Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-02
oEEIoIAL.
LAW = or THE UNITED STATES
assei at the Seooa Session Qf the Foriy-sseon
Congress.
TGENYRAl, NArUKK, No. oi.

and 1Or fulning treaty stlpu ations with various
indian tribes, for the year ing June hrty
eighteen hundred and seventy three, ana for OF, er
purposes.
bs enacted by III. Senate and House Of Represcntd-
,rs of tba Dtid States NJ fntTica IN coUgres, as
smbief That the following sums be-, and tney arc
hereby appropriated, out Of any money In the treas
ury not therWise appropriated ior the pu pOse of
having the current and contingent expenses Of tie
indian department, and fnlllng treaty AtipulatiDns
with the various lnd IN tribes;
COLLECTING AND LOCATING TIRE COLORADO
RIVER INDIANS IN AhlZ INA.
For completing the construction OF the irrgatlnp
canal on the colorado reserva ion in Arizona, twen-
~ thousand dOlars.
CHoCTAW AND cHIOKAsAN AGENCY, INDIAN
TEhhIToRY.
For this amount, or 80 much thereof as NAV he
necessary for the erection, ut New Boggy Depot IN
the Indian Territory, OF building TO be used as an
office for the agent IN the hOctaw and Chickasaw
Indians five thousand dollars.
INTEREST ON TRUST FUND STOCKS.
For payment of interest on certain asotracted
and non paying state stocks belonging TO various
Indian tribes (and held u trust by the Secretary OF
the nteTiOr,) iOr tn fiscal yer ending June thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy two viz:
For interest on the Cherok national fund, eigh-
teen thousand three hundred and twenty dollars.
For Inter st on the Cherokee schoOl-flnd, two
thousand Two hundred and thirty dol afs.
For interest On the Chickasaw nat onsl fund, If
tepn thousand one hupdred and forty dol ars
FOrl terest on the ChickAsaw incOmpetents fund,
one hundred dollars.
For II terest on the Choctaw general fund.- twenty
seven thousand dOlla &.
For interest on the Creek Orphans fund, four
thousand and fOrty-eight dOilars
For interest on the elHWafe general fund, nine
thousand seven hundred and ten dollars
For interest on the Iowas' fund, Two thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For interest On the Kasksskias, Wels, Peorias,
aud Piankeshaws' fund three thousand seven hum
dred and twenty-One dollars.
For interest on tile Kaskaskias, Weas, PeOras,
and Piankesha avs school, 'uld, one thousand four
hundred and f0rty-nlne dollar.
For interest on the MenomOhees fund nine hun
dred and afty collars
FOR interest on the otswas and Chppew as fund,
two hundred and thirty doars.
For interest on the POtaWatomeB educational
fund.- three thousand three hundred and nifty dOlla q.
For cont ngent expenses Of trust funds, three
thluBand dollars.
# shall be the duty of the Secretary Of the Int
Tl1r TO make careful inquiry intO the condition In
point OF civilization of the several tribes mentioned
In this act aBd shall report thereon In detail AZ the
next g. ssion OF Cong ess showing the progress o
such tribes respectively towards civilization, with
recommendations for such aid by furnish ng ami
mails and utensils for grazing and farming as may
appear useful.
For the removal OF theFlathead Indians to the
general or JOoko reservation, SET apart for said In
dlans by the treaty Of july slxteenth eighteen hum
dred aud nfty-1ve, according TO III order Of the
President, mad5 November fourteen h, eighteen
hundred and seyeniy-one, six thousand dollars
For the purchase OF goods and supple for the
Indian service in lieu OF such as may re lost or d.s
trOyed IN transportation by wafer, and only 10 be
used to the extent of such loss, twenty Thousand
do lars
For fulfilling treaty obligations OF the United
States with Wya d0tt Indiins, as provided in the
thirteenth article OF the treaty cOhCluned Fehlu
twenty-third, eighteen hundtud ard sxty-Sey n
The following amount, asCrrJIiled TO bs due b the
board Of COZ mssiOners appoutei by the Secretary
of the Interior rs per their report date March sec
Ond eighteen hundred and siXty-Dine, viz: taxes
unJlatly collected by the territorial guYernme' ut
Kansas In eighteen hundred and hity nine and
nifty nine and eighteen hundred and slXt 10 he re-
tnnded, elsven thou and seven hnnd ed and thr g
dollars and lfty cents; 10 onaUle tine WyandOttes
to establish themselves ia their new homes IN the
Indian Territory, i've thousa al dollars; II all, x
teen Thousand seven hundred and three dOilara and
nflysx cents, to be paid unuer the directl OF the
President OF the United st 'tes.
For this amount, to assist the Peoria, Kask Aklas,
WtB, and Piankesham Indians 10 establish theni-
selves IN their new homes the sid amount TO hs
taken from the Invested funn OF said COnieder4ted
trlbs In accordance with the stpud iJns contained
10 the twenty-fourtl aric; "f me treaty th these
and other tlthes Of dans o. February tw' nty-
third, eighteen hundred md sXt -seyen, twenty.
Thousand dollars.
