The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-03


ono hundred and thirty two thousand dollars,
| For locating reservations, and incidental ex-
penses under the treaty with the Winnebagoes
of the first Of August, 1929, one thousand dol
lars
For carrying into effect the 'reaty with the
Sioux amp ether tribes of the 18th ofJuly, 1880
so far as 1t relates 10 the Sioux halGbreeds, and
for compensation to a blacksmith under the
act Of tue 30th June, 1891, one thousand one
hundred and twenty dollars
For the Omahas, loweys, Ottocs, and Yanc-
ton and Santic Sioux, under the tenth article
of the treaty Of the 18th Of July, 1880, in rela-
ton to half.breeds of these tribes, one thousand
dollars
For the various expenses growing out Of the
location and sale of Choctaw reservations, and
lporfecting titles TO the same, and for additional
compensation to blacksmiths, as provided BY
the 9th section of tho act Of jane Both. 1884,
eight thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars.
For carrying into effect the iiilh and sixth
sections of the treaty with the Osages Of June
Cd, 1925, relative to the reservations for half
breeds and for schools, two thousand dollars
For carving into effect the sixth article Of
the treaty with the Kanzas of the Sd of June.
1926. in relation to reservations for haf.brcods,
five hundred dollars
For carrying into effect tho supplementary
article ofthc treaty with tho Delawares of the
third Of December, 1878. in relation TO reserva-
For the erection of horsc-mi as stipulated
in the fifth article of tho treaty with the Ottoes
and Missourias of the 2lst of Sept 1888, in ad-
dition to former appropriation, 5000.
For additional com mocnsation to blacksmiths
for tho Cherokees, AZ provided for in the ninth
section Of the act ofJune 30th, 1884, $3.50
For addit onal compensation to blacksmith
for the Mcnomoncs, AZ provided for by the
ninth section of the act Of Juno 30th, 1884,
one hundred and twenty dollars:
For additional compensation to blacksmiths
for the Senccas and Shawnces, as provided for
by the ninth section OF tho act of June goth,
IL 4, two hundred and forty dollars;
| For agricultural assistance for the Sacs and
Foxes, in addition TO tho amount heretofore al
lowed, and to whom they are entitled by an
equitable construction ofthe treaties of the 4th
of August. 1924, and tho 18th of July, 1880,
seven hundred and forty dollars
For the purpose of supplying deficiency in
the sum applicable to the payment of annultcs
for 1886, caused by the retention, commits
sons on disbursement, by Lieut. NJ j. Eaton,
u. =. Army. of the amount, ~, 7S9 Provided
aiiDdys, That this appropriation shall not DO so
construed as to give any sanction to any dis
bursting officer in returning commissions any
sum paid by him in pursuance of treaty stipu.
lations but, on tho contrary II is still consider
cd the duty Of tho proper eflicers to all
J legal means TO compel tho payment ofsaid sum
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For payment of bgance due Andrew S.
Hughes and Jonathan l.. Bean, in compliance
with an arrangement made with them, Fobrua.
ry 18th, 1882, by the Superintendent of Indian
Affairs at st. Louis, IN pursuance TO instruc-
tions from the War Department, sixteen hun.
dred dollars
For the payment to Charles Rodgers the ap.
praised value of distiilsry built by him prior
10 the act of 1884, and afterwards destroyed by
order Of the Indian agents. and for which no
was promised indemnity, the sum of sixteen
hundred and ninety-two dollars;
For the purpose OF paying the expenses of
two Fox chiefs and their attendants, in coming
to the city of Washington necessary bust
ness, and returning to their nation, the sum of
| fifteen hundred dollars
For the purpose ofenabling the Secretary of
War to pay subscription made in 1880, for tho
I Indian department, of fifty copies of the History
of tho Indian Tribes Of North America, with
biographical sketches, to DO composed of, say,
twenty numbers each, the sum of three thou
sand dollars.
For the purpose of fulfilling tho stipulation
in tho Goth article of the treaty with the Choc-
taws of the 27th Sept 1890, providing for the
education of forty Choctaw youths, in addition
to the sum heretofore provided, the sum oftwo
thousand dollars;
For no.ding treaties with tho various tribes
of Indians cast of the Mississippi river, for the
ccssion of lands held by them respectively, and
for their removal west OF the Mississippi river,
ten thousand dollars;
For the purpose of ofdefraying tho expenses of
Eleazor " illiams, in coming from Green Bay,
and returning home. oil business relative to tho
Oncdia Indians, the sum five hundred dollars:
For carrying into effect tho treaty with tho
Mcnomonics ofthc Sd Sept. 1896, two hundred
and eighty eight thousand five hundred and
forty dollars;
ivt ocir, ,,t tbo al
Potawatomies ofthc 9th of August, Goth, 22d,
and 23l Sept. 1896, and | lth Feb. 1897, seventy
three thousand four hundred and twenty three
dollars
For carrying into effect tho treaty with tho
Ioways ofthc 18th Sept, 1896, sixty five thou.
sand five hundred and ninety dollars;
For carrying into effect the treaties with tho
Sacs and Foxes OF the l7th, 27th and 2Sth Sep.
tcmbor, 1886, ono hundred and thirty.oght
thousand two hundred and forty dollars
For carrying into effect tho treaty with tho
Otocs aud Missouras ofthc 18th of Oct. 1896, !
thrco thousand dollars
For carrying into effect tho treaty with the
Omahas of the 18th Oct 1886, two thousand
four hundred and seventy dollars;
For carrying into effect the treaties with the
Sioux of the 10th Sept 18th Oct. and Goth of
Nov. 1896, ono thousand nino hundred and
fifty dollars
For pny of four additional sub-agcnts ,hreo
thousand dollars;
For dciraying the expenses of a moro parti.
cular examination of the vacant Indian coun.
try, south west of tho Missouri river. with a
view to ascertain its adaptation, in quality and
extent TO the accommodation oi the tribes vet
90 he removed, three thousand dollars:
For holding treaties with the Sioux Indians
to extnguisk their title TO that part of their
lands lying east of the Mississippi river, hvo
Thousand dollars
For expenses ofa deputation ofthc Ncw.York
Indians TO visit the country west ofthe Missis.
sippi, with view 10 the selection Of a perma-
mont residence, eight thousand dollars
For tho expenses OF oeputation of tho
ChippSwas of Saganaw for the same objective
thousand dollars
For defraying the expenses of Hendrick,
Stockbrldgc Indian, and of two Ioway chiefs,
and their attendants who have visited tho scat
Of Government on business during tho present
winter, one thousand dollars