The Portland daily press., 1873-04-07

For fourteenth of twenty instalments upon two
hun lre1 thousand dollars per third article treaty OF
June fifth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four' seven
thousand five hundred dollars.
MIAMIES-EEL RIVER.
For permanent annuity, in goods or Otherwise per
fourth article treaty OF Aug ust third seventeen nun
dred and ninety live, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods OF atherwise per
hundred and five, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity in goods OF otherwise per
third and separate articles treaty of September thr-
tieth eighteen hundred and nine three hundred and
Ai'' N MIAMIEs OF INDIANA.
For interest on two hundred and twentv-o,o than
sand two hundred and y-seven dollars and e;gbtv
six cents, uninvesed, at five per centum. ner Senae
amendment to fourth article treaty of June fifth,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, eleven Thousand
and sxty-two dollars and eigllty-nine cents 'N
MOLELS.
FOR pay OF teachers of manual-lab schools for
al materials therefor and for the subsst-
ence OF the pupils, three thousand dollars.
MlAED sAoSHoNES, BANNoCKs, AND SHEEP
For this amonnt to be expended in such goods
provisions, and other articles the President may
from time to time determine, including transporta-
on thereof instructing in agricultural and mechan-
lca pursuits in providing employees, educating chill
dren, procuring MEDICINE and medical ATTENDANCE
for the helpless Orphans of said Indians and in any
other respect to promote their civilization comfort
comfort and improvement, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
NAvAJOES.
For fifth of ten iustalments of such articles of
clothing, or raw material in lieu thereof for eight
thousand Navajo Indians, not exceeding five dollars
per In ian, per eighth article treaty Of June first
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, forty thousand
| dollars
| For fourth of ten instalments to be used by the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs in the purchase of
snch articles as from time to time the condition and
necessities of the Innans indicate to be proper the
sum of ten dollars to each person who engages in
farming or mechanical pursuits, (say thousand
| four hundred families fourteen thousand dollars.
of teachers. two thOusand
For transportation OF goods, ten thousand dollars.
| NEZ PIERCE INDIANS.
For fourth of five insalmens. of third SERIES for
beneficial objects at the discr tim of the President
per fourth article treaty of June eleventh. eighteen
| hundred and fifty-five six thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments for the sup
tural and industrial school, keeping in repair school
buildings. and for providing suitable furniture,
books and stationery per hfth article treaty Of June
eleventh, eighteen hundred and fifty y-fve i've hun
| dred dollars.
For for fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the
employment of one superintendent of teaching and
two teachers, per fifth article treaty of June elev
enth eighteen hundred and fty-fve, three thousand
| two hundred dollars.
| For fourteen of twenty instalments, for the en-
ployment OF one superintendent of farming, and two
| farmers, two millers, two blacksmiths one timer
one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one wagon and
plow maker, per fifth article treaty of June elev-
enth eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, ten thousand
| dollars.
For urteenth of twenty instalments, for pay of a
physician, per fiftbartice treaty of June eleventh
eighteen hundred and fifty five, one thousand four
| For fourteenth of twenty instalments for keeping
in repair the buildings for the various employees and
and for providing the necessary furniture therefor.
per fit b article treaty of June eleventh. eighteen
hundred AMI ffty-fve, three hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments for the SAL
of such person the tribe may select to be their
head chief, per fifth article treaty Of June eleventh
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, five hundred dollars
For salary of two subordinate chiefs, as per fifth
article treaty of June NINTH eighteen hundred and
| sixty-three, one thousand dollars.
| EOre of f,rb boorl Ill.,.
and clothing the children who shall attend the hoos
providing the schools and boarding houses with nee
agricultural implements, tools, and SO FORTH and for
fencing of such lands as may be needed for GARDEN
ing and farming purposes for the schools three thou
For salary of two matrons to take charge of the
boardingschools two assistant teachers one farmer
one carpenter and TWO mllers seven thousand six
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
In repair the hospital and providing the necessary
medicines, and the furniture therefor three hundred
| dollars
For repairs of houses, mills, and TOOLS and neces-
sary materials, three thousand five hundred dollars.
NISQUALLY, ,PTYALLUP, AND OTHER TRIBES
| AND BANDS OF INDIANS.
