The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-10
rRIpEoF SNAKE INDIANS.

under the direction OF the Rresioent, ID per sew
enth article treaty of August twelfth. eighteen
hundred and sixty five, one thousand two hun
dred dollars.
W S'KLALLAMS.
For fcurth Of five ihs,slments on SIXTY thous~
and dollars. (being theffth seriss,) under the
direction Of the President per fifth article treaty
Of January twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred snd
ifty-fve, two thousand four hundred dollars
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the
support Of an agricultural and industrial school,
and for pay for suitsble teachers, per eleventh
article treaty of January twenty sixth, eighteen
hundred and ffty-fvs, TWO thousand Eve hundred
dollars.
For fourteenth d twenty instalments, for the
employment of blacksmith, carpenter. farmer.
and physician, who shall furnish medicine for
the sick, per treaty Of January twenty -slxth,
eighteen hundred and fifty Eve four thousand
six hundred dollars.
For support Of q smith and carpenter shop. and
to provide the necessary tools therefor, fvs hun
dred dollars. . $50
TABEaUACHE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS.
For last of ten instalments, for the purchase
Of goods. under the direction Of the Secretary
Of the Interior per eighth article treaty of Octo-
Der seventh eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
and Senate amendment Of March twenty. fifth,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four, ten thousand
dollars. ~
For last of ten instalments, per eigh article Of
said treaty, for the purchase of provisions, TN
der the direction Of the Secretary of the Interi
or, ten thousand dollars.
For pay OF DlacKsmifh, as per tenth article OF
same treaty aeven hunored ana twenty collars
For transportation anu general lncidental e4
penses Of the delivery Of goods, provisions, and
stock, as per same article Of same treaty, two
thousand dollars.
TABEGUACHE, MUACHE, CAPOTE, WEEMI-
NUCHE, YAMPA, GRAND RIVER, AND
UINTAH BANDS OF UTES.
For payment Of two carpenters two milIers,
two farmers, and one blacksmith, as per fifteenth
article treaty of March second. eighteen hundred
and sixtv-eight nine thousand dollars
For paw OF two teachers. as per same article Of
eame treaty two thousand dollars. q
For the purchase of iron and steel. and the
necessary tools for blacksm;th's shop. two hun
dred and twenty dollars.
For fftb Of thirty instalmarts to he exnanded
under the direction Of the Secretary of the lnte-
rior for clothing. blankets. and such other arti.
cles as he NAV think proper and necessary. under
eleventh article of same treatv thirty thousand
dollars.
Fnr onnua1 amount to he exnerdad pnder thu
d;r.ct,on at the Secratarv If tho Interior in
snnnvns said dir indians With beef m,ian whes.
four beans, and potatoes. as per twelfth article
Of same treaty, thirty thousand dollars.
For Transportation of such goods as may be
purchased for said Indians. seven thousand dol
lars
TETON SIOUX.
For this amount or SO p.uc;, thereof as may be
necessary, IL purchase subsistence and clothing
for the Teton ard other ban Is Of .oax @ia the
vicinity Of Fort Peck, Montana rsrritory and
for such other objects as the Secretary OF the In
terror, with the approval OF the President, may
deem necessary and ad visabe, to promote the civ
ilization and improvement of said Indians two
hundred Thousand dollars But this appropria-
zion shall be expended for the benefit OF such
portions OF said bands only, and for such tire US
they maintain friendly relations to the United
States: Provided That II any trader, his agent,
or any person acting fer or Under him, shall cell
any arms OF ammunition at his trading post or
other place within any district or country occu
pied by unc'Viilzed or hostile Indians contrary
to the rules ana regulations Oh the secretary OF
the Interior. such TRACER snail forfeit ms rlght
to trade with the Indians, anu the said Secretary
shall exclude such trader, and the agent, or other
person SO offending. from such district OR coan-
try SO occupied anu the Secretary Is hereby d.
rected and required TO ADOPT such rules rs may De
necessary to prohibit such sales, and to enforce
the same.
UMPQUAS, (COW CkEEA BANJO
For last of twenty ipstalmeuts, in blankets,
clothing, provisions, and stock, per third article
treaty Of September nine teenth, eighteen huu-
dred and fifty three, five hundred and fifty dol.
lars
11upouAs Ann car.apOOIAs or IMpouA
vaIIEy nREcnN -,
r., eo,,..h 81 a.. ;nst.I,nsn,s ~ thu forrtb
eo.;ss ~ ,onn,;tv far henaac;.l oh;acts 10 hp
asnonaod ov d;rsc,aJ hy rho pres;.lant ~ b;rd
-" ~ NogomIsr ,yan,v n;n,b ainh,oan
hundred and fftyfour. one thousand dollars
/. For nineteenth Ct twenty instalments, for the
paw Of a teacher and purchase of books and sta
tionery, per sixth article treaty of November
twenty NINTH eighteen hundred aud fifty 10 1T,
one thousand four hundred and fifty dollars.
w4TJA-WAI,LA. CAYuSE. AND UMATILr.A
TRIBES.
For fourth of FIVE instruments. Of third series.
to be extended under The direction of tie presi.
dent. ner second article treaty of June ninth,
eiohteen hpndred and fifty-fye four thousand
dollars.
Far fo,rtaaut,, of t~antv ;nsta,mants for tbs
purchase of all necessary mill fixtures and me-
ehanleal tools, medicines, and hospital stores,
books and stationery for schools, repairs OF school
| oulalng ana iurhnure, anu iof employees, three
THOUSAND collars.
FOR iour'eentn OF twenty lnstaiments, Tor the
pay anu suosls1ence el one superintendent Of
turning opera'ions' one lalnlei' TWO MIXERS, one
BLACKSMITH. que wagon anu pow MAKER, one car
penter anu Joinsf' one piysician, anu Two teach'
ers, per loul.n alIec &c tceay " June hin.',
teen nanoreu ano my -n'e' eie'eh 1noasano t~e
hunuieu aolass 80 e.. ~.
for .our'een.n ~ t"snsy ius'a'uen.s' ier nne