National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-31
8atioMal gEpnbItfa1,
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
GENERAL NATUaE-No. T8.1

rent anu contingent expenses OF the Indian
Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipu-
lations with various Indian tribes, for the
gear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-fve, and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
PsssHtGtiVeS Of the United States Of America iH
Congress assembled, That the following sums
be, and they are hereby, appropriated out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
Propriated, for the purpose Of paying the cur
rent and contingent expenses OF the InGlau
Department, and fulfilling treaty stipulstions
with the various Indian tribes;
For pay OF two superintendents OF Ihuian
Affairs for the Central and Northern suPeElh-
Tendencies, two thousand dollars each.
For pay of sixty-nine agents OF indian analrs,
at one thousand five hundred dollars each, ex-
cept the one at Iowa, namely:
Blk for the tribes in Oregon, namely, Warm
Springs, klamath, Grand RonueJ SlleLG, Una
tilla, and MsIheur agencies;
Five for the tribes in Washington Territory,
namely. Neah Bay, Yakima, COlvil, NisqUally,
PuvaIiup, and Other tribes, and S'KOkomish
agencies;
Hoops Valley, Round Valley, and Tule River
Two for the tribes in Nevada, namely.
Pluto and Walker River, and Pyramid Lake
agencies;
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely, Nee
Perce and Fort Hall agencies;
-Four for the tribes in Montana, namely.
Flathead, Biackfoot, Crow, and Milk River or
Fort Peck agencies.
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely, Red
Cloud, Milestone, EGnkton, POnca, Upper
Missouri, Grand River, Cheyenne River, Fort
BeTthOld, SiSse.On, and DEVILS Lake agencies:
One for the tribes in Wyoming, namely,
ShoShOne aEgEcy:
One for the tribes in Utah, namely, Uintah
Valley agency.
Five for the tribes in New Mexico, namely,
Pueblo, Abiquiu, Navajo, Mescalero Apache,
ard Southern Apache agencies;
Two for the tribes in Colorado, namely, Los
Pinos aud White River agencies;
Six for the tribes in Nebraska, namely, Great
Nemaha, Omaha, WinnebagO, Pawnee, Otoe,
and Santee agencies;
Oue for the tribes in Kansas;
Eight for the tribes in the Indian Territory,
namely, haw or Kansas and KickapOo Sac
and Fox, QuG!aw, NeOsho, Kiowa and Conan
che, Upper Arkansas, and Wichita agencies;
and one for tie CherOkecs, Creeks, Choctaws
and ChiCkasaws and Seminoles;
One for the tribes in Minnesota, namely, at
the White Earth agency;
One for the tribes in Iowa. namely, at the
Sac and Fox OF Iowa agency, five hundred dol
lars; and twelve hundred dollars to build a
schOOl-bOuse IroyiGsd, That no salary be
paid to the agent unless he lives near enough
to the agency TO teach and care for the tribe
every day;
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely, at
the Green Bay and La POinte agencies;
One for the tribes in Michigan, namely, at
the MaCkinac agency:
One for the New York Indians, namely, at
the New York agency;
Seven for the tribes in Arizona namely, Col
orRdO River, Papago, Pima and Maricops,
Ch!ricahui, San Carlos, Camp Apache, and
MOqu:s Pueblo agencies, in all one hundred
and two thousand five hundred dollars Pro
vidcd, That it shah be the duty Of the President
to dispense with the services of such Indian
agents herein mentioned as may DO practicable;
and where it is practicable he shall require the
same person 20 perform the duties Of two agen-
cles for one salary.
For pay Of special agents, one for the Chip
Pewae at Red Lake, Que for the Pillagers at
Leach Lake, Minnesota; one for the Mission
Indians IN California; one for the AssinRboines
and eros Nentres al Fort Belknsp, Montana:
one for the tribes in Oregon, namely, Alsea:
ana two for the tribes in Washington Terri
tory, namely, Iulalip and Qui-nai-elt, at one
thousand five hundred dollars each, ten thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For pay Of one chief clerk, one thousand six
hundred dollars; one assistant clerk, one thou
sand two hundred dollsrs; and one copyist, six |
hundred dOlldTs, for the Central superintend- |
sncy three thousand four hundred dollars.
