New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

| for the support of An agricultural ana N
| dustrisl school and pay Of teachers, TWO
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
Tor fourteenth of twenty lnstallments, TOT
the employment of a smith. carpenter.
farmer, and physician, who shall furnish
medicine for thu sick, fous thousand SIX
hundred dollars.
MENOMONEES.
For eighth OF fifteen installments of an
nnity upon two hundred ana forty-tWo
| Thousand six hundred and elghty-sN ooL-
| lars, for eession of lands per fourth arIlcie
treaty of Nav twelfth. eighteen hundred
and tifty-four, and Senate amendment
| thereto, sixteen thousand one hundred ana
seyenty-nine dollars and six cents.
MIAMIES OF KANSAS.
For permanent provision for blacksmith
| and assistant, and iron and steel for shop
per fifth article treaty OF October sixth
eighteen hundred and eighteen, and fourth
| article treaty of June fifth, eighteen hun
! bred and fifty flour, nine hundred and forty
| dollars.
| For permanent provision for miller, ID
| lieu of gunsmith, per fifth article treaty Of
| October sixth, eighteen hundred and eight
| cen. fifth article treaty of October twenty,
| third, eighteen hundred and thirty four, and
| fourth article treaty Of June fifth, eighteen
|
| For interest on fifty thousand dollars at
! five per centum, for educational purposes
| per third article treaty of June fifth, eight
| cen hundred and fifty four. two thousand
| five hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty installments
| upon two hundred thousand dollars, per
| third article treaty of June fifth, eighteen
hundred and fifty four. seven thousand hve
| hundred dollars.
MANIFESTED RIVER.
| For permanent annuity. in goods or o:he'-
| wise, per fourth article treaty OF Aug .st
third. seventeen hundred and ninety i've.
| five hundred dollars.
| For permanent annuity. in goods or other
| wise, per articles of treaty OF August TWEEN
| ty-tirst, eighteen hundred and five. two
| hundred and fifty dollars.
| For permanent annuity, in goods or other
| wise, per third and separate articles trt atty
| of September thirtieth. eighteen hundred
and nine, three hundred and fifty dollars.
MIAMIES OF INDIANA.
| For interest on two hundred and twenty.
| one thousand two hundred and fifty seven
| dollars and eighty-six cents, uninvested, at
| five per centum, per Senate amendment TO
| fourth article treaty OF June fifth eighteen
hundred and fifty four eleven thousand and
| siXty-two dollars and eighty-nlne cents.
! AOLELS.
For pay of teachers Of manual labor
! schools. for al! necessary materials there.
| for. and for the subsistence OF the pupiIs.
three thousand dollars.
MINED SHOSHONES. BANNOCKS AND
SHEEP EATERS.
For this amount, 20 be expended in such
| goods, provisions and other articles, as the
President may, from time to time, deter.
mine, including transportation thereof, In.
| structipg in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees. educating
| children, procuring medicine and medical
| attendance. care for and support of the
| aged, sick. and inirm. for the helpless or.
| phans of said Indians. and in any other
| respect to promote their civilization. com
fort and improvement. twenty-five iHoH'
| sand dollars
NAvAJOES.
For fifth of ten ;nstallments of such ar
| ticles OF clothing, or raw material in ;leL.
thereof. for eight thousand Navajo Indians.
not exceeding five dollars per Indian. as
| per eighth article treaty of June first.
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, forty
| thousand dollars.
For fourth of ten ;nstaliments. 70 be asei
| by the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs IN
the purchase of such articles as from time
to time the condition and necessities of she
of ten dollars to each person who engage.
in farming or mechanical pursuits. tsay one
! thousand four hundred tami!!es!, !ourteeo
thousand dollars.
For pay OF two teachers. Two thossan!
dollars.
For transportation OF goods. ten ,hotl-
| sand dollars.
| NEZ PIERCE INDIANS.
For fourth of five Installmcnts. OF third
series. for beneficial objects. at the dis
cretion of the President. per fourth articie
treaty of June eleventh. eighteen hundred
and ffty.fve. six thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty in6tallments
for the support Of two schools. one ol
which to be an agricultural and industrial
school. keeping in repair school buildings
and for providing suitable furniture. books
and stationery. per fifth article treaty OF
June eleventh. eighteen hundred and fifty
five. five hundred dollars.
For fourteenth Q, twenty ;nstallruerts
for the employment Of one superintendent
of teaching and two teachers. per fifth
article treaty Of June eleventh. eighteen
hundred and tifty-nve. three Thousand w.
| hundred dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instalimcnt-
for the employment OF one superintendent
of farming. and two farmers. two inillers
two backsmiths, one timer. one gunsmith
!
maker. per fifth article treaty of june eley
enth. eighteen hundred and fifty five. ter
thousand dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instaliments
for pay of a physician. per fifth article
treaty of June eleventh. eighteen hundred
and tifty-tive, one thousand tour hundred
dollars.
For fourteenth OF twenty installmcnts
for keeping in repair the buildings Tor the
various employees and for prOvidAg the
necessary furniture therefor, per fifth article
treaty of June eleventh. eighteen hundred
and fifty three hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalIments
for the salary of sach person as the tribe
NAV select to be their head chief per fifth
article treaty OF june eleventh. eighteen
hundred and fifty five. five hundred dollars
For salary of two subordinate chiefs. As
per fifth article treaty of June ninth
eighteen hundred and sixty three, one Ihou
sand dollars.
For eighth OF sixteen installments. tol
boarding and clothing the children whc
shall attend the schools. prOvidin. tht
schools and boarding houses with nectssar,
furniture. the purchase of necessary
wagons, agricultural implements, tools
and so forth. and for fencing Of such land
as may be needed for gardening and farm
ing purposes for the schools. three Thousand
dollars.
For salary of two matrons 20 take charg,
of the boarding schools. two assistant teach
J ers, one farmer, one carpenter. and tw,
millers. seven thousand SIX hundred dollars
, For fourteenth OF twenty instaIlmente
for keeping in repair the hospital. and pro
: viding the necessary medicines. and tn
furniture therefor. three hundred dollars.
For repairs ofhouses, mills and tools, an,
necessary materials. three thousand :Iy
hundred dollars.
NISQUALLY, PUYALiCP AND OTHEl
TRIBES AND BANDS OF INDIANS.