Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-25
LAWS OF TKE UNITED STATES
Pessed 81 tire Ths~d ses.ss. or she Fort 49,
Seeesd Congress.

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Ten plows, ten grin6StoIIes, one hundred axes.
/ tAahdied,l twenty spades. AMI other farming
iinple nents; per htth article treaty OF May
| seventh. eighteen hundred and sixtr-four one
| thousand five hundred dollars.
| .fof me pay OF two carpenters, one thousand
| tSht hundred dollars. and two blacssmiths
one thousand eight hundred dollars. four farm
1 iabOreTs. two Thousand four hundred dollars;
one Physician. one thousand two hundred dol
dollars. per fifth article treaty Of MAY seventh
\ eighteen hundred and siNty-four, seven thau-
sand seven hundred dollars
For this amount, % be applied toward the
support o; saw mill, TO be built for tAe com
mon use of the ChipPewas OF the Mississippi
and the Red Lake and Pembina bands of Chip
Was, per sixth article treaty of Nav seventh
eighteen hundred and sixty four, one thousand
collars.
For paw Of services and travelling expepses
of board Of visitors. To consist OF not m,re
than three persons. to attend the annuity pay
n'eTts 10 the Indians. and 20 inspect the fields,
buildings. miljs, aI.i other imprO yements, a.
Stipulated in the seventh article treaty Of May
seventh, eighteen hundred and slNty-fOur. not
SkceSGinC amy one year more than twenty davs'
Tyice at tive dollars per day. or more than
t-Tce hundred miles travel. at ten cents per
mile, four hundred ana eighty dollars.
FOR paw OF female teachers employed on the
reservation TO instruct Indian giris in domestic
economy, one thousand dollars.
CHIPPkWAs, PILLAGER. AND LAKE AINNEBA-
GcSHIsH BANDS.
For nineteenth OF thirty instruments OF annu-
~; IN money, Ter third article treaty of
+ bruary twenty second, Eighteen hundr q aud
hIty- tive, ten Thousand six hundred and sixty
SLY dollars and sixty-siS cents.
For nineteenth OF thirty instal me nts OF annui-
". in goods, per third article treaty OF FebTu-
airy tW enty-second. eighteen hundred aud utty-
| I'VE, eight thousand dollars.
For nineteen of thirty instruments. for pur-
poses Oh utility, per third article treaty of Feb
rnary twenty second, eighteen hundred and
| hfty-fiye, four thousand dollars.
For nineteenth Of TIVE nty insta ents, for pur-
poses OF education, per third article treaty OF
February twenty -tccond, eighteen hundred and
ftty-nye, three thousand dollars.
CHIPPEwAs or RED LAKE AND PEMBINA TRIBE
OF CHIPFEwAs.
For this amount. as annuty, 10 be paid per
capita to the Red Lake band OF CRippewas, da-
ring the pleasure OF the resident, per third
tcie treaty October second, eighteen hundred
ana sixty three, and second article supplement
| tary treaty of April twelfth eighteen hundred
and sixty-tour, ten thousand dollars.
For this amount, to the Pembina band of
Chippewas, during the pleasure OF the Presi-
dent. per same treaty, five thousand dollars.
/ For tenth of fifteen instalments. tor TIE pur-
pose Of supplying the Red Lake band OF Chip
pewas with giliing-twine. cotton matter, calico.
linsey, blankets, sheeting, hannels. provisions.
farming tools, and Tor such other useful articles
and for such other useful Purposes as NAV be
deemed for their best int rests per third article
| supplementary treaty April twelfth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, eight thousand dollars.
| For tenth of fifteen iEstalmeHts. for same
/ objects, for Pcmbina band of ChiVpewas, per
| same treaty, four thousand dollars.
