The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-26
fPublic-No 12.l

CONTINGENT expenses OF INC Auuion oeP"ssA
and for fulfilling treaty stipuiauons VII
various Indian tribes Tor the year ending Jun
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF hel
re,en .tiyes Of the United Staes Of America II
Congress az .embled, That the following sums DO
and they hereby, appropriated, out OF an!
money in the treasury not otherwise appropri
ated, for the purpose Of paying the current ant
contingent expenses of the Indian department AMI
fulfill ny treaty stipulations with the various In
dian tr be-: 49,
For The current and contingent expenses of the
Indian department, namely:
For the pay of eleven su"erintendents OF In
dian affairs and fifty nine Indian agents, one hun
dred and fourteen thousand seven hundred dollars,
as follows:
SUPERINTENDENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Two .uperintendents for the tribes east Of the
Rocky mountains one for Oregons one tor Wash
ingt"n Territory: one for the Territory OF Ne"
Mexico one for the Territory of Ut'h one Tor
California; one for Nevada one for the Terri
tory of Arizona; one for Montana, and one for
idaho.
INDIAN AGENTS.
Three for the tribes in oregon: four for the
tribes in New Mexico one additional Tor Indians
in New Mexico one for the tribes in New Mex
ito for the tribes in Utah one additional for
the Indians in Utah one for the tribes In the
Territory Of Utah eleven for the tribes east OF the
Rocky mountains; two for the tribes east OF the
Rocky mountains; four for the In isns east Of the
Rocky mountains, viz Sioux and Seminol-s the
Omaha Kickapoo, Kansas, and Neoshu agencies
three Tor tno tribes east OF the HlounlaiLs,
Que foI the Indians in the State of New York; one
for the Delaware Indians: one for Green Bay, Wis
consin; three Tor the tribes in Washington Ter
ritory; one for the Wichatas and neshboring
tribes west OF the Choctaws ami Cnickastws; one
for the tribes east of the Rocky unains: one for
the Indians il. the Te ritory Of New Mexico; one
f,r the ponca tribe for the Pawnees: one for
the Yancton sioux: three for the tribes in the
Territory Of W ,snin ton for the Grand River
and Uintah bands of indians in the Territory of |
Colorado two for the Upper Missouri and the |
country adjacent thereto one for the ottawas, |
Chippe vas of Swan creek and Black river. and |
Christian Indians in X insts three agents for the |
State of California; one for the kipwas, Apach-, |
and -'manche Indians; one for the Sisseton and /
Warpeton bands of Dakota sioux Indi ans one
for the bands of Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi
now in I I'm. county, Iowa; for the Indians
in the State of Nevada, and one for the Crow |
tribe of Indians Provided, That it shall be the
duty of the President dispense ish the services
of such Indian agents and superintendent herein
mentioned may be practicable; and WI ere it is
practicable, he shall require the same person to
perform the dnties of two agencies OF superin-
tendencies for one salary.
For pay of sub-agents, three in Oregon and two
in Washington Territory, six thousand 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, one thousand eight hundred |
dollars.
For pay of interpreters, twenty thousand four
hundred dollars.
For buildings at agencies and repairs thereof,
i've 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:
AssrNABcINEs.
For third of twenty payments to be made during
the pleasure Of Congress, tu be expended at the
dscrec ion of the Presi lent, in such articles,
goods, and provisions as he may from time to time
determine ten thousand dollars of which may be
expended in the purchase of stock, animals. and
agricultural Implements, in instructing in agricul
rural aud mechanical pursuits, in employing me-
chanics, il educating their children, providing |
necessary and proper medicines and medical at
tendance, care for and support of TIL ir aged, in
firm, and sick, for their hel pl-ss orphans and in
any other respect to promote their civiliz ,tion,
comfort, and Improvement, and also for pay of
head chief, thirty thousand dollars.
ARIcKAREEs, CIR IS vENTRE5, AND MANDANs.
For third payment, to be made during the
pleasurs of Congress- to be expended in such goods
provisions, and other articles as the President may
from time to time determine, five Thousand Of
which may be expended in the purchase of stock
animals and agricultural implements. in instruct
ing in agricultural and mechanical pursuits in
employing mechanics, educating their children.
prov tdIng medicines ana medical attendance, care
and support of the aged, sick and intirm, for
the helpless orphans of said Indians, and in any !
other respect TO promote their civilization. cCm- |
fort and improvement, and also for lay of head ,
chief, soldier Chiefs second chief. and Pierre Cav
ueaux, for his services to the Arikarces, forty .,
thousand dollars.
APACHEs, KIowAs, AND coMASCHEs.
For second ofthirty instalments, to be expend- .
ed under the tenth article of the treaty of october
twenty first. eighteen hundred and sixty-seven | ,
at Medicine Lodge Creek, in Kansas 5
with the kiowss and Comauch.s, and under the -
third article Of the treaty Of the date made
with the Apaches thirty thousand dollars. q
For purchase of clothing, under the s,me article ,
of treaty, twenty Fix thousand dollars. :,
For the construc ion of five buildings, for car :
penter, farmer, blacksmith miller ami engineer, )
under the fourth article of the above named
trea Y, seven Thousand five hundred and eighty
wo dollars and fifty cents.
For the erection of "A steam circular saw mill 9
with a grist mill and shingle chine attached,
under the same article of the same Treaty. eight ,
thousand do lars =
For pay of farmer, carpenter, blacksmith, mil :,
ler and engineer, under the fourteenth article OF
said treaty, three thousand nine hundred and fly
dollars.
For salary Of a physician under same article OF "
said treaty, enc thousand two hundred dollars :.
For salary of teacher, under article, one u
thousand dollars.
For the construction of school hous- or missi N
building, under fourth article of same treaty m
hree thousand seven hundred and ninety -one dol "
and fifty Gems. "
For building a dwelling house on the reserva
ion Or 7. 'sh eva Silver ooch, the Com,nche =,
HE, under The fifteenth article of same treaty :,
ven hunire a Id fifty dollars. a.
For the first Of three instalments, to be ex- ~
ended in presents to the ten persons # said tribes "
rho in the judgment Of the agent may grow the =,
lost valuable cTrps 'or the period named; under y
he same article, five hunfI ed dollars. :.
For trans ttt of goods o the | a.