The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16
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For first of twenty instruments of annuity in
provisions, ammunition, and tobacco, as per third
article treaty of April seventh eighteen hundred
and siytysiN, for the fiscal year ending june thr
tieth, eighteen hundred and sXty-seven, one thou
sand dollars.
For first of twenty instalments of annuity in
goods and other articles, as per third article trea-
ty of April seventh, eighteen hundred ana sixty
six, for the fiscal year ending June thlrtletn,
eighteen hundred and slXty-seven, SIX tnousaiu
five hundred dollars.
To enable the chiefs, headmen, and warriors to
establish their people upon the new reservation,
and to purchase useful articles and presents, as
per fourth article treaty of April seventh, elgii-
teen hundred and sixty-six, and Senate amend
ment thereto, thirty thousand dollars.
To pay necessary transportation and suDsls-
tence of the delegates who visited Washington
tor the purpose of negotiating treaty as per eighth
article treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred
and siXiy-six, ten thousand dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of deli
very of annuity goods and provisions to the BoiS
Fort band of Chippewa Indians, as per sixth artl,
Gle treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, for the fiscal year ending June tilrletn
eighteen hundred and siNty-seven, one thousand
five hundred dollars.
Tabequache Band of Utah Indans.-For build
ing blacksmith shop for the Tabequachc band
of Utah Indians per tenth article treaty OF Oc-
tober seventh, eighteen hundred and siXty-three
five hundred dollars.
nv tools for said shop, per tenth article treaty
of October seventh, eighteen hundred ana sixty
three for the fiscal year ending june thlrteth
eighteen hundred and siXty-iYe, two hundred and
twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, steel, and necessary
tools for said shop per tenth article treaty OF
October seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and siXtysiX, two hundred and
twenty dollars.
For the purchase of iron, STEEL and necessary
tools for said shop, as per tenth article treaty.
October seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, two hundred
and twenty dollars.
For pay of blacksmith and assistant for the Ia
beOuache band of Utah Indians, per tenth ar
ticlc treaty of October seventh, eighteen hundred
and siyty-three, for the fiscal year ending Jupe
thirtietli, eighteen hundred and sixty-tiye one
Thousand one hundred dol.
For pay of blacksmith and assistant for the Ia
bequache band of Utah Indians, per tenth az
ticle Of treaty of October seventh, eighteen hum
dred and siXty-three, for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and siXty-siX
one thousand one hundred dol.
For pay of blacksmith and assistant for the Ia
5euuache band of Utah Indians, per tenth ar
ticle treaty of October seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty three, for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixtyseven, one
thousand one hundred dol.
ArapahO and Cheyenne Inians of the Upper Ar
kansas RWer.-For rcinbursing members OF the
bands of Arapaho and Cheyenne Indians who suf-
fcrrd at Sand Creek, November twenty-ninth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, to be paid in T.
nited States securities, animals, goods provisions
or such other useful articles as the Secretary of
the Inter may direct, IS per sixth article trea-
tv of October fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve thirty-nine thousand and fifty dol
lors.
For first of forty instolments, to be eXpend-
cd in such manner and for such purposes as the
Secretary of the Interior may direct, being an am
tn
thousand eight hundred persons, the number ag-
reed upon for the present year, as per seventh ar
ticle treaty of October fourteenth eighteen hun
drcd and siXty-tive, for the fiscal year ending
june thirticth eighteen hundred and SiXty-seycn,
tilty-siX thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods, provisions, and so
forth purchased for the ArapaiIo and Cheyenne
Indians of the Upper Arkansas River, for the tis-
cal year ending june thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven, twenty thousand dollars
Camanches and kioways.-For first OF forty IN
stalmcnts, to be exp ended under the direction OF
the Secretary of the Interior, being an amount
equal to ten dollars Ler capita for four thousand
persons the number agreed upon for the present
year, as per fifth article treaty of October egh-
teen hundred and siXty-tvc, for the fiscal year
ending June thirt'eth, eighteen hundred and
forty thousand dollIrs
For transp sportation o.f goods, provisions, and so
forth, purchased for tb c Camanchc and kioWay
Indians, for the fiscal ending June thirticth,
eighteen hundred and siXty-scvcn, or so much
thereof as may be neces sary, eight thousand DOL
lars.
Apaches.-For first OF forty instalments, to be
expended under the direction of the Secretary of
the Interior, for the Az ache Indians, beng an
amount equal to twenty dollars per capita 1oi
eight hundred persons, per second article trea-
ty of October seventeenth. eighteen hundred and
sixty five for the fiscal yes r ending June thirtieth
eighteen hundred and six .y-seyen, sixteen thou
sand dollars.
For transportation of goc IDS, provisions, and so
forth, purchased for the APP ache Indians for the
nj ar,Ii Tunn nlUhtpnn
dred and siXty-seven, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, three thouss nd five hIGdred dol
lars.
Omaha Tribe of Indians For this sam, to be
expended by their agent, und, n the direction OF
the commissioner of Indian affairs, for goods,
provisions cattle, horses, tructionS OF buiid-
ings, farming implements, brea King OF lands, and
other improvements, rerseco nd article OF trea-
ty OF March sixth eighteen hund red and sixty five
fifty thousand dollars.
For this sum to be paid as daL 1ages, in conse-
quence of the occupancy of port on OF the una
ha reservation and use and destruc ton Of timber
by the Washington tribe OF Indians as per third
article of treaty of March six III, eighteen
hundred and siXty-tive, seven thusand dol
lars.
For keeping in repair grst and saw mill, as
per eighth article of treaty of Mare. I sixteenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty -four, and bird article
Of treaty of March sixth, eighteen III inbred and
sixty five, for the fiscal year ending il me thirty,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven tire, hundred
dollars.
For pay o! one engineer and assista Mt, as per
eighth article of treaty of March sXtecL th, egh-
cen hundred and ifty-four, and third article OF
reaty of March sixth, eighteen hundred and six
y-ve, for the fiscal year ending June tn irtieth,
Eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, one tn ousand
light hundred dollars.
For pay of one miller and assistant, as per
ighth article of treaty of March sixteenth sigh-
cen hundred and tiftyfour, and third arti, :le of
reaty of March sixth, eighteen hundred and six
y-five for the fiscal year ending June thirt eth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, one thous and
wo hundred dollars.
For pay of farmer, per eighth article OF II ca
Y of March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and ,ff-
yfour, and third article of treaty of March sixth
ighteen hundred and sixty ytive for the fiscal year
nding June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and six
y seven, nine hundred dollars.
For pay of blacksmith and assistants, as per
igth article of treaty of March sixteenth, eigh-
cen hundred and ffty-four, and third article of
reaty OF March sixth, eighteen hundred and six |
ytve, for the fiscal year ending June thirtleth, |
ighteen hundred and sixty-seven, one thousand I
wo hundGed dollars
For support of blacksmith shop and supplying
Ools for the same as per eighth article of treat
+ March sixt eth, eighteen hundred and tiftl'
our, and third article of treaty OF March sixth i,
ighteen hundred and sixty-fve, for the fiscs i
ear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hIndre
nd siXty-scvch, three hundred dollars.