The Portland daily press., 1873-04-07

cd by the Secretary Of the Interior under the nro
Visions oi tne act oI 2ane seyenth eighteen hundred
hands Of Sioux Indians, for the relin luishment by
said Indians, of their Calm to or interest in the
lands described in the second article OF the treaty
made with them February nineteenth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven, as amended by the Senate
eighty thousand dollars And the said agreement Is
hereby confirmed excepting much thereof as Is IN
cluded in paragraphs numbered respectively tnfd,
fourth fifth, six h, seventh, eighth, and ninth: rro-
uided, That part of this amount shall be expend,
ed until after the ratification by said Indians OF SAID
agreement as hereby amended
YANKToN TRIBE OF SIOUX.
For hitn OF ten instruments, Second series to be
pau 10 lnem or expended for their benefit COM
nencins W,th tne year in which they shall remove
to and sette and reside upon their reservation per
hundred and reaiy Of April nineteenth eighteen
hundred dollars ~ 'iu'"iio n''
SIOUX ON THE MILK RIVER RESERVATION
ovi.ons Srs am 70 be expended in such goods
provisions, anu other useful articles as the Presdenf
may, from time to time determine inelning frans
portauon IN instruct N in agricultural and mecban
children, procuring medicines and medical attends
ance, care for and support OF the aged sick and in
nrm, Tor the helpless orphans of said Indians and
in any respect to promote their civilization comort
and Improvement, one hundred thousand dollars.
WALL-PAH-PEE TRIBE OF SNAKE INDIANS
For second of ten instalments to be expended nm
der the direction of the President AZ per seventh
article treaty of August twelfth, eighteen hundred
| and sixty-fve, one thousand two hundred dollars
| SKALLAMS.
| For fourth of five nstalments on sixty thousand
dollars (beng the fifth seres under the direction of
| the President, per fifth article treaty Of January
twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, two
| thousand four hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the sup
port of an agricultural and industrial school, and
for pay for suitable teachers, per eleventh article
;reaty of January twenty eighteen hundred
and fifty-iive two thousand five hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for the en-
ployment of blacksmith, carpenter, farmer, and
Tnbu vul,n chaIl fha
per treaty of January twenty-sixth, eighteen hum
dred ahd ffty-fve, four thousand, six hundred dol
| lars.
For support of smith and carpenter shop, and
| dollars.
TABEGUACHE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS.
For last of ten instaments for the purchase of
goods under the direction of the Secretary of the
INTERIOR per eighth article treaty of October seventh
of arcb ate amend
| sxty-four, ten thousand dollars
For last OF ten instruments, per eighth article of
said treaty. for the purchase of provisions under the
| sand dollars
| For pay of blacksmith, as per tenth article of
same treaty. seven hundred and tw, nty dollars.
For transportation and general incidental ex-
| penses OF the delivery OF goods provisions, and
| sand dollars
TABEGAUCHE, MUACHE, CAPoTE, wEEMIN-
UCHE, YMAMPA, AM GRAND RIVER, AND UIN-
ers, and one blacksmith, as per fifteenth article
treaty Of March second. eighteen hundred and sixty
| eight, nine thousand dollars
For pay of two teachers, as per same article of
| same treaty, two thousand dollars.
For the purchase of iron and STEEL and the neces-
sary tools for blacksmiths shop, two hundred and
| twenty dollars.
For fifth of thirty instalments, to be expended un-
der the direction of the Secretary of the Interior
for clothing, blankets, and such other articles as he
may think proper and necessary, under eleventh ar
tice of same treaty, thirty thousand dollars
/ For tranSDOrta ion of such QOOds as ma hap
chased for said Indians seven thousand dollars
| TETON SIOUX.
| For this amount, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary to purchase subsistence and cot ing for
the Teton and other bands of Sioux in the vicinity
Of Fort Peck Montana Territory, and for such other
jecs as the Secretary of the Interior, with the ap
proval Of the President may deem necessary and ad
vsabe, to promote the civilization and improvement
of said Indians, two hundred thousand dollars. But
of such portions of said bands only, and for such
time as they nanta friendly relations to the Unit
ed States: Prorided that if any trader. bis agent,
or any person acting for or under him, shall sell any
arms or ammunition at his trading-post other
place within any district or country occupied by un-
civilized hostile Indians contrary to the rules and
regulations of the Secretary of the Interior, such
trader shall forfeit his right to trade with the In
dams, and the said Secretary shall exclude such
trader. and the agent, other person 80 offending
from such district OF country so occupied; and the
said Secretary is hereby directed and required to
| adopt such rules as may be necessary to prohibit
!, | such sales and to enforce the same.
