The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20
eros vENTRES, AND NAN
CHEYENN ES, APACHES, KIO-
WAS, COMANCHES, AND WICHITAS.

WAS, COMANCHES, AND WICHITAS.
For subsistence of tbs Arapahoe CHEYENNE
Apache, Kiowa, Comanohe, and Wichita Indians
(and transportation of the same) who have been
collected upon the reservations set apart for their
use and occupation, in the indian Territory, three
hundred thousand dollars: Procided That this ap-
prop1aion shall be expended only in behalf of those
lndians who go and remain upon said reservations
and refrain from hostilities; And proUded further
That no troops shall be kept stationed on the reser.
walton on which said indians are located, but the
northern line of Texas shall be guarded, SO far as
possible so as to prevent the Indians from ROAMING
into that State the whites from intruding on the
indian reservations, except such troops as may be
necessary to preserve order
ASSINABOINES. .k.I.
FOR TINS amount, 10 be expended in such goods,
provisions and other articles as the President NAV
from time to time, determine including TRANSPORTS,
tion thereof in instructng in agricultural and me-
chancai pursuits in providing employees educating
children, procuring medicine and medical attend-
ance care Tor and support of the aged sick and in
hrm, for the helpless orphans of said Indians and
10 any other respect to promote their comfort civ
detective, nine hundred dollars; one cSok, four hun
dred and eighty dollars; and two laborers at six
hundred dollars each.) thirty thousand dollars.
BLACKFEET. BLOODS, AND PIEGANS,
For tlis amount, to be expended in such goods.
PROVISIONS and other articles as the President may
from time to time, determine, including transporta-
tion thereof in insructing in agricultural and me-
G@nanicai @ pursuits in providing employees, educat-
ing chill -ren, procuring medicine and medical at
tendance care for anu support of the aged sick and
inhrm for the helpless orphans of said Indians and
SeheA iSopcvt W pIuiuOlc unelr clvllZatl0n,
comfort and Improvement Qncludng pay Of one
plaSksmith one farmer, one arpenter, one teacher,
ana one detective, at nine hundred dollars each per
a; and one assistant teacher, at six hundred
ooiars per annumD fifty thousand dollars. -sI
CALAfooIAS, MOLALLAS. AND CLACKAMAS
OF WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
FoI ast Of hse nstaments of the fourth series of
annuity Tor beneficial objects per treaty of lama
~ twenty,nIth, eighteen hundred and sixtvava
tenth article, nve thousand five hundred dollars
ll CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOEs
For seventh of thirty instalments provided 70 ho
expended under tenth article treaty of oeto,or or
twenty eighth, eighteen hundred ami sixtvea1
twenty thousand dollars. ts2 - N'0"'
For purchase of clothing, as per same article.
fourteen thousand five hundred dollars.
For pay of physician and teacher as per tbir
teenth Article same treaty, two thousand five hun
dred dollars. ~ U,EE-U
For pay of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith, miller
and eng neer, as per same article five thousand two
hundred dollars
For TRANSFORMATION of goods for the Cheyennes and
Arapahoes, five thousand dollars.
CHICKASAWS.
For permanent annuity in goods, per first arti-
c' treaty OF February twenty ffth, seventeen hum