The Portland daily press., 1873-04-07
LAWS
OF THE
United STATES
THIRD SESSION OF THE FoRTY-SECoND
CONGRESS.
GENERAL NArURE-No. 81
PASSED AT THE

ldESERAL NArURE-No. 313
AN ACT making preparations for the current ana ana
contingent expenses Of the Indian department p IN
for fulfilling treaty spuations with variJri ;riieh
dian tlibes, for the year ending 1n,e 1 for other
eighteen hundred and seyenty-ipu', anu -
purposes - po,re-
Be it enacted 5y the Senate and H,se q in at, 1oe
sentatoes efthe Uited StafGS loving ~ sums be, and
they hereby irlpt6 eisheen hundred and
year ending june net III. Of any money in the
treasafg not Otherwise arp5oprated iSr tr
p Of he Indian department, and fulfilling treaty
sarinnlot.ons with the various lnd1an tribes, and
ipa he exyencies of the service require it, goods
n9 supiies for Indian service for the fiscal year
snGine June thrtieth, eighteen hundred and seven
ty-fouT, may be purchased ami transported during
For pay of eight superintendents of Indian affairs
namely: Two superintendents for the tribes east of
the Rocky mountains; one for 0reg n one for the
T=rri ory of Washington; for the TERRITORY Of
New Mexico one for California; one for the TerTio
ry of Arzona and one for the Territory of Nontana
nineteen thousan' one hundred dollors
For pay OF seyenty-one agents of Indian affairs
namely: ''
Springs, klamath, Grande Ronde Slletz and lima
tiila agencies; ~ ~
Three, Three for the tribes in Washington Territory
cies; ' "AD MUNICH 49,
Three for the tribes in California, namely: Hoopa
Fa1ley, Round Valley, and Tuie River agencies;
Two for the tribes in Nevada, namely: Pi-Ute,
and Walker River, and Pyramid Lake agencies;
Two Tor the tribes in IDAHO namely: Nez Petce
Four for the tribes in Montana, namely: Flat
heaas' baekfet, Crow ana Mix kiyer aSencG ad Gland
leu Tor the tTioes in Dakota, namely: hee SC.oui
Whetsone, Yankton. Ponca Upper missouri, aatn and
River Cheyenne River Fort Berthold' sisSe'on' anu
One for the tribes in Wyoming, namely: shoshone
One for the tIibes IN Utah, namely Untah Valley
Six for the tribes in New Mexico, namely: Albi-
quiI, Navajo, Cmmaron, Mescalero Apache, oouth-
ern Ap lche, and Pueblo agencies;
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Six for the tribes in Nebraska, namely: Great Ne
rpaha omaha, Winnebago, Pawnee, Otoe, and San
THEE tor the tribes in Kansas, namely: Pottawa-
tonne, Kaw or Kansas, and Kickapoo agencies;
Ten for the tribes in the Indian Territory, namely:
Sac and Fox, Quapaw, Neosho, Kiowa anu Comanc6e,
Upper Arkansas, Wichita, Cherokee, Creek, ChoctaW
and Chickasaw, and seminole agencles;
One for the tribes In Minnesota, namely: Chippewa
One for the tribes in Iowa. namely: Sac and Fox
of Iowa agency; and it shall be the duty of said
to resi- lie at OF near where said tribes are located
ing all necessary time to their education and In in
structing them in agriculture and mechanic arts.
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely: Green
Bay and La Pointe agencies;
One for the tribes in Michigan, namely: Mackinac
onefor the New York Indians, namely: New York
agency.
Seven for the tribes in Arizona, namely: Papago,
Colorado River, Pima and Maricopa Chiricahui,
Camp Verde, Camp Apache, and Moquis Pueblo
agencies, one hundred and six thousand five hundred
collars PTovtded That it shall be the duty of the
President to dispense with the services of such In
dian agents ana superintendents herein mentioned
as may be practicable ami where it is practicable he
shall require the same person to perform the duties
OF Two agencies or superntendencies for one salary
For pay of special agent for the Goship Western
ana NorthWestern banis of Shoshones, in Western
Gtan ana Eastern Nevada, one thousand fs hun
dred dollars.
For three sub-agents, for the tribes in Ore gon,
namely; Alesea sub-agency; and two for the tribes
IN washington Territory namely: rulalip and
Quinaielt sub agencies, three Thousand dollars
For pay # clerN to superintendent for California
one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For temporary clerks to superintendents six thou
sand two hundred dollars
For pay of eighty-nine interpreters, thirty-nine
thousand seven hundred dollars as follows: Seven
for the tribes in Oregon, namely two for the Kla-
math agency and one each Tor the Grande R0nde
sietz, Umatila, Warm Spring, and Alesea sub agen
cy, at live hundred dollars per annum each.
Nine interpreters for the tribes in Washington Ter
rit0ry; namely; one each for the Yakama Tulalip
ces and one each for the Fort CcVIe CbeSss
Olympia and Puyallup reservations, at five hundred
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely: Nez Perce
and Fort Hall agencies at five hundred dollars per
Three for the tribes in Nevada. namely: Pi-Ute.
hun ired dollars each.
