The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-14

belonging to tse Chikasaw Incompetents one hundred doiiars.
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds belonging to the CnOctaw general fund, thirty four thousand seven hundred and fourteen dol- lars and twenty nine cents.
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds be- longing to the Creek orphans, six thousand four hundred and twentty-hree dollars aud tour- teen cents.
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds be- longing to the Delaware general fund sllr- 5sO
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds be-. longing to the Iowas, S3, 34O
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds be- longing to the Kaskaskias, PeOrias, Weas and Pisnkeshaws, S6,070
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds be- longing to the Menomonees, nine hundred and fifty dollars.
 For interest on certain stocks and bonds belonging to the OtawAs anu Chippewas, two hundred and eightyone ollars and forty. three cents.
 For interest on certain stocks and bond belonging te the Pottawatomies education fund, three thousand three hundred and fifty dollars
 For this amount or so much thereof as may be necessary 10 enable the Secretary of the Interior to collect bands If kickapoo or other Indian ns rowing on the borders Oi Texas and Mexico, and to locate and subsist them in the Indian Territory, twenty, five thousand dol~ lars.
 For this amount or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the expenses ot hoidIng a "general council of the Cherokee Creek, Seminole, and Choctaw aui Chickesaw Indians in the Indian Territory ss prOvidet by the treaties with said tribes in l766, SlO,000: Pro vided, That any other Ind an tribe permau- antly located in said Indian Territory shall be, and is hereby, authorized to elect and send o said general council" one delegate, and in addition one delegate for each one thousand Indians or traction of a thousand greater than five hundred, being members of such tribe, on including right to compeusa,ion, as IS provided for delegates of th- tribes herein before mentioned, and a sufficient sum to pay the per diem and mileage oi such additional delegates is hereby appropriated: And pro-, vided further, That the Secretary of the lnte- rior shall not call any such council if objected ts by said Indians, nor until after the adjOnrn- mens of the present session of Congress
 
 agricultural implements, live stock, seeds, and sO forth and for the erection of houses for the Indians in the northern superintendency, to Fe distributed among the different tribes at the sum of S5U.OO0 me 1niHrinr fL@
 For the support of Industrial and other schools among the Indian trIoes cot otherwise provided, for, to be expended under the direc- ton Of the Secretary of the Interior, one hua, dred thousand dollars
 For this amount, to enable the Secretary of the Interior to pay for goods issued by $. E. Ward t0 Indians at Fort Laramie by order of the Indian peace commis ioners in May and June, 1868, $8,000.
 For payment for goods issued as presents by John E. Iappan, by direction of General AL fred Suy, to the Kiowa Indians at Fort Lar ned, Kansas, in July, eightee hunmed and slxty-eight, at the time ofthe delivery ot tao white captves held by them, the sum of one thousand one hundred and one dollars and sixty five cents.
 For this amount, or so much thereof as may ba necessary to pay the expenses of the remo- val of stray bands of Potiawatto tomi- and Winne sago ladians in Wisconcln from lh-ir preset homes in that State to the tribes to which they respectively belong as follows:
 For transportation and subsistence of one thousand Winnebagoes from Wisconsin to Ne | braska, at fifteen dollars each, fifteen thousand dollars.
 For transportation of five hundred Chippe was, intermarrie with them, from Wisconsin to the Indian country south of Kansas at ,br y dollars each, $2l ,0OO
 To enable the Seere. .ary of the Interior to pay that amount found due by the Interior D,part- ment, June nine eighteen hundred and sixty nine. to R. | Taylor, for berdng ca tie. three hundred and thirty one dollars and nine iy-seVen cents
 For thisamount to enable the Secrstary of the Interior to pay for egal service rendered by Messrs, Thomas P FenIon and James $. Emery, attorneys at-aw, in 1865 aud subse suenty, in defending suits ins,itueu against the United States officers in Kansas. relating to the rights and property of Indians, by direc tion of the Interior Department, S2. GOO Ii Provided, That this amount shall be received l n full satisfaction for said indeo edness. Pro- vlded, That upon annui'ies and interests off trust funds provided by treaties no taxss shall1 in any case be assessed or collected, Sec, 2 And be 1t further enacted Tb., {