New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-07


of an agricultural and industrial school, keeping m
repair the buildings, and providing suitable furni
ture DOCKS and stationery per hith article treaty
sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
three hundred dollars.
suitable instructors therefor per attn article treaty
sixteenth july eighteen 6undred and hftyhve' one
For seventh of twenty instameuts for keeping in
and wagon and oug makers hops, aHd provid ng
ssary tools therefor per fifth article treaty six.
teenth July, eighteen hundred and nfty-hy hve
For Sc enth of twenty instalmsnts for the employ
ment of two farmers, two mi ers, one blacksmith,
one timer one gunsmith. one carpenter, and one
wagon and plough maker per fifth article treaty
seven thousand four hundred dollars
For seventh of twenty instruments for keeping in
necessary tools and fixtures therefor per fifth article
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty
For seventh of twenty instruments for keeping in
the h9SR and ga the b STes
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and nifty
For seventh Of twenty instruments for pay of
physician, fifth article treaty sixteenth July
eighteen hundred and ffty-hVe, one thousand four
For seventh Of twenty instruments for keeping in
repair the buildings required for the various EN-
poyes and furnishing necessary tprnlture tnereior
per NTH article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hun
For seventh Of twenty instalments for the pay Of
each of the head chiefs of the Flathesd Kootenay
treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty
| five, fifteen hundred dollars.
| C0SFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS OF ISDlASs IN
| MIDDLE OREGON.
For second OF five instruments second series OF SIX
thousand dollars, for beneicA objects at the dis
erection OF the Presd mt. per second art Gle treaty
| twenty fifth june, eighteen hundred and hfty-h
| SIX thousand collars
For seventh Of fifteen instruments for nay and sub
| sistence of one farmer, one blacksmith ard one
twenty tith June eighteen hundred and fifty five,
three thousand five hundred dol ars.
For seventh of twenty instruments Tor pay and
subsistence of physician, one sawyer, one miller
one superintendent Of farming operations, and one
l lf.aT rpq
June. eighteen hundred and tiftyfive five thousand
| six hundred dollars. - r.
salary to the head chief OF said contederated bands
| hundred and fifty five, five hundred dollars
NOBEL INDIANS
For seventh of to a instruments for keeping in re-
sary employees, the benenrs Of which to be shared
alike by all the confederated bands, per second arti
and tifty,ive, one thousand i've hunored dollars.
| For seventh of ten instruments for the pay Of a
making furniture for said Indians, and to furnish
tools in SAID service per second article treaty twenty
first December, eighteen hundred and nifty five, two
For nav of teachers to manual labor school for all
necessary materials therefor and for the subsistence
of the pupils per second article treaty twenty hrst
thousand dollars.
| QUrNAIELT AND QULLEH.UTE INDIANS
| For the first Of four in stalments on twenty-five
cia Objects under the direction of the President
fourth article treaty inst July eightee hundred and
For seventh of twenty instruments for the support
of an agricultural and industrial school and for pay
of suitable instructors per tenth art Gle treaty hrs
July, eighteen hundred and fifty i've. two thousand
five hundred dollars.
smith and carpenter shop and 10 provide the peces
sary tools therefor tenth article treaty first July
eighteen hundred and nifty hive. five hundred dol
1For seventh of twenty instalments for the employ
ment of u blacksmith, carpenter. and farmer, snC
physician who shall furnish medicine for the sick
DER tenth article treaty first July eighteen hundred
/ and fiva fhDuSanh
sKLALLAnfs.
For first of four instalments on sixty thousand dol
lars tbelng the fourth series under the direction
the president. per NTH article Treaty twenty sIXt
January, eighteen hundred and hityhve, three thou
For seventh of twenty instruments for the supper
of an agricultural and industrial school, and for tn
twentysiith January. eighte hundred and fifty
five, two thousand five hundred dollars,
ment of a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and !
physician who shall furnish medicines for the sick
eighteen hundred and fifty Ave, four thousand ST
hundred dollars
OTTAWA INDIANS OF BLANcHARDs FORK AND RooHl
DE BGuF.
For the last of four instruments, in money pc
hundred and sixty two, eight thousand five hundre
do lars.
lars, at tive per centum, being the unpaid prncip
Of thirty-four thousand dollars, per fourth artcl
, sixty.two, four hundred and twenty-five dollars.
For the last Of four nsraiments OF the princip
annuity in eighteen hundred and sixty seven. pc
fourth article treaty june twentyfourth eishtee
hundred and siXty-two, two thousand eight hundre
and forty nine dollars and eightyseven cents.
ARAPAHoEs AND CHEYENNE INDIANS OF THE UPPE
| ARKANSAS RIVER.
For sixth Of fifteen ms ailments of annuity of thirt
thousand dollars to he expended for their benefit
Tor lore each tribe. commencing With the year in shic
they shall remove to ana settle upon their reservs
tions-per fourth article treaty February eighteenth
eighteen hundred and slxty-one, thirty thousan
dollars, ,. l.. -, -,
Indians with a mill suitable for saving timber an
grinding grain one or more mechanic shops, wit
for an Interpreter miller, engineer for mill If one
| necessary farmers, and the mechanics that may b
employed for their benefit, per NTH article treat
February eighteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
| one, five thousand dollars.
article treaty February eighteenth, eighteen hundre
and sixty-one, hye thousand dollars
For insurance, trans portation, and necessary e,
penses Of the delivery Of annuities and provision
article treaty September thirtieth eighteen hundre
and hitytopr, i've thousand seven hundred an
For insurance, transportation. and necessary Q,
gensss Of the delivery 81 annuites and Provisions 9
treaty Fo6ruary twenty second, eighteen hundre
and fifty five, three thousand eight hundred an
eighty-six dollars and seventy hye cents.
cHIPPEwAs OF RED LAKE, AND PEhBINA TRIBE o
CHIPPEwAs
band OF Chippewas, during the pleasure of the pre-
ident, per third article treaty second oetobs
|
supplementary to treaty twelfth April, eightee
hundred and sixty four, ten thousand dollars,
was during the pleasure Of the president per thir
article treaty October second, eighteen hundred an
April twelve eighteen hundred and si1ty.four, fy
For the third d oi fifteen ailments to be e1pende
gilling Irvine cotton matter calico insey, blank 81
sting. fannels provisions farming tools, and e
purposes as may be deemed for their best interest
| per third article supplementary treaty CT tweft
April. eighteen hundred and sixtyfour eight tho'
For the third Of fifteen instruments for the sam
third article supplementary treaty Of twelfth spri
eighteen hundred and stxtyfour, four thousan
FOR third Of fifteen instruments for the pay of on
blacksmith. one physician WIN shall furnish med
CINE for the SICK one miller. and one farmer u
eighteen hundred and sixtyfour, three thousand min
For third OF fifteen instruments for the purchase
iron and steel and other articles for blacksmithin
purposes per fourth article supplementary treat
thousand Eve hundred dollars
| For the third Of fifteen instruments TO be expende
fer nd r Ssss
hundred and six,y flour, one thousand dcliars :.
penses OF board Of visitors, to consist Of not mos
than three persons 70 attend npon the annuity pa
psnts Of the ssiS chippewa Indians whose s.a,
pensss. and not to exceed three hundred miles p,
sixth article treaty October second. eighteen hundre
and sxty three three hundred and ninety dollars.
For insurance ana transportation Of annuity goot
Guiding machinery, IRON. and steel Tor bsefsInith
fer the Chippewas OF Red Lake and Pembna trib
WESTERN RAND OF sHosHoSKEs.
For third Of twenty instalmsnts 70 be eIpendo
OF sucfi articles as he may deem suitable 20 the
| wants, either hunters or herdsmen, per sesont
sEsics treaty oe,oDeT NH; s,sa'een hanafso 40