Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-15

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caAr- xAu Aw making appropriation, for lGuins Treaty
Spulalions aA he Pncd Indians, aud via certain Bandi
y Indians IN tie STATE n oro~ and Territory c WashingIOn
for he year ending June 30, 1850 SIS
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of Ame-
rica, in Congress assembled, That the fol-
lowing sums bc, aad they arc hereby, appropriated,
out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the purpose Of fulfilling treaty
stipulations with various Indian tribes
PoAcas.-For first of five instalments to
be paid to them or expended for theirbeneft com.
mcncing with the year in which they shall remove
to and settle upon the tract reserved for their fu
ture homes, per second article treaty 18th March
1858, twelve thousand dollars,
For first Of ten instalments for the establishment
and maintenance Of one or more manual labol
Schools under the direction Of the President, pei
second article treaty 18th March, 1858, Eve thou
sand dollars,
For first Of ten instalments, or during the plea
rure OF the President, to be expended in furnishing
said Indians with such aid and assistance in agl.
cultural and mechanical pursuits, including tn,
working Of the mill provided for in the first par
of this article as the Secretary Of the Interior may
consider advantageous and necessary for them, pei
second article treaty 18th March 1868, seven thou
! sand five hundred dollars. gi9ll a{ N lN'
, For maintaining and subsisting the Poucas du
ring the irst year after their removal TO their new
! homes, purchasing stock and agricultural imple
4 ments breaking up and fencing land, buildinI
houses, and in making such other improvements a
may be necessary for their comfort and weltar,
!, per second article Of treaty Of 18th March, 1861
!. twenty thousand dollars.
i To provide the Poncas with mill suitable fc
p grinding grain and saving timber; one or mor
1 mechanic shops, with the necessary tools for tn
II same, and dwellinghouses for an interpreter, mi
+ er engineer for the MILL if one be necessary, fla
D, mer, and the mechanics, that may be employed Il
'r their Benefit, per second article treaty Of 18th
c. March, 1858, ten thousand five hundred dollars,
d 10 provide and set apart this sum 10 enable Il
p Poncas to adjust and settle their existing oblig
p tions and engagements including depreciation
committed by them on property Of citizens Of Il
III United States prior to the date Of the nthcatit
r. Of this agreement, so far as the same may be oul
TO and decided by their agent to be valid and ju
cl subecs to the approval Of the Secretary Of the
terror, per second article Of treaty Of 18th Mart
ct 1858, twenty thousand dollars. 81
% Dccmish and other allied tribes in Vas
ed iagton TeTitory-For first instalment
on one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, under t
Or direction Of the President per sixth article tres
pr- 22nd january, 1855, fifteen thousand dollars
by To enable the said Indians 70 remove and 10
cd side upon their reservations and to clear, leI
and break up sufficient quantity Of fland for {
it tvationl 10 be laid out and expended undeuthe
of recton Of the President prthlrieenth ariele u
srs ty 22pd January, 1855, fifteen thousand dOlprs
ed For Ast oftyenty inatalments iop The osi
ua- lishment and support q % Agricultural and IND
ion trial school. and TO provide said school with