The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03
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OF THE
UNITED 6 sEa a z ssS
PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSION OF THE FORTY
SECOND CONGRESS.


aud for other purposes.
Belt enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiucs Of The United States Of Ameyica in Ces'
gsess assembled. That the following sums be. ano
they are hereby, appropriated for the fiscal year
ending 5une .hirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty four, out Of any money in the treasury not
Otherwise appropriated for the purpose of pay
ing the current and contingent expenses of the
Indian department, and fulfilling treaty stipu-
tlions With the various Indian tribes and where
The exigencies Of the service require il. goods
and supplies for the Indian service for the fiscal
year ending June thrleIb, eighteen hundred
aad seventy -four, may be purchased and trans
ported during TIE current Iseal. year Il
For pay OF eight snperlutendents of Indian
affairs namely: Two superintendent for the
tribes eastadf The Rocky MOUNTAINS; one for Ore
gou ; one for the Territory Of Washingt on; ore
Tor tbs Territory OF New Mexico one for Cali.
fornia one for the Territory Of Arizona and one
for the Territory of Montatia, nineteen thousand
one hundred dollars.
For pay Of seventy zone agents oflndian affairs,
namely:
Five for the tribes in Oregon, namely: Warm
Springs. klamath. Grand R6nde, Siletz and
Umatllla agencies;
Three for the tribes in Washington Territory,
namely: Neah Day, Yakima, and Skokonlish
agencies;
Three for the tribes in California namely :
Ioopa Valley, Round Valley, and Tule River
agencies;
Two for the tribes in Nevada, namely; Pi. Ute,
and Walker River, and Pyramid Lake agen
cies
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely: Nez
Perez and Fort Hall agencies;
Four for the tribes in NJ ontana. namely: Flat
heads, Blaclfect, Grow, and Milk River agsn-
cies;
IAst.,t p I'D
Cloud, Milestone, Yankton, PoEca, Upper Mis-
souri,, Grand River. Cheyenne River, Fort Ber-
thold Sis.e;on, and Devils Lake agencies;
One for the tribes in Wyoming. namely Shos-
houe and Bannock agencies;
One for the tribes in Utah. namely; Uintsh
Valley agsaey;
SIX for the tribes in New Mexico, nancy ::
A}aiquiH, Navajo, Cimmaron, Meseaiero Apache,
Soutllerr Apache and Pueblo agencies
Two for the tribes in Colorado, namely: Los
Pinos and White River agencies:
Six for the tribes in Nebraska, namely:
Great NemaIa, Omaha Winnebago, Pawnae Otoc,
and Santse agere!as
Three for the tribes in Kansas. namely: Pet
tawaiomie Kaw Or Kansas, and kiakapoo agen-
cies;
Ten for The tribes in the Indian Territory,
namely Sac and Fox, Quapaw, heosho, Kiowa
aud Cou,a,.ce Upper Arkansas. Hichaita, Cher
0Kcc. AteSh, CHSSt"" .sAo 0itoAlsSe"3 GAM OSAAA
mole agencies;
One for the tribes IN Minnesota, namely !:
Chippewa ageneN;
One for The tribes in Iowa namely: Sac and
Fox of iowa agency and 1t shall be the duty OF
said agent 10 reside at or near where said tribes
are ocafed, giving all Necessary time to their
education and ia instru citing them in agriculture
;iiid mechanic arts.
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin,, namely:
Croa, and a ponia npan les:
Que for the tribes iii Michigan, namely !:
Aiackinac agency:
one for The New York Indians, namely: New
York agency;
Seven for the tribes in Arizona namely: Pap
ago, Colorado River. Pima and Aaffcop&, Chir-
icahui Camp Verde, Camp Apache, and Moquis
Pueblo agencies cne hundred and six thousand
five hundred doll rs ProDided That it shalt be
the duty of the presidant to dispense with the
services Ct such Indian dgents and supsrintend-
en!s herein mentioned may be practicable;
ssnd where it is practicable he shall require the
same person 10 perform the duties of two agen
ciss CT supern endeucias for one salary
For pay Of special agent for the Goship Wes
tern and Northwestern bands Of Shoshones, in
Western Utah and Eastern Nevada, one thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
For three sup agents one for the tribes in Or
egon namely: Aiesea sub agency and two for
the tribes in W .shngton Territory. namely
Tulalip and Quinai.let sub agencies, three thou
sand dollars
For pay Of CLERKS to superintendent, six thou
sand TWO hundred doilars-
For temporary clerks to superintendent, SIX
thousand two hundred dollars.
For pay OF eighty nine interpreters. thirty
ming thousand seven hundred dollars, as follows:
Seven io, the tribes in Oregon, namely: TWO for
the Klamath agency, and one each for the urand
:son,ie Siletz, Umaiiila. Warm Spring, and Ale
sea ,s,,b geney at five hundred dollars per an
mum each.
Nine interpreters for the tribes in Washington
Terrii ory, namely: one each for the fahama,
Tulalip, aiakah, s Kiai!am Quiniael,, and GniIle.
hute agencies. and each tor the Fort Colville.
Chehaiis Olympia. and Puyalup reservations
81 five hundred ,ldflats per annum each
Two 70: ise tribes of Idaho naaely: Nez Perez
and Fort Hall agencies III i've hundred dollars
per aDnum each. =
Three for tribes III Nevada, namely: ri Ute,
Walker River. and Pyramid Lake agencies, at
five hundred dollars each.
Four for he tribes in Montana, namely; Flat.
heads, Backfeet,, Gov, and Milk River agensies,
ut four hun,l red dollars each
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely: Red
Cloud. Milestone, Yankton. Ponca, Upper Mis-
souri,, Grand River. Cheyenne River, Fort Bert.
! hold Sisseton and Dsvil.s Lake agencies at four
hundred dollars per annum each.
OHe for the tr Ibes In Wyoming. namely: ShoSh-
one and Bannock agency. at Ave hundred dollars
One for the tribes in Utah, at five hundred
dollars per annum
Eig.lt Cor tribes in New Mexico. namely one
FOR the New Mexico SUPPLEMENTARY, two for tho
Navajo agency. and one each for the Albiquin,
Cinmaron Mescaiero Apache. Southern Apache,
| and Pueblo agencies, at five hundred dollars per
annum each.
Three for the tribes in Colorado, namely: Los
Pinos and White River agencies, and Denver
special agency, at five hundred dollars per annun
! each.
| Seven for the tribes in Nebraska. namely
| Two for the Great Nama1a agency. and one each
for the Winnebago. Omaha, Pawnse, Otoe, and
Santce agencies, at four hundred dollar per an
| mum each.
Three for tie tribes in Kansas, namsy Potts
| watomie kaw, or Kansas, and Klckapoo agen-
| cies, at four hundred dollars each
| Eleven for tribes in Indian Territory, namely
| Two for the Upper Arkansas agency, one each fol-
the Kiow;.s, Sac and Fox, Quapaw, Neoshc
| Wichita, Cherokee, Greek, Chocktaw Chicka
| saw, and Seminole agencies, at four hundred dol
| ars per annum each.
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely
| Green Bay and La Pointe agencies, at four hun
dred dollars each
Four for the tribes in Minnesota namely
| Chippewa agency, at four hundred dollars each
| Five for the tribes in Michigan namely
| f1ackinac agency, at four hundred dollars each.
| One for the New York Indians, namely: New
| York agency, four huudred dollars.
! One for the tribes In Iowa, namely. Sac an
Fox agency, four hundred dollars.
| Sevo, foY. tba tr;hac in Sr;1oro rama]v. pao