The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-08

! ing twelve months
| Approved March 1859
| gad als
| Pub: 32-
AN ACT
Be enacted By The Senate and House Of Repre,enares Of Ms
United States Of Amea C6uyrsss assembled That the fol-
lowing be, and they hereby appropriated, out
of amy money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
for the purpose of fulfilling treaty stlpulatons with the
Yanoton and Tonowanda Indians
YANCToN SIOUX OR DAcoTAH INDIANS.
tbr the irst Of ten nsaiients 10 be pdid to them Bt
expended for their benefit commencing with the year in
which they shall remove TO aud settle aud reside upon
their reservation per fourth article treaty nineteenth
April eighteen hundred and ifty-eght, sixtyfve thou
sand dollars
For maintaining and subsstng said Indians during the
irst year after their removal to and permanent settle
ment upon their said reservation In the purchase of
stock agricultural implements, other articles of n
beneficial character and in breaking up and fencing and
in the erection of houses, sorebouses or other needul
buildings in making such other Improvements may
be necessary for their comfort aud welfare per fourth
article treaty nineteenth April eighteen hundred and
| 6fty-eight twenty thousand dollars.
FOR building school house. school houses and to
establish and maintain one more normal labor schools
$50 far said sum will go) for the education and train
ing of the children of said Indians in letters agricultute
the mechanic arts, aud housewifery, which school
schools shall he managed and conducted in such manner
the Secretary of the Interior shall direct per fourth
article treaty nineteenth April eigheefi bundled and
| lny-eight ten thousand dollars,
For providing said Indians with mill suitable for
! grinding grain and saving lumber
chanc Shops with the necessary tools fot the same and
dwelling houses for an interpreter, miller, engineer for
the mill, (f one be necessary farmer, and the me
chanics that may be employed for their benefit per
fourth article treaty nineteenth April eighteen huiIded
and fifty eight, fifteen thousand dollars.
| For the expenses of making this agreement, and OF
surveying the said Yancon reservation, and Of survey
ing and marking the pipe stone quarry per eighth and
sixteenth articles treaty nineteenth April eighteen hun
| l,nIa a;uht md five httn raI al
| lars
ToNAwANDAs
| For payment and investment of this for the
render aud rcinquisment of lands west of the State of
Missouri por second arci, treaty fifth November, egh-
teen hundred and ffty-soven, two hundred and fifty
| six thousand dollars.
CREEK NATION
For payment of the remaining of two hundred
thousand dollars retained by the United States until the
removal of the Seminole Indians in Florida to the
try west of the Mississippi with interest at five per
oentum per annum, from twenty eight August, eighteen
hundred and ysix the date of the ratification of the
treaty to the third March, eighteen hundred and fifty
nnc per sixth article treaty Of the seventh August egh
teen hundred and ftysix two hundred and twenty five
thousand one hundred and sixty six dollars and sixty
cents.
FLORIDA INDIANS OF sEAINOLES.
For interest on two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars five per centum to be paid annuity, per eighth
article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and
y-sx they having joined their brethren in the West,
| twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
For payments under existing contracts for carrying the
mails follows, viz for the transportation of the mails
from Panama to California and Oregon and back from
July first to September thrcth, eighteen hundred and
fifty nine, eighty thousand and sxtytwo dollars
and fifty cents.
For transportation of the mails across the Istbmus
Panama from July first to September thireth eighteen
hundred and fifty nine, twenty five thousand dollars
For transportation of the mails from New Orleans via
Tehuantepcc Ventoza and back from the first Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and 6ftyeght to thirteth Sep
tcmber, eighteen hundred and fifty nine, two hundred
and twentynne thousand one hundred and sixty six dol
lars and sxty-six cents
Approved March 1859.
Pub 3d.
AN ACT making appropriations for the Legislative
utivc and judicial expenses of government for the year
ending the thirteth of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty
BE enacted BIZ e So,ah and House Of Representatives Of n,
United Ses Of America Congress assembled That the fol
lowing be- and the arc hereby, appropriated
out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropr
acd for the objects hereafter expressed for the fiscal year
ending the thrteh of june eighteen hundred and sixty
namely
LEGISLATIVE
For compensation and mileage of senator's three hun
dred and three hundred and thirty eight thousand eight
| hundred and sixtyone dollars and sevonty-two cents.
And for the mileage Of members of the House of Repre-
scntatives and delegates from the Territories, two hun
| dred Thousand uuliafs.
For compensation Of the officers, clerks messengers,
aud others receiving annual salary in the service of the
Senate viz Secretary of the Senate three thousand six
hundred dollars officer charged with disbursements OF
the Senate four hundred and eighty dollars chief clerk
two thousand five hundred dollars principal clerk and
principal executive clerk in tbe Office OF the Secretary OF
the Senate at two thousand hundred and sixty dol
lars each eight clerks in Office Of tho Secretary of the
Senate at thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars
each keeper of the stationery, thousand hun
dcd and ftytwo dollars two messengers, at one thou
sand and eighty dollars each page, at five hundred
dollars Sergeant and Doorkeeper, two thousand
dollars Assistant Doorseeper, thousand hun
ded dollars; Postmaster to the Senate, Thousand
hundred and fifty dollars Assistant Postmaster and
mail carrier thousand four hundred and forty dollars
two mail boys at nine hundred dollars each superntend-
ent OF the document room, thousand five hundred
dollars two nssstants in document ROOM at one thou
sand two bundled dollars each superintendent Of the
folding room Thousand five hundred dollars two
messengers acting assistant dooeepeis at thou
saud five hundred dollars each sixteen messengers at
one thousand two hundred dollars each superintendent
in charge of Senate furnaces, thousand two hundred
dollars assistant in charge of furnaces six hundred dol
lars laborc in private passage six hundred dollars two
shorers four hundred and eighty dollars each clerk
secretary TO the President of the Senate thousand
hundred and fifty two dollars drnughtsmen,
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars clerk 20 the
] COMMITTEES Finance, one thousand eight hundred