The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-20
main upon reservations and refrain from
hoStiitieS.
ARICKAREES, GRos VENTURES, AND
MANDNNS

main upon reservations and refrain from
hoStilitieS.
ARICKAREEs, GROs VENTURES, AND
MANDANS.
For this amount to be expended in such
goods, provisions dnd other articles as the
President may from time tie time, deter
mine. including transportation thereof, in
1nStructlng in agricultural and mechani-
cal pursuits, in providing employees. edu-
eating children procuring medicine and
medical attendance, care for and support
of the aged. sick. and infirm, for the help
less, orphans of said Indians, and in any
other respect to promote their civilization
contert, and improvcmcnt, Including
pay of one physician, one thousand five
hundred dollars; one farmer, one car11en-
ter. one engineer. and one blacksmith, at
nine hundred dollars each; also. one team
Stcr and one herdcr, at seven hundred dol
larS each perannunl,l ciglltS-tfTe thousand
dollars.
APACHES.
For this amount. to sulpSfst 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 seVentY-live thousand
dollars; and for those i'll New Mexico, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars:
I'yoUider', That this appropriation s1hll be
expended only in behalf of those Indians
who go and remain upon said reservations
and refrain from hostilitics.
ARAPAIIOES, CIIEY ENNES; KIOWAS,
APACHES, COMANCHES, AND WI
CHITAS.
For subsistence of the Alapaloe, Chey-
cnne, Apache; kiOwa, Comanch3, and
Wichita IndinnS,1 who have been collected
upon the reservations set apart for their
use and occupation, in the Indian Terri
tory three hundred thousand dollars: Pro
rtt'i, That his appropriation shall be
pended only on behalf of those Indians
who go ana remain upon said reservations
and refrain from hoStilitics: Ind 1)r1rila3
further, That no troops shall lie kept sta
toned on the reservation ON which In
dians are located, .hut the northern line of
fVny-, SSH, E,s,l,, TgAt,,
so aS TO prevent the IHtlianS from roaming
into That STATE or the whites from intrud-
ing on The Indian reservations, except
such troops as may be necessary to pre-
serve order.
ASSN NABOINES.
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 mcchan-
Ical pursuits. i'll providing employees, ed
ucittlng children. procuring medicine and
medical attendance, care for and support
of the aged. sick, and intirnI. for tla help
less orpanS OF said Indians. and in any
Other respect to promote their comfort,
civilization. and Improvement. (including
pay of one detective, nine hundred dollars;
one cook, four hundred and eighty dollars;
and TWO labOrerS. ut six hundred dollars
cach,l thirty thousand dollars.
BLACkFEET, BLOODS, AND PIEGANS.
For this amount, to he expended in such
goods provisions and o.Ipr articles rs he
President may. from time to time deter
mine; includin. tIanSportati ion thereof in
instructing in agricultural and mechani-
cal pursuits. in providing employees. cflu-
eating children, procuring me tiGine and
medical ri tendance. care for and support
of the aged. sick and intfrTn. for the help
less orphans of said Indians. and in every
other respect to promote their civ iiiZation
comfort. and Improvement. linclu1ing pay
of one blacksmith, one farmer. one ciliT)ell-
ter, one teacher and one detective. at nine
hundred dollars each Per annum: and one
assistant teacher, ut six hundred dollars
TnnuIn. tifIN flOuSInI dollars
CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLAS, AND CLACk-
-AMAS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For last of five instruments of the fourt Ii
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 ARAPAHOES.
For seventh of thirty instalments pro
Ni,lc,l TO he expended Iln6cr t3nth article
tre;lty of OCT ober twcnt y-ui3hth eighteen
hundred and siXty-seYen, twenty thou
For purchase of clothing. as per same
article, fourteen thousand five hundred
dollars.
For pay ofrhysician and teacher. as per
thirteenth article same treaty, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farIncr, black
Snlit. miller, and engineer, as per same
article, five thousand two hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods for the
Cheyennes anu Arapahocs, five thousand
dollars.
For permanent annaity in goods, per
first art iclc treat of February twcntN-fifth
s|Vcntccnthundr0d and ninCt ty-nine, and
tenth article treaty of April twcnt y-eitcIth h;
eighteen hundred and siXty-siX, three
thousand dollars.
BOISE FORTE BAND CT CIIIPPEwAS
For ninth OF twenty instalments; for the
support of one blacksmith and assistant.
and for tools. iron, and steel. and other
arr icleS necessary for he blacksmith shop,
rs per third article treat of April seventh,
eighteen hundred and SiNty-SiN, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty ins:alments, for
the suDnOrt of one school teacher and for
the necessary books and stationery, as
per third article trcasy of April seventh,
drpd dollars.
For ninth oftwenty ins:aIments of an
per third article treaty OF April seventh,
eighteen hundred and siXty-siX, three
thousand five hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty Ins:ainents of an
nuity, in provisions, ammunition, and to-
baccO, as per third article treaty of April
seventh, eighteen hundred and siXty-six,
one thousand dollars.
For @inth of twenty iustalmcnts of an
nuitI, III goods anG other articles, as per
third article treaty of April seventh, eigh-
teen hundred ana sixty.SiX, six thousand
five hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost
OF delivery OF annuity goods. anu prONlS-
ions, per siNt II article treaty of April sew
enth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, one
thousand dollars.
w AS OE LANE 81 tESIGIoIS'
For lust Of twenty instruments in coin,
per fourth article treaty of September
thirtiLth. eighteen hundred and ffty-four
five tiousand dollars.
For last oftwenty instalments, in goods,
household furniture, and cooking utensils
per fourth article treaty of September thir.
tieth, eighteen hundred and fifty-four,
eight thousand dollars.
For last of twenty instalments, for agri-
cultural implements, and cattle, carpen-
ters' and other tools, and buiiding mate
Tials, per fourth article treaty OF Septem-
Der thirtieth, eighteen hundred and fifty
fonr, three thousand dollars.
For last of twenty inStallmcnta, for NOR
al ana educational purposes, three hum
dred dollars of which are TO be paid to the
to maintain q school at their village; per
fourth article treaty of September thir.i-
eth, eighteen hundred and hfty-four three
thousand dollars.
For last of twenty instaiments, for six
smiths and assistants, per second and fifth
| articles treaty of september thirtieth, eigh-
| teen hundred and fifty-four. five thousand
and forty dollars.
For last of twenty instalmenta, for the
| support of six smiths-shopS, per SECOND
| and fifth articles treaty of September thir-
| tieth. eighteen hundred and fifty-fbur. one
! thousand three hundred and twenty dol.
| lars.
| For eighteenth of twenty instaiments,
| for the seventh smith and assistant, and
| support of shops, per second and fifth ar.
ticles treaty Of September thirtieth, eigh.
| and sixty dollars.
For support of smith and shop, during
the pleasure OF the PRESIDENT. as per sev'
enth and twelfth articles treaty of Apri
seventh eighteen hundred and sixty-six
| six hundred dollars.
For the support of two farmers, during
the pleasure of the President, as pei
twelfth article treaty of September Thrift
eth, eighteen hundred and fifty;four. ant
seventh article of treaty of April seventh
eighteen hundred and sixty-six; twelve
hundred dollars.
| For transportation and necessary cost o
delivery of annuity and provisions fo
Chippewas of Lake Superior. two thousant
dollars
CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
For eight of ton instalments of tho sec
ond series, in money, per fourth articl
treaty of October fourth, eighteen hundret
and forty-two, and eighth article treaty O
Sentemlier thirtieth. eighteen hnndre!