Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-20

anu hli}-hNe, thfee thousand Two hundred dollars.
For third Of twenty nstaments for keeping in repar
baoksmths', tinsmiths', gunsmiths' oafpenters' and
wagon and plough makers shops, and Tor providing
necessary tools therefor per hfth article treaty eleventh
4 dollars,
! For third Of twenty instruments for the employment
OF one superintendent OF farming, and two farmers
Z two nillers, two backsmiths one timer one gum
smith, one carpenter, and one wagon and plough
maker per htth article treaty eleventh June eighteen
hundred and hity-hye, nine thousand four hundred
dollars,
For third of twenty instalments for keeping in repar
saw and Touring mills and ior furnishing the neoessa-
~ Tools ana fixtures therefor, per fifth article treaty
eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty-hye, i've
hundred dollars.
For third OF twenty nstalmens for keeping IN repair
the hospital, and providing the necessary medicines
and furniture therefor per nth article treaty eleventh
June eighteen hundred and hfty-aye, three hundred
/ dollars,
For third Of twenty nstalments for pay Of physio-
ian, per NTH article treaty eleventh June eighteen
hundred and hfy-hye, one thousand four hundred dol
| lars.
For third Of twenty instruments for keeping in repar
the buildings for the various employees and for pro-
vdng the necessary furniture therefor per h article
treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve
| three hundred dollars.
For third Of twenty insalments for the salary of such
person as the tribe may select TO be their head chief
per min article treaty eleventh june eighteen handred
and hfty-hye, hive hundred dollars.
Fiatheads and other Confederated Tribes third
| instament on one hundred and twenty thousand dol
lars for beneficial Objects at the discretion Of the Pres
| hundred and hfty-tve, six thousand dollars
For third Of twenty nstamonts for the support Of an
agricultural and industrial school, keeping In repair
the buildings, and providing suitable furniture, books
and stationery, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July,
eighteen hundred and fiyhye, three hundred dollars
FOR third OF twenty instam5ns Tor providing salt
able instructors therefor, per fifth Article treaty six
teenth July, eighteen hundred and fssv-tve, one
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For third Of twenty insalmeuts for keeping in repair
olaeksmiths, tin and gunsmths', carpenters and
wagon and plough makers shops and providing neces
say tools therefor, per fifth article treaty sixteenth
| July, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, five hundred
For third of twenty instruments for the employment
OF two farmers, two mlllers, blacksmith one tim
hef one g9nsmth, one carpenter, and one wagon and
plough maker per fifth article treaty sixteenth July
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve seven thousand four
| hundred dollars
For third OF twenty instaments for keepin in repair
saw and houng mills and for furnishing the necessa-
ry tools and fixtures therefor per fifth article treaty
sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and ffty-fye, Eve
hundred dollars,
For third of twenty nstaments for keeping in repair
the hospital, and providing the necessary medicines
ana furniture therefor per NTH article treaty sixteenth
July, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve three hundred
dollars
For third of twenty instalments for pay of physio-
IAN, per NTH article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen
hundred ana nity-hve one thousand four hundred
dollars.
For third Of twenty nstamenta for keeping in rep air
the buildings required for the various employees and
fnrnsnng necessary furniture therefor, per fifth ar-
ce treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, three hundred dollars
For third Of twenty nstament for the paw of each
OF the head chiefs of the Flatheads Kooenay and Up
per Pend dorelhes tribes, per fifth article treaty six
teehth July, elghe n hundred and fittyfye, fifteen
hundred dollara.
oonfederatei Tribes and Bands of Indians in Middle
oregon-tor third OF five instalments of eight thous-
ana dollars TOR beneficial Objects at the disere ton
the President per second article treaty twcnty-fh
June, eighteen hundred and fty-hve eight tho usand
dollars.
For third Of fifteen instalments for pay and subss-
tence OF one farmer, blacksmith, and one wagon
maker, per fourth article treaty twenty-ffth june
hundred dollars.
For third OF twenty instalments for pay and subss-
tenee oil one physician, one sawyer miller su-
perlntendent of farming operations, and one school
teacher per fourth article treaty twentyffth June
eigteen hundred and hfty-fve, five thousand six hun
/ dred dollars.
