Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-06-23
NO. 37.

stock per third article treaty 18th September, 1853, Fulfilling the articles of 29th November ls54 with l the
 ClaoQuas aad C;s1apooias qf Ufapgua Pulley, Ore qon-tor second of five instalments of annuity for beneficial objects, to be expended as directed by the President per third article treaty 29th November, 1854, 5000.
 For second of ten instalments for the pay of a blacksmith and furnishing shop, per sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854, Sl ,o60 For second of fifteen instalments for the pay of physician and purchase of medicines, per sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854 Sl 900. For second of ten nstaments for the pay of far $500 ''''
 For second of twenty instalments for the pay of teacher and purchase of books and stationery, Der sixth article treaty 29th November, 1854, $7o0 Fulfilling the articles negotiated 10th January, | 1853, with certain bands of C1tlaDooias, J0lala, aad (9actan,as Adiass, of UHla"ortte IalleR-For second of five nstameuts of annuity for beneficial objects, per second article treaty | 10th January, 1855, Sl0 GOO.
 For second of five instaments for pay of physician, teacher, blacksmith and farmer, per thiFd article treaty 10th January. 1855 S2 .260.
 ttahs.-For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Utahs pursuant the requirements of eighth article | treaty 3Oth December, 1S49. 5000.
 WlenebqgotS.-For twenty eighth of thirty install ments annuity in specie, per second article treaty | lst August 1929 5000 l For twenty fifth of twenty-seven instaIments as annuity in specie, per third article treaty 18th Sep tember, 1882, $l0,000.
 
 barrels of salt, per second article treaty lst August, 1929, S250.
 For twenty eighth of thirty instalncns for three thousand pounds of tobacco, per second article treaty lst August, lS29. $500.
 For twenty fifth of twenty seven instalments for one thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco, per fifth article treaty 18th September. 1882, $500. For twenty eighth of thirty in>taments, for three smiths and assistants per third article treaty st Au gust, 1929, $2,l60.
 For twenty eighth of thirty insalrnents for iron and steel article st 1929. $660.
 For twenty eighth of thirty instaments for laborer and oxen, per third article treaty lst August, 1929, For twenty-ffth of twenty-seven instalments for edueation Der fourth article treaty 18th September, ! lS32. S3OOu.
 For twenty fifth of twenty-seven nstalments for six agrcuItulists, purchase of oxen. ploughs and other implements Der fifth article treaty 10th Sep tember. lS32, S2 500.
 For twenty fifth of twenty instaments for the pay of two S SsicuIs, per fifth article treaty l5th | September, l832, $3oo.
 For interest Sl l,loo,ooo at five per ccntum, per fourth article treaty st November, 1887, s55O00.
 For tenth of thirty instaInents of interest on So5OpO, at live per cenun, per fourth article treaty l 18th October, lo46. 4,250. Uyaadots-For second of three equal ustaments upon $5o0 1000, in lieu of former annUtes and claims, per sixth article treaty January le55 Sl26 666 G7 H1SceHdHeouS.- carrying into effect the object of the act of March sd, lSl9, making provision for the civilization ot the Indian tribes, the of 900 i'll addition to the sum ecifed in said act to be pended in the manner provided ill said act. | For surveying and marking the boundaries of the ChocktaW and ChlcE8saw counties. in pursuance of the provisions of the nineteenth article of the treaty i of 23d June. unuo domini 1855, and for completing the survey cf the Creek boundary, Sl0O0O.
 To enable the Secretary o1 the Intelior to prevent l tTespaSseS ana dtprcdaious by Indians separated 1 from their respective tribes within the State, and Territories and to and settle them within the 1 Indian country, $5,0Qo.
 For the completion and construction of map of the Indian territories within tLe United States for the Use of the Committee on Indian Affairs of the Senate and House of Representatives and of the office o h. dian Affairs 5000.
 For paymet to Ann Hyatt for balance of ylnaluii- ca'ed clam for an mpro' ement under the Cherokee treaty of 1928 &' as ertaned by the report of the l Second Auditor $ll6.
 Fol compensation of three special agents and three interpreters for the Indian tribes of Texas and for pur- ! chase of presents. SI5,U0U.
