, 1857-08-28


Contingent expenses OF the Indian Department. std
a. Gn1lling treaty stipulation, with VARIOUS Irdau
irbes for the year endng June tbirtil.l, htecu
hundred and iity-eight
tcoScupEDl
Jrah,.-For fulfilling treaty stipuluticns with the
Irtahs pursuant TO the Requirements Ul eighth article
seafy 5Oth December, 1873, five thousand dollars.
'Winnebdgoes.-For twenty.ninth of thirty iustll.
.nts as annuity in specie, per second article treaty
Srst August, lS29 e!gatuen thousand dIllals.
Far tweuty-sXth ui twenty tyseven in.tlluents rs IN
ruty in specie, per third article treaty ijlh Sepc-
hor 1882 ten thousand dollars,
For twentr-nnth of tkiry iustal"1u,. for Gly lar.
tes Of salt, per ;econd article treaty August, lo=2
tTo hundred and fifty dollars.
For twenty-ninth Of thirty instIlment, flr three
thousand pounds OF tobacco per second article treaty
ii August, 1920, six handred dollar.,
For twenty-siNth Of tWeutyseyen in,tallcuts for
ope thousand five hundred pounds of tobacco. perit
article treaty 18th September lSa2, three bundled
dollars.
mhs and assistants, per third article treaty lst AG
rust 1929, two thousand one hundred aud sixty dol
For twentyninth of thirty instalmcn3 for iron and
steel for shop, per third article treaty first August
ls?D six hundred and sixty dollars.
For twenty-nnth Of thirty instalmcnts for lIborcr
and oxen per third article treaty 1T August, l,29
three HUNDRED and SiXty.five dollars.
For twcnty-siX,h Of twenty-seven instalments for
kducation, per fourth article treaty ljh September
1884, three thousand dollars.
For twcnty-sxth of twentyseven nstalments for
six agricultursts purchase OF OXen plpug5, and 9th
or Implements per fifth article treaty 18th September
is32, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For twenty-siNth of twenty-seven ils.almcnt, FOR
the pay Of two physicians, per fh article treaty ljth
September, 1882, four hundred dollars.
For interest on one million one hundred thnuSlul
dollars at five per centum, per fourth article treaty.
II November, 1881 ifty-dye thousand dollars.
For eleventh OF thirty instanents OF interest on
eighty.hve Thousand dollars, at live per ccutum, per
,rtia Ia ~ Is
two hundred and fifty dollars.
Wg1ndots.-FOr the last of three eqgal nstnlmcnt-
upon three hundred and eighty thousand dollars, in
lieu Of former aauuiteS and claims, per sixth article
treaty 3st January, 1855, hundred aud twcuy-sX
thoOsand six hdndred and siXty-sX dollars and sixty
seven cents.
MiseelaneOus.-For carrying into eject the act of
third March, 1919 making provisions for the cylila
tDn Of the Indian tribes, in addition to the spec
lied in said act, five thousand dollars.
For surveying and marking the boundaries of the |
Choetaw and Chickasaw countries, and ior Gcterm.n
ing and marking The HiBetyeighth degree Of weston
gitude, per ninth and nineteenth articles treaty I'D
June, 1855, FIVE thousand dollars.
For the expenses Of Surveying the boundaries of In.
dian reeryations aud of surveying, allottig, and dc
fnng Indian reserves and halfbreed lands, and for
other incidental expenses Of carrying into effect the
treaties with the Indian tribes in Michigan aud with
the Chippewa Indians Of the Mississippi and Of Lake
Superior, far any Of the said treaties provide for
the survey allotment of lands, set apart reserva
tons for the tribes or bands, in addition to former
propriatons, five thousand dollat'
For medals for Indian chiefs three thousand dollars
For the expenses of collecting AND establishing tie
southern Comanches, Wichitaws, aud certain ether
banks Of Indians reservations to he located south
Of the Arkansas river and west Of the ninetyeirlt
degree Of longitude, fity thousand dollars.
