Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

Whistler. sch tn ~ huudrpd and tvantv acres.
and 10 James Thorpe. Virginia Thorpe, tad
'assandra Thorpe. Thomas Z Nlles, tui Hat
We Miles, each eighty acres to b. selp, tel IRON
nniuprove~ lands: Provided, That they nav
select from lands upon which improv-mea.s
'hl>ss, ey paying the appraised value o. .
Improvements; hut no selection shall include
the agency, mission. mill bulldogs: and
nPcn the approval by the Sc airy of the In.
terror ot such seiection. patents IA fee simple
sosil oe issued 70 the respective parties, their
ARTICLE XII.
In consideration of the faithful services OF
Samuel Black in protecting their houses and
lumber from trespass ami d-predauDu, there
shall be patented 10 MIN in fee simple the tract
of land upon which h. lives, being tia west
baif OF the northwest quarter section four,
town sbipl seventeen. range ski teen.
ARTICLE XIII.
Thomas 4. Stevens and COMPANY, licensed
traders. having erected valuable building at
the agency, it rs agreed that they NAV have a
patent for the land, not exceeding eight acres.
upon which such lmpro vemsnts are built. and
not 10 include any Other improvements, on the
payment OF $3.50 per acre.
ARTICLE XIV.
The Sscs and Foxes, psTtils TO this treaty,
agree that the Sacs and Foxes OF NJ ssouri. II
they shall SO elect, with the approval OF tue
Secretary OF the Interior, may lutte with them
and become part Of their people, upen their
ton OF their funds ss will place them on al
equal f-oting IN regard TO annuities.
ARTICLE XIV.
The claims of the Sacs aud Foxes against the
tnittd States for stealing of stock, which nave
heretofore been adjusted. amounting II : q, 100.
sball be paid by the United states, AMI tn
amount discussed and expended for the b.nsdt
OF the tTIbr IN such Ohl-cts for their improve
ment aud comfort upon the lie = reservation a.
the chiefs, through their agent. shall desire; aud
whereas the Indians claim that Que full pay
ment due under previous treaty has never 0srn
made 10 them, II is agreed that a careful exam
inatien Of the books of the q ON missioner OF
Indian Affairs shall De- made aud II any sum is
found 10 be still due and unpaid, the same stall
be paid to them per capita in the same n amer
as their annuities are paid.
ARTICLE XVI.
The United States Will advance to the said
tribe OF Indians the sum of twenty thousand
dollars, or so m uch thereof as may D. necessary.
10 pay the expenses of their subsistence for thu
INST year after their arrival AT their new home
In the Indian country, and to pay tha neces-
Sary expenses OF rem val. and furnish nrces-
saTy rations for the journey during such re
moyal; said removal TO be made under dire elton
Of the superintendent or agent, or other person
specially designated by the Secretary of the
Interior; the moneys thus expended to be de-
Quoted from the " hole amount provided to b.
paid for their lands herein coded.
ARTICLE XVII.
1t is hereby provided that tn. half breeds and
full bloods of the tribe, who werr entitled to
selections of land under the Sac and Fox
treaty, ratified July 8, 1885,, and which s-Iec-
tons have been approved by the Secretary OF
the Interior, shall he entitled To patents IN fee
simple for the lands heretofore selected, ac-
cording TO the schedule annexed TO this treaty:
PrOcided, Thai here such selections have been
made and the allottees have sold their lands
for valuable consideration and have since
died, the Secretary of the Interior shall, upon
full proof beng made. cause patents to Issue to
the purchasers or their assigns.
ARTICLE ANIlI.
All sales hereafter male by or or behalf OF
persons 10 whom lands are assigned 10 his
Teaty shall receive the approval of the Secr--
tary of the Interior before taking effect In con-
yeying tile to LANDS so sold.
ARTICLE XIX
The United States agree 10 pay the expenses
Of negotiating this tr- aty, not 10 exceed the sum
OF fifteen hundred dollars.
ARTICLE Xxx.
The stipulatIOns of all former treaties now in
force, and not inconsistent with the provisions
of this treaty, shall remain in full force; aud
all treaties or parts of treat es heretofore msde
which conflict with the provisions of this treaty
are hereby abrogated.
In testimony whereof, the parties hereinbe-
fore named have hereunto set their hands and
St ais the day and year first above mentioned.
LEWIS V. BOGI, sEAL.l
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
W. II. WATSON, (sEAL.l
Special Commissioner
TEOS. MURPHY, lSBAL.
Superintendent of Indian Affairs
HENRY w. MARTIN. IsEAL.l
L. 5. Indian Agent.
kEOkUK, his mark, lsEAL.
CHEkUSkUh, his \ ark, ISEAL.l
UC-Q VA W. HO-kO, his x mark IsEAL.l
MUT-TUT-TAH, his mark. GsEAL
MAN-AH-TO-WAH, his mark, ISEAL
In presence of
ANTOINE GoKEY, his mark,
u. :. Interpreter.
CHARLES +. MIX.
Taos. l.. MCGRAw.
WM. WHISTLER.
e.. H. NORRIS
VITAL JARROT.
G. p. BEAUvAIs.
II. w. FARNswORTH.
List Of Soc and For lands selected for indiujduals
rttsrrea to an Article l. Of fac ADORE freely,
lected ~ Perry Fuller, Ggent.