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

For fourth OF ten instruments second seriss TO be
paid to them or expended for their benefit commence
ing with the year in which they shall remove to and
settle and reside upon their reservatsd, per fourth
article treaty Of April nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and nfty-eight, forty thousand dollars.
Tor transportation OF goods one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
SIOUX ON THE MILK RIVER RESERVATION.
For this amount, to be expended in such goods,
provisions and other useful articles the President
may from time to time determine, inc uding trans
portaton, in instrucng iu agricL tural and mechan-
ical pursuits in providing employees, educating chill
dren, procuring medicines and medical att .udaDce,
care for and support of the aged sick, and nrm, for
the helpless orphans of said Indians, and in any
spect to promote their civilization comfort, and i'm
proyement, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
WALL-PAH-PEE TRIBE OF SNAKE INDIANS.
For first of ten instslments to be expended under
the direction of the President as per seventh article
treaty of August twelfth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nve, one thousand two hundred dollars.
SKLALLAMs.
For third of five iustalments on sixty thousand
dollars, (being the fifth seres undcr the direction Of
the President, per fifth article treaty Of January
thousand four hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instalmens, for the sup
port of agricultural and industrial school and for
pay for suitable teachers, per eleventh article treaty
OF October twentysixth, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For thirteenth f twenty instruments for the en-
ployment OF blacksmith, carpenter farmer, and
physician, who shall furnish medicine for the sick
and fifty five, four thousand six hundred dollars.
For support OF smith and carpenter shop and to
provide the necessary tools therefor, five hundred
dollars
TABEGUACHE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS.
Tor ninth Of ten instruments for the purchase Of
goods, under the direction Of the Secretary of the
Interior per eighth article treaty of October seventh
eightsen hundred and sixtythree and Senate amend
| meAt of March twenty eighteen hundred and
| sixty-four. ten thousand dollars.
For ninth of ten insallnents, per eighth article
of said treaty. for the purchase of provisions under
the direction of the Secretary OF the Interior,
thousand dollars.
For pay of blacksmith as per tenth article of same
treaty, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For transportation and general incidental expenses
of the delivery Of goods, provisions, and stock
lars.
TABEG UACHE, MUACHE, CAPoTE, WEEMIN-
UCHE, YAMPA, GRAND RIVER, AND UIN-
TAlI BANDS OF U1ES.
For pay of two carpenters two millers, two farm
ers and one blacksmith, per fifteenth article treaty
of March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-eght,
nine tn 1usand dollars.
For pay of two teachers per article of same
| treaty, two thousand dollars.
For the purchase of iron and STEEL and the neces-
| sary tools for blaeksmith's shop two hundred and
| twenty dollars.
For fourth of thirty instruments, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior
for clothing BLANKETS, and such other articles he
may thi proper and necessary, under eleventh ar
tic of same treaty, thirty thousand dollars
For annual amount to be expended under the di-
rection Of the Secretary of the INTERIOR in supplying
said Indians with besf, mutton wheat, -four beans,
and potatoes as per twelfth article same treaty thirty
thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods as may be purchased
for said Indians, seven thousand dollars.
TETON SIOUX.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may DO
necessary to purchase subsistence and clothing for
the Teton and other bands If Sioux in the vicinity Of
Fort Peck Montana Territory, and for such other
objects the Secretary of the Interior with the
aJOff1 Jay,fr ia ID
vsable to promote the civilization and improvement
of said Indians ave hundred Thousand dollars. But
of such portions of said bands only and for sush time
as. they maintain friendly relations to the United
States.
UMFQUAs, Cow CREEK BAND)
For nineteenth OF twenty instruments in blankets,
treaty of September nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and ffty-three, i've hundred and fifty dollars.
UMPQUAs AND CALAPOoIAs OF UMPQUA
VALLEY, OREGON.
For third OF 1--WE ailments of the fonrth series
annuity, for beneficial Objects to be expended di-
ree.ea py .4e rresiuSnG per thlra arscis treaty OF
four, one thousand dollars.
For eighteenth Of twenty instruments for the pay
er sixth article treaty Of November twenty-ninth
eighteen hundred and fit, -four, one thousand four
hundred and nifty dollars.
wALLA.wALLA, CAYUSE, AND UMATILLA
TRIBES
For third of Ave instslments of third SERIES to be
expended under the direction of tho President per
second article treaty of june NINTH eighteen hundred
and ffy-fve, four thousand dollars.
+ For thirteenth Of twenty insalments, for the pur-
chase of all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical
TOOLS medicines and hospital stores, books and sta
tonary for schools, repairs Of school bu ldidg and
furniture. and for employees, three thousand dollars
Por thirteenth of twenty insallments, for the pay
and subsistence of one superintendent Of farming
operations, farmer, tive millers, blacksmith
o3e wagon and plow maker, ons carpenter and joiner
one physician, and two teachers per fourth article
treaty of june ninth eighteen hundred and fifty five
eleven thousand two hundred dollars.
Gf 81 m sn5d n s sV sr
and Umata bands the sum of five hundred dollars
per annum, Fer fifth article treaty of June ninth,
eighteen hundred and ffty-hve, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
WrICHITAs. AND OTHER AFFILIATED BANDS,
AND INDIANS IN COUNTRY LEASED FROM
CHOCTAWS.
visions. and other articles the President may from
tine to time Determine, including transportatiou
thereof in nstructing in agricultural and mechani-
cal pursuits in providing employees educating chill
dren procuring medicine and medical attendance,
care for and support OF the aged, sick, and nnrm
for the helpless orphans of said indians and in any
her respect to promote their civilization comfort
and improvement fifty thousand dollars.
wINNEBAGoEs.
Fer intere It ON eight hundred and eighty-.ix thou
SAND nine hundred and nine dollars and seventeen
CENTS at five cenum per fourth article treaty of
November first eighteen hundred and thirty-sevsn,
and joint resolutions Of July seventeenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, forty-four thousand three
hundred and forty-five dollars and forty-six cents.
For t@enty-sxth Of thirty instalments of interest
seventy five Thousand three hundred and eighty
seven dollars and twenty-eight cents, at Ave per
centum Fer fourth article treaty of October thir-
tcenth, eighteen hundred and forty-sx, three thou
sand Eeyen hundred and sixty-nne dollars and thirty
| six cents.
For interest on scvcnty-eight thousand and thtee
IraA I1Ila
per centum, to be expended under the direction of
tie Secretary of the Interior, for the erection of
| houses, improvement of their alotments of land,
purchase of stock, agricultural implmeents, seeds,
and other beneficial purposes, three thousand nine
hundred and seventeen dollars and two cents.
For transportation OF goods, three thousand dol
lars.
For this amount, to be expended under the drec-
ton of the Secretary of the INTERIOR such times
| and in such sums as he shall deem expedient and
necessary for the benefit of the Winnebago tribe of
Indians in improving their lands, purchasing stock
| and agricultural implements, erecting houses, pro-
vidi!g schools, and in any otherway promoting their
civilization and comfort, the said amount to be taken
from the sum In the treasury OF the United States
belonging to said tribe, one hundred thousand dol
| aTs.
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior to carry
into effect the ninth and tenth sections of the act Of
July fifteenth. eighteen hundred and seventy, maxi
ing appropriations for the current and contingent
penses of the Indian departr emit. and for fulfilling
treaty sipulaons with various Indian tribes for the
year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sew
| enty-ons, am for other purposes, i'll the manner
therein provided, ten shousand and seventy one dol
lars and eghty-fo cents and that the minor chill
dren of Sophia Foyes shall be taken and deemed as
within the purvew of said sections and shall through
lawful guardian, be entitled to the benefits thereof
| and it is hereby declared to be the intention and
meaning of said ninth and tenth sections to authorize
aa direct the Secretary OF the Interior to to be
PATENTED to each and every Wtnrebago Indian, law
fully resident in the State of Minnesota at the date
of said act in accordance with the conditions OF said
| two sections. an allotment of land who have not
heretofore received the same in eiiapity as provided
III the treaty of April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
| fifty mine.
YAKAMA NATION.
| For third Of five nstaments. of third SERIES for
beneficial Objects under the direction of the Presi
dent. per fourth article treaty of Jure ninth. eigh
| teen hundred and ffy-hve, six thousand dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty instruments for the sup
tnral and industrial school, keeping in repair school
buildings and for providing suitable furniture, books
and stationery, per h article treaty of June NINTH
| eighteen hundred and ffty-iye, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instruments, for the en-
pl yment of one superintendent of teaching and two
teachers, per fifth ~rtice treaty OF June NINTH eigh
teen hundred and ftyfve, three-t thousand two hun
| dred dollars.
For thirteenth CT twenty instruments for the en-
ployment Of one superintendent of farming and two
| one gunsmith, one carpenter, and enc wagon and
| Ilow maker, per fifty article treaty of June NINTH
eighteen hundred and ty-fve, eleven thousand four
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty instruments, for keeping
| in repair saw and Touring mills and for furnishing
the necessary tools and fixtures, per fifth article
treaty of June ninth eighteen hundred and ftyfvc,