Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-15

eSht for the nscal year ending June thirtietn,
eighteen hundred and seventy, sixty.six thou
For me n1pcbses ama ~ oeventysn dollars
article treaty May tenth, eighteen hundred and
siIiy-eighf, ten thousand dollars.
For salary OF physician, twelve hundred dol
lars; teacher, one thousand dollars; carpenter
seven hundred and twenty dollars; miller,
seven hundred and twenty dollars; engineer
eignt hundred dollarsi farmer. seven hundred
and twenty dollars; and blacksmith, seven
hundred and twenty dollars, per seventh ar
ficle treaty May tenth, eighteen hundred and
,,Sfysisht . for the fsesi year ending J1re
thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars.
For hrst OF three instalments to De expended
IN presents to the ten persons OF said tribe who,
IN the Judgment Of the agent. may grow the
most valuable crops for the respective year
per ninth article treaty May tenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eignt, for the fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eigh. teen hundred and
seventy, hye hundred dollars.
FOR insurance and transportation OF goods,
ano 50 forth, for the Northern Cheyenne and
Northern Arapahoe tribes Of Indians. for the
nst al year ending June tnirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy, four thousand dollars.
CALAPOOIhS. MOLALLA, AND CLACK-
AMAS dNDIAES, OF WILLAMETTE
For last of five instalments OF the third series
OF annuity for beneficial objects, per second ar
lcie treaty twenty econd January, eighteen
nunured and hfty.nve, six thousand five hun
dTed dollars.
CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
FOR the second of thirty Instalments pro-
vided to be expended under the tenth article OF
the treaty Of October twenty .eighth, eighteen
hundred and sixty.seven. concluded at MedI-
cine Lodge Greek, in Kansas, twenty thousand
dollars.
For the purchase of clothing, per tenth arti.
Gle of the treaty OF DC ober twenty .ei ghth,
eighteen hundred and sixty .seven, fourteen
thousand five hundred dollars.
For the construction Of five buildings for
carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller and en-
gineer, two thousand dollars each, per fourth
sr.leie irealy october twenty-eignth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, seven thousand two
hundred dollars.
For the erection Of a steam circular saw
mill, with a grlst-mIll and shingle.machine
twenty.eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
seven, eight thousand dollars.
article treaty October twenty ghth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
For pay Of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith,
miller, and engineer, per thirteenth article
treaty October twenty-eighth, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty y-seven, three IN ousand nine IN
dred and fifty dollars.
For salary OF a teacher. per thirteenth article
treaty October twenty -eightn, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven, one thousand dollars.
For the construction OF school house or
mission building, per fourth article treaty Oc-
tober twenty ty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, three thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For the first Of three instalments, to be ex-
pended in presents for the ten persons Of said
tribe who, in the Judgment Of the agent, may
grow the most valuable crop tor the respective
year, per fourteenth article treaty October
twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty.
seven, five hundred dollars.
For transportation OF goods and so forth, to
the Cheyennes and Arapahoes, three thousand
four hundred dollars.
CHASTA, SCOTON, AND UMPQUA IN
DlANS.
For the last of fifteen instalments OF annuity,
| TO be EXPENDED as directed by the President,
| per third article treaty eighteenth November,
| eighteen hundred and hfty-four, two thousand
dollars.
For last of fifteen Instalments for the pay of
n farmer, per fifth article treatv eighteenth Me-
vember, eighteen hundred and fifty-four, seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
For last of fifteen instalments for pay Of
teachers and purchase OF books and stationery,
per nth ardcle treaty eighteenth November
eighteen hundred and fifty -four, one thou sand
tHo hundred dollars.
CHIPPEwAS OF SAGINAW. SWAN
CREEK. AND BLACK RIVER.
For this amount, to be placed to credit of edu.
| catioaal fund of the Chippewas OF Saginaw
Swan Creek, and Black River, per fourth arti
Gle treaty, eighteenth October, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-four, twenty thousand dollars
| CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
For fifteenth OF twenty instalments IN coin,
per fourth article treaty thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, five thousand
For fifteenth of twenty instalment, in goods,
household furniture. and cooking utensils, per
fourth article treaty thirtieth September, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty.iour, eight thousand
dollars.
For fifteenth OF twenty instaIments for agri-
| cultural implements and cattle, carpenters
| and other TOOLS ana building materials. per
/ fourth article treaty thrtieth September, eigh-
| teen hundred and fifty-four, three thousand
| dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments for moral
| and educational purposes, three hundred dol
1 lars Of which to be paid 70 the Grand Portage
| band yearly, TO enable them to maintain q
school at their village per fourth article treaty
thirtieth September, ,eig hteen hundred and fifty.
| four, three thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments far six
| smiths and assistants, per second and fifth
| ARTICLES treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hun dred and fiity.four, five thousand and forty
| collars.
For fifteenth OF twenty instalments for the
| support Of six smiths shops, per second and
fifth articles treaty tnirtieth September, eign-
/ teen hundred and fifty.four, one thousand
4 three hundred and twenty dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty instalments for the
| seventh smith and assistant, and support Of
shops, per second and fifth articles treaty thIr-
1 tseth September. eighteen hundred and fifty
| four, one thousand and sixty dollars.
l For insurance, transportation, and necessary
cost of delivery of annuities and provisions TOR
| seven hundred and sixty.two dollars and
| sixty-three cents.
| the pleasure Of the President, per twelfth arti-
| Gle treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hun.
dred and 6fty-foar, and third article treaty
April seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty.six,
For the support OF two farmers, during the
pleasure OF the President, per twelfth article
treaty September thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and fifty -four, and third article treaty April
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty.six, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
BOlS FORT BAND OF FCHlPPEWAS.
For fourth Of twenty instalments, for the
support Of one blacksmith and assistant, and
for tools, iron and steel, and other articles
necessary for the blacksmith shop, as per third
article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-six, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For fourth of twenty inssalments for the
support Of one school teacher, and for neces-
sary books and stationery, as per third article
treaty OF April seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty six, eight hundred dollars.
For fourth OF twenty instalments for the in.
struction Of the Indians in farming, and pur.
chase Of seeds, tools. and so forth, as per third
article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty six, eight hundred dollars.
For fourth Of twenty instalments Of annuity
in money, TO be paid per capita, as per third
article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hun
dred and sixty SIX, three thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For fourth OF twenty insalmens OF annuity
in provisions, ANN unltion, and tobacco, as per
third article treaty Of April seveath, eighteen
hundred aud sixty six, one thousand dollars.
For fourth Of twenty instalments Of annuity
in goods and other articles, as per third article
treaty of April seventh, eighteen hondred and
sixty six. eix thousand hve hundred dollars.