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

For interest on seven hundred and
seyeIty-hve thousand one hundred and
sixty eight dollars, at the rate OF fys
per centum per annum, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary Of
the interior, under provisions of third
article treaty June fourteenth, eiRhteea
hundred and sixty.six, thirty. eight thous--
and seven hundred and hfty-eight dollars.
and forty cents.
For this amount to be expended in the re-
pair of the Mission school building, near the
Arkansas river one thousand dollars,
For the ful6llment of the provisions of tho
third and fourth articles of tho treaty with the
Creek nation, concluded juno fourteen, eigh
teen hundred and sixty-six, from the proceedS
of sales of lands to the Seminoles, to be ap-
piled pro rata on ths several amounts award
ed and approved by the Secretary of the Into
rior, one hundred thousand dollars. payment
to be made to each claimant or to his or hct
heirs in person.
For second tf thirty installments to sup
| ply male persons, six hundred in number.
\ over fourteen years of age, with suit of good
substantial WOODEN clothing, consisting ot
coat, hat, pantaioons, flannel shirt, and
wooden socks, as per ninth article treaty OF
! May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty.
eight, eight Thousand four hnndfed dollars.
| For second of thirty installments to supply
eucQ ! Endiep seven nunuIeu IN humDef, OS0f
twelve years of age, with flannel shirt, or
the goods necessary to mako the same, pair
of woolen hose, twelve yards of calico, and
twelve yards Of Gotten domestic, per Same
article, eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For second of thirty iustallments to supply
| three hundred boys and three hundred ana
fifty girls, under the ages named, such flannel
and cotton goods may be needed to mako
each suit asaforesad. together with pair
of wooden hose for each, per came article,
five thous nd Eve hundred dOllars.
For second of ten installments, to be used
by the Secretary of the Interior in the purch-
ase of such articles as from time to time the
| condition and necessities may indicate TO bo
proper, the sum of ten dollars for each Indian
| roaming, one thousand souls, as per same ar
| tcie ten thousand dollars.
For construction of an agency building, a.
per third article of the same treaty. one thous
! and dollars.
For building q residence for physician, as
per same article, one thousand dollars.
For the construction of Eve buildings, for
carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller, and
engineer, per same article, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
For pay of physician for two years ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy
one, per tenth article, same treaty TIVE
thousand eight hundred dollars.
n For first of twenty instsllments for pay Of
teacher and furnishing necessary books and
statione y, under seventh article Same treaty.
| three Thousand dollarsr
plements for those who have selected lands
and intend in good faith to cultivate the soil.
! as per eighth article same treaty, fvo thous-
and dollars.
For pay of carpenter, miller, engineer
farmer, and blacksmith, Eve thousand TIVE
hundred dollars, as per tenth aaticle SANS
treaty.
For frst of ten installments, to be used b.
the Secretary of the Interior in the purchase
of such articles as from time to time the con
finn 1rA Of thaI Ind virrs
cate to be proper, the sum of twenty dollar
for each Indian engaged in agricu lture, mint
hundred and hfty-three souls. as per ninti
article of the came treaty, nineteen thousand
and sixty dollars.
For FIRST of four installments to furnisl
said Indians with -four and meat, pc
ninth article same treaty, ono hundred an
thirty one thousand four hundred dollars.
For purchase of cows and oxen under sam
article. eleven thousand two hundred an
fifty dollars.
For first of three installments to be expend
ed in presents TO the ten persons of said tribe
who in the judgment of the agent may gro'
the most valuable crops, as per twelfth al
iicle same treaty, five hundred dollars.
For pay of second blacksmith, iron an
steel, as per eighth article same treaty, tw
thousand dollars.
For insurance and tran sportation Of good
ten thousand dollars.
DELAwARES.
For life annuity to chief, per private arlic
to supplemental treaty of twenty-fourth Sci
tember, eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, /
treaty of third October, eighteen hundred an
eighteen. -one hundred dollars Provide,
That satisfactory evidence shall be shown
the Secretary of the Interior that ono of Il
ceefs provided for by said private article
still alive.
For interest on forty six thousand and eig
ty dollars, at five per centum, being the value
thirty-six sections ofland set apart by trea
of eighteen hundred and twenty mine for cd
cation per Senate resolution June thirtee
eighteen hundred and thirty nine, and ff
article treaty of May sixth. eighteen hundr,
and fifty-six, two Thousand three hundred a
, fifty six, two thousand three hundred Al
four dollars.
For this amount, to enable tho Secreta
ofthe Interior to carry into effect the prov
ions of the ninth article of the treaty of Ju
! four, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, with t
= Delaware Indians, by a division Of mon
and stocks held by the United States in tr,
. for them, between the twenty Delewares "
4 have elected to become citizens and the resid
of said nation, twenty two thousand sey
hundred and fourteen dollars and twenty q
= cents; of which eight thousand nine hundu
and thirty dollars and sixty nine oeuts sh
;. be deducted from the money credits ofsaid
!. ton, and thirteen thousand seven hundred =
a seventy seven dollars and fifty six cents,
be taken equitahly from their several kiudl
n stock, shall be transferred to the Secrsts
= | of the Treasury, and become tho pronertv