For fulfilling treaties with the
Sour Of the Mississippi riz:-For the reappropr-
alton Of this amount being the legitimate balance
found due to the MedlwakaGst 1.n aud WahpSy-koo-
hh SiouX, under the treaties Oi 1880 and is.I7 for
har IN Ia tn h.l
paid 10 said Indians annuity or applied the Pres
dent may direct, In whole part, for the civilization
and general improvement Of said Indians, fOrtytw
thousand eight hundred and fortyone dollars and for
tySeven cents.
For compensation of three special agents and three
interpreters Tor the Indian Tribes Of Texas and Ior
purchase OF presents, fifteen thousand dollars.
For the expenses OF col0nzing, supporting, and fur
nlshng agricultural implements, and stock for tie IL
dlans in Texas, seYcntyOne thousand seven hundred
and seven dollars and fifty cents. ...-. ...
For the general incidental expenses Of the Indian
service In California, including travelling expenses OF
the superintendent, agents, and subagehts Seventeen
thousand dollars.
For defrayipg the expenses Of the removal and sub
sence OF Indians Of California TO the reservation o.
that State, and for pay Of physicians, siaith, merhn
is and lab1rers at the reservations, huud eli and
dxtytwo thousand dollars; Provided, That an
amount not exceeding ten thousand dollars thercfrcm
may be expended for the relief OF the temporary wants
Of Indians outside of said reservations.
For the general incidental expenses Of tic Iudian
service IN the Territory Of Utah, ten thousand dnllats
Provided That the amount appropriated by the act
Of Sl July, 1854, for negotiating treaties with Indian
tribes In said territory may be expended for the gen
e Incidental expenses OF the Indian service therein
For the general Incidental expenses Of the lndiIn
service in Oregon Territory, including insurance. and
transportation of annutes, goods, and presents and
omee aud travelling expenses CT the superintendent,
agents and subagents, thirtynine thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks
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thousand dollars.
For defaying the expenses Of the removal ard sub
ssence q Indians in Oregon Territory TO TIE reseNa
tons therein, aiding them in procuring tier own sub
naience, purchase Of provisions and presents, COM
and dollars.
For restoring and maintaining peace with Indian
inDea in Oregon Territory, much thereof Gs may
e @necessary for expenditure during the year ending
dollars.
For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
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For restoring and maintaining peace with Indian
Hioes IN Washington Territory. much thereof a.
oe necessary for expenditure during the year end
w SOth June, 1851, seventy-nine thousand dollars
tOr defraying the expenses Of the removal and sub
a.enee Of Indians Of Washington Territory to the
~ aons therein, hiding them in procring theiroWni
slehee, purchase OF provisions and presents, and
%aPensation Of laborors and necessary employees,
.an, not exceeding four thousand nine hundred and
ssneen dollars, may, by direction Of the Secretary
ne Interior be applied for the payment Of the just
.ae o. lands. improvements and preemption claims,
100 ~ whites located within the Indian reserYation
~ SSaqhaaed on the south side Of the Commencement
~, IN washington Territory, for the Puyallup and
ast bands Of Indansson the reinquishmcnt OF said
30, improvements aud claims to the, United States,
.sE we general incidental expenses Of the Indian
~ 49, N the Territory Of New Mexico, presents Of
~. agricultural implements, and other useful arti-
tand In assisting them % locate IN permanent
,s and sustain themselves by the pursuits Of civ
49, nie, % be expended under the direction or the
Tsaiy ot the Interior forty seven thousand dollars.
cLN.aIy Into effect treaties With the Ottawa and
enable the Secretary OF the Interior pay to
~ IITss ls or payid King, Of Carp aud Chocolate riv
~, Igcnlgan, the amount Designed to have been Sc
70 him In the tenth article Of the treaty Of 2sthi
AN 1855 with the 0ttawas and Chfppewas, II he
~ ol Inll investigation, be satisfied the same has
= rut zen paid, one hundred dollars.
80, payment Of this amount to William King, IN
t'IAnce ~ ~ with schedule scr attached 10 the treaty
ss..t we slx Nations Of New York, proclaimed April
ss Is!0, 10 accordance with the resolution of the
.e ras oI March 25th, 1890 fifteen hundred dollars
ni Sx xpenses Of surveying and marking the exter.
NJ OSMndaries M Of Indian puebos in the Territory Of