Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

: - cultural implements and stock cat.
5000 % tie, and for the erection Of houses,
&c, including the necessary travel-
ling expenses OF the superinten-
dent Of Indian affairs, agents, clerk
nirei 6c............ .-.... 1900.
For salary Of one experimenting
NO W agent for the northern district Of
the Indian service in California
from twenty-eighth Of June, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty, when he
entered on his duties, to thirtieth
Of June, eighteen hundred and
sxty-one, per act nineteenth OF
June, eighteen hundred aud sixty,
at three thousand six hund red dol
4 $40 no lars per annum. ..................
For salary OF one experimenting
agent for the southern district of
the Indian service in California
fom nineteenth September, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty, when he
entered on his duties, TO thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and sixty
one, at three thousand six hundred
dollars per annum, per act OF nine
Es'el teenth June, eighteen hundred
For salariss Of Ave supervisors to the the
I zoo 90 | Indian reservations In California
to instruct the Indians In hus-
..- bandry, at eighteen hundred dol
lars per aunum each, for the half
year ending thirtieth June, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty -one per act
nineteenth June, eighteen hundred
.......r. dnu slxtV..........
2UOO co | For compensation TO twenty laborers
for the five reservations In Califor.'
..r---. MA at fifty dollars per month for
the half year ending thrtieth June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one
------- per act nineteenth June. eighteen
5000 90 hundred and sixty. ..............-
For salary for an additional agent for
the Indian service in New Mexico
from twenty-second Aug ust etyb.
teen hundred and sixty, when he
500 90 executed his official bond, to thir-
tleth June, ely hteen hundred and
sxty-one, per act Of twenty-ffth
June, eighteen hundred and sjxty
at fifteen hundred dollars per an.
For salary Of an agent 10 the Ponca
Indians from the twenty-first An
,ooo m gust, eighteen hundred and sixty.
z,oo" w when be executed his official bond
10 thtrtieth June, eig hteen hun.
dred and sixty-one, at fifteen hun
dTed dollars per annum, per act
tw.ntY-hhh June, eighteen hun
, con M | area ana sixty.
<''V W or salary for an agent to toe Paw.
hees, from ighIeeIth October
eighteen hundred and sixty when
he executed his official bond To
th1rtfeth June, eighteen hundred
20, and sixty-oHe, al fifteen hundred
~" w doiafs per annum, per act twenty
ntfh June, eighteen hundred and
nty......,.........
for sdidTy Tor an agent TO the YANG.
ton SloCx Tor the fiscal year ending
the thirtieth June, eighteen hun.
Lam dred and sixty one, per fifteenth
f,"oO U article of treaty OF nineenth ApriI
eighteen hundred and IF weight.
For payment for such permanent i'm
provements as may have been made
by claimants TO land on the reserve
named In the second article oftreaty
5000 90 OF tenth September eighteen hum
dred and fifty three, with the
Rogue River indians, per second
and third articles of said treaty.
+ Tor arrears of interest due rs, Ian
vary, eighteen hundred and sixty
$500 90 one, on seventy thousand dollars
five per centum bonds Of the State
OF Indiana. =. =. ........
For expenses attending the negotia-
ton Of tie treaties Of nineteenth
June, eighteen hundred and aftv
eight, with The Lower and UopIr
$500 90 Sioux Indians, per tenth articles of
said edties, or so much thereof as
NAV be necessary for the expenses
actually incurred
For payment TO the Choctaw nation
or tribe OF Indians on account of
their claim under the eleventh and
twelfth articles of the treaty. with
said nation ortribe made the TWEEN.
ty-second of June, eighteen hun
dred and dftv five ......
"a mn M | For the relief OF destitute Indians
o''"O' and with the view of preyentIno
suffering and starvation am no ths
Indian tribes who have filled in
raising crops from the droug ht of
last Summer. .............-.