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iri'y did ton t. the Snakc river IT The iE"pih 81
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'f.It .. rom Tho Nri pci', irlcr Indians tlcr''
,l.u the Snakc I,ycr ats Junction WIN thr t.'un
,Ir,,r. thHn,p up i, Iulmlil nyyg to Tie ~ htU
Hauk low II cst'- !lpid, thcI'e westerly To- a
lake called la Lac; ta,u.c s".lI'ili tu l'it "i'
The Yakima river called Tuhm'h'ukc thence IN a
sltbVp~tcTy diltctiun 10 the Columbia river AZ Tie
western rNif,mdj of the Zig l-lllt. between thc
mouth Of the Unltilil river and Butter creek al
which latter lnundarc- separate thc Above c"Hlcd' Ii'
ted tribe, and bands from TIE Nala Ndlla' thyus'
aud UUmain trilc- aud bands oi IHdll, 'hen. e
down the Columbia river To midway hctNecn the
mouths of White salmon and Wind river; thtncc
along the divide between said rivers to the main ridge
of the Cascade mountains; and thence along said
ridge to the place of beginning.
There is however, reserved from the land above
coded for the exclusive use and occupation OF said
conrederaed tribes and bands Of Indians the tract Of
land included with the following boundaries, towit
Commencing on the Yakima river at the mouth OF
the Attahnam river thence westerly along said At
tahnam river the forks thence along the southern
tributary to the Cascade mountains thence sonthcrly
along tile main ridge of said mountains passing south
and east of mount Adams, to the Spur whence flows
the waters of the Klikatat aud Pisco rivers thence
down said spur to the divide bCtween the waters of
said rivers thence along said divide to the divide
parting the waters Of the Satass river from those How
inp into the Columbia river thence along said divide
10 the main Yakima eight miles below the mouth Of
the Satass river; and thence up the Yakima river to
the place Of beginning.
Also tract of land not exceeding in quantity one
township of six miles square situated at the forks Of
the Pisquouse or Wcnatshapam river, and known as
the "Wenatshapam Fi.hery" which said tract shall
be surveyed and marked out whenever the President
may direct: I
Nv an express provision of the treaty, the country
embraced in the cesson and included In the rescrya
tons is opened to settlement excepting that the In
dans are secured in the possession Of their buildings
and improvements until removed To the reservation.
This notice is published for the information Of the
public and the attention Of citizens proposing to To-
cate claims upon the cedcd territory Is especially call
ed TO the above provision, and forfurthcr nOrpaton
they arc requested to apply to suagent 4. j. Boon.
ISAAC l. STEVENS,
Gov. and Supt lnd'n Affairs. W. T.
June 90, '55 42-Gm
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