The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-19

IoFFIcIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at TIE First Session Of the Thirty-NiRth
Congress.

For nav Of one engineer and assistant, p /
Der eighth article Of treaty Of March slNteenth,
elrhtFen hundred and afty-Iour, and third !
-s-;I - -roatv az March sixth. eighteen hum I
E-14 anil .i,1ty-five. fer the uSc3l year eualHS 4
June thirueth, eighteen hOh9leq all sl4'!- 4
seven one thousand eight hundred dottSi'S
For paw Of one miller anu assistant q Per /
,l-I,-. lsrfic}c 81 treaty Of March sixteenth, 4
e5rntstn hundred aua nay -ios4I' l.l liz : AZ
-7sfs III treaty Of March sixth, eighteen "a .ln- /
Grei and siXty-llAe, ipi re Ase"t g-l S-t..l-7
June tairtitth, eighteen httltus" @i' s4N'!
seven. one thousand two hundred deu0ts.
For nay Of farmer, ~ per ei-btl aFtitie o. /
treat u II arch sireetnh .ailseen INJURED anu
Hr-v-Eaur. and third article OF treaty oil faFSh
sixth. eighteen hundred 4hc siA'.-,N e, lo5 ~
,it} eslr enc. ing June THIRTEEN, el7lVeeE man
< ,irrl aud siXty-seyon. niue aGh0E.N uCl'"Is,
For pay OF blacksmith aad assistants, - ~
( eighth article Of treaty OF Mareh stA'et.ilh'
/ eighteen hundred and dtty-four, aho thltu an
riele Of treaty. 81 March sixth, eighteen % ans
bred and siNty-Ive, Tor the iiS,ti t't ei.eLi--
seven one .boIsauI two hundred dollars.
/ For support OF blacksmith snop anu supply
Ing tools tor the same, as pSt t-7t-'il ~
treaty OF March slNtetuia, tt7tl''N .-.i,- -
and Hftv-four and third article q treaty %
! March sixth eighteen hundred. and siAtF-lFt,
an fI}. ,i.s.al wear ending june th3tHeth- el-u-
teen hundred and siNty-scven, three htinufe"
YsEalDa Nation.-For second in,t9'ment for
/ Keeping in repair black>niths', uhshitHs sun
( smiths. carpenters. and WtsHa ai'u Il"u7.-
! makers >lou> dad for providing necessary
/ tools therefor per Hfth article OF treaty q uAS
! ninth. eighteen hundred ana III! --''' ''-
I hundred dollars. .-:...
j Far third inztalment for keeping III repair
+ nIqcksnfitls', tinsmiths'. gunsIlLth>- car pen
/ ter-, ana yya-on ana pl0ugh makers shops.
! ana Tor providing necessary tools therefor per
! Hfth article treaty June ninth, eighteen nun
I draI and tiftv-tive, FIVE hundred collars
/ Fer fourth instJlment for keeping III repair
/ blacks!n!tb>' tiu~miths, guusmlth>'. carpth-
tiers, and WAGON and plough m"AerS suoIS,
and for providing necessary tootN ii,teloii -
/ hfh article treaty June ninth, eighteen nun
bred and Hftv-fve, 1--WE hundred dollars.
For tfth in~talmeDt for keeping III repair
! blaoh>mitAs'. tiusmltnS, gdn~lntne c'tbeh--
tar,' and wagon and plough makers shops
and r,I. r,royl1iDo necessary tools therefor. per
| fifth article treaty June ninth, eighteen nun
dred and ffty-iye, five hundred dollars.
For sixth iustalmeEt for keeping IN repair
lblackSmith,' tiusmiths', EunonuthS, cat2th-
[ tai,' anal yprou and plough makers shops,
/ and for providing necessary tools therefor, per
nth article Of treaty june ninta, eiGEtech
1 hundred and fifty-iNe, ave hundred dollars
/ For seventh instalment for keeping IN repair
I black>4uith~' tin>mithS. guuSmiths c9rpea-
ters'. and wagon and plough makers, shops
and fer providing necessary tools therefor, Uer
ffh article treaty June ninth, eighteen nun
Irel and dfty-fiye. tive hundred dollars.
Klamath and Modoc Indians.-For first Of
Five annual u>talmcnJS, to be Applied uhisf
direction Of the President, As pcrSeoond article
and siNtv-fOuT. fer the fiscal year ending June
thirtieta, eighteen hundred and siAty-se} en-,
eight thousand dollars.
ror this amount to pay for such articles a.
may lie advanced the Indians AT the time of
signing The treaty, and 10 subsist them during
the HlsJ year AFTER tdtT removal 90 me ieetF-
walton, the purchase 81 teams. farming 'mpie-
( nCutS, seeds, tools, ClllulnG, ana provisions
and salary Of the necessary employees. rs per
third article treaty of October fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and siNtt-lour, thirty-hNe
Thousand dollars.
For The erection Of one saw-miIl, one -four
ing-miu. buildings for the blacksmith, carptn-
ter, and wagon and plough maker, The neces-
sdry buildings for one Manifestation school
and for hospital buildings, as PEI fourth article
treaty Cf October fourteenth. eighteen hundred
and si2ty-four, eleven thousand three hundred
dollars.
saw and -four mills, carpenter, blacksmith,
wagon and plough makers shops, and books
and stationery f0r She mauUal-laacr school, as
per fourth article treaty OF October fourteenth.
eighteen hundred and siNty-iJur, tor tle rscai
year Guiding June thirty, eighteen hundred ana
siNty-sey vn, one thousand five hundred dollars.
