Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-27

year ending june hirtch, eighteen hundred and seven
ty-four and for other purposes.
10 enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America In Congress assembled,
That the following sums be- and hoy hereby appropr
acd for the fiscal year ending June thrteih eighteen
hundred and ,cvcnyour out Of any money the treasury
current expenses Of the faan department. and fulfilling
treaty stpulsons with the Various Indian tribes aud whore
for the Indian service for the fiscal year ending June rt
eth eighteen hundred and sevcnyou may be purchased
For pay Of eight superintendent Of Indian affairs name
y Two superntendens for tho tribes cast Of the Rocky
ngton one Tor the Territory Of New Mexico one for Cali
fornIa for the Territory Of Arizona and for the
Territory Of Montana, nineteen thousand hundred dol
For pay Of revontyone agents Of Indian Affairs namely
Kalmsth Grand Ronde, sfctz, and Umatila agencies;
Three for the tribes II Washington Territory namely
Neah Ray, Yakima, and skokomsh agencies;
Thrce for the tribes In California namely oopa Valley
Round Valley. and Tule River agencies;
Two for the tribes IN Nevada namey oiute, and Walk
er River, and Pyramid Lake agencies;
Two for the Tribes in Idaho, namely NeE Perez aud Fort
-Four for tho tribes in Nontans nAeiy Fiathcads Black
feet, Crow, and Milk River agences
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely Red Cloud, Whei
stone Yankton Ponca, Upper Mssou GRIND River Chey
cnno River, Fort Beithod, sisseon aud DEVILS Lake
One for the tribes in Wyoming, namely; shoshone and
one for the tribei in Utah namely, Uintah Valley
Six for the tribes In New Mexico namely; Albqnn, Ma
yac, Cmmaron, MeTcaero Apache Southern Apache, and
Two Or the tribes in Colorado namely Los rinOs and
Six for tho rihes in Nebraska namely, Great Nemaha
Omaha Winnebago, Pawnoe- otoe and santee agencies
Three for the tribes In Kansas namely: Pottswaome
Kaw or Ksnsas, and Kickapoo agencies;
Ten for the tribes in the Indian Territory namely Sac
and Fox Quapaw, Neosho, Kiowa and Comaucho, Upper
Akansas Wichita, Cherokee, Creek Chocaw and Chcks
raw, and Seminole agencies;
One for the tribes in Minnesota, naa.ciy Chippewa
ono for the tribes in Iowa namely. Sac aud Fox Of Iowa
agency and 1t shall be the duty Of said agent ide
ufxf
time to their education and nsrucng them in agriculture
and mechanic arts.
for the tribes in Wiseonsp, namely OR en- Bay and
La Poiute agencies;
one for the tribes in Michigan, n,mely; Maeklnaw
One for the New York Indians namely. New York
agency;
River Pima and Maricops Chiricahui Camp Vcde, Camp
Apache, and Moquu Pueblo agencies hundred and
thousand five hundred doaB Provided III at shall be
the duty Of tho President to dispense with the ervccs
such Indian agents aud superntendens herein mentioned
may be practcabe and where Il Is practicable he shall
require the to perform the duties Of two agen-
cies or superintendeneies for Qpe salary.
Northwestern bands Of shohones In Western Utah and
Eastern Nevada, one thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For three subagen for the tribes In Oregon,
y Alesca sub-agency and two for the tribes in washng-
ton Territory, namely; Tulalp and Quinaie subagenes
For pay Of clerk to superintendent for California one
thousand eight hundred dollan.
For temporary clerks to superintendent six thousand
hundred dollars.
For pay Of eghtynino int rprccr thrty-nino Ou,aud
Oregon, namely: two for the klamath agency and one
each for the Gland Rondc sietz Uultilla, Warm Spring,
and Aesea Euh-agency, at five hundred dollars per
each.
Nine interpreters for the tribes in Washington Territory
namely: each for the Yakima, Tulap, Makih SKlal
lam, Qunaelt and Qulehute sgences, and each for
the Fort Colvle Chehas Olympia and Puyalup
tions at five hundred dollars per annum esch.
Two for the tribes in Idaho namely; Nez Pece and
Hall agencies, st five hundred dollars per annum each
Three for the tribes In Nevada namely: P-Ute Walker
River and Pyramid Lake agencies at five hundred dollars
each
-Four for the tribes in Montana namely. Fiathcids
aekfee Crow, and MIX River agencies at four hundred
dollars each.
Ten for the tribes in Dakota namely: Red Cloud whe.-
stone Yankton, Ponca Upper Missouri Grand River Ch9y
enne River Fort Berthold sisseon and Devils Lake agen-
cies, at four hundred dollsrs per annum each.
One for tho tribes in Wyoming namely: shoahone and
Bannock agency, at Eve hundred dollars.
One for the tribes in Utah at five hundred dolla per
Eight for the tribes in New Mckee, namely one for the
New Mexico upentendency, two for the Navajo agency,
and one each for the Albiquin, Cimmaron, Mtscaleo
Apache southern Apache and Pueblo agencies five hum
dred dollars per annum each
Three for the tribes in Colorado nmeY Los Pinos and
White River agencie' and Denver pecsl agency at five
hundred dollars per annum each
Seven for the tribes In Nebraska namely: Two for the
Great Nemaha agency and each for the Winnebago
Omaha Pawnee otoe and slntee agencies at our hundred
Three for the tribe' in Kansas namely: Potawatomc,
kaw, or kansa and Kickapoo agencie at four hundred
Eleven for the tribes in Indian Territory namely: Two
for the Upper Arkanss agency one each for the Kowas
Sac and Fox, Quapaw, NCosho Wichita, Cherokee, Creek
Choctaw, Chickasaw and Seminole agencies Ut four hun
dred dollars per annum each.
