The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03
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OF THE
UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSION OF TIE FORTY
SECOND CONGRESS.
KlCKAPUOS

SECOND CONGRESS.
KICKAPUOS
| For twentieth instalm mt Of interest on one
hundred thousand dollars. at Eve per centnm per
annum for educational and o,her beneficial pur
poses, per treaty May eighteenth hundred and
! fifty four five thousand dollars.
| For twentieth AMI last instalment on two hun
dred thousand dollars. to be paid in eight en
hundred and seventy four. per 5ecpnd article
treaty of May eighteenth eighteen hu dred q I'd
| fifty -four. five thousand dollars.
| For this amount. to ena ble the President Of
the United Ststes TO carry out the provisions of
tine third article of the treaty made win the
Kickapoo Indians. dated Juue twenty eighth.
I eighteen hundred and sixty two, to be paid un
der such rules the Secretary OF the Interior
may prescribe, to twelve Kckapon Indians who
have become citizens of the United States, the
same being their proportion Of he sum OF one
| hundred thousand dollars provided for said tribe
for education and other beneficial purposes Ler
treaty of May eighteenth, eighteen hundred aud
fifty four, f@ur thousand and fifty four dollars
and five cents.
KLAMATH AND MODOC INDIANS
| Fer shiFi of Eve instalments. to be applied un
der direction of the President. as per secoud ar
| ticle treaty oil October fourteenth egh'e cen nun
dred and sixfy-fonr. five thousand dollars.
For seventh Of twenty instruments for keeping
in repair saw IN H. cue Touring mi |, buildings
| for the blacksmith, carpenter, aud wagon aud
pillow maker the manual IL Dor school, and hos
pital, as per fourth article treaty of October
| fourteenth. eighteen hundred and sixty four,
one thousand dhlars.
Fer eighth Of twenty nstamepts for the rnr
chase Of tools and material for saw ana fur
mills, carpenter, blacksmith, wagon and piow
makers shops. and book and stationery f5t the
manfal labor school, "s per fourth article treaty
of October four zenith. eighteen hunired and six :
| ty-four, enc thousand Eve hundred dollars
| For eighth o. fifteen insaments, for pay and
subsistence Of one superintendent Of farming.
one farmer. Que blacksmith. one sawyer. Que
carpenter. and one wagon and pillow maker. as
per fifth article treaty of October fourteeu h,
| eighteen hundred and sixty four, six thousand
| dollars
For eighth of twenty instruments, to pay sala
ry and subsistence of one physician one m Ter.
and two school teachers as per 18th article trea
ty OF October fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty four, three thousand six hun lred dollars.
i. MAkAH TRIBE
/ For FORTH of ten instruments of thirty thous
and dollars. (being the fifth seres.) unler ilree
tion OF the President. AZ per fifth article treat v
OF January thirty first, eighteen niudred and
fifty five, one thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty insinlnents, for sup
port Of smi,, md e.rpenters shop, and TO pro-
vide th' necessary tools therefor per eleventh
article treaty OF January thirty first. eighteen
hundred anu fry FIVE. i've hun,:red dollars
For fourteenth Of twenty ins,alments. for The
support OF an agricultural aud industrial school.
and pay of teachers, two thousand five hundred
dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instruments for the
employment OF a blacksmith carpenter. farmer
an physician. who shall furnish medicine Tor
The SICK, four thousand SIX hnn,lred del ars.
MENUMUNEES.
For eighth OF fifteen instruments of annuity ND
on two hunired ami forty two thousand SIX hun
dred and eighty SIX dollars, for .esslcn Of lands
pei fourth article treaty OF May twelfth, eigh
hundred all fifty -fouf and Senate amendment
thereto, sixteen thousand one hundred and s.veu.
cnty nine dollars and SIX cents.
NAMES OF KANSAS
For permanent provision for blacksmith and
assistant, and lrun and sieet Tor SHOP, per filth
article treaty of October sixth. eighteen RED
ami eighteen, and fourth artlce treaty ol June
fifth. eighteen hundred and tity-tour, nine ke.
drsd and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller in lieu oil
gunsmith, per hfsh article srelty OF October SIKH
eighties hundred ana eighteen, hfi article ir~a
Of october twenty third, eighteen huudred ana
thirty TOUR, and fourth arlee treaty ul jan.
fifth. eighteen hundred and fry -four, six hundred
dollars.
per centum, for educational purposes. per thir,
article treaty of June f;th e. gh,eeu hundred ant
fifty four, two thousand five hundred dollars.
| For fourteenth OF twsniy lnstaiments npoI
. two hundred thousand dollars, per third artic
treaty of Juue filth, eig hteen hundred aud fifty
; four, seven thousand five huadred dollars.
MANIFESTED RIVER
For permanent annuity, i'll goods or otherwise
per fourth article treaty of august third. seven
htvh.s Il I III
lars.
For permanent annuity. in goods or other wise
per articles of treaty Of August twenty frs
eighteen hundred aud FIVE. two hundred md iii
ty dollars.
For permanen: annuity. in goods or otherwise
. per third and separate articles treaty of cepem
Der thirheth eighteen hundred ami mite, thre
hundred and fifty dollars
MlAMIES OF INDIANA.
For interest on two hundred asd twenty on
,, thousand two hundred and sfy seven dollars an
eighty six cents. uninvested at Gye per centrum
per Senate amendment to fourth article treaty G
June firth, eighteen hundred and fifty four, elev
en- thousand and sixty-two dollars and eighty
nine cents.
MOLELs.
For pay Of teachers of manual labor schools
for ail necessary materials therefor. and for tn
Subsistence OF the pupils three thousand dollars
MhAEO oHOouONES. HtNNOChS, AND
SHEEP EATERS
For this amount TO- be expe nle,l in .ych r.,4.
PROVISIONS. and other articles as the Presideu
may, IRON time to time, determine iucintiinl
transportation thereof, insruc,ing ia agriculture
and mechanical pursuit. in providing employ ee,
educating children. procuring medicine an
medical attendance, care for and support of iii
aged, sick. and inhrm. for the helpless orphan
Of said Indians. and in any other respect to pro
mote their civilization. comfort and improvement
twenty five thousand 1olars
NAVAJOES
For fifth of ten instalments. of such articles o
clo.hiug. or raw material in lieu thereof 70
eight thousand Naval o Indians. not exceeding Fl v
doi'srs per Indian, per eighth article treaty O
June Isl. eighteen hunired and sixty eight fort
thousand dollars
For fourth of ten ipstalments to he used b,
the Commissioner of In;iian Affairs in the par
chase OF such articles trem lime TO time III
condition and necessities of the Iiiians may in
dlcatc to be proper, the sum of ten dollars TO eac
person who engages in farming mechnnica
pursuits. (sny one thousanl four hundred gatai
lies. J fourteer thousand dollars.
, For pay OF two teachers thousand dollars
For TRANSPORTATION of pooIs ten thn,,u.nd Il "a,