Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17

ele treaty tventy-fourth September. eighteen
hundred and nrty-ssven, thirty thousand dol
Forsupport oftwo manual labor schools, per
third article treaty September twenty four,
eish'een hundled and nfty-seven, ten thousand
For ray OF one farmer, two blacksmith., and
two apprentices, one miller and apprentice, one
sspssnesf and two teacher I'VE thousand seven
TOT pay OF physician and purchase OF medi-
eipts, one thoueand doIlars.
Tor me purchase OF iron and steel and other
For the purchase OF fsrmins utepsiis And
stock, twelve hundred aolIarr.
re. Iepsr OF grist and cav mills, three hun
For transportation and insurance. an. 49,.
ssry cost Of delivery OF annuities for the Pa
pees, two thousand dollars.
PONCAS.
For eighth Of ten instsiments, (second .erie.
to be paid TO them or expended Tor their benent
ten thousand dollars
pleasure OF the President In furnishing such aid
and assistance In agricultural and rnechsxicsl
pursuits, including the working Of the mill, as
p1ovieSed ny second article Of the treaty Of
eight. a. the Secretary Of the Interior may con-
sider advantageous and necessary, seven thou
sand i've hundred dollars.
For this amount, or 30 much thereof ~ may
be necessary, 20 be used at the discretion Of the
President, 10 carry on the work OF aiding and
inst uctlng the Poncss in the arts OF civilization,
u
sistence and clothing, ten thousand dollars.
POTTAwATOMIEs.
For permanent annuity In silver, per fourth
Article treaty third August, seventeen hundred
and ninety-hve -four hundred and eighteen dol
lars and thirty-fve cents.
For permanent annuity In silver, per third
article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and nine, two hundred and nine dollars
For permanent annuity in silver, per third
article treaty second OCTOBER, eighteen hundred
and eighteen, one thousand and forty 1--we dol
lars and eighty.seyen cents.
For permanent annuity in money, per second
article treaty twentieth September, eighteen
hundred and twenty eight, eight hundred and
thirty.sx dollars and sky mine cents.
article treaty twenty ninth July, eighteen
hundred and twenty nine, elk thousand sir
hundred and ninety three dollars and nfty-
For life annuity to chief, alexander Robin
sen,) per third article treaty Of October twenty,
eighteen hundred and thirty-two, and third ar
tiele treaty September twenty-siI, eighteen
ndred and thfrty-three, Eve hundred dollars:
Prorided, That satisfactory evidence shall hs
shown TO the Secretary Of the Interior that the
said chief provided for by said articles 10 still
liyirg.
For educational purposes, i've thousand dol
lars.
For permanent provision for payment OF
money, in lieu Of toeacco iron, and steel, per
second article treaty twentieth September,
eighteen hundred and twenty eight, and tenth
article Of the treaty or the eth and seventeenth
June, eighteen hundred and forty-six, one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars and nfty cents.
For permanent provisions for three black
smiths and as.istants, and for iron and steel Cor
shore, per third article treaty sixteenth Octo-
Der. eighteen hundred and twenty sig, second
article treaty twentieth September, eighteen
hundred and twepty-eight, and second Article
treaty twenty ninth July, eighteen hundred
and twenty nine, one thousand one hundred
and seventy nine collars and seventy-four
cents. -.-
For permanent provision FOR nfty barrels OF
salt, per second article OF treaty twensy-ninth
July, eighteen hundred and twensg-nine one
hundred and eighty three dollars and three
cents.
For interest on two hundred and sixty eight
thousand nine hundred and ninety~eieht DOL
lart and seventeen cents, at five per centum, in
treaties of June five and seventeen, eighteen
hundred and forty-siI, thirteen thousand four
hun dred and forty-nine dollars and ninety
cents.
For this amount to be charged to the Potta-
Natomie fund, 10 enable the President OF the
United States 20 carry out the provisions Of the
third article of the treaty OF November fifteen,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one with the PottR-
wstomie Indians, as modified by the treaty OF
March twtnty-nine- eighteen hundred and sixty
six, by paying to those two hundred and nfty
embers Of the tribe who have elected to be-
come citizens, in accordance with said article,
the proportion OF the cash value of the PottA-
wstomie annuities TO which they are entitled,
one hundred and thirty-two thousand three
hundred and fifty six dollars and sixty-nve
cents, or so much thereof as may be necessary
TO comply with the provisions Of raid treaties,
OF which amount forty five thousand eight hun
dred ard seventy-one dollars and ffty-six cents
or so much thereof may be necessary, IL
hereby Appropriated in coin, as contemplated
IN treaties OF November fifteen, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one, and March tventy-nine,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six. And the Sec
Rotary OF the Interior Il hereby authorized 10
sell two hundred and fifty twenty oue-hun-
dTed-and-eightIetb parts OF the several classes
of bonds originally held before the distribution
made 10 the six hundred Pottawatomies by act
OF July twenty seven. eighteen hundred and
snty-eight) by him in trust for and belonging To
said Pottawatcmie Indians, and pay the pro-
ceeds thereof without any deduction, in com
piiance with the provisions Of said treaties, il
b ing the share of the above mentioned two
hundred and Fl fly persons in the bonds belong
ing TO said Indians.
PoTTAwAToMIES OF HURON.
Fortpermanent annuity ,fn money or other
wise, per second article treaty November seven
teen. eighteen hundred and seven, four hun
dTed dollars.
QUAPAwS.
For this amount, to be expended in such
eoods, provisions, and other articles a. the
President may from time TO time deter mine,
including insurance and transportation thereof,
in instructing in agricultural and mechanical
purs uifs, IN providing employees, educating
, children, procuring medicine and medical at
tendance, care for and support Of the aged,
sick, aud infrm. for the helpless orphans OF
said Indians, and In any other respect to pro-
mote their civilization and improvement, two
thousand six hundred and sixty dollars.
QuENAI-ELT AND QUILLEH.UTE IN
DfANS.
For the second Of five instruments on twenty
five thousand dollars (being the first series) for
beneficial objects, under the direction OF the
President, per fourth article treaty OF July one.
eighteen hundred and fifty nve, one thousand
dollars.
For twelfth OF twenty instruments for the
support OF an sgricultura al and industrial school,
and for pay Of suitable instructors, per tenth
article treaty July one, eighteen husdred and
hfty-Gye, two thousand i've hundred dollars.
For twelfth OF twenty instruments for support
OF smith and carpenter shop, and 10 provide the
necessary tools therefor, per tenth article
hesiy July one, eighteen hundred and ffty.fire,
i've hundred dollars.
. For twelfth OF twenty instruments for the
employment Of blacksmith, carpenter, and
farmer, and a physician, who shall furnish
medicines for the sick, per tenth article treaty
July one, eighteen hundred and fifty five, four
thousand one hundred collars.
RIVER CROWS.
( For this amount, to he expended for such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
Precedent from time to time may determine,
including insurance and transportation thereof,