Smyrna times., 1874-09-16

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ahce care Tor and Support OF the aged sick and in
him, for the helpless, orphans of said India ns and
IN any ether respect TO promote their civilization,
cOmiOt, aud Improvement (including pay OF one
physician. enc thousand five hundred dollars; one
iaTmet, one carpenter, one engineer, and one black
smith. at nine hundred dollars each; alsO one team
sier and one herder. at seven hundred dollars each
per annum,) eghty-hve thousand dollars.
APACHES.
For this amount, 10 subsst and properly care for
the Apache Indians IN Arizona and New Mexico
whe have been or may be collected on reservations
III New Mexico and Arizona. namely for those in
Arizona, three hundred and seventy five thousand
dollars; and for those in New MEXICO, one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars five hundred thou.
sBnd dollars Provided. That this appropriation 3hal
be expended only IN behalf Of those Indians who go
and remain upon said reservations and refrain from
hOsIilties.
WAS, COMANCHES. AND WICHITAS.
For subsistence Of the ATapahOe, Cheyenne, Apa-
che, KiOwa, COmanche. and Wichita indians (and
transportation Oi the same who nave been collected
upon the reservations sci apart for their use and &C.
cuPaIOn, IN the Indian Territory. three hundred
thousand dollars; Provided, That this appropriation
shall be expended only on behalf of those Indians
who go and remain upon said reservations and re-
lran from hOstIlites: And provided further That no
troops shall be kept stationed The reservation
which said Indians located but the northern line
Of Texas shall be guarded, far possible TO
prevent the Indians from roaming into that State
the whites from IntrudiDg on the Indian reservatOns
except such troops as may be necessary to preserve
order.
ASSINABOINES.
For this amount, 10 be expended in such goods
provisions, and other articles as the President may,
from time TO time, determine. including transpOrta
tlOn thereof. IN lnstructlng IN agricultural and
chanica pursuits in prOAlding employees educating
children procuring medicine and medical attendance
for md support OF the aged SICK and nirm for
the helpless orphans Of said Indians, and in any
other respect to promote their comfort civilization,
and improvement. (ncluding pay OF one detective.
eighty dollars and two labOrers, at six hundred dol
lars each thirty thousand dollars.
BLACKFEET,' BLOODS, AND PIEGANS.
For this amount. TO be expended in such goods pro
Visions and other articles the President may, from
time TO time, determine, including trans pOriation
thereof. in lnstrucng IN agricultural and mechani.
cal pursuits. in providing employees. educating child
Ten procuring medicine and medical attendance
for and support of the aged sick Inrm, for
the helpless orphans OF said Indians, and every
other respect promote their civilization, comfort
and improvement. (ncluding pay OF one blacksmith
one farmer. one carpenter, one teacher and de-
teciive. at nine hundred dollars each per annum
and assistant teacher, at six bundled dollars pei
| annuIn.) fifty thousand dollars.
lCALAPOOIAS. MOLALLAS, AND CLACKAMAS
OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For last of five insialments OF the fourth series o.
annuity for beneficial OBJ ecls per treaty of January
twenty fifth. eighteen hundred and s1ty five, tenth
article. five thousand five hundred dollars.
CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
For seventh Of thirty instalments provided to be
expended under tenth article treaty of OctobCr TWEEN
ty.eighS, eighteen hundred and sixty .seven twent,
| Thousand dollars.
| For purchase of clothing, as per same article
fourteen thousand five hundred dollars
For pay of physician and teacher, us per thir
teenh article same treaty, two thousand five hundrc
dollars.
For ply Of carpenter, farmer. blacksmith, miller
and engineer, as per same article, five thousand tw
| hundred dollars.
For transportation Of goods for the Cheyennes an
Arapahoes, FIVE thousand dollars.
CHICKASAWS.
For permanent annuity in goods. per first articl
treaty Of February twenty fifth, seventeen hundre
and ninety nine, and tenth article treaty of Apr
twenty eight. eighteen hundred and sixty six, thre
thousend dollars.
BOISE FORTE BAND OF CHIPPEWAS.
For ninth Of twenty inslalnents fnr the suppOI
of one blacksmith and assistant, and for tools. IroI
and STEEL and other articles necessary for the blacl
smith shop as per third article treaty of April SCI
enth. eighteen hundred and sixty six one thOusan
five hundred dollars.
For ninth Of twenty instalments, for the snppo
of one school teachr. and for the necessary books
stationery, per third article treaty OF April Sc
enth. eighteen hundred and sixty six eight hundrt
dollars.
For ninth of twenty instalmcnts for the instru
ton Of Indians in farming, and purchase Of seed
tools, and so forth, as per third Article treaty
April seventh. eighteen hundred and sixty six, eg
hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty instalments Of annuity.
i money, To be paid per capita, as per third arIc
treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hundred and sx
six. three thousand five hundred dollars.
For ninth Of twenty instalments Of annuity,
0 provisions; ammunition. and tobacco, us per thi
orfcIa IF A nril Seventh pUhfaau lundr rod
sixty six, one thousand dollars.
For ninth Of twenty instalments Of annuity,
goods and other articles, per third article rea
Of April seventh. eighteen hundred and sixty six,
thousand five hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost Of delive
o Of annuity goods aud Provisions, per sixth ar,it
r treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hundred and s1
u six, one thousa nd dollars.
Is CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
o For last Of twenty insaments, IN coin. per -four
J. art Gle treaty of September thirteIh eighteen hu
E drcd and fifty flour, five thousand dollars.
re For last Of twenty instruments in goods, hou
hold furniture, and cooking utensils, per fourth
70 Gle treaty of September thtieth, eighteen hundr
y and fifty. four, eight thousand dollars.
u For last Of twenty lnsta!ments, for agticulaI
70 implements and cattle, carpenters and other too
ne and budind materials, per fourth article treaty
ID TePtcmber thirtieh eighteen hundred and fifty lo
three thousand dollars.
AZ For last OF twenty Instalments tor moral and eC
catiOnal purposes. three hundred dollaas Of viii
VI are to be paid to the Grand Portage band yearly
er enable them TO maintain a school at their villa
" per fourth article treaty Of September thitieh ell
a. teen hundred and fifty -four, three thousand dOa
" For last Of twenty Instalments, for six smiths a
assistants, per second and fifth articles treaty of
ar tember thirtieth eighteen hundred and y-lour
thousand and forty dollars.
For last of twenty instalments. for the support
m six smiths Shops per second aud fifth articles tre
la Of September thirteth eighteen hundred and fl
A., four, one thousand three hundred and twenty
lu lars.
ed For eighteen Of twenty instalments, for the s
Ite enth smith and assistant, and support of shops
ch second and fifth articles treaty Of September th
'ur eth, eighteen hundred and fy.four, one lhousr
md and sixty dollars.
For support Of Smith and shop. during thepleas
OF Of the President per seventh and twelfth arliC
ch treaty Of April seventh. eighteen hundred and
led ty.six six hundred dollars.
- For the support Of two farmers during the pl'
arS OF The President per twelfth article treaty