National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-31

| iona, namely, for those IN Arizona, three nun
dred and seventy-fve thousand dollars; and
for those in New Mexico, one huudred anc
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars, five hundred
thousand dollars: Provided, That this appro-
priation shall be expended only in behalf Of
those Indians who go and remain upon said
reservations and refrain from hostilities.
ARAPAHoEs, CHEYENNEs, APACHEs,
KIOWAS, CoMANCHEs, AND WI.
CHITAS.
For subsistence Of the Arapahoe, CHEYENNE,
Apache, KioWs, Comanche, and Wichita
Indians, (and transportation of the same. !
who have been collected upon the reservations
set apart for their use and occupation, in the
Indian Territory, three hundred thousand dol
iars; Fro01ded, That this appropriation shall
be expended only on behalf Of those Indians
who go end remain upon said reservations and
refrain from hostilities: And proUided further,
mat no troops shall be kept stationed on the
reservation on which said Indians are located,
but the northern line of Texas shall be guarded,
so far as possible so as TO prevent the Indians
from roaming into that State or the whites
from intruding on the Indian reservations, ex-
cept such troops as may be necessary to pre-
serve order.
ASSINABOINEs.
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods provisions, and other articles as the
PRESIDENT may, from time to time, determine,
including transportation thereof, in instructing
In agricultural and mechanical pursuits, in pro-
viding employees, educating children, procur-
ing medicine and medical attendance, care for
and support Of the aged, sick, and infrm, for the
helpless orphans Of said Indians, and In any
other respect to promote their comfort, civil
cation, and improvement, Cincluding pay Of one
detective, nine hundred dollars; one cook, four
hundred and eighty dollars; and two laborers,
at six hundred dollars EACH thirty thousand
dollars.
BLACKFEET, BLOODs, AND PIEGANS.
For this amount, to be expended In such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may, from time to time, determine,
including transportation thereof, in instructing
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, in pro-
viding employees, educating children, procur-
ing medicine and medical attendance, care for
and support of the aged, sick, and infrm, for
the helpless orphans of said Indians, and in
every other respect to promote their civiliZa-
ton, comfort, and improvement, (including
pay of one blacksmith, one farmer, one carpen-
ter, one teacher, and one detective, at nine
hundred dollars each per annum; and one as
sistant teacher, at six hundred dollars per an
num- fifty thousand dollars.
CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLAs, AND CLACK-
AMAS OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
For last Of five instalments of the fourth Sc
ries of annuity for beneficial objects, per treaty
of January twenty-ffth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-ive, tenth article, five thousand five hun
oreu uo.LArs. -
CHEYENNEs AND ARAPAHOEs.
For seventh of thirty instalments provided
to be expended under tenth article treaty of
October twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
siXty-seven, twenty thousand dollars.
For purchase of clOthiDO as DPr Eame arti.
Gle, fourteen thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For pay Of physician and teacher, as per thir-
teenth article same treaty, TWO thousand i've
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-
sunss and Arapahoes, five thousand dollars.
CHICKAsAWS. az
For permanent annuity in goods, per first
article treaty Of February twenty-fifth, seven
teen hundred and ninety -nlne, and tenth arti-
,le frosty of April twenty-eighth, eighteen
hundred aud sixtE-six, three thousand dollars
BOISE FORTE BAND OF CHIPPEwAs.
For ninth of twenty instruments, for the
support Of one blacksmith and assistant, and
Tor tools, iron, and steel, and other articles
for the blacksmith shop, as per third
article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hun
1red and siZty-siX, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For ninth Of twenty instruments, for tie
support of one school teacher, and for the
books and stationery, as per third
article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen hun
lred and sixty-siE, eight hundred dollars.
{ For ninth Of twenty instalments, for the H.
II seeds, tools and 90 forth, per third article
reaty Of April seventh, eighteen hundred and
iGty-six, eight hundred dollars.
For ninth OF twenty instruments OF annuity,
u money, to be paid per capita, as per third
IrtiCle treaty of April seventh, eighteen hun
lred and sixty-siX, three thousand Eve hundred
dollars.
For ninth of twenty instruments of annuity,
n provisions, ammunition, and tobacco, as per |
bird article treaty Of April seventh, eighteen |
hundred and stXty-siX, one thousand dollars.
For ninth of twenty instruments Of annuity, |
D goods and other articles, as per third article |
realty Of April seventh, eighteen hundred and |
iIty-six, six thousand five hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of de-
very Of annuity goods and provisions, per
iXth article treaty Of April Seventh, eighteen |
undred and sixty stX, one thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.s
For the last of twenty instruments, in coin,
er fourth article treaty of September thirtieth,
tghteen hundred aud ffty-foUr, five thousand
Ollars.
For last OF twenty instaIments, in goods,
ouseEold furniture, ard cooking utensils, per
ourth article treaty Of September thirtieth,
ighteen hundred and flty-fOur, eight thou
and dollars.
For last Of twenty inStalments, for agricul-
1ral implements and cattle, carpenters and
Their tools, and building materials, per fourth
rticle treaty Of September thIrtieth, eighteen
undred and flity-four, three Thousand dollars.
For last Of twenty instruments, for moral
I'D educational purposes, three hundred dol
lrs OF which are to be paid to the Grand Port
&c band yearly to enable them to maintain a
,hOol at their village, per fourth article treaty
I September thirtieth, eighteen hundred ard
ty-four, three thousand dollars.
For last OF twenty instruments, for six
niths and assistants, per second and fifth
rticles treaty Of September thirtieth, eighteen
undred and nifty four, five thousand and forty
ollars.
For last of twenty instruments, for the SUD-
ort Of six smiths shops, per second and fifth
undred and ifty-four, one thousand three
INJURED and twenty dollars.
For eighteenth Of twenty instruments, for the
'Venth smith and assistant, and support of
tops, per second and fifth articles treaty of
ePtemoer thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
ity-iour, one thousand and sixty dollars,
For support of smith and shop, during the
easurs of the President, as per seventh and
Teltth articles treaty of April seventh, eigh-
en- hundred and Sixty-six, six hundred dol
rs.
For the support Of two farmers, during the
easure Of the President, as per twelfth arti-
e treaty Of September thirtieth, eighteen hun
ed and ffty-fOur, and seventh article Of treaty
April seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
I, twelve hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of de-
cry Of annuity and provisions for ChippewGs
Lake Superior, two thousand dollars.
CHIPPEWAS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
For eight Of ten instruments of the second
ries, in money, per fourth article treaty of
.tober fourth, eighteen hundred and forty ,
o, and eighth article treaty Of September
irtieth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four. and
ird article treaty Of May seventh, eighteen I
inbred and sixty-four, four thousand one
ndred and Sixty-six dollars and sixty-seven ,
nts.
For eighth often instalments of the second 7
les, for the pay Of two carpenters, per fourth
.iele treaty Of October fourth, eighteen hun
ed and forty-two, and eighth article treaty of 4
ptember thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
,y-four, and third article treaty of MAY sew
tn, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, four J
ndred dollars
For eighth of ton ! ,