Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20

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t!c delivery Of the annuitics md proyis
ions to the IndiaD tribes in Minnesota
and Michigan, four thousand dollars.
For this amount, or 10 much thereof as
may be necessary, 70 dkffay the Ie1penSes
o. Indian dclegaeiO eiOds. who may visit
Wasljnton on lusineAs lOnqectedi with
their respective tribes, hYh thoAsand dol;
lars: Provided, That nQ money sfall 10
paid rom any ofher sf6hdS fdf e4penses
Of Indian delegatfpnHs visiting WasbaAgs
ION except from the conaiDgent fund s0f
the Department. .s<.tss.., s..,sil .se.4st
Civilization and. subsistence Of n.
dians on the Malheur reservation: For
this amount, or 50 much thereof as nAy
be necessary, lin the purchase sof goods,
subsistence, stores, and 80 forth, for the
Indians collected on tho Malheur, rcscr.
vatian, Oregon, and ii instructing them
In agricultural and mechanical pursuits,
providing employees; educating children,
procuring mcdicincssand medical attend
ance, C.: re for end support Of the aged,
sick, and ,infirm, for the helpless orphans
Of said Indians, or in any other respect to
promote their civilization, comfort, and
improvement thirty five thousand dol
lars; to be available Immediately.
For this amount er 50 much thereof as
may be necessary, u carry out the work
Of aiding and instructing the Indians of
the Central superintendency in the arts
of civilization, in providing clothing,
food, and lodging for the children attend
ing school, in caring for the orphans, the
sick, and the helpless, and in assisting
the Indians generally to locate themselves
in permanent homes, and sustain them
selves by the pursuits Of civilized life,
ten thousand dollars.
For this amount, or 50 much thereof as,
may be required, for the erection Of suit
able buildings, to bc used for the purpose
of an industrial school for the OtOe and
Missouria tribe Of Indians, on the Otoe
reservation, in the State of Nebraska, five
thousand dollars; and for the establish
ment and support of said school, eight
thousand dollars; said amounts to be re-
funded out of the proceeds from the sale
the third section Of the act of June tenth
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, cnti-
tied IAN act for the relief of certain
tribes of Indians in the Northern super
intcndency."
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to defray the expenses
of a general council of certain Indians
in Indian Territory, as provided by the
twelfth article Of the treaty with the
Cherokees, Of July nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, the tenth article
of the treaty with the Greeks, of June
fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, the seventh article of the treaty with
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eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and the
eighth article of the treaty with the Choc-
taws and Chickasaws OF April twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
seven thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to subsist and properly
care for the Kansas Indians, including
agricultural assistance, pay Of employees
reservation in the Indian Territory, said
States from the proceeds Of the sale of
their lands in Kansas, thirty thousand
dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, for the erection Of nee
essary agency buildings Oh the new res
crvation Of said Indians in the Indian
Territory, said amount to be reimbursed
to the United States from the proceeds OF
the sale of their lands in Kansas, ten
+ Thousand s7sss -.
| For this amount or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, to provide, under the
direction of the Secretary OF the Interior,
settlements, clothing, food, agricultural
implements, and seeds, for the Modoc In
dians that have been removed to and arc
| now residing within the Indian Territory
ten thousand dollars.
! That the Secretary of the Interior be,
and is hereby authorized to pay the sun
of one hundred thousand dollars from
the proceeds of the sales Of land known
as the Cherokee strip in Kansas to the
treasurer Of the Cherokee Nation, to he
used for the payment of outstanding
claims against the nation and for the
erection Of suitable buildings for a pen
, !te2t!ary.
For the second of ten instalment5, TO
be paid, under direction of the President
to the Flathead Indians removed from the
Bitter Root Valley to the Jocko rcserva
ton, in the Territory of Montana, five
thousand dollars; Provided, That the
proceeds Of the sales of land in Bitter
Root Valley, in Montana Territory, refer
red to in the second section Of the act OF
Congress approvrd June fifth, eighteen
hundred and scvcnty-two, entitled "An
act to provide for the removal of the Flat
head and other Indians from the Bitter
Root Valley, in the Territory of Mon.
tana," shall! be paid into the Treasury OF
the United States; in the same manner
that other moneys derived from the sale
of other public lands are now paid in
And provided further. That in lieu of the
amount provided to be set apart there.
from by the act of Congress Of June fifth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, here.
inbefore referred to there shall be annu.
ally appropriated, out Of any money in
the Treasury of the United States, not
otherwise appropriated, the sum Of five
thousand dollars, for the period of ten
years, to be expended, under the direction
of the President, in the manner deemed
for the best good Of the Indians who have
been removed from the Bitter Root Val
ley; And provided further, That no part
of said sum shall be paid to any Indian
of said tritc who shall rot have settled
upon the Jocko reservation.
For wagon road from the Northern Pa
cific Railway to the agency for Chippew.
Iadians of the Mississippi: For thi.
amount, or so much thereof as may b,
necessary for the construction of q wag
on.road from Red Lake agency, Minneso
ia, by which supplies may be transported
from such point on tho railroad as ma,
be determined by the Secretary Of the In
terror, ten thousand dollars !; to be avail
able Immediately. - sssizssz1
!, Settlement of the Otter-tail Pillagers
For this amount, or so much thereof a
NAV be necessary. for subsisting and es