For nineteenth instalment, in part payment for re-
lnqushment of title to lands to be applied to bene-
fetal Objects per fourth article treaty of December
twenty-sxth eighteen hundred and ffty-four, one
For nineteenth of twenty instalments, for pay of
instructors, smith, carp inter- farmer and physician,
swho shall furnish medicine to the SICK per tenth
tcle treaty of December twenty-sxth eighteen hun
dred and ftytour, six thousand seven hundred dol
lars.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments for the sup
port of an agricultural and industrial school, and
support OF smith and carpenter shop, and providing
the necessary tools therefor, in conformity with
tenth article of treaty of December twenty-sixth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
NORTHERN CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
For fifth of thirty iustalments, for purchase Of
| clothing atv of Nov nth
dollars.
Secretary of the Interior, ten dollars fr each Indian
roaming (say one thousand eli hit hundred souls) in
the condition and necessities Of the Indians may in
nicate to be proper, as per same treaty, eighteen
For transportation of goods five thousand dollars
OMAHAS.
For sixth of fifteen instruments of this amount,
being third SERIES in money otherwise, per fourth
article treaty Of March sixteenth eighteen hundred
and ffty-four, twenty thousand dollars.
For eighth OF ten lnstalments, for keeping in re-
pair grst and saw MILL and support of blacksmith
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, and third al. icle
treaty of March six b, eighteen hundred and sixty
| five, three hundred dollars.
For eighth of ten instalments. for pay Of one en-
gineer, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For eighth Of ten nstaments for Pay of one mill
For eighth of ten instalmeuts for pay of one far
mer, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars.
smith, same reates nine Hundred Fay das
For sixth of ten insalments for support of black
smith and supplying tools for the same, three
osAGEs.
For interest sixty-nine thousand one hundred
and twenty dollars, at five per centun per annum
being value of fyfOur sections of land set apart by
treaty of June second eighteen hundred and twenty
five for educational purposes, Senate resolution
January NINTH eighteen hundred and tbirty-eight
three thousand four hundred and ffty-six dollars.
| For interest on three hundred thousand dollars al
n Per n per snc to be Pad
the Interior smay direct per first article treaty
Of September twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-fue, fifteen thousand dollars.
oToEs AND MIssoURIAs.
For sixth of fifteen instaments, being the third Sc
res in money or otherwise per fourth article treaty
of March fifteenth. eighteen hundred and fifty-four
nine thousand dollars.
| PAwNEES.
For perpetual annuity, least one-haf of which is
| to be in goods and such articles may be deemed
necessary for them per second article treaty of Sep
tember twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred aud fifty
| seven, thirty-thousand dollars.
For support of two-manual-labor schools per third
arsice treaty OF September twentyfourth, eighteen
hundred and fifty seven, ten thousand dollars.
| For pay Of two farmers, two blacksmiths and two
apprentices, ono miller and apprentice, and two
teachers five thousand seven hundred and eighty
| dollars
For pay of physician and purchase of medicine.
one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the purchase of iron and steel and other neces
|
For the purchase of farming utensils and stock, one
| thousand two hundred dollars.
| For repair of grist and saw mills three hundred
| dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of delivery
OF annuities for the Pawnees two thousand doll rs.
For this amount, much thereof as may be
necessary for the employment of one matron, three
teachers and two assistant teachers, and providing
the schools with fuel books, and stationery, forty
| seven hundred dollars.
PONCAS.
For last of ten instalments, (second seres) to be
paid to them expended for their benefit, thou
| sand dollars.
For this amount to be expended during the pleas
OF the President, in furnishing such aid and as
sistance in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, in
cluing the working OF the mill, pro, ided by Sec
ond article treaty of March twelfth, eighteen hun
dred and ftyeight the Secretary of the Interior
may consider advantageous and necessary, seven
| thousand five hundred dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, to be used at the discretion of the Pres
dent, to carry the work of aiding and instructing
the Poncas in the arts of civilization, with yie to
thelr selfsupport and for subsistence and clothing,
| ten thousand dollars. "
PoTTAwAToNfIES.
For permanent annuity in silver per fourth artic,e
treaty OF August third, seventeen hundred and nine
ty-fve, three hundred and seventy-eieht dollars
| ninety cents. S "i'u
For permanent annuity, in silver per third .rt,,,o
treaty of September thrtieth, eighteen hundred and
nine, one hundred and eighty-nine dollars and for+n %