The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-20


AN ACT making appropriations for the cur
rent and contingent expenses OF the IN
dian Department, and for fulfilling
treaty stipulations with various Indian
/ tribes for the year ending june Thrift
eth. eighteen hundred and seNenty-hHe,
and for other purposes.
b. il e.5rrctocf 6lJ the Senate and House Of
Representatives, cftFe United Stctes of inner
ictt in Congress assembled,
That the following sums he and are here
! by, appropriated ont of any money III the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
contingent expenses of the Indian Depart
naent. and fulfilling treaty stipulationS
with the various Indian tribes:
For pay of Two superintendents of In
dian affairs Tor the Central and Northern
each.
Fer pay of sixty-nine agents of Indian
affairs. at one thousand nVe hundred dol
| lars each except the one Mt Iowa: namely ::
/ six for The tribes i'll Oregon, namely,
4 Warm Springs, klamath, Grand Ronde;
! SilefZ, natflliI. ana Nalheur agencies:
| Five for the tribes in Washington Terri
tory. namely, Nc;th Bay. Ga<ama, Colvil,
Sisqually, Puyallup. and other tribes, ana
| SI<ol1otnish agencies;
! Three for The tribes in California, name
| y, Hoopa Valley, Round Valley, and Tule
/ River agencies:
Two for the tribes in Nevada, namely,
Pi-Ute and Walker River, and Pyramid
/ Lake agencies:
Two for the tribes in Idaho namely. Ncz
| Percc and Fort Hall agencies;
Four for the tribes in Montana, namely.
/ or Ecrt Peck agencies.
Ten for The tribes m Dakota, namely,
Upper Missouri. Grand River, Cheyenne
| River. Fort Berthold, Sisscton, and DEVILS
/ Lake agencies;
One for The tribes in Wyoming, namely,
| ShoShonc agency:
One for shc tribes in U;ah, namely, Uin-
iah Valley agency;
| ly, Pueblo, Abiquin, Navajo, McScsIlero
Apache. and southern Apache agencies;
| Two for ,hc tribes in Colorado, namely,
| Los Pinos and White River agencies;
SIX for the tribes in NebraSka, namely,
Great Nemaha. Omaha, Winnebabo, Paw
/ nee, Otoc, and Santee agencies:
| One for the tribes in Kansas;
I Eight for I lie tribes in the Indian Terri
tory. namely. kGw or Kansas and Kicka-
| poo, sac anta Fox. Cuapaw, NeoshO, kiowa
and Conan che. Upper Arkansas, and Wi
chitii agencies; and one for the Chero!leeS
! Greeks Chocfaw5 and Chickasaws and
| SeminoeS;
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 hum
drcd dollars: and twelve hundred dollars
| 10 build I Schooihouse: PFoujcIri, That no
salary l'e paid 10 The agent unless he lives
! near enough 10 the agency 10 teach and
| care for the tribe every daV;
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin namely.
Mt he Green Bay and La Pointc agencies;
One for The tribes in Michigan, namely,
at the Maci<Inac agency:
OlG for he New Y oTi> Indians, namely
at tl.0 New York agency:
IL. :.
Colorado River. Papago, Pima ana Mari
cora. Chlrictilui. san Ca-Jlos, Camp Apachc
and Aoq1is Pueblo agencies, in all one
hundred and two thousand five hundred
| dollars: Prcritjcd, That it shall be / he duty
of he President 10 dispense with the ser
| vices of such Indian agents herein men
| toned as may be piatt icabc; and where it
| is practicable he shall require the same
| person 10 perform the duties of two agen-
For pay of special aGem4s, one for the
ChiPpewaS 1T Red Lake~ one for the Pilii-
gers at Leach Lake, Minnesota; one for he
Mission Indians in California; one for the
ASSinabOineS and tiros NCnfres at Fort
Beiknap. Montana; one for the tribes in
Oregon, namely, Alsca, and Two for he
tribes in Washington Territory, namely,
'fulaiip and Quinai-c!t, at one thousand
five hundred dollars each, ten thousand
For pay of one chief clerk, one thousand
six hundred dollars: one assistant clerk
one thousand Two hundred dollars: and
one copyiSf. six hundred dollars. for The
Central lSGpcrintcndcncy, three thousand
four hundred dollars.
