The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-27

ties laws regulations OF the United States whenever
they may @ found within the limits of their reservation
and they further agree 10 assist such ia discover
ing pursuing and capturing any such offender or often
ders, anywhere, whenever called so do and they
agree Also that IL they violate any Vi the stpulatos
contained IN this treaty the President may his scre
tion, withhoid part or the whole, of the annuities
herein provided for ~. 1870 ~ % n .s
Article 9th. The Pawnces desire to have some pro-
vision made for the half breeds Of their tribe Those of
them who have preferred To reside aud residing
ia the paton to be entitled to equal rights and priv
ileees with other members of the tribes but those who
have chosen to follow the pursuits of civilized e and
to reside among the whites, viz Bsptise Bayhye, VIM
Bayhylle, Julia Bayhye, Frank IAtahyee VIM. Neas
Julia Neas Caharnc Papan Polite Pspan Rousseau Pa
pan Chas Papan Peter Papan Emily Papan Henry Geta
Stephen Geta James Ceghorn. Eliza Deroinc be
entitled to scrip for hundred and sixty acres
quarter section of land for EACH provided application
shall be made for the within five years from this
time which scrip shall be receivable at the United
land Offices the military bounty land warrants
| and be subject to the same rules and regulations
ARTICLE 10th Samuel Allis has long been the firm
friend of the Pawnees and in years gone by has minis
tered to their wants and necessities When in distress
and in state of starvation they took his property
used it for themselves and when the small pox de-
sroyng them he vaccinated moro than two thousand OF
them for all these things the Pawnees desire that he
shall be paid but they think the government should pay
part II H. therefore, agreed that the Pawnecs will
pay said Alls Thousand dollars and the United
States agree to pay him similar OF thousand
dollars full remuneration for his services and losses
AnrIcLE lth Ta-rada ka-wa, head chief of the Tap
pahs band and four other Pawnees, having been out
guides for the United States troops in their late exped
ton against the Cheyennes and having to return by
themselves oveken and plundered of everything
given Them by the officers Of the expedition well
their property, barely escaping with their lives and
the value of their services being fully acknowledged the
United States agree to pay to each Of them hun
dred dollars or in lieu thereof to give to each horse
worth hundred dollars in value.
ARTICLE 18th. To enable the E&wnees to settle any
IiIst clair aatn fhep, Ia
hereby set apart by the United States thousand dol
lars out of which the may be paid when present
ed and proven to the satisfaction Of the proper depart
ment and the Pawnees hereby relnquish NIL claims they
may against the United States under treaty
| stipulations
| In testimony whereof, the said James w. Denver,
Commissioner aforesaid and the undersigned chiefs
and head men of the four confederate bands Of Pawnee
Indians have hereunto set their hands and SEALS at the
place and the day and year hereinbefore written
| JAMES w. DENVER,
u S. Commissioner
Pc ia ma saro Tor the ''hIan and the Chief') his
sa ra- cherish, (the Gross Chief y his mark f.. 81
Te -ta-pus, ('He Who Steals Horses y his mark,
IL. s.
Terra kuts nasharo, he s'Grey Eagle Chiefly his
mark IT, s. Grand Pawnees.
Sa lie ta nasharo lthe Comanche Chief y his X
| mark f.. 81
Teste- de Ia we-et, the ''man who distributes the
| goods, y his X mark, II. 81
lie El-Kuts-hhshaTO tune ''urcy EaSc Ills ~
Asa -sharo the Horse Chief > his mark H. l.
Pawnec Loups
ko the one the Great Spirit smiles
on) his X mark In, s.
Ma share cha kicks IA man. but chiefly his mark
MS.
Dalo. lekttato-kah, the the enemy steals FROM
his mark, T.. $.
Dao-de-n share, the Chief like Eage,) his mark
Il. s.l-Pawnee Republicans.
Kewe-ko-na-sharo the Buffalo Bull Chief his mark
IFS
Na-sharo ada-hoo (the Big Chief his mark, H. s.
Na-sharo. (The Chief his x mark, II. g..
Daka to wa kuso -natharo The Hawk Chief his
mark,) f. s.l--Pawnee Tappahs.
Signed and sealed in presence Of
VIM w. DENNISON,
lgr4 gfH If u. s. Indian Agent.
A. 4. H. WHITE
Secretary to Commissioner.
N. w. TUCKER,
WILL. Il. HARVEY,
o. H. IRISH.
SAMUEL AL.LIS,
Interpreter
j. STERLING MORTON.