National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-05

clothing for males over fourteen years Of age
for flannel, hose, and calico, and domestics re-
CURED for females over twelve years OF age
and for such flannel and cotton goods ae may
be needed to make suits for boys and girls, per
tenth article treaty Of April twenty ninth ,eigh-
6fty-nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For fifth Of thirty instslments, 70 purchase
such articles as may be considered proper by
the Secretary Of the Interior for persona roam
ing and for persons engaged IN agriculture, two
hundred thousand dollars.
For cay Of second blacksmith, and furnish
ing iron, steel, and other material, per eighth
article Of tresty Of April tWenty-ninth, eigh-
teen hundred and Stxty-eight, two thousand
dollars.
For this amount, to be expended IN the purl
chase Of beef, -four, bacon, and sugar, in pro-
portioRate quantities, for thirty thousand per-
sons; and for subsistence Of the Yankton Sioux
and Poneas; and for purposes of civilization,
one million one hundred thousand dollars
Provided, That the President may withhold
the said supplies from said Indians, or any band
thereof, until they shall consent to remain north
Of the Niobrara and outside Of Wyoming, II he
deems It expedient 20 to do.
For pay Of physician, i've teachers, one car
penter, one miller, one engineer, ope farmer,
and one blacksmith, per thirteenth article OF
treAtyof April tweuty-ninth, eighteen hundred
and dxty-eight, ten thousand four hundred
dollars.
For second Of three instalmentG, for the pur-
chase OF seeds spd agricultural implements, TO
be furnished to heads of families Or lodges who
shall engage in farming, as per eighth article
treaty Of April twenty -ninth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, fifteen thousand dollars.
For industrial school at the sautee Sioux
agency, three thousand dollars.
For transportation, and the necessary ex-
penseS Of delivering goods, 70 be purchased
for the different bands Of the Sioux Indians,
under treaty Of April twenty-ninth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-eight, seYonty-hye thousand
dollars.
SIOUX, sIsSEToN AND wAHPEToN AND
sANTEE SIOUX OF LAKE TRAVERSE
AND DEVILS LAKE.
For this amount, being the second Of ten
OF The sum Of eight hundred thou.
sand dollars named in certain agreement,
which agreement is hereby confirmed, made
by the commissioners appointed by the secre-
sary Of the Interior, under the provisions Of
the set Of June seventh, eighteen hundred and
with the sisSeton and Wahpeton
bands OF Sioux Indians for the REIMBURSEMENT
by said Indians Of their claim 10 or interest IN
the lands described in the second article Of the
treaty made with them February nineteenth
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be expended, under the direction of the Presi.
dent for the benefit Of said Indians, IN the
manner prescribed IN said treaty Of eighteen
hundred and GiXty-Geven, as amended by the
Senate, GaId amendment a. amended having
been ratified by the Indians, a. provided by act
Of February fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
,eVenty-three, eighty thousand dollars.
YANKToN TRIBE OF SIOUX.
For sixth Of ten instAlmsntI, (seeond serieG,)
% be paid 10 them or expended for their bene.
10, commencing with the year IN which they
hall remove 70 aud settle and reside upon
heir reservation, per fourth article treaty OF
April nineteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
sight, fourty thousand dollars.
For transportation Of goods, one thousand
NO hundred dollars.
SIOUX AT THE FORT PECK AGENCY.
For this amount, 10 be expended IN such
FOODS, provisions, and other useful articles as
he President may, from time 10 time, deter
nine, including transportation, in instructing
D agricultural and mechanical pursuits, 10
,roviding employees, educating children, pro-
uring medicines and medical attendance, care
or and support Of the aged, sick, and infirm,
or the helpless orphans Of said Indians, and
q any respect TO promote their civilization,
omfort, and improvement (including store
Ieeper, blacksmith, and carpenter, ct nine
hundred dollars each per annum, assistant
and one cook, at six hundred dol
ars each per annum; aud three laborers, at
tx hundred dollars each per annum) one hun
Ired and fifty thousand dollars; but this ap-
shall be expended for the benefit
f such portions Of said bands only and for
uch time as they maintain friendly relations
Nth the United States.
TRIBE OF SNAKE IN
.... DIANS.
For third Of ten instruments, to be expended
lndeF the direction Of the President, as per
eVenth article treaty Of August twelfth, eight
en- hundred and Sixty-hve, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
s'KLALLAMS.
For fifteenth Of twenty instruments on sixty
thousand dollars (being the last OF the fifth
cries. TO be applied to the use and benefit Of
aid Indians, under the direction Of the Presi-
emf, per ffth article treaty Of January twenty
lKth, eighteen hundred and hfty-fve, two
thousand four hundred dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments, for the
Import Of an agricultural and Industrial school,
nd for pay for suitable teachers, per eleventh
rticle treaty of January twenty-Eixth, eight
en- hundred and ffty-fYe, two thousand 1--WE
hundred dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instruments, for the
Employment Of q blacksmith, carpenter, farmer,
nd physician (who shall furnish medicine
or the sick) per eleventh article Of treaty Of
January tWenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and
fly five, four thousand SIX hundred dollars.
For support of smith and carpenter shop,
nd 70 provide the necessary tools therefor,
'er same article Of same treRty, i've hundred
ollars.
'ABEGUACHE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS.
For pay of blacksmith, as per tenth article
( treaty Of October seventh, eighteen hundred
nd siXty-three, seven hundred and twenty
ollars.
,ABEGUACHE, MUACHE, CAPoTE, WEE
MINUCHE, YAMPA, GRAND-RIVER AND
UINTAH BANDS OF UTEs.
For pay Of two carpenters, two milleFs, two
armers, and one blacksmith, as per fifteenth
rticle Of treaty of March second, eighteen
undred and sixty-eight, six thousand dol
ars.
For pay Of two teachers, Is per same article
I same treaty, one thousand eight hundred
ollA-s.
For the purchase of iron and steel, and the
ecessary tools for blacksmith shop, per ninth
rticle of same treaty, two hundred and
Wenty dollars.
For sixth Of thirty instruments, to be expend-
d under the direction Of the Secretary Of the
rticles as he may think proper and necessary,
nder eleventh article Of same treaty, twenty
we Thousand dollars.
For transportation Of such goods as may be
for said Indians, Eve thousand dol
lrs.
TMPQUAs AND eALAPOOIAs OF IMP
QUA VALLEY, OREGON.
For last Of twenty instruments of annuity for
eneicisl objects, 10 be expended as directed
y the President per third article treaty Of No
ember tWenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
fty-four, one thousand dollars.
For last Of twenty instalments for the pay Of
teacher and purchase Of books and station
", per sixth article treaty Of November TWEEN
7-ninth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, one
lousand four hundred and fifty dollars.
C.lYUsE AND UMATIL-
LA TRIBES.
For fifteenth Of twenty instruments, being the
IEt of the third series, to be expended under
he direction Of the President, per second aTti-
e treaty Of June ninth, eighteen hundred and
fty-fye, four thousand dollars.
Fo= fifteenth Of twenty instruments, for the
uTehase Of all necessary mill-hxtures and me-
lanical tools, medicines and hospital-stoFes,
OokE and stationery for schools, repairs Of
;hool building and furniture, and for en-
Ioyees, three thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instruments, for the
~ and subsistence of one superintendent of
rming operations, one farmer, two millerH,
ne blacksmith, one wagon and pillow maker,
be carpenter and Joiner, one physician, and two
acbers per fourth article treaty of June ninth,
ghteen hundred and ffty-fVe, nine thousand
1llars.
FoT -ffteeuth If twenty instsJrnents for tbe