Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-18
Approved, March "a, 1860.
[Chap. IO.l


AN ACT making appropriations for fulfilling treaty spu
latonS with the Pouea Indians aud with certain bands
of Indians in the ate of Oregon and Territory of Wash
ingon for the year ending June thrtieth eighteen hun
dred and sixty.
Be it enacted BY the Senate House of
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the following be, aud they hereby appr
prated out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated forihe purpose of fulfilling treaty stPulaOns
with various Indian tribes:
PoReIa-For first of five iustalments TO be paid t. them
expended for their benefit commencing with the ysE
which they shall TO and settle upon the
served for their future homes per second article treaty
twelfth March eighteen hundred and fyeght, twelve
thousand dollars
For first of ten instruments for the establishment and
maintenance of manual labor schools under
the direction of the President per second article treaty
twelfth, eighteen hundred and fftyeght, FIVE thousand
dollars
For first of ten nsalmens during the pleasure OF the
President to be expended in furnishing said Indians with
such aid and assistance in agricultural and mechanical pur
SUITS including the working of the mill provided for in the
first part of this article the Secretary of the Interior
may consider advantageous and necessary for them
coDd article treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and
6fty-eight seven thousand and five hundred dollars.
For maintaining and subsisting the Poncas during the
FIRST after their removal their homes purchas-
ing stock and agricultural implements breaking up and
fencing land building houses and in making such other
Improvements be necessary for their comfort aud
welfare, per second article of of twelfth of March,
eighteen hundred and flyeght, twenty thorsand dol
lars .--.a.-r.. -...
To provide the Poucas with mill suitable for grinding
grain and saving timber; mechanic shops,
with the necessary tools for the and dwelling houses
necessary farmer ana the mechanics that be employ
ed for their benefit per second article Of treaty Of twelfth
OF March, eighteen hundred and fyeght, ten thousand
five hundred dollars.
To provide and set apart this to enable the Poncas
to adjust and settle their existing obligations and engage
ments including depredaiions committed by them pro-
perty of citizens of the United States prior the date Of
the ratification of this agreement far the may
be found and decided by their agent be valid and just
the approval Of the Secretary of the Interior
second article Of treaty of twelfth of March, eighteen hun
dred and fftyeight, twenty thousand dollars. ...
nd O.h I'd in. inCn
ry-FOr first insalmen hundred and fifty thousand
dollars under the direction OF the President per sixth art
Gle treaty twenty second January eighteen hundred and
fifty fve fifteen thousand dollars
To enable the said Indians TO remove TO and reside upon
their reservations and to clear fence and break su
cient quantity of land for cultivation be laid out and
pended under the direction of the President thirteenth
arc treaty twenty second January eighteen hundred and
ffty-6ve, fifteen thousand dollars. =
For first of twenty nsalments for the establishment and
support of agricultural and industrial school, and pro-
vide said school with a suitable instructor instructors,
per fourteenth article treaty twenty second January egh
ieen hundred and ffty-6ve, three thousand 'ars,
For first of twenty instalmens for the establishment and
support of smith and carpenters shop and to furnish
them with the tools per fourteenth article treaty
twenty second January eighteen hundred and fifty vew
Thousand five hundred dollars.
For first of twenty nsalments for the employment of
blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and physician who shall
furnish medicines for the sick per fourteenth article treaty
twenty second January eighteen hundred and 6fy-ive,
three Thousand dollars 40
Makah Trbe-For first iustalment thirty thousand
dollars under the direction of the President per fifth art-
Gle treaty thirty first January eighteen hundred aud 6y
FIVE three thousand dollars q, -.
For first Of twenty instauens for the support OF a
ricultura and Industrial school, and for pay of teachers
Der eleventh article treaty thirty first January eighteen
hundred and fty6ve, two thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For first of twenty instaments for smith and carpen-
ters shop and provide the necessary tools therefor
eleventh article treaty irtyhrst january eighteen hum
dred and 6ftyfve two thousand five hundred dollars
For first of twenty instruments for the employment OF
blacksmith carpenter, and farmer and physician, who
shall furnish medicines for the SICK per eleventh article
treathrty first January eighteen hundred and htly five,
three thousand dollars ~ ,s-a
To enab to and settle npon their reser-
vatons and to clear fence and Break sufficient quaint
ty land for cultivation under the direction of the Pres
dent per sixth article treaty thirty first January eighteen
| hundred and ifty-fve, three thousand dollars.
iustament on fly thousand dollars for the erection of
buildings ON the reservations fencing and opening FARMS
per third article treaty ninth June eighteen hundred and
hfty-6ye, twenty-five thousand dollars
der e directionof the President per second article e
ty ninth June eighteen hundred and hftyhre eight thou
For the erection at suitable points the reservations of
one saM-iiI one Touring mill, buIlang suitable for a
hospital two schoothouses one btae isnith shop one
building for wagon and plough maker one carpenter and
oners shop and dwelling for EACH per fourth article
treaty ninth june eighteen hundred and ten thou-
For two mllers one farmer OF farm
ing operations school teachers, one one
wagon and carpenter and 70 each
the necessary buildings per ourth artce treaty
eighteen hundred hfty-fye ten thouspud dollars
For first of twenty nstaments for the purchase Of al me-
cessary mill fxtures and mechanical tools medicines and
hospital stores books and stationery orschoos and inrn
for the employees pei fourth article treaty ninth june
eighteen hundred and iftyfye, three thousand dollars
For first of twenty nstaents for the pay and subsls
tence of superintendent OF farming opeations one
carpenter and joiner physician and two teachers per
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