The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-28

the Yancton sioux three for tie tribes in the
Territory of Wasnineton one for tue Grand River
and Uintah bands of Indians in the Territory O
; Colorado two for the Upper Missouri and the
country adjacent thereto one for the ottawas
Chippewas of Swan creek and Black river and
| Christian Indians in Kansas three agents for the
State of California; one for the kiowas, Apache,
and Comanche Indians; for Sisseton and
Warpeton bands of Dakota or sioux Indians one
for the bands of Sacs and Foxes Of the Mississippi
now in Tama county, Iowa one for lie Indians
in the st of Nevada, and one for the Crow
tribe of Ind ans Provided, That it shall be the
duty of the President to dispense sh The services
of such Indian agents and superintendents herein
| mentioned may be practicable and wi ere ii is
practicable, he shall require the same person to
| perform the duties OF two agencies or superin-
/ tendencies for salary.
| For pay of sub-agents, three in Oregon and two
| in Wash gton TER itory six thOusanu dollars.
| For pay of clerk to superintendent of central
SUPPLEMENTARY, one thousand six hundred dol
| lars.
| For pay of clerk to superintendent of Indian
affairs in California, thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For pay of Interpreters, twenty Thousand four
hundred doll RS.
For buildings at agencies and repairs thereof,
five thousand dollars.
For PROVISIONS for Indians visiting superinten-
denotes and agencies, ten thousand dollars.
For pay of temporary clerks to superintendent,
five thousand dollars.
For contingencies of the Indian department
twenty five thousand dollars.
For vaccination Of Indians and furnishing vac
cine matter, two Thousand five hundred dollars.
For fulfilling treaty stipu' ations with various
Indian tribes:
AssIN.EoINEs.
For third of twenty payments to be made during
the pleasure II Congress. t be EXPENDED at the
discretion of the President, in such articles,
goods, and provisions as lie may from time to time
determine ten Thousand dollars Of which riay b.
expended in the purchase Of stock, animals and
agricultural implements in instructng in agrcuI
tural and mechanical pursuits. in employing me-
chanics, in educating their children, providing
necessary and proper medicines and medical at
tendance care flr and support of In. If aged, in
firm, aad sick, for their helpl. s. orphans and in
any other Teepect 10 promote their civiliz ston |
comfort, ami IIr Frovement. and also for pay of |
head chief, thirty thousand dJilars.
ARIcKAREES, eros yENTREs, AND MASpAys
For third payment. t. be made during the |
pleasurs of Congress- to be pended in such goods
provisions, ami other ticle- Is the President may
from tine IL time de ;er line. five thousand Of
which may be expended in thu purchase Of stock
animals and agricultural implements, in inst fHct-
ing in agricultural and mechanical pursuits in |
employing mechanics, educating their children |
prov ding medicines and medical attendance. care
for ami support of the a-e! SICK. and lnfirm, Tor
the helpless orphans Of sad Ind ms, and in any
other respect TO promote their civilization, com
fort and improvement, and also for Jay Of head
chief, soldier chiefs, second Chief and Pierre CAV
neaux, for his services to the ATikarees, forty
thousand d liars
APACAES. KIOwls, A, D CoMaSCHEs
For second Of thirty instalrn-nts IL be expend-
ell under the tenth article OF the treaty Of october
twenty first eigh'etR hundred and sIxry-.cven, |
concluded at Medicine Lodge Greek. in Kansas.
with the hiow's and Comauchrs, and under the
third article If the treaty # tie date m de
with the ApacheS, thirty thousand dollars
For purcha e IF o;hng, under the sIue article
OF treaty, twenty Fix Thousand dollars.
For the u,truc ion Of i've buildings. f,r ar
penter, f, mer. blacksmith, miller, AMI engineer,
nrltt tout fI.in If f.y
trea Y. seven thousand five hundred and eighty
1 wu dollars and nifty cents.
For the erection If a steam circular saw mill
with cri-t mill and sbngle chine attached,
under the same article of the treaty, eight
tn pusand do Lars
For pay of "a mer carpenter, blacksmith, mil
Ter, and engineer, under the ourteeuth article OF
said treaty, hree thousand uine hunGTed and f ty
dollars
For salary o. physician under same article OF .
said treaty, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For salary Of a teacher, under same article, one
thousand dollars II
For the const uction Of school hous- or rnjssi n
building, under fourth artic'4 of same treaty {
three thonslfd seven hundred and nincty-cne dol
lars aud nifty Gems. 4
For building a dwelling house on the reserva-
ton for T,sh Silver ooch. the CdInancke 7
chie', under the fifteenth article Of SAME treaty
sven hundred a "a fifty dollars. +
For the first Of three instalment=. to be e1- | E
pended in presents To the ten persons # said tribes
who in The Judgment of the agent may grow The
most valuable cups 'or the period named; under
the article, hYe humid ri dollars | t
For transportation Of gods the Apaches +
Siuwas, and Comanches, under the same article {
i've thousand dollars. \
For tn amount pay J. C. D. BIaca burn for
ubsstrnre furnished the friendly kiowa
,onanche, and Apache Indians. and to the p
Wichita and other affiliated bands IF Indians il
within the " chIta agency at Fort Cnbb. in the b
ndI.D territory. one hundred and twenty five A
thousand doLars: Provided. hat the said sum- If Q
cceptei shall be in flIi for the claim of SAID
above stated. D
oRrHERN cHEYESSEs AID NORTHERN AglP.HoEs "a
For fulfill treaty stiPuiatIons with the north 81
rn Cheyenne and Northern Arapahoe Indians, h
nder treaty Of May tenth eighte cen hundred and
xty eight. for the fiscal ending June thr- 81
ieth, eighteen hundred and seventy; for con- o.
truction of school house, per fourth article treaty
lay tenth. eighteen hundred and sixty eli sht, 81
i've huusand dollars.
For first Of thirty instruments for purchase Of II
lohinE, per SIKH article treaty May tenth eigh-
cen hundred and sixty eli hit for the fiscal year 81
nding June thirtieth. eighteen hundred and
evenly, ten thousand dollars p
tor hrst of ten instruments to be expended by 81
be Secretary of the Interior (en dollars each
nGiau roaming nine hundred and sixty souls II
the purchase Of such articles from time 10 g
me the condition and necessities of the Indians o.
indicate to be proper, six n article treaty 81
lay tenth, eighteen hen,ired and sixty EIGHT. for
ne fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen OF
nndred and seventy, nine thousand six hundred u
ollars. 81
For first Of four instalinents to furnish said In
ians with fur and meat, per sixth article treaty
lay ten h, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, for in
fiscal year ending June thu tieth, eighteen b,
uudred and seventy eisty-six thousand five hun ar
red and seventy six dollars. dr.
For the purcha-e of ard oxen, per sixth Sc
rticIe treaty May t. nth eighteen hundred and fo
xty- eight, ten Thousand dollars. az
For salary of physician, twelve hundred dollars
va her. housand dollars carpenter, seven 70
undred and twenty dollars. miller, seven hun tr