Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-21
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES.
Passed a. the First Session Of the Fortv.a1,
Congress.
.PUBLIC-No. Ial

LPUBLIC-No. Ial
An ACT rlaElng apprOpriatiou.s for tne cnr
Isht @na eonungent eapense's OF the In dian
bOEs Tl'h various Indian 'ri5es fer tns yaar
ending June tnirtieth, eigtteen hundred and
seventy.
ICoEtiHysd from SGttrday's Hari
MISCELLANEOUS.
toT the expenses OF COiOBHtng, supporting,
and furnishing agricultural implements and
stock, pay OF necessary employees, Purchasing
clothing, medicine. iron and steel manteuarce
Of sc COls for Indians lately residing m Texas,
nut row residing on the Choctaw leasenold
20 D. expended agder the dIrectIon OF the Sec
rsiaFy Of the Iz.eriOr, eleven thousand dollars
Fos TIE WICHITAs ArO OTHER AFFILIATED
BANDS.
For the eS penses o. coloniZing supporting
snd fOrrlshIng sad bands with agricultural
implements and sto-k, pay OF necessary en-
pIOStts' . urchaSf q clothing. medicines, iron
ana sieSf, and mssn- enance of schools. 10 b. ex-
Pend"c 'inder the direction of the Secretary of
tne IlS@IIoI, nfse n thousand dollars.
CALIFORNIA.
ROY the puTCfsSe of cattle iOT beef and milk.
Neeher WIFE clothing and food teams and
farrlng tools for Indians iE California, sixty
thousand dollars.
For pay o. one physician, one biac ksmith,
ore asslsian; blacksmith, one farmer enc car
peDter, and enc teacher upon each OF The three
rseINaHo3< or California, and one miller at
me hourc Nallsy, ans Que upon tie HOOpa
valley reservauOns, and one special agent
one pnys',Ian and two teachers Tor the Mission
dollars
tor q rs amount, or so much thereof as may
oe necessary 10 supply deficiency IN the ap-
SmUh River reservation 10 H,opa Valley ana
Round Valley reservations in California two
thoSsind 1--WE hundred dollars.
fOr defray ing the expense OF removal and
suoslstence OF Indians IN Oregon not parties to
any treaty, and for pay of necessary employees,
twenty thousand dollars
kor defrayiB the expense OF removal and
Subsistence of Indians IN Washington Terri
10 not parties to any treaty, and for pay of
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to
IKE eharge OF certain stray bands OF Pottt-
Vaiomie and Winnebago Indians, IN the State
OF Wisconsin. five thousand dollars.
r or salary OF special agent 10 take charge Of
WInnehaso and Pottawatomie Indians now in
the state OF Wisconsin, one thousand five hum
For payment OF interest on one million two
hundred and ninety-nine thousand three hun
dred dollars, non paying stocks, held by the
secretary OF the Interior IN trust for varioas
Indian tribes, mp 10 and including the interest
payable July hTst, eighteen hundred and
slxty-nine, less two months lsevenths of six
per centum interest cn seven hundred and
nlne'y-six thousand eight hundred dollars,
virginia stock, for the pay ment of which pro-
vision has been made, sixty live thousand six
hundred and eighteen dollars and fifty-seven
cents or so much thereof as may be necessary
foF payment OF interest on fifteen hOusand
dollars, abstractee bonds, for the fiscal year
ending June thIrtetn, eighteen hundred and
sixty nine for the Cherokee school fund, nine
hundred dollars.
r0On-
sand dollars, distracted bonds, Tor Inc fiscal
year ending June thIrtIetn, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine. OF the Cherokee national fund
1our thousand and eighty dollars.
For insurance, transportation, and necessary
expenses of the delivery of annuities and pro-
visions 10 the Indian tribes IN Minnesota and
hIchlgah, ten thousand dollars.
For insurance. transportation. and necessary
expenses OF the delivery 10 the Pawnee, Ponca.
and faneton Sioux Indians of annuity goods
and provisions, eight thousand dollars.
