Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-08-30
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES


Treaty StipulauJns with The Punca lndi ans, aud
with certain Bands OF Indians in the state of
O,egon aud Territory of Washington, for the
Year ending June thrsieth, eighteen hundred
and sixty.
Re n enacted bv ne Senate and Hopse,qf Represent
ottres Qfne United States of Aoerico IN Congress as
se,nble6, That the following sums be, and they are
hereby, appropriated, out OF any money m the trea
sury not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose
cf fulfilling treaty stipuations wi various Indian
tribes,
Poncds For first of five instalments to be pnid
10 them or expended for their benefit; commencing
with the year in which they shall remove to aud
settle up on the tract reserved for their future homes
per secon d article treaty twelfth March, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight, twelve thousand dollars
For hrst OF ton nstalnlents for the establishment
and maintenance OF one or more manual labor
schools, under the direction of the President per
second article treaty twelfth March, eighteen
hundred and fifty eight five thousand dollars.
For first oi ten instalments du ring the pleas.
ure of the President, to be expended in furnishing
said Indians with such aid aud assistance in npri.
cultural and mechanical pursuits, including the
working OF the mil provided for in the first part
of this article as the Secretary of The Interior NAV
consider advantageous and necessary for them
per second article treaty twelfth March eighteen
hundred and fifty eight, seven thousand five hun
dred dollars,
For maintaining and subsistine the Poncss dn.
ring the first year after their removal to their ne W
homes, purchasing stock and agricultural imple
ments, breaking up and fencing land, building
lmDrOvpmnpt ia
as may be necessary for their comfort and wei.
fare, per second article oftreaiy of twelfth of March
eighteen hundred and fifty eight, twenty thousand
dollars.
Toprovide the Poncns with mill suitable for
grinding grain and saving timber nnt or more
mechanic shop, with the necessary tools for the
same, and dwelling houses for an jnternreter
miller, engineer for The mill, if one be necessary
farmer, and mechanics that may be employed for
their benefit per second article Of treaty OF twelfth
Of March. eighteen hundred and ifty eight t,n
thousand FIVE hundred dollars
To provide and set apart this sum IN enable the
Poncas to adjust and settle their existing ob,ipo
tons and engagements, including dcpredations
commiued by them property of citizens Of tho
United Sta tes prior to the date Of the rn tfco,ion
ot this agreement. 90 far ms the same NAV be
found and decided by their agent to be Wild md
lust subject to the approval Of the Secretary Of tho
Interior, per second article Of trenty of twelfth NJ
March, eighteen hundred aud fifty eight, twenty
thousand dollars '
Tsrrttory-For first instalment on one hundred n nd
fifty thousand dollars, under the direction of The
President, per sixth article treaty twenty second
January, eighteen hundred and fifty five. fifteen
thousand dollars.
To enable Tho said Indnns 10 remoye IN and ro
side upon their reservntions, and to clenr fence
and break up sufficient quantity Of land for cul.
tvafion, to be laid ont and expended under the
direction ot the President, per thi rteenth article
treaty twenty.second January, eighteen hundred
and fifty five fifteen thousand dollars
For first Of twenty instalments for the estab.
iishment and support of an agricultural and in.
dnsrial school, and to provide said school with n
suitable instructor, or instructors per fourteenth
article treaty twenty second January, eighteen
hundred and fity-ive, three thousand dollars
For first OF twenty yinstalments for the establish
shop, and TO furnish them with the necessnrv
tools, per fourteenth article trenty twenty. ,econ1
January, Eighteen hundred and fifty five. two
thousand five hundred dollars.
e., e Il.
ment OF blacksmith, carpenter farmer and
physician, who shall furnish medicines for the
sick per fourteenth article trenty twenty. second
January; eighteen hundred and fifty FIVE, three
thousand dollars.
