Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
psls asTsa F the IslaIa sam eaasasss
usETED STATES,

sary tools therefore, per Eth article
savats nfnaa June, esghEssa hundred and
j Gfay hse,, asa baadsed dolisra
Coafeaerassd Tribes and Baaads Of In
9iarss in Middle Oregon. keeping
in rpeair all nesnssary rAila sixssaseas pun.
chase oil medicines, mechanics tools,
/ medicine and hospital stores, books and
] saaliuhaEy for soRsols, and furniture fol
employees, pss fourth article treaty TWEEN
Sy@hfth Of juno, eigbaen hundred and
Afty-kve, three hundred doliars. 7.+
Indian Service ia California Dor
the general. incidental expsnass Of the
Indian saryaea IN California, iaeiadine
| travelling expenses of the SupsEinten-
dent, agent and sab-agentss seven thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars.
For defraying tha expenses OF the re-
uaovaa and Subsistence Of Indians in Cal
iforxsia TO reservations ia that State, and
for pay OF necessary employees, fifty
| thousand dollars Proptda3x shas tAs
| Secretary of the Interior may divide the
State of California int tive Indian dis
| tricts, and that the President of the
United States, By and with the advice and
| consent of the Senate, shall appoint q
experimenting agent fageaeh district, al
, salary Of thirty-slx hundred dollars
| per annuEn, who, upon executing bond
| on such terms and in sueh sum and Sc
eurity as the Secretary OF the Interior
NAV prescribe, shall have undar his con-
troll and man agsment, 50 the Secretary
may preseribe, the Indians and reseTya-
trous IN their seperate respective districts.
Each superintendent may appoint, sub
| ieet % the confirmation Of the Secretary
af the InserioF, y supervisor Agr each res
arvation in his respective district, to in
struct the Indians in husbanGiry, nj sala-
nv of eighteen hundred dollars per annuln;
and also appoint not exceeding four la
bosers, to aid sach supervisor, ct "a COM
pensation NOT exceeding fifty dollars per
month And provided, further, That all
acts, or parts Of acts, in conflict with
| this provision be, and are hereby, repeal
I'd.
Miscellaneous. insurance, trans
portation, and necessary expenses OF
Pawnee, Poaea, aad YancioR Sioux an
unity goods and provisions, ten thousand
dollars.
For insurance, transportation and nee
essary expenses of the delirereEy Of az
nuities and provisions to the Indian
tribes inSMinnsaota and Michigan twenty
thousand three hundred and hfty dollars
and aixty~tSo cents
For expenses Of transportation and de-
livery Of annuity goods TO the Black
foot Indians for the year, seventeen
thousand dollars.
For payment of this amount to the
Shawnees, due them under the provisions
of the eleventh article Of the treaty Of the
senth of May, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, to be rehnbarss(dl to the United
States when collected from agents Gay
and Arnold, against whom suits are pend
lang. three thousand and seYenty-four
dollars and forty-four cents. e-s~F--
For expenses attending the vaccination
of Indians for the years eighteen hundred
and sixty and eighteen h4AQTed and six
tn one, five thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior
to pay settlers for their Improvement on
lands situated within the general rvseT-
vati0ns at Puget's Sound, the value Of
which shall be ascertained under the di-
rcction Of said Secretary, nine thousand
dollars.
For completing the building OF the
zrist and saw mills at Leech Lake, for the
Pillager and Lake Winnebagoish bands
Of Chippewas provided for under the
third article of the treaty With the Chip
Dewa Indians # the twenty-second Febru-
arv. eighteen hundred and hfty-ayc, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For pay Of an engineer for ore year,
six hundred dollars.
For the purchase of seven hundred and
ainety-fouE ssvcpty-hye one hundrcd;hs
acres Of land, owned by the Missionary
Society Of tbs Methodist Episcopal Church
At Iriduis Point, Michigan, for cargain
bands of Ottowas and Lhippswas, at III
us8l Government price, nine hundred
and niuery-three dollars ami forty-faaE
cents.
! For the payment to Spank or Bull
/ Frog, alias Joseph Henson, the amount
Of four hundred dollars, for his vrlu4-
JfUa Of an improvement under the Cicero
kee treaty Of eighteen hundred and thif-
ty-fvc, in pursuance Of the provision Of
| uf tbs tEeatv~fourth section of tho act Of
March three. eighteen hundred and fifty
Ave, making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic expenses EF th1 govern
fnaaF. four hundred tottats.
For tha general incidental expenses Of
the Indian service in the Territory OF
Utah, presents Of goods, agricultural i'm
plGmeats, and other useful articles, in
Ladiug the travelling expenses of the
superintendent, agents, ciesk hire, and so
/ forth, ferty-fve thousand dollars,
For surveying and mRpping four farms
| and reservations, one thousand two huns
dollars
| FER the general incidental expenses oil
the Indian service in Oregon and Wash
/ iuaton, including ineuranc and trans
I poTsailan Of aunuities, goods, and pres
suts. where no special provisions is made
| by treaties, and osice and travelling ex-
panses IA the superintendent, agents, and
CUB agents, for the year ending thirueth
| of june, eighteen hundred and sixty one,
thirty AVE thousand dollars.
For surveys Of reservations for the
| Sez perees, Fiathead and Yakama In
I dians, and the Indians west Of the Cas-
/ west 81 the Gascace Mountains, fifteen
thousand doaari. '~7@@'
! For insurance transportation, aud the
/ necessary expenses Of thu delivery of an
uuity, goods, and provisions 20 iakamas,
FIathsais, and Nez percss, for tho year
ending thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and sixty, and thirtieth June, eighteen
hundred and aixty-one, forty two thou
sand dollars. d 81 I.s az
For the first Of FIVE instaIments due
and payable to the Yak&mas nation, foi
! the year ending shs thlFtiett of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty, PER fourth ar
ticle of treaty ninth of June, eightea hun
,4~x.ga sd sffvts,,s. 64sr rhnt.sEy.I tlntTarz.