Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-21

said Indians in Uintah Valley ten thousand
/ -, WYOMING TERRITORY. = - r
For the general incidental expenses of the
Indian service IN Wyoming Territory, presents
| of goods, agricultural implements, and Other
articles, and to assist them to locate oin parma.
nent aeodes, and sustain themselves by the
pursuits OF civilized life, to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
twenty Thousand nollarsa Inss ,sl7oAs Tisdt lla :
For transportation, and necessary expenses OF
as trSs ot ap%RsS na Js roysSH the
| thousand dollarsl90 Ls1D is nooh791lsoyshfs's
For this amount or so mulch thereof as be
necessary, to pay the expenses of the commits
sion OF citizens serving without pay, appointed
6y the President under the provisions of the
fourth section of the act Of April ten eighteen
| hundred and sixty-nine, the sum- of fifteen
! thousand dollars and said commission is heref
by continued with the powers and duties here
| tofofe provided by law: Proridcd,2 That here
| after no payments shall be made by any officer
OF me United states TO contractors for, geods or
supplies Of any sort furnished to the Indians, or
for the transportation thereon, or for any build
lngs or machinery erected or placed on their
reservations, under or BY Write of any contract
entered into with the Interior Department OF
any branch thereof on the receipts or certificates
OF the Indian agents orr superintendent for
such supplies, goods transportation, buildings.
or machinery beyond fifty per cent. Of the
amount due until the accounts and vouchers
shall have been submitted tol the executive
pointed by the President of the United States.
and organized under the provisions of the
fourth section of the ae of April ntenth leigh
teen hundred and sixty5nine, and tbestIird SEQ
ton of the act approved April fifteenth, eigh-
| teen hundred and seventy. for examination. re-
visa, and approval; and itshal be the duty Of
said beard of commissionersa without urneces-
sary delay, to forward said accounts and youch-
ers so submitted to them TO the Secretary of the
Interior, with the reasons for their approval or
disapproyal of the same in whole or in part,
attached thereto: and said Secretary shall have
power to sustain, set aside, or modify the action
of said board, and cause payment to be made
or withheld as he may determine.
For this amount, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary, for the purchase of provisions for
Red Clouds band, of Sioux Indians, to- relieves
their present wants, and to subsist them until
July first, eighteen hundred and seventy-one,
one hundred and sixty-fve thousand dollars:
Proctded, That so much of the amount hereby
appropriated as may be necessary shall be used
to reimburse the Subsistence department, for
supplies furnished BIZ that department. under
the direction of the Presidentlef JandafyStwenL
ty-third, eighteen hundred and seveiity-oheol Il
For this amount to carry on the work of inc
structing and aiding the Indians of the Central
SUPPLEMENTARY in the arts Of civilization with
view to their self-support, to be expended UNI
der the diiectionof Secretary of the Interioa
forty thousand dollars, or SO much, thereof as
he may deem necessary. 'n'
The Secretary of the Interior is hereby ati-
thorized to defray the expenses Of delegations
of Indians visiting the city, of Washington by
authority of the United States, subsequently to
the first day of January, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one, and to purchase presents for the
members thereof, out of the amount remaining
unexpended on the thirty first day of Deem
Der, eighteen hundred and seventy, Of the sum
of fifty thousand dollars appropriated by reso-s
luton number one hundred and ,ten,, entitled
"A resolution to pay expenses of delegations of
Indians visiting tho city of Washingtonsp APP
proved July thirtesnh, eighteen hundred and
IAN act making appropriations forthe current
and contingent expenses of The Indian depart
ment, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with
various Indian tribes eferD the year, ending June
for other purposes" approved July fifteenth,
eighteen hundred and seventy, which is as fol-
lows, viz For this amount, or SO much there
of as may be necessary fer Subsistence of the
Vavajee Indians in New Mexico, for the year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sew
enty, to be expended under the direction Of the
Secretary of the Interior, seyenty-iye thousand
dollars" be, and the SAME Is hereby, amended
by striking out the words eighteen hundred
and seventy" and inserting in lieu thereof the
words eighteen hundred and seyenty-one." SIT
For this amount, to enable the Secretary of
the Interior to pay Alvin, N 7Blaekidge for
services rendered and money expended in, TAX
ing the census of the Cherokee Indians, under
the provisions of the twelfth article Of the treaty
of eighteen hundred and sixty-six, with said In-i
dams, nine hundred and thirty-eight dollars.
and ffty-fve cents.
For this amount or so much thereof rs may
be necessary, for the removal fCthe Kickapool
and other American Indian tribes rowing on the
within the Territories Of the United States, and
for their settlement and subsistence on such res
ervations forty thousand dollars. uil.iuri-a D.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, to enable the Secretary of the In
terror to cause settlements to he made with all
money due incompetent or orphan Indians, per
act of July five, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, Statutes at Large, volume twelve, pages
five hundred and twenty-nine and five hundred
and thirty. i've thousand dollars. -
For surveying such reservations in Oregon,
under treaty stipulatiohs, as may be rendered
necessary, twenty thousand dollars. e38D
For the erection or purchase, at the discretion
of the Secretary of the Interior, of suitable
buildings for the Upper Missouri agency, near
Fort Berthold,i provided the same shall be ne
cessary, eight thousand dollars. .lqmFT
For this amount, or SO, much thereof as-asy-
be necessary, to defray the, expenses Of determ-
lining the location and re-marking with suitable
monuments and establishing the position of the
ninety-sixth. meridianIwestT longitude from the
State of Kansas to the north line of the Greek
country, in the Indian Territory, FIVE thousand
dollars; and this amount, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary. to pay the expenses OF hold,
Seminole, and Choctaw and Chickasaw In
dians, in the Indian Territory, as provided by
the treaties with said tribes IN eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, for the fiscal year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy two thir-,
teen thousand FIVE hundred dollars; Proridsd,
That any other Indian tribe permanently locat-
ed in said Indian Territory shall be, and Is here
by, authorized to elect send to said general
councip' one delegate and in addition one dele
gate for each one thousand indians or fraction
of a thousand greater than FIVE hundred, being
members of such tribe. on the sane terms and
conditions and WITH the sa%s Tgn5s ana pr
provided for delegates oftlc tribes hereinbsfore
mentioned, and a sufficient sum to pay the per
diem and mileage Of such, additional delegates
IN nSFsSf sRp1 ON TRUST FUND sToctKs,
y.