UMPQUAS, Cow CREEK BAND0
For last of twenty instalments in blankets cloth
ing provisions and stock per third article treaty of
| three, five hundred and fifty dollars.
UMPQUAS AND CALAPOOIAS OF UMPQUA
VALLEY, OREGON.
For fourth of five instalments of the fourth series
of annuity, for beneficial objects, to be expended
directed by the President third article treaty OF
November twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty
| fonr thousand dollars.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments for the pay
Of teacher and purchase of books and stationery,
per sixth article treaty Of November twenty ninth,
eighteen hundred and ffty-f0ur, one thousand four
| hundred and fifty dollars.
wA.LA,wALLA, CAYUsE, AND UMATILLA
TRIBES.
For fourth of five nstalments of third series, to
| be expended under the direction of the President
per second article treaty of June ninth, eighteen
hundred and ffly live, four thousand dollars.
For urteenth Of twenty instalments, for the pur-
| chase of all necessary mill fixtures and mechanical
tools, medicines, and hospital store books and sta
TONER yfor schools, repairs of school building ard
For fourteenth of twenty lnstalments, for the pay
| and subsistence of one superintendent of farming
operations, one farmer two millers, one blacksmith,
one wagon and RI w MAKER one carpenter and join
er, physician and two teachers per fourth arti-
Gle treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty
| five eleven thousand two hun lred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments for the pay
| of each OF the head chiefs of the WallaWalla, Cay
| use, and Umaiia bands, the sum of five hundred
dollars per annum per fifth article of treaty June
ninth, eighteen hundred and iftyfve, one thousand
| five hundred dollars.
l WlCHITAS, AND AFFILIATED BANDS
AM, INDIANS IN COUNTRY LEASED FROM
| CHOCTAWS.
| For this amount, to be expended in such goods,
provisions, and other articles the President may
from time to me determine, including transporta-
ton thereof in iLstrucling in agricultural and me-
chanical pursuits, in providing employees, educating
| children, procuring medicine and medical attend
ance, for and support Of the aged sick and in
firm, for tho helpless orphans Of said Indians and
| comfort and improvement, fifty housand dollars.
| WINNEBAGOES
For interest on eight hundred and eighty. six thou
sand nine hundred and nine dollars and seventeen
a ad
and joint resolution of July seventeenth, eighteen
hundr AMI ixty-two, thirty-nine thousand three
hundred and forty-fve dollars and forty-six cents.
For twenty-seventh of thirty instaments tf inter
est on seventy-fve thousand three hundred and
eightyseven dollars and twenty-eight CENTS at FIVE
per centum per fourth article treaty Of October tbir
teenth, eighteen hundred and fortysix, three thou
sand seven hundred and sxtyn dollars and thirty
six cents.
For interest on seventy EIGHT thousand three hun
dred and forty dollars and forty-one CENTS at fvt
of the Secretary of the INTERIOR for the erection
house !, Improvement of their allotments of land
purchase Of stock, agricultural implements, seeds
hundred and seventeen dollars and two cents.
For transportation of goods, three thousand dol
YAKAMA NATION.
| For fourth of five iustalments of third series. for
beneficial objects, under the direction of the Presi-
dent per fourth article treaty OF June nnh eighteen
| hundred and fifty -hve six thousand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments for the SUD
port of two schools of which is to be an aercu-
tural and industrial school, keeping in repair school
buildings, and for providing suitable furniture,
books and stationery, per fifth article treaty of June
ninth, eighteen h9ndred and ffty-fve five hundred
| dollars.
| For fourteenth of twenty nstaments, for the en-
| ployment of superintendent of teaching and two
teachers per fifth article treaty of June NINTH eight
cen hundred and ffty-fve, three thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For fourl eenth of twenty instalments for the en-
ployment of one superintendent of farming and two
farmers two millers, two blact smiths, timer,
| one gunsmith, one carpenter, and ole wagon and
plow maker per fifth article treaty of June ninth.
eighteen hundred and fftyfve, eleven thousand four
hundred dollars
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair saw and Touring mills, and for furnishing
the necessary tools and fixtures per fifth article
treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred and five,
five hundred dollars
For fourteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair the hospital and providing the necessary
meicnes and fixtures therefor per fifth article treaty
of June ninth, eighteen hundred and fftyfve three
hundred dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair blacksmiths, tinsmiths carpenters, and
plow makers shops, and for providing necessary
tools therefor per fifth article treaty of June NINTH
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, five hundred dol
lars.
| For fourteenth of twenty instalments for the pay
Iof rofT