Evening star., 1867-05-13

performed, or to be performed, or for prod nee
delivered Provided, That when persons on
either reservation, by reason of age, sickn ess,
or deformity, are unable to labor, the agent
may issue clothing and subsistence to such
persons from the supplies provided for said
bands. $50. =
ARTICLE 9TH.
As it is contemplated that the agent will
supply the Indians and mixed-bloods with
clothing, provisions, DC. in payment for la
Dor, as provided In article 8, and it being de-
sirable that no encouragement be afforded
them to rely upon the chase means of
subsistence. no person Will be permitted to
trade upon either Of the reservations nor with.
in the limits of the land claimed by said bands,
as designated in the 2nd article OF this treaty;
and 1t is also agreed that no person, not a
m member of said bands. parties hel eto, whether
white, mixed blood. or Indians except persons
in the employ of the government, or located
under It's authority, shall be permitted to To-
ping, or agricultural purposes
ARTICLE 10TH.
1t is further agreed that the said bands, par
ties to this treaty, will guarantee the safety of
travel, Of the transportation of the mails, sup
plies, &c, the protection OF mail stations and
property connected herewith, upon the lands
claimed by them as before specified, and the
safety OF the frontier settlers Of Minnesota and
eastern Dakota Front trespass by hostile or
unfriendly Indians said safety OF travel and
and property TO extend over any route across
the lands claimed by said bands as hereinbe-
fore set forth.
ARTICLE 11rE.
To enable said Indians to make good the
guarantee above specified, the President of
the United States will cause the selection and
appointment Of suitable person, satisfactory
to the Indians here represented, who shall or
Ganize not less than two hundred and fIfty
members OF said bands for service as sconts
The person so selected shall command and
control The operations of said scouts under
such regulations, and shall report to snen
civil or military officer of the government, as
the President may direct; and the President
may at any time dispense with said organiza-
uon: Prorided, That the said guarantees
specified in article 10 shall not be in force un.
til the organization aforesaid is made, nor
after it is dispensed with. :
e. ARTICLE 18TH
Each scout so employed will furnish his
own horse. arms ammunition, transportation
and equipments ct all kinds, and receive from
the United States sixty dollars per month, and
rations for himself and family, and grain ra
tions for his horse, in full OF all allowances
whatever: f-rorided, That there shall be one
chlef OF station to every twelve men, wi 10 shall
receive fifteen dollars per month extra, and
there shall be one chief OF escort to every fifty
men, who shall reeeive twenty dollars per
month extra, and one chief of band to every
hundred Rep, who shall receive thirty dollars
ganizatioY to receive such compensation as the
President may direct:
whenever the organizations OF scouts as he.
fore specified shall be dispensed with the said
bands shall have Authority to organize under
the direction Of the agent and without expense
to the government, scouts suffi icient to enforce
any and all rules, regulations, or laws which
may be prescribed by the government or
adopted by the chiefs and head men in council
upon either reser walton, for the security of life
and property and the progress of agricultural
Improvement and civilization upon such res
ervation.
ARTICLE IA.
II Is further provided that the balance of
debts or claims aga ainst the SlssitOn and Warpe.
ton bands of Sioux Indians provided to be paid
by the 3D. article of the treaty of 1858. and the
decision OF the Secretary of the In terror in 1861,
are to be paid to the claimants, their attorneys
or assignees, as shown to be due by .ae SEIZED.
nles exhibiting the settlement of said claims
after an examination by the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, and on filein the Department
OF the Interior, amounting in the aggregate to
twenty four thousand three hundred and sew.
enty dollars and eighty cents.
In testimony whereof, we, the commission
ers representing the United States and the
delegates representing the Sissiton and Warpe-
ton bands Of Sioux Indians, have hereunto Sc
our hands and seals, at the place and on the
day and year above written
LEWIS V. BOGY,
Commissioner Of Indian affairs
w. II. WATSON.
Signed In presence Of
CHARLEs h. MIX.
Gabriel Renyille,
head chief Siss[ilton and Wa[rlpeton
bands.
Wamdiupiduta, his mark,
head Siss[ ton chief.
neutrality-suspicious., his mark,
head WaLrJpeten chief.
OyehduZe, his mark, chief Sssiton
Umpetufokca, his mark, Wahpe ton.