The Portland daily press., 1871-08-15

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s snI sist'-six dollars and iixty- ven eents.
l abe e nav OF Iuo carpenters, per fourth article
p s tuith october, eighteen handred and forty
eighth aea and ts,Rg
| treaty. seventh Nay. eighteen hundred anG sxty-
| ,oar' tour hundred 10 lars.
For fifth OF ten instalMents of the second serias in
goods per fourth article treaty ui tn October eight
cen hundl ed aud 1.-TWO, and eighth article frea
thireth September, eighteen hundred and ty-t uf
aid thiid article treaty seventh NAV .igh cen hun,
| dred and siXty-iour, three thousand Ave HUNDRED
| dollars wv ""s0
for n'tn OF ten iosalments OF the second SERIES
tor sufpor of schools per ouf article treaty. fouTt3
osoDer, egnteen hundred aud forty two and eighth
S Sshie treaty thrheth September, eighteen hun
,eu anu h!iy -four, and thrd article treat, sevenh
way, Sheen hundred and sxty-tour, six hundred
| SIN ystx dollars and sixty seven cents.
roi nith OF leu instruments, OF .eeond lies, tor
the luicLase OF provisions aid tobacco, per fourth
Article treaty lou tn October, eighteen hundred and
ttorty.,ws, and eighth article treaty ,hirteth Sep,
| article OF eaiy seventh May, eighteen hundred
and four, six hundred and sixty sevea dollars
and sixty seven cents.
For fiith of len mslalments OF the second series,
for the support TWO smiths shops, inclu ling the
| pay OF two smiths and assistants, and furnishing
iron and se,l per fourth article treaty fourth uco-
Der, eighteen hundred and torty-tAO, and eighth ar
| tcle treaty thireth september, eighteen bundled
and fl lty-tour and thru article treaty of seventh
May, eishteen bundled and sixty -our six hundred
and sixty -seven collars and sixty-se zen cents.
For filth OF len in,taimen;s Of the second series,
for pay OF two farmers, per third article treaty May
| seventh, eighteen hundred and siXty-tou", three
hundred anu .thirtyhree dollars and thir three
| cents.
| for seventeenth OF twenty nstament. OF annui-
| ty in money, per third article treaty Of twenty Sec
0nd February eighteen hundred and nifty live,
| twenty thousand dollars.
For twenty-ffh OF twen,y.sx instalme nts, to be
pa the hippewas OF Mississippi. per third article
treaty of August second eighteen hundl ed and forty
| seven, thousand dollars.
For fourth OF ten instruments, for the support O,
school or schools upon said reser alton in acco,S
n MAJ IN nj,
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, Jour thousand
promoting the progress OF the people in agriculture
anu assisting them to become self-shstaining in ac.
cordance with the third article OF treaty OF Narcb
nineteenth, eightsen hundred and sixty-seyep six
thousand dollars.
for fourth OF ten instruments for the support OF
| physician in accordance with third article treaty
| OF March nineteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-
| seven, one thousand two hundred dollars
FOR fourth Of ten iDstalpents, Tor the purchase of
necessary medicines IN accordance with third art-
/ Gle OF treaty March nineteen, eighteen hundred and
| sxty-seven, three hundred dollars.
| For Insurance, transportation, and necessary cost
Ut delivery Of annuities and provisions tor C6ippe-
was of Mississippi. in accordance with the sixth ar
ticie OF me treaty OF March n'neteen eighteen hun.
| bred ana sixiy-seven, one thousand five hundred
dollars
cRIPPkWAS or TIE MISSISSIPPI, pILLA-
GER mo LAKE WINNEBAGOSHISH
| BANDS or CHIPPEWA INDIANS.
For eighth of ten instruments to fur h said In
dams with ten yoke on GOOD work oxen twenty log
CHAINS Two hundred grueong hoes, ten plo~ s, ten
gtlndstones, one hundred axes, (handled) twenty
spades, ana other farming implements per fifth ar.
ticle Treaty May seventh, eighteen hundred and
sxty-four, one Thousand i've bundled dollars.
FOR the pay OF two carpenters, one thousand EIGHT
hundred dollars, and two blacksmhs, one thousand
elaht hundred dollars; tour iarm laborers. two
thousand Jour hundred dollars; one physician ons
| thousand two hundred dollars; and medicine tor
the SICK five hundred dollars per nh article treaty
Nay seventh. elgn'een hundred and slxty-our, sew
| For TINS amount, to be applied toward the SUD-
port OF asaw-mill, to be built for the common use
OF the Chilpewss OF the Mississippi and the Red
| Lake anu fembina bands OF Chippewa as, as per
| sixth article treaty Of May seventh eighteen bun
| dred anu sixty -four, one Thousand dollars.
| Fot pay OF services and travelling expenses ot n
board OF visitors, to consist OF more than three
persons, to atteni the annui payments 10 the Iu-
other improvements as stipulated in the seven ar
ticle treaty May seventh, eighteen hundred and six
twenty days service al We dsiaSs Der dsy or more
| than three hundred miles travel at ten cents per
| mile, four bundled amt eighty dollars.
For pay of female teachers employed on the reser-
vations to instruct Indian girls domestic econo.
| my. one thousand dollars.
cHIPPErAS; PlLLAGER, AND LAKE WIN
NEBAGOSISH BANDS,
| For seventeenth OF thirty instalments of apnni,v
in moneys per third article treaty twenty second
| February, eighteen huGdIed and ffty-fye ten thou
sand six hundred and sixty-six dollars and sxty-slx
cents.
