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| eBNERAL INCIDENTAL nxPENsKs on THE In
| DIAN eERvIcE
<risond--For the general incidental expenses
OF the Indian service in the Territory OF Ar
roma, presents OF goods, Agricultural imple-
ments, and other useful articles, and 10 assist
them 70 locate IN permanent sbodes, and sus-
20 be By the Of eU VI s
lars Proridsd, That three Thousand dsllArs OF
the school for the Pimas and Maricopss' ana
the same amount for the support OF the school
| for the Papagoes
penses Of the Indian service in California, pay
| OF employees, presents OF goods, Agricultural
implements, and other useful articles, and 70
| sustain themselves BY the pursuits OF civilized
1 life, 10 be expended under the direction OF the
Secretary Of the Interior, seventy thousand dol
i lars.
1 Colorado Participation the general incidental
1 expenses OF the Indian service IN Colorado Ter
ritory, presents OF goods, agricultural imple-
Il ments, and other useful articles, and 90 assist
them TO locate in permanent abodes and sustain
i themselves by the pursuits Of civilized life 20
be expended under the direction OF the Secre
i tsIy OF the Interior, i've thousand dollars
Ddko:d TerrItOry.-For the general incidental
expenses Of the Indian service in Dakota Terri
tory. presents OF goods, agricultural imple-
| the m to locate in permanent abodes and sustain
l themselves BY the pursuits Of civilized life, 20
he expended under the direction OF the Secre-
l tary OF the Interior, twenty thousand dollars.
Idaho Terrif0rs--For the general Incidental
expenses Of the Indian service in Idaho Terri
| tory, 10 be expended subject 20 the approval of
the Secretary of the Interior. for the best In,er-
est OF the Indians in said Territory, 20 assist
them TO locate on reservations and sustain
themselves by the pursuits of civilized life. and
10 promote friendly relations between the Unit
cd States Government and the said Indians, ten
thousand dollars.
Montana TsrrItory.-For the general in cidentsl
expenses OF the Indian service In Montana Ter
ritory, presents OF goods, agricultural imple-
ments and other useful articles, and 20 assist
them TO locate in permanent abodes, and TO
sustain themselves by the pursuits Of civilized
life, TO be expended under the direction OF the
Secretary Of the Interior, twenty thousand dol
lars.
Neradd.-For the general incidental expenses
OF the Indian service in Nevada, presents of
goods: agricultural implements, and other use
ful articles, and TO assist them 70 locate in per-
| maDent abodes, and sustain themselves by the
pursuits OF civilized life, to be expended under
the direction OF the Secretary OF the Interior,
New kerico.-For the general incidental ex-
penses of the Indian service in New Mexico,
other useful articles and TO assist them 10 locate
l in permanent abodes, and sustain themselves by
the pursuits Of civilized life, 70 be expended
rior, forty thousand dollars.
Oregon.-For the general incidental expenses
OF the Indian service in Oregon, including trans
no special provision therefor is made by treaties
| and for paying the expenses of the removal aud
subsistence OF Indians in Oregon, (not parties 20
any treaty. and for pay for necessary employees,
| Washington TerritOry.-For the general Incl
| dental expenses Of the Indian service In Wash
i ington Territory, including transportation of
/ annuity goods and presents, (where no special
provision Is made therefor by treaties,) and for
| defraying the expenses Of removal and subsst-
| ence Of Indians, and for pay OF necessary en-
| ployees, twenty-five thousand dollars, three
| thousand dollars OF which shall be for the sup
port of schools on the Colville and Chehalis
| agencies.
Utah Territory.-For the general incidental
| expenses of the Indian service in Utah Terri
tory, presents OF goods, agricultural imple-
| them TO locate in permanent ab0des, and sus-
tain themselves by the pursuits OF civilized life,
including transportation and necessary ex-
penses of delivering provisions 10 the Indians
| within the Utah SUPPLEMENTARY, and for sub
| sisteDce and clothing for Indians located in the
Uiptah Valley reservation, to be expended
Interior. thirty thousand dollars.
/ Wyoming TerTitory.-For the general inciden-
.ai exL enses OF tne Indian service In wyoming
| plements, and other articles, and TO assist them
20 locate In permanent abodes, and sustain
themselves by the pursuits of civilized life, 20
be under the direction of the Secretary OF the
/ Interior, i've thousand dollars.
| MIsCRLLAEKoUs.
/ For insurance and transportation of annui-
| ties, and the necessary expenses OF the delivery
/ OF the annuities and provisions to the Indian
| tribes in Minnesota and Michigan, four thou
l Sand dollars.
| For this amount, or so much thereof as nav
| be necessary, TO defray the expenses OF Indi IN
| delegations who may visit Washington on bust
ness connected with their respective tribes ii We
| thousand dollars: Prorided, That no money
/ shall be paid from any other fund for expenses
Of Indian delegations visiting Washington exc pt
| from the Contingent fund OF the Depart nent.
Il Civilization and subsistence OF Indians Oh the
/ halheur reservation: For this amou ut, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, in the pur-
/ chase OF good, subsistence stores, and so forth,
| for the Indians collected on the Malheur reser-
| walton, Oregon; and in instructing them in az
| ricultural and mechanical pursuits, providing
| employees, educating children, procuring med
icines and medical attendance, care for and
| support or the aged, sick, and Infirm, for the
| helpless orphans OF said Indians or in any other
respect to promote their civilization, comfort
/ and improvement, thirty five thousand dollars;
| to be available Immediately.
| For this amount, or so much thereof as may
| be necessary, 10 carry out the work of aidiug
| and instructing the INDIANS Of the Central su
/ periBtendency in the arts Of civilization, in pro-
viding clothing, food, and lodging for the child
| rem attending school, in caring for the orphans
| the sick, and the helpless, and in assisting the
| Indians generally to locate themselves In per-
| manent homes, and sustain themselves BY the
| pursuits Of civilized life, ten thousand dollars
| SkFOr this amount or so much thereof as may
| be required, for the erection OF suitable build
School for e the otoe and Misseurs triSe OF 1s.
| dians, on the Otoe reservation, in the State o,
| Nebraska, five thousand dollars; and for the es.
thousand dollars; sad amounts to be refunded
| oct of the proceeds from the sale of lands OF
said indians provided for by the third section OF
| the act Of June tenth, eighteen hundred and
| seventy.two, entitled "An act for the relief OF
certain tribes Of Indians in the Northern super.
| iDtendency."
| For this amount, or 30 much thereof as may
| be necessary, to defray the expenses OF q gem
| eral council Of certain Indians in the Ind an
Territory, as provided by the twelfth article OF
| the treaty with the Cherokees OF July nine
| teenth, eighteen hundred and sixty six, the
tenth article Of the treaty with the Greeks OF
June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
| SIX, the seventh article OF the treaty with the
| Seminoles of March twenty first, eighteen hun
dred and sixty six, and the eighth article of the
| treaty with the Choctaws and Chickasaw OF
| April twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and
| sixty-six, seven thousand dollars.
For this amount, or 30 much thereof as may
be necessary, TO subsist and properly care for
the Kansas Indians, including agricultural as
sistance, pay of employees, and the erection OF
| a mill on their new reservation i'm the Indian
| Territory. said amount to be refunded to the
| United States from the proceeds Of the sale OF
their lands in Kansas, thirty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or go much thereof may
Il he the erecfiOn