The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20


eighteen hundred and twenty-six, and fifth article
treaty of August seventh, eighteen hundred and
ffty-six, two hundred and seventy ollars.
For permanenl annuity, for the pay of wheel
wright, per eighth article treaty of January twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and twenty-six, and
fifth article treaty of August seventh, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-six six hundred dollars
For five per centum interest on two hundred thou
sand dollars for purposes of education per sixth
ticle treaty of August seventh, eighteen hundred
and ffty-six. ten thousand dollars.
For interest six hundred and seventy five thou
sand hundred and sxtyeight dollars at the rate
of five per centum per annum, to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary of the INTERIOR under
provisions of third article treaty Of June fourteenth
eighteen hundred and sixtysix, thirty thou
sand seven hundred and ffty-eight dollars and forty
cents. IE0r ll.-rF aFer "f
For sixth of thirty instalments, to supply male
persons six hundred in number. fourteen years
of age, with a suit of good substantial wooden cloth
ing, consisting of coat, hat, pantalOons, flannel
shirt, and wo0len socks, as per ninth article treaty
of May seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty eight
eight thousand four hundred dollars. Cr 80
For sixth of thirty instalments, to supply each
female, seven hundred in numter, over twelve years
of age with flannel shirt, or the goods necessary to
make the same, pair of woolen hose, twelve yards
of calico, and twelve yards cotton domestic per
same article, eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For sixth of thirty iI1stalments, to supply three
hHndred and fifty boys and three hundred and fifty
girls under the ages named, such flannel and cotton
goods as may be needed to make each suit afore-
per. same article, five thousand nine hundred and
twenty-three dollars. lsEE NEE8sl EE Y
Secretary of the Interior in the purchase of such
icles as, from time time their condition and
dollars for each Indian roaming per article,
a sum not exceeding ten thousand dollars.
For pay of physician, per tenth article same
treaty, one thousand four hundred dollars. -.. .r
For fifth Of twenty instalments for pay of teach
er and furnishing necessary books and stationery,
under seventh article same treaty. two thousand dol
lars. t.-. -.,l. ! tsf r.,... ......l
For pay of second blacksmith and iron and steel.
as per eighth article of same treaty, two thousand
For fifth of ten nstalments be used by the Sec
retary of the Interior in the purchase OF such art
cles from time to time, the condition and necessi-
ties Of the Indians may indicate to be proper, the
sum of twenty dollars for each Inoian engaged in
agriculture per ninth article of the same treaty.
sum not exceeding twenty thousand dollars. ~
For this amount or SO much thereof as may be
necessary, to furnish flour and meat, one hundred
| For pay of carpenter miller, engineer. farmer,
and blacksmith as per tenth article treaty OF May
seventh eighteen hundred and six y-eight, four thou
sand five hundred dollars. EA4
For last of three insalments, for the purchase of
dollars. IT -
For transportation of goods, five thousand dollars.
DELAWARES. 'o-
For interest on thirty thousand and ninety
five dollars and twenty five cents, at five per centum
being the value, in part, of thirty six sections of
land set apart by treaty of eighteen hundred and
twenty-nine for education, per Senate resolution of
June thirteenth, eighteen hundred and thirty-nine
and fifth article treaty Of May sixth eighteen hun
fifty-four dollars and seventy-six cents.
D'WAMISH AND OTHER ALLIED TRIBES IN
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Fer fifteenth of twenty instalments hundred
the President, per sixth article treaty eJ Of January
twenty-second, eighteen hundred and ifty-fye, six
thousand dollars. "
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for the es-
tablishment and support of an agricultural and in
dustrial school, and to provide said school with
Gle treaty twenty piphfapn
and ffty-fve, three thousand dollars
For fifteenth of twenty instalments. for the sup
port of smith and carpenter shop, and furnishing
it with necessary tools, five hundred dollars
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for tie en-
physician, who shall furnish medicines tor the Sick
per fourteenth article treaty of January twenty
second, eighteen hundred and tiity-ive, four thou
sand two hundred dollars g- q =
FLATHEADS AND OTHER CoNFEDERATED
fer.l . s TRIBES. ill.,. -.. rt
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for the sup
ing in repair the buildings, and providing suitable
furniture books and stationery per fifth article treaty
Of July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve,
three hundred dollars. - q. y
For fifteenth of every twenty instalments for pro-
viding suitable instructors therefor, per fifth article
five, one thousand eight hundred dollars. q, =
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
and shops an pr1gSpe
necessary tools therefor, per fifth article treaty of
July sixteenth eighteen hundred and ffty-ive five
hundred dollars. - g.