For pay Of clerk for the Northern superin- |
tendency, one thousand two hundred dollars |
For pay Of scventY-siX interpreters, as fol- |
lows Seven for the tribes in Oregon, namely, |
one for the klamath agency, and one each for |
the Grand kOnde, SiletZ, Umatflla, Warm |
Spring, and Aalheur and Alses sub-agencies, |
al i've hundred dollars per annum each.
Six interpreters for the tribes in Washington |
Territory, 70 be assigned to such agencies as
the Secretary Of the Interior may direct, at five
hundred dollars each per annum.
Two for the tribes Of Idaho, namely, Nez
Perez and Fort Hall agencies, at five hundred
dollars per snuum each.
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Ute, Walker River, and Pyramid Lake agen-
Cies, at five hundred dollars each
Five fo- the tribes in Montana, namely, Flat
heads, Blackteet, Grow, and Milk River or
Fort Peck agencies, and Fort Belknap special
agency, at four hundred dollars each.
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely, Red
Cloud, MILESTONE, Hunkton, POncs, Upper
Alssouri, Grand River, Cheyenne River, Fort
Berthold, Sisseton, aud Devils Lake agencies,
at four hundred dollars per annum each.
One Tor the tribes in Wyoming, at the Sho-
shoDe agency, at FIVE hundred dollars
One for the tribes in Utah, al five hundred
dollars per snnum.
Seven for the tribes in New Mexico. namely.
two for the Navajo agency, and one each for
the Abiquiu, Cimmaron, Mescalero Apache,
Southern Apache, and Pueblo agencies, at
i've hundred dollars each per annum: Pro
Vided, That the Abiquiu agency shall be sbol
tshed after December, eighteen hundred and
seVenty-four.
Z Two for the tribes in Colorado, namely. Los
tInoS and White River agencies, at five hun
dred dollars per annum each
Seven for the tribes in Nebraska, to be as
signed to such agencies as the Secretary of the
Interior may direct, ct four hundred dollars
per GnnUm each.
Two for the tribes in Kansas, namely, Pot
taWetomie and kickspoo agencies, at four
hundred dollars each.
Eight for the tribes in the Indian Territory.
ha aggfy -uI 81 G..
may direct, at four hundred dollars per anpum
each; and six hundred dollars, or so much
LheEeo! as may be necessary, TO enable the
secretary OF the Interior to supply Temporary
interpreters for the semiciVilized tribes
Three for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely.
green Bay Lac Court Grizzlies, and La Pointe
agencies, at four hundred dollars each.
-Four fer the tribes in Minnesota, namely.
Boise Forte ChiPPewas, White Earth, Red
dollars each.
Two for the tribes in Michigan, namely. /
AsGhlnac agency, al four hundred dollars {
Six for the tribes in Arizona, namely. Colo
r2oo River, Pimo and Maricopa, Mouuis Pue- ]
DO, Cbiracahui, San Carlos, and Camp Ana Q
enc a2ency, at four hundred dollars each.
making iorty-seven interpreters, at four hun.
3reu collars each; twenty nine interpreters at
nNe hundred dollars each; and six hundred dol
lars for temporary interpreters; in all, thirty
three thousand nine hundred dollars. I
For buildings at agencies and repairs of the !
sane, ten thousand dollars
For vaccine matter and vaccination of In
dams, two thousand dollars. d
For presents to and provisions for Indians. c
five thousand dollars.
= For contingencies, including travelling, Incl
mental, current, and contingent expenses of : :
suPernendents and agents, and OF their Off q
GERS, thirty thousand dollars :
APAcHEs, KIOwAs, AND coMAYCHEs. e
For seventh of thirty instruments. as Dro- b
Vloeu 10 be expended under the tenth article
treaty OF October twenty-frst, eighteen hun g
1rea ana siXty-seven, concluded at Medicine 0
Lodge creek, in Kansas, with the Kiowas and t.
Comanches, and under the third article treaty Il
n me same date with the Apacbes. thirty Il
Eor purchase Of clothing, as provided in the b
same treaties, twenty-six thousand dollars
For pay of carpenter, farmer. blacFsmi,b Sc
miller, and engineer: five thousand two hundred TT
dollars. '"0 uUnuEeu IA
For pay of physician and teacher, two tbou- be
and five hundred dollars. 'AOu al
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