SIC y That the Secretary OF hs Interior Is here
by authorized AID required 10 piead q and sutmit
10 Congress plan TOR equtaly eXtiGgusing, As far
as possible, The separate calnl4 upon the govern
ment OF the niied Stat.s iur unnuities and allow
ances .Of diminished indian uipe and also iur
providing on uniform Dais for all lndans whu
are collected at the same agency; - ordied That no
annuity, either vi money or goods, crowded for IN
this act shall be paid to trlUes which are at war
with the United ST tts.
she. 8. That the Secretary Of the Interior he and
he HEREBY 49, authorized 10 experd Tor the removal
of the Chippewa lndians % the White Ear,h Lake
reservation In Minnesota, for tn lr subsistence fOT
Blk months after their removal, and for Improve
mentA en- the said reservation, the ueXptnd3d bal
ance of appropriations heretofore made for such
removal, subsistence, and TO IN, aud now on the
books OF he Treasury Department, amounting IN
the aggregate. to hity-seVen Thousand and seventy
nine dollars aud tOrty-fObr cents
For this amount, Of so much thereof as may be
necessary, TO enable the Secretary OF the Interior u
carry on the WORK Of aiding aud iustructing the
Indians On the White Earth reservation, in MINES
Ota, In the ars OF civilizAt. II, with view 10 hei
seli-suppOrt, conditioned upon The assent Of the
Mississippi band OF ChppIWas first expressed IL
open council In the usual manner 10 the settle
ment of the Otter-Tail ia Il VI Pagers upon the
White Earth reservation, with equal rignis ia r. f.
pect tO the the lands within Its buuudarles twenty
ave Thousand dollars
SEC. 4. That he Secretary Of the Interior be, ant
he 10 hereby, authorized u his discretion, to appl
the balance on hand Of the apprOpr ton OF on
hundred thousand dollars, lnade uy tine act OF july
hfte nth, elghte hundetd aud seventy, entltet
Fan act for the support 4 Industrial and Ulhe
schools among the indian Tribes not ntnerwl pro
vidtd for and 80 forth, at such tines and for SUE
trlUes anu bands as III hlsi pnlOn, may ue required
Ftr TINS amuun', or 30 Huch iheIeOf as may u
necessary, opiy lhe eApeusesot holding genera
council Ut the ChcrOhUf, Cruek, SelIiuOlet hn
ChOelaw aud Chckasaw Indians IN tine lndlan Tel
lltoTy, as provided by the treaties with said lrDe
In eighteen hundred and sixty six, tOr the tlsca
year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred an
beVenty-thr9e, fourteen thousand GOilats, or
much thereof as may be necessary; 'ToVmed Tia
any other Indian tribe permanently located In sal
lnuian Territory shall be, and Is hereby, du huiza
to elect and send 10 said general council one deit
gate, aud, In addiuOn, OIe deleg 10 for each OI
thousand lneians, being mumbera of such tribe, o
tbs saIne terms all conditions, and Win the sam
rights and privileges, lnclndirg rlght colnpens'
luDefure mentioned; and Sufficient sum 10 pa
the per diem and mi cage Il such additional del'
Z tes Is hereby appropriated.
She. o. That tho PRESIDENT OF the united Stats
AMI tne Secretary o. lnte' Or are hereby authu
lied to make an apprais ment OF the E, h r0kt
lands dying west I tho nluety-siXth meridian
West Longitude, and west Of the lant OF tho Usat
lndans lii the Indian riiury, aud sOutl OF u
s,uheTn line Of the state Kansas, ceded to u
United States by the CherUkeu Indians under the
teaiy of July nineteenth. elghtet nuudred aid 81
ty-sl&, for the settlement Uf irt udly INDIANS, al
report the same to Congress: irOpided IhaL u
Secretary OF the Interior ~, and H. mere u.s. a
thOriZed TO negotiate with the SOU hern Cneyenn
aud ArapahUes for the REIMBURSEMENT OF the
Gle OF the treaty OF october tweniy-elguth ell hte
hundred aud siNty-seveu, out vi LhU ceaslon lna'
by the CherOkttA IN The treaty ut July nlneCethL
eighteen hundred and siAty'siX; such Itlnqllt
nent II obtained, To be III IOusluarntlnD OF a SUI
Clent and permauent location lOr the said CheJ Z
United States by tile Creeks AMI SShln0les Ill !
treaties OF Ma oh twenty igst aud June ftu teunl
eighteen hundred and siXiy-slX; aud That the >!
reUtAry report the aci1Un tuktn by MN uhueT VI
provision 10 Congress at Its lit xt session.
SIC. u. That the eCretaiy III the lt error DeI a
he hereby Is. Hu hOrIzed to CXpehd, iOr lhe fenoN
Of the Mtnnebago Indians, Ia WISCONSIN,, truln Tn
present homes IN that a 10 the Mlnneuago n
IrvatiOn, in Nebraska, or tO sucu other lOcAGlOn
may be selected for them, and for ihelr suDsstel
curing such remOVa, and at thtlr new homes,
sum of Jhlrty-siX thousand dO!la's, or So mu
lnereoI as m y be neeessaiS, appropriated ny acl
July 1ftt enth, eighteen hnndTru ana s-Nenly,
the removal OF stray bands Ot fottawdtOmles a
Minnebagoes from Wisconsin To The tribes 20 WIN
they respectiv belong,
SIC. 7. That 1t shall Je the duiy OF the seCreu
q the Interior 10 prepare and cause To he puDilsl