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

dollars.
For first Of twenty instalments for the estab-
lishmcnt and support ofa smith and carpenters
shop, and to furnish them with the necessary tools
per fourteenth article treaty 22nd January, 1855,
twothousand FIVE hundred dollars. n, goa e9'.i
For first oftwenty instalments for the employ
ment ola blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and ply
scian, who shall furnish medicines for the. sick, q
per fourteenth article treaty END January 1855,
three thousand dollars. AZ ets,g gsm sff
Mqkah Tribc.--For first instalment on
thirty thousand dollars under the direction Of the =
President, per 9th article treaty 3lst January,
1855, three thousand dollars.
For first oftwenty instalments for the support
J an industrial school, and for pay ofteachers, per
eleventh article treaty 3lst January, 1855, two
thousand five hundred dollars. f7f ilFVp3
| For first ftwenty instaments for smith and
carpenters shop and to provide the necessary tools
therefor per eleventh article treaty Slst January
1855, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars. 20
For first OF twenty instalments for the employ
ment Of a blacksmith, carpenter, and farmer, and
physician who shall furnish medicines for the
sick per eleventh article treaty 3lst January, 1865,
three thousand dollars, 3.a3 EaF 9A " itb
To enable them to remove TO and settle upon
heir reservations, and to clear, fence, and break
up sufficient quantity of land for cultivation, un-
der the direction of the President persixth article
treaty 3lst January 1855, three thousand dollars.
{, Wdlla- RaRd Cay,tses, and UmdtiRa tribes.
For first instalment on fifty thousand dollars.
for the erection Of buildings on the reservations
fencing and opening farms, per third article treaty
9th June 1855, twenty five thousand dollars. sa
For first Of instalments Of eight thousand dol-
dars under the direction Of the President, per Sc
cond article treaty 9th June 1855, eight thousand
Q dollars
!" For the erection at suitable points on the rcser-
yatons Of one saw4nill, one Touring mill bull.
ding suitable for hospital two school houses, one
y bhcksmlth's shop, one building for wagon and
plough maker, one carpenter and joiners shop, and
one dwelling for each, per fourth artice treaty, 9th
# June, 1855, ten thousand dollars. ln,asg IA
! For two millew, one farmer, one superintendent
/ Of farming operations, two school teachers, one
!, blacksmith, wagon and plough maker, carpen-
ter and joiner to each the necessary tools per 4th
y article treaty 9th june 1855, ten thousand dollars.
For first Of twenty instahnents for the purchase
Of all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical tools
n medicines and hospital stores books and stationa-
70 y for schools, and furniture for the employees per
u fourth article treaty 9th June 1855, three thou
h. sand dollars. -..r.
For first Of twenty nstalments for the pay and
nj subsistence Of one superintendent Of farming ope-
or ptions, one farmer, one blacksmith one wagon and
or plough maker one carpenter and joiner one physi
clan and two teachers, per fourth article treaty oh
June, 1866, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
n For building one Westinghouse for the head
~ chiefs of the Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and Umatila
i, bands and for poughing and fencing for ten acres
he Of land per fifth article treaty 9th June, 1855, two
rt thousand dollars.
ny For first Of twenty nstalments for pay to each
or Of the Chiefs Of the Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and
m. Uniatla bands the sum Of five hundred dollars per
annum, per fifth article treaty 9Th June, 1855, one
u- thousand five hundred dollars. 4l'l9si 2 as.l
wv For the Wala-Walla chief, three yoke of oxen,
le. three yokes, and four chains one wagon, Il 0
ny poughs, twelve hoes, twelve axes, two shuvels
as one saddle and bridle one set Of wagon harness
re and one set Of plough harness, per 9Th article ea
a ty 9th June, 1855, one thousand two hundred dol
lars. ss+ As
"a, For building one dwelling.house for the use Of
,re Piopio-mox,moS, and fencing and ploughing iOi
he him five acres Of land per 9TH article treaty Oh
,iI. june 1855, three hundred and fifty dollars gs
a. For first Of twenty instaments for salary for the
for son Of Pioplomox-mox per th article treaty OIL
If June, 1885, one hundred dollars. r
For locating and opening wagon road iron
,ho Powder River or Grand Round, 50 as to reach Iii
ua. plain at the western base Of the Blue Mountains
an. south Of the southern limits Of the reservation
the said Indians per fifth article treaty 9th June, 1885,
i'm ten thousand dollars auaa issl v tg'sF
,nd Kakuma Ndtion---For frst instalment on tw