For fifteenth of twenty 1nstalments, for the en-
ployment Of two farmers. two millers, one black
one wagon and plow maker, pei fifth article treaty
OF July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-fve
seven thousand four hundred dollars. s'-
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair saw and Touring mills, and for furI shing
the necessary tools and fixtures therefor, per fifth
article treaty of July sixteenth, Eighteen hundred
and ifty-five, five hundred dollars. ~ p
For fifteenth OF twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair the hospital and providing the necessary
medicines and furniture therefor fifth
treaty of July sixteenth. eighteen hundred and
| ffty-fve, three hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for pay of
physician per fifth article treaty of July sixteenth
eighteen hundred and fifty-fve one thousand four
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments for keeping in
repair the buildings required for the various en-
goyees, and a. furnishing the necessary furniture
eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, three hundred dol
For fifteenth Of twenty instaments, for the pay of
each of the head chiefs of the Flathead Kootenay,
and Upper Pend D'Oreille tribes, per fifth article
| treaty Of July sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
| ffty-fiye, one thousand five hundred dollars
For first of five nstalments fourth series,) for ben
ecal objects to be expended under the direction Of
sixteenth, eighteen hundrei and ffty-five, three
thousand dollars.
ions to said Indians per fifth article treaty of July
sixteenth, eighteen hundred and ffty-ive thou
sand five hundred dollars.
GROS VENTRES.
provisions and other articles the President may
from time to time, determine including transporta-
chanical pursuits, in providing employees, educat-
ing children, procuring medicine and medical attend
ance care for and support of the aged SICK and in
rm for the helpless orphans of saids Indians, and
in any other respect to promote their civilization
comfort and improvement, thirty-ive thousand dol
lars.
IOwAs.
For interest in lieu of investment on fifty-seven
thousand five hundred dollars, balance of one hun
dred and fftyseven thousand five hundred dollars,
to July first, eighteen hundred and seventy-four,
at five per cenum per annum, for education or other
beneficial purposes under the direction of the Pres
dent per ninth article Of treaty of May seventeenth
eighteen hundred and yfour two thousand eight
hundred and seventy five dollars. E
kEL KANSAS. Pr "
For interest in lieu of investment on two hundred
thousand dollars at five per centum per annum, per
second article treaty of January fourteenth eight
cen hundred and fortysix, ten thousand dollars. .
& KICKAPOOS. N@SA @
For interest ninety five thousand nine hundred
and forty-ive dollars and ninety-fve cents, at five
per cenum per annum, for educational and other
beneficial purposes, per treaty OF May eighteenth,
hundred and ninety.seven dollars and twenty -rine
cents,
For settlement support, and civilization of Kick
apOo Indians in Indian Territory, lately removed
from Mexico, and such may be removed hereafter,
twenty-five thousand dollars. r- !
For this amount, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary TO complete the removal of the remaining
Kickapoo and other American Indian tribes rowing
on tine D0rCerS OF 1exaS ana Mexico to reservations
within the Indian Territory not to exceed sxty-fve
thousand dollars; and this sum to be made available
for said purpose from and after the passage of this
act: Pr0uided, That no liability shall be incurred for
said removal Tor any sum in excess of the amount
herein Appropriated Prorided further, That the
expense Of removing said Indians shall not exceed
ninety dollars for each Indian removed to the reser
walton, and liabilities shall be incurred or paw
ments made for greater amount; but this provision
shall not be construed to prevent the payment
of the salary of the commissioners APPOINTED to re-
move them, and their legitimate and proper travel
ing and personal expenses; and not exceeding five
thousand dollars may be used for compensation of
Interpreters guides and couriers and such other ex
pendiSures as may be deemed actually necessary to
contribute to success, in efecting said removal.
KLAMATH AND NODOC INDIANS.
For fourth of five instalments, to be applied under
direction of the President, as per second articIe
treaty of October fourteenth eighteen hundred and
sixty-four five thousand dollars so $50
For eighth of twenty instalments. for keeping in
repair one saw-mill, Touring mill, buildings for
the blacksmith, carpenter, and wagon and plow-
maker, the manua~labor school, and hospital as per
fourth article treaty of October fourteenth eighteen
hundred and sixty-tour, one thousand dollars.
For ninth of twenty instalments. for the purchase
ct tools and materials for and flour mills, car
penter, blacksmith, wagon and plow maker Shops
and books and stationery for the manual-labor
school, per fourth article treaty of October four
teenth eighteen hundred and siXty-four one tbon-