For seventeenth of thirty instruments of apnuitv
10 goods, per thru article treaty twenysecond Feb.
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| sand dollars.
For seventeenth of thirty instruments for pur.
poses OF utility, per third article treaty twenty
| second feoruary, eighteen hundred aud fifty-fye
tour thousand dollars. o'
For seventeenth OF twenty instruments for pur.
poses OF eGucation per third article treaty twenty
second February, eighteen hundred aud fi;ty-Hye.
three thousand dollars.
CHiPPEWAS Or RED LAKE ANO PEMBLNA
TRIBE or ChLPPEWAS.
For this amount as annuity TO be paid per car,ta
10 the Red Lake band OF Lhippewas during the
pleasure of the President per third article frsaIy
second October eighteen hundred ard sixty-rbree
and second article supp emsntary to treaty April
lweive eighteen hundred and sixty -four ten thou
For this amount to the Pembna band of Gimme
vas, during the pleasure Of the President, per same
Treaty, five thousand dollars.
For eighth OF fifteen instruments for the purpose nj
supplying the Red Lake band OF ChIppewas with
gilling Irvine, cotton matter calico linsey blankets
such Other useful articles and for such other useful
purposes as nay be deemed their best in tel ests
April eighteen hundred and sixty-iour eight thou
| sand dollars
For eighth OF fifteen instalments Tor same objects
for Pembina band of Chippevas, per same treaty,
| Jour thousand dollars.
For eighth of fifteen instalments for pay OF one
blacksmith, one physician, who shall furn sh med.
| cine Tor the Sick one miller, and one farmer Der
fourth article OF same treaty, three thousand nine
For eighth of fifteen nstaments for The purchase
of iron and STEEL and other articles ior blacksmith
ing purposes, per same treaty as above, one thou
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For eighth OF fifteen instruments, to be expended
| for carpenterinz and other purposes, per same
| treaty, enc thousand dollars.
For eighth of fifteen instalments, to defray ex-
penses oil board OF visitors, to consist Of moro
than three persons, TO attend the annuity payments
of the said Chippewa Indians; each member of the
board to be paid not more than five dollars Der day
| for not more than twenty days service, and ten
cents per mile for not more than three hundred
miles travel, three hundred and nine " dollars
| For insurance and transportation OF annuity
goods and provisions, and iron and steel foi black
4 (rhinupWaq of 10 opI Dav h;
| na trite, three Thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be
nee seary to be used at the discretion of the Prss
dent, 10 carry on the work OF instrucng and aid
| ing the Chppewas OF Red Lake, the Pembna tribe
Chippewa agency mot including the Chippewas OF
Lake SUPERIOR, in the arts OF civilization with a
view to their seltsupport twenty thousand dollars
CHOCKTAWS.
For permanent annuity, per second article treaty
sixteenth November, eighteen hundred and Ave and
thirteenth article treaty twenty-secOnd June eioht-
cen hundred and fifty-fve, three thousand dollars,
For permanent annuity tor support OF light horre-
men, per thirteenth article treaty eighteenth Octo-
Der. eighteen hundred and twenty, and article thir
teen trestyttwenty second June, eighteen hundred
and fifty FIVE six hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity for support OF blacksmith
per sixth article treaty eighteenth October eighteen
hundred and twenty, ninth a. ticle treaty January
twenty, eighteen hundred and Twenty-Five and
thirteenth article treaty twenty second june eight
cen hundred and fifty five, six hundred dollars
For permanent annuity tor education, Der second
article treaty twentieth January eighteen hundred
and twenty-five, and thirteenth article treaty. tWen-
ty-second June eighteen hundred and fifty i've, six
thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity of iron and steel. Der
ninth article treaty twentieth January, eighteen
hundred and twenty -fve and thirteenth article of
treaty twenty-second june eighteen hundred and
| fily-6ve, three hundred and twenty dollars ~
For interest on three hundred aud min ety thou-
sand two hundred and ttyseven dollars and nnetv
Two cents at nve per centum per annum, tor educa-
tiOn, support OF the government, and other bene-
tciai purposes, under the direction of the general
council OF the Chocktaws, in conformity with the
provisions contained in the ninth and thirteenth ar
hundred and twenty-five, and treaty OF TWENTY
second Of June, eighteen hundred and fiIty-fiye
nineteen thousand i've hundred and twelve dollars
and eighty nine cents.
/ CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS OF
INDIANS IN MIDDLE OREGON.
For second of five instruments, third series, for
beneficial objects per second article treaty enty-
fifth June, eighteen hundred and ftty.fye fonr
thousand dollars.
| For twelfth of fifteen instruments for nav and suh
sistence o. one farmer, one blacksmith. and one
wagon and pow maker, per fourth article treaty
twenty-ffth of june, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, three thousand five hundred dollars
For twelfth OF twenty instruments for pay and
subsistence oil one physician, sawyer, one miller
one superintendent OF farming operations and one
schooteacher, per fourth article of treaty twenty
fifth June, eighteen hundred and ftty-fye i've
thousand six hundred dollars.
For twelfth OF twenty instruments for the salary
OF the head chief of said confederated bands Der
fourth article treaty twenty fifth June, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, five hundred dollars,
CREEKS.
For permanent annuity in money DER fourtb ar
tlce treaty seventh August, seventeen hundred and
ninety and fifth article treaty seventh August
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, one thousand five
hundred dollars
For permanent annuity in money, Der second ar
icle treaty sixteenth June, eighteen hundred and