The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

ULYSSES s. GRANT. PEE lDE\T OF TIL
u United tales + Anerisa, TO all and nEt-
lar to HON these presents shall CONT, gre ting
Nhet cas-, Tiea " maize and concluded al
Ruby Valley, i" he ieirItofy Of Nevada, ON the
III ST day OF October, III the Al OF 'uf soId one
tn bu anil eight hu, died sixt, three, 10y an.I
between Jaiues ". we and James Duane Duty
Commi -siuners- on he "a "f the JuIted States
| md i--n,sak, Mo-hoa, KIRK ~eeds~a, To-uag
and ether Chiefs PrIn ipal Men, ana Warriors oil
| the Western Banis # the Shosuonee Nam n
I.dians, tine part Of SAIL bands # Indians and
duly authorized thereto by them, which Treaty is
in the " ortis and Fl .urt following, t. Wit:
Treaty Of Peace and H. eudshIp made It Ruby
Valley, in the Territory of Nevada this first day
of ., tober, A. ID one thJu and eight hundred and
sixty three, bet cen the UuIr,d States o, Amer
lea, represe L by the mn. En.d Com is non
ers, aud the Western band, OF lie shoshpuee Ma
lion If indians, rerie eRted by tie T Chief and
Priuci al Men ana Warriors, a, lows:
ARrICL /.
Peace aud friendship hall be hereafter estat-
Iished an maintaneu betw cen The estern Bt d,
Of the -hoshon natl I'D tie people and Gov
eminent OF the United states, and the said bands
stipulate and agree that hos iilti,s and all depe
"a lions upon the israut I. a rs, the mall ami
telegraph iines. anu ufon the citizens Of !he
United STATES within their countr! eLail cease
AaiIcLE IL.
The several routes of travel through the Sho-
shonee county, Low or he. eafier used by white
nen, shall be forever flee, aud nn"bs iuct-d b
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tue United STATES, ana of ali emi- giants an t av
ell ers under it, authority and protection, with
oui III Hesitation or Injury & IA them And If
uepredatio. are at time Commit ed BY bad
m. Of their nation the offenders shall be imme-
diateiy taken ami delivered up to the proper off
GERS Of tine United States, t. be punished as tier
offences shall deserve; and the safety Of all tr.v
el er- passing peace.bly owe" eliher # said routes
is hes ely guaranteed by sad bands.
Military t~,s,s is.sy be established by the Presi-
dent Of the United states along SAID routes else
here Ia their country. amt station houses ma,
be !, ecte and occupied a. such points as miy be
necessary for the comr.rt and convenience Of
travellers o. for the mail or telegraph companies.
ARTi,Ls Ill.
The telegraph and overland stage lines having
been tab isii, and operated by companits undei
the authority VI the United states through pa
of the >hoshonee coun ry, it l. expressl, az ED
hat the me may lie continued without hinder
e, muiesIc ton Injury from the Pc pile OF stli
bAnds, and that their property AID the lives and
property Ut passengers IN the stages aud II the
i, mIleyees UI tn respe, tive companie., slail -
protected by them. snd flu ther, 1t being under
st I'd that Provision ha- been III tdc 10y the over
ment VI the Jailed States tor the Construction ot
ilway from the plains west To the Pacific an.
It is stipulated by SAID bands that the said railway
"a its tianche may tie located, cUnsti nc ed, aud
operated, aud without moi.staiiun flom them,
through any portion of country claimed or occu-
pied by them.
ARTICLE Nv.
the shs huree Country may he explored and tIos
pectt for gold AID silver, other minerals; and
when m mes are discovered, they MAY b. wo ked.
and mining and syrc lurai settlements f,rmed,
and ranches establi-h he'd whenever they may be
fequirej. Mills M ~ erected aud rimUer taken
fJr their use, xs also ilIng II other pur-
poses IN suy part Of the Country claimed by said
bands.
ARTICLE v.
1t is under TODD that the boundaries of the IN
try claimed and coupled by said bands are defined
aud described BY then a fellows:
TN the north by Yong <. Ia Mountains ami
River Valley; On the west by u-non-
toy an Mountains or smith Creek Mountains; On
the sou b by Wi-LO-i'ah and the Color ado Desert;
On tho east b. Po-ho no be Valley Or Steptoe Val
ley aud Great Salt Lake Valley.
ARTICLE vi.
The said bands agree that whenever the Presi-
lent If the United States siIail deem it -xpedient
fur them to abandon the roaming lie, which they
now lead. and bee me berdsmen sgrculturslists,
he 10 hereby authorized mike such reservations
Ior their use he may deem necessary within the
country above describe and they do also hereby
lgree ~ move their camps to such reservations as
le may indicate, and 70 rcsds aud remain tt erein.
A1ffcA1 VII.
The United States, being aware Of the inconve- |
,ienes rssa[ ling to the Indians IN Consequence