Evening star., 1867-03-23

five, for the fiscal year ending June tnirtiein,
eighteen hundred and sixty seven. four thos-
SAND nine hundred and one dollars and eighty
two cents. --...
- ELATREAps.
For this amonnt, 10 supply deficiency I'm
tine appropriation for the Elathaads and other
confederated tribes for the fiscal wear ending
June thirrieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-
Ave. being the fifth instalment for benencIai
objects, under treaty OF July sixteenth, eigh-
:een hundred and fifty five, one thousand dol
lars.
oUI-NAI-ELrs AND QuI-LEu-UrEs.
For this amount to supply a deficiency in
the appropriation for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-
seven, of the first OF four instalments on TWEEN
ty.fve thousand dollars. stipulated 70 be paid
the Qui-nai-elts and Qui-leh- utes as per
fourth article Treaty OF July first eighteen n ln-
dred and fifty five, three hundred dollars
tor expenses attending the vaccination of
Indians, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For expense OF collecting ana locating the
Colorado River Indians IN Arizona on a re ser
/ vation set apart for them by section first act
OF March third, eighteen hundred and sixty
i've, including the expense of constructing a
, canal TOR iTrlgatlng said reservation, hfty
thousand dollars.
For actual necessary expenses incurred, and
that may hereafter be incurred by officers of
. the INDIAN department in the resc ne of prison.
ers from Indian tr Ibes and returning them %
their homes. and for expenses incident 10 the
arrest and confinement within the Territory OF
the United States, by order OF such officers, OF
persons charged with crimes against the In
dans, five thous dollars.
SEC. .. and be IL further enacted, That no
moneys or annuitles stipulated by any treaty
with an Indian TT be for which appropriations
are herein made, or for which appropriations
shall hs reaiter be made, shall be- expended for,
or paid. or delivered to any tribe which, since
E tue next pre- ding payment under su ch treaty,
SHAH have engaged IN hostilI-ies against the
United states, or against its citizens peacefully
ana lawfully solournlng or travelling within
its Jurisdiction at the time of such hostilities:
fpd
ments or deliveries oe resumed until new ap.
preparations shall ha We been made therefor by
Congress and 1t shall be the duty of the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs to report to Con-
gress, at each session, any case of hostilities.
by any tribe with which the United States has
| treaty stipulatons, which shall have occurred
since his next preceding report
SEC. 2. Ind be IL further enacted. That ii shall
hereafter be the duty of the officer in charge of
the Indian Bureau 20 report separately to Con-
gIess, at the commen cement OF each Decem-
ber session, a tabular statement showing dis
tinctly the separate objects OF expenditure un.
der his supervision, and how much disbursed
tor each object, describing the articles and the
quantity of each, and giving the name OF each
person 20 when any part was paid, and how
much paid to him, and tor W hat objects, so far
as they relate to the disbursement OF the funds
herein nbefore, or which shall be hereafter ap-
propriated for the incidental contingent or
miscellaneous expenses of the Indian service
during the fiscal year next preceding each re-
port. -
SEC. 4. And be ii further enacted. That here
after, whenever vacancy shall occur ia the
Off of any Sub-Ind agent whose salary or
compensation exceeds one thousand dollars
per annum, the same shall only be filled by
some person TO be appointed by the President,
by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, except IL such vacancy shall occur in
the recess of the Senate, the same NAV be tenn.
porily filled by some person to be commits
stoned by the President and who shall hold his
Office until the end Of the next session.
SEC. ). And be az further enacted, That the
sum hereinbefore appropriated to the MIamies
OF Indiana, or which shall hereafter be appro-
priated to them, shall only be paid to such
persons as may be, upon the opinion of the At
torney General, legally entitled to the same
under the provisions Of the treaty with sa "a
Indians Of June fifth, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, and Senate amendments thereto, re-
gardless of any subsequent legislation.
Approved, March ?, 1867.