Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-22

to them from the treasury of said Terri
tory. Indefinite.
% road from Myrtle Creek to Scottsburgh in Oregon
= For the extension and completion Of the
~ military road from Myrtle Greek, in imp
- qua valley, to Scottsburgh in the Terri
tory OF Oregon; 10000 90
BY the provide for the Constructions of military
road in the Territory of Utah
% For the construction of military road asS
10 within the Territories of Utah and New
DO Mexico, commencing at Great Salt Lake
City, and running, by the way of Provo
City, Fillmore City, Parovan and Cedar
90 City, to the eastern boundary of Calfor-
MIA in the direction of the Caon Pass. $4,000 COL
BY the act making further appropriation for the improve
ment of the Cape Fear river North Carolina
For the continuation OF the improvement of ...t.
the Cape Fearriver, North Carolina, at or
its communication with the ocean. 100000 00I
BY the act making appropriations to deay the expenses of
the Cayuse war ...
To pay the actual and necessary expenses
incurred by the provisional government
of Oregon in defending the people of the "
said Territory from the attacks and hos . -"
90 tilities of the Cayuse Indians in the
years eighteen hundred and forty-seven
and eighteen hundred and forty-eght .":.
al and for such allowances for the expenses
80 OF adjusting the claims on that account .@. g..
~ as the Secretary of the Treasury may
w w deem proper. $4,000 90
BY the act making appropriation for the and
ngen expenses of the Indian Department and for full
filing treaty spulatons with various Indian tribes, for
the year ending June hirtieth thousand eight hun
dred and ffty-ive and for other purposes.
30 For the current and contingent expenses
Of the Indian Department, viz;
For pay Of superintendent of Indian af
90 fairs per acts of 5th June eighteen hum r..
90 dred and fifty, twenty-seventh February,
eighteen hundred and ffty-one and third
March, eighteen hundred and ffty-two 1880 90
For pay of the several Indian agents, per ..'"
acts of fifth June, eighteen hundred and
fifty, and twenty-seventh February egh-
teen hundred and fifty one............. 3i,75o DOL
For pay of three Indian sub-agents for Cal
90 ifornia at an annual salary of fifteen hun
dred dollars acknowledgements. 1900 90
For pay of four Indian sub-agents in Ore
gon Territory, at annual salary of one
thousand dollars each...................... 1000 90
90 For pay of two Indian sub-agents in Wash
90 ington Territory, at annual salary of
thousand dollars each....,....... 1000 DOL
For pay Of three Indian agents in Washing
ton Territory for six months, ending
90 June thrteth, eighteen hundred and
fty-four....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1850 DOL
For pay of two Indian sub-agents in Wash
ington Territory for six months ending
June hirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty
four............. .......~............... 1000 90
For salaries Of six agents, authorized by .-
90 this act, at the rate of fifteen hundred dol 49,.
lars per annum each. 1000 DOL
For the pay of Interpreters per acts of the
thrtieth June eighteen hundred and
thrty-four and twenty-seyenh Februa-
~ eighteen hundred and fifty-one....... $4,000 DOL
0 For pay of six interpreters for the b.dian
tribes in Washington Territory. 1000 DOL
For pay of six Interpreters for the Indian
tribes in Washington Territory for six
90 months, ending June thirieth, eighteen
hundred and ifty-four $500 COL
For the pay of clerk tosuperintendent at st. 49,.
Louis, Missouri, per act Of twenty-seyenth
June eighteen hundred and forty-six... 1900 col
III
California per act of third March, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-two. $500 OOl
For presents to Indians ................. 5000 DOL
90 For provisions for Indians .......... 1880 col
For buildings at agencies and repairs there
..:......... 10000 90
For erecting buildings for Indian agents in
Washington Territory .................... 5000 90
For contingencies of the Indian Depart
ment.. $500 90
For the reaperopriation for expenses of the .
removal Of the Catawba Indians to the
west of the Mississippi river, and of set
Ting and subsisting them year in
their new homes, provided that a home
shall first be obtained for them, and that
they shall be removed only with their 4
own consent..... -. .... $50. 5000 90
~ TO THE CHRISTIAN INDIANS
For permanent annuity stipulated in the
acts ofMay twenty-sixth, eighteen hun
dred and twenty-four and MAY TWEEN
70 tieth, eighteen hundred and twenty six. 400 90
TO THE CHIPPEWAS OF SAGINAW.
For permanent annuity stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty of third Of Au-
gust, seventeen hundred and ninety-fve 1000 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty Of seventeenth
November eighteen hundred and seven. 800 90
For permanent annuity, stipulated in the
fourth article of the treaty Of twenty /
fourth of September, eighteen hundred
and nineteen. 1000 90
blacksmiths and for farming utensils and
cattle and for the ploymont of persons
TO aid them in agriculture stipulated in
the eighth article Of the treaty Of the
twenty-fourh Of September, eighteen
hundred and nineteen and the seventh
article of the treaty of fourteenth Of jan
= nary, eighteen hundred and thiry-seven 1000 90
! For education, during the pleasure of Con-
= gress stipulated in the sixth article of
the treaty Of the fifth Of August eighteen
hundred and twenty sx.................. 1000 90
CHIPPEWAS, MENOMONIES WHINE
BAGoES, AND NEW YORK INDIANS.
For education, during the pleasure of Con-
! gress, stipulated in the fifth article Of the
treaty of the eleventh Of August eighteen
hundred and twcnty-seven. ............. 1900 90
: CH0CTAWS II
, For permanent annuity stipulated in the
second article Of the treaty Of sixteenth
of November, eighteen hundred and FIVE 5000 90
For permanent annuity, for support oflight-
horsemen stipulated in the thirteenth
ticle OF the treaty Of the eighteenth of J
October eighteen hundred and twenty. 500 O0l
For permanent provision for education,
stipulated in the second article Of the /
treaty Of twentieth Of January, eighteen
hundred and twenty -fve................. 5000 90
For permanent provision for blacksmith,
stipulated in the sixth article Of the trea- T
| ty Of eighteenth Of October eighteen hun
dTed and twenty, and the ninth article
\ OF the treaty of twentieth Of January,
eighteen hundred and twenty-fyc........ 500 90 i
For permanent provision for iron and steel
! for shop, stipulated in the ninth article of
the treaty Of twentieth January eighteen
hundred aud twenty-five. $50 90
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