Two for the tribes In Wisconsin, namely: Green Bay and
La Ponte agencies, at four hundred dollars each.
-Four for the tribes in Minnesota, namely: Chippewa
agency, at four hundred dollars each.
Five for the tribes in Michigan, namely: Msckinae
agency at four hundred doll rs each
One for the New York Indians, namely: New York agrn
cy, four hundred dollarl.
one for the tribes in Iowa, namely: Sac and Fox agen
cy, four hundred dollars.
Seven for the tribes in Arizona, nsmcy Paplgo Colo
rado River Pima and Maicopa Moqus Pueblo agencies
and.Camp Grant, Camp Verde, aud Camp Aapcho special
agencies, At hvc hundred dollars each.
For buildings AZ agencies and repairs II alnc
thousand dollar.
For vaccine mater AMI v,cciraton of Indians vs thou
sand dollars.
For to aud provisions for Indians ten toaud
dollars.
For contingencies, including travelling incidental, cur
agents, AID Of their offices, fifty thousand dollar.
APACHEs, KIOwAS, AND COMANCHEs.
For Of thirty insament provided to be expend
ed under the tenth article treaty of October wcltyfrt
eighteen hundred and sixyeyen concluded Medicine
Lodge Creek in Kansas with the Kiowas and Commences,
and under tho third article treaty Of came date with tn
Ap1chcs, thirty thousand dollars.
For purchase Of clothing rs provided in srmc treaties,
twenty.six thousand dOags.
For p1y Of carpenter farmer blacksmith miller md
ginoer five thousand dollar.
dred dollars.
ARICKAREGs, GRO5 VENTURES, AND aANDANs.
For this amount to he expended In ~ good Provisions
oni ohr ticles rs the Pr Eilent may from il to time,
determine including trluspor alton thereof In nsc Ing IN
agricultural and mechanical pursu in providing employ
eos, educating children, procuring medicine and medical
attendance and supper Of the d. sick and iufm
for the helpless orphans said Indians in other respe
to promote their civilization comfort and Improvement
Attaches.
For this amount to subat and properly f0 the
Apache indians in Arizona and New Mexico, who have
been or may be collected rservatiols in New Mexico
and Arzona two hundred fifty thousand dollar Pro-
vidcd hat this appropriation shall be expended only in
behalf of those Indians who and remain upon sud
va;i5s and refrain from hoatie., and shall MT exceed
one hundred dollars per capita p annum
ARArAnoEts,, cGliiEYESYEs, ,GT,AoaEs, EIowAs
For subsistence the Aiapahols. CheycuncR, Apache
Kiowus uni Comauchc Ind ans aad Wichita Indiana nni
trans ton OF the -ame who have leen collected upon
the reservations apart for their us AMI occupation two
huadred thouu dollars; Provido ha. the
expended shall not exceed hundred dollr per clp't
AssINABoINEs.
Tor this amount to be expended ia such good p,yl-
onl aud other articles the President may time to
tune determine, inclu ling transportation thereof
ing In ag ullr and mechanical pursuits in providing
employee educating children D. occurring mcaieue and
medical attend ,nce, for and support OF the eyed c
and nm, for the helpless orphans said Indians and in
any other respect prOmot, their com % civil cation md
improvement thirty thousand us dollar, ,,....,,
For this amount to be expended In such good pryys-
ions aud other articles the President may from time
time determine, including transportation thereof Instruct
lug in agricultural aud mechanical purs il providing
employees educating children, procuring medicine, and
aud in M for the helpless orphans Of ni Indians aud IN
every other re.pect to promote thdr civilization omot,
CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLAs, AND GLACKAaAs or
WILLAMETTE VALLEY,
for outh Of Ave indictments Of the fourth scies Of
my for beneficial objects, five thousand five hu.drcd
dollars.
CHEYENNEs AND ARAPAHOEs.
FOR sixth Of thirty instamonts provided to be nded
under tenth article October wentyeghh eighteen
dred and sixty-aoyen, twenty thousand doliTs.
For purchase Of clothing pei a. tlcle fou teen
thousand five hundred dolllfs
For pay Of physician and teacher per thirteenth tclc
came treaty, two thousand five humid ei dolars.
For pay Of carpenter farmer icksmith mill r. and en-
gneor % per same article, five thousand Luudged dol
lars.
Tor transportation Of guod for the Chcycnuls aud Arapa-
hos, seven thousand i've hundred dollars.
CHICKASAWs.
FOR permanent annuity In goodh, ton aud dolla D.
BOISE FORT BAND OF CHIPpElyAs
For eighth Of twenty insallmon for the support Of one
bickmith aud assistant and for tool iron steel ami
other articles necessary for the blacksmith hon us uer
third article treaty April seventh eighteen Hundred and
sixty-six, one, houEand five hundred dollar.
For eighth OF twenty instalhneus for the support Of one
school teacher and for the necessary book
thld article treaty Of April aevenlh oghteen