The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15
February. eighteen bundled and ffty

February. eighteen hundred and fifty.
FIVE. one thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of fifteen INSTALL
ment for support of two smiths and
smiths shops. per third article treaty
twenty-seeond February, eighteen
hundred and fifty-fve, twelve hum
dred and forty dollars. asasiq lfg z
For ninth of ten rinstallments for
pay of an engineer to grist and saw
| mill at Leech lakeg per third article
treaty twenty rsecond February, eight
/ cen hundred and fifty-fve, six hum
bred dollars Zfih 4 .i n1lfd aaaia r
Clsileo saoas Of he Mississippi. Pitltiger,
and Lake WsnnebogoShish Bands Of
Ghippeaoa zlatdians an Minnesota
For fifth Of ten instaliments to fur
irnish said Indians with ten yoke of
good work oxen, twenty log-chains,
two hundred grubbing hoes, ten
| plows, ten grindstones, one hundred
axes (handled). twenty spades, and
other farming imp 'ements, per fifth
article treaty May seven, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, one thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. s4fa9 "a
For the employment of two carpen-
! ters, one thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars. and two blacksmiths, one thou
sand five hundred dollars; four farm
laborers, two thousand dollars; one
physician, twelve hundred dollars,
and medicine for the sick. two hun
dred apd fifty dollars, per fifth article
treaty May seven, eighteen hundred
and sixty FOUR s'G 81 o. za.aa5 = q.
For this amount to be applied
towards the support of a saW-mill to
be built for the common use of the
Chippewas of Mississippi, and the
Red Lake and Pembina bands of
ChlppeWas, so long as the President
may. deem 1t necessary, per sixth arti-
Gle treaty May seven, eighteen hun
dred and sixty four, one thousand
dollars. - a 40 as.
For pay of services and travelling
expenses of a board of visitors. to
consist of not more than three persons,
TO attend the annuity payments to the
Indians. and to inspect the fields,
buildings, mills, and other Improve
ments, as stipulated In the seventh
article treaty. May seven, eighteen
hundred and sixty four, not exceed
ing any one year more than twenty
days service, at five dollars per day,
or mere tnan three hundred miles
travel. at ten cents per mile, four hun
dred dollars. ns6t ro- Il
To enable the Commissioner of In
dian Affairs TO complete the removal
Of the scattering bands of Chippewa
Indians in Minnesota to their reser-
walton near White Earth Lake. and
to subsist them thereat for the period
of six months. this amount is hereby
appropriated, which added to the un-
expended balance of any appropria- ]
ton heretofore made for the same
purpose, will enable said commission
er to pay to each member of such
bands the sum of ten dollars in money
andtwenty dollars in rations such as
are furnished the army of the United
States; such payment and delivery to
be made. only to such individuals Of
the bands as shall remove themselves
to their reservations prior to the frst
day of December next, forty thousand !
dollars; and the Secretary of War is
hereby authorized and required, on
the requisition of the Commissioners
of Indian Affairs, to deliver the num-
Der of rations herein provided for on
said reservation, to be paid for out of
this appropriation, at the average cost
thereof. less transportation. sssr14 81
For this amount, or so much there
of as may be necessary to erect a new
mill at Red Lake for the use of
Chippewa Indians Ia Minnesota, six
thousand dollars. ras-r8af