Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-09-04
tOFF1CIAL.l
L A w s
OF THE
UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE F0RTY.THRD CONGRESS
GENERAL NArURE-No. 73.l


tribes, for the year ending June thlrticth.
eighteen hundred and >evenly-hVe aud
iUr other purposes.
BE il enacted By tie Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States Of
1mericd in Congress assembled, That the
following sums hp, and they are hereby,
Fapprupriatcd, out of any money in the
| treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the purpose of paying ihn current aud con
tin2ent expenses of the Indian Depart
ment, aud fulfilling treaty siipulatiUns
with the vari"uS Indian ulbcs:
For pay Of two Superniendents or In-
dian Affairs for the Central aud Northern
| superintendenries, two thousand dollars
| each.
| For pay of sixty-uine agents Of Indian
| affairs, at one thousand five hundred dol
lars each, except the one ut Iowa, namely:
Six for the tribes in Oregon. namely
| Warm Springs, Klamath, Grand Rundr,
Sllelz, Umatilia, aud Maheur agencies;
Five for the tribes in Washington Terrific
| nv, namely, Neah Bay, YaKama, COlvil,
Nisqually, Puyallup, and other tribes, and
| S'KUkomish agencies;
Three for the tribes in California, name
| ~, Hoopa Valley, Round Valley, aud Tule
| River agencies;
Two for the trhes in Nevada, namely,
| Pi Ute and Walker River, and Pyramid
| Lake agencies;
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely,
|
Four for tue tribes in MOntAna, namely,
Flathead, Black foot, Crow, and MIX River
or Fort Peck agencies;
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely,
! Red Cloud, MILESTONE, Haukton, Punca,
| Upper Missouri, Grand River, Cheyenne
| River Font BeIthuld, Slsseton, aud Devils
| Lake agencies;
one ior the tribes in Wyoming, namely,
| Shnshoue agency;
one for the tribes in Utah, namely, Uin-
| tab Valley agency;
Five for the tribes in New Mexico,
namely, Pueblo, Ahiquiu, Navajo, Mescal-
ero Apache, aud Southern Apache agen-
| cies;
Two for the tribes in Colorado, namely,
Los Pinns aud White River agencies;
Six for the tribes in Nebraska, namely,
| Great Nemaha, Omana, Winnehago, Paw
nee, Otoe. and Santee AGENCIES;
one for the tribes in Kansas;
Eight for the tribes in the Indian terrific
nv, namely. Kaw or Kansas. and kickapoo,
Sac aud Fox, Quapaw, Neosho, kiowa and
Comanche, Upper Ar kansas, and wichita
agencies; aud one for the Cherokaes,
Creeks, Choctaws and Chickasaws and
Seminoles;
One for tue tribes in Minnesota, namely,
at the White Earth agency;
one for the tribes in Iowa, namely, at the
Sac and Fox of Iowa agency, hve hundred
dollars; and twelve hundred dollars to
build a school house: PrOUided, That no
salary be paid to the agent unless he lives
near enough to the agency to teach and
care for the tribe every day;
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely,
at the Green Bay aud La Ponte ag ncies /;
one for the tribes in Michigan, namely,
at the Mackinac agency;
One for the New York Indians, namely,
at the New York agency;
Seven for the tribes in Arizona, namely,
Colorado River, Papago, Pima and Mari
copa, Chiricahui, San Carlos, Camp Apache,
aud Moauis Pueblo agencies in all one
hundred and two thousand hve hundred
dollars: ITOrided, That II shall be the
duty of the President 10 dispense with the
services of such Indian agents herein men
toned as may be practicable; and where II
is practicable he shall require the same
person to perform the duties of two agen-
ccs for one salary.
For pay of special agents one for the
Chippewas at Red Lake, one for the Pill
layers at Leach Lake, Minnesota; one for
tho Mission Indians In California; one for
the Assinaboines and GrOs Nentres at Fort
Belknap, Montana one for the tribes in
Oregon, namely, Alsea and two Tor the
tribes in Washington Territory, namely,
Tulalip and Qui-nai-elt, at one thousand
i've hundred dollars each, ten thousand
five hundred dollars.
For pay of one chief clerk, one thousand
six hundred dollars one assistant clerk
one thousand two hundred dollars ano
Central supernlendency, three thousand
four hundred dollars.
For nav of clerk for the Northern snper
intendency, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For pay of seventy-six interpreters, a,
follows: Seven for the tribes In Oregon
namely, one for the klamath agency, anC
one each for the Grand Ronde, Sllelz
Umatilla, Warm Spring, and Malheur ant
Alsea sub agencies, at five hundred dollar
per annum each. 49,
ington Territory, to be assigned 10 sucl
agencies AS the Secretary of the Interio
NAV direct, at five hundred dollars eacl
per annum.
Perce and Fort Hall agencies, at tive hun
dred dollars per annum each.
Three for the tribes in Nevada, namely
/. Pi-Ute, Walker River, and Pyramid LAX
agencies, at five hundred dollars each.
Five for the tribes in Montana, namely
Flalbeads, Black feet, Grow, and Mill
River or Fort Peck agencies, and Fol-
Belk nap special agency. at four hundre
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely
Red Cloud, MILESTONE, Yankton. Poncf
Upper Missouri, Grand River, Cheyenn
River. Fort BerthOld, Sisseton, and Devil
Lake agencies, at four hundred dollars pc
annum each.
ID one for the tribes in Wyoming, at IN
Shoshone agency, at five hundred dollars
one for the tribes In Utah, at five hur
dred dollars per annum.
- seven for the tribes in New Mexico
N namely, two for the Navajo agency, an
n one each for the Ahiquiu, Cimmaron, Mes
y calero Apache, Southern Apache, an
Pueblo agencies, at five hundred dollal
each per annum; PrOUtded, That the Al
iauiu agency shall be abolished after ID
, cember, eighteen huhufeu anu HeNentO
y four
- Los Plnos and White River agencies,
i've hundred dollars per annum each.
Seven for the tribes IN Nehra.ka, to |
assigned to such agencies as the SecrelaI
- ofthe Interior may direct, at four hnndrt
dollars per annnm each
Two for the tribes in Kansas, name'
Pottawatomie and Kickapoo agencies,
four hundred dollais each.
Eight for the tribes in the Indian Terr
tory' to be assigned as the Secretary Of Il
Inferior may direct, at four hundred do
lars per annum zach; and six hundr'
dollars, or so much thereof as may be ne
essary, To enable the Secretary OF the Il
a. terror 10 supply temporary Interpreters II
I'D ibe semi civilized tribes.
Three for the tribes in Wisconsin, nam
lv Green Bay, Lac Court Oreilles, aud
s. Pointe agencies, at four hundred dolla
each. ,,,,. ..
- lv, Boise fofte' SnipPe""'i ""'' 80
Red Lake and Pillager agencies, at 10
~ hundred dollars each.
Two for the tribes in Michigan, namel
IP- Macknac agency, at four hundred dolla
each. .,
Colorado River, Pima aud MaTleoI
/ Moouis Pueblo, Chiracahui, San Cari'
and Camp Apache agencies, at four hu
G. dred dollars each making forty seven !
:, lerpreters, at four hundred dollars eac
aI y twenty nine interpreters, at hve hundr
rte, dollars each and six hundred dollars
ing temporary Interpreters ~ an, lh'r'y-lh'
yet thousand nine hundred dollars.
ing -. L,,i Idi,os at aoancies and rAnair a