New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-15
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For pay of teachers of manual laool
| schools, for all necessary materials tnereioi
and for the subsistence OF the pupils wv
thousand dollars.
MINED SHOSHONES. BANNOCKS, AMI
SHEAP EATERS.
For this amount to be expended in suci
goods, provisions, and other articles. as th'
President may from time to time determine
| including insurance and transportation
thereof. in instructing in agricultural ant
mechanical pursuits, i'll providing employees
educating children, procuring medicine
| and medical attendance care fer ant
support of the aged, sick, and iniir;n
for the helpless orphans OF said In
dians, and in any other respect to prolnott
! their civilization, comfort, and Improvement
| twenty-five thousand dollars.
NAVAJOES.
For second of ten instalments for sucf
| articles of clothing or raw material III het
thereof for eight thousand Navajoe Indians
not exceeding five dollars per Indian. as pei
| eighth article of treaty OF June first, eight
cen hundred and sixty-eight, forty thousand
| dollars.
For second of three installments for seeds
and agricultural implements for fourteen
hundred families, at the rate OF twenty-five
dollars per family, as per seventh article
same treaty, thirty-fve thousand dollars.
For first of ten installments to be used by
| the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in the
purchase of such articles as from time to
| time the condition and necessities OF the In
dians may indicate to be proper, the sum OF
| ten dollars to each person who engages III
farming or mechanical pursuits las per eighth
article of the same treaty, fourteen thou
| sand dollars.
For insurance and transportation OF goods,
| twenty Thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, for subsistence OF the
Eavajoe Indians in New Mexico, for the
year endin. June thirty, eighteen hundred
and seventy, to be expended under the di-
rection of the Secretary OF the Interior,
seventy-aivc thousand dollars.
NEZ PERCES INDIANS.
For first of five installmcnts of third series
for beneficial objects, at the discretion OF the
! President, per fourth article treaty of June
eleventh, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
| six thousand dollars.
For eleventh of twenty installment for
| the support of two schools, one of which to
| be an agricultural and industrial school,
J keeping in repair school buildings, and for
| providing suitable furniture, books, and
| stationery, per fifth article treaty eleventh
| June, eighteen hundred and fifty-iye, five
| hundred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty installments for
| the employment of one superintendent OF
| teac hing and two teachers, per fifth article
| treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and
! fifty five three thousand two hundred dol
| lars.
For eleventh of twenty installmcnts for
| the employment Of one superintendent of
! farming and two farmers, two millers; two
| blacksmiths, one timer, one gunsmith. one
per fifth article treaty eleventh OF June,
| eighteen hundred and fifty-five, ten thou
sand dollars.
For eleventh of twenty installments for
pay of a physician, per fifth article treaty
eleventh June, eighteen hudred and fifty
| five, one thousand four hundred dollars.
For eleventh of twenty installments for
keeping in repair the buildings for the va
rious employees. andifOr providing the neces-
sary furniture therefor, per fifth article
| treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and
fifty-tive, three hundred dullars.
For eleventh of twenty installments for
tie salary OF such person as the tribe may
| select to be their head chief, per fifth article
treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and
tifty-tiye, tive hundred dollars.
For the fifth of the sixteen installments
for boarding and clothing the children who
shall attend the schools, providing the
schools and boarding houses with necessary
furniture, the purchase of necessary wagons,
teams, agricultural implements, tools. and
so forth, and for fencing of such lands rs
may be needed for gardening and farming
purposes for the schools, three thousand
dollars.
For salary of two subordinate chiefs. as
per fifth article treaty of June nine, eighteen
hundred and sixtv-three, one thousand dol
lars.
For salary of two matrons to take charge
of the boarding schools, two assistant teach
ers, one farmer, one carpenter and two mil
lers, six thousand seven hundred dollars.
For repairs of houses, mills and tools and
hundred dollars.
NISQUALLY, PUYALLUP AND OTHER
TRIBES AND BANDS OF INDIANS.
For sixteenth installment. in part pay
ment for REIMBURSEMENT of title to lands, to
be applied to beneficial objects, per fourth
article treaty twenty-sixth December,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, one thou
sand dollars.
For sixteenth of twenty installments for
pay of instructor, smith, physician who
shall furnish medicine to the sick, carpenter,
and farmer, per tenth article treaty twenty
sixth December, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, six thousand seven hundred dollars.
For sixteenth of twenty installments for
the support of an agricultural and industrial
school, and support of smith and carpenter
shop, and providing the necessary tools
therefor, in conformity with tenth article Of
the treaty of December twenty -sixth,
eighteen hundred and tifty-four, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
NORTHERN CHEYENNES AND ARA
PAHOES.
For second Of thirty installments for pur-
chase of clothing, as per sixth article of
treaty of May tenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-eight, fifteen thousand dollars.
For second of ten installments, to be ex-
pended by the Secretary Of the Interior,
ten dollars for each Indian roaming, eighteen
hundred souls, in the purchase of such ar
ticles as from time to time the condition and
necessities of the Indians may indicate to be
proper, as per same treaty, eighteen thou
sand dollars.
same treaty, to furnish said Indians flour
and meat, sixty-six Thousand five hundred
and seventy-six dollars.
For pay OF physicians, teacher, carpenter,
miller, farmer, blacksmith and engineer,
seven thousand seven hundred dollars.
For second of three installments, to be ex-
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 respec
tive year, five hundred dollars.
For insurance and transportation of
goods, six thousand dollars.
OMAHAS
For the third Of fifteen installments of
this amount, being third series, in money or
otherwise, per fourth article treaty sixteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fifty four
twenty thousand dollars