Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05
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IpuslIe ACTS OF the TalaTs, ,sixTa eoSsaEs
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II Be ii ssasssaa ky Ase Senate and Hos.a,
Il If Representatives. Of shs Uaitsd State
a5 AMAIcd VI Gpagfsss asasnabled, Thal
the following suras Be and are hereby ap.
prapgiatsd oat Of any mansy in the treas.
AIRY not otherwise appropriated, for she
purpose falklling treaty stipulatipas with
various fudian tribes
| Poacas.-For Fret of Eve instalmsrts
10 be paid to them or expended for tRaag
heneAEy conan ancing with the yeaA Ia
which they shall remove 10 and settle up-
on the tract reserved for their future
homes. per second article treaty twelfth
AEAxch, eighteen hnnGred and Gfty-ssght,
twslTe Thousand dollars.
For Arst of ten instalments for the es-
tablishment and maintenance OF one or
more manual labes schools, under che d.
raeaion Of the President, paz second agsi-
Gle treaty twelfth March, sighteea hxlnr
aFsi and afssssishs, Ave tAsssa~ 4
lars.
For first Of ton instalments, or during
| the pleasure Of the President, 10 be ax-
pended in furnishing said Indians with
such aid and assistance In agricultural
and mechanical pursuits, including the
working of the mill provided for ia the
arst part of this article, as the Secretaxy
Of the Interior may consider advantageous
and necessary for them, per second arti-
ele treaty twelfth Marth, eighteen hnu-
dred and ffty-eight, seven thousand Svs
hundred dollars. ..-a-.s
For maintaining and snbsisting the
Poncas during the first year after their
removal to their new homes, purchasing
stock and agricultural implements, break
ing up and feueing Land, building houses,
and in making saeh other Improvements
as may be necessary Tor their comfort and
welfare, per second article treaty twelfth
t March, eighteen hundred and ifty-eight,
twenty thousand dollars-
Te provide the puncas with mill suit
able for grinding corn and saving luna-
ber; one or more mechanic shops, with
the necessary tools for the same, and
dwelling houses for al iutespreter, miller.
engineer for the mill, If one be necessary,
farmer, and the mechanics that may Be
employed for their benefit, per second ar
kicle Of treaty twelfth March. eightssn
hundred and Fifty eight, ten thousand 6ve
hundred dollars.
To provide and set apart this sum to
enable the Poncas to adjust and settle
their existing obligations and engage
ments, including depredations committed
BY them on property of citizens of the
United States prior to the date Of tha rat
iheation of this agreement, so far as the
same may be found and decided by their
agent TO be valid and iust, subject 10 the
approval Of the Secretary of the Interior,
per second article treaty twelfth March,
eighteen hundred and ffty-eighs, twenty
thousand dollars.
Dtsami&h and other allied Tribes in
Warrington TerrisoSy.-FoF FIRST install
ment on one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, under the direction Of the presi-
dent, per sixth article treaty twentY-sec-
ond January, eighseen hundred and fifty
five, fifteen Thousand dollars.
To enable the said Indians to remove
to and reside upon their reservation, and
to clear, fence, and break up a sufficient
quantity of land for cultivation, to be
laid out and expended under the direction
OF the President, per thirteenth article
treaty twenty second January, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fve, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For frat Of twenty instruments fer the
establishment and support of an agricuI-
tural and industrial school, and TO pro-
vide said school with q suitable instructor
or instructors, per fourteenth article trea-
ty twsnty second January, eighteen hun
dred and kfty three thousasd dol
lara.
For arst Of twenty instalments for the
establishment and support Of smith and
carpenters shop, and 70 funish them With
the necessary tools, per fourteenth article
treaty twenty second January, eightseu
hundred and 6fty-Gye, two thousand five |
hundred dollars.
For first of twenty inztalments for the |
employment of blacksmith, carpenter,
farmer, and physician, who shall furnish |
medicines for the sick, per fourteeash ar
tieie treaty twenty January, eight
cen hundred and sfsy-iye, three thousand
dollars.
Bfakdh Tribs.-For hrst instalment on
thirty thousand dollars. under the diree-
tion Of the President, per 9th article
treaty thirty frat January, eighteen hun
dred and ffsy-kve, three thousand dol
lars.
For hTst of twenty inssalments for she |
support of an agricultural and industrial |
school, and for pay Of teachers, per eles- |
enth article treaty thirty-frst January, |
hundred ass<i afsg ave, two thous- |
and ave handrsd dollars.
For frat of twenty instalments for O |
smith and czrpenteT's shop, and to pro-
vide the necessary tools therefor, per |
eleventh article treaty thiTty-Rrst Janus
ry, eighteea hundred and kfty-fvs, two
thousand are hundred dollars. /
For Hrst Of twenty instalments for the |
employment of blacksmith, caYpenter, /
farmer, aad physician, who fhall furnish |
medicines for the sick, per eleventh arti- |
Gle traarfy thirty-R first January, eighteen |
hundred and City 1--we, three thousand dol
lars.
To enable them 10 remove and settle |
upon their reservations, and to clear, |
fence, and break up sufficient auantity |
OF land foE cultivation, under the direc- /
tion Of the President, per sixth article |
treaty thirty-hEsa JauHary, eighteen han- |
dred aid ffty-Rye, three thousand dol
lars.
WaaG&~ WaIsa, Cayssses, 0ssd Unsassaa |
Trih<s.--For first fnstalmsns on ffty
thousand dollars, for the erection of !
buildings on the reservations, feueiug |
and opening farms, pen third article trsa- |
ty ninth Juae, eighteen hundred and 6fty-
five, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For &rst of ave inssalmants of e8ghs