The Portland daily press., 1873-04-07

'iuuat,u N iIn and necessary coss y, ny
fot AMI per sxn al 1icie Urea
ofannnIiy goIus gih shteen hunlred and siXty-sx,
one thousand nve hnhui ~, s,,,,p,roIe -
H., niueteenlh OF twenty instalments, in coin, per
nrtb article treaty OF Septempei lnftleth eighteen
iidr,si lou, ana ntty-tour, nNo thousand dollars.
n' ,s,,r nnetee.n Of twenty lnsraiments, in goods
bonsr hold lurDi ure ana cooking uCenss Der Iourth
dren anu Etty-f JliI, eight thousand dollars
For nineteenth OF twenty InslalmenJs for apricult
urii mpieLaen's anu cattle, Carpenters, anu other
.ools and Duli~ng mate ials, per fourth tice trea
" VI Septeinber LleLh, eighGeen hundred and titiv
four, three THOUSAND dollars.
n, rof nineteenth of twenty ustalments, for moral
aa tliohi purposes, three hunured dollars of
WINCH 70 De PAD to lne Grand Portage band yearly,
70 enable them 10 maintain school at their Village
pet iouith article treaty Of September thirt,etn,
eighteeh huuured anu hIy -four three thousand dol
iuis,
For nineteenth Of twenty instaments, for six six
smiths and assistants, per second and nf.h aieIu @
usaty oi september thlrtieth, eighteen hunuieu "
nity y-iour, hve Thousand tor,y DOLLARS h. sup
for nineteenth of twenty instanents' I9I 'o ricis
poct oi elk smiths Shops per seconu anu ,,Ird ami
Lreaty of sem, mner tnrtirth eighteen hunureu anu
hf.y-four, one thousand three hunuiou ~"N
dollars. .o,,,on.s f,r the
seyruth snIfn anu assistant, anu slpport VI s,p' @
per second fttn altlcIes e1 tey tl,r ~ one Ibnus
thirtleth, eighteen hunuie W '
anu an r,t Of smith aud shop, during the pleasure
of tb tIs,enG, as per seventh am lWehIn artlcies
.iy ~ If prll seventh. eglteen hundred and sixty
~ six iuu.i.ed uoi.als.
1;,r snpuot of Two farmers, during the pleasure of
t pres1,en as per twelfth article treaty Septem-
her thir lletn, eighteen hudieu ana my four, aud
seventh article treaty of April seventh eighteen h
araai and siXty-sX, one Thousand two hundred dol
lars a.
of annuity and provisions 1or Chippewas Of Lake Su-
perior, three thousand dollars.
CHIPPrWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
For seventh of ten nstalmente of the second series
in money, per fourth article uIeaty OF October fourh
eighteen hundled ANA tofty-two, and eiguth article
treaty Oh september tmrteth, eighteen hundred anu
LiGy -touf, anu Third artcl treaty of May seventh
eighteen hundred anu sxCy-four, four thousand one
hunoret anu sxty-six dollars and sixty-seven cents
for seventh OF Ten lnstaments OF the second seies
lor te pay OF Two carpenters, fourth article
ty OIL OF Octob fourlh eighteen hundred and forty
Iwo anu eglI article treaty OF September thrtietn
eighteen hunGreu anu tity-four, ana third article
Treaty OF May seventh, eighteen hundred and sxly-
four, four lunured dollars.
For seventh of ten nslaments of the second SERIES
In goous pei fourth article treaty of October fourth
eighteen hundred and f.rly-two and eiyhth article
Treaty OF september lhirtieth, eighteen hundred and
hfty-iour, and tlird article treaty of May seventh
hundred dollars.
For seventh vi ten instalments of the second SERIES
ior SUI port OF schools fourth article treaty of
OcooDeA IourIh, eighteen hundred and fortytwo and
eighth article treaty Of September thrtieth eighteen
hundred and hfty-four, and third article treaty of
May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixGy-four, six
hundred and sixvy six dollars and sixty-seven cents.
For seventh OF ten instalments of second series,
for the purchase of provisions and tobacco, fourth
article treaty of October fourth Eighteen hundred and
forty-lwo, and eighth article treaty of September
thrteth, eighteen hundred and tftyfOur, and third
article treaty OF May seventh eighteen hundred and
sxty-four, six hundred and sixtyseven dollars and
sxty-seven cents.
For seventh of ten instalments of the second seri
es Tor the support OF two smiths shope, inc udng
il and seel, per fourth article treaty of October
fourth eighteen hundred and forty-two, and eight
article treaty of Sep ember thirteth eighteen INN
ured anu III y-tOur. and third ri pfN
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty -four six hun
dred and sixty-seven dollars and sixty cents
For seventh ten nstalments Of tine second series
for pay OF two farmers per third article treaty OF
May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-four three
hundred and thirty-three dollars and thirt y-three
cents.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments of annuity,
in money, per third article treaty of February twe-
t, second. eighteen hundred and ffty-flve, twenty
thousand dollars.
ror sIX, zen instalments, for the support of a
school or schools upon said reservation in dance
with third article treaty of March nineteenth eight
teen hundred and sixty-seven four thousand dollars.
