New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01
penses Of superintendent and agents, and
OF th.!r offices. thirty thousand dollars.

o. th..r offices. thirty thousand dollars.
| APAcHEs, KIowAs AND CoMANcHEs.
Fo: seventh of thirty ins.auments, as
provided to be expended under the tent.
article treaty of October twen.y-irst, eight.
cen hundred and sixty-sever, concluded al
Medicine Lodge Creek, in Kansas with the
hiowa3 and CouA2ches, and under the
third article treaty of the same da.e with
the Apachsa. thirty thousand dollars.
For purchase of clothing, as provided il
the same treaties, twenty-six thousand dol
lars.
For pay Of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith,
miller aud engineer, five thousand two Lun.
dred dollars.
For pay Of physician and teacher, two
thousand i've hundred dollars.
FOE transportation of goods, four thou
sand dollars; provided that tho fore
going stated appropriations tor the
Apaches kiowas and Co.nanchss shall
be expended only in behalf OF those Indians
who go and remain upon reservations and
refrain from hostilities.
| ARICKARaEs, eros VENTURES, AND MANDANs.
For this amount to be expended in such
| goods. PROVISIONS and other articles Is the
President may, from time to time deter
mine, including transportation thereof, in
insuuctlng IN agricultural and mechanical
| pursuits. In providing employees. educating
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attendance, care for and support Of the
| aged. sick, and inirm, for the helpless. Or
phans OF said Indians, and in any other
| respect to promote their civilization, COM
fort, and improvement including pay Of
| one physician, one thousand five hundred
| dollars: one farmer, one carpenter, one en-
! gineer, and one blacksmith, 1t nine hun
| dred dollars each; also, one tsanstsr and
one herder, 1T seven hundred dollars each
! per Annum, eighty-fve thousand dollars
| APACHEs
For this amount, to subsist and properly
| care for the Apache Indians in Arizona and
| New Mexico who have been or may be
collected on reservations in New Mexico
| and Arizona. namely, for those in Arizona,
three hundred and sevency-tiye thousand
dollars; and for those in New Mexico, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
i've hundred thousand dollars; provided.
that this appropriation shall be- expended
only IN behalf of those Indians Who 20 and
remain upon said reservations and refrain
from h0sciiites.
ARAPAHOES. CHEYENyEs, APACHES. KIowAS.
COAASCH2s, AND wICHITAse
For subsistence of the Arapahoe, C!,eys
anne, Apache, Kiowa, Comancae, and
Wichita Indians. and transportation Of the
same, Who have been collected upon the re-
servations set apart for their asa and occupe-
ton. in the Indian Territory, three hundred
thousAud dollars; provided. that this ap-
preparation shall be expended only on be-
half Of those Indians who go and remain
upon said reservations and refrain from
h0stilities; aud provided further, that no
troops shall be kept stationed on the re-
servAtion on which said Indians are located,
but the northern line Of Texas shall be
guarded, so far As possible 80 as to prevent
the Indians from roaming into that State
or the whites from intruding on the Indian
reservations, except such troops as may be
necessary to preserve order
As5IJAEOyNEs
For this amount, to be expended II such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may, from time to time, determine,
including transportation thereof, in in
structing in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicine and medical
attendance, care for and support of the
sged sick, and infirm, for the helpless ur.
phAns of said Indians, and in any other re-
spect to promote their comfort, civiliz alton.
and improvement, including pay of one
detective. nine hundred dollars: one cook,
four hundred and eighty dollars; and two
labOrers, 1T six hundred dollars each thiE-
ty Thousand dollars.
BLACKFEET, HOODS, AND PIEGASss
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may, from time to time, de-
termine, including transportation thereof,
in instructing in agricultural and mechan-
ical pursuits, in providing employees, edu:
eating children, procuring medicine and
medical attendance. care for and support of
the aged, sick and intrm, for the helpless
orphans OF said Indians, and in every other
respect to promote their civilization, CON-
fort and improvement, including pay of one
blacksmith, one farmer, one carpenter, one
teacher, and ono detective, at nine hundred
dollars each per Annum: and one assistant
teacher at six hundred dollars per annum,
fifty thousand dollars.
CALAPOOIAs- MOLALLAs, AND CLACKANAs or
WILLAMETTE VALLEY
For last of five instailments of the fourth
series Of annuity, for beneficial objects, per
treaty of January twenty fifth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-fve. tenth article five
thousand five hundred dollars
CHEYENNEs AND ARAPAuoEs
For seventh Of thirty installments, pro-
vided to be expended under tenth article
treaty of October twenty-elghrh, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, twenty thousand
dollars.
For purchase OF clothing, as per same
article, fourteen Thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For pay Of physician and teacher as per
thirteenth article same treaty, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
For pay Of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith,
miller and engineer, as per same article,
five Thousand two hundred dollars
For transportation Of goods for the Chey.
ennes and Arapahoes, five thousand dollars
CuICKAsAws9
For permanent annuity in goods, per first
article treaty of February twenty.tifth,
seventeen hundred and ninety-niue, and
tenth article treaty of April twenty-eighth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, three thou |
sand dollars.
BOISE FORTE BAND OF CHIPPEwAsg
For ninth of twenty lnstallments, for the |
support of one blacksmith and assistant,
and for tools, iron and steel, and other |
articles necessary for the blacksmith shop,
as per third article treaty of April seventh, |
eighteen hundred and sixty.six, one thou,
sand five hundred dollars.
For ninth Of twenty installments, for the |
support Of one school teacher, and for the |
necessary books and stationery, as per third 1
article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen |
hundred and sixty-six, eight hundred dol |
lars.
For ninth of twenty instsllments, for the
OF Indians in farming, and |
purchase of seeds, tools, and go forth, as |
per third article treaty of April seventh, |
eighteen hundred and slxty-six, eight hun
dred dollars.
For ninth Of twenty installments of an
nuity. in money, to be paid per capita, as
per third article treaty of April seventh, |
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, three /
five hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty installments of an
nuity, in provisions, ammunition and tobac-
co, as per third article treaty of April sew.
enth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, one