The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17

ua.ed in the third article of the treaty 81
2d Aug, lS47, to supply deficiency FOX
this amount in the appropriations for lbs
Iyear l848-Sl000.
TO THE MINNEAPOLIS.
For limited annuity, stipulated in the 2d
article of The treaty of The Ist August, 1879,
t-Sl6, goo.
For limited annuity, stipulated in the sd
article of the treaty Vt the 18th Sept, 1852
| $4,000.
For so barrels OF salt. and 5000 pounds
Of tobacco, stipulated in the 81 article Of
the treaty ofthe 1st Aug, i324--Se0a
| For 500 pounds of tobacco, stipulated
| in the fifth article Of the treaty of the 5Iii
Sept, IS32-SI75.
| For black smiths and assistants, ssipu-
lated in the Sd article Of the treat, Of the
LIST Aug, 1891 $50.
For iron aud steel for shops, sGGo
| For laborers and oxen, stipulated IN tho
Sd article of The treaty of the first aug,
JS29-S365.
For education, stipulated in the 4,h sr,-
ticie Of the treaty of the 18th Sept, 1882
$4,000
For six agricul,urists, purchase CT oxsn.
ploughs, and other implements, stipulated
| in the 9Th article of the treaty of the 18th
Sept, 1888, 500,
For pay of . physicians, stipulated in the
9Th article Of the treaty Of the 18th Sept,
! l832-$4OO. = b
For interest on 81, 100, O0D, at 5 per cent.
stipulated in the 9Th article Of the treaty %
the Ist Nov, Is37-S65, Oc0.
| For interest on $S5 900, az 5 per cent,
stipulated ia the 4th article D the ,rea,y of
18th Oct, IS46--.$4,25O.
For payment in full Of ike sum, here
tofore wrongT y paid by the Secretary Of
War. out OF The anluities Of said indians,
to the legal representatives, Of John McFar-
land, deceased, the,suin of $4,000; to bs
paid to the said w inhebagoes ''per capi,s, -
as now required bS law.
! For payment - the Winnebago Indians,
Of certain unexpended balances Of sums SCI
apart for certain objects in the treaty Of
1887, but not required therefor, end carried
to the surplus fund, 90, 2SS 40.
THE SIOUX OF MISSISSIPPI.
For interest or S50O,OOO, at per cent,
stipulated in the 2d artirle Of the rTeafy Of
| 29th Sept, ISS7-SI5 200.
| For limited annuity, stipulated In the 2d
Earticle Of the treaty Of goth Sept, 1851
100000.
For purchase Of medicines, agricultural
implements, and stock, and for support of
anu bIhf6SnlUHa Skitfa-
lated in the 2h article Of the treaty Vi tbs
29th Sept, 1878, $50.
For purchase of prov isions, elipulated in
the 2d article of the treaty of 29th Sepi.
1875, 500. f
MISCELLANEOUS.
| For the expenses of treating wIh the
Mississippi and ST. Peter Sioux, for the ex-
itingushment Of their title TO lands in Min
nesota Territory, $4,000.
For expenses Of treating with the indians
and half-breeds, for the extinguishirgnt nf
the title to their lands on the Red River Of
the North, in the Territory Of Minnesoia,
$4,000.
For payment 70 S. B. Lowry, for services
rendered as Interpreter and assis:unt con-
ductor 40 a delegation Of Winne5ago lndl-
ans who visited the seat Of CovernnteuI at.d
concluded the treaty with that tribe, OF 3la
Oct, lS46-S305.
i For payment to Henry NJ. Rice for srt:-
cIes of outfit furnished the Ninnebago del
egation who visited the seat of Government
and concluded the treaty of 1910 wilh iha.
tribe, s762 10.
For payment to Henry NJ. Rice, FIR ex-
penses as one Of the delegates from tie
Winnebago nation to the city Of Weaiiing-
ton in 1916, and compensation for sail=!le
services rendered the Government 10 the
negotiation Of the treaty Concluded q THAI
time, 500.
For expenses Of negotiating treary with
the Chippewas, ratified in i~4S. in addition
~ the appropriation made 29ih JAY. 1913,
! 81 500.
For expenses of removal and sub-is,euce
of the ~Chipiewas Of Lake Superior and
4 Mississippi from the lands ceded unuer the
treaty of 4ih Oct, lS42-S2 900.
For an advance to the Chippewas Of Mis-
siss;Ppl and Lake Superior, ofthis nsnouns
retained by the late Sab-agent, J. p. Hays,
the same to he reimbursed TO the United
States, when recovered from said Sub-ageut
or his sureties, 81 ,SS2 IS.
The following appropriations arr made
20 the Menominees and Stockbridges, who
are nc, as yet in this Territory, hut vii
probably he located here in the courss, Of 4
! year or TWO.
TO THE MEEoM!EECs.
For limited annuity for so years, sti;l-
lated in the Cd article Of the treaty az third
Sept, lsS6,-S26, 600.
For . bIacksrniihs end assistants r,r 20
years stipulated in the 2d article of The treaty
Of 81 Sept, 1861 ,44c.
Il For iron and steel for shops for 23 wears
$40
For purchase Of provisicas for % yeare,
stipulated in the 2d article of the treaiy OF
Sd Sept, ls3s-s3 600.
For 1000 pounds oftobacco for GO years.
stipulated in the ad article Of the reaiy of
Sd Sept, 1866 500.
For farming utensils and cattle for -
years, stipulated in the 81 article Of ihe,
treaty Of Sd Sept, lSS6--S5OO.
For so barrels Of salt for 30 years, stipu-
lated in the Cd article Of the tres.y Of 5tl
1Sept., lSS6-si5O.
For miller, (f7r IS years. stipula,ed IN
the 4,h article Of the treaty Of IS Oct, 1915.
$500.
TO THE sTocKBHIDGEs.
For Interest on SIG, 300. at per ceasutn
T stipulated ia the 9th article OF the reatf nf
the Gath Nov, lS4S-sSe5.
For the second Of 10 instaliner u ia s.,oa-
ey, stipulated in the supplement, % the
treaty Of the cath Noy:, Isas-ssooU.