For tenth OF fifteen instruments, for paw of
| ole black smith, one physician. who shall furnish
medicine for the sick one miller and one farmer
PEI fourth article of same treaty, three thousand
| nine hundred dollars.
| For tenth OF fifteen instruments. for the pur-
| chase of iron and steel ami other articles for
| b!acksmithing purposes, per ssne treaty
| above, one thousand five hundred dollars.
| For tenth OF fifteen instruments. ID be ex-
| pended for carpenterlng. and other purposes,
per same trea.y, one thousand dollars.
| For tenth OF fifteen instainsents, 20 defray
expenses of beard of visitors, 10 consist OF NOT
| more than three persons. TO attend the annuity
| payments Of the said Chippewa Indians, each
l nt mber OF the board to be pad not more than
ave dollars per day for not more than twenty
L DAYS service. ara ten cents per mile for not
more than three hundred miles travel, three
l hundred and ninety dollars.
/ For transportation of annuity goods and pro-
/ yisions and iron and steel Tor hlac ksmiths for
| the Chippewas of Red Lake and Pembiaa tribe
i tN thousand dollars.
L CHoCTAwS.
/ For permanent annuity, per second article
/ treaty of November sixteenth, eighteen hun
i drcd and five, and thirteenth article treaty of
Il June twenty second, eighteen hundred aHd
1 hity-Gve, three Thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity, for support Of light
horsemen, per thirteenth article treaty of octo-
L Der eighteenth, eighteen hundred and twenty,
l and thirteenth article treaty of June twenty
] second, eighteen hundred ana hfty-slx, six hun
drtc dollars.
For permanent annuity, for support of black
smith, per sixth article treaty OF october eigh-
,eenths eighteen hundred and twenty, ninth
l article treaty of Jan nary twentieth eighteen
hundred and twenty-five, and thirteenth article
treaty OF June twenty second, eighteen hun
dr. d and hfty-five, six hundred dollars.
Il Fer permanent annuity for education. per
| second article treaty Of January twentieth.
i eighteen hundred and twenty five, and thir-
| teenth article treaty of June twenty-second.
i dollars.
For permanent annuity for iron and steel, Der
ninth article treaty of January twentieth,
| eighteen hundred and twenty five, and thir-
teenth article treaty of June twenty-second
/ eighteen hundred and ffty.hve. three hundred
and twenty dollars.
For interest on three hundred and ninety
! thousand two hundred and ifty-seyen dollars
| and ninety-two cents, at five per centum per
| annum, for education, support of the govern
ment, and other benehcial purposes under the
direction of the general council OF the Choc-
| taws, IN conformity with the provisions con-
| treaty of January twentieth, eighteen hundred
| and twenty-five, and treaty of June twenty
second, eighteen hundred and ffty-five, nine
| and eighty nine cents.
| CosFEDEEATED TRIBES AND BANDS OF IN
dams In MIDDLE OREGON.
/ For fourth OF five instalments, third SERIES for
beheficial objects. per second article treaty of
june twenty fifth, eighteen hundred aud ffty-
/ five, four thousand dollars.
i For fOurtoenth Of fifteen instalments, for nav
and subsiso6nce Of one farmer. one blacksmith
and one wagon and pillow maker, per fourth ar
dred and Ve, three thousand pe san d9n
dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instruments, for paw
eupeietchCS VI ouc puN siCi3u, one sawyer.
one miller, one superintendent of farraing one
ratiohs, and one school-teacher, per fourth ar
ticle treaty of June twenty-hfth, eighteen
hundred and ffty-hve, five thousand six hun
dred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instruments. for SAL
Any OF the head chief of said confederated
bands, per fourth article treaty of June twenty
fifth, eighteen hundred and fifty-iye five hum
ored dollars.
CREEKS.
For permanent annuity in money, per fourth
article treaty of August seventh. seventeen
hundred and ninety, and fifth article treaty of
August seventh, eighteen hundred and ffty-
six. one thousand five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per second
article treaty of June sixteenth, eig hteen hum
dred and two, and fifth article treaty of August
seventh, eighteen hundred and ffty-six three
thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity i'm money, per fourth
article treaty Of January twenty-fourth, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty six, and fifth article
treaty Of August seventh, eighteen hundred
and fifty six, twenty thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for blacksmith and
assistant, and for shop and tools, per eighth
article treaty Of January twenty-fourth, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty six, and fifth article
fraa of Am