New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-03
eighteen hundred and fifty four nine thou
sand dollars.
PAwNEES.

PAWNEES.
For perpetual annuity, at least one half
of which is to be in goods and such arnci les
as may be deemed necessary for them, per
second article treaty of September twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and ffty-seyen,
thirty thousand dollars.
For support of two manual labor schools
per third article treaty of September TWEEN
ty-fourth, eighteen hundred ana nifty
seven, ten thousand dollars
For paw of one farmer, two blaeksmIths
and two apprentices, one miller and ap~
prentice, one engineer, and two teachers,
five thousand seven hundred and eighty
dollars.
For pay of physician and purchase OF
medicines, one thousand dollars,
For the purchase of iron and steel anu
other necessaries for the shops, five nun
dred dollars.
For the purchase of farming utensils ana
stock. one thousand two hundred dollars
For repair OF grisu and saw mills, three
hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost OF
delivery of annuities for the Pawnees, TWO
thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
NAV be necessary, for the erection OF Two
schooIhouses for the use and benefit OF the
Pawnee tribe of Indians, including dor
nitories for the children attending the
manuel labor school, and for providing
school furniture, four thousand five hun
bred dollars
For this amount, or so much thereof as
NAV be necessary, for the employment OF
three teachers and two assistant teachers,
and providing the schools with fuel, books,
and stationery, three thousand nine hun
bred dollars.
PoNCAs.
For ninth of ten instalTments Second
series), to be paid to them or expended for
their benefit, ten thousand dollars.
For this amount, to be expended during
the pleasure of the President, in furnishing
such aid and assistance in agricultural and
mechanical pursuits, including the working
of the mill as provided by second article
treaty of March twelfth, eighteen hundred
and sixty eight, as the Secretary of the In
terror may consider advantageous and
seven thousand hye hundred
dollars.
For this amount, or SO much thereof as
NAV be necessary, to be used at the dis
erection of the President, to carry on the
work of aiding and instructing the PoGcas
in the arts Of civilization, with view TO
their self-support, and for subsistence and
clothing, ten thousand dollars.
PoTTAwAToAIIEs.
For permanent annuity, in silver, per
fourth article treaty of August third, sew
9nteen hundred and ninety-fve, four hun
1red and eighteen dollars and thirty-tVe,
cents.
For permanent annuity, in silver, per
bird article treaty of September thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and nine, two hundred
md nine dollars and eighteen cents.
For permanent annuity, ID silver, per
bird article treaty of October second,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, one thou
and and forty-fve dollars and eighty-seYen
3ents.
For permanent annuity, in money, per
econd article treaty of September twein
ieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight,
light hundred and thirtysix dollars and
iXty-nine cents.
For permanent annuity, in specie, per
econd article treaty of July twenty-ninth,
Eighteen hundred and twenty nine, SIX
thousand six hundred and ninety-three g
lollars and tifty-eight cents.
For educational purposes, five thousand
L0llarE
For permanent provision for payment Of
1Oney, in lieu of tobacco, iron and Steel
er second article treaty of September
eighteen hundred and twenty
light, and tenth article treaties ct LHna
fth and seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
orty-six, one hundred and twenty-five dol
ars and fifty cents.
For permanent provisions for three black
miths and assistants, and for iron ard s-eel
Or shops, per third article treaty of 0c-
ober sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
wenty-six, second article treaty of Septem-
er twentieth, eighteen hundred and twen-
y-eight, and second article treaty of July
wenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and twenty
inc, one thousand one hundred and seven
y-nine dollars and seyenty-four cents.
For permanent provision for fifty barrels
salt, per second article treaty of july
Tenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and twenty
inc, one hundred and eighty-three dollars
nd three cents.
For interest on two hundred and sixty
ght thousand nine hundred and ninety
ght dollars and seventeen cents, at FIVE
ar centum, in conformity with provisions
article seven OF treaties of June fifth
Id seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
rty-slx, thirteen thousand four hundred
I'd torty-nine dollars and ninety cents
For this amount to enable the Secretary
the interior to carry out the provisions
the third article Of the treaty with Pot
Watomle Indians of November fifteenth,
ghteen hundred and sixty-on as modi~
ID by the treaty of March twentv-niEe,
ghteen hundred and sixty-six, by paving
those members OF the tribe who are en-
leo thereto under said treaty provisions
pro rata share of their tribal funds, fiftv-
UT thousand nlnety-ni dollars and thir-
en- cents.
For this amount to enable the Secretary
the Interior to carry out the provisions
the fourth article of the treaty with pot
Watom1es OF November fifteenth. eighteen
ndred and sixty-one, as modified bv the
7aty OF March tWenty-nine, eighteen hun
ed and slxty-slx, by paying to those mem
rs OF the tribe who are entitled to allot-
3hts OF eighty acres of land each the cash
Tue OF the same, estimated at one dollar
acre, the SAID amount to be reimbursed
m the proceeds of the sales of the Pot
"atomle lands, seven thousand two hun
81 dollars; making in all sixty-one th0u-
III Two hundred and ninety.nine dollars
d thirteen cents.
POTTAWATOMIEs OF HURON
'of permanent annuity, in money or
erWise, per second article threatv nj
Temoer seventeenth. eighteen hundred
l seVen' four hundred dollars.
QUAPAws.
'or education, during the pleasure of tho
9sldent, one thousand dollars.
or blacksmith and assistants. and +oors
and steel for blacksmith's sh0D. ono
,usand and sixty dollars.
or one farmer, during the pleasure N
PRESIDENT, six hundred dollars.
UI-NAI-ELT AND QUIE-LEu-UTE INDIANS
or third of five installments on twer+7
, thousand dollars (being the first seria:}
beneficial objects, under the direction
resident, per fourth article treaty ~
Ifst' eighteen hundred and fftv-fvo
thousand dollars 7-'F0'
VI Cnlfteenth OF twenty instalIments for
support OF an agricultural and industriaI
,oI, and for pay of suitable instrno+;a,.
tenth article treaty of July first otc.I5'
hundred = and fifty-fye, two tboHs5nG
hundred dollars No~H@hu
)r thirteenth Of twenty installmnr+z H.
BORT OF smith and CARPENTER gIo- 0'' 1oI