The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19

er treaty stipulations with the govern
n15nt, the Secretary may use the pro-
portion of the appropriation due to
such part of said bands for the bene.
fit of other of said bands by the .pur-
chase of stock, provisions, clothing,
ami agricultural implements.
For expenses OF transporting and
delivering articles purchased for the
several bands of Sioux Indians, par
ties to treaties made at Fort Sully in
October. eighteen hundred and sixty
FIVE, twenty thousand dollars.
For furnishing the Sisseton and
Wahpeton and Wdhpeton Sioux at
Devils Lake, Dakota Territory, with
agricultural and mechanical imple-
ments, and provide for their educa-
ton, as contemplated by the sixth and
seventh articles of treaty, February
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seyen, fifteen thousand dollars,
| to be expended under the direction
of Rev. III. p. Whipple, of Faribault,
in the State of Minnesota.
For furnishing the Sisseton and
Wahpeton Indians, at Lake Traverse,
treaty for the above named purposes,
/ D.
ed under the direction of Rev. Ell. b.
Whipple, of FarIbault, in the State of
Minnesota; and to pay for provisions
and agricultural implements furnish
ed said Indians during the winter of
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven
and eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, seven thousand four hundred
and fifty-seven dollars and twenty
five cents.
ISii5 Nations of Neto York.
For permanent annuity in clothing
and other useful articles, per sixth ar
ticle treaty seventeenth November,
seventeen hundred and ninety-fOur,
four thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
SKtalldns.
For third, of four installments on
sixty thousand dollars, (being the
fourth series, } under the direction of
the President. per fifth article treaty
twenty-sixth January, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-fve, three thousand
dollars.
For ninth of twenty installments for
the support of an agricultural and in
dustrial school, and for pay for suita-
| BILE teachers, per eleventh article
treaty twenty-sixth October, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, one thousand
FIVE hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty installments
| for the employment of a blacksmith.
carpenter, and physician, who shall
| furnish medicines for the sick, per
eleventh article treaty twenty sixth
October, eighteen hundred and fifty
| FIVE. three thousand five hundred dol
| lars.
Tabe0uache Band of Utah Indians.
For the fifth of ten installments for
the purchase of goods, under the d.
rectIon of the Secretary of tbs Interior,
per eighth article treaty of October sew
en-, eighteen hundred and sixty three,
and Senate amendment of March
twenty-ffth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, ten thousand dollars.
For the last of five installments,
per tenth article of same treaty and
Senate amendment thereto, to be APP
piled for the purposes of agriculture
and for the purchase of farming uten-
sils and stock animals, ten thousand
| dollars.
For the fifth of ten installments,
per eighth article of said treaty, for
the purchase of provisions, under the
direction of the Secretary of the In
terror, ten thousand dollars.
For the purchase of iron, steel, and
necessary tools for black smith s shop,
as per tenth article of said treaty, two
hundred and twenty dollars.
| For pay of blacksmith and assist
ant, as per same article of same
treaty, one thousand one hundred
dollars.
For insurance, transportation. and
general incidental expenses of the
] delivery of goods, provisions, and
stock, as per same article of same
treaty, three thousand dollars.
UmpQuas Con- Creek BGnd).
For fifteenth of Observation-Disclosures
in blankets, clothing, provisions, and
stock, per third article treaty nine
teenth September, eighteen hundred
and fifty-th five hundred and fifty
| dollars.
Umpquos and Cdlapooids. of Unepqua
Valley, Oregon.
For fourth of five ipstallments of
the third series of annuity for bene-
fetal objects, to be expended as di-
rected by the President, per third
article treaty twenty ninth November,
eighteen hundred and filty-four, one
thou aud seven hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of fifteen INSTALL
ments for the pay of physician and
purchase Of medicines, per sixth arti-
Gle treaty twenty-ninth November,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty INSTALL
ments for the pay of a teacher and
purchase of books and stationery,
per sixth article treaty twenty ninth
November, eighteen hundred and
tifty-four, one thousand dollars.
For Indians upon the Siletz reser-
vation, Oregon, to provide agricultu-
raj implements, seeds, cattle, and so
forth, to compensate them for losses
sustained by reason of executive
proclamation taking from them that
portion of their reservation called
Yaquina Bay, six thousand dollars.
Wal'a- WalIo, Cayuse, and Umattzla
Tribes.
For fourth of FIVE installments of
second series, to be expended under
the direction of the President, per
second article treaty ninth June,
eighteen hundred and ffty-fye, six
thousand dollars.
For ninth of twenty installments
for the purchase of all necessary mill
fixtures and mechanical tools. medi-
cines and hospital stores, books, and
for stationery schools, and furniture
for the employees, per fourth article
treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred
and fifty two, two thousand dollars.
For ninth of twenty instaIlments
for the pay and subsistence Of one su-
perintendent of farming operations,
one farmer, two millers, one black
smith, one wagon and plough maker.