For third Of twenty nstalments payment OF sala-
~ TO the head chief of said confSdoratod bands per
fourth article treaty twentytth June, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-dve five hundred dollars
Molel Indans.For third of ten instalmeuts for
keeping IN repair saw ami Touring mills, aud for the
pay OF necessary employees the benefits Of which to be
shared ak rs all the conteierated bands, per second
article treaty, ;Weny-rst December eighteen hundred
| and ffty-Aye, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For third OF i've instruments Gin addition to the in
stalments pee lied IN the treaty Of twenty-nnth No
| vember, eighteen hundred and hfty-four, with the
umPquas and Caapooias of Umpqua Valley for fur
nishng ana steel and other materials for the smith
and TIN shops provided TOR said treaty. and for the
pay OF the necessary mechanics, per second article
m. ~
For I'D o.le mstalments Ter the pay of a carpen-
ter and Joiner to aid II. erecting buildings and making
furniture said Indians, ana ~ FURNISH tools IN said
seryce, per second article treaty twenty<tirs De-
Gem ber eighteen hundred and lftyhve, two thousand
dollars.
For pan OF teachers to manual labor school, for all
necessary n eras therefor, and for the subsistence of
the pupils Do second article treaty twenty first De-
cember eigltea1 hundred and ffty-fve three thous-
and dollars
For third OF dive n. staments for the pay of add-
Al. nnA frna +,syat, tr-s Sc
December eighteen hun 1red and fftyfye, eight hum
bred dollars.
cui-na Ell, and Qul-ell-,i,> Indians third IN.
salment twenty five thousar dollars for beneficial
Objects under the direction Of hs President, per fourth
article treaty inst July eighteen unured ana nfty-
five, two thousand dollars.
For third OF twenty nstalments for the support of All
agriculture and industrial school, and for pay OF SUIT
able instructors per tenth article treaty .Tst july
eighteen hundred aud ttty-fve, two thousand We nun
dred deilage.
Al - ors and 70 provide the necessary too
therefor, pc tenth article treaty first July, eighteen
hundred ana htty-iye five hundred dollars.
For third d, twenty instruments for the employment
of baCn h, carpenter, and farmer, and physician
who shall iu'nsfs medicines for the SICK per tenth ar
Gle treaty first July eighteen hundred and fifty five
four Thousand six hundred dollarc.
S'K!aams.-Fo third nstalment on sixty thousand
dollars, under the direction OF the President peg fifth
article treaty tweny-sixth January eighteen hundred
nfty-hve, five thousand dollars.
For third OF twenty instruments for the support of
able teachers per eleventh article treaty twenty
January eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, two thous-
and five hupdred dollars.
For third or twenty instruments for the employment
OF blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and a physician
who shall furnish medicines for the sick per eleventh
article treaty twentysixth January eighteen hundred
and fifty -hve four thousand SIX hundred dollars
Indian Service in New Mexeo-For the general in
odenti expenses of the Indian service in New Mexico,
presents Of goods, agricultural implements, and other
useful articles, and to assist them TO locate perma-
nent abodes and sustain themselves by the pursuits OF
civilized life, be expended under the direction of the
Secretary Of the Interior, fifty thousand dollars
Indian Service in The District of Country leased from
the Choctaws for the Indians lately residing in Texas
For the expenses of colonizng, supporting, and fur
nishing agricultural implements and stock pay of
necessary employees; purchasing of clothing, medicine
IRON, and steel; establishment and maintenance of
schools, aud building houses for the Indians lately
siding IN Texas, in lieu Of those abandoned in that
State to be expended under the direction of the Secr
tary Of the Interior, twenty-five thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-five dollars.
For the Wiehitas and other affiliated Bands-For
the expenses OF colonzng, supporting, and furnishing
SAID bands with agricultural implements and stock pay
OF necessary employees purchase of clothing medi-
ONES, lron and STEEL and maintenance of schools and
building agency houses to be expended under the d.
rection OF the Secretary of the Interior thirty-seven
/ thousand eight hundred dollars.