National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-06

LAWS on TIE UNITED STATES

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF TIE
FORTY.THIRD CONGRESS.
[GENERAL EATuRH, no. 7S.--CoHfiHu'd.l
OREGON.
For the general incidental expenses Of the
Indian service IN Oregon, including transpor-
tation OF annuity-goods and presents (Whsre no
special provision therefor Il made BY treaties, }
and for paying the expenses Of the removal
and substance Of Indians IN Oregon, mot
parties 10 any treaty. and for pay for neces-
sary employees, forty thousand doliars.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
FOR the general incidental expenses Of the
Indian service 81 Washington Territory, Tn
'clnding transportation of ennuityRoods and
presents Where no sFeeial provision = ,s ns S
penses Of removal and subsistence Of indiana
and for pay Of necessary employees tn I,1Iy
i've thousand dollars, three thousand aollafs
of which shall Be- for the support Of schoois On
the Colyiile and Chshalis agencies a ~
..- UTAH TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses o. me
Indian service in Utah IerTiloryI PEeSenh o.
goods, Agricultural implements and other use
ful articles snd 70 assist them TO locate m
permanent hides and sustain themselves By
che pursuits OF civilized LIE. including trans
portation and necessary expenses o. delivering
proyisjous to the Indians within the Utah Bu-
pefintendency, and TOT snosiStepee ana SI9sh
reservation, TO be expended under the direc-
ton of the Secretary Of the Interior, Thirty
thousand dollars. 81 .a.-.a
WYOMING TERRITORY.
For the general Incidental expenses Of the
Indian service in Wyoming Territory, presents
of goods, agricultural implements and other
articles, and 10 assist them 70 locate in per-
msnent sbOdes, and sustain themselves by the
pursuits Of civilized life, to be expended under
the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior,
five thousand dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS. r.
For insurance and transportation Of annui-
ties, and the necessary expenses of the de-
livery of the annuitiss and provisions to the In
diaa tribes IN Minnesota and Michigan, four
thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary, to defray the expenses Of Indian
delegations who may visit Washington on bust
ness connected with their respective tribes,
five thousand dollars: PrOUidsd, That no
money shall be paid from any other fund for
expenses of Indian delegations visiting Wash
ington except from the contingent fund of the
Department.
Civilization and subsistence Of Indians on the
Malheur reservation For this amount, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, in the pur-
chase Of goods, subsistence stores, and 30
forth. for the Indians collected on the Malheur
reservation, Oregon, and IN instructfng them
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, pro-
viding employees, educating children, procur-
ing medicines and medical attendance, care for
and support of the aged, sick, and iDfrm, for
the helpless orphans Of said Indians, or in any
other respect to promote their civilization,
comfort, and improvement, thirty. i've thou
sand dollars; to be available Immediately.
For this amount, or so much thereof as nay
be necessary, 70 carry out the work Of aiding
and instructing the Indians Of the Central Su-
psrntendency IN the arts Of civilization, in pro
Tiding clothing, food, and lodging for the chill
dren attending school, in caring for the
orphans, the sick and the hslpless, and IN
assisting the Indians generally 70 locate them
selves In permanent homes, and sustain them
selves by the pursuits Of civilized life, ten thou
sand dollsrS.
For this amount, or so much thereof a. may
be required, for the erection Of suitable build
ings, TO be used for the purpose Of an indus
trial school for the OtOe and Missouria tribe Of
Indians, one the Otoe reservation, In the State
of Nebraska, Eve thousand dollars; and for
the establishment and support Of said school,
eight thousand dollars; said amounts 70 be ~
funded out Of the proceeds from the SALE Of
land Of said Italians provided for by the third
section OF the act Of juno tenth, eighteen hun
dred and seveHty-two, entitled Gan act for the
relief Of certain tribes Of Indians n the North
err superihteDdehey." #-L....- --
For this amount, or 90 much thereof az may
be necessary 70 dsfsSy the expenses Of gen
sral council Of certain indians IN the Indian
Territory, e. provided By the twelfth article Of
the treaty With the Cherokeos OF July nine
teeuth, eighteen hundred and sixty-Six, the
tsuth article OF the treaty with the Greeks Of
June fourteenth, elRhteen hundred and sixty
six, the seventh article Of the treaty With the
esmlnoles Of March twenty first, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six, End the eighth article Of the
tteGty with the ChOctEws and ChiczRsaWB OF
April tWenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
SiIty-slx, seven thousand dollars.