For pay of clerk 1or the Northern super
in.endcncy. one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For t7sy OF scventv-six interpreters, as
follows: seven for the tribes in Oregon.
namely. one for the klamath agency, and
one each for the Grand Ronde. Siletz ma
| tlIla, Warm Spring, and M1lheurand AlS,'3l
sub agencies. at IiVe hundred dollars per
amman each.
six interpreters for the tribes iii Wash
in9ton Terri ory, 20 be assigned 10 such
agencies rs he Secretary of he Interior
| per annuln.
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely, Nez
PerCe-aud Fort Hall agencies, at five hun
dre5l dollars per aunum each.
Three for The tribes in Nevada, namely,
| Pi-Ute. Walker Iti|er, and Pyramid Lake
agencies at five hundred dollars each.
Five for ahe tribes in Montana, namely.
FiatheadS. Blacisfeet, Crow and Milk River
or Fort peck agencies, and Fort Belknap
sfHcci;ll agency, at four hundred dollars
each.
Ten for he tribes in nakota. namely,
af.4 81 Won Jl,,
! PIPER Missouri. Grand River, Cheyenne
River, Fort Bcrthold, Sisseton. and IlcviI's
Lake agencies, at four hundred dollars per
One for the tribes in Wyoming, at the
Shoshone agency, at five hundred dollars
One for the tribes in Utah, at five hum
dIed dollars per annum.
Seven Tor The tribes in New Mexico,
! namely, two for the Navajo agency, and
one each for hc Ahiquiu, Cimmaron. Mes
ca,ero Ai>Geac, southern Apache. and Pu-
% %cbio agencies, at five hundred dollars
| ianiu agency shall be abolished after
ioeeenbeF, eighteen hundred and seventy
Two for the tribes in Colorado. namely,
Los Pinos and White River agencies, at
I've hundred dollars per annum each
Seven for the tribes i'll NcbITlsk;t, to be
ASSIGNED to such agencies as the Secretary
or rhc Interior may direct, at four hundred
dollars per 1nnum each.
Two for the tribes in Kansas, namely,
Potiawaf oInie and kickapoo agencies, at
four hundred dollars each.
Eight for the tribes in the Indian Terri
tory, 10 be assigned as the St.cretarv of The
Interior may direct, at four hundred dol
lars per annum each; and six hundred dol
lars, or so much thereof as may be necrs-
sary, TO enable the Secretary of The Interi-
or to supply temporary Interpreters for
| the Semi-ciYiIiZed tribes.
Three for the tribes in Wisconsin, name
1y, Green Bay, Lac Court Oreilless and Il,
Pointc agencies, at four hundred dollars
each.
-Four for the tribes in Minnesota, name
| ly, Boise, Forte. Chippewas, White Earth
Re Lake and Pi1Iager agencies, at fOuI
hundred dollars each.
Two for the tribes in Michigan. namely
bfackinac agency, at four hundred dollars
Six for tlte tribes in Arizona. namely
Colorado River, Pima and MaricOpa, Mo
quis Pueblo, CIiIacahui, san Carlos, ant
Camp Apache agencies, at four hundred
dollars each; twcnf y-nine Interpreters. a
five hundred dollars each: and six hun
dred dollars for temporary Interpreters; II
all, thifiy-tfIPee thousand nine hCndfc'
dollars.
For buildings Mt agencies, and repairs o
the same, ten thousand dollars.
For vaccine matter and vaccination o
Indians. two thousand dollaIs.
For presents TO and provisions ior In
dians, fiYn thousand dollars:
For contingencies, including travelling
incidental, current. and contingent eN
penses of superintendcnts and agents
and OF their Offices, thirty thousand 90
lars.
APACHES, kIOWAS, AND COMANCHEs
For seventh of thirty instalments, a
provided to be expended under the tent
article treaty of octebor twenty-flrst, eigi
teen hundred and sixty,seven, conclude
Rt Medicine Lodge Creek, in Kansas, wit
the Kiowas and Comanches, and undc
the third article treaty of the same dat
with the Apaches thirty thousand dollars
For purchase of clothing, as provided j
dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith
miller, and engineer, five thousand tW
hundred dollars.
For pay of physician and teacher, tw
thousand five hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods, four thoI
sand dollars: Provided, That the foregoin
stated appropriations for the Apaches, X
oWas, Conlanches, shall be expended onl
in behalf of those Indians who go and II