New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-10

President, per third article treaty of No.
| vember twenty-ni1th, eighteen hundred and
| fftY-four, one thousand dollars.
For eighteenth of twenty installments,
for the pay Of teacher and purchase OF
books and stationery, per sixth article
treaty of November twenty-ninth eighteen
hundred and tifty-fOur, one thousand four
hundred and fifty dollars.
wALLA-wALLA, CAYUsE, AND UMATILLA
TRIBES.
For third of five installmeuts of third
series to be expended under the direction
of the President, per second article treaty
Of June ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, four thousand dollars
For thirteenth Of twenty insJallments,
for the purchase Of all necessary mill Tx
lures and mechanical tools. medicines and
hospital stores, books and stationery fol
schools, repairs of school building, and fur
niture, and for employees, three thousand
dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty installments,
for the pay and subsiste nee of one superin-
tendent Of farming operations, one farmer,
two milleTs one blacksmith, one wagon
anti pfow maker; 0n6 carpenter anti joiner,
one physician and two teachers per fourth
article treaty of June ninth, eighteen hun
dred and tifty-fve, eleven thousand two
hundred dollars
y
for the pay of each of the head chiefs of
the Walla, Cayuse and Umatilla
bands, the sum OF five hundred dollars per
annum, per fifth article treaty of June
ninth eighteen hundred and ffUy-fye, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
wICHITAs AND OTHER AFFILIATED BANDS,
AND INDIANS IN COUNTRY LEASED FROM
CHOCTAWs.
For this amount, to be expended in
such goods, provisions and other ar
ticleB as the President may from
time to time determine, including
transportation thereof, in instEucting in
agricultural and mechanical pursuits, in
providing employees educating children,
procuring medicine and medical attend
ance, care for and support of the aged, sick
and infrm, for the helpless orphans Of said
Indians, and in any other respect to promote
their civilization, comfort and improve
ment, fifty thousand dollars.
wNEEBAGoEs.
r For interest on eight hundred and eighty
six thousand nine hundred and nine dollars
and seventeen cents, at five per centum,
per fourth article treaty of November first,
eighteen hundred and thirty seven, and
Joint resolution of July seventeenth, eight
cen hundred and sixty twO, forty-tour thou
sand three hundred and forty-fve dollars
and forty-six cents.
For twenty-sixth of thirty instaIlments of
interest on seventy-fve thousand three
hundred and eighty-seven dollars and
twenty eight cents, at five per centum, per
fourth article treaty of October thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and forty-six three thou
sand seven hundred and sixty-nine dollars
and thirty-siX cents.
For interest on seventy eight thousand
and three hundred and forty dollars and
fart VI II penf11m tn hn
pended under the direction of the Secretary
of the Interior, for the erection of houses,
Improvement Of their allOtments of land,
purchase of stock, agricultural implements,
seeds, and other beneficial purposes, three
thousand nine hundred and seventeen dol
lars and two cents.
For transportation of goods, three thou
sand dollars.
For this amount, to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of the Into
riOr, at 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, providing schools, and in any other
way promoting their civilization and com
fort, the said amount to be taken from the
sum in the treasury Of the United States
belonging to said tribe, one hundred thou
sand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior
to carry into effect the ninth and tenth sec
tions of the act Of July fifteenth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, making appropria-
tiOns for the current and contingent ex-
penses Of the InGian department, and for
fulfilling treaty stipulations with various
Indian tribes for the year ending June |
thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy-One, |
and for other purposes; in the manner
therein provided, ten thousand and seven |
ty-one dollars and eighty-four cents, |
and that the minor children of Sophia |
Foyles shall be taken and deemed |
as within the purview Of said sections, and |
shall, through lawful guardian, be entitled |
to the benefits thereof; and tits hereby de- |
clared to be the intention and meaning of |
said ninth and tenth sections to authorize |
and direct the Secretary Of the Interior to |
cause to be patented to each and every |
Indian. lawfully 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 quantity as provided in the treaty Of |
April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty |
nine.
YAKAMA NATION.
For third of five iustallments, of third |
series, for beneficial objects, under the di-
rection Of the President per fourth article
treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred |
and tifty-fve, six thousand dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty installments, for
the support of two schools, one of which is
to be an agricultural and industrial school,
keeping in repair school buildings, and |
for providing suitable furniture, books and |
stationery, per fifth article treaty of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and fftyfve, one
five hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty installments
FOR the employment Of one superintendent
IF teaching and two teachers, per fifth ar
5icle treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred
and ffty-fye, three thousand two hundred
dollars,
For thirteenth Of twenty installments,
'Or the employment of one superintendent
IF farming and two farmers, two millers,
5wo blacksmiths, one timer, one gunsmith,
)ne carpenter and one wagon and pillow
maker, per fifth article treaty of June
ninth, eight hundred and tifty-fve, eleven
thousand four hundred dollars.
For thirteenth OF twenty installments,
'or keeping i'll repair saw and Touring
mills, and for furnishing the necessary tools
and fixtures, per fifth article treaty of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and tifty-fve, five
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty installments,
ror keeping in repair the hospital and pro-
riding the necessary medicines and fixtures
therefor, per fifth article treaty OF June
ninth, eighteen hundred and ifty-tive, three
hundred dollars.
For thirteenth Of twenty installments,
or keeping in repair blacksmiths', tin
smiths, gunsmiChs', carpenters, and wagon
md pillow makers shops, and for providing
necessary tools therefor, per fifth article
,reaty of June ninth. eighteen hundred and
fifty five, five hundred dollars.
For thirteenth of twenty installments,
for the pay of a physician, per fifth article