The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

For permanent annuity in money, Ihpr
fourth article treaty of January twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and twenty-six,
and fifth article treaty Of August seventh.
eighteen hundred and fifty.six, twenty
thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity for blacxsmitls
and assistant, and for shOp aud tools, per
eighth article treaty of January twenty.
fourth, eighteen hundrcn AMI ,wenty-six,
and fifth art, ce treatyof August seventh,
eighteen hundred and tifly-six. eight hun
drd and forty dollars.
For permanent annuity for iron and
steel for shop, per eight h ar; iclc treaty OF
january twenty y-fOurl Ii, eighteen hundred
and iwcnty-six, and III, Ii ar,icle treaty of
August seven II, eightecn hundred and
ffy-six, two hlmlrGtand seventy dollars.
For permanent annuity for the nay OF "a
wheelwrigh per eigli h ar, iclc treaty of
January twcnty-fo,Ir. h, eighteen hundred
and ;weniy.six, and iifth article treaty ~
August seventh, eighteen hundred and
tifty--ix, ak hundred dollars.
For blacksmith and asSis ant, shop and
tools, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For iron and steel for shop, three hum
drcd and seventy dollars.
For wagon-maker, six hundred dollars.
For ornnpaIion, one thousand dollars.
ForasSlstance in agricultural operations,
two thousand dollars.
TOT I'VE lWECtll Uiil lHIcItSl on TWO nun
dred Thousand dollars. for PURPOSES of cd
ucaiion, per ski h article treaty Of August
seventh, eighteen hundred and lifty-siA,
ten thousand dollars.
For interest ON six hundred and seventy
five thousand one hundred and siNiy eight
dollars, at the rate Of five per ccniiim per
annu,n, 10 be expended under the diree-
tiOn OF the Secretary OF the Interior un,icr
provisions Of third article treaty of June
In ola
six, ihirty-three thousand seven hundred
and tifiy-eight doliaI and forty cents.
CROWS
For fifth Of thirty inSfaments, to supply
male wrsonS.six hundred in number, over
fourteen years of age, with suit OF good
substantial woOen clot hing, consist ing Of
coat. hat, lantaConS, flannel shirt, AMI
woolen socks, as }er ninth art icle treaty of
May seventh, eighteen hundred and SiX1N-
eight, eight thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For fifth of thirty instalmcnts, TO SUP
ply each female, seven hundred in num-
her, over twelve years of age, with fan
mel Shirt or the goods necessary TO make
the same, a pair of woolen hose, twelve
yards OF calico, and twelve yarlS Of cotton
domestic, ~ per same article, eight thou
sand four hundred dollars.
For fitIh OF thirty instalmCnts, to sur
ply three hundred and fifty boys and three
hundred and fifty girls, under the ayes
named, such flannel and cotton goods A.
may be needed 10 make each Suit a.
aforesaid, together with a pair OF wo0en
hose for each, per same article, five thou
sand nine hundred and twenty-thlpe dol
AFs
For fifth of ten installnents. TO be used
by the Secretary Of the Interior In the
purchase Of such articles "a from time 10
time Inc condition and neceasil ica may in
dicate to be proper, the sum of ten dollars
for each Indian roaming, rs per same arli-
Gle, a sum not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars.
For pay Of a physician, one thousand
four hundred dollars.
For fourth Of twenty insialments, for
pay. Of teacher and furnishing necessary
books and stationery, under seventh arti-
Gle, same treaty, three Thousand dollars
For pay of second blacksmith, and iron
and steel, as per eighth arl icle Of the same
treaty, two thousand dollars.
For fourth of ten inslalncnts, to he used
BY the Secretary of the Interior In the pur-
chase OF such articles as IA from time to,
time the condition and necessities of tho
Indians may indicate TO he proper, the
sum OF twenty dollars for each Indian en-
Saged IN agriculture, ~ per ninth article
Oh the SAME treaty, SUM not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars.
For last of four instruments. to furnish
said Indians with -four and meat, as rtr
ninth article treaty OF May seventh, eight
cen hundred and siXty-eight. one hundred
and thifty-One thousand four hundred dol
lars.
For pay of carpenter, miller. engineer,
farmer, and blacksmith, IA per fifteenth
article OF the same treaty, five thousand
two hundred dollars.
For transportation ofgoods, seven thou.
sand dollars.
DELAWARES.
For interest on thirty-seven Thousand
one hundred and forty-three dollars and
thiriy-one cents, nj five per centum, being
the Naiue, IN part, of thirly-six sections of
liind sci apart by treaty OF eighteen hun
area ana tWeniy-ninG for education, per
Senate resolution Ot June thirteenth,
eighteen hundred and ihirty-ninc, ana
Hi article treaty OF May SIKH, eighteen
hundred and ILL y-four, one thousand eight
hundred and fltiy-seven dollars and seven
teen cents
D'WAMISH AND OTHER ALLIED
TRIBES IN WASHINGTON TERRI
TORY.
For fourteenth insialm:nt on one hun
drcd and fifty thousand dollars, under The
direction OF inc President, per sixth ari-
Gle treaty OF january twenty-second,e eight
cen hundred and iifty-fye, six thousand
dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instruments,
for the establishment and support OF M
agricultural and industrial school, and tV
provide said scfOcA with a st4iiaIc in
StrnctOr or instructors, per fourteenth ul..
tic!c treaty OF january twcni y-SecOul,
eighteen hundred and titty-iiVe, three.
thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalmcnis,
for the support OF a smii h and tHrlHutrr
shop, and furnishing IL with necessary
tools, five hundred dollars.
For fourteenth OF twenty inslaImeht4.
for the employment Oi blacksmith, ear
pcnter, farmer and physician. Who shall
furnish medicines for the sick, per four,
teenth article treaty of january twenty
second, eighteen hundred and iiity-iivv,
four thousand six hundred dollars.
FLATHEADS AND OTHER CUNFEPE-
RATED TRIBES.
For Inst OF live histalments ON one hull.'
dred and twenty thousand dollars, being
the third series, for beneficial objects, AT
the discretion OF the President, per fourth
article treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen
hundred and flfiy-ilve, four thousand dol.
lars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instnlmeni-,
for the suppbM u An AtgricUlt HtNl and IN
dnstrial school, keeping iii repair tho
buildings, and providing suitable inrni-
ture, books and stationery, per tifth nrl