Four for the tribes in Montana namely: Flatheads,
Blackfeet, Crow, and Milk River agencies at four
hundred dollars each.
~, Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely Red Cloud.
River, Cheyenne River, Fort Berthold Ssseton. and
Devirs Lake agencies, at four hundred dol ars pei
One for the tribes in Wyoming, namely: Sboshon.
ana Banonek agency, at five hundred dollars
One ior the tribes in Utah, at five hundred dollar
kignL f9r the tribes in New Mexico, namely: on
Ior lne New Mexico superintendent two for th
Navajo agency, and one each for the Albiuuin Gin
maron Mescalero Apache Southern Apache ant
each 1' pei ""h"h
IAfee for the tribes in Colorado namely: Lo,
Flhos ana White River agencies, and Denver specia
agency, & az Ive M hundred dollars per annum each.
I0r Ine ufeaI Nemaha agency, and one each for the
Winnebago, Omaha Pawner, otoe and Santee agen-
ces, at Iour hundred dollars per annum EACH
Three for the tribes in Kansas, namely: Pottawa-
tonne, haw or Kansas, and Kickapoo agencies, at
toqT hundred collars per annum each.
Eleven for the tribes in Indian Territory. namely:
E Tive for the Upper Arkansas agency, each for
Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw and Seminole AGENCIES
at & four hundred dollars each.
- Two Tor the tribes in Wisconsin, namely: Green
each. u''-'''
our for the tribes in Minnesota, namely: Chippe-
wa agency at fonr hundred dollars each.
Five for the tribes in Michigan namely: Maclrinar
agency, at four hundred dollars each
one for the New York Indians namely: New
York agency, four hundred dollars.
e one ,cf tne tribes in Iowa, namely: Sac and Fo,
Sever for the tribes in Arizona namely Pans.
Co. Colorado River Pima and Marcopa, Moquis rue.
6lo ageu les. and Camp Grant, Camp Verde and
Camp Apache special agencies, at five hundred dol
lars each. '>>N N0-
or buildings at agencies and repairs of same, ten
For vaccine matter and vaccination of Indians, five
thousand dollars.
N"r ,',Hs-.e to and provisions for Indians, ten
rr .;seuoies, including travelling, incidental
cucrem. ana contingent expenses of sunerntenrents
anu agents, anu OF their Offices fifty thousand dol.
APACHES, KIowAs, AND CoATANCHEs.
For sixth of thirty instalments as provided to be
expended under the tenth article treaty of October
twenty-hrst, eighteen hundred and sixty-sevep con-
GUIDED at Medicine Lodge Creek in Kansas with the
kiowas and Comanches, and under tile third article
sand dollars. 'A'''' 'i'"-
For purchase of clothing, as provided in same
treaties, twenty-six thousand dollars ''-A0
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller,
and engineer, five thousand two hundred dollars
roI pay OF physician and teacher, two thousand
five hundred dollars
For transportation of goods five thousand dollars.
AhlCkAREES, GRoS mNTREES, AND MAN
For this amount to be expeaded in such goods
provisions, and other articles as the President NAV
from Time to time, determine including transporta-
tlon the eof, iu insructing in agriculture Il and me-
chanlcai pursuits in providing employees, educating
children, procuring metci0e and medical attendance
the helpless orphans of said Indians and IN any 9TH
er resoect to promote their civilization comfort and
improvement, seyenty-iye Thousand dollars,
APACHES.
For this amount to subsist and properly care for
the Apache Indians in Arizona and New Mexico
who have been or may be collected reservations in
thousand dollars: ProUided, That this appropriation
shall be expended only IN behalf of those Indians who
from hosiihties, and shall MT exceed one hundrea
dollars per capita per annum.
ARAPAHOES, CHEYENNES, APACHES, KIOW-
AS, COMANCHllS, AND WICHIrAS.
For subsistence of the Arapahoes, Cheyennes. Apa-
che, KiJwas, and Comanche Indians, anu Wichita
In ians md transpor alton of the same) who have
been collect upon the set apar for their
use anu occupation, two hdndred thousand dollars
Provided That the amount expended shall no. ex-
ceed one hundred dollars per capita per annum
ASSINABOINES.
For this amount, to be expended in such goods
provisions and other articles the President NAV
from time to time determine, including transporta
tion thereof in nstructing in agricultural and me-
chancal pursuits, in providing employees educating
Children procuring medicine aud medical attendance
care Tor and support of the aged, SICK and infirn
Tor the helpless rphars of said INDIANS and in apy
otuef respect to promote their comfort, civilization
ana Improvement. hirtv thousanI dollars =
BLACKFEET, BLooDs, AND PIEGANs.
For this amount, to b. expouueu in s.,h ooods
provisions, and other articles as the P,esiS.ns ,os
from time to lime determine, Including transnorta
tion thereof in nstrucipg agricultural and mechan
ical pursuits, in provi ling employees educatin,
children, procuring medicine, and medical Attendance
care tor and support of the aged, sick and lnfirm
for the helpless orphans of said Indians and in every
9th respect to promote their civilization comfort
and improvement, fifty thousand collars.
CALAPOOIAS MOLALLAS AND CJAcRAMAc