Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27
ooNyrprRArEp TRIBES AND BANDS OF
INDIANS IN MIDDLE OREGON

StreatY tWenty'ttth June, elBhteth huhuIeu
land ifty-iye, eighteen hundred and hlty-hNe
scight thousand dollars,
i For nth oftiiteen iustalmentS for pay and
Subsistence Of one farmer one blacksmith,
and enc wagon and plough makerper Fourth
article treaty twenty-htth June, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, three thousand 1--WE
hundred dollars.
! For Gnh of twenty mStalmeutS for pay
and subsistence of one physician, one saw
Eyer one miller one superintendent OF iar-
ming operations, and one schoOl-teacher,
/, per fourth article treaty twenty-litth June,
( eighteen hundred and titty-tlye, five thou
sand six hundred dollars,
& For nth OF twenty inStalmcnts for pay
ment Of salary TO the head chief of said con-
/ federated bands. per fourth article treaty
stweuty-flth June, eighteen hundred ana
sffy-hye, five hundred dollars,
MOLEL INDIANS.
For fifth of ten instruments for keeping IN
srepair saw and Touring mills, and for the
4pay of necessary employees, the benefits OF
(which to be shared alike by all the contcd-
Grated bands, per second article treaty twenty
First December, eighteen hundred and iiiiy-
I five, one thousand five hundred dollars.
4 For last Of five instalments lin addition TO
the instalmcnt specified in the treaty OF
3and hfty-tour, with the l'mpquaS and Cal
5apooias Of Umpqua valley for furnishing
iron and steel and other materials for the
ssmjth in tin shops provided for in said treaty
and for the pay ofthe necessary mechanics,
gper second article treaty twenty-lir>t Dc'cm-
. Der eighteen hundred and iily-ivc, one
I Thousand eight hundred dollars,
& For fifth Of ten instruments for the pay of
Il carpenter and iuiue" to aid in erecting
. buildings and making furniture for said
. Indians, and TO furnish tools i'm Slj! service,
per second article treaty twcnty-tirSt Deem
ber eighteen hundred and ifty-iye, two
3thousaud dollars.
i For pay of teachers to manual labor
school, for all necessary materials thoEeiOT
sand for the subsistence of the pupils, per
5second article treaty tWcuty-trst December,
I eighteen hundred and iitty-fvC, three thou
sand dollars.
n For last of five instruments for the pay Of
Gan additional farmer, per second article
streaty twcnty-tirSt December, eighteen hun
1 bred and iitty-fye, eight hundred dollars.
4 QUI-NAI-ELT AND QUIL-LEH UTE INDIANS
j For second OfthrCC instruments on twenty
sfivc thousand dollars for beneficial objects,
Sunder the direction of the President, per
fourth article treaty first July, eighteen hun
#dred and titty-tyC, one thousand six hun
: bred dollars.
Il For fifth of twenty instruments for the sup
Z port ofan agricultural and industrial school,
Z and for pay OF suitable instructors per tenth
3article treaty first July, eighteen hundred
tand titty-tiye, TWO thousand five hundred
idolarS.
b For fifth Of twenty iustalmcnt4 for sup
Z port Of smith and carpenter shop, and TO
provide the necessary tools therefor per
5tcnth article treaty first July, eighteen hun
Y drcd and ffty-tive, five hundred dollars,
3 For fifth of twenty instruments for the
Unemployment of a Blacksmith carpenter. and
y the sick, per tenth article treaty first July,
eighteen hundred and ftty-liyc, four thou
sand six hundred dollars.
IA sKLALLAMs.
81 For second Of three instalments on sixty
Il Thousand dollars, under the direction Of the
& President, per fifth article treaty twenty.
asiXth january, eighteen hundred and fifty.
give, four thousand dollars.
"a For fifth of twenty instalmentS for tho
& support of an agricultural and industrial
& school, and for pay of suitable teachers, per
eleventh article treaty twenty-siXth January,
eighteen hundred and fiftv-five, two thou
Il sand five hundred dollars. .s.
K. For fifth of twenty instalments for the
Z employment of blacksmith, carpenter, far
iamer, and physician who shall furnish medi
zines for the sick, per eleventh article treat,
IA twenty sixth January, eighteen hundred am
s. tiity-hyc, four thousand six hundred dollars
%3 OTTAWA INDIANS OF BLANCHARD :
III FORK AND ROCHE DE BEUF.
si For second Of four instalment, in money
,#per fourth article treaty twenty-fourth June
5eighteen hundred and siXty-two, eight thou
6 sand five hundred dollars
~ For interest on twenty-five thousand five
81 hundrcd dollars, at five per centum, pc
~ fourth article treaty twenty fourth June
- eighteen hundred and siXty-twO, one thou
sand two hundred and sevcnty-fve dollars
"a ARAPAHOES AND CHEYENNE INDIANS Oh
NJ THE UPPER ARKANSAS RIVER.
vi. For fourth of fifteen instalments of annu
ISity of thirty thousand dollars, to be expen
s4ded for their benefit that is to say, fifteel
Thousand dollars per annum for each tribe
commencing with the year in which they
~ shall remove to and settle upon their reser
STATIONS, thirty thousand dollars.
~ For second of five inStalmcnts to provid
.Ssthe said Indians with mill suitable tO
Saving timber and grinding grain, one c
5s more mechanics shops, with necessary tool
sEZ for the same, and dwelling-houses for a
s# interprcter, miller, engineer for mill, If on
.# be necessary farmers, and the mechanic
tAdtEllCg tIittJ NC Gil plOS GNl IOI llCy DcIlCI
s# five thousand dollars.
Sa{ For transportation and necessary CXpeT
agscs OF delivery of annuities, goods, and PR
t5gvisiOns, five thousand dollars.
~ For insurance, transportation, and ne
Eessary expenses of the delivery of anuuitiC
.3and provisions Of Ito to the Chippewas
@s Lake Superior, five thousand seven hundre
Sand siXty-two dollars and siXty-three cent
HA For insurance, transportation, and ncce
sss ary expenses of the delivery of annuitic
ss and provisions Of Ito the Chippewas of II
Mississippi, three thousand eight hundrc
agand eighty.siX dollars and seventy-fivc cent
E INDIAN SERVICE IN NEW MEXlCO.
s For general incidental expenses of IL
A Indian service in New Mexico, presents
gSgoods, agricultural implements, and otht
M useful articles, and to assist them to Local
Tin permanent abodes and sustain themselvt
kS by the pursuits of civilized life, to be eXpel
4ded under the direction of the Secretary
the Interior, fifty thousand dollars.
H NEW MEXICo SUPERINTENDENT.
s For deficiency in the appropriation for i
81 Indians service in New Mexico, for the fisC
Nsyear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hu
sgdred and siXty-four, twenty-five thouSal
s2dollars.
,sa INDIAN SERVICE IN THE DISTRICT c
n COUNTRY LEASED FROM THE CHoCTAw
"a FOR THE INDIANS LATELY RESIDING !
Es TEXAS.
"a For the expenses of colOniZing, supper