, 1857-04-10

the Greek boundary ten thousand dollars
To enable the Secretary OF the Interior IN prevent
tspa,ses anddepredati0Bs by Indians separated from
their respective tribes within the States and lern"
mes and TO remove and settle them within the lhdlah
county, Eve thou.and dollars.
. For The comuictiou and construction OF A map OF
The Indian territories within the United States inr the
u,e OF the committee on Indian Afdirs of the senate
and House Of Representatives aid Of the culce ol
Indian Adiirs, two thousaud dollars.
For payment 10 Ann Hyatt for balance OF unadJu-
dlcatcd claim for improvement under the CheroAee
treaty Of eighteen hundred and twenty eight as
tanned ty the report o the Second Auditor one nun
dred aud sixteen do.ldrs.
Interpreters for the Indian tribes Il Texas ana i"r
purchase Of presents, fifteen thousand dollars.
4 For the expenses of cooniZng, supporting ana
furnishing agricultural implements and stock Tor the
lndian- in Texas seyentyf"ir thousand siN huhlreu
and hftveght dollars and fifty cent.
] For Insurance transportation, and necessary cN'
pcYse> Of delivery Of annnie', goods and pro''l"s
| T. the Indian tribes In Minnesota aud Nl,t"Hslni
I thirty thuusand dullars.
For the employment Of temporary clerks by super
ntendendcut, Of Indian Aflirs, on such occasions
ard for such periods Of time as the Secretary
OF tie Interior may deem necessary TO Tue pubic
.eryise, five thousand dollars.
For fitting up and furnishing the rooms occupied
by the ofce Of Indian Andss, two thousand dollars.
] To repay to a Chpctaw Indian this amount stolen
] from him y soldier In the service oi lhe lhited
States. forty dollar.
For salary Of person in charge Of collection Of sta.
ti-tic- aud bis coYist, two thousand nine hundred
aud thirty dollar.
For The general incidental expenses Of the Indian
service in the territory of Utah, foryi'e thousand
dollas.
| For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service ia the Territory Of New Mexico. and in ma
King b the Indians of said Territory presents Of goods
agricultural imnCmouts. and other useful articles, ana
in assisting them to locate in permanent ahodes aud
sustlln them elves by the pursuits ot civilized ne,
10 lie expended under the direction Of the Secretary
Of the lntcrior fty.eycu thOueand five hundred dol
lars.
For the general incidental expenses Of the Indian
service in California embracing expenses oi travei OF
the superintendent aud agents and necessary sub'st
cree OF employees iwentyseycn thousand eight hun
dred and fifty dollarg
/ For the pay Of physicians smiths carpenters and
iaborers on the reservations in California, eiShtytwo
thousand five hundred dollars
For dcfr9ying the expenses Of the removal and sub
sitinco Of Indians OF California 10 the reservations
in that state ninety-one thousand six hundred and
] fifty dollars.
| For the general incidental expenses Of the Indian
service in the Territory Of Washington, thirty thous-
aud dollars.
For tic expenses Of adjusting difficulties and pre-
venting outbreaks in the Territory OF Washington,
ten thousand dollars.
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
service in the Territory OF Oregon, including insu-
rance and transportation Of annutes, thirty thousand
dollars.
For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks
among the Indians in the Territory of Oregon, ten
thousand dollars.
70 enable the Secretary of the Interior to settle and
pay the awards Of commissioners for reservations,
prescriptions, and for reLts and Improvements, under
the twelfth, thirteenth and sixteenth articles OF the
Cherokee treaty Of twenty-nnth December, eighteen
hundred and thinyhyc live thousand seven hundred
and twenty-four dollars and thirty-siN cents.
For purchase Of stock and agricultural implements
for the Great and Little Osagc, per fourth clause OF
the second article of the treaty of eleventh january
eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For lquidated balance found due the Creek Indians
for losses sustained during the last war with Great
Britain, by that portion Of the tribe that was friendly
10 and eoOpeated with the United States to be pait
to those individuals now living and the legal repre-
sentatyes Of those deceased, who entitled to re
ceiye the same, the amount to be refunded 70 thu
United States when recovered from the late Greek
agent, Philip II. Raiford, his sureties, eighteen hun
dred and eighty-four dollars.
