New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

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Indians, five thousand dollars.
For presents TO and provisions !Or In
diars, ten thousand dollars.
For contingencies, including travelling,
incidental. current, and contingent expenses
of superintendent and agents. and OF their
Offices, fifty thousand dollars.
APACHES. AIONAs AND CONAN
CHES
For sixth Of thirty instruments, as pro
vided to De expended under the tenth art
icle treaty of October twenty first. eighteen
hundred and sixtv-seven, concluded at Me-
dicine Lodge Creek, in Kansas, with the
Kiowas and Comanches, and under the
third article treaty of same date with the
Apaches thirty thousand dollars.
For purchase of clothing, as provided in
same treaties, twenty six thousand dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith.
miller, and engineer five thousand two
hundred dollars,
For pay of physician and teacher, TWO
thousand five hundred dollars.
For transportation OF goods. five thousand
dollars.
ARICKAKEES. eros VENTURES. AND
MANDANS
For this amount TO be expended in such
goods, provisions and other articles as the
President NAV from time 10 time determine.
ing in agricultural and mechanical pur-
suits, in providing employees. educating
children, procuring medicine and medical
attendance, care for and support of the
aged, SICK, and intirn, for the helpless
orphans OF said Indians. and in any other
respect to promote their civilization. com
fort, and Improvement. seventy-tive thou
sand dollars.
APACHES.
4. L., 4 L.
| care for the Apache Indians in Arizona and
| New Mexico. who have been or may I've COZ
| lected on reservations in New Mexico and
| Arizona, two hundred and fifty thousand
| dollars; provided. that this appropriation
| shall be expended only in behalf of those
| Indians who 20 and remain upon said reser-
vations and refrain from hostilities. ard
] shall not exceed one hundred dollars per
| capita per annum.
| ARAPAHOES. CHEIENNES. APACHNS,
| KIOWAS. COMANCHES AND WICHl-
| TAS.
| For subsistence Of the Arapahoes, Chey-
| ennes, Apache, Ki0was, and Comanche In
| dams, and Wichita Indians land trans
| portation of the samej, who have been col
| lected upon the reservations set apart for
| their use and occupation. two hundred
| thousand dollars provided, that the amount
| so expended shall not exceed one hundred
dollars per capita per aunum.
| ASSINABOINES.
For this amount. to be expended in such
| goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may from time to time determine,
| including TRANSPORTATION thereof, IN IN
structing in agricultural and mechanical
| pursuits, in providing employees, educating
| children, procuring medicine and medical
| attendance care for and support of the
| aged, sick, and infrm. for the helpless or
| phans of said Indians and in any other re-
| spect to promote their comfort civilization.
| and improvement. thirty thousand dollars.
BLACKFEET. BLOODS. AND PIEGANS.
For this amount. 20 be expended in such
I goods, provisions. and other articles az the
J President may from time to time determine.
| including transportation thereof, IL IN
structing in agricultural and mechanical
I pursuits. in providing employees, educating
| children procuring medicine, and medicinal
| attendance, care for and support of the
| aged, sick. and inhrm. for the helpless or.
| phaDs of said Indians. and in every other
! respect to promote their civilization. com
fort, and improvement. fifty thousand do..
| lars,
CALAPOOIAS. MOLALLAS. AND
| CLACKAMAS OK WILLAMETTE
/ VALLEY.
For fourth o! five instaliments Of the
1
! iects, five thousand five hundred doilarS.
CuEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
! For sixth of thirty installments provided
20 be expended under tenth article treaty
! of October twenty eighth. eighteen nun
| dred and sixty seven. twenty thousand dol
| lars.
For purchase Of clothing. AZ per same
! article. fourteen thousand FIVE hundred dol.
lars.
For pay OF physician and teacher. as per
thirteenth article same treaty. two thou
| sand five hundred dollars.
For pay OF carpenter. farmer. blacksmith.
| miller and engineer. as per same article.
| FIVE thousand two hundred dollars.
| For transportation of goods tor the Che7-
ennes and Arapahocs. seven thousand i've
| hundred dollars.
| CHICKAsAW'S.
For permanent annuity in goods. ;hre-
| thousand dollars.
BOISE FORT BAND OF CHlPPEWAS.
For eighth of twenty installments. Cor the
| support of one blacksmith and assistants.
and for tools, iron and steel. and ether arti-
cles necessary for the blacksmith shop. as
per third article treaty Of Apri! seventh.
eighteen hundred and siXty-six. one thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars.
For eighth of twenty installmentS Cor the
| support OF one school teacher. and for the
| necessary books and stationery, as per third
article treaty Of April seventh. eighteen
/ hundred and siSty-six. eight hundred dol.
lars.
For eighth OF twenty installments, for the
| instruction of Indians in farming. and lur
| chase of seeds, tools. and so forth, as per
third article treaty OF April seventh. eigh
| teen hundred and siXty-siX. eight hundred
dollars.
For eighth of twenty installments Of an
| nuity, in money, to be paid per capita, as
per third article treaty of April seventh.
| eighteen hundred and s!xty-six. three thou
! sand five hundred dollars.
For eighth of twenty installments of
| annuity, in provisions, ammunition and to-
| bacce as per third article OF treaty of April
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
one thousand dollars.
For eighth of twenty instailments Of
annuity, in goods and other articles, as per
third article treaty of April seventh. eigh-
teen hundred and sixty.six. six Thousand
five hundred dollars.
| For transportation and necessary cost OF
delivery of annuity goods and provisions.
per sixth article treaty of April seventh,
| eighteen hundred and siXty-siX. one thou.
sand five hundred dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
For nineteenth of twenty installments, in
coin. per fourth article treaty of September
thirteth, eighteen hundred and fifty -tour.
| five thousand dollars.
For nineteenth OF twenty installments,
| in goods, household furniture a1i cooking
utensils, per fourth article treaty of Sep
tember thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty
| four, eight thousand dollars.
Fer nineteenth of twenty installments.
for agricultural implements and cattle. car
peuters' and other tools. and building mate
rails, per fourth article, treaty OF Sertenl-
Der thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty.
four, three thousand dollars.
I FN nineteenth of twenty installmcnts