The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-07

For transportation and necessary cost OF delivery Of
annuity and provisions for Cbippewas OF Lake Supe-
rior, three Thousand dollars,
CHIPPEwAs OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
For sixth of ten instruments of the second series in
money, per fourth article treaty Of October fourth
eighteen hundred and forty-two and eighth article
treaty of September thirteth, eighteen hundred and
fftyfour, and third article treaty of Nav seventh
eighteen hundred and sixtyfour, four thousand one
hnndred and sxy-six dollars and sixty-seyen nts.
For sixth OF ten instruments of the second series,
for the pay OF Two carpenters per fourth article
treaty of October fourth eighteen hundred and forty
we and eighth article treaty of september thiretn
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, and third article
treaty OF May seventh, eighteen hundred and SIXTY
four, four hundred dollars.
For sixth OF ten nstalments of the second series IN
goods, per fourth article treaty OF Octooer Iourt,
eighteen hundred and fory-two, anu eigntn article
treaty OF September thirtieth eighteen hundred ana
fifty -four and third article treaty OF May seventh,
eighteen and sixty-four, three thousand five
~ iii nf + u instruments of the second SERIES
fr s,,uor Of schools, per fourth article treaty of
Oetoler four Ii, eighteen hundred and forty-two and
rth article treaty of September thirteth eighteen
bmnIreJ aud ffty-four, and third article treaty of
MAY SEVENTH eighteen hundred and sixty four, six
hulrei aud sIxty-six dollars and sxty-seven cents.
For sixth of Ten instaments of second series, for
the purchase of provisions and tobacco, per fourth
article treaty of October fourth eighteen hundred
and fortytwo and eighth article treaty of September
tartieth, eighteen hundred and ftyfour, and third
article treaty OF May seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty-fpur. six hundred and sixty-seven dollars and
sixty-seven cents.
F,r sixth III instaiments Of the second series,
for the support of NO smiths shops, including the
pay two smiths and assistants and furnishing iron
AMI STEEL per fourth article treaty of October fourth
eighteen hundred and forty two, and eighth article
treaty of September thrtieth eighteen hundred and
iifty-four, and third article treaty of May seventh
| eighteen hundred and sixty-for, six hundred and
| sXty-seven dollars and siyty-seven cents.
For sixth OF ten insalments Of the second SERIES
for pay of two farmers, per third article treaty
May seventh eighteen hundred and sixty four three
hundred and thirty-three dollars and thirty-three
cents.
For eighteenth of twenty instruments of annuity, in
money, per third article treaty OF February twenty
second eighteen hundred and twenty thou
roy last Of twenty-six instruments, to be paid the
Cippewas of Mississippi per third article treaty Of
| August second. eighteen hundred and forty-seven
one thousand dollars.
rIr nIln on ten instalments, for the support Of a
school schools upon said reservation, in accordance
with third article treaty of March nineteenth eight
cen hundred and sxty-seven, fonr thousand collars
For firth ften instamsnts, to be expended in pro-
noting the progress of the people i'll agriculture and
assisting them to become self sustaining in accord
with third article treaty Of March nineteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen six thousand dol
lars.
For fifth of ten instalments, for the support of
physician in accordance with third article treaty of
March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sxty-sev-
! en-, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For fifth of ten instalments, for the purchase of
necessary medicines in accordance with third article
treaty Of March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-segen, three hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of delivery
of annuities and provisions for the Chippewas Of
Mississippi in accordance with sixth article treaty of
|
three thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI, PILLAGER
AND LAKE WINNER AGOSHISH BANDS OF
CHIPPEWA INDIANS.
For ninth of ten instruments, to furnish said In
dians with ten yoke of good work-oxen, twenty log
chains, two hundred grubbing-hoes, ten plows ten
ggindstones, one hundred axes (handled) twenty
spales, and other farming implements, per fifth ar
ticle treaty of May seventh eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, one thousand five hundred dollars
Mdr se ps oi aw1 t one thousand eight
eight hundred dollars four farm laborers two thous-
AMI four hundred dollars; physician, one thous-
and two hundred dollars and medicine for the SICK
five hundred dollars per fifth article treaty of May
seventh eighteen hundred and sixty-four, seven
thousand seven hundred dollars
For this amount, to be applied toward the support
of saw-mill, to be built for the common use Of the
Chippewas OF the Mississippi and the Red Lake and
Pembnl bands OF Chippewas, as per sixth article
treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, one thousand dollars.
For pay of services and travelling expenses of
board of visitors to CONSIST of not than three
persons, to attend the annuity payments to the In
dams, and to inspect the fields buildings, mills and
osher improvements as stipulated in the seventh
tcle treaty of May seventh, eighteen hundred and
sxty-four, not exceeding any one year more than
twenty days SERVICE at live dollars per day. or more
than three hundred miles travel, at cents per
mile four hundred and eighty dollars.
For pay Of female teachers employed on the reser-
one thousand dollars.