\ For the rc-appropriation OF this amount Tor th'
expenses Of revising, prep ring aud printing new
code of regulations for the Indian Department, il
connection with all laws in force in relation to Indian
Affairs, duties and responsibilities Of superintendents
and agents, and disburng and accounting for public
moneys, two thousand dollars. PrOrided that the
Secretary Of the Interior ont Of said sum, may allow
a reasonable compensation tO any clerks or officers he
may designate to prepare the compilation. for aetna
services rendered in that duty at such times as will
not interfere with the proper discharge Of the regular
duties Of their respective stations.
| For payment Of interest to the children Of JOhu
| Connolly, deceased, on the sum OF two hundred dol
lars secured to said John Connolly, deceased by the
fifth article OF the treaty Of twenty yeigth September
eighteen hundred and thirtysix, with the Sacs and
Foxes Of Mississippi, such sum Of money rs may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated.
For expenses OF surveying the boundaries OF Indian
reservations and Of Surveying allntting and defining
Indian and halfbIecd lands, and for other in
cental expenses Of carrying into eject the treaties
with the Indian Tribes in Michigan and with the Chip
pewa Indians Of the Mississippi aud OF Lake Supe
ror far any of the said treaties provide for the
survey allotment of lands set apart reservations
for the tribes or bands, five thousand dollars.
Sec. .. Ind be il further snacied That il any per.
son who has been removed from the Indian country
under the provisions Of the tenth section Of the act
Of congress- approved the thirteth Of june eighteen
hundred and thirtyour entitled "Anact to regulate
trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes and pre-
serve peace on the frontiers, shall thereafter at any
time return be found within the Indian Territory
such offender shall fOlfeit and pay the sum of one
thousand dollars.
Sec. 8. And be il further enacted, That the act Of
the twenty-sevcnth of February, eighteen hundred
audtty-one, fixing the rate of compensation for in
terptecrs far il relates to California lie and the
same is hereby repealed hut the yearly pay Of inter
prefers in that State shah in no case exceed one thou
sand dollars.
! Sec l. ind be il further enacted That the Sec
rotary Of the Interior be required to pay to Spuuk
| Bald Frog alias Joseph Henson the amount of four
hundred dollars for his valuation of an improvement
under the Cherokee treaty of eighteen hundred aud
thityhve in pursuance Of the provision OF the TWEEN
tyfourh section Of the act of March three, eighteen
hundred and ifty-fve, making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses of the government.
Sec. :. Ind be IL further enacted, That in addition
to the number now allowed by law, the President be
authorized to appoint one Indian agent east Of the
Rocky Mountains, at a salary Of one thousand five
hundred dollars.
Sec. O. Ind be il ff,thrr snacicd That the Sccrc-
tary Oi the Interior be authorized and required 10
cause investigation to lie had Of the claims for de-
predatinus by Indians in the Territory of New Mex
leo, that may have been heretofore made and filed in
the Department Of the Interior and report tO the
next session OF Congress. or soon as practicable,
the facts in each case, and particularly cnumeratng
such as come within the provisions Of the intercourse
law, and for which in his opinion indemnity should be
provided y congress: Prcridsd That nothing herein
contained shall be construed to bind the United States
to make payment of said claims
Sec. I. Ind be IL further Caa-ird, That the Sec
ietlrr of the Interior he and he is hereby authorized
and directed to pay the amount Of sixteen thousand
and twcnty-fodr dollars and eighty cents the I'M
claimed balance Of the Choctaw orphan fund arising
from sales Of lands under the nineteenth article the
treaty of eighteen hundred and thirty to the Choc-
law national authorities, to aid in the establishment Of
orphan schools and asNlums in that nation on cond
ton, neyelthccs>i that said nation shall refund Mt any
time. on the demand Of the Secretary ct the Interior
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