Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-24
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
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| grcSs dEseablsa. That the following suns l-a.
aud they are hereby. appropriate i.tcr the fiscal
| wear cnsing June thIrtsrth. a seen hundred
shd seyeRtN-fosr cut OF aRy mon. IN the trcs--
| uiN not tsherwse appropriated, tCrthc pu-po~-
| oi raging The esr-.ui and contingent eVlrl~as
| "t uhc IfsNan department and fulfilling treaty
s'iluiatio r. WITH thc various IUiiaE tribes afS
| NLeTN the sNigen~is> OF the service rers;irr A.
goods and supplies for the Ir.iia,, Ss,r,r,, f,r
| ne h>caI Var cns-Hg June thirtie-a, eighteen
! fuhIred ana seyenrv-four. NAV - yurchaS.,g
ara transported duripg the current HSrsl ys,r.
| for pay &C eight saPerintendents ct tr,itau
| aHalfs, namely; Iwe sGperintsndents ior the
~ ih"s east - the Esaeky mounfa,rss. one Ia,
| oregon. ore ior the Territory of WAshinctos
one tor the Territory of New Mexico: on,. tor
! California, one for the Territory o. Ariyora.
and one for the Territory Of Montana nineteen
| thousand one hundred aollars
| For paw NJ seyenty-OBe agents OF indian at
.airs namely:
Five for the tribes in 0regon, namely Warm
| Springs, Klamath. GraRie K0nde. Ssietz. ami
THREE FOR the tribes in Washington Territory
namely: Nesh Bay, Yakima. and SkckOTn.s IA
Three for the tribes i'm California. namely.
Hocpa Valley, Round Valley, and Tge River
| agencies;
\ | &c. and Walker River, and Pyramid Lake
agencies;
Two for the tribes il Idaho. namely. Nez
Perez and Fory Hall agencies:
four Tor the tribes IN Montana. namely.
| Flatheads. Blackfeet, Crow. and Mix River
agencies;
Ten for the tribes in Dakota namely: Red
Cloud. MILESTONE. \ ankton. Poucs. Uppcr Ma
Souri, Grand River. CHEYENNE River Fort
| Berthold, Si>~etOn, AMI Devils Lake agencies:
One ior the tribes in Wyoming, namely:
Sho>hone and BannOck agencies.
One Tor the tribes ia Utah, namely: Uin;ah
| Valley agency.
Six Tor the tribes in New Mexico. namely.
Aibiquin, Navajo. CimmarOn. Mescalero
| Apache, Southern Apache, and Pueblo aseH-
cie>;
Two for the tribes in Colorado. namely. Ios
Pinos and White River agencies.
Six for the tribes in Nebraska. namely: Great
Nemsha, winnebago, Pawnee, otoe, ami SAN
Three for the tribes in Kansas. namely: Pot
| tawotamie, Nav or Kansas, and kickapOo
| Ten for the tribes IN the Indian Territory.
| namely: Sac and Fox, Quapaw. Neosho. Mo-
| Wa and Comanche, Upper Arkansas. Wichita.
| Cherokee, Greek, Choetaw and ChicksSaw, and
| Seminole agencies;
| one for the tribes in Minnesota, namely:
| Chippewa agency;
one for the tribes in Iowa. namely: Sac and
| Fox OF Iowa agency; and it shall be the duty OF
said agent TO reside at near where said tr ibes
are located, giving all necessary time to their
/ education and in instructing them in asricul-
4 ture and mechanic arts.
| Two for the tribes in Wisconsin. namely:
Green Bay ard La Pointe agencies;
One for the tribes III Michigan, namely: Mac
kinac agency.
| One for the New York Indians, namely: New
| : ork agency:
| Seven tor the tribes in Arizona. namely: Pa
| ra1o, Colorado River, Pima aud Maricopa,
| CLiricahui, Camp Verde, Camp Apache. and
MoGuis Pueblo agencies, one hundred ani siN
Thousand FIVE hundred dollars; Prorif.F That
II shall be the duty OF the President 10 dispense
v it'll the services OF such Indian agents aud SUI
PeriEtendents herein mentioned a. maybe prLc-
reable: and where il Is practicable lac shall re-
quire the same person To perform the dutios OF
| two agencies OF SUP erintendencies Tor one sal
| aTv.
| For paw of special agent for the Go,hir West
ern and Northwestern bands OF Sho>hones ina
| Western Utah and Eastern Nevada one taoa-
/ sand i've hundred dollars.
