles. Upper Yanctonais.. Utahs..
Wahpetons.. Walla-Wallas.
Winnebagoes. Yakamas..
Yanctons.
Indian Department, (continued.)
220
220
in Nevada..
220 Indians,
in New Mexico.
220
in Oregon...
220, 221 220
in Utah Territory. in Washington Territory. 220 removal of scattering bands of Chippewas in Minnesota, to reservation, White Earth lake..
near
districts to be selected for permanent home for certain, by commissioners... members of tribes only to enter there-
on....
not to interfere with travel on high- ways nor with certain railroad routes...
Indian Hostilities, claimants for property lost in the suppres- sion of, in Oregon and Washington, to be paid judgments in their favor.... in California, appropriation for expense of suppressing Indian Office,
appropriations for the...... ... 100, 291 Indian Reservations,
appropriations for survey of the Osage.. 118 in Utah Territory
the Omaha and Winnebago..
119 119
17
appropriations for feeding destitute friendly 176 accounts for, to be investigated...... commission to investigate...
176 176
goods, groceries, &c. not to be delivered to the Sisseton, &c. Sioux, unless in pay-
ment for labor or for produce delivered 510 to be improved in civilization, &c. ...... 510 Indian Tribes,
act to establish peace with certain hostile 17 the President to appoint a commission .. 17 commission to consist of whom.....
powers and duties of...
transportation and subsistence of. permanent home for certain, to be selected services of mounted volunteers may be accepted to suppress hostilities with... pay, subsistence, &c. of.... appropriation for expenses under this act appropriations for fulfilling treaty stipu- lations with...... .80, 198-223 Indictments, time for finding, in courts of the United States, in the late rebel States, for cer- tain crimes, extended for two years from, &c.....
but not for treason or other political offences..
Internal Revenue, (continued.)
nor for distilling on premises less than six hundred feet distant from premises used for rectifying, or from distillery, where, &c. ...... 129 distillation and rectification not to be car- ried on within six hundred feet....... 129 persons carrying on both may discontinue either, and have part of tax refunded.. 129 penalty upon assessors and collectors for violation hereof.... .129, 130 stills, boilers, &c. not to be used for distil- ling in certain places... 130
penalty for so using, or aiding in the
use.
130
proviso as to manufacture of saleratus
and grinding of meal and flour... 130 certain daily tax on authorized distillers, to be assessed and collected monthly.. 130 rate of tax.
130
manufacturers of stills, &c. for distilling, to notify assessor before still is re- moved
fermenting tubs, when to be emptied and how long to remain empty.. accounts in duplicate from books to be rendered to assistant assessor trimonth- ly, and on what days.....
131
131
131
131
131
131
131
131
131
131
131
penalty upon assessor for violating cer- tain provisions as to distilleries. distillers, rectifiers, and compounders of liquors to have conspicuous signs of, outside of place of business....
132 132
132 132
132
signs to have what on them. no fence above five feet high. keys to gates and doors..... distillery to be always accessible.. penalty for violating foregoing provisions 132 for putting up sign without payment of special tax... for working in a distillery in which there is no sign.....
132 form of books and nature of entries 132, 133
conditions. distilled spirits may be withdrawn from warehouse on payment of tax.... entry for withdrawal to be in dupli- cate, and specify what... form of...
daily account and of what.. penalty upon distiller and persons employed in distillery for using material, or removing spirits in absence of storekeeper... distillers, when deemed to have com- menced producing distilled spirits..... 134 desiring to suspend work, to give no-
134
tice.
134 assistant assessor to fasten doors of furnace.. 134 locks, seals, and keys, by whom to be furnished 134
report to be made to assessor and transmitted to commissioner...... 134 distiller not to carry on business in that place again, until after notice to assist- ant assessor, who shall remove fasten- ings, &c. and report to assessor....134, 135 penalties upon, for carrying on busi- ness after time stated in notice as to suspending.... 135 distilled spirits to be drawn from cisterns into casks, &c. and gauged, &c... capacity of casks....
.....
to be removed to distillery ware- house.. engraved stamp on head of cask. form of stamp.. serial numbers of casks.
to begin with number one... spirits to be entered for deposit tri-month- ly, and on what days.... entry to be in triplicate..
135 135 136
how disposed of..
form of, and to specify what.... 135 to be verified by oath... bond of distiller, &c. for payment of
135
tax...
penalty for refusal, &c..
revenue officers, &c. may break up ground on premises of distillers, &c. to search for pipes, &c.... finding pipe, they may break up house, wall, &c.
books of tax-paid stamps to be charged to collector at the full value of tax, &c... 138 book to be returned, with marginal stubs, when all the stamps are used....
138
collectors to make returns monthly.. 138 additional commission of one half of one per cent to be divided between assessor and collector.
138 other stamps at twenty-five cents each... 138 gaugers to report daily to collector and
138
assessor the number of stamps used... 138 amount to be collected from persons using.. penalty upon revenue officers for affixing or cancelling or issuing stamps for spirits, except as allowed by law...... 138 distillers desiring to reduce producing
capacity of distillery, to give notice. 138,
139 assessor to place covers upon tubs, &c... 139 penalty for breaking, &c. any lock, &c. or 139
opening tub, &c. water to be drawn off from worm tub and worm cleansed, when required..... 139 penalty for refusal or neglect.. 139 revenue officers may at any time enter distilleries, &c. and make inspections, and take account....
.....
after demand and refusal, they may break into distilleries... penalty for obstructing or hindering revenue officer.
distillers, rectifiers, &c. on demand, to furnish ladders, lights, &c. and open doors..... .139, 140 140
140
no material to be mashed, nor beer, &c. made, nor still used between 11 o'clock P. M. Saturday, and the next Monday. 140 penalty. distilled spirits found not in distillery, &c. not legally removed, to be forfeited 140 in cases of seizure of, in other places, burden of proof to be on claimants, VOL. XV. 49
for gaining access to contents of cis- terns in absence of proper officer.. 141 for using any substance to produce spirits before an account of them is registered.......
141
revenue officers may detain and hold pack- ages, &c. containing spirits, if, &c..... 141 detention not to continue longer than forty-eight hours, &c. without pro- cess of law...
141
distilleries, &c. seized, not to be released before judgment, except, &c.......... 142 in case of release, bond to be given.. 142 after judgment of forfeiture, stills,
&c. to be destroyed, and materials to be sold....
142
persons drawing off spirits from casks stamped, &c. to efface stamps, &c..... 142 empty casks, with stamps not effaced, to be seized.. penalty for carrying empty casks with stamps not effaced.. for not effacing stamps, &c. at time of emptying cask... for removing stamps from casks without then effacing them...... 142 for having in possession such stamps, or any cancelled stamps. upon distillers, rectifiers, liquor deal- ers, manufacturers of stills, &c. for carrying on business, without having paid the special tax...142, 143 upon distillers for doing business without giving bond, or with in- tent to defraud.. forfeiture of distilled spirits, wines, and all stills, &c...... 143 of all interest in the land on
142
143
which distillery is situated... 143 of all personal property in, &c.. 143 rectifiers, wholesale liquor dealers, and compounders of liquors, to keep books, and enter therein all spirits received, &c. on the day they are received...... 143 to make like entry of spirits sent out 143 books to be kept in public place on the premises for inspection...
143
when filled up, to be preserved two years, and produced on demand.. 143
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