The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-16

Win thiui dfilule treaty OF March nineteen,
eighteen huudred and sixty-seyen, three hun.
drtsl dollars.
For iransportlon, and necessary cos. OF de-
liyey cfamuties and provisions for the Chip
newas of Mississippi, in accordance with
sixth article treaty Of March nineteenth.
eigh,een mlpdrc lNiil ixis-seven, liree thnr-
( s;p, ldaiars
CHIPPLWtS pt TIE MISC ssIPpI. Pr.
LAtf;.l,.iEI LAkENiNNnIS.Ns ISilISII
| nNAEs OF CIiIPPEw.iINLIANs.
iFpr ninth of ten instruments, to furnish
said Indians with ten yoke Of good work oxen,
twenty lng-chains, two hundred grubhing
hoes, ten plows, ten grindstones, one hundred
axes. thanded,j twenty spades, and other
Farming implements, pei. fifth article treaty Of
May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, one thousand live hundred dollars.
| For the pay oftwo carpenters, one thousand
! eight hundred dollars, and two blaSksmiths.
one ihopsands eight hundred dollars; four
flrm Jaborcrs iwp tho,isapd four hundred
dollars ;0nc physician, one thonsamitwoh hiiii-
drcd dollars; and medicine tor the sick, Axe
hundred dollars, per 9Th article treaty 0l
INLAY seventh, eighteen hundred M sixty
four, seven thonsand seven hundred dol
lars.
For this amount. 10 be arpiel toward the
support 0fa siw.mlll, to be built iur The com
mon nse Of the Chippcwas of the Mississippi
| and the Red Lake and Pemhina bands0 of Chip
pewas, as per sixth article treaty Of May sew
en,h, elgaicen hundred AMI sixty.fOur, one
Thousand dollars.
For pay Of services and travelling expenses
of u board of visitors, to consist Of not more
| than three persons, 10 attend the annuity
payments to the Indians, and to Inspect the
fields; buildings, mills, ami o:her improve
mcnts, as stipulated in the seventh article
treaty OF May seyealh, eighteee hundred and
sixty four, not exceeding any one year more
than twenty days seryi6e, At five dollars per
day, or more tianihree hundred mi les travel,
at ten cents per mile, four hundred and cigh-
| ty dollars.
For pay Of female tea'hcrs employed on the
reservation 10 instruct Indian girls in domcs-
tic cionemy, one thousand dollars,
CHIPPEWAS, PILI.AGER, AND LAKE
WINNEBAGOSaISH BANDS
For eghhceth ofthirty instruments OF annl,-
ity, in money, per third article treaty of Feb
ruary twcnty-setond, cnhieen hundred and
| tli;y-hyc, ten lhol,sand siN hrndieI and ixt,-
Fix dollars ard Siy'r->iv cents.
For eighteenth "f hiry las almeatS of an
nuly. in eoeiss, per thYiaric G treaty Of Feb
twenty. y.sedond, esltccn hundred and h.ty-
five, eieh, thousand dollars.
For eighteenth of thirty instamcnts, for
purposes ofutihy, per third article treaty ol
February twenly-scoOnd, eighteen hundred
and iilly-iiyc, four thousand dollars.
For eighteenth Of twenty instruments, for
| purposes ofeducaIion, per thir,l article treaty
| of February twenty-seo0mi, eighteen hundred
and ifty-ilve, three thousand dollars.
CHIPPEwAs OF RED LAKE AND PEN
BINA TRIBE OF CIIIPPEWAS.
For this amount, as annuity, to he paid per
capita to the Red Lake Band of Chippewas,
during the pleasure OF the President, per
al .sx1.. .t.
| teen hundred and siNty-threc, and seI0nd arti-
Gle supplementary treaty of April twelfth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, len thousand
| dollars.
| For this amount, to the pembina band of
Chippewas, during the pleasure OF the Presi-
! dent, per samc treaty, five thousand dol
! lars.