For three sub-agents. ore for the tribe. in
Oregon, namely: Aleses sub agency: and two
for the tribes i'm Washington Territory. namely:
| Tuialip and Qunaielt b-agencies, three thou
l sa MI dollars
1 For paw of clerk to superintendent Cor Cali
| foTnia, one Thousand eight hundred dollars
For temporary clerks 20 superintendent. six
thousand two hundred dollars.
l For pay of eigEty-pine Interpreters. thirty
nine thousand seven hundred dollars, IA follows:
| Seven for the tribes in Oregon, namely: two for
| the klamath agency, and one each for the
| Grand Ronde, Sletz, UmatilIa. Warm Spring
and Alesea sub-agency, at five hundred dollars
per annum each.
Nne interpreters for the tribes in W shington
| Territory, namely: one each for the Yakima,
| Tulalip, Makah, S'kla'lam, QuinaieIt, and
| Quillehute agencies, and one each for the Fort
| Coivile, Cbehalis, Olympia, and Puyalup
reservations, at five hundred dollars per snnum
| each.
Two for the tribes in Idaho. namely: Ne.
'eIce and Fort Hall agencies, AT five hundred
| dollars per annuh each.
l Three for the tribes i'm Nevada, namely: Pr
| Ute, Walker River, and Pyramid Lake ager-
c;es, at five hundred dollars each.
-Four for the tribes in Montana. namely
| Flatheads, Biackfeet, Crow, and Mix River
| agencies, at four hundred dollars each.
Ten for the tribes i'm Dakota, namely: Red
Cloud, whe.- tore, Yaakton, R5ncs, Upper
| Missouri. Grand River, Cheyenne River, Fort
| Berth0ld. Sissc.op, and Devils Lake agencies
| at four hundre "A dollars per annum eacn.
One for the tribes in Wyoming, namely: Sho-
shone and Bannock agency, at hive hundred
| dollars.
One for the tribes ir Utah, at five hundred
l dollars per annum.
Eight tor the tribes in New Mexico namely:
| one tor the New Mexico SUPPLEMENTARY, two
fer the Navajo agency, and one each tor the
Southern Apache, and Pueblo agencies, at 1--WE
| hundred dollars per annum eaci.
Three for the tribes in Colorado, namely:
Los Pinos and White River agencies, and Den
| yer special agency, at tive hundred dollars per
Seven for the tribes in Nebraska. namely:
| Two for the Great Nehama agency. and one
each for the winnebago, Omaha. Pawnee,
| otoe, and Santee agencies, at four hundred
| dollars per annum each.
| Three for the tribes in Kansas, namely: Pot
| tawatome, Kaw, or Kansas, and kickapoo
agencies, at four hundred dollars each.
| Eleven for the tribes in Indian Territory,
| namely: Two Tor the Upper Arkansas agency,
| one each for the Kiowas, Sac and Fox, Quapaw,
| Neosho, Wichita, Cherokee, Greek. Choctaw,
Chickasaw, and Seminole agencies, at four
| hundred dollars per annum each.
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin. namely:
| Green Bay and La Pointe agencies, AZ four hun
/ dred dollars each.
-Four for the tribes in Minnesota, namely:
Chippewa agency, at four hundred dollars
/ each.
Five for the tribes i'm Michigan, namely:
| Mackinac agency, at four hundred dollars each.
One for the New York Indians, namely: New
| York agency, four hundred dollars.
| One for the tribes in Iowa. namely; Sac and
| Fox agency, four hundred dollars.
Seven for the tribes i'm Arizona, namely:
| PapagO, Colorado River, Pima and Maricopa,
| hoquis Pueblo agencies, and Camp Grant,
| Camp Verde, and Camp Apache special agen-
| cies, at five hundred dollars each.
For buildings at agencies, and repairs OF
| same, ten thousand dollars.
| For vaccine matter and vaccination Of In
| dians, five thousand dollars.
| For presents to and provisions for Indians ten
| thousand dollars.
For contingencies, including travelling, Incl
| dental, current, and contingent expenses of
| perintendents and agents, and OF their Offices,
| fifty thousand dollars.
| APACHEs, KlOwAs, AND COMANcHEs.
II For sixth of thirty insfalmef.fs- NJ f.raViial