BAGOSHISH BANDS.
For eighteenth of thirty instaments of annuity in
money, per third article treaty of February twenty
second, eighteen hundred and fty-ive ten thousand
six hundred and sixty six dollars and sixty six cents.
fer eighteenth of thirty instruments of annuity, in
goods, per third article treaty of February twenty
second, eighteen hundred and fifty fve eight thous-
For eighteenth of thirty instalmens, for purposes
of utility per third article treaty of February twen
ty-second, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, four
thousand dollars.
For eighteenth Of twenty instruments for purposes
of education, per third article treaty of February
twenty second, eighteen hundred and fifty five three
| thousand dollars.
| CHIPPEwAS OF RED LAKE AND PEMBINA
TRIBE OF CHIPPEwAS.
For this amount, as annuity, to be paid per CAPITA
to the Red Lake Band of Chippewas, during the
pleasure of the President per third article treaty of
October second, eighteen hundred and sxty-three,
twelfth eighteen hundred and sixtyfour, ten thous
| For this amount, to the Pembna band of Cnippe-
was, dnrng the pleasure of the President, per same
treaty, five thousand dollars
For ninth of fifteen instruments for the purpose of
supplying the Red Lake band of Chippewas with gill
ling Irvine, cotton matter, calico, nsey, blankets,
such other useful articles and for such other useful
purposes may be deemed for their best interests,
per third article supplementary treaty of April
twelfth eighteen hundred and sixtyfour, eight thou
sand dollars.
For ninth Of fifteen instruments for same objects,
Tor Pemona band of Chippewas per same treaty,
four thous md dollars.
For ninth OF fifteen instruments, for paw of one
blacksmith, one physician, who shall furnish medi
cine for the sick, one miller, and one farmer, per
fourth article OF same treaty, three thousand nine
hundred dollars.
For min tn of fifteen instruments for the purchase of
iron and STEEL and other articles for backsmithing
purposes per same treaty as above one Thousand five
hun1ret dollars
For ninth OF fifteen instruments, to be expended
for carpenterng, and other purposes, per same
treaty, one thousand dollars.
NTH nf&
OF board of visitors to consist of not more than
three persons to attend the annuity payments of the
be paid not m re than five dollars per day for not
more than twenty days service, and ten cents per
mile for not more than three hundred miles travel
three hundred and ninety dollars.
For transportation of annuity goods and provis-
ions, and iron and steel for blacksmiths, for the
Chippewas Of Red Lake and Pembina tribe, two
CHoCTAws
For permanent annuity, per second article treaty
OF November sixteenth, eighteen hundred and five,
ami thirteenth article treaty of June twenty
eighteen hundred and ifty-fve, three thousand dol
lars.
For permanent annuity for support OF light horse
men, per thirteenth article of treaty Of October
eighteenth eighteen hundred and twenty, and thir-
cen hundred ami fifty-six six hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, for support of blacksmith,
per sixth article treaty of October eighteenth, eight
cen hundred and twenty ninth article of treaty of 4
January twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty
five and thirteenth article Of treaty of June twenty
seionu eighteen hunureu ana ntty-hve, SIX hundred
dollars.
For permanent annuity for education, per second
article treaty of January twentieth eighteen hundred
and twenty-five, and thirteenth article treaty of June
twenty second, eighteen hundred and fifty -ive six
Thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity of iron and Steel per ninth
ar cle treaty of January twentieth eighteen hundred
and twenty-five, and thirteenth article treaty of
June twenty eighteen hundred and fifty-fye
three hundred and twenty dollars.
For interest on three hundred and ninety thousand
two hundred and ffty-seven dollars and ninety-two
cents, at five per centum per annum, for education
support of the government and other beneficial pur-
poses, under the direction of the general council of
the Choctaws in conformity with the provisions con-
tanned in the ninth and thirteenth articles treaty
January twentieth, eighteen hundred and twenty
fve and treaty of June rwenty-second eighteen hun
dred and fty-fye, nineteen thousand five hundred
and twelve dollars and eighty-nine cents.
CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS OF IN
DIANS IN MIDDLE OREGON
For third of five instruments third SERIES for bene-
fetal Objects per second article treaty of June twen
ty-iifth, eighteen hundred and fty-fve four thous-
and dollars.
For thirteenth of fifteen instruments for pay and
subsistence of QUE farmer, one blacksmith, and one
wagon and pillow maker, per fourth article treaty of
June twenty-fth, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
three thousand five hundred dollars.
Fer thirteenth of twenty instalments, for pay and
subsistence of one physician, sawyer, one miller
one superintendent of farming operations. AMI one
schoolteache per fourth article treaty of Jnne TWEEN
ty-ifth eighteen hundred and fftv-ive, five thous-
and six hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty instalments, for salary of
the head chief of slid confederated bands per fourth
article treaty of June tweaty-tth eighteen hundred
las, a ,,l-al IAIIar