Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-21
THE EVENING STAR.
o r Il 4 e. 4 A L .
LAWS OF THE United STATES.
Passed at the second Session eli the Thu-
ty-ninth Congress
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and sixty eight.
Be /: enacted By tae Senate and HOUSE Of Repre-
sen attres Of the Isited states q Amsrlca IN CON-
sTess GssembIed, That the following sums be.
and they are hereby, appropriated, out OF any
money in the treasury not Otherwise appro-
Priated. for the purpose OF paying he current
and contingent expenses OF the Indian depart
ment and fulfilling treaty stpularions with
The various Indian hes
For the current and contingent expenses OF
the Indian department, namely:
For the pay OF suPerintendents OF indian af
fairs and OF Indian agents, one hundred and
Ten thousand five hundred and fifty dollars.
For pay OF suo-agents, six thousand dollars.
For pay OF clerk 20 superintendent a. Saint
LOUIS, Missouri. one thousand two hundred
dollars. e..
For pay of temporary clerks by superiuten.
dents of Indian affairs, five thousand dollars
For pay OF clerk to superintendent OF Indian
anafrs IN Caliiornla, one thousan eight b IN
For pay of Interpreters twenty -sish. thou-
sand four hundred dollars
For presents 10 Indians, i've thousand dol
lars.
For provisions for Indians, eleven thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For buildings al agencies and repairs there
OF. ten thousand dollars.
For contingencies Of the Indian department
rhirty-sIx thousand fiv hundred dollars
For fulfilIiug treaty stipulations with the va
nous Indian tribes:
For second of forty instalments, 70 be ex-
pended under the direction of the Secretary of
AAc dCCOrulDR 10 tne terms OF me Sec
ond article treaty October seventeenth, eigh-
Teen hundred and sIxty-nye, sixteen thousand
dollars.
For this amount or so much thereof as may
provisions, and so forth, purchased for the
Apache Indians, according 20 the terms of the
same article OF same treaty, three thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
ARAPAHO AND CHEYENNE INDIANS
OF THE UPPER ARKANSAS RIVER
For second of forty instruments, 70 be ex-
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the Interior, according 10 the terms OF the sew
enth article treaty of October fourteenth, eign.
teen hundred and sixty We, tor the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty eight, fifty six thousand dollars
For transportation of goods, provisions and
so forth, purchased for the Arapaho and Chey.
the fiscal year ending June thirnsth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eighr, twenty thousand
dollars.
ASSINABOINES.
For first of payments to be made during the
pleasure Of Congress, 10 be expended at the
discretion Of the President, in snch articles
goods, and provisions, as he may from time to
time determine; ten thousand dollars OF which
may be expended in the purchase OF stock ami
mas, agricultural implements; in Instructing
IN agricultural and mechanical pursuits; in
employing mechanics; in educating their chill.
dren; providing necessary and proper medi-
cInes and medical attendance; care for and
support of their ased, infirm. and sick; Tor
Their help ess orphans. and in any other pect
10 promote their civilization, comfort, and inn
provement; and also for pay of head chief
thirty thousand dollars.
ARICKAREES, GROSS VENTURES, AND
MANDAMS.
FOR hrst OF payments to be made during the
pleasure OF Congress, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may from time 10 time determine
nve thousand dollars of which may be expended
In the purchase of stock animals, agricultural
implements; In instrncting in agr cultural and
mechanical Purs uits; In employing mechanics
educating their children. providing medicines
and medical attendance; care for and support
OF the aged, sick and infirm; for the helpless
orphans OF said Indians, and in any other
respect 10 promote their civilization comfort
and Improvement, and also for paw of head
chief, soldier chiefs, second chiefs, and Pierre
forty thousand dollars
CHEI ENNES OF THE UPPER PLATTE
RIVER
FOR this amount, the Cheyennes near Fort
Laramie, 10 be placed at the dispose of the
President, to be expended by him or under his
direction, In such manner as will b est tend to
sustain peaceaole relations with said Indians,
ten thousand dollars.
CAMANCHES AND KIOwAYS.
FOR second OF forty instalments, TO be ex
pended under the direction OF the Secretary of
the Interior, according TO the terms OF the fifth
article treaty OF October eighteenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-hye, for the fiscal wear
ending June thirtIeth, eighteen hundred and
sixty eight, forty thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods, provisions and
SO forth. purchased for the Canaan che and Kio.
way Indians, Tor the fiscal year ending June
thirtieih, eighteen hundred and sixty EIGHT, or
thousand dollars.
CAMANCHE KIOwAS, AND APACBES.
OF ARKANSAS RIVER
Fer the fourth Of five instalmenis, being
provisions, and agricultural implements, per
sixth article treaty TIVE nty seventh July, eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-three, eighteen thous-
For expenses Of characterization NJ tho ,onr,h
OF nVe instruments Of goods, provisions, and
agricnitural I'M PIGMENTS, per sixth article trea-
twehty seventh July, eighteen hundred
and nifty three. seven thousand dollars
CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLA. AND CLACK.
AMAS INDIANS, OF WILLAMETTE
For third of five instruments of the third
series OF annuity for beneficial objects, per sec.
ond article treaty twenty second January
eighteen hundred and fitty-fye, six thousand
fye hundred dollars.
CHAsTA, SCOTON, AND UMPQUA IN
For thirteenth OF fifteen instalments OF an
nuiiy, 10 be expended directed by the Pres
Ideni, per third article treaty eighteenth No
yelnber, eighteen hundred and fifty.four, two
thousand dollars
For thirteenth OF fifteen instruments for the
pay OF farmer, per fifth article treaty eigh-
teenth November, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, one thousand dollars
For thirteenth of fifteen instruments for paw
OF physician, medicines, and expense Of care
November. eighteen hundred and ffty four
one thousand d We hundred dollars
FOR thirteenth of fifteen instruments for nav
OF teachers and purchase OF books and sta
honery, per nth article treaty eighteenth No
vemoer, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, one
thousand Two hundred dollars.
CHlPPEWAS. MENOMONES WINNERA-
Cos, AND NEW YORK INDIANS
For educational purposes during the pleas
ure OF Congress, per Nth article treaty eleventh
August, eighteen hundred and twenty seven
one thousand five hundred dollars
CHlPPEWAS OF SAGINAW, SWAN
CREEK, AND BLACK RIVER
Tor last Of two equal instalments in coin to
De distributed per capita, IN The usual manner
OF paying annuities, per second article of the
treaty OF August second, eighteen hundred
and hfiy-hve, eighteen thousand eight hundred
deliars.
ChlPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR
for thirteenth of twenty instalments in coin
per fourth article treaty thirtieth Septemb.r
eighteen hundred and fifty -four i've thousand
dollars
For thirteenth oftwenty ms taIments in goods.
household furniture, (andJ cooking utensils
per fourtn article treaty thirtirth September
eighteen hundred and nifty -four, eight thou
sand dollars.
For thirteenth OF twenty instaImen,s for Az
ricultnral implements. and cattle, carpenters