New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01

their wants, either as hunters or herGsmep,
per seventh article treaty Of October first,
eighteen hundred and sixty.tLree, FIVE
| Thousand dollars.
Northeastern Bands For eleventh of
| twenty installments to be expended under
the direction of the President. in the pur.
| chase Of such articles as he may deem suit
| able TO Their wants, either as hunters or
herdsmen, per third article treaty of July
| thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
tive thousand dollars.
Goshtp Bdfds-For eleventh Of twenty
lnstallmeRts, to be expended under the d.
rectlon OF the President in the purchase Of
such articles, including cattle for herdirg
| or other purposes, as he shall deem suitable
to their wants and condition as hunters or
| herdsInen, per article third Of treaty Of o.
tooer twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, one thousand dollars.
sEosHoNEs AND BASSocKs.
.shostones-For aftn Of thirty INSTALL
| ments, to purchase eight hundred suits Of
! clothing for males over fourteen years of
| age, the flannel, hose, calico and Gomestics
| for eight hundred females over the age of
! twelve years, and such goods as may be
l needed to make suits tor eight hundred
| boys snd girls, under the ages named,
thirteen thousand eight hundred and seven
| ty-four dollars.
| Foe fourth Of ten instaiimentss for The
| purchase of such articles of may be con=
sidered proper by the Secretary Of the In
terror for persons engaged In agriculture,
at twenty dollars each, twenty-five rnous
| sand dollars.
For Day of physician, teacher. carpenter.
| miller, engineer, farmer and blacksmith. as
| per tenth article treaty OF July third eight.
cen hundred and sixty GIT, three thousand
dollars.
For second OF three instal.nenss. gor :!ie
purchase OF seeds and farming implements
as per eighth article treaty Of July third
eighteen hundred and sixty-e:gh:, one
| thousand dollars.
For pay of second blacksmith. ara saci:
iron, steel and other materials as nay he
| required, per eighth article same :sea:v,
one thousand dollars.
Banaocls.-For fifth @: t3i:tY INSTALL
ments, to purchase four hundred suits OF
! clothing for males over fourteen years o:
age; the flannel, hose calico and domestics
tor fourShunGred females over twelve years
of ege; and such flannel and cotton goods
| as may be needed to make suits Tor 4oug
hundred boys and girls nntes the ages
named, six thousand nine hundred $40
| thiTty-seven dollars.
For fifth of ten instAilments. for the pug.
chase Of such articles as may be considered
proper by the Secretary OF the Interior. ter
I eight hundred persons roaming Al zen ..ni.
lars each, and four hundred persons 81
gagged in agriculture. a. twenty Gc:.a.s
each. fourteen thousand.douarse
FG. pay Of physician, teacher. ear:en:e:.
miller, en- gineer, farmer and blacksmith, as
per tenth article treaty 8: July :hlrG.
eighteen hundred and sfa.,.e:sht. :h:es
| Thousand dollars
Fer first of three sIstaifme.ts. fo- :iss
purchase Of seeds and farming implements.
as per eighth article sa.ae treaty, s:rE:
hundred dollars.
Fer transportation OF goods cha: mar he
| purchased for the Shoshones ans. BanIceAs.
four thousand dollars
Fer this amount, being .he first OF :ice
inetallments of the sum of twenty-five thoas.
and dollars named in a certain agreemen:
! dated September :wenty-sixth, eighteen
| hundred and seventy-twc. which agreement
is hereby confirmed, made under tie pro.
visions of the act Of June first. eighteen
huntired and seventy-two, by +. K Brunot.
president of the Board Of Indian Comnis.
souere, with the ShOshone tribe Of Indians,
for the reline uishment by ss:d Indians
of certain lands within che limits Of the
reservation ceded to said Indians by the
treaty made with them July third, eighteen
hundred and sixty.eight, the sum 10 be
expended, under the direction Of the Presi-
dent, il the purchase Of stock cattle, tve
Thousand dollars; to be available imrneG:.
ate[y upon the passage OF this ac.~
For this amount, being the first Of I've
installments, to be paid to Waeh-a-kie.
! chief of the Shoshones, as per said agree.
meht Of September twenty-siIth. eighteen
hundred and seventy-twos Tse hundred
dollars; to be available immediately Spo:.
| the, passage OF this act.
sHGsHONEs. BANNACKs a:'n r:f.sf: EsSfs
| az INDIANS N I2s.!.o SNIs SOUTHEASTERN:
OREGON
For this amount. 20 be expended ~ Il.
recsions of the President, IN assisting the
rowing bands of Indians in Southern Idaho
to move TO and to locate on the Fort Hall
! reservation in Idaho Territory. and 30 as.
sist them in education and agricultural pur.
! suits on said reservation. zen thousand s.oss
lara
| For this amount 20 te expended b -.
reGtions of the President 81 assisting the
rowing bands Of Indians n Southeastern
Oregon to move and locate on some proper
Indian reservation in Oregon. ard 20 assist
tkem in agricultural pursuits She:ee2s seS
thousand dollars.
| SIX NATIONS Or NETS YORK.
For permanent annuity. IN clothing snd
other useful articles. per sixth article treaty
Of November seventeenth seventeen hun'
drAd and ninety-fours tous S:oUsali .ye
hundred dollars.
SIOUX OF DIFFERENT TR9Ess. :ScLs1:::'e
aASTEE SIOUX 2S sS5s s:.:E ~ Sc
BRAsKAe
| For fifth Of thirty fnsraiisnents. - yer,
| chase sclothing for males over fourteen
| yders Of age; for flannel, hose and calico
ard domestics required for females over
twelve years of age; and for such flannel
and cotton goods as may be needed to make
SUITS for boys and girls, per tenth article
treaty Of April twenty-ninth, eighteen hun
bred and sixty-eight, one hundred and fftys
nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For fifth Of thirty installments, to par.
chase such articles as may be considered
proper by the Secretary Of the Interior for
persons roaming and for persons engaged
in agriculture two hundred thousand iol
lars.
For pay Of second blacksmith, and fur
| nish;ng iron, steel and other material, pey
eighth article treaty Of April twenty-ninth
eighteen hundred and sl1ty-eights two
thousand dollars.
For this amount, to be expended IN the
purchase of beet, -four. bacon, and sugar
| in proportionate quantities, for thirty
thousand persons; and for subsistence OF
the Yankton Sioux and Poncas: and for
| purposes Of civilization, one million one
hundred thousand dollars: provided, tina.
the President may withhold the said sup
plies from said Indians, or any band thereof
!. until they shall consent to remain north OF
the Niobrara and outside of Wyoming, il
, he deems it expedient to do SO.
For pay of physician, five teachers, one
carpenter, one miller, one engineer, one
farmer, and one blacksmith, per thirteenth
article of treaty Of April twenty ninth
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight' ter
Thousand four hundred dollars.
For second of three installments. for the
purchase of seeds and agricultural impie
| Inents TO ba furnished to heads of families