FOR first Of fifteen instalmeuts 10 pay sat8r!
/ and subsistence Of one superintendent Of farm
Ing. one FARMER, one blacksmith, one sANltT,
. one carpenter, and one wagon ana plough
maker, per iitth arGcle treaty OF October
fourteenth. eighteen hundred and sINty-tour-
for tDc u~eal year ending June lhIrUcth, cigh-
teen hundred and ,INty-seyCn, six thousand
dollars.
For first Of twenty instruments to pay
salary and subsistence Of one physician, one
miller, and two school teachers, as per fifth
7 article treaty OF October fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and siNty-fOur, fOt the fiscal year
ending june thlrJIttG, eighteen hundred and
siNt.->erJn, taree thousand six hundred dol
lars.
Tor the erection Of agency buildings, four
thousand dollars.
M>geIlanaous.-For Insurance md transport
tat!on OF annuity goods and provisions 20 The
Flathead indians for GAe fiscal year ending
June ihirticth. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, per fifth article treaty July sixteenth.
; eighteen hundred and hfty-IiVe, eleven thou
| sand nine hundred and twenty dollars and
iorty-one cents.
Indian Service in New Mexico.-For general
( incidental expenses IF the Indian sCrN ice in
New Mexico, presents Of goods. agricultural
implements. and other useful article, and to
assist them to locate IN permanent abodeS, and
{ sustain Themselves by the pursuits Of civilized
life. 10 De expended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior, hity thousand dol
lars.
Iudian Service in the District of Country
leased from the Choctaws for the Indians late
/ Is residing in VcNaS.-EUr the expenses OF
eolonlzing, supporting, and furnishing agri-
cultural implements and stock, pay OF Ueces-
s3ry employees, purchasing clothing. medicine.
! iron, and steel maintenance Of schools for In
dIan> lateiy residing III Texas, to be expended
under direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior
, twenty-five thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
ty-hvc dollars.
Tor the Wichitas and other Affiliated Bands.
For the expenses of colonizing, supporting,
and furnishing said bands with agricultural
implements and stock, pay OF necessary en-
ployees. purchase Of clothing, medicines, iron,
and steel. and maintenance Of schools TO be
expended under the direction OF Lhc Secretary
( Of the interior, thirty-seven thousand eight
! hundred dollars.
NisceIancoUs.-For The general incidental
: expenses Of the Indian service in California,
: including travelling expenses Of the superin-
: te9djns agents, seen thousand i've hundred
. dollars.
For the purchase OF cattle for beef and milk.
/, | together with clothing and food. teams and
farming tools for indians in California. fiftv-
five thousand dollars.
| Fer insurance, transportation, and necessary
expenses Of the delivery Of anuUities and pr1-
, visions TO the indian tribes in Minnesota and
Michigan. twenty thousand three hundred and
fifty dollars aad siXty-tW0 cents.
For Insurance, transportation, and necessary
expenses OF the delivery Of Pawnec. Ponca,
and lancton Sioux annuity goods and pro,j-
sioEs, ten thousand dollars.
For expenses attending the vaccination Of
Indians, two thousand five hundred dollars.
Tor the general incidental expenses Of the
iudiaD service in Oregon and WASHINGTON Ter
rit0ry, including insurance and TRANSFORMATION
/ OF annuity goods and presents. where no
special provision therefor is made bv treaties )
aud once ana travelling expenses OF the super
intendent and aub-agents, thirty-fye thousand
{ i've hun bred dollars
For defraying the expense. Of the removal
I and subsistence Of Indians in Oregon and
- -'-Ai-9 SYN ANli AtJf y LOtr HaIGCS TO any
/ treaty,) and for pay OF necessary eu1rloy-eas
j., fifty thousand dollars -
Indian Service IN Eevada-For the. GENERAL
incidental expenses of the Indian SERVED in [a-
F@dapresents fgoods, agricultural implements
anc otacr useful ar1icea, aua to assist ffeI,, "a
I locate ~ permanent abOdes ana sustain 4frro
selves by the pursuits Of civilized life. 10 he
! expended under the direction oftha Secretar,-
OF tae interior, twenty-five thousand dollars
Indian Service Ia Utah Territorv-Fo5 The
general Incidental expenses Of the Indian ser
NJ 81 |NHta sTe
agricultural implements. and other lisa5tII az.
ueles, and to assist them 70 locate in perm1rent
a9oaes, and sustain themselves By the pursuits
/ OF civilized life, to be expended urdrr ~
direction OF the Secretary Of the Interior. TWEEN
ty-hye thousand dollars ~ "a
Indian service in Colorado TERRITORY E,o,.
the general Incidental expenses Of the Ip.Iis1
service IN Colorado Territory. presents -
goods agricultural implements, and ofber !, " ~
Iu- articles. and y assist them 70 locate IN mr.
nlanenI aDodes; and sustain themselves by The
PURSUITS q eiYi1zed life, 10 De expended under
the direction Of the Secretary II H. tbo 49,
nor, twenty-five thousand dollars. NC