Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-07-21

TO- '.ore noSses, or other need1df bu
lnss, or in paking such other imnr
me.as as may Mnecessary for thaiir. g,
'pft aud welfare. Fourth. To eypend
thousand dollars to build a scbdn, !,
= seaeos houses, end to establish !,
na'n.ah one Or more norha abor sch !
Sso lar as said sum will 60, for the e1
as'on lau; ana trShalng Of the children Of 5,
INDIANS in; ;lesssfs, agr!e0a 0alure aod ~ = !
snan,c arts. and, housewifery, which sob,
or schools sHAllekasmaaaged and cond,,
ed~such manner as the Secretar.. @ to4ss
als shaH. direct. The said Ipdis
sir- li'1 4i1fer-se .lt.,ss.,.as..,,,. ).
year, all their children between the 40,
Of seven and eighteen years; and if a,
OF the parents, Or others having the ca,
of children, shall refuse to send them |
school, such psrs of their anuuities a N
Secretary of tht Interior may direct sb 4
be withheld froe them and applied asse
may deem just and proper; and sch
'urther sum, in addition to the sa, ten
thousand dollars as shall be deemd me-
cessary and pronr BY the Presde,.sof the
United States, sall be reserved and taxi
EN- from their sd snnuities, aid applied
annually, durinshe pleasure Of the Pre-.
s'dent, to the suport of said schools, and
to furnish said ndians with assistance ce
and aid and iilructions in agriculture
and acknowledgements, including the
working Of the Ills, hereafteoir mentned
as the Sccretarpf the Interior may con.
slider necessaryld advantageous for said
| dams; and instruction in reading
shall be in the'nglish language. And
the said India hereby stipulate to fur
nish, from amosst themselves, the num-
bar of young mt that may be required as
apprentice andssistants in the mills and
mechanic shops and at least three per
sons to work cotantly with each white
iaborer employefor them in agricultural
and acknowledgements, it being under
stood that suchshite laborers and assis-
tants as may bso employed are thus EN-.
ployed more fotne instruction of the said
2 indians than .sely to work for their be-
NET; and thathe laborers so to be fur
nished by the Adians may be allowed a
fair and just coeensation for their servi.
ces, to be iixabv the Secretary of the
Interior, and tce paid out of the shares
OF an ,uity Of sh Indians as are able to
work, but, refuser neglect to do so. And
whenever the Eesident of the United
Stites shall becSe satisfied of a failure.
on the part osaid Indians, to fulfil the
ato esaid stipulon, he may, at his dis
re zion, discontin the allowance and ex-
penditure of sna so provided set apart
for said school schools and assistance
aud ins'ruction.s Fifth. To provide the
said Indians with mill suitable for grind
in grain and sang tim Der one or more
m echanic shops, Ath the necessary tools
for the same ; andweiling houses for an
IN erpreter, mile engineer for the milr,
(if one be necessity farmer, and the
'mechanlcs that NH be employed for theil
benefit, and to exp.d therefor sum not
exceeding fifteen uusand dollars.
ARr. ). Said hiaus further stipulate
aud bind themse'seto pre- 7ent any Of the
members of their tee from destroying or
injuring the said hoses, shops, mills, ma
chinery, stock, taring utensils, Or any
other thing farm ish them by the gov
ernment, aud in cas,of any such destruc
ton or injury of anpf the things so fur.
nished, or their beit carried oil by any
member or memh6 of their tribe, the
value OF the same tall be deducted from
their general annui and whenever the
Secretary Of the lntior shall be satisfied
that said Indians lhe become sufficient
ly confirmed in hah of industry, and ad.
vanced in the acqui,ion of a practical
knowlt dye Of agricA,re and the mechan
,c arts to provide forhemselves, he may,
at his discretion, ca,k to oe turned over
to them all Of the sab houses and other
property furnished tm by the United
States, and dispense Z tn the services of
any or all the persons s,rein before stipu.
lated to be employed + their benefit, as,
sistance and instructio
ART. 6. 1t is hereb agreed and un.
derstood that the chiefnnd head men of
said tribe may, in their scretion, in open
council, author, &c to be,aid out Of theri
said a,,auiies such a ~ or sums as may
be found to be neeessarand proper, not
exceeding ia the aggrelte one hundred
and fifty thousand dollar to satisfy their
just debts and obligation and to provide
tor such Of their half bree relations as do
not live with them, or dra any part Of the
said annuities OF said Indns: Provided
houerer, That their saiddeterminations
shall he approved by the agent for the
time being, and the said pymen,s author.
ized by the Secretary Of tiesterior PRO.
=, led also, That there slPl no, be so paid
OFT Of their said aunuitielin any one year
sum exceeding fifteen kusand dollars.
ART. Z. On account II their valuable
services aud liberality b he Yanctons,
thrre shall be granted in etto Charles +.
P.cotte and Zephyr RenDtre, each, Que
section of six hundred AMI ,rty acres OF
land, and to Paul Dorainon half a sec
ton, and to the bali breed hncton, wife
OF Charles Reulo, and her tM sisters, the
wives of Eli Bedard and Auustus Tray
erse, and to Louis lie Gun, each, one
half section The said gratis shall be
selected in said ceded terntor, and shall
not be within said reservaio, nor shall
they Interfere in any wa. with the m :
provements Of such person. as,re on the
lands ceded above by autnrit Of law
and all other persons (othei TIM Indians
or mixed boodsl who are no residing
within said ceied country, b. athority OF
law, shall have the privilege o' etering one
hundred and sixty acres lhereaf.o iuclnde
each Of their residences or inpiyements,
at the rate Of one dollar anc tenty- five
cents per acre.
AgT. 8. The said Yanc.or Indians
shall he secured in the FREQ aid nrestric
ted use OF the Red pi ipe, stone Garry, or
so much thereof AS they have be, accus-
toned TO frequent and use for thpurpose
Of procuring stone for pipes andre Uni.
ted States hereby stipulate and rec to
cause to DO surveyed and marked, much
thereof as shall be necessary anoproper
for thai purpose, aud retain the sne and
keep il open aud free to the latns TO
visit and procure stone for lipasl long
as they hall desir~.
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