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

For transportation and necessary cost of
delivery OF annuitlcs for the tie Pawnees,
one Thousand five hundred dollars.
For this amount, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, for tile employment of
one matron, three teachers. and two as
sisfnnf fs teachers; hers, and proving the school
thousand seven hundred dollars.
That the Secretary OF she Interior, be.
purpose OF civilization Of thd Pawpee
Indians, the :lnexpended baidnces from
June thfrtiefh, eighteen hundred and sew
enty.three, and former years, under tho
provisions OF the treaty with said tribes of
September twenty-fourtb. eighteen hun
dred and f1fty-seyen, for support OF
schools and mills, and for pay OF employ
ees and smiths; said balances amounting
to the sum ofeight thousand 1--WE hundred
ana thirty dollars and one cent.
PONCAS.
For the first of fifteen ipstalments third
their benefit, per second article of treaty
oi March twelfth, eighteen hundred and
nIIy-eight, eight thousand dollars.
FOR this amount, to be expended during
me plqasure of the President, in furnish
ing such aid rnd assistance in agricultural
working of the min. rs provided by see
ond article treaty of March twelfth, eight
e zen hundred and fifty-eight, as the Secrc-
tary of the Interior may consider advan-
ia;S iistSeohs ana necessary, five thousand dol
For this amount, or SO much thereof as
n,.ass, nals ne necessary, to be used at the dis
,c,i hon y, oi me PRESIDENT, to carry on the
MoTK 1I o. aiding and instructing tho Poncas
~ the arts of civilization, with a view to
Inelr self-support, and for subsistence and
cloinAng, nVe thousand dollars
POTTAWATOAiIEs.
For permanent annuity in silver ,or
fourth article treoty of August third sew
| entcen hundred and ninety-fve, three
nmhdrea n;a11'tI q, ana hfty-sevcn dollars and
For permanent annuity, in silver, per
| third article treaty of September thirtietI
| G1Thfeon hundred mir t,.,. y a
| cents.
| third article treaty October second eight
cen hundred and eighteen, eight hundred
and ninety-four dollass and fifty cents.
For permanent annuity, in money. Der
second article treaty of September twen-
| tieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight
seven hundred and fifteen dollars and
sixty cents.
For permanent annuity, in specie, per
second article treaty of July t,yent y-nihth
| eightee hundred and twent y-iif inc. and
| second article treaty of Sep9em Der twen-
ticth. eighteen hundred and tzre, y-e.2ht
| five thousand seven hundred al twenty
four dollars and seyenty-severl c1ns5.
For educational purposes, 1iye Thousand
| dollars.
For permanent provision for Payment
of money. in lieu of tobacco, iron, stee},
per second article treaty of september
| eight, and tenth article treaties of june
fiji and seventeenth, eighteen bundled
and fOrty-SiX, one hundred and seven dol
lars and thirty-four cents.
For permanent provisions for three
blaGksmitns ana assistants, and for IRON
of October sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and fwenty-six, second article treaty OF
| and twenty-eight, and second article
treaty of July twenty-ninth, eighteen
| huedrCd and fwenty-nine, one thousand
and eight dollars and ninety-nine cents
For permanent provision for fifty bar
rels rel; OF salt, Per second article treaty Of
twcnty-nine. one hundred and fifty-SiE
dollars and fifty-four CENTS.
For interest on one hundred and sixty
eight housand one hundred and twenty
three dollars and eighty-fivc cents, at fiv9
| fifth and seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and forty-six, eleven Thousand five huns
dred and three dollars and twcnty-one
cents.
PoTTAwAToMIEs OF HURON.
For permanent annuity i'm money OF
otherwise, per second article treaty of
November seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and seven, four hundred dollars.
QUAPAWS.
For the education, during the pleasure
oftnc President, per third article treaty of
thirty three, one Thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistants, and tools
and iron, steel for blacksmith shop, per
same article of same treaty, one thousand
and sixty dollars.
For one farmer during the pleasure of
the President, par same treaty, six hum
dred dollars.
QUI-NAI-ELT AND QUn-LEH-UTE IN
DIANS.
For last of five instalments on twenty
series,l for beneficial objects, under the di-
rection of he President. per fourth article
fif1y-fiSe, one thousand dollars
For fifteenth twenty instalmerts, for
the support of an agricultural and indus
trial school, and for pay of suitable In
structors, per tenth article treaty of July
first, eighteen hundred and flfty-fivc, two
thousand five hundred dollars
Fer fifteenth of twenty instalments, for
support of smith and carpenter shop, and
Der tent, article treaty OF july 1irst, eight,
cen hundred and fifty-hve, i've hundred
dollars.
the employment of a blacksmith, carpen-
| ter, and farmer, and q physician, who
shall furnish medicine for the sick, per
| tenth article treaty of July first, eighteen
/ hundred and fifty-fve, four thousand one
hundred dollars.
RIyER-CROWS.
For this amount, 10 be expended for
| such goods, provisions, and other articles
as the President, from time TO time, may
Determine, including Transportation
| thereof, instrucfing in agricultural and
| mechanical pursuits, in providing en-
ployecs, educating children, procuring
and support of the aged, sick, and infir7n,
| for the helpless orphans OF said Indians,
eVilzadion. erd IN I comfert and ipnproyement
thirty thousand dollars.
ROGUERIVERs.
| For last eff five instalments, id blankets,
clothing, farming utensils, and stock, per
fourth article treaty of September tenth,
| eighteen hundred and dfty-three, three
thousand dollars.
/ SACs AND FOXES OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
third ar1e tra% IN %oSsN Se
| vember third, eifihteen hundred and four,
| one thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thousand
dollars, at five per centum, per second
ortiele treaty of October twenty-Arst,
eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, ten
For interest on eight hundred Thousand
dollars, at five per centuIn, per second
cen hundred and forty-two, forty thou
sand dollars, of which sum one thousand
fer the s who Pc pd psa i9T
nish the necessary medicines; PToCidtd
That so much of the appropriation herein
sissippi as shall be deemed necessary by
the Secretary of the interior. not exceed
ing MY per ceaiom f1 tnersoi, @ may De Us nsed @
ucation and civilization; PrOpiCfed, ftIgthe1
That the Indians shall consent thereto.
sACs AND FOXES OF MISSOURI.
For interest on hundred and flfsy-seyer
Thousand four hundred dollars. ar fiye PEI
dent, per second article treaty OF octobel
twenty-flrst, eighteen hundred ana thirty
seven, seven Thousand eight hundrea ano
3 For this amount, to be expended IN =, las :
: erection of n suitable school mouse, al" ",
: dwelling house for the school teacher, t,a ios
the benefit of the Sacs nnn MIN ne nrovis.
) ions of file nth article OF the treaty NJ. %n.n
said tribes OF March sixth, ,send e,gn lee,d p doi
: dred and sixty-one, one tnos" ~,
lars. - satf7 scF,oo1 for 4 he
!. eIro9 ear ending June thirtietr, e1ghfeer,
nscsil NJ ye1is cnd seyenty-dve as per siLid
article Of tie treaty to n npnagea fe Go,fa
I,fottssr..i t,seri,, made for the Sacs and Foxes
Of The as shall be se desmsd 1nfeor So,
ss ,.sed. Under his direction, for the pur-
! ,,ose Ne Of education and civilization Fr5- rD
. ~, 5,,rsbey. That tho Indians shall con-