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

tendent, agents, and sub-agebts, thir-
ty FIVE thousand five hundred dollars.
Utah Territory.
For the general incidental expenses
of the Indian service in Utah Terri
tory, presents of goods, agricultural
implements, and other useful articles,
and to assist them to locate ia perma-
nent abodes, and sustain themselves
by the pursuits of civilized life, to be
expended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior, twenty thou
sand dollars. ~
For the TRANSPORTATION and neces-
sary expenses Of delivery of provis-
ions to the Indians within the Utah
superintendency, FIVE thousand dol
lars. ~ ks
For this amount to carry out the
action contemplated by act of Con
gress, approved May fifth, eighteen
hundred and sixty four, entitled " An
act to vacate aud sell the present In
dian reservations in Utah Territory.
and to settle said Indians in Uintah
valley, five tho1sand dollars.
Miscellaneous.
For the expenses of colonizing, sup
porting aud furnishing agricultural
implements and stock, pay of neees-
sary employees, purchasing clothing,
medicine, iron and steel, maintenance
of schools ter Indians lately residing
In Texas, but now residing on the
Cboctaw leasehold, to be expended
under direction of the Secretary of
the Interior, eleven thousand dol
lars.
For the Wichitas and other affiliated
Bands.
For the expenses of colonizing, sup
porting, and furnishing said bands
with agricultural implements and
stock, pay of necessary employees,
purchase of clothing, medicines, iron
and steel, and maintenance of schoo Is.
to be expended under the direction of
the Secretary of the Interior, fifteen
thousand dollars.
~ California.
For the purchase of cattle for beef
and milk, together with clothing and
food. teams and farming tools for Indi-
ans in California, forty thousand dol
lars.
For pay of one physician,
twelve hundred dollars; one black
smith, seven hundred and fifty
dollars; one assistant blacksmith /;
five hundred dollars; one farm
err, seven hundred and twenty
dollars; one teacher, seven hundred
and fifty dollars; aud one carpenter,
seven hundred and twenty dollars,
upon each of the reservations In Cali
fornia; and one miller. at seven hun
dred and fifty dollars, upon each of
the Round Valley and Hoopa Valley
reservations.
For the purchase of grist and saw
mill, Round Valley reservation, Cali
fornia, five thousand dollars.
For expenses of removal and sub
sistence of Indians, not parties to any
treaty, in Oregon and Washington
Territory, aud for pay of necessary
employees, { -enty thousand dollars.
for an amount to pay the settlers
of Hoopa Valley for their personal
property left upon the Hoopa Valley
reservation at the time the govern
ment took possession, four thousand
two hundred and sixty seven dollars.
For removing the Indians from
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Valley and Round Valley reserVa-
tions, three thousand five hundred
dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, and the Smith River re-
seryation is hereby discontinued.
Navqjo Indians of Neao Mertco.
For amount of deficiency expended
in subsisting the Navajoes at the
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contract made by Theodore III. Dodd,
from the twenty-second OF May,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight,
until their removal to their old
homes, twenty-one thousand dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necesz.
sarv, at eleven cents Der ration.
For cost Of removal Of the Navajoes
from the Bosque RedondO to their old
home, and for sheep, cattle, and corn,
as provided for in article twelve of
the new treaty. one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be needed.
For annuity goods, not exceeding
five dollars per head, as provided in
article eight of the new treaty, thirty
eight thousand five hundred dollars.
For seed farming implements,
work cattle. and other stock, prOvld-
ed for in article seven Of said treaty,
two hundred thousand dollars, to be
expended under the direction OF
Lieutenant General Sherman, of the
Indian peace commission.
For constructing warehouse, agen-
cy building, blacksmith and carpen-
ter's shop, and school house, per ar
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sand five hundred dollars, to be ex-
tenant General Sherman, of the In.
dian peace commission.
10 enable the Secretary of the In
terror to take charge of certain stray
bands of Pottawatomie and Winnie
bago Indians, in the State Of Wiscon-
sin, five thousand dollars.
For salary of special agent to
take charge of Winnebago and Potta-
watomie Indians, VOW In the State of
Wisconsin, one thousand five hum
dred dollars.
For subsistence, clothing, and gen.
eral incidental expenses of the Sisse-
ton, Wahpeton, Medawakanton, and
Waupakoota. bands of Sioux or Da-
kota Indians, known as the Santee
Sioux, at their new homes near the
mouth Of the Niobrara, fifty thousand
dollars. s
For. payment of interest on one
million six hundred and ninety thou
sand three hundred dollars, non pay
ing stock, held by the Secretary of the
Interior IN trust for various Indian
tribes. up to and including the interest
payable July first, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight. one hundred thousand
one hundred and fifty-three dollars.
To pay the expenses of commits
sioner to be appointed to fix the cost |
of property aud improvements on |
farms cOniseated and sold by Chero-
kee nation, under laws of said nation
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