New Orleans Republican., 1871-07-14

chase of provisions, under the direc ti0n o.
the Secretary of the Interior, ten thousand
dollars fa I5.sf -
For the purchase of iron, steel, and tool
necessary for blacksmith 8 shop, as per tentl
article of said treaty, two hundred and
twenty dollars. sI,t3s s}fE
For nav of blacksmith and assistant. al
Der same article of same treaty, one thou
sand one hundred dollars.
For insurance, transportation, and gen
eral incidental expenses OF the delivery Of
goods, provisions, and stock, as per same
article of same treaty, two thousand dol
lars. -., .-...
TABEGAUCHE, MUACHE, CAPoTE
WEEMINUCHE. YAMPA. CRANE
RIVER, AND UINTAH BANDS OF
UTES.
For pay of two carpenters, two milIers
two farmers, and one blacksmith, as pei
fifteenth article treaty of March two, eight
cen hundred and sixty-eight, nine thousand
dollars.
For pay OF two teachers, per same article
two thousand dollars.
for the purchase of iron and steel, and
the necessary tools for blacksmith's shop,
two hundred and twenty dollars
For third of thirty installments, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Secretary
of the Interior, for clothing, blankets, and
such other articles as he may think proper
| and necessary. under the eleventh article OF
same treaty, thirty thousand dollars.
For annual amount, to be expended un-
der the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior, in supplying said Indians with
| beef, mutton, wheat, -four, beans, and
| potatoes, as per twelfth article same treaty,
| thirty thousand dollars
| For insurance and transportation of
| goods as may be purchased for said In-
dians, seven thousand five hundred dol
| lars.
UMPQUAS Cow CREEK BAND).
For eighteenth of twenty installments in
blankets, clothing, provisions, and stock,
per third article treaty September nine
teen, eighteen hundred and tiftv-three,
five hundred and fifty dollars.
UMPQAS AND CALAPOOIAS OF
UMPQUA VALLEY, OREGON.
| For second of five installments of the
fourth series of annuity for beneficial OBJ
| jects, to be expended as directed by the
President, per third article treaty Novem-
her twenty-nine, eighteen hundred and
| fifty four, one thousand dollars.
| For seventeenth of twenty installments
! for the paw of II teacher and purchase of
books and stationery. per sixth article
| treaty November twenty nine, eighteen
| hundred and fitty-four, one thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars.
WICHITAs, AND OTHER AFFILIATED
BANDS, AND INDIANS IN COUNTRY
LEASED FROM THE CHOCTAWS.
| For this amount, TO be expended in such
| goods, provisions. and other articles as the
| President may from time to time deter
| mine, including insurance and transporta-
| ton thereof in instructing i'll agricultural
and mechanical pursuits, in providing EN-
| ployes, educating children, procuring medi-
| cine and medical attendance, care for and
| support of the aged, sick and intirm, for the
helpless orphans of said Indians, and in any
| other respect to promote their civilization
comfort and Improvement forty thousand
| dollars.
WALLA-WALLA, CAYUSE, AND UNA
TILLA TRIBES.
For second of five installments of third
series to be expended under the direction
| of the President, per second article treaty
June nine, eighteen hundred and tfty-tive,
four thousand dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installments for
the purchase of all necessary mill fixtures
and mechanical tools, medicines, and hos
pital stores, books and stationery for
| schools, repairs of school building, and fur
niture, and for employees, three thousand
dollars.
For twelfth of twenty installments for
| the pay and subsistence of one superintend-
ent of farming operations, one farmer, two
millers, one blacksmith, one wagon and
plOw maker, one carpenter and joiner, one
physician, and two teachers, per fourth arti-
Gle treaty June nine, eighteen hundred and
| fitJy-tive, eleven thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For twelfth of twenty installments for
| the pay of each of the head chiefs of the
Walla- Walla. Cayuse, and Umatilla bands,
the sum of five hundred dollars per annum,
per fifth article treaty June nine, eighteen
hundred and tifty-tive, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
WINNEBAGOES.
For interest on eight hundred and ninety
five thousand four hundred and ninety
three dollars and fifteen cents. at five per
centHm, per fourth article treaty November
one, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven,
and joint resolution July seventeen,
eighteen hundred and sixty two, forty y-four
thousand seven hundred and seventy-fOur
dollars and slxty-six cents.
For twenty fifth of thirty installments of
interest on seventy-siX thousand one hun
dred and sixteen dollars and pinety-twO
cents, at five per centum, per fourth article
treaty October thirteen, eighteen hundred
and fortySix, three Thousand eight hun
dred and five dollars and eighty-fOur
cents.
For interest on one hundred and seventy
nine thousand and ninety-eight dollars and
siXty-three cents, at five per centum, to be
expended under the direction of the Secre
tary of the Interior, for the erection of
houses, Improvement of their allOtments OF
land, purchase of stock, agricultural inn
plements. seeds, and other beneficial pur-
poses, eight thousand nine hundred and
tifty-tOur dollars and ninety-three cents.
For the proportion of one hundred and
sixty persons OF one million dollars, placed
to the credit of said Indians on the books
of the treasury, as per fourth article OF the
treaty November one, eighteen hundred
and thirty seven, whole number OF the
tribe being one thousand five hundred and
thirty-one persons, one hundred and four
thousand five hundred and six dollars and
eighty-hve cents.s
For the proportion of one hundred and
sixty persons of eighty five thousand dol
lars, placed to the credit of said Indians on
the books of the treasury, as per fourth ar
ticle treaty October thirteen, eighteen hum
dred and tOrty-six, whole number one thou
sand five hundred and thirty-One, eight
thousand eight hundred and eighty-three
dollars and eight cents.
For the proportion of one hundred and
sixty persons of two hundred thousand dol
lars, placed to the credit of said Indians on
the books of the treasury, being the amount
in part taken from their tribal funds to pay
the expenses of their removal from Mime
sofa, provided for in public act number one
hundred and eighty seven, approved July
fifteen, eighteen hundred and seventy, whole
number one thousand five hundred and
thirty-One, twenty thousand nine hundred
and one dollars and thirty seven cents.
The foregoing amounts for said one hun
dred and sixty persons are appropriated
from the sums respectively named standing
to the credit of the Winnebagoes on the
books of the treasury, and shall be deduct