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

year in which they shall remove TO and settle and re.
nineteenth April eteht1en Hundred and ffty eight,
sixty five thousand dollars
CALAPooGAs, MoLALLA, AND cLkCKAMAs INDIANS, OF
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
For second of five instruments of the second series
OF annuity for beneficial objects second article
treaty twenty second January, eighteen hundred and
htiy'hVe, SIX thousand five hundred collars
PoSCAs.
FOR the third of ten ailments of the second Sc
RES 70 be paid to them or expended FOR their bene
Mt commene ng with the year IN which they shall re
future homes, per second article treaty twelfth
March, eIghtee hundred and fifty ten thou
For eighth of ten instalments for the establish
ment and maintenance Of one or more manual labor
second article treaty twelfth March eighteen hun
dred and nifty. eht five ,housan dollars
FOR eighth of ten instruments, OF during the pleas
ure OF the president TO he es, ended IN furnishing
SAID Indians with such aid and assistance in agrcu
tura and mechanical pursuits including the work
ing OF the mill provided for IN the first part of this
article as the secretary OF the interior may consider
advantageous ecessary for them per second ar
tcle treaty twelfth March, eighteen hundred and tf
ty'eght seven Thousand five hundred dollars
D VANISH AND OTHER ALLIED TRIBES IN WASHING
TON TERRITORY.
For seventh instament on one hundred and nifty
thousand dollars, under the direction of he presi-
dent sixth article treaty twenty second January,
eighteen hundred and tftyf seven thousand five
For seventh Of twenty nsta for the ablish
ment ana support Of an agricultural and industrial
structor or instructors fourteenth article treaty
twenty second January, eighteen hundred and fifty
| hve, three thousand dollars
For seventh of twenty ms for the establish
ment and su ppor OF a 18th and carpe inter- shop md
to furnish them with he necessary tools per four
teetth article treaty twenty econd January. eight
cen hundred and titty,tiye, II hundred dollars.
For seventh Of twenty instruments for the employ
ment OF blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and pnysl
clan, VINO shall furnI h medicines for the suck, per
| fourteenth article treaty twenty-second January,
eishteen hundred and nifty hve, four thousand SIX
hundred dollars.
For first OF four instruments OF thirty thousan dol
president per fifth article treaty airy thirty first
| eighteen hundred aud ffty-fve, one thousand five
For seventh Of twenty instruments for the support
of al agricultural and industrial school, and for pay
of teachers, per eleventh article treaty thirty hrst
JanuarJ, eighteen hundred and fifty five, two thou
For seventh OF twenty insta merits for support of
smith and carpenter shop and to pr9gide me neces
sary tools therefor per eleventh article treaty thirty
| nrst January, eighteen hundred and fifty five i've
| hundred dollars.
For seventh of twenty instalrpents for the employ
| ment of a blacksmith. carpenter, farmer and physi
can who shall furnish mesicines for the sick, per
eleventh article treaty thirtytrst January, eighteen
t dolisTs, anu HI I''' ''D' '"'a' '>
wALLlwALLA cAYUsE, AND UaArILLA TRIBES.
For second OF he instruments OF second series to
per second article treaty ninth June, eighteen hun
bred and hfty five. six thousand dollars.
| For seventh OF twenty instruments for the pur.
chase of all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical
| tools, medic mes, and hospital stores books, and
stationery Tor schools, and furniture for thu EN-
ployes fourth article treaty ninth June eighteen
| nun ired and ff five three thousand dollars
For seventh OF twenty instruments for the pay and
subsistence of one superintendent of farming opera
| tons one farmer, two millers one blacksmith one
wagon and plough maker, one carpenter and joiner,
one physician $nd two teachers, per tourtl artic e
treaty ninth Jdne eighteen hundred and nifty -nve.
eleven thousand two hundred dollars.
For seventh pt twenty instruments for the pay OF
and Umatlia bands, the sum of live hundred dollars
Ter annum, per NTH article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and ittyhye, one thousand five
For seventh OF twenty instruments for salary for
the son of Pho pho mOxmox per FIFTH article treaty
ninth June eighteen hundred ana nifty five, one
hundred dollars.
For second Of five instalnens, of second series for
beneficial objects at the discretion of the President
per fourth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hun
dred and nifty five eight thousand dollars.