 For the expenses of coonizine, supporting and Furnishing agricultural implements and stock for the ! Indians in Texas, $7465s 5o. For Insurance, transportation and necessary ex. lllses ot delivery of annuties goods. and provisions 1 S3oOQO. ' 1 For the employment of temporary clerks I,v super ihtehdtnts Oi Indian Attars, such occasions and for such periods of time the Secretary of the Int rior may deem necessary to the public service GOO
 For itting up and furnishing the room, occupied | by the office of Indian Affairs, $2,o0o. ! To repay to Choctaw Indian this amount stolen rom nm by soldier in the service of tic United
 For salary of person in charge of collection of sfa | tissues and his coIl ist $2.9G0.
 For the general incidental exrcnse, of the Indian service in the Territory of Utah. and presents to In dians in said Territory, S4500
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service Ill the territory of New Mexico and in ma nr to the Indians ill said Territory Irescn5, of oooIs agricultural implements, and other useful ricIes and Tn assisting them to locate in permanent abodcs and sustain themselves by tue pursuits of y iljzed f, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior. $47,50o.
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in California embracing expenses of travel of the superintendent and gents and necessary subsis tence of employees, S27.S50
 Forthe pay otPhyseiana smiths, carpenters and la- boTers on the reservations in California. SS2 50O.
 For deraying the expenses of the renoy al and snh siscnce of Indians of California to the reservations il, that State, $9l .65o
 For the general incidental expenses of the Indian | service in the Territory of Washington SEQ o1O
 For the expenses ot adjusting difficulties and pre- venting outbreaks in the Territory of Washington.
 For the general incidental expenses of tho rr3;a, service in the Territory of ashington ncludnp insr | anee and transportation of annuities, S30,0OO
 For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among the lndiansin the Territory ofOreg0n slO coo
 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to settle and pay the awards of commissioners for reserva.iors pre-empdons, and for rents and improvements under the twelfth, thirteenth and sixteenth articles of the Cherokee treaty of 29th December, 1885, S5T24 36 wFor purchase of stock and agricultural imnle ments for the Great and Little Osages Der fourth clause o the second article of the treaty llth Jan uary, 1899, Sl5,O00
 For lquidated balance found due the Creek Ir dians for losses sustained during the last war with
 Great Britain, by that portion of the tribe that was friendly to and operated with the United States to be paid to those individuals now living and the legal representatives of those deceased who are ent tied to receive the same, the amount to be refunded to the United States when recovered from the late Creek agent Philip Il. Raiford, or his sureties Sl,SS4
 For the reappropriaton of this amount for the ex- penses of revising preparing, and printing new code of regulations for the Indian Department in connac
 on with all laws and portions of laws in force in re- laton to Indian affairs. duties and responsibilities ot superintendents, and agents, and disbursno and acco lnting for public moneys, $2,0o0. Provided that the Secretary of the Interior of said sum may allow reasonable compensation to any clerks or officers he may designate to prepare the conpila
 on for actual services rendered in that duty at such times as will not interfere with the proper dicbaroe of the regular duties of their respective stations
 For payment of interest to the children of John Connolly deceased, the of S200 secured to said John Connolly. deceased, by the fifth article of the treaty of 2Sth September, lS36 with the Sacs and Foxes of Mississippi, such of money as may ba necessary, is hereby appropriated.
 For expenses of surveying the boundaries of Indian reservations and of surveying, alotting and defn ing Indian reserves and half breed lands and for other incidental expenses, of carrying into effect the treaties with the Indian tribes in Michigan and with the Chippewa Indians of the Mississippi and of lake Superior so far any of the said treaties provide for the survey or allotment of lands set apart reserva tons for the tribes or bands S5 O00
 2 And be t further enacted, That if any person who has been removed from the Indian country un- der the provisions of the tenth section of the act of Congress, approved the 30th of June 1884 entitled
 An act to regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes, and preserve peace the frontiers" shall thereafter at any time return be found with in the Indian Territory, such offender shall forfeit and pay the of $1 900.
 5. And be a fuftber enacted That the act of the 27th of February, 1851, fixing the rate of compensa- tion for interpreters far it relates to California be and the same is hereby repealed; but the yearly pay of interpreters in that State shah in no case ex ceed sl,oo0.
 f. And be tiafher enacted, That the Secretary of the Interior be required to pay to Spunk or Bald Frog alias Joseph Henson, the amount of s40O for his valuation of an improvement under the Cherokee treaty of 1885, in pursuance of the provision of the tMentN-tmrth section of thn ant If