Nakah Tribe.-For first instalment on thirty
thousand dollars, under the direction of the Prosi
dent, per fifth article treaty thirty first Januatv
eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thousand
dollars
For frs, OF twenty ins'alments for the support
Of IN agricultural and industrial school and for
paw OF teachers, per eleventh article trenty thirty
first January, eighteen hundred and ffty five
two thousand five hundred dollars
For first Of twenty instnlments for n smith and
carpenters shop, and to provide the necessary
tools therefor, per eleventh article trrntv thirty
first January, eighteen hundred and ffty.fys,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For first OF twenty insaments for the employ
ment ol blacksmith, carpenter, and farmer and
physician, who shall furnish medicine for the
sick, per eleventh article treaty thirty first Jan.
nary, eighteen hundred and ffty.fiv three
Thousand dollars
To enable them to remove to aud settle upop
their reservntions, and TO clear. fence, md break
mp sufficient quantity of land for cultivation,
under the direction Of the President per sixth
article treaty th'r'y first January, eighteen hun
dred and fi1y five, three thousand dollars
IVdAa. IVaNa, Cayusss and UmatiHa Trjbs,
For first instalment on fifty thousand dollars for
the erection of buildings on the resery atoms;
fencing and opening FIRMS per third article ,re,,y
lubt mn M al md l..,.
tw five thousand dollnrs
For first Of five instamenis Of eight thousand
dollars, under the direction of the President, pc
second article treaty ninth June, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, 81 ght thousand dollars
Nor the erection NJ suitable points on tho rcacr.
vatons of one snw mill, one Touring mill, n
building suitable for hospital two school houses,
one bincksml'h's shop, ono building for wagon
nnd plough maker. ono carpenier and ioiner's
shop, and one dwelling for ench per fourth article
treaty ninth june, eighteen hundred and fl,y
five, ten thousand dollars.
For two mlers, ono farmer one superintendent,
ot farming operations two school tcachcrs one
blacksmith, one wngon aud plough makar one
carpenter md Joiner, to each tho necessary build.
ings per fourth article trentv ninth Juno eiphteen
hundred and fifty-hve, ten thousand dollars
r9r flrst OF twenty insalments for the purchase
ot al necessary mill fixtures and mechani tools
medicines and hospital stores hooks md stationery
for schools, and furniture for tho emplhyees pcr
fourth article treaty ninth Juno. eighteen hundred
uHn iHtv"ive, Three thousand dollars
FOR first OF twenty instnImcn,s for the my md
subsis'ence OF one superintendent OF farming
operations, one farmer. one black smith ono w,p.
on end plough maker, one carpenter and ioiner
one physicnn and two teachers per fourth orticle
treaty ninth lnnc, eighteen hundred and fifty five
seven thousand five hundred dollars
For building dwclln house far tho hand
chiefs OF The Walla Wnlla Cayuse md Im,,illn
bands and for ploughing and fencing for ton acres
o land, per tth article treaty ninth June eigh,ecn
hundred aud fifty five, two thousn nd dollars
For frat Of twenty instnlmen,s fsr nav to e.ch
o, the chiefs Of the Walla. " ALA, Cayuse, and
Nmatila bands the sum Of five hundred dolInrs
per annnm, per fifth article treaty ninth June
eighteen hundred and fifty five, one thousand five
hundred dollars
For the Wallr Wolln chief three vok q of oxsp
fhreo yokes and four chains one wagon, two
Ploughs. twelve hoes. twelve axes two ,hoyels
one saddle and birdie, one set Of wagon harness
ana one set of plough harness. pcr fifth article
treaty ninth lune, cghtee hundred and (iliv f,v,
one thou nrd two hundred dollars
For building one dwelling house for the use oT
no plo mox mox, and fencing md pIouphnp for
him live ocros Of land per fifth article ,ren,y nin,h
June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three bun. |
dred and fifty dollars "'''
For iirst of twenty lnsramenta for SALARY fn,
the son OF Pho pio mos mox per fifth nr,irlc
treaty ninth June eighteen hu ndred and fifty five
one hundred dollars
For locaiing and openings wagon road from
Iowder River or Grand Round, 80 NJ To reach the
PLAIN at The western bnse Of the Blue Mountains