Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-20

| and for pay for suitable teachers per eleventh
article treaty October twehty-six, eighteen hun
dred and fftyrfve. twothousand Eve hundred
T. Fortwelfth of twenty instalments for the Gun
ployment Of o blacksmith, carpentef,. farmer,
and aphysician, who shall furnish medicine fol
the sick per trestysJune twenty-sixth, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fyc, four Thousand SIX hum
Il For supportIof q smith and aearpehter shop,
and to provide the necessary tools therefor, ave
hundred dOllarssbo9W osfe - glen1 ~ n 1
TABEGuAcHE BAND OF UT UTAH a. III Is
;-sas ,,,,li,Ey - -DIANS,sFi0 .sngPOgK
| For the eighth of ten insfalments for the pur-
chase of goods, underline direction of the See
rotary of the Interior, per eighth arGicle treaty
OF October seven, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, and Senate amendment of March twenty
i've, eighteen hundred and sixty-fsuE ten thou
sand dollars. .lzroO ennszgB> ed! ~ bsire1
For the eighth of5ten instalments. per- eighth
article of said treaty, for the purchase of pre-
visions, under the direction of the Secretafy OF
the Interior, ten thousand dollars.siiqsol GiFss
essary for blacksmith shop, As per tenth article
OF said treaty two thousand and twenty dollars.
IL For pay,of blacksmith and assistant MS per
same article Of same treaty, one thousand one
hundred dollars y1sN seniha99ozq 2Eiwoliol
For Insurance, transportation and general in
cidental expenses of the delivery OF goods pro-
visions and stock, as per same article of same
treaty. two thousand dollars fogiets;ss sssig S;t
TABEGU ACHE, MUACHE, CAP0TE,F WE
EMINUCHE, YAMPA, GRAND RIVER
AND UINTAH BANDS OF UTES.
For pay dfetwo carpenters, two millers,, two
farmers, and one Blacksmith as per fifteenth
ARTICLE treaty ,ef March two, eighteen hundred
and slxty-sight, nine thousand dollars 20 ~
For pay of two teachers, per same article, two
thousand dollars heiiihT' h7i'''t 4 slH =
Fer the purchase of iron and steel, and the
necessary tools for blaeksmith's shop twoshun-
dred and twenty dolla IS ..-aa5,l .as,-
For third Of thirty instalments to be cxpend-
ed under the direction of the Secretary Of the
Interior, for clothing, blankets, and such other
articles as he may think proper and necessary,
under eleventh article of same treaty, thirty
thousand dollars .a2o'd : - "i'f
For annual amount, to. be expended under
the direction of the Secretary Of the Interior
in supplying said Indians with beef mutton,
wheat, -four, beans, and potatoes, as pertweifth
article treaty, thirty thousand dollars ..I,e1T
For insurance and transportation of goods as
may be purchased for said Indians, seven thou
sand five hundred dollars. Lie1id.tah1ss y ~
.iUMPQUAS, cow CREEK .BAND.ll -
For eighteenth of twenty instalments in
blankets, clothing, provisions, and stock, per
third article treaty September nineteen, five
hundred and fifty dollars soa s9sIT ssFT
AND CALAPOOLAS OF IMP
QUAVALLEY, OREGON; h,asil6e
For second Of five instalments of the fourth
series OF annuity for beneficial objects to beck;
pended ms directed by the President, per third
article treaty November twenty-nine, eighteen
hundred and fifty-four, one thousand dollars.
For seventeenth oftwenty instalments for the
pay of teacher, and purchase of books. and
stationery, per. sixth article treaty Noyember
twenty-nine, eighteen Hundred and ffty-four,
one thousand four hundred and fifty dollars. 60
WICHITAS, AND OTHER. AFFILIATED
BANDS, AND INDIA Ms IN COUNTRY
LEASED FROM CH0CTAWS. I7'9 Sat
For this amount to be expended in such
goods, provisions, = and other articles as the
President may from time to time determine. I'M
eluding insurance, and Transportation thereof
in. instructing in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicine and medical at
TENDANCE care for and support of the aged, sick,
and iIifrm, for the helpless orphans Of said In
dams, and in any other respect to promote their
civilization, comfort, and improvement, forty
thousand dollars. .,f.r. Ma, Z e..
WALLA-WALIA CAYUSE. AND UNA,
- 81'f T1LLA TRIBES TOT" -"
For second of FIVE instruments of third series,
to be expended under the direction Of the Pfesi-
dent, per second article treaty June nine eigh-
teen hundred and ffty-fve, four thousand dol
For twelfth Of twenty instruments for Che I
chase Of all necessary mill fixtures and mechani!
cal tools, medicines, and hospital stores, books
and stationery for schools, repairs of school
building, and furniture, and for employees,
three thousand dollars. isaJ
For twelfth of twenty instalments for the pay
and subsistence ofone superintendent of farm,
ing operations, one farmer, two imillers, one
blacksmith, one wagon and pillow maker, one
carpenter and Joiner, lonezphysician, and two
teachers, per fourth article treaty June nine,
eighteen hundredoands fifty I'VE, eleven thou
sand two hundred dollars r1'sN nbo> b'eJ 9?l
Fertwelfth oftwenty instalments for the pay
-ofeach ofthe head chiefs Of the Walla-W alia,,
-Ceyusc, and Umatilla bands, the sum Of five
hundred dollars per annuni, per nth article
treaty June nine, eighteen hundred fand Fifty
five, one thousand five hundred dollars.fEv lHiG
s.,s -c,i ,WINNEBAG0ES.s IN y Hs1bl
For interest on eight hundredan ninety-fye
thousand four hundred and ninety-three dol,
lars and fifteen cents, at five per centum,y per
fourth article treaty November one, eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven and joint resolution
July seventeen, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, forty-four thousand seven hundred and
seventy -four dollars and sixty-six cents
- Fer twenty fifth Of thirty instalments of i'm
terest on seventy-six thousand one hundred and
sixteen dollars and ninety-two cents, at five per
centum, per fourth articie treaty October thir-
thousand eight hundred and five dollars and
eighty-four cents. }. z4RB. syux EsE
! For interest on one hundred and seventy-nine
thousand and ninety-eight dollars and sixty
three cents, at I'VE per eentum, 10 De expended
terror. for the erection. of houses Improvement
of their allotments of land, purchase Of stock,
AGRICULTURAL implements seeds, and other bene-
fetal purposes, eight thousand nine hundred
and ffty-four dollars and ninety-three cents.
persons of one million dollars, placed to the
credit of said Indians on the books of the treas
uryl as per fourth article of the treaty Novern-
Der ione, eighteen hundred and thirty-seyen,
five hundred and thirty-one persons, one hum
bred and four thousand five hundred and six
dollars and eighfy-fye cents. ~
For the proportion of one hundred ahd sixty
hefsons or eighty fl ve thousand dollars placed
to tie credit Of said Indians the books of the
treasury las per fourth article treaty October
thirteen, eighteen bundled and forty-six, whole
number one thousand five hundred and thirty
thrcs dollars and eight cents.E ~ .9tft Res Y
FL the proportion of one hundred, and sixty |