OF actual necessary expenses incurred. and
that may hereafter be incurred. by officers O:
The Indian department In the rescue of prison
eTs from Indian tribes and returning them 70
Their homes, and for expenses incident 10 the
arrest and confinement within the territory of
the United States. by order OF such efficers. of
persons charged Win crimes against the In
dams. nve thousand dollars.
To pay expenses incurred in taking census
of North Carolina Cherokee Indians, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
ECr this amount, or so much thereof as may
be Decessary TO re-establIsh the Shoshones,
Bannocks. and other strolling hands OF Indians
IN the southern portion OF Idaho Terri,ory. and
southeastern portion OF Oregon. on the Fort
Hall reservation, on Snake river, Idaho Terri
IOry- or on the SiletZ klamath reservation
IN oregon, as the Secretary Of the Interior may
determine, including the transportation OF all
necessary articles and the material and labor
for the construction of the houses and mills
and pay lofl neces sary employees for one year,
thirty thousand dollars.
For THIS amount. much thereof rs may
De necessary, 70 and IN subslSting said Indians
for the first year after their settlement on said
reservation or reservations, no part OF which TO
oe expended until said Indians shall be so es-
fabhshed, and 10 be applied pro rata as said
settlement shall be made. twenty-five thousand
dollars: Proridsd, That none Of the payments
PROVIDED tor IN this act shall be made unless
the Secretary of the Interior shall be satisfied
that the tribes, bands, or individuals named
have observed the treaty stipulations under
which such payments have become due and
also the provisions of any other treaties with
the government 10 which they may oe parties:
or IN case portions OF said tribes or bands have
observed all OF SAID obligations, payments shall
fe made 10 them pro rata.
To pay the expenses OF two commissioners,
under tenth arucle treaty of February twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen,
win me PottawaiomIes, TWO thousand five
hundred dollars.
For this amount to pay for subsistence fur
nlsned 10 the Ponea Indians, oy direction of
Ine peace commission, under contract made
with j. w. BOser, eleven thousand nIne hum
dred dollars and twenty-six cents.
For expenses incurred by NJ. Wilkinson,
United States agent for the ArIckarees, Gros
Nentres, and Nandan Indians, under Instruc-
tions from The Indian peace commission, 10
make said Indians, Is lar as possible, sel:-sus-
tanning. twenty-eight thousand TWO hundred
and seyenty-slx dollars and forty seven cents
for this amount. 10 supply d deficiency In
oe sPPointed by me President. as Der toTrS.
ninth and hftIeth ARTICLES treaty April twenty.
eighth, eighteen hundred ana sixty six. and
senate amendment thereto, with the Cnoctaws
and CbIckasaws, fifteen hundred and tnirty-
eigni dollars and forty-seven cents.
for MS amount. interest Tue the Choctaws
and Chickasaws, August eighth, eighteen hun
oTed and sixiy-elght, on three hundred thou
sand dollars held IN trust for said Indians,
under the third article treaty OF April twenty
eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as nav
be necessary 70 enable the Secretary of the In
tenor 70 pay unpaid vouchers audited and al
lowed oy the Indian peace commission, twen-
ty-two thousand five hundred dollars.
For this amount 10 be reimbursed from the
proceeds OF their lands IN Kan sas, for subsis-
fence OF the Great and Little Usage Indians,
thlrty thousand dollars
for thIs amount, or so much thereof as may
oe necessary 70 pay expenses incurred in
making and preparing homes, furnishing pro-
visions, toois and farming utensils, cattle, and
l1rnsnlng Hood and transportation for bands
of lnoians win winch treaties have been made
py tht lholan peace commission. under the
supervision OF BreNet ID ajor General w =. Har-
ney. incurred since October frst, eighteen
hundred and sixty four hundred and
eIehty-nv thousand wen hundred And ei1hty
tour dollars hi twenty -ons cents
For The payment Of such aHaees su stained
by the citizens OF Ni0bTara TO ns ID, Nshrassa
by the sction OF the government in moving the
San'ee Sioux upon their lands In the wear
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, as snall Ihe
found cue. after proper investigation unaer |
The direction OF the Secretary of the Interior