Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06


For last OF twenty instruments OF annuity, for
beneficial objects, to be expended az directed
by the President per third article treaty of No
y.mber twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
fifty -four, one Thousand dollars.
For last Of twenty instalments, for the pay OF
teacher and purchase Of books and stationery,
per sixth article treaty of November twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred and hfty-four, one
thousand four hundred and City dollars.
WALLA-wALLA, oAYUsh AND UMArILLA
TRIBES.
For fifteenth OF twenty instalments, being
the last of the third series, to be expended un-
der the direction OF the President, per second
article treaty Of June ninth, eighteen hundred
ard ffty-fve, four thousand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for the
purchase OF all necessary mill fixtures and me-
chanical tools, medicines and hospital-stores,
books and stationary for schools, repairs of
school building and furniture, and for employ
ees, three thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instsllmen1s, for the
pay and subsistence of one superintendent OF
FARMING operations. one farmer, two millers,
one blacksmith, one wagon and pillow maker,
one carpenter and Joiner, one physician, and
two teachers, per fourth article treaty Of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and ffty-hve, nine
For fifteenth Of twenty instruments, for the
pay of each Of the head chiefs of the walla-
Walla, Cayuse, and Cmatilla bands, the sum of
i've hundred dollars per snnum, per nth article
treaty or June ninth, eighteen hundred and
titty-hve, one thousand Ave hundred dollars.
wIcHIrAs, AND OTHER AFFILIArEp R.sps.
For this amount, 20 be expended In such
goods, provisions, and other articles Is the
President may, from time to time, determine,
including transportation thereof, in instructir
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, In
FIUN iuing employees, educating children, pro-
curing medicine and medical attendance, care
for ard support Of the aged. sick, and in6rm,
for the helpless orphans Of said Indians, and In
any other respect 70 promote their civilization.
comfort, and Improvement, Qnciudtng pay Of
pbysic an and clerk, twelve hundred dollars
each, blacksmith, carpenter, sawyer, and head
fsrmer, at nine hundred dollars each per an
fun,; and two assistant farmers, one matron,
one mason, two teachers, ut six hundred dol
lars each per anpum; one engineer, six hundred
ard sixty dollars; and one seAmstress. tWo cooks,
ard one laundrees, six hundred dollars each Der
annum) nifty th0psand dollars.
wIHHBBAGoRs.
For interest on eight hundred and eighty-six
thousand nine hundred and nine dollars and
seventeen cents, at i've per centum, per fourth
article treaty Of November FIRST, eighteen hum
dred and toirty-seven, and joint resolution Of
July seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, forty-four thousand three hundred and for
ty-fye dollars and forty-fix cents.
For error In appropriation for interest on the
above-nsmed principal for last fiscal year, i've
thousand dollar }.
For twenty-eighth Of thirty instalmsnts OF in
terest on seventy i've thousand three hundred
and eighty-seven dollars and tWenty-oisht
cents, at i've Per centum, per fourth article
treaty Of October thirteenth, eighteen hundred