Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-27
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
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al iieie treaty OF SeTtepber s.ve utee ntls eigh-
, y. Landrtd and eighteen, i've hundred dol
fs< blacksmith and assis .aat. shop. and ,ea,.
lron snd steel, 20 be spplk a. sti palstai in the
seventh srhcle treaty Of February t~eptv-thir "a
elgHt en- hundred and siNcs-seven. one thousand
20 miller. during the pleasure Of the Presi-
q Mt, s&A hundred dollars.
sESEoAs az NEw yoRK.
frr permanent snnrisy, in lieu OF interest on
seek, per act OF fcbra .sy nincteeESh fig,,taan
Elidrtd And thtrty-ona. six thousassi dollars
For inttrtst, IN lieu ofinsestnenf, on seventy
I've tbosSano aollars- Al five per eenfurn per
act OF Jsne twerty-se zenith. eishs.ea bnnsprei
aaa toItS- sly, three thousand seven hundred
For ;ntersst, AZ re per cenklm, on forty
three thousand and CITY dollars. transferrsd
nom the Ontario Lank to The United states
tIt asury, per act of June sVrenty-seventh
enc Hundred and fsty-two dollars and ffty
cents
sENEcASAN smA sSEEs
foI permanent aannlty, in sssecie. per fourta
article treaty OF September Seventeenth,
eighteen hurtret and eighteen, one Thousand
dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and tools,
iron and steel, one Thousand and sixty dollars
SsSEcAs. hiSRo ssNEcks AND saAwSxFs
ouArAws, cosFEDrEATEc PEoRIAs, KAsKAs-
Kihs, WAS, AND PfANEssHAws, orrAwAs
or BLANcHkSD's PORK AND RoCn 4 De RsKl-F
Am CERTAIN wYANDoz-rs.
Fer last of i've instruments, for blacksmith
Snu nssistaht ssor and tools, iron and steel for
Shof, Tor ShaNnces. five hundred ,iollarss
For fifth OF six instalrsenfs for paw of b,ack
smith, ana TOT necessary iron and steel tools
Tor Peortss, ksskaskiss, weas, aud Pisnke-
three dollars and twenty nine cents.
SHAGNEEs.
For permanent snRnitv for educational pur-
poses, per fourth article treaty OF August third,
seventeen hundred and ninety ave and third
article treaty OF May tenth, eighteen hundred
ard fifty four, one thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity, in specie, for edvca-
fionai purposes, per fourth arsicle treaty of
Septe nber twenty ninth eighteen hundred and
seventeen, and third article treaty OF Maytenth,
eigh cen hundred and Efty-foar, two thousand
dollars.
Fer interest, at five per ecntum, on forty
thsasand dollars, for educational purposes, per
snha article treaty Of May TENTH eighteen hum
ared and fifty -four, two thousand dollars
sHosHosEs.
Eastern Bsnds-For tenth of twenty install
ments, to be expended, under the direction of
as he may deem suitable to their wants eilher
as hunters or herdsmeB, per fifth article treaty
OF July second, eighteen hundred aud sixty-
three, ten tbousa nd dollars.
Western Bdnds.-For tenth of twenty install
ments, under the direction OF the President in
the purchase OF such articles AS he NAV deem
suitable TO their wants, either as hunters OF
hefdsmen, per seventh article treaty of October
hrst, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, siye
thousand dollars.
| Northwestern Banss.-For tenth of twenty in
staiments, TO be expended, under the direction
OF the President, in the purchase Of such arti-
cts as he may deem suitable 10 their wants.
eltner as hunters or herdsmen, per third article
treaty of July thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three, five thousand dollars.
GoSh'p Bdad.-For tenth of twenty install
nents, TO be expended, under the direction OF
the PRESIDENT. IN the purchase of such articles
inciuding cattle for herdng other purposes
| a. ne shall deem suitable % their wants and
condition as hunters or herdsmen, one thousand
dollars.
sHosBoNRs AND BASSocKs
Hhoskones.-For fourth OF thirty instalments
To purchase eight hundred suits Of clothing for
mates over fourteen years OF age, the flannel.
hose, calico, and domestics for eight hundred
females over the age of twelve years and such
goods Is may be needed to make suits for eight
hundred boys and girls, thirteen thousand eight
hundred and seventy -four dollars.
For third of ten instalments, for the purchas
OF such articles as may be considered proper by
the secretary OF the Interior for one thousan
eight hundred persons roaming and six hundred
persons engaged IN agriculture, thirty thousand
For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter.
engineer. farmer and blacksmith as per tenth
article treaty Of July third, eighteen hundred
ana sixty -eight, six thousand eight hundred
For last of three instalments, to be expended
IN presents for the ten persons who grow the
most valuable crops, under the same act and
treaty, live hundred dollars
Bd'snooks.-For fourth Of thirty instalments
TO purchase four hundred suits of clothing for
males over fourteen years of age. the flannel
CdfiCo, anu OOmestics Tor four hundred
females over the age of twelve years, and such
hannei ara cotton goods as may be needed TO
make suits for four hundred BOYS and Urls sin
thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven dol
lars.
For fourth Of ten instruments, for the pur-
chase OF such articles a. may be considered
propef by the Secretary of the Interior, for
eight hundred persons roaming, and four hum
dollars
For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter. en-
glnepr md
eight hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods that may be pur-
CHASED Tor the Shoshones and Bannocks, five
thousand dollars.
sHosHoNEs, BASEocKs, AND OTHER BANDS OF
INDIANS IN IDAHO AND SOUTHEASTERN
OREGON.
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, or other articles Is the Pres
dent may from time to time determine includ-
ing transportation, i'm instructing in aericultu-
RAJ pursuits, in providing employees educating
chiidren, procuring medicine and medical at
tendance, care for and support of the aged,
sick. and infl m, for the helpless orphans of said
Indians, and in any other respect to promote
! .helr c.vilization, comfort, and improvement,
forty thousand dollars.
SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity, in clothing and other
ustful articles, per sixth article treaty of No
yember seventeenth, seventy hundred and
ninety-four -four thousand five hundred dollars.
sioux OF DETERRENT TRIBES, INCLUDING SAN
PoNCAs ON THE GREAT SIOUX RESERVATION
AND FAMILIES OF sANTER DAKOTA sioux
VINO HAVE TAKEN HoMEsTEADs AT Or NEAR
fLAKDRRAC, IN DAKOTA TERRITORY
For pay Of second blacksmith, and furnishing
iron, steel, and other material, two thousand
dollars.
For fourth of thirty instalments, to purchase
clothing for males over fourteen wears of age,
for flannel, hose, and calico, and domestics re-
quired fo~ females over twelve wears of age
and for such flannel and cotton goods as NAV be
needed to make suits for boys and girls, one
hundred and ffty-nine thousand four hundred
dollars
For fourth Of thirty instalments, to purchase
such articles as may be considered proper by
the Secretary OF the Interior for persons roam
ing and for persons engaged in agriculture, two
hundred and thirty-six thousand dollars
For the last Of four instruments for purchase
OF beef, ho1r, bacon, aud sugar in proportionate
quantities for twenty thousand persons under
ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight and
subsistence Of Yankton Sioux one million three
hundred thousand dollars: Prorided, That the
unexpended balance OF appropriations hereto
fore made for the subsistence of the Northern
Cheyennes and Arapahoes may be used to re-
imburse the appropriation heretofore made for
Subsistence Of Sioux Of different tribes to an