The national Republican., 1869-06-09

burn for subsistence furnished TO the friendly
| Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Indians, and
10 the Wichita and other affiliated bands Of
Indians within the Wichita agency, at Fort
Cobb, In the Indian territory, ono hundred
and twenty-five thousand doilarsi Provided,
That the said sum, II accepted, shall be In
full for the claim Of said Blackburn,as above
NORTHERN CHEYENNEs AND NORTH
| ~ ERN ARAPAHOEs.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the
northern Cheyenne and Northern Arapahoe
hundred and sixty eight, for the fiscal year
ending June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventyi for construction OF school-houso,
| per fourth article treaty May tenth, eighteen
hundred and slxty-cight, nve thousand dol
| lars. H w.. .. ...
For fret Of thirty instalments for purchase
OF clothing, per sixth article treaty May
tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, for
the fiscal year ending June thlrtlcth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, ten thousand dollars.
| For first Of ton iustalments 10 be expended
BY the Secretary Of the Interior, (ten dollars
for each Indian roaming; nine hundred and
sixty souls,) In tho purchase Of such articles
as from time TO time the condition and neces-
stiles Of the Indians may indicate to be
proper, per sixth article treaty May tenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty y-eight, for the
|
hundred and seventy, nine thousand SIX hun
dred dollars. '....
For FIRST Of four instalmcnts TO furnish
said indians with -four aud meat, per sixth
article treaty May tenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, for the fiscal year ending
June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred ind seven
", slIty-six thousand five hundred and
For tho purchase Of COWS and oxen, per
sixth article treaty May tenth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty eight, ten thousand dollars.
For salary OF physician, twelve hundred
| dollars; teacher, one thousand dollars; car
pointer, seven hundred and twenty dollars;
miller, seven hundred and twenty dollars
engineer, eight hundred dollarsj farmer,
seven hundred and twenty dollars; and
blacksmith, seven hundred and twenty dol
lars, per seventh article treaty May tmth,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, for tho
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, hve thousand eight
hundred and eighty Collars.
For first Of three instruments to bo cx-
pended In presents TO the ten persons Of said
tribe who, In the Judgment Of the agent, may
grow the most valuable crops for the re-
spective year, per ninth article treaty May
tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, for
the fiscal year ending June thlrtleth, eigb-
teen hundred and seventy, fvo hundred dol |
lars.
For insurance and transportation of goods,
and so forth, for the Northern Chey ,nnc and
Northern Arapahoc tribes Of Indians, for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, four thousand iollars.
CALAPOOJAs, M0LALLA. AND CTACK-
AMAs INDIANS, OF WILLIAM ETTE
VALLEY.
For last OF Ave instalments of the third
series Of annuity for beneficial objects, per
second article treaty twenty-secoud January,
eighteen hundred and ffty.avc, six thousand
1--WE hundred dollars.
CHEYENNEs AND ARAPAHoEs.
For the second Of thirty iustalments pro
vlded to be expended under the tenth article |
Of the treaty Of October twenty eighth, eigh- \
teen hundred and sixty seven, concluded nj
Medicine Lodge Creek, In Kansas, twenty
thousand dollars.
For the purchase of clothing, per tenth
article Of the treaty. Of October twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
fourteen thousand flye hundred dollars.
For the construction Of five buildings for
carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller and
engineer, two thousand dollars each, per
fourth article treaty October twenty y-eighth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-sevcn, seven
thousand two hundred dollars.
For the erection of steam circular saw
mill, with grist-mlll and shinglc machine I
attached, per fourth article treaty October
twenty-elghth, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, eight thousand dollars.
For salary Of physician, per thirteenth
article treaty October enty-elghth, eigh- |
teen hundred and sixty-seyen, 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-seven, three thousand nine
hundred and flfty dollars.
For salary Of a teacher, per thirteenth ar
tlcle treaty October twenty-eighth, eighteen
hundred and slxty-sevcn, ono thousand dol |
lars.
For tho construction of school-house or
mission building, per fourth article treaty
October twenty-elghth, eighteen hundred
and sixty ty-seyen, three thousand four hun
dred dollars.
For the first OF three instalments, to be
expended In presents to the ten persons of
said tribe who, In the Judgment of the agent,
may grow the most valuable crop for the re-
spective year, per fourteenth article treaty
October twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven, fve hundred dollars.
For transportation Of goods, and so forth,
to the Cheyennos and Anpahoes, three
thousa nd four hundred dollars.
CHAsTA, sCoToN, AND UMPQUA IN
DIANs.
For the last Of ffteen instalments Of an
nuity, to be expended as directed by the
November, eighteen hundred and dfty-four,
two thousand dollars.
For last Of hfteen instalments for the pay
OF q farmer, per ffth article treaty elgh-
teenth November, eighteen hundred and fifty-
four, seven hundred and my dollars.
For last Of fifteen instalments for pay OF
teachers and purchase Of books and sta
tionery, per ffth article treaty eighteenth
November, eighteen hundred and ffty-four,
one thousand two hundred dollars.
CHIPPEwAs OF SAGINAW, SWAN
CREEK, AND BLACK RIVER.
For this amount, to be placed to credit OF
educational fund Of the Chippewas of sagi-
nav, Swan creek, and Black river, per
fourth article treaty eighteenth October,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, twenty
thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments In
coin, per fourth article treaty thirtieth Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, Ave
thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments In
goods, household furniture, and cooking
utensils, per fourth article treaty thlrtieth
September, eighteen hundred and hfty-four,
eight thousand dollars.
For hfteenth Of twenty instalments for
agricultural implements and cattle, car
penters' and other tools, and building mate
rlals, per fourth article treaty thirtleth Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and hly-four,
three thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments for
moral and educational purposes, three hun
dred dollars Of which to be paid to the Grand
Portage band yearly, to enable them to
maintain school at their village, per fourth
article treaty thirtleth September, eighteen
hundred and ffty-four, three thousand dol
| lars.
For fifteenth OF twenty lnstalments for six
smiths and assistants, per second and fnh
articles treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and afty-four, Ave thousand and
forty dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments for the
support Of six smiths shops, per second and
afth articles treaty thlrtieth September,
eighteen hundred and nfty-four, one thou
sand three hundred and twenty dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instalments for
the seventh smith and assistant, aud sup
port Of shops, per second and fnh articles
treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-four, one thousand and sixty
dollars.
For insurance, transportation, and neces-