Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-17
~ dQlureestu G0leOuesOap nlumin9, Sept. IT, 1852.


bhAhlsh AND olhhk ALLIED IN WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
For third instalment one hundred and fifty thou
sixth article treaty twenty second January, eightt
hundred and fifty nve, twelve thousand collars.
For third twenty instruments for the establishment
and to provide said school NTH suitable Instructor or
instructors per fourteenth article treaty twenty second
January eighteen hundred and fifty i've three thousand
dollars:
For third IF wenty instalments for the establishment
and support of smith and carpenter shop and to furn
h them with the necessary tools, fourteenth article
treaty twenty second January eighteen hundred and
For Third Of twenty instruments for the employ ment of
a 6iacksTith carpenter, farmer and physician, who
Gle treaty wentysecond January egtcen hundred and
| fifty five, four thousand six hundred dollars.
For third instament on thirty thousand dollars,
der the direction of the president fifth article treaty
thirty first Janusy eighteen hundred and fifty five,
thousand five hundred dollars
agricultural Industrial school and for pay of teach
s,per eleventh article treaty thirty first January, eig
dred dollars
For third Of five instruments of eight Thousand dollars
under the direction OF the president per article
treaty ninth june eighteen hundred anu fifty five eight
For third twenty stalments for the purchase of
cines ami hospital stores, books and stationery for
schools and furniture for the employees per fourth arti
Gle treaty ninth nne, eli hteen hundred and ffyve,
For third Of twenty instruments for the nav and sub
sistence of one superintendent of farming operations
one farmer two milers blacksmith, wagon and
and two teachers per article treaty ninth June
eighteen hundred and fifty five eleven thousand two
For hpd Of twenty iGstanens for the pay each of
tlla bands the of five hundred dollars per annum
per II tn article treaty ninth June eighteen hundred and
| nifty five, one thousand five hundred dollars
For third of twenty instruments salary for the
Of Pio-p3moX per fifth article treaty ninth June
eighteen hundred and fifty five, hundred dollars.
| YAKIMA NATION
For third Of five instruments for beneficial Objects at
the discretion of the president fourth article
ninth June eighteen hundred and fifty five thousand
For third of t,yortv ins+,I,ran4o Co. ,ho .,,s. -.
two schools one of which is be agricultural and
industrial school one keeping in repair school buildings
~ per NTH article treaty ninth june eighteen hundred
and fifty five. five hundred dollars.
For third of twenty instruments the employment of
one superintendent OF teaching and two teachers per
d!h article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and
fifty five three thousand two hundred dollars.
For the third of twenty instruments for the employ
two Dillers, two blacksmths, timer, gsmith
Se s ana one wagon and plough maker per
nifty I'VE nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For third of twenty instruments for keeping in repair
saw and Touring mills and for furnishing the necessary
tools and fix lures nth article treaty ninth June.
For third of twenty nstaTents for keeping in repair
ne h9s and providing the medicines and
eighteen hundred and NIFTY five three hundred dollars
stefan per fifth article treaty ninth june eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, thousand four hundred dollars
the buildings required the employees and for
providing the necessary furniture therefor per fifth art-
Gle treaty ninth June, eli hteen hundred and fifty five
three hundred dollars.
For third of twenty nStalments the salary of such
person as the said conf deraed tribes and bands lnd
ans may select TO be their head chief per fifth ticle
treey nlnth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five five
| hundred dollars
NEZPERoE INDIANS.
For third Of ye instruments for beneficial objects, at
the discretion Of the president per fourth article treaty
eleventh june eighteen hundred and fifty five ten thou
sand dollars.
For third twenty insalments for the support of two
schools, one of which to be agricultural ndustr
vding suitable furniture books stationery per nth
article treaty eleventh ane eighteen hundred and fifty
| five hundred dollars
For third of twenty instruments for the employment
Nth article treaty eleventh june erhteeE Snded dpn md
hfty hye, three thousand two hundred dollars.
For third OF twenty nstaments for keeping i'll repair
wagon and pillow makers Shops and for providing
eighteen hundred and nifty five, five hundred dollars.
