New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-28

and domestics for eight hundred fe-
males over the age of twelve years:
ana such goods az may be needed to make
suits for eight hundred boys and girls, thir-
teen thousand eight hundred and seventy
four dollars.
For third of ten installments, for the
purchase of such articles as may be CON
sidered proper by the Secretary of the In
| terror for one thousand eight hundred per-
Sons roaming and six hundred persons en-
gagged in agriculture, thirty thousand dol
lars.
For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter,
engineer. farmer and blacksmith, as per
tenth article treaty of July third, eighteen
| hundred and sixty -eight, SIX thousand eight
| hundred dollars.
For last of three installmenus, to be ex
pended in presents tor the ten persons who
| grow the most valuable crops, under the
| same act and treaty, five hundred dollars.
| BaunocbS-For four OF thirty Install
| ments, to purchase four hundred suits of
clothing for males over fourteen wears of
age, the flannel, hose, calico, and domestics
| for four hundred females over the age of
| twelve years, and such flannel and cotton
| goods as may be needed to make suits for
| four hundred Boys and girls, six thousand
nine hundred and thirty-seven dollars.
For fourth of ten installments, for the
| purchase of such articles as may be con-
| sidered proper by the Secretary Of the In
| terror, for eight hundred persons roaming
! and four hundred persons engaged in agri-
| culture, sixteen thousand dollars.
| For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter,
| engineer, farmer and blacksmith, SIX thou
| sand eight hundred dollars.
| For transportation of goods that may be
| purchased for the Sboshones and Bannocks,
| five thousand dollars.
| SHOSHONES, BANNOCkS AND OTHER
BANDS OF INDIANS IN IDAHO AND
/ SOUTHEASTERN OREGON.
For this amount, to be expended in such
| goods, provisions and other articles as the
| President may from time 10 time determine,
| including transportation. i'll iDstructlng IN
| agricultural pursuits. n providing en-
| ployes, educating children, procuring medi-
| cine and medical attendance, care for aud
| support of the aged. sick and lntrm, tor the
! helpless orphans o.: said Indians. and in any
| other respect to promote their civilization,
comfort and improvement, .orty thousand
| dollars.
| SIX NATIONS OF NEW YORK.
For permanent annuity, in clothing and
ether useful articles. per sixth article treaty
| OF November seventeenth. seventeen hum
dred and ninety four. four thousand five
| hundred dollars.
| SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TRIBES, IN
GLIDING SANTEE SIOUX IN THE
STATE OF NEBRASKA, AND pom
| CAS- ON THE GREAT SlOUA RESER-
| WALTON, AND FAMILIES OF SAN
TEE DAKOTA SIOUX WHO HAVE
| FLANDREAU, IN DAKOTA TERRI
TORY.
For pay of second blacksmith, and fur
| mis- irnr, etppl and ar hey tprlai- two
| thousand dollars.
For fourth of thirty installments, to pur-
| chase clothing tOT males over fourteen
years of age, tor flannel, hose, and calico,
and domestic required for females over
| twelve years Ofage, and tor such flannel and
cotton goods as may DE needed to make
| suits for bows and girls, one hundred and
fifty-nine thousand four hundred dollars.
FDr fourth of thirty installments, to pur-
| chase such articles as may Oe considered
| proper by the Secretary of the Interior for
| persons roaming and for persons engaged
in agriculture, two hundred and thirty SIX
| thousand dollars.
For the last Of four instaliments for pur-
| chase of beef, -four, bacon and sugar in
| proportienate quantities for twenty thou
| sand persons, under the tenth article OF the
! treaty Of April twenty ninth. eighteen hun
| bred and siXty-eight, and subsistence OF
| Yankton Sioux, one million three hundred
and fourteen thousand dollars; provided,
that the uneXpendeG balance OF appr0pra-
| lions heretofore made for the subsistence
of the Northern Cheyennes and ArapahOes
| NAV be used to reimburse the appropcla-
ton heretofore made for subsistence OF
| Sioux of different tribes to an amount
! equal to the amount heretofore expended
| from said Sioux appropriation for the sub
sistence of the Northern Cheyennes and
| Arapahoes at the Red Cloud agency.
For pay Of physician. i've teachers, one
| carpenter. one miller, one eng ineer. one
| farmer and one blacksmith. ten thousand
tour hundred dollars.
For transportation, and the necessary
| expenses of delivering goods, 70 De pur-
| chased .or the different bands OF the Sioux
| indians. under treaty OF Apr! twenty
| ninth, eighteen hundred and siXty-tlgh t.
| one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
SIOUX. SISSETON AND WAHPETON
| AND SENATE SIOUX OF LAKE IRA.
| VERSE AND DEVILS LAKE.
For this amount, being the first Of ten
| nstallments of The -um OK eight hundred
dollars named in certain agreement, made
| by the commissioners appointed by the Sec
| rotary Of the Interior. under the provisions
| OF the act of June seventh, eighteen hun
dreG and seventy two, with the Sisseton
| and WahpetOn band OF Sioux Indians. for
| the REIMBURSEMENT. by said Indians, OF
| their claim to Or interest il the lands de-
| scribed in the second article OF the treaty
| made with them February nineteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty seven. the same
| 70 be- expended unde. the direction of the
| President for the benefit of said Indians, in
the manner prescribed in said treaty OF
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven. as
| amended by the Senate. eighty thou
| sand dollars. And the said agree
men, is hereby confirmed excepting so
| much thereof as is included in paragraphs
| mum bered, respectively, third, fourth, NTH,
sixth. seventh, eighth and ninth: provided,
that no part of this amount shall be ex-
pended until after the ratification by said
Indians OF said agreement as hereby
amended.
YANKTON TRIBE OF SlOIN.
For fifth of ten installments tsecond Sc
| ,iesl. TO be paid to them or expended for
their benefit. commencing with tie year IL
which they shall remove TO and settle
and reside upon their reservation, per
| fourtb article treaty Of Apri! nineteenth
| eighteen hundred and :ltty eight, forty
| thousand dollars.
For Transportation of goods, one thousand
i've hundred dollars.
SIOUX ON THE MILK RIVER RESER
WALTON.
For this amount. to be expended in such
Goods. provisions and other useful articles
as the President may. from time to time
determine, including transportation, in in,
| structing in agricultural and mechanical
| pursuits. in providing employees, educating
Children. procuring medicine and medical
attendance. care for and support of the
aced. sick and iutirm. for the helpless or
n6ans of said Indians, and in any respec,
10 promote their civilization. comfort and
improvements. one hundred thousand dol