For sixth of ten instalmentS, TO be expended in
promoting the progress of the people in agriculture
and assisting them to become selfsustaining in
cordance with third article Ieaty of nineteenth
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, six thousand
dollars.
ror sixth of ten nstalment, for the support of a
physician, in accordance with third aricle treaty
March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven
one thousand two hundred iollars.
For sixth of ten instalments, for the purchase OF
necessary medicines in accordance with third article
treaty of March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven, three hu dred dollars.
For transporta ion and .essaly cost of delivery
OF annnuies and provisions for the Chippewas of
Mississippi in accordance with sixth article treaty
March nineteenth eighteen hundred and sixty-seven
three thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI, PILLAG.
Err. AND LAKE WI NEBAGOSHISH
BANDS OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS.
For last of ten instaments to furnish said Indian
with ten yoke of good work-oxen twenty log-chains
| two hundred grubbidg hoes, ten plows, ten grind
| stones one hundred axes, (handled) twenty spades
and other tarmn5-lmplemenis per fifth article trea
ty of May seventh eighteen hundred and sxty-four
one thousand five hundred dollars.
For the pay of two carpenters, one thousand egh
hundred dollars, and two backsmiths, one thousan,
eight hundred dollars; four farm-aborers, two tbous
and four hundred dollars; one physician, one thou
five hundred dollars, per fifth article treaty OF Ma,
| seventh eighteen hundred and sixty-four seyei
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For RI is amonnt tn he nnnlied toward the sr,pnor
of saw-mil to be built for the common use Of th
| Chippewas Of the ississippi ana lied Lake an.
Pembina bands of Chppewas, per sixth articl;
treaty of Nav seventh eighteen hundred and sixtv
! four, one thousand dollars.
| For pay of services and travelling expenses of {
board of visitors to consist of not more than three
persons, to attend the annuity payments to the In
daus AMI to Inspect the fields. buildings, mills ant
other improvements as stipulated in the seventh ar
sixty-four, not exceeding any year more thar
twenty days service, at five dollars per day, or NOR
mile four hundred and eighty dollars.
For pay of female teachers employed on the reser
vation to instruct Indian girls in domestic economy
| one thousand dollars.
| CHIPPEWAS. PILLAGER, AND LAKE WINNIE
| BAGOSHISH BANDS.
For nineteenth of thirty instalments of annuity
money, per third article treaty OF February twenty
second. eighteen hundred and fifty five, Thousand
six hundred and ixtysix dollars and sixty-sx cents
For nineteenth of thirty insalments of annuity IL
go d. per third article treaty Of February twenty
sand dollars
rur nineteenth of thirty fnstaments for purpo,e,
second eighteen hundred and ftyve four T thousand S%
dollars.
For nineteenth of twenty instalmerts, for purpos-
twenty-secon eighteen hundred and lfty-fve three
thousand dollars.
CHIPPEwAS OF RED LAKE AND PEMBINA
TRIBE OF CHIPPEWAS.
to e Is Re @ ,s as TO De paid per capita
of the President per third article treaty of Oco
bers cond eighteen hundred and sixty three, and
second ar icle supplementary treaty OF April twelfth
lars. o'A-
For this amount, to the Penbna band of Chime
was, during the pleasure of the President psr same
treaty. five thousand dollars.
For tenth of fifteen instaments for the purpose of
supplying the Red Lake band of Chippewas with gill
mg-twine, cotton matter, Calico linsey blankets.
sheeting fiannels, provisions farming and far
such ohe' useful articles and for such other useful
purposes may be deemed for their best interests
per third article supplementary treaty of Aprii
twelfth eighteen hundred and sxty-four eight thou
sand dollars
For tenth of fifteen instalments, for nav of one
blacksmith, one ply ician, who shall furnish meii-
cine for the sick, one miller, and one farmer per
onrtb article OF same treaty, three thousand nine
hundred dollars. ANN
For tenth of fifteen instalments for the purcbase
Of iron and STEEL and other articles for backsmith
ing purposes per treaty as above one Thousand
five hundred dollars. ~
Fer tenth of fifteen instalments, to be exnendad
tor carpenterinr, and other purposes ner some
treaty, one thousand dollars. P0A saine
For tenth of fifteen inst ailments to aaf,,..
of board Of visitors to consist Of not SApens-
GhTee persons, to attend the apnnitv navrn w. Imam
the said Chippewa Indians, each merphar ,ss ~ oi
board to be paid not more than five dollars nov Sne
for not more than twenty days service and te1
cents per mile for not more than three hnnired
miles travel, three hundred and ninety dol ars
;nns and and steel for blacksmiths for the Chin
pewas of Red Lake aud Pembina t. ibe, two thousand
dollars.
CHoCTAwS.
For permanent annuity, per second article treaty
OF November sixteenth eighteen hundred and five
thirteenth article treaty of June twenty-sec0nd
eig teen hundred and fifty five, three thousand dol
lars.
For permanent annuity, for support of light horse
men, per thirteenth article treaty of October eight
eenth, eighteen hundred and twenty and thirteenth
article treaty of June twenty-second, eighteen hum
dred and fifty-six, six hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, for support Of blacksmith
per sixth article treaty Of October eighteenth eight
uary twentieth, eighteen hund ed and TWENTY-FIVE.
AMI thirteenth article treaty of June twenty-secopd
eighteen hundred and ffty-five six hundred dollars
For permanent annuity for education per second