FOR trd OF twenty instruments for the employmento of
one superintendent of farming, and farmers two
irlllers, two backsmiths, timer, gunsmh one
Gle treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred and iifty five
nine thousand four hundred dollars
saw and FIGURING mills and for furnishing the necessary
June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred dol
For third of twenty instruments for keeping in repair
the hospital and providing the medicines and
furniture tn reor per fifth article treaty eleventh june
eighteen hundred and nifty five three hundred dollars.
For third of twenty instruments for pay OF ply sican
per fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred
andsfifty five, one thousand four hundred dollars.
For third of twenty instameEts for keeping in repair
the buildings for the various employees and for pTovid
ing the necessary furniture therefor per fifth article
treaty eleventh Of June eighteen hundred and fifty five
For third twenty instruments for the salary of such
person the tribe select be their head chief per
hitthves five hundred dollars.
FLATHEADs AND OTHER CONFEDERATE TRIBES.
thousand dollars for beneficial oects at the discretion
Of the president fourth article treaty sixteenth
~ eighteen hundred and fifty I'VE six thousand dollars.
sor third OF twenty instruments for the support of
agricultural and industrial scho keeping in repair the
buildings and providing suitable furniture books and
Stationery per NTH article treaty sixteenth July, eight
cen hundred and fifty five, three hundred dollars.
third twenty instruments providing suitable
Instructors therefor per NTH article treaty tcenth
hundred dollars
third Of twenty instruments for keeping in repair
wagon ard plough makers shops, and providing nee
July, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred dol
lars.
For third of twenty instruments for the employment
OF TWO larmers two mllers, one blacksmith, one tin,
ner one suRsnith, one carpenter, and one wagon and
plough maker, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July,
eighteen hundred and fifty five, seven thousand four
For third Of twenty instaments for keeping In repair
saw and Touring mills and for furnishing the necessary
teenth July eighteen hundred and fifty five, FIVE hun
! dred dollars.
third twenty instruments for keeping in repair
the hospital and providing the necessary medicines and
furniture therefor fifth article treaty sixteenth July
eighteen hundred and fifty five three hundred dollars
For third oftwenty instruments for pay OF physician
ana fifty five, one thousand four hundred dollars.
Por third OF twenty instruments FOR Keeping in repair
furnishing necessary furniture therefor per NTH article
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty five
For third of twenty instruments for the pay each
the head chiefs of the Flathead keotenay and Upper
Pend dOreles tribes per nth article treaty, sixteenth
July, eghteenhandred and fifty ve teen hundred dol
| lars.
| CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS OF INDIANS IN MID
| OREGON.
For third of five instaments OF eight thousand dollars
for beneficial objects the discretion OF the president
per second article treaty twenty NTH june eighteen
4 hundred and fifty five, eight thousand dollars.
For third OF fifteen instruments for pay and subsistence
| OF farmer, blacksmith, and one wagon and
plough maker, per fourth article treaty twenty fifth
June eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thousand
five hundred dolaIs.
For third of twenty instruments for pay and subsis
teDce of physician, sawyer one miller,
pCTntendent Of farming operations, and one school
teacher, per fourth article treaty twenty fifth June
eighteen hundred and fifty five, five thousand six hun.
bred dollars.
For third of twenty instruments for payment of salary
to the head chief said conf deTated bands fourth
article treaty twenty fifth June eighteen hundred and
fifty Ave, five hundred dollars.
| MoLEL INDIANS
For third of ten instruments keeping in repair saw
and ournL mills and for the pay necessary empOv-
the benefits of Which to be shared alike bv ali the
cofederated bands, per second article treaty twenty
first December, eighteen hundred and fifty five, one
| thousand five hundred dollars
For third of five instaucnts lin addition TO the inst nj
ments specified in the treaty twenty ninth November
eighteen hundred and fifty four with the Umpduas and
CalapoOias OF Umpqua Valley for furnishing iron and
steel and other materials for the smith and tin sOps
provided for In said treaty and Ior the of the
sary mechanics, second article treaty twenty first
December, eighteen hundred and fifty five, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For third of ten instruments for the of
joiner to aid III erecting buildings and making furni.
ture for said Indians and to furnish tools in said
vice per second article treety twenty first Deceinher
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