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

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For ninth of ten installments, tor keeping
in repair a grist and saw mill ard scppolL
of blacksmith shop, per eighth article tseaII
If March sixteenth, eighteen hundred anu
fftv.four and third article treaty March
sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty-aVe'
three hundred dollars.
For ninth of ton instailments. for pay o.
one engineer. one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For ninth of ten installments, tor pay o,
ono miller, per same treaties, nine hunored
For ninth of ten installments, for pay OF
ono farmer, per same treaties, nine hundred
dollars.
blacksmith, per same treaties nine hundleu
dollars.
For seventh of ten instaliments tor sup
port Of blacksmith shop, and supplying
fools for the same, three hundred dollars
70. one matror, six hundred dollars.
osAGEe.
For interest on sixty nine thousand one
hundred and twenty dollars. az i've pc.
ceutum per snnum, being value OF hfty.touc
sections of land set apart by treaty OF June
second, eighteen hundred and twenty-five
for educational purposes per Senate resoiu.
ton OF January ninth. eighteen hundred
and thirty-eight. three thousand four hun
dred and fifuy-six dollars.
For interest on three hundred thousand
dollars, at five per Cencum per annum. 10
10 paid semi annually, in money or such
articles a the Secretary Of the Interior
may direct, IS per hrsu Artlcle treaty o,
September twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred
and sixty five. fifteen thousand dollars.
For interest on seven hundred and twenty
thousand seven hundred and forty nine
dollars at five per centum per annum, to
be used for such objects ~ the Secretary OF
the Interior may direct, as per act OF july
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy
thirty six thousand and thirry-seven dollars
and {orty-fve cents; provided that the Sec
rotary Of the Interior be, and he is hereby,
authorized to expend, from the proceeds OF
the sale Of lands Of the Great and Little
Usage Indians provided to be sold by sec
ton twelve Of said act OF July fifteenth.
eighteen hundred and seventy, the sum O.
two hundred thousand dollars per annum
for two years, or 80 much thereof as NAV
be necessary, FOR the purchase of stock and
Agricultural implements. opening farms.
erection Of houses, and for the civilization
and support of the OsaSes and OF their
tribal government
OToEs AND hISsOUNAs.
For seventh of fifteen installments. being
the third series, in money or otherwise. pes
fourth article treaty Of March ficeent1s
eighteen hundred and fifty four, Zine thosa
sand dollars.
PAWyEEs.
For perpetua. annuity, at least Gle-nasg
of which Is to be in goods and such articles
~ may be deemed necessary for them. pes
second article treaty OF September twenty
fourth. eighteen hundred and tfty-seveg,
thirty thousand dollars.
For support Of two manual labor schools
per third article treaty of September twenty
fourth eighteen hundred and tfty-sevess
ten thousand dollars.
For pay of two farmers two blacksmiths
and two apprentices, one miller and appre.a-
tice. two teachers, ono shoemaker anu one
carpenter seven thousand five hundred
dollars.
For pay of physician and purchase nE
medicines, one thousand two hundred doS-
lars.
For the purchase of iron and steel ans
other necessarles for the Shops five hundred
dollars.
For the purchase of farming utensils aa,s
stock. one thousand two hundred dollars.
For repair OF grist and saw mills thges
hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost OF
delivery of annuIties for the Pawnees ons
thousand five hundred dollars.
For this amount, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, tor the employment os
one matrOn, three teachers, and two assist
ant teachers, and providing the school with
fuel, books and stationery, four thousand
seven hundred dollars.
That the Secretary OF the Interior be, ana
he hereby is, authorized to use, for purposes
OF civilization of the Pawnee Indians the
unexpended balances from funds approprl.
ated for fiscal year ending June tLirtietbo
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, ana
former years, under the provisions OF the
treaty with said tribes of September twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and ftty-seyeno
for support OF schools and mills, and fog
pay OF employees and smiths; said balances
amounting TO the sum of eight thousand
five hundred and thirty dollars and ong
cent
For the frst of fifteen instal,ments (Shira
serles) to be paid to them or expended sop
their benefit. per second article of treaty OF
March twelfth, eighteen hundred and .iftya
eight, eight Thousand dollars.
For this amount, to be expended durilg
the pleasure of the President, in furnishing
snch ald aud assistance in agricultural and
mechanical pursuits, including the working
OF the mill, as provided by second article
treaty OF March twelfth, eighteen hundred
and tifty-eight, as the Secretary of the In
terror may consider advantageous ana
necessary. five thousand dollars.
FOR this amount, or 80 much thereof az
may be necessary, to be used at the dlscre.
"AoAA VI eAO AOoAACAt, W C0EIy on Cue WORK
OF aldlng and lnstructlng the POncas in the
arts OF civilization. with a view to their sel?-
support, and for subsistence and cloth!ags
five thousand dollars.
PorrAwArTOMIEss
For permanent annuity, in silver. nss
fourth article of treaty OF August third
seventeen hundred and ninety-tve, three
hundred and tifty-eeven dollars and eighty
cents.
For permanent annuity, IN silver. peg
thlrd article treaty Of September thirtieth.
eighteen hundred and nine. one hundred
and seventy-eight dollars and ninety cents.
For permanent annuity, in silver, peg
third article treaty Of October second
eighteen hundred and eighteen eight hum
dred and ninety -four dollars and fifty cents,
For permanent annuity, in money. par
second article, treaty of September twane
tieth, eighteen hundred and twenty-eipht
seven hundred and fifteen dollars and siytv
cents.
For permanent annuity, in specie. ner
second article treaty of July twenty-ninth,
eighteen hundred and twenty-nine. and
second article treaty OF September twentieth
eIgnteen hundred and twenty eight. fvs
sn0usanu seven hundred and twenty.four
dollars and seventy.seven cents.
For educational purposes, five thousand
dollars A'o 'no0'au"
FOR permanent provision for payment o.
money, In lieu of tobacco, iron and stee,.
per second article treaty of Septem Der
tWenueth, eighteen hundred and twenty
eignt, and tenth article treaties of June
n1tA and seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
1orty-slx, one hundred and seven dollars
and thirty-four cents.
For permanent provisions for three black