The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-20

! provisions to said Indians. per fifth article
| treaty July sixteenth, eighteen hundree
and tifty-ffve; one thousand tve hundred
N'o''''t GRos vENTREs.
For this amount. to be expended in such
| gooes. provisions, and other articles as the
President may, from time 10 time; dnaeF-
in instructing in agricultural ana mechan-
icaI pursuits. in providing employees, ed
ucafing children. procuring medicine and
medical attendance, care for and support
OF the aged, sick. and tnfirn. for the help
less orphans of said lndsans, ana IN any
other respect to promote their civilization
and comfort. Improvement, thirty-fivc
thousand dollars.
For interest. in lieu of investment, on
fffty-scyen thousand five hundred dollars,
balance of one hundred and ffty-seven
thousand five hundred dollrrS, to july
first, eighteen hundred and seVenty-four,
at five per centum per annum, for educa-
fion or other beneficial purposes. under
article oftreaty of May seventeenth, eight
cen hundred and Iifty-fOur: two thousand
eight hundred and seveetr-five dollars.
KANSAS.
For interest in lieu of investment on
two hundred thousand dollars, at five per
centum per annum, per second article
treaty of January fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, ten Thousand dol
lars.
KICKAPOos.
For interest on nincty-ffve thousand
ntlc HlLnutci uHu kOIIy-i1fe (lOllarS anu
nincty-fivc cents. at five per ccntum per
annum: for educational and other benef-
cial purposes, per treaty of May eight
ecY1th. eighteen hundred and fifty-fOur,
four thousand seven hundred and ninety
seven dollars and wenty-nine cents.
For set tlen1ent, support. and civilization
lately removed from Mexico, and such al
may be removed hereafter, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to complete the remov-
al of the remaining kickapoo and other
American Indian tribes rowing on the
borders of Texas and Mexico, TO reserva-
tioRs within the Indian Territory, not to
exceed Sixt y94ive thousand dollars: and
this sum to be made available for SAID pur-
pose from and after the passage ofthfs act
I.orstsceI, That no liability shall be incurr-
ed or said removal for any sum in excess
of the amount herein appropriate: Pro
esieted further, That the expense of remov-
ing said Indians shall not exceed ninety
dollars for each Indian removed to the
reservation, and no liabilities shall be in
Cured or payments made for a greater
amount; but This provision shall not be so
construed as to prevent the payment of
the salary of the commissioners appointed
to remove them, and their legitimate and
proper travelling and personal expenses;
and not Exceeding five thousand dollars
may he used for the compensation of in
terpreters, guides, and couricrS, and such
other expenditures as may be deemed
actually necessary. to contribute to sue
e1ss IN affecting said removal.
KLAMATH AND MODOC INDIANS.
plieI under direction of the President, as
per second article treaty of October four
teeai3 Il, eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
i've thousand dollars.
For eighth of twenty insfallnents, for
keeping in repair one saw mill; one flour
ing mill, buildings for The blacksmith.
carpenter, and wagon and plow-,nal<er,
the manual labor school, and hospital, as
per fourth article treaty OF October four
tccnth, eighteen hundred and siXty-four,
one thousand dollars.
For ninth of twenty instaImcnts, for the
purchase of tools and material for saw and
-four mills. carpenter, blacksmith, wagon
and plow maker shops, and books and sta
tionery for he manual labor school, as per
tourt ii article treaty of October fourteenth,
eighteen hundred and siXty-fOur, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
For ninth of fifteen instruments, for pay
and subsistence of one superintendent of
farming, one farmer, one blacksmith, one
sawyer. one carpenter. and one wagon and
Ot.t oI5er fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
S:Sty-fotfr. six thousand dollars
For nlnf II OF twenty instruments. to pay
salary and subsistence of one physician,
one miller, and two school teachers, as per
iitt h article treaty OF october fourteenth,
thousand six hundred dollars.
MAkAH TRIBE.
For fifth of ten instancnts of thirty
thousand dollars, being the fifth series,l
under direction of the President. as per
fifth ART iele treaty of january thirty-first,
eighteen hundred and lift y--1ive, one thou
sand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for
support of q smith ana carpenter shop
a,lr' to provide the necessary tools there
Tor. per eleventh article treaty of Jan lIai'y
thirty-ffrSt. eighteen hundred and fifty
five, five hundred dollars.
For gftoenth of twenty instalments, for
the support of an agricult uITtl and indus
trial school, and pay of teachers, per eev-
enth icle of same treaty, two thousand
i've hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty inStalments, for
the employment of a blacksmith. carpen-
Ter. farmer, and physician, who shall fur
Al
six hundred dollars.
MENOMONEES.
For he ninth of fifteen instalments for
annuity upon Two hundred and forty-two
thousand six hundred and eighty-siX dol
lars Tor cession of lands, per fourih article
treaty OF May twelfth, eighteen hundred
ami fitty-four. and Senate amendment
thereto, sixteen thousand one hundred
and scvcnty-ninc dollars and six cents.
MIliNIIES OF KANSAS.
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assistant and iron and steel tor shop,
rer fifth article treaty of October sixth,
eighteen hundred aud eighteen, and
fout Ii article treaty of june fifth, eight
cen hundred and fifty-four, nine hundred
AM! forty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller, in
lieu Of sunslnish, per iiflh article treaty OF
October sixth, eighteen hundred and
eighteen, NTH article treaty of october
twenty-third, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-tiour, and fourth article treaty OF June
fifth, eighteen hundred and 1ifty-four, six
hundred dollars.
NEoi IIitcTSSJ on illIy Thousand uOlElTS, i'll
fiv5p centlin, for educational purposes,
per third article treaty of june fifih eight
cen hundred and fifty-four, two thousand
live hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instruments up
on one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
per third article treaty of June fiftV,
thousand five hundred dollars.
MIAMIEs-EEL RIVER,
For permanent annuity, in goods or
otherwise, per fourth article treaty of
81 Tod fffarn 1NrY ad nAa
ninety-five five hundred dollars.
Fer permanent annuity, in goods or
Otherwise, per articles treaty OF AuSust s
two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity, in goods or
otherwise, per third and separate articles
treaty of September thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and nine, three hundred and
fifty dollars.
NAMES OF INDIANA.
For Interest on two hundred and twen-
ty<one thousand two hundred and fifty
seven dollars and eigh-y-siX CENTS, unln-
Vested at fxe per p; Gonfn Itic,e per freatV of
June fifth, eighteen hundred and h1ty-
four, esevcn thousand and siSty-two doi-
lars and eighty-ninc cents.
MOLELS.
For nav of teachers and manual labor
schools, for all necessary materials there
for. and for the subsistence of the pupils,
ftyenfy-first, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, three thousand dollars.
MIXED sTosHoNEs, BANNACKs, AND
sHEEP-EATERS.
For this amount, to be expended under
the direction of the President, in assist
ing these Indians to move to locate on the
Fort Hall reservation, in idaho Territory,
and to aid them in educational and agri-
cultural pursuits said reservation,
| twenty thousand dollars.
NAVAJOES.
For sixth of ten insialments, of such
nf "a IinrY
thereof, for nine thousand one hundred
| and forty-one Navajo Indians, not exceed.
ing five dollars per Indian, as per eighth
| article treaty of June first, eighteen hun
/ dred and siXty-eight, forty-fiVe Thousand
| seven hundred and five dollars.
For fifth of ten instalments, to be used
| by the Commissioners of Indian AffnirS LII