The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-04-03

For presents to and provisions for Indian
| ten thousand dollars.
Fer contingencies, including travelling, inol
| dental. current, and Contingent expenses of 81
periutendents and agents, and Of their office
| fifty thousand dollars.
APACHEs, KIOWAs, AND COMANCHES.
For sixth Of thirty iastalments as provided
bs expended uader the tenth article treaty of Ok
| tober twenty first, eighteen hundred aud sixty
seven, concluded at Medicine Lodge Greek, i
! Kansas. with the Kiowas and Comanehes, an
| under the third article treaty of same date wit
the Apaohes, thirty thousand dollars e
For purchase of clothing. as provided in sam
| treaties, twenty six thousand dollars
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, mil
Ter, and engineer, five thousand two hundrs
dollars.
For pay Of physician and teacher. two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For transportation Of goods, FIVE thousand dol
ARICKAREEs, eros VENTURES, AND MAN
For this amount, to be expended in such sood.
provisions, and other articles the presidsn
may fronstime to time determine including trans
portaton thereof, ia iastrueting in agricnltura
and mechanical pursuits, in providing employ
ees, educating children, procuring medicine ant
medical attendance, care for and support of thu
aged, sick, and infrm, for the helpless orphans
Of said indians, and in any other respect to pro
mote their civilization, comfort and improve
msnt, seventy five thousand dollars.
APACHES
For this amount, to subsist and properly care
for the APACHE Indians in Arizona and New Mex
leo, who have been or may be collected on the
reservations in New Mexico and Arizona, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars PROVIDED
That this appropriation shall be expended only
in behalf. II those Indians who go and remain
upon said reservations and refrain from hostili
per capita per annurn.
ARAPAHOES, CHEY ENNES, APACHES, KIO-
WAS, COMANCHES, AND WICHITA5.
For subsistence of the Arapahoes, Chey snnes,
Apache, Kowas, and Comanahe Indians. and
Wichita Indians, (and transportation Of the same,
who have been collected upon the reservations
set apart for their use and occupation, two hun
dred thousand dollars: Provided, Thatthe amount
SO expended shall not exceed ons hundred dollars
per capita per annum.
ASSINABOINE5.
Forths amount to be expended in such goods,
provisions, and other articles the President
may from time to time determine, including trans
portation thereof, in instrYeting in agricultural
and mechanical pursuits. IN providing emp eyees,
ed scating children. procuring medicine and ned
ica attenaanee, care for and support Of the aged,
sicss aud nfrm, for the helpless orphans Ct said
Indians, ana in any other respect to. promote
their comfort, civilization, and improvement,
thirty thousand dollars. snsf
BLACKFEET. BLOODs, AND PIEGAN,s.
For this amount TO be expended in such goods,
provisions and other articles SIS the President
may from time determining. ineludia gtranspsrta-
ton sthsrsaf, ilInstruetfnga in agriculture and
mechanical pursuits, in providing employees, Ell
ucsting children. procuring medicine, and medl
cal attendance, care fer and support Of the aged.
sick, and infrn for the helpless orphans Of said
Indians. and in every other respect to promote
their civilization, comfort, and Improvement,
fifty thousand dollags.
CALAP0oIAs, M0hALLAs. AND C.AcKA
MAS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For fourth Of five instruments o. the fourth Sc
riss Of annuity, for beneficial objects, h7e thou
sand Eve hundred dollars.
CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
For szsh Of thirty instsiments provided 10 be
.expspdeasuader ths tenth article 'rssty Of 0cto
her twenty eight, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, twenty thousand dolars.
For purchase OF clothing, per same article,
fourteen hundred FIVE hundred dollars.
Fo. pay Of physicisn and teacher, rs per thir-
teentii article same treaty, two thousand five hul-
bred dollars.
For pay of cal penter, farmer, blacksmith, mil
Ter, and engineer, as per same article, FIVE thous-
and two hundred dollars.
For transportation CT goods for the Cheyennes
and Aaraphoes, sesea thousand Ave hundred dol
lars.
CHICKAsAHs.
Fer permanent annuity In goods three thou
sand dollars
BOISE FORT. BAND OF CHIPPEWAs.
For eith of twenty instalments, for the sup
mort of Que blacksmith and assistant, and for
tools iron and steel, and other articles Hecessa
~ for the blacksmith shop, as per third article
treaty OF pri seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixtyssix one thousand five hundred dollars.
For eighth of twenty inatalments, for the sup
port Of one school teacher, and for the necessa-
~ books and stationery, az per third article tree
" of April seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
six eight hundred dollars
For eighth OF twenty instalments, for the in
strucion of Indians in farming. and purchase Of
seeds. tocls and so forth, as per third tlee
treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty six eight hundred dollars.
For eighth Of twenty instruments OF annuity, in
money to be paid per-capita, as per third article
treaty of April seventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty six, three thousand i've hundred dollars
For eighth of twenty instruments Of annuity, in
provisions. ammunition, and tobacco, as pei
third article treaty of April seventh, eighteen
hundred and sixty six, one thousand dollars.
he For eighth of tweaty instruments Of annuity, in
goods and other articles, as per third article
treaty of April seventh eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, six thousand five hundred dollars.
= For transportation and necessary costs of de
livery of annuity goods and provisions, per sixth
article treaty of april seventh, eighteen hundred
and sixty six one thousand FIVE hundred dollars
CHIpPEWAs OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments, in coin
per fourth article treaty Of September thirtseth
eighteen hundred and fifty four, five thousane
dollars
F,r nineteenth Of twenty instalments, in goods
household furniture and cooking utensils, PEI
fourth article treaty Of September thirtieth
eighteen hundred and fifty four eight thous
and dollars.
For nineteenth of twenty instruments. for ag
ricu,tural implements and cattle. carpenters ant
other tools, and building materials, per fourth
article treaty Of September thirtieth, eighteel
hundred and fifty four, three thousand dollars
For nineteenth of twenty instruments TO
moral and educational purposes. three hundret
dollars of which to be paid to the Grand portag
band yearly to enable them to maintain y schoo
at their village per fourth article treaty of Sep
TENDER tbrtietll, eighteen hundred and fifty four
three Thousand dollars
For nineteenth Of twenty instruments, for 81.
smiths and assistants, per second and fifth arti
cles treaty OF September thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and fifty four five thousand and forty dol
lars.
For nineteenth of twenty iiIstalmcnts, for til
/ support of six smiths shops, per second and fit
| articles treaty Of September thlrtletH, eghtee,
| hundred and fifty four, one thousand three hun
bred and twenty FIVE dollars.
| For seventeenth of twenty instruments, for tn
seventh smith and assistant, and support of shops