The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-01

F0F Six SUP agents. Four ior tue
tribes In Oregon, and two for the tribes
in Washington Territory, six thousand
dollars.
For pay Of clerk to superintendent
for California, one thousand eight hum
dred dollars.
For temporary clerks to superin-
tendent, six thousand six hundred
dollars.
For pay Of ninety interpreters, as fol-
lows: Twenty-one for the tribes in Ore
gon and the Territories of Washington,
Utah and New Mexico, at Eve hundred
dollars each; thirty-six for the tribes
elsewhere, at four hundred dollars;
seventeen extra for the tribes else
where, at four hundred dollars each;
three for the Indian service in Utah,
at Eve hundred dollars each; one for
the Shoshones and one for the Utahs,
at one thousand dollars each; one for
the Sisseton, aud Wahpeton bands of
Sioux, four hundred dollars; and one
for he Sacs and Foxes of the Missis-
sippi, now in Tama county, Iowa, four
hundred dollars; nine for the Indian
service In the Territories of Arizona,
Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming, and the
State Of Nevada, at Eve hundred dol>
lars each; In all, forty thousand i've
hundred dollars.
For buildings at agencies, and re-
pairs of same, ten thousand dollars.
For vaccine matter and vaccination
of Indians, including deficiency for
current fiscal year, eve thousand dol
liars
For presents to and provisions for
Indians, ten thousand dollars.
For the manufacture of medals for
Indians, five thousand dollars.
For actual necessary expenses in
Cured, and that may hereafter be in
CURED, by officers of the Indian de-
partment, in the rescue of prisoners
from Indian tribes and returning them
to their homes, and for expenses incl
dent to the arrest and confinement
within the territory of the United
States, by order of such officers, of
persons charged with crimes against
the Indians, Eve thousand dollars.
For contingencies, including travel
ing, incidental, current and contingent
expenses of superintendents and
agents, and of their Offices, thirty.
eight thousand five hundred dollars.
APACHES, KIOWAS, AND CON-
ANCHES.
For fourth of thirty installments as
provided TO be expended under the
tenth article of the treaty of October
twenty-one, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, concluded at Medicine
Lodge Greek, in Kansas, with the Kio-
was and Comanches, and under the
third article of the treaty of same date
with the Apaches, thirty thousand
dollars.
" For purchase of clothing, ss pro-
vided in the same treatise, twenty>six
thousand dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, sblack-
smith, miller, and engineer, five thou
sand two hundred dollars.
For pay of physician and teacher,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For last of three installments, as
provided in the same treaties, to be ex-
pended in presents to the ten persons
of the said tribes who, in the judg-
ment of agent may grow the most val
hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods five thou.
| sand dollars.
For purchase of seeds and agricultu-
raj implements to be furnished each
head of family or lodge who intends
| to commence cultivating the soil, (say
one hundred families ten Thousand
| dollars.
APACHES OF ARIZONA AND NEW
MEXICO.
For this amount, to be expeHded un-
| der the direction of the President, in
| collecting the Apaches of Arizona and
| New Mexico upon reservations, furnish
| ing them with subsistence and other
| necessary articles, and to promote
peace and civilization among them,
| seventy thousand dollars: Provided,
| That this appropriation shall be ex-
| pended only in behalf of those Indians
who go and remain upon said reserva-
tions, and refrain from hostilities.
ARICKAREES, GRoS yENTRES,
AND MANDANS.
For this amount, to be expended in
/ such goods, provisions and other arti.
| cles as the President may from time to
| time determine, including Insurance
/ and transportation thereof in instruct
ing in agricultural aud mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, edu-
eating children, procuring medicine
and medical attendance, care for and
support of the aged, sick and inirm,
for the helpless orphans of said Indi-
| ans, and in any other respect to pro-
1 mote their civilization comfort ami inn
/ provement, forty thousand dollars.
/ ASSINABoINES.
For this amount, to be expended in
| such goods, provisions and other arti-
cles as the President may from time to
time determine, including insurance
| aud transportation thereof, IN instruct
ing in agricultural and mechanical pur-
suits, in providing employees, educa.
| ting children, procuring medicine and
| medical attendance, care for and sup.
| port of the aged, sick and infrm, for
| the helpless orphans of said Indians,
/ and in any other respect to promo te
| their comfort, civilization, and inn
provement, thirty thousand dollars.
BLACKFEET, BLooDS, AND PIE
| CANS.
For this amount to be expended in
| such goods, provisions and other arti.
cles as the President may from time to
| time determine, including insurance
and transportation thereof, in instruct
/ ing in agricultural and mechanical
/ pursuits, in providing employees, edu-
4 eating children, procuring medicine
aud medical attendance, care for and
support of the aged, sick and inirm,
| for the helpless orphans of said Indians,
and In every other respect to promote
| their civilization, comfort and improve
| ment, fifty thousand dollars.
i CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLAS, AND
| CLACKAMAS OF WILLAMETTE
i VALLEY.
For the second installment of the
i fourth series of annuity for beneficial
objects, Eve thousand five hundred dol
lars.
CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOE5.
For fourth or thirty instaiiments pro-
| yided to be expended nnder tenth arti-
/ Gle treaty October twenty eight, eight
cen hundred and sixty-seven, twenty
| thousand dollars.
For purchase Of clothing, as per
same article, fourteen thousand i've
| hundred dollars.
For pay OF physician and teacher, as
per thirteenth article same treaty, two
thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For pay Of carpenter. farmer, black
smith, miller, and engineer, as per
same article, Eye thousand two hun-
dred dollars.
i For purchase of seeds and sgricuf-
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