Cannon Ball, day.

2.68

Bull Head, day.
Porcupine, day.
Little Oak, day.
Wakpala, day.
No. 1, day..
No. 2, day..

Tongue River, training.
Tongue River, day.
Lamedeer, day....
Tulalip......

Port Madison, day.
Swinomish, day....
Tule River, day..
Uinta, boarding.

Vermillion Lake, boarding..

Volcan..

95.00

1.00 196.29

988. 64 167. 54 2.93

70.50

320.00 1,210. 48 35, 229.79 1. 28 7.70 392.66 71. 25 1,375. 48 6.90 978. 21 1, 972. 71 8, 005. 72 90.00 329.78

35.00

5,900. 85

3, 979.63

303.80

Training......
Day.....

919.39

73.20

165, 953. 14

The above figures do not show the amount expended for the purchase and lease of school buildings nor the amount expended for sewage, water supply, lighting plants, purchase of school sites, and the improvements of grounds, all of which are paid from this appropriation. The statute requires only a statement of the amount spent for the erection of school buildings and the cost of repairs.

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No. 801.

CERTAIN OPEN-MARKET PURCHASES, INDIAN SERVICE,

1909.

LETTER

FROM

THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR,

SUBMITTING

A REPORT OF CERTAIN OPEN-MARKET PURCHASES.

MARCH 19, 1910.-Referred to the Committee on Expenditures in the Interior Department and ordered to be printed.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, March 19, 1910.

SIR: As required by section 2 of the act approved June 7, 1897 (30 Stat. L., 90), I have the honor to submit the following report of open-market purchases exceeding $500 made without giving three weeks' public notice by advertisements.

Very respectfully,

R. A. BALLINGER,

Secretary.

The SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Exigency purchases made by Indian Service in the open market during the fiscal year 1909. [Items marked * include both material and labor, but the expenditure for material did not in any case exceed $3,000.]

Exigency purchases made by Indian Service in the open market during the fiscal year 1909-Continued.

Exigency purchases made by Indian Service in the open market during the fiscal year 1909-Continued.