The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-07-03


June 30th 1894, $4,000 For the pay Of in
lerpreters, as authorized by the same act, 50,
500; for presents 10 Indians authorized by the
same act, $1,000; for the purchase Of provis-
ions for Indians, at the distribution of snnuities.
while on visits OF business with the sunerinten-
dents and agents, and when assembled on pub
lie business, S1l 500; for the necessary build
ings required al the several agencies, and
repairs thereof. $4,000 for postages, rents,
stationary, fuel for Offices, and other coningcn-
cies of the Indian department, and for transport
tation and Incidental expenses, S36,500; for
the salary OF one clerk in the office OF the su-
perntenden; Of Indian affairs, south of the Mis-
sour river, 81 900; for carrying into effect The
stipuations of certain Indian treaties, and the
laws connected Herewith, yiz for the Six
Nations Of New York, $4,000 for the Sene-
cas- of New Iork, $4,000; for the Ottawas,
S4,300 for the Wyandots, S6,S40; for the
Wyandots. Munsees, and Delawares, 81 900 I;
for the Christian Indians, $500; for the
Miamies, Si0,ll0; for the Potawa,amies,
S20,2 200; for the Pottawaiamies of Huron,
S400; for the Pottawatamies of the Prairie,
Sl6,000 for the Pottawatamies of the Wabash,
500, 600; for the Pottawa,ames OF Indiana,
Sl7, 900; for the Chippewas. Ouawas, and Pot
tawamies, S34, ,290; for the Winnebagoes, 500,
$50 A.; for the Menomonies, $50, $50: for the
Chippewas Of the Mississippi $4,000 for the
Chippewas at Saginaw, $500; tor the Chip
pewss, Menomonics, Winnebagoes, and New
York Indians, $500; for the Sioux Of the
Mississippi, Si2,5l0; for the Yanction and
Santie Sioux, S4.3i0 for the Omahas, 50, $40 T;
for the Sacs and Foxes OF the Missouri, Sl2,-
$40; for the Iowas. SS,950; for the Sacs and
Foxes of the Mississippi S54.540 for the Sacs,
Foxes, Sioux, Iowas, Omahas. and Ottoes and
Missourias $4,000, for the Ottoes aud Missou-
ras S5,6i5.
For the Kanzas, SG,0I0: for the Osagcs,
Sl4,496 for the kickapoos, $500; for the
kaskaskias and Peorias, $1,000; for the Plan
keshaws, $500: for the Wtas $4,000 for the
Delawarcs, Sl0,44i for the Sbawnees 50, ls0
for the Senecas and Shawnees, $1,000 for the
Senecas, $3.50 for the Choctaws, S57 ,625 !;
for the Chickasaws, S6000 for the Creeks,
S46,440; For the Quapaws, $4,000; for the
Florida Indians, S9,6l0; for the Pawnces,
1900 for the Cherokees, S7,640 for the
Ottawas and Chippewas, S62,i65 for the Cad
does, $4,000 For the following expenditures
in the Indian Department, the appropriations
having been carried to the surplus fund on the
3lst December last, viz for blacksmiths es-
tablishments, S27 500 and 66 cents; for treaty
stipulatons, Sl5,432 and "a cents; for the ex-
penses of treating with the Chippcwas Of Saga
nav, S97 and l3 cents for the expenses OF In
dian deputations, 81, $50 for the education Of
Indian youths 500, ,5il and % cents; for hol-
ding treaties with certain Indian tribes, Sii7
and so cents for locating reservations, S2O5
and thirteen cents: for purchase OF rifles Tor
Potawatamics, SIP and 30 cents for carry
ing into effect the treaty with the Otiawas and
Chppewas, $43,70l and "a cents; for the re-
moyal of the Choctaws from Mississippi, Sl0,-
go for the removal and Subsistence of Indians
S77, ,S55 and 20 cents for carrying into effect
the treaty with the Miami Indians of the 9Th
of November, 1888, viz for the payment to be
made upon the ratification Of the treaty, by
provision contained in the third article OF the
same, 100000 for the first Of ten annual IN
slalnents stipulated to be paid by the same ar
ticle $40, ,56s for the payment OF claims pro-
vided for in the founh and fifth articles, Sl3O,-
900 F.; fos the expenses of yauing buildings and
Improvements upon the ccded lands, and Tor
the erection of others, as stipulated by tho sew
enth article, $500; for the expenses OF sur
yeying and marking the boundary lines OF the
Miami lands in the State of Indiana, RS stipula-
ted by the ninth article, 5000; for the expcn-
ses attending the examination Of claims which
have accuad since the 23d day oi October,
1884, $500; for the expenses ofthe commis-
the Miames, of the 10Th day of November,
1887, not covered by the former appropriation
for that object, $1,000; for the payment OF the
PottawataInies of Indiana for the corn crop a
bandoned by them upon their emigration west
Of the Mississippi, which was appraised by a.
gents appointed by the Government, S7i2 and
80 cents.
For the payment TO the same Indians OF the
value Of twelve log houses appraised IN the same
manner. and destroyed before their removal
5000 for the expenses OF the removal aud sub
slstence of these Indians, $4,000; for the ex-
penses Of fencing and breaking up ground for
iilape for the Omaha Indians, as stipulated ny
the third article Of the treaty with them oi 1896,
in addition TO the sum Of $1,000 appropriated ~
the year 1857 $500; for the salary OF the lar
rner to be supported among the said Indians as
stipulated by the same article OF the same 'rea-
~, 5000; for the balance Of the expenses IN
CURED by the commission for the examination
Of claims under the second article OF The lredty
with the the Sacs and Fox Indians OF MIssIs-
sippi, OF October 1887. over and above me ior-
mer appropriation for that object, 9looV' ior
the support Of miller for the Saes ana FOX
Indians Of Mississippi, as stipulated by ,he til'Io
article Of the treaty Of September loJo' eGooi
for the expenses OF procuring rstions Tor these
lUuiduh lOf OHS bpN'
article Of the same treaty, over and ABOVE the
provision heretofore made for that object sl4,
657 and 81 cents for the balance oi the ex-
penses incurred in examining claims under the
second article Of the treaty Of September 1897
with the Sioux Indians, by the commission ap
pointed for that purpose, over and above the Tor
mer appropriation for that object Sogo; ior
comuensation to commissioner and clerk 10 De
,noointed 10 re-examiDe the claims under thc
last mentioned treaty, the re-essmlnation to De
made in the Indian country. $500; Tor The
psyment Of the expenses Of the Investigation W
10 frauds prsctised in the reservations Of the
CreeI Indians for The year 1889. $1,000; for the
paynent Of the expenses Of the removal and
subsistence Of the Creek Indians to be applied
10 payment Of claims settled by the accounting
officers and 10 reimburse TO other appropria-
tiops funds used for the removal ard subsis,encr
Of these Indians. including outstanding claims
not vet settled, SS5, 900 : for carrying into ef-