The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-02
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BILL,

t and contingent expenses Of the Indian Department
and for fulfilling treaty sihuiatons WIN various inan
reported from the Committee on Finance with sundry
amendments 90, 80. go. ,s n, I.
Secretary will all the amendments and If there be any
to which any senator excepts he can name IT. and ask Tor
separate vote upon ~ ..-......
fTbe PRESIDING OFFICER, (bir. SrUAnT) II there be
no objection that course win bepursued
The amendments of The committee were then read as fol-
lows: .....
TO insert:
For pay of Indian sub agents for California at an
nual salary of 81 500 each, 81 500;
For pay Of our Indian sub in Oregon Territory at
IN annual salary Of 81 900 each, $4, 900;
For pay Of two agents in Washington Territory
4, an annual salary Of s., 900 each, 81 900;
for fUt six mo months, ending june So 1854, 2,25o
Of two Indian sub in " Washington Territory
For pay Of six interpreters for the Indian tribes in Wash
For paw Of ss Interpreters for the Indian tribes in
ngon Territory, for six months, ending June 3o 1854
For erecting buildings Indian agents in Washington
the for expenses Of the Of tho
Caawba Indians to the west of the Mississippi river and
settling and subsistng them year in their new homes
provided that home shall first be obtained for them and
5000
In the clause:
For payment the Chickasaw nation in full of the
June 20, 1852, $1,000.
to strike out June %, 1852 $1,000" and insert
the 22d of June 1852 stipulated in the ninth article Of
said treaty, 81 500
In the following clause strike out 2sth" and insert
GOTH"
For eighteenth of twenty nstaments for the purchase Of
provisions stipulated the second article of the treaty of the
aSth of July, 1887, $4,000
In the following clause strike out thirteen and in
sert thirteenth" :"
For thirteen of twenty intalnents for the purchase of
provisions and tobacco stipulated the fourth article of the
treaty of the 4th Of October, 1912, $4,000
In the following clause to strike out eighteen and in
sert eighteenth
For eighteen twenty nstamens for iron and steel for
shops Stipulated in the thirteenth article of the treaty of the
ath of March, 1882, S5f0.
To insert the followng
For fulfilling treaty stipulatons with the Navaos, pursuant
the equremens Of the tenth article of the treaty of Sep
tember 9th, ls49, $4,000.
In the following clause to strike out 27th and insert
H20h"
For interest to be paid as annuity s2oOOo0 six per
cent per annum stipulated in tho resolution Of the Senate of
the 27th of May, 1886, Sl2,000.
In the following clauses to strike out eighteen" and
insert eighteenth
For eighteen of twenty instalmen annuity goods,
stipulated in the second article of the treaty of the 18th Of
September 1887, Sl0,0 ,000
for eighteen Of twenty nsalments for the purchase of med
agricultural implements and stock and for support of
hme physicians and blacksmith stipulated in the second
article Of the treaty of the 29th of September 1887 $3.50
In the following clauses to strike third" and insert
fourth and strike out of interest"
For third fifty nstanens OF interest at the rate Of five
cnum, 81 900 stipulated in the fourth article of
The treaty Of the 23d OF July 1851, Sos, 900;
For third Of fifty instamen interest the rate of five
cnum, sli2ooo being the amount in lieu Of the reser
von apart the third article per Senates amendment
treaty 2sd July, 1851, $500;
For third Of fifty nstamens interest the of FIVE
per ntum, 81 l6o 0oo stipulated IN the fourth article oil
the treaty Of the 5th OF August, 1851, $5s, 900;
For third of fifty nstaments Of interest at the rate Of i've
per ntum 500 000 being the amount allowed in lieu OF
the reservation Of lands set apart by third article per
senae amendment to treaty of 5th of August 1851 $3.50
To insert the following
For payment to Thompson Connolly and james Connoy,
children Of John Connolly, deceased, 5000
SockbdgeFor the removal of the stockbrdge Indians
othe country west of the Mississippi river which has been
one year stipulated in the eighth article Of the treaty OF ih
UaI.For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Utahs,
pursuant TO the requirements OF the eighth article of the treaty
dDecember 30 ls49, 900.
In the following clause to strike out twenty-six' and
For twenty SIX of thirty nstanents annuity, stipulated
$4,000 ''''' = '''N'
In the following clause 20 insert before treaty. the
words fifth article ofthe3
For twenty hicd of twenty insslments for pay
o physcians stipulated in the treaty OF the 18th Of Sep
tember, 1882 $500.
To insert the following:
For the expenses Of holding council with and making
PRESENTS Of goods and provisions 20, the Blaekeet Grosven
Ee and other wild tribes Of Indians immediately within OF
SSSt S to the eastern boundary Of ''Ans''n Territory
To strike out OF the following clause the words I" and
hmng TO the lands" and insert to the bands
For the expense Of making presents Of agricultural mpe
nn and farming the lands Of Pueblo Indians in thu
Territory Of New Merieo. $1,000 prorided. That tb'
sary of the Interior may in his discretion the public
Interests require IT, be authorized any part OF the
lropraons herein made for making treaties in Oregon
Washington, Utah, and New Mexico and for holding coun
M o. Fort Benon prior to the commencement OF the mex
hcal year.
To insert the following,
For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among
we Indians IN Oregon Territory, $4,000;
for general incidental expenses OF the Indian service IN
Wegon Territory, SO, ,O00
general incidental expenses Of the Indian service in
"sshihgon Territory $4,000;
tT general incidental expenses Of the Indian service in thu
'Jyrioty OF New Mexico, So, 600;
general incidental expenses of the Indian service Ia thu
lsrltory Of Utah, $50 600
tSr general incidental expenses Of the Indian service IL
I territory Of Utah, during the ending June So 1884
general incidental expenses in the Indian service IL
SMO. - ~, ~ ''s "o'''1 's' - 80
ayment Of balance transportation OF presents
and provisions TO the Camanches, kioways, and Other
T@s on the Arkansas river, 81, 200
WAY Tor certain goods borrowed by late agent j. >
toS.h 70 fulfil treaty stipulsons with the Chppewas
out Of annuity goods, but which, with th'
81 Ia2 hsSudng consumed by fire, in May, 1903
o pyment to the Winnebago nation OF Indians Of Ger
fesS cpended balances Of appropriations under various
scod T. "h account Of annutics, education, provisions
& payment balance found due the Greek Indians fo
pof, during the with Great Britain, by thai
stk ~ INC tribe who friendly TO, and cooperateo
tie goI ited States in addition 10 The appropriation
poh o August 1861 s25s 10,
r 70 certain Greek Indians for their individual
sod with the appreciation Of the Secretary OF War
r year lsll the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs having
es,s the consideration for the Of said Indians ia