New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-15
,sHONEs AN d BANNOCKs.


shall deem suitable to their wants and con-
dition as hunters or hertlsnen, one thousand
dollars.
sHOsHONEs AN 10 BANNOCKs.
For surveying or running the external
lines Of the reservation to bc set apart for
the ShOshones, as per second article Of the
treaty Of July three, eighteen hundred and
sixty eight, three thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For erection of warehouse for storing
goods, residence for physician, agency build
ing, five buildings fq r carpenter, farmer,
blacksmith, miller, an d engineer, Ito cost
not exceeding two Thousand dollars each, J
schoOlhOuse or mission building, erection of
steam circular saw mill, with grist mill and
single machine attached, per same treaty,
twcnty-seven Thousand five hundred dollars.
For surveying the re servation selected by
Indians for farming p,t rposcs, two thousand
one hundred dollars
For purchase of shed to be furnished
heads OF families Wild desire to commence
farming. as per Ell rhtll article same treaty,
ten thousand dollars
For first of thirty ind tallments to purchase
eight hundred and Ithirty-thrce suits of
clothing for males OVER fourteen years of
age, flannel, hose, calihO, and dGmeStics. for
eight hundred and thiEty-threc females over
the age of twelve yea rs, and such goods as
NAV be needed to make suits tor eight hun
bred and thirty-four boys and girls, as per
ninth article same treaty. twenty two
Thousand seven hundred and seventy -nine
dollars.
BANNOCKS.
For first of thirty irIstallmcnts to purchase
five hundred suits of tlothing for males over
fourteen wears uf Il re. the flannel, hose,
calico, and domestidS for three hundred
females over the agd of twelve years, and
such flannel and cotton goods as maya be
needed to make sui h for three hundred
boys and girls, ten Thousand seven hundred
and seventy five dolldrs.
For first of ten ms allments for the pur-
chase of such articles as NAV be considered
proper by the Secretary of the Interior, tor
eighteen hundred persons roaming, and SIX
hundred persons engaged III agriculture,
thirty thousand dollars.
For pay Of physician. teacher. carpenter,
engineer farmer, and blacksmith, SIX thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For first of three tnstallnents, to be eN-
pended in presents for the ten persons who
grow the most valuable crops. five hundred
dollars.
For insurance and TRANSPORTATION of goods
that NAV be purchased for said Indians. iif-
teen thousand dollark.
SHOSHONES AND BANNOCKS AND
OTHER BANDS IN IDAHO AND
SOUTHEASTERN OREGON.
Fo1 this amount tb be expended in such
goods, provisions, or other articles, as the
President may from time to time determine
including insurance and transportation
thereof. in instructihg in agricultural pur
suits, in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicines and medical
attendance, care for and support of the aged,
sick and intirm, for the helpless orphans of
said Indians and ih any other respect to
promote their civilization. comfort, and I'M
prOvement, forty thJ usand dollars.
SISSETON, WAHPETON. MEDAWA-
KANTON, AND WAPAKOOTA SIOUX.
For this amount tb be expended in such
goods, provisions and other articles as the
President may from time to time determine.
including insurant c and transportation
thereof: in instructihg in agricultural pur-
suits, in providing employees. educating
children, procuring medicines and medical
attendance, care for and support of the
aged. infirm and sick, for the helpless or
phans of said Indi pans; and in any other
respect to promote their civilization, com
fort and improvement, fifty thousand dol
lars.
SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity in clothing and
,
seventeenth November, seventeen hundred
and ninety-four, four thousand five hundred
dollars.
SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TRIBES, IN
GLIDING SANTEE SIOUX IN THE
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
For erection of warehouse or storeroonl,
as per fourth article treaty of the twenty
ninth Of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight two thousand five hundred dollars.
For erection of an agency building for
residence OF the agent, three thousand dol
lars.
For erection of h residence for IA phvs
cian three THOUSAND dollars.
For erection of five buildings for car
penter, farmer. blacksmith, miller, and en-
gineer, each to coa two thousand dollars,
ten thousand dollars.
For erection of u schOOl-hOuse or mission
building, five thousand dollars.
For purchase OF seeds and agricultural
implements to be furnished the heads of
families in lodges six hundred, who desire
to commence farming, as per eighth article
treaty April tive ty ninth. eighteen hun
bred and sixty-eight, sixty thousand dollars.
For first of thirty installnlents to pur-
chase five Thousand suits of clothing for
males over fourte en years of age, the fan
mel, hose, calico a nd domestics required for
five thousand fer lales over twelve years
of age, and for such flannel and cot
ton goods as may be needed to make
suits for i've thousand boys and
girls, as per tenth article OF treaty of
April twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, one hundred and thirty
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For first of thirty installments to pur-
chase such artic les as may be considered
proper by the Sed rotary of the Interior, for
eleven thousand four hundred persons
roaming, and three thousand six hundred
engaged i'll agriculture, per same article,
one hundred and eightv-six thousand dol
lars.
For purchase of five million four hun
dred and seventh pounds of beef and the
same quantity of -four per same article,
nine hundred and eighty-hve thousand five
hundred dollars.
For purchase cf one American COW and
one pair of American oxen for each lodge or
family that commcnce[sl farming, six hun
bred lodges, per same article, one hundred
and twenty-six thousand dollars.
For pay of one physician, five teachers,
one carpenter, one miller, one engineer. one
farmer, and one blacksmith. per thirteenth
article same treaty, ten Thousand four hun
drcd dollars.
For first of three installmcnts to be eX-
pended in presents for the ten persons who
grow the most valuable crops, as per four
teenth article salnc treaty, five hundred dol
lars.
For insurance transportation and the ne
cessary expenses OF delivering goods to be
purchased for Il Ie different bands of Sioux
Indians, under treaty of April twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred and slxty-elght,
forty thousand dollars.
For payment OF outstanding indebted
ness on account of Indian service in the
Sioux Indian district, i'll eighteen hundred
and sixty weight and eighteen hundred and
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