New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-27


four dollars.
For third Of ter installments, for the
purchase of auch articles as may be con
sidered proper by the Secretary Of the In
terror for one Thousand eight hundred per-
sons roaming and SIX hundred persons en-
| gagged in agriculture. thirty thousand dol
| lara.
For paw of physician. teacher, carpenter,
| engineer, farmer and blacksmith, as per
| tenth article treaty of July third, eighteen
| hundred aud sixty ight. six thousand eight
! hundred dollars.
| For last of three instailments, to be ex-
! pended in presents for the IN persons who
| grow the most valuable crops. under the
| same act and treaty. i've hundred dollars
| Ru,.1ocks-For four of thirty install
rtl.nts. to purchase four hundred suits OF
| clothing for males over fourteen Years of
| age, the flannel, hose. calico and dOmestics
| for four hundred ieUiales over the age Of
| twelve years. and such flannel and cotton
| goods as may be needed 10 make suits for
four hundred boys and girls, six thousand
| nine hundred and thirty seven dollars.
For fourth Of ten insIallnrnts, for the
! purchase OF such articles as may be con
| s!dered proper by the Secretary Of the Ia
| terror, for eight hundred persons roaming,
| and four hundred persons engaged N agri-
, culture, sixteen !hous and dollars.
For pay of physician. teacher, carpenter,
| engineer, farmer and blacksmith. SIX t!leu-
sand eight hundred dollars.
For transportation os good. that NAV he
purchased for the SbosAOues AMI Bannocks.
| FIVE thousand dollars.
| SHOSHONES. BANN0CKS AND OTHER
BANDS OF INDIANS IN IDAHO AND
| SOUTHEASTERN OREGON.
For this amount, to be expended III such
| goods, provisions ard other articles as the
| President may from time ~ time determine.
| including transportation, IN lDstruCung III
. agricultural pnrsu,ta. n providing en-
ployes educating children. procuring medl-
cine and medica. attendance, care tor and
| supper. OF the aged, sick and inhrm, Tor the
| helpless orphans a. said Indians. and IN any
| other respect to promote their CIVILIZATION,
comfort and improvement. forty Thousand
! dollars.
SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity. N clothing and
. ether useful articles. per sixth article treaty
, 0: November seventeenth, seventeen hun
dred and ninety four. tOsr Thousand five
| hundred dOiars.
SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TRIBES, IN
| CLUDING SANTEE SIOUX IN THE
| STATE OF NEBRASKA, AND pom
| Gas on THE GREAT SIOUX RESER-
| EATION. AND FAMILIES OF SAN
TEE DAKOTA SIOUX WHO HAVE
| J AMEN hoMI.SI F-'1DS - IN ~ ~ - ~ ~ II u
| kLaNDREAU. IN DAKOTA TERRI
TORY.
! -. pay of secon! blacksmith, and fur
| ni.hin: iron. steel, and ether material. two
Thousand dollars.
For fourth of thirty .ns:all1erta. 70 pur-
| Chase clothing for males over fourteen
years of age, .or flannel, hose, and calico,
and domestic required for females over
twelve gears ofage. and for sUch fannol and
1 .ttf.l tn ma
suits for boys and girls, one hundred ana
dftv-nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For fourth of thirty ,n5tallments, TO pur.
chase such articles may be considered
proper By the Secretary OF the Interior 1or
persons roaming and for persons engaged
IN agriculture. Two hundred and thirty SIX
| thousand dollars.
| For the last OF 'urr instalments for pur.
chase Of beef, -four, bacon and sngar III
| rroportionate quantities for twenty thou
! sand persons, under the tenth article OF the
tr. atY OF Apri! twenty ninth. eighteen hun
dred and siXty-eight. and subsistence OF
Yankton Sioux. one million three hundred
aud fourteen Thousand dollars: provided
that the unexprnaed balance OF approprla
| J:Dns heretofore made tor the subsistence
| of the Northern CheEenn.s and ArapahoeS
| may be used 10 reimburse the appEourla
| ION he-o. ,..Ore made for subsistence o.
SIOUX III different tribes to an amount
.rial tr the amount heTc'o:or. expended
l:,nI said S.oEN appropriation IOr the SUB
s.t".r"e OF the Northern cheN"nneS and
Ara..aboc- q, the Rcd Cloud agency.
For pay ~ ply 7!Stan' -" teachers oh'
rarDen;rr, one niillrr. ono engineer, 0h.
'..r.n.r aud one blacksmith. :e:. thousand
Jour hundred aoIiI:-.
tr. ;r,.us;ar .!iDn, and 'bs necessary
..IrE..- OI delivering goods. to tr pur
rna-ed Tor .hr "'a@''n- oaAus OF u" oi"uA @
iH"'a"-' NJ: i.oa 10y .. . '.'-
nn, ,,rn..r,d and t:t.y .ho...a.: do.iays.
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- SfH y. a.. S.tC - W Lar Il ''- :
hi.tsHE. AHD 'E' IL '-AfrE'
For :i.i. aInouut. beng :he frat o.! 'el
;rs-aiiment. 81 ,he sam of eigh; hunfrcC
dUliarr named IN :. ccr'aii. 4 -fetlntnt. inau'
uv .he comrnissione;. aDpo.nted by the Sec
is.4ry ot The interior, under Tive provision
OF Inc act OIL June ToS0IS4, '',n ,bn Siss"tn, n
, Gu ,tHat.'' 80 9,,F -: So Jnt;,n. fn
.h. relint,uishm+nt Ly said Indians, o
| -h.ir claim 20 or interest IN the lands de
! s.,.5ed III 'hr second article ot the treat,
| mad. with them February IiLcteGnth
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, the sam
!. 10 be expended under the direction of TIN
President tor the. benefit o.: SAID Indians, Il
IN. ma:iuer prescribed Il! said treaty .
| eighteen hundr... and sixty-sevon, q
| | amended bv tho Senate. eighty thou
sand .iollacs. and the said agree
men, j. hereby confirmed excepting s'
| much thereof rs - :no' LutA lh pa'aSfdp u >
numbered. respectively. 'hid. fourth vi ID
! sixth. seventh. 'iehtE ana hinlh; p,os I"eu
UA"y 80 pa " .1,a ,,.',;ca+;nT Wv sal;
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