For this amount, or % much thereof Rs may
be necessary, te Suhslsl and properly care for
the Kansas Indians, including agricultural as
Eistauce, pay Of employees, and the erection Of
mill on their new reservation IN the Indian
Territory, said amount TO be refunded 70 the
United States from the Froessds Of the sale Of
thair lands IN Kansas, thirty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or 90 much thereof 20 may
be necessary, for tbs. erection OF necessary
agency -buildings on the new reservation OF said
IndiaEs In the Indian Territory said amount TO
be reimbursed 70 the United States from the
proceeds Of the sale Of their lGnds in Kansas,
ten thousand dollars. -..
For ans amount, or 90 much thereof as may
be necessary, 70 provide, under the direction OF
the Secretary Of the Interior, settlements,
clothing, food, agricultural implements, and
seeds, for the Aodoc Indians that have been
removed 70 and are now residing within the
Indian Territory, ten thousand dollars.
That the Secretary Of the Interior be, and is
hereby, authorized 70 pay the sum Of one hun
dred Thousand dollars nom the proceeds Of
the Gales Of land known a. the Cherokee strip
In Kansas to tbs treasurer Of the Cherokee
Nation, to be used for the payment Of out
standing claims against the nation and for the
erection Of suitable buildings for the Penisen-
tiary.
For the second of ten instruments, to be
paid, under direction Of the President, TO the
Flathead Indians removed from the Bitter Root
Valley to the Jocko reservation, in the Terri
tory Of Montana, Eve thousand dollars; Pro-
lVidsd, That the proceeds Of the sales Of land in
Bitter Root Valley, Montana Territory, re-
fsErsd to in the second section Of the act Of
the act Of Congress approved June fifth, eigh-
teen hundred and seFenty-tWo, entitled can
act 70 provide for the removal Of the Flathead
and other Indians from the Bitter Root Valley,
IN the Territory Of Montana" shall be paid
into the Treasury Of the United States; In tbs
came manner that other moneys derived from
the sale Of other public lands are now paid In:
Ind pr0Vidod further, That IN lieu OF the
amount provided to be set apart therefrom by
the act Of Congress Of June nth, eighteen
hundred and seTenty-tWo, hereinbefore re-
ferred to, there shall be annually appropriated,
out Of any money in the Treasury Of the United
States, not otherwise appropriated, the sum Of
five thousand dollars, fo- the period of ten
years, TO be expended, under the direction Of
the President, in the manner deemed for the
best good Of the Indians who have been re-
moved from Bitter Root Valley: And provided
further, That no part Of said sum shall Be paid
70 any Indian Of said tribe who shall not have
settled upon the JoCko reservation.
For wagon-road from the Northern Pacific
Railway to the agency for Chippewa ISdians Of
the Mississippi: For this amoGut, or SC mach
thereof as may be necessary, for the construc-
ton Of q Wagon-road from Red Lake agency,
Minnesota, by which supplies may be trans
ported from such point on the railroad as may
be determined by the Secretary Of the Interior,
ten thousand dollars 70 be available imme-
ldiately.
Settlement Of the Otter-TaiI Pillagers For
this amount, or 50 much thereof as may be ne
cessary, for subsisting and establishing the OF
ter-Tail Pillager band upon the White Earth
reservation, Minnesota, in accordance with the
act approved March third, eighteen hundred
and seVenty-three, BY which the right Of sad
Indlans has been secured TO one township of
land for reservation purposes, fifteen thousand
dollars 70 be available immediately.
For this amount, being the unexpsnded bal
-ance Of sums due TO the Mississippi Chippewas
and 10 the Pillager band at Leech Lake, under
treaty sipulations, 70 be expended by the Sec
retarv of the Interior for the -ivfIizakfon and