The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-09

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| dian tribes and returning them to their homes,
and for expenses incident to the arrest and con-
| fnement within the territory OF the United
| States, by order of such officers of persons
charged with crimes against Indians, five thou
| sand dollars.
For contingencies, including travelling Incl
| dentel, current, and contingent expenses of SUI
| perintenden and agents, and of their offices,
1 fifty thousand dollars,
| APACHES, KIOWAS, AND COMANClIES
For nth of thirty instalments, rs provided to
| be expended under the tenth article treaty OF
| October twenty-flIst, eighteen hundred and six
| Kansas, with the Kiowas and Comanches, and
| under the third article treaty of same date with
the Apaches, thirty thousand dollars;
| Forpurchase of clothing, as provided in same
| treaties, twenty-six thousand dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer. blacksmith
| miller, and engineer, five thousand two hundre,,
| dollars.
| For ply of physician and teacher, tive thou.
| sand five hundred dollars
For transportation of goods, five thousand dol
| lara.
APACHES.
| For this amount, to subsist and properly care
| for the Apache Indians in Arizona and New
Mexico who have been or may be collected on
reservations in New Mexico and Arizona, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars Provided,
| That this appropriation shall be expended only
| in behalf of those Indians who 20 and remain
| upon said reservations and refrain from HOSTILE
| ties.
| ARAPAHOES, CHEYENNES, APACHES,
| KIOWAS, COMANCHES, AND " ICHITAS.
| For subsistence of the Arapahoes Cheyennes,
| Apache, Kiowas, and Comanche Indians, and
| Wichita Indians, tand transportation, of the
| same,) who have been collected upon the reserva
tons set apart for their use and occupation, two
| hundred thousand dollars.
ARICKAREEs, GRoS VENTURES, AND
| MANDANS.
| For this amount, to be expended in such goods,
provisions, and other artic'es the President
may from time to time determine, including
| transportation thereof, in instructing in agricu.
| turai and mechanical pursuits in providing en-
| ployees educating children procuring medicine
| and medical attendance, care for and support Of
the aged, Sick and nirm, for the helpless orphans
Of said Indians, and in any other respect
| to promote their civilization, comfort, and I'm
| provement, seventy.five thousand dollars.
| ASSINABOINES.
For this amount 10 be expended in such goods
provisions, and o. articles, the President
| may from time to time determine, .includidg
| transportation thereof, in instructing in agricu
| tural and mechanical pursuits, in providing em-
| ployees, educating children, procuring medicine
| and medical attendance, care for and support of
| the aged, si,k and infirm, for the helpless
| phi ms of said Indians and in any other respect
| TO promote their comfort, civilization and i'm
| provement, thirty thousand dollars.
BLACKFEET, BLOODS, AND PIEGANS
| For this amount, to be expended in such goods
| provisions, and other articles, as tn President
| may from time to time deter nine, including
| transportation thereof, in nstructing In agricul
| tural and mechanical pursuits, in providing en-
| ployees, educating children, procuring medicine
| and medical attendance, care for and support Of
the aged, sick, and nfrn, for the helpless orphans
| of said Indians, and In every other respect to
promote their civilization, comfort, and improve
ment, fifty thousand dollars.
| CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLAS, AND CLACKA-
| MAS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For third of five instalments Of the fourth
series of annuity, for beneficial objects, five thous
| and five hundred dollars.
| CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
For fifth of thirty instruments provided to be
| expended under tenth article treaty of October
| twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty
| seven, twenty thousand dollars.
| For purchase of clothing, as per same article,
| fourteen thousand five hundred dollars.
For pay of physician and teacher, per thir-
| tenth article same treaty, two thousand five
| hundred dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith
! miller, and engineer, as per same article, five
thousand two hundred dollars.
| For transportation Of goods for the Cheyennes
| CHICASAWS.
| For permanent annuity in goods, three thou
| sand dc liars.
| BOISE FORT BAND OF CHIPPEWAS.
| For seventh of twenty instruments, for the
support of one blacksmith and assistant, and for
toois iron and steel, and other articles necessa
| ry for the blacksmith shop, as per third article
| treaty of April seventh eighteen hundred and
| sixty six, one thousand five hundred dollars.
| For seventh of twenty lnstalments, for the
support of one school-teacher, and for the neces
sary books and stationery, as per third article
| treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred sixty
| six, eight hundred dollars.
| For seventh of twenty instruments for the in
| struction of Indians in farming, and purchase of
| seeds, tools, and so forth, as per third article
| treaty of April seventh eighteen hundred and
| sixty-six, eight hundred dollars
| For seventh of twenty instruments of annuity
| in money, to be pad per capita, per third ar
| ticle treaty OF April seventh, eighteen hundred
and s!xty-six, three thousand five hundred del
lars.
| For seventh of twenty instruments of annuity,
| in provi,ions, ammunition, and tobacco, as per
| third article treaty of April seN enth, eighteen
| hundred and sixty-six one thousand dollars.
For seventh of twenty instruments OF annuity,
in goods and other articles, RS per third article
| treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, six thousand five hundred collars.
| For transportation and necessary cost of de.
livery of annuity goods and provisions, per sixth
article treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six, one thousand hve hundred dol
| lars.
| CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
For eighteenth Of twenty ins tai N ents in coin,
per fourth article treaty Of Septem Der thrtieth
| eighteen hundred and fifty -four, five thousand
| dollars.
| For eighteenth of twenty instruments, lin goods
| household furniture, and cooking utensils per
! fourth article treaty of September thlrtieth,
| eighteen hundred and ffty-four, eight thousand
dollars.
| For eighteenth of twenty instruments, for agri-
cultural implements and cattle, carpenters and
article treaty of September thirteIn eighteen
| hundred and tifty.four, three thousand dollars
For eighteenth Of twenty instaments, fer
moral and educational purposes, three hundred
| dollars of which to be p i'd TO the Grand Portage
| bar d yearly, to enable them to maintain a
school at their village, per fourth article treaty of
| September tlirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty
four three thousand dollars.
For eighteenth of twenty instalnents, for six
smiths and assistants, per second and fifth arti
Giles treaty of September thirtieth, eighteen hun
bred and fifty -four, five thousand and forty dol
| lars.
| For eighteenth of twenty instaments, for the
4 support of six smiths shops per second and fifth
| articles treaty of September thirtieth, eighteen
| hundred and 1lfty-four, one thousand three hun
| bred and twenty dollars.
| For sixteenth of twen'y instruments for the
| seventh smith and assistant, and support of
shops per second and fifth articles treaty of Sep
TENDER thiriieth, eighteen hundred and fifty four
| one thousand and sixty dollars.
| For support of smith and shop, during the
| pleasure OF the President, per seventh and
| twelfth articles treaty of April seventh, eight
| cen hundred and sixty-siy, six hundred dollars
| For support of two farmers, during the pleas
| ure of the President, as per twelfth article
| treaty of September thirIie th, eighteen hun
! dred and fifty-f four, and seventh article treaty
| of April seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
| six one thousand two hundred dollars.
| For transportation, and necessary cost of
| delivery of annuity and provisions for Chip
| pewas of Lake Superior, three thousand dol.
| lars.
| CHIPPEwAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI