New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-06
GENERAL NATURE-N0. III

dian department. and tor fulfilling treaty
stlpulations with various Indian tribes,
for the year ending Juno thirty, eighteen
hundred and seventy three, and 10Y ether
purposes.
Be ii enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tire United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be. and they ara hereby,
appropriated, cut Of any money III the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, TOR
the purpose Of paying the current and con
1ingent expenses Of the Indian department,
and fulfilling treaty stlpulations VILE the
various Indian tribes:
For pay of eight superintendent Of In
dian affairs, namely Two superintendent
for the tribes east Of the Rocky mountains
one for Oregon one for the Territory Of
Washington; one for the Territory ot New
Mexico; one for California; one for the
Territory Of Arizona; and one for the Ter
ritory Of Montana, nineteen Thousand one
hundred dollars.
For pay Of 6IXty-e1gnt agents o. lndian
Five tor the tribes in Oregon, viz: Warm
Springs, klamath, Grand R0nde, SIietz and
Umatilia agencies;
Three for the tribes in Washington Terri
tory, viz; Neah Bey, Yakima, and 5. kO-
Three Tor the tribes in California viz:
Hoopa Valley, Round Valley and Tulc
Two for The tribes in Nevada, Viz Pi-Ute
and Walker River, and Pyramid Lake
agencies;
Two FOR the tribes in Idaho, viz Eez
Perez and Fort Hall agencies;
-Four for the tribes in Montana, viz: Flat
Heads, Black Feet, Crow, and MIX River
agencies
Nine for the tribes in Dakota, viz: Whet-
stone, Yankton, PoDca, Upper Missouri,
Grand River, Cheyenne River, Fort
Berthold, ,Sisseton, and Devils Lake agen
cies;
Two for the tribes III Wyoming, viz: Red
Cloud ShoshOne, and BannOck agencies;
One for the tribes in Utah, viz Uintab
Six for tho tribes in New MEXICO, viz
Albi0uin, Navajo, Cimmeron, Mesealer0,.
Apache, Southern Apache and Pueblo
agencies;
Two for the tribes II Colorado, viz: Los
pinos and White river agencies;
Six for the tribes in Nebraska, viz: Great
Nemaha, Omaha, Winnebago, PGwnee,
Otoe and Santee agencies;
Three for the tribes in Kansas, viz: Potta-
watomie, Kaw or Kansas and hickap0o
agencies;
Ten for the tribes in the Indian Territory,
viz: Sac and Fog, Qnapaw, Noosho- kjowa
and Comanche, Upper Arkansas, Wichita,
Cherokee, Creek, ChOCtaW and ChiCkasaw
and Seminole agencies;
One for the tribes in Minnesota, viz. Chip
pewa agency;
One for the tribes in Iowa, viz: Sac'and
Fox Of Iowa agency;
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin, viz
Green Bay and LaPonto agencies;
One for the tribes in Michigan, viz: Mack
jnac agency;
One for tho New York Indians, viz: New
York agency;
-Four for the tribes in Arizona, viz: Pap
ago, Colorado River, Pima and Mapicopa,
and MOguis Pueblo agencies, one hundred
and two thousand dollars; provided that it
shall be the duty Of the President to dis
pense with the services Of such Indian
agents and superintendent herein men
toned as may be practiCaOle and where it |
is practicable he shall require the same
person to perform the duties Of two agen-
cias or superintendencies for one salary.
For pay Of special agent for the G0ship |
Western and Northwestern bands OF Sho- |
sh0nes, in Western Utah and Eastern Ne |
Yada, one thousand five hundred dollars,
Flo" three sub-agents one for the tribes in 7
Oregon, viz: Alesea spb-agency; and TWO
for the tribes in Washington Territory, viz:
Inlalip and Quinaielt sub-agencies, three
dollars.
For pay of clerk to superintendent for
California, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars
For temporary clerks to snperiuteudents,
six thousand six hundred dollars.
Forpay of ninety iu-epDratprs IA f9I1oqrs.
Twenty-6ne for THE tribes In Oregon and
the Territories of Washington. Utah and
New Mexico, ct five hundred dollars each:
thirty-siE for the tribes elsewhere at four
hundred dollars each; seventeen extra for
the tribes elsewhere, al four hundred dollars
each; three for the Indian service in Utah,
at five hundred dollars EACH one for the
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For octIIai eynnnsos i,o,,rraa o,,d +1,,,,
nav hereatter he ipcrrra nv ohtnnrS III
he Indian denartmant in the rasena If
Prisoners from Indian t1ibes aH9 rat',gri,,I
hem to their homes, and for eynprses inri,
lent to the arrest and confinement within
ho territory of the United States. nv order
# such officers, OF persons CHARGED VIII
trimes against Indians five thousand dol
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.gra,,t l4's,atHS lItaellng'
es If Observation-Disclosures and agents, ona nf
heir offices. lift, thnrs9Dd dollars
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AfAolit-s' Nlo"AS AND SoMANCitS.
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