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Laws Of the United States.
TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS.
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for fulfilling treaty stipulations with the va
rioas Indian tribes tor the year 1887.
Be IL enacted, By The Senate and House OF
Representatireso Of tie United States Of Ameri.
ga, in Congress assembled, That the following
sums be, aud they are hereby, appropriated, for
the year 1897, for the purpose of paying the
current expenses Of the Indian Department,
and offulhlling treaty stipulations with the va.
rious Indian tribes,t to be paid out of any money.
III the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
that is to say;
For the pay Of the superintendent of Indian
Affairs at St. Louis, and tho several Indian
agents, as provided by the act of Juno 30th,
1884, twelve thousand dollars.
For tho pay Of sub-agents authorized by tho
same act, ten thousand dollars.
For the pay OF interpreters, as authorized
by the same act, eight thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For presents to Iudians, authorized by the
came act, five thousand dollars;
For the purchase of provisions for Indians,
ni tho distribution of annuties, while on visits
OF business with the superinteHdents IL agents,
and when assembled on public business, eleven
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For tho necessary buildings required at tho
several agencies ani repairs thcreoi,two thou.
sand dollars.
For postagcs, rents, stationery fuel for oili-
ces. and other contingencies of tho Indian
Department, seven thousand dollars
For the salary of ono clerk in tho otiico of
the Governor Of ~ isconsn Territory, who is
ex ofiico supernt ,ndcnt ot Indian affairs, eight
hundred dollars
For the Diary OF ono clerk in tho office of
tho setting superintendent of the Western To"-
ritory, ouc thousand dollars;
For the Six Nations Of Neu-YorE four thou
sand fyo hundred dollars
For tho Scnccas of Now York, six thousand
dol ars;
For tho Ottlwas, four thousand three hun
dred dollars;
For tho Wyandols, six thousand eight hun.
drcd and forty dollars;
For tho Wyandots, Munsocs, and Delawares,
one thousand dollars;
For ths Christiar lndiaus, four Luldrcd dol
lars
For tho Miamios, thirty thousand ono hun.
dred and ton dollars;
For tho Eel rivers, ono thousand ono hun.
dred dollars
For tho Pottawatamcs, twenty thousand
cgh; hundred ,oars;
For the Po,tawatamics of Huron, four hun
drel dollars
For the Pottawatamies of the Prairie, sixteen
For the Po,tawatamics Of the Wabash, ,twcn-
ty thousand dollars
For tho Pottawatamics of Indiana, seventeen
thousand dollars /;
For the Chippewas, Ottawas, and Pottawa-
tamies, thirty -four thousand two hund ed ana
ninety dollars;
For the Winnebagoes, thrty-sevca thousand
sovcn hundred an cighty.fivc dollars;
For the Menomonies, thirteen thousand nine
hundred and twenty dollars;
For the Chippcwas, six thousand seven hun
dred and forty dollars;
For the Chippewas. Menomonios, Wnnoba-
a ees and Ncw-Ycrk Indians fifteen hundred
dollars
For the Sioux of Mississippi, three thousand
six hundred and forty dollars;
For tn" Yancton and Santie bands of Sioux,
four thousand three hundred and forty dollars
For the Omahas, three thousand nine hun
dred and forty dolars
For the Sacs of Missouri, ono thousand six
hundred and forty dollars;
For the Sacs, three thousand dollars
For tho Foxes, three thousand dollars;
For the Ioways, five thousand ono hundred
and forty dollars;
For the Sacs and Foxes, twcnty-thrcc thou
sand nine hundred and twenty dollars;
For the Sacs Foxes, and Ioways, three thou
sand dollars
For the Ottocs and Missourias, Eve thousand
six hundred ana forty dollars;
For the Kanz Is, six thousand ana forty dol
larsi;
For the Osagcs eleven thousand and forty
dollars
For tho Kickapoos, siA thousand five hundred
dollars;
For the Kaskaskias and Pcorias, thrco thou.
sand dollars;
For the Kaskaskias Peorias, Weas and Plan.
kcshaws, nins hundred and forty dollars;
For the Piankesnaws, thirteen hundred dol.
lars;
For The Weas, three thousand dollars;
For the Dcliwarcs, ten thousand two hun
dred and forty dollars;
For the Shawnoes, six thousand nine hun.
dred and forty dollars;
For the ShawRecs and Delawarcs, five hun
dred dollars,
For the Shawneos and Senocns of Lewistown
one thousand nine hundred and forty dollars
For the Scnccas ofLewistown, two thousand
five hundred and forty dollars;
For the Choctaws, lifty.four thousand eight
Eundrcd and twonty dollars;
For the Chickasaws, six thousand dollars
For the Greeks. forty thousand eight
hundred and sixty dollars
For the Qlapaws, four thousand five hun.
dred and forty dollars;
For tho Florida Indians. nino thousand SIX
hundred and ten dollars;
For the Pawnees, twelve thousand dollars
Fer the Cherokecs, west, six thousand nino
hundred and sixty dollars;
For the Ottawas and ChippowaS, sixty thou.
sand eight hundred and thirty dollars
For the Caddocs, ten thousand dollars;
For transportation and incidental expenses,
twenty nine thousand five hundred dollars
For removal and subsistence of the Creeks.
and purchase Of articles according TO the treaty
OF the 9th March, 1882, for the subsistence of
the families Of the warriors in the service of
The United States, and for the expenses attend.
Dg the sales Of Crack reservations. and inyesti.
Eating tho frauds committed on these Indians.
Ind the causes Of their hostility, seven hundred
md one thousand six hundred and sevcnty.si1
oliars
For the removal and ubsistonce of tho Sc.
nlnoles, eoe HUNDRED AMI forty thousand dol.
ars,
For the removal and subsistence Of the otta.
Mas OF The Maumee, thirteen thousand dollars
tor Tho removal and subsistence of the Potta.
'.a'am'es OF Indiana, and for locating rcserya.
III an. aha incidental Expenses, under the treaty
on'n ~.n s"e ro'tawatamies Of st. Joseph, Of tho
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