For seventh Of twenty instruments Tor the suppori
of two schools, Of which is to be agricultural
and industrial school, keeping in repair school build
lngs, and Tor proyiging su table turaiture, books
eighteen hundred and nfty-fve, five hundred dollars
For seventh of twenty Instalments for he employ
ment OF one superintendent OF te ching and two
teachers, per nth ARTICLE ninth june eighteen hun
dollars
For seventh of twenty ,nstalmenti for the employ,
msnt of one superintendent of farming and two
farmers, two millers, two blacksmi'hs one timer
one gunsmlth, one carpenter, and one wagon and
plough maker, per httn article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and fifty nine thousand four
hundred dollars.
repair and Touring mills, and for furnishing the
necessary tools and fixtures per fifth article treaty
ninth june, eighteen hundred ana nifty I'VE, hyt
For seventh Of twenty ipstalments for keeping in
medc,nes and fixtures therefor, per bfth artieI;
trealy ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five
For seventh Of twenty instruments for the pay OF /
physician, per MIR article treaty ninth June
| eighteen hundred and hfty-hve, one thousand lou
FoI ssventb OF twenty instalments for keepinr /,
repair the buildings required for the various EN-
ployes, and for providing the necessary furniture
therefor per fh ar ice treaty ninth June eighteen
hundred and fifty i've, three hundred dollars
For seventh of twenty instruments for the salary oil
such person as the said contederated tribes anc
hands of Indians select to be their head chief
per fifth ar icle treaty ninth june, eighteen hun
bred and fifty five, hve hundred dollars.
ME- PIERCE INDIANS.
For the second OF five nsta lin snts of second series
for beneficial Objects discretion of the President
hundred and ffty five eight thousand dollars.
For seventh of twenty instruments for the support
industrial school keeping in repair school building
and for providing su table furniture, books, and
eighteen hundred and hity'fve, five hundred dol
lars.
ment of one superintendent of teaching and tive
teachers. per NTH ARTICLE treaty eleventh June
hundred doIlars anu my H'' '-'0e 'N'U'AHo '"'
FOR seventh OF twenty instruments for keeping in
repair blncksmiths tin -smiths gunsmiths', caTpen
ters aud wagon ana plough makers shops, and fol
prolulng necessary toois thefeiot, per III attlcl'
treaty eleventh jane, eighteen hundred and fifty
| i've, five hundred dollars,
ment of superintendent of farming, and tw,
farmers two millers, two blacksu iths, one timer
plough aksr per ffth article treaty eleventh June
eighteen hundred and nifty nVe, nine thousand fou
For seventh OF twenty instruments for keeping in
| repair saw and Touring mil, and for furnishing
the ,essary tools and fixtures therefor per iftr
hfty-tive, five hundred dol ars.
for seventh OF twenty instruments for keeping il
repair the hospital. and providing the necessary
medicines and furniture therefor, per nth article
| treaty eleventh june, eighteen hundred and fifty
i've, three hundred dollars.
For seventh Of twenty iEstalmtnts for pay of I
hysician, per fifth article treaty eleventh June
eighteen hundred and hfty-iive. one thousand fou
For seventh OF twenty instruments for keeping il
repair the buildings for the various employees and TO
providing the necessary furniture therefor. per hftl
article treaty eleventh June eighteen hundred AM
fifty five, three hundred dollars.
For seventh OF twenty instruments for the salary o
such person as the tribe may select to be their
chief per 18th article treaty eleven june ghteei
Fsr tirst OF four nstalments To enable the Indian
to remove and locate upon the reservation to be
pended in ploughing land and fencing iots, as pc
first clause fourth article treaty of JUICE ninth
eishteen hundred and sixty three for the fiscal yea
ending June thirts n. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, seventy thousand dollars.
| For the purchase Of agricultural implements, in
GLIDING wagons and carts harness, cattle, and sheep
| or other stock may be deemed most beneficial, q
per second clause fourth article treaty OF June ninth
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, hfty thousand
dollars
located at KAMA as per third clause fourth articl,
treaty OF June ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty
Fort OF the sixteen Instruments for boarding
and clothing the children who shall attend tn
schools, providing the seho Dis and boarding house
with nscesza furniture, the purchase Of necessary
wagons, teams, agricultural implements tools, AM
so forth aud I fencing OF such lands as may b
needed Tor gardening and farming purposes for tn
schools, as per fourth clause foaTth article treat
Of June ninth sshtssH hanGTed sna siItyhnrss
hundred and sixty seven, ak thousand dollars.
For, building two churches as per hfth claus
fourth article treaty June nine eighteen hnndre
and sixty -hree two thousand nVe hupdio cd dollar.
For salary Of two subordinate chiefs, as pc