The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-05

DudFulHS-nOueeS Win necessary furniture, the
purchase of necessary wagons, teams, agricul-
tural implements, tools. and so forth, and for
fencing o. such lands 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 cf june nine eighteen hun
dred aud sixty-three, one thousand dollars.
For salary of two matrops to take charge of
the boarding schools. two assistant teachers,
one farmer, one carpenter. and two miiiers,
six thousand seven hundred dollars.
For repairs of houses, mills, and tools, and
necessary materials, three thousaud five hun
dred dollars
NISQUALLY, PUYALLUP, AND OTHER
TRIBES AND BANDS 0F INDIANS.
For sixteenth instalment, in part payment
for relinquishment of title to lands, to be ap
piled to beneficial objects, per fourth article
treaty twenty sixth December eighteen hun
dred and fifty four. one thousand dollars.
For sixteenth of twenty installments for pay
of instructor, smith, ply sican WHO shall fnr-
nish medicine to the sick, carpenter. and
farmer per teuth 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 aud carpenter shop, and
providing the necessary tools therefor, in con
forn,ity with tenth article of the treaty of De-
cember twenty sixth, eighteen hundred aud
fifty four, one thousand five hundred dollars.
NORTHERN CHEYENNES AND ARA
PAHOES.
For second of thirty iustallments for pur
chase of clothing, as per sixth article of treaty
of MAY tenth .,hteen hLndred and sixty. eight
fifteen thousand dollars,
For second of ten installmeuts, to be x
pended by the Secretary OF the Interior, ten
dollars for each Indian roaming eighteen hun
dred souls, in the purchase of such articles
from time time the condition and necessi
ties of the Indians may Indicate TO be proper,
as per same treaty, eighteen thousand dollars
For second of four instailments, per same
treaty, to furnish said Indians -four and meat,
sixty six thousand five hundred and seventy
six dollars.
For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter,
miller, blacks smith, farmer, and engineer,
seven thousand seven hundred dollars.
For second of three instaIlments, to be ex-
pended in presents to the persons of said
tribe who in the Judgment of the agent may
grow the most valuable crops fer the Yespec-
tive year, five hundred dollars.
For insurance and transportation of goods,
six thousand dollars.
OMAHAS
For the third of fifteen instaIments of this
amc unit, being third series, III money
otherwise per fourth article treaty sixteenth
March, eighteen hundred and fifts-four, twenty
For fifth of ten instalIments for keeping in
repair griss and saw mill, and support of
blacksmith shop. per eighth article treaty
March sixteenth eighteen huud4 ed and fifty
four, and third article treaty March sixth :,
eighteen hundred and sixty i've, three hun
! dred dollars.
! For NTH OF len 1DStat!QleDtS Tor nav oil
engineer, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For fifth of ten instaiiments for pay OF one
| miller, per same treaties, nine hundred dol
| bars.
For tifti, of ten installments for pay of one
| farmer, per same treaties, nine hundred dol
! lars
| For fiths of ten installmenss for pay of
blacksmith, per same treaties, nine hundred
| dollars.
| For third of tea iustalIments for support of
| back cksmith chop. and supplying tools tor tie
same, three hundred doliars.
For insurance, transportation, aud cost OF
| delivery of annuities to the OI4ahas, hive hun
/ drcd dollars.
| For interest ON sixt nine Thousand one hun
| deed and twenty dollars, at five ier cenIum
| per annum, bling value OF fifty four sectious
eisI,,een @ M hunared and twenty Il i've. | for educa,
! tioi,'ti purposes, three thousand four hundred
| and fifty six dollars
For interest on tQreu hundred thoc sand, at
| five per centunl per annum, to be paid semi
| annually, in money such articles Ii. the Sec
| retsrv IF the interior may direct, per first
article treaty of September twenty nine,
| eighteen hundred and si&ty-hVe, SfteS tkOu-
! s;;nd dollars.
For tradsportation of goods, provisions, and
! SO rth, purchased for the Great and Little
Usage indiass, or Sc much theI eof as may be
| necessary one Thousand tvs hundred dollars.
| OTTAwAS AND CHIPPEWAS OF MICH
/ IGAN.
Fer third Of four egual annual instaIlments
/ in coin of the of two hundred and six
| thousand dollars, being tie unpaid part of the
principal sum of three hundred and six thou
| sand dollars, to be distributed per capita, in
the usual Eaanner of paying anuuities, per
third article OF the treaty OF thirty -hrst Juiy,
| eig9ecn hundred and fifty five, fifty one thou
| sand five hundred dollars.
Eor iuterest Fifty one thousand five hun
6Eed dollars at five per eentRIn, being the bal
ance OF Two hundred and six thousand dollars
for the fiscal year Guiding June thirty, eigeteen
| hundred and seventy -one, TWO thousand i've
hundred and seventy five dollars.
OTTOES AND MISSOURIAS.
| For third of fifteen installmants, being the
third series, in mosey otherwise, per fourth
article treaty fifteenth March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty four; nine thousand dollars.
PAWNEES.
For perpetual annuity, at least one half OF
! which to be in goods and such articles as may
be deemed necessary for them, per second ar
tic1e ,reotv twenty fourth September, eighteen
| hundred and fifty seven, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For support Of manual labor schools, per
third article treaty September tweniy-fourth
eighteen hundred audffty seven, FIVE Thousand
d0iars.
For transportation and Insurance, and nee
essary cost Of delivery of annaities for the