For ninth Fifteen instalments, and for the
! purpose Of suppl wing The Red Lake band of
| Chlppewas with gilling-!Winc, cpltoii-matter,
ca'it0, linsey b!ankeis, sheeting, tannels,
! provisions, farming tools, and for such other
| useful articles and for such other useful purA
| poses as may he deemed for their best inter
! ests, per third article supplementary treaty
of April twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, eight thousand dollars.
Fur ninthof fifteen insialments, for same
objects, for Pembi0a band Of Chiplcwas, per
same treaty, four thousand dollars,
For ninth Of fifteen instruments, for lay Of
| one blacksmith, one physiciliD, who shall
! furnish medicine for the sick, one miller, and
1 one farmer. per fourth article of same treaty,
three thonslitl nine hundred dollars.
For ninth Of fifteen instaments, for the
purchase of iron and steel, and other articles,
for b'a;ksmilhing purposes, per same treaty
| as above, one ihOusanIi 1ige hundred dollars.
For ninth Of fifteen instalmcnis, to be ex-
| pcded for carpcnierlng, an,l other purposes,
| per slime treaty, one th0ilsan nd dollars.
! For ninth Of fifteen instaments, to 'leifay
expenses OF Il board Of visitors TO consist OF
| moi more than three persons, to attend the an
nuity payments Of this said Chippewa Indians;
each member ofthc board 10 be raid not more
| than five dollars per day for not more than
| twenty days service, and ten cents per milo
for not more than three hundred miles ,trayel,
three hundred and ninety dollars.
| For Transportation Of annuity goods and pro-
visions, and iron and steel for blacksniths,
| for the Chippewas OF Red Lake and Pembina
| tribe, two thousand dollars.
CllOCTAWS.
For permanent annuity, per second article
! treaty of November sixteenth, eighteen Inn
drcd and five, and thirteenth article treaty Of
1 June twenty-secoini, eighteen hundred and
| tifly-flye, three thousand dollars.
| For permanent sannnity, for support Of
| light-hUrsenen, IeFthrticlh article trcaty Of
| OSt'bCt Vhs3ANCSthht1 SiSltNCh H"Hutuf AiNt
twenty, and thirteenth article treaty Of June
| twenty-second, eighteen hundred and fifty.
| six, six hundred dollars.
| For permanent Sannuitv, for suppUrt Of
/ blacksmith, per sixth article treaty Of Q,to-
per eighteenth, eighteen hundred and twenty,
ninth article Of treaty OF January twentieth,
eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thir.
| tcentb article of treaty fJune twecty. y.second,
eighteen hundred and tifly-flye, six huudrc,l
| dollars.
For permanent annuity for education, per
second article treaty of January twentieth,
eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thlr-
teenth article treaty Of Jnue twenty-secnnd,
eighteen hundred and tifty.five, six thousand
| dollars. -
For permanent annuity Of iron and steel,
per ninth article treaty Of January twentieth,
eighteen hundred and twenty-five, and thir-
teenth article treaty Of June twenty-second,
eighteen hundred and hfty-five, three hundred
and twenty dollars.
For interest Oh three hundred and ninety
thousand two hundred and lifty-seven dollars
and nincty-two cents, at five per centum per
ann'lm, for education, support Of the guverr-
ment, and other beneficial purposes, untlcr
the direction Of the general council of tho
Ch0ciaws In conformity with The provisions
contained in the ninth and thirteenth articles
treaty January twentieth, eighteen hundred
twenty-five, and treaty of June twenty-sec-
| ond, eighteen hundred and 1tty-ilyc, nineteen
thousand five hundred and twelve dollars and
eighty-ninc cents.
CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND BANDS |
OF INDlANSIN MIDDLE OREGON.
For third Of five instalments, third series, |
for beneficial objects, per second article trea-
ty, OF June twenty-lltth, eighteen hundred and
! iiity-hye, four thousand dollars.
For thirteenth Of flfleen instalments, for nay
cfntN nsNf.