The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-20

July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
fiftysflve, five hundred dollars
For fourteenth of twenty instalh1eits,
for the employment of Two farmers, two
millers, one blacksmith, one timer, one
gunsmiIh, one carpenter, anq one wagon
and plOw maker, per fifth article treaty Of
July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and fif-
ty-fve, seven. thousand four hundred dol
- lars.
y For fourteenth of twenty instalments,
tor keening In relMir saw and Touring
mills, and for furnishing the necessary
tools and fixtures therefor, per tif h article
treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and fif; y-tive, five hundred dOars.
For fourteenth of twenty ins'alments,
for keeping in renair the hOsnital, and
pr0vi'ling The necessary medicines and
furniture therefor, per fif'h ar icle treaty
of July sixteenth. eighteen hundred
and fifty.five, three hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty insfalments,
for pay of physician, per ftfh article
treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and tifty-fve, one thousand four hundred
dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instruments,
for keening in remir he buildings re
uuired hy the various employees, and fur.
nishing the necessary furniture therefor,
per fifth article treaty of July sixteenth,
eighteen hundred and tlfty-fve, three
nunureu uOlMrS.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments,
for the nay of each of The head chiefs of
the Flatheais, Kootenay, and Upper Pend
d'Oreilles tribes, per fifth ar icle treaty
July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-fve, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For transportation of annuity goods and
provisions TO said Indians, per tifth article
treaty of July sixteenth, eighteen hum
Aval and fxr-Gx.o fun Thousand dollars
GROS vENTREs.
For this amount, to be eXNended in such
goods, provisions, and o. her articlesas the
President may from time TO time deter
mine, including TRANSFORMATION thereof, in
instrncting in nagriculiuraland mechanical
pursuits, In providing employees, edn-
eating children, procuring medicine and
medical attendance, care for and support
of the aged, sick, and infrm, or the help
less orphans of said Indians, and in any
other respect to promote their civilization,
comfort, and improvement, thirty-five
thousand dollars.
IoWAS.
For interest, in lieu of investment on
fifty-seven thousand Ave hundred dollars,
to July first, eighteen hundred and seven.
ty-three, at i've per centum per annum,
for education or other beneficial pur-
dent, per ninth article treaty of May sew.
enteenth, eighteen hundred and tifty- four,
two thousand eight hundred and seventy
five dollars.
KANSAS.
For interest in lieu Of investment on
two hundred thousand dollars, at five per
centum per annuIn, per second article
treaty Of January fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and fOrty-six, ten thousand dol
lars.
KICKAPOOS.
For twentieth instalment of interest on
one hundred thousand dollars, at five per
centum per annum, for educational and
other beneficial purposes, per treaty Of
May eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
nfty-fOur, i've thousand dollars.
For twentieth and last instalment on
two hundred thousand dollars, to be paid
In eighteen hundred and seventy-four, per
second article treaty of May eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, tlve thou
sand dollars.
For this amount, to enable the President
of the United States to carry out the pro-
visions Of the third article OF the treaty
made with the Kickap0o Indians, dated
June twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-twO, to be paid under such rules
as the Secretary of the Interior may pre-
scribe, to twelve KickHpOO Indians who
have become citizens of the United States,
the same being their portion Of the sum
of one hundred Thousand dollars pro-
vided for said tribe for education and
other beneficial purposes, per treaty of
May eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
flfty.four, four thousandand fifty-four dol.
lars.
KLAMATH AND MODOC INDIANS.
For third of five instalments, to be ap-
al &c Ia lsv,k
per second article treaty Of October four.
teenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-fOur,
five thousand dollars.
For seventh or twenty instalments, for
keeping in repair one sawemlll, one -four
ing-mill, buildings for the blacksmith,
carpenter, wagon and plOw maker, the
manual-labOr school, as per fourth article
treaty Of October fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and si&tysf0ur, one thousand dob
lars.
For eighth of twenty instruments, for
the purchase of tools and material for
saw and -four mills, carpenter, blacksmith,
wagon and pIOw makers shops, and books
and stationery for the manJal-labOr school,
as per fourth article treaty Of October
fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
four. one thousand five hundred dollars.
For eighth of fifteen instalments, for pay
and subsistence of one Superintendent of
farming, and farmer, one blacksmith, one
SAWYER, one carpenter, and one wagon and
OlOW maker, as per fifth article treaty of
october fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-fOur, six thousand dollars.
For eighth Of twenty instalments, to
pay salary and subsistence of one physi-
clan, one miller, and two school-teachers,
rs per fifth article treaty of October four
teenth. eighteen hundred and sixty-fOur,
three thousand six hundred dollars,
MAKAH TRIBE.
For fourth of ten instalments of thirty
thousand dollars, being the tlfth series,l
under direction of the President, as per
fifth article treaty of January thirty1frst,
eighteen hundred and fifty-hve, one thou
sand dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments,
for support of smith and carpenters
shOp, and to provide the necessary tools
therefor, per eleventh article treaty of
january ythirty.frst, eighteen hundred and
tifty-fve, Ave hundred dollars.
For fourteenth of twenty instalments,
for the support of an agricultural and In |
Vlustrial school, and pay Of teachers, two |
thousand flve hundred dollars.
For fourteenth Of twenty instalments,
for the employment of blacksmith, car
penter, farmer, and physician, who shall
furnish medicine for the sick, four thou
sand six hundred dollars.
MENOMONEEs.
For eighth of fifteen instalments Of an