Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-16

10 pay Benn Putnam balance due him for transcrl-
blng photographic notes of the testimony aud pro-
ceedngs Of the court Of inquiry into the operations
OF tne Army under the command of Major General
ID. G. Buell., In Kentucky and Tennessee, during the
winter and spring OF eighteen hundred and sixty
TWO anu eighteen hundred and sixty three, nine
INJURED anu ninety dollars and fifty cents
For compensation of two commissioners appoint
cd from civil life on the military prison board under
Establishment Of a military prison, and for its gov
ernnent' appro-ed March third, eighteen hunpred
aud seventy three, while actually on duty, fbur hun
dred an sixty dollars for travelling expenses of
SAID commissioners and nf the Secretary of War
under said act, one thousand live hundred dollars /;
fTophied, That the duties OF said commissioners
snail cease after the expiration OF the current sco
year
INTERIOR DETACHMENT
INDIAN OFFICE
For this amount, or $50 much thereof as may he
necessary, Tor fthe subsistence and civilization OF
the Arlckarees, GI0s ventres, and Mrndans, TO be
expended in goods and provisions and other articles
as me President may determine. for agricultural
ana heenancai pursuits, and for the pay OF employ
eeH, up TO June thirtieh eighteen hundred and sew
enty Jour- twenty Ave thousand dollars
For this amOnnr, or so much thereof AS necessary
TO suhsist the Navajo Indians, in accordance with
The estimate OF l.. H. Dudley superintendent of In
dlan aiiars, up 10 June thrtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy four, twenty i've thousand dollars
For THIS amount, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary, TO pay for the services and expenses Of
I'VE Indian Inspectors, being the difference between
tne sum required, thirty thousand dollars, and the
amount appropriated February fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and seventy three twelve Thousand four
n'ullreu id0lars, seventeen th0nsrnd six hundred
dollars
For the Hrs: ten instruments, to he paid under di-
re iton OF The President, to the Fafhead Indians re-
moved from the Bitter Root Valley to the JOckO res
ervation, In the Territory OF Mantana in accord
aibe with the second section of the act entitled An
NY to provide Tor the removal Of tho Flatheah and
other Indians from the Bitter Root Valley in tile
Territory Of Montana approved June fifth, eight
cen hundred and seventy two, live thousand dol ars
Provided, That said sum shall he paid only TO those
Ia mn fla
JOckO reservation
For this amount, or SO much thereof as may he
necessary, Tor the removal anl subsistence M to
july first, eighteen hundred and seventy four, of
the Kirkapoo Indians who have been removed from
the horlers oil Mexico ann Texas to the Indian Ter
rt0ry, SAID amount 10 be expended under the tllrec-
ton .ol the Secretary of the Interior, twenty five
thousand dollars
For army pensions and expenses thereof under
the various ccts of Congress, three thousand dollars
And there Is hereby appropriated u sum sufficient TO
maze the compensation of the clerk OF the House
Committee on Invalid Pensions equal TO two thous-
and ode hundred and sixty dollars per annnm for
the Forty-ihrd Congress, and no longer
Foo this amoun', I be expended, under the direc-
Il OF thu Secretary of the Interior, in subssting
the Sioux Indians at the Red Cloud and MILESTONE
agencies up 70 the irst OF july next, two hundred
thousand dollars
For this amount or so much thereof as may he
necessary, to meet the deficiency In the approprin-
alton for the fiscal year ending June thlrtiet eight
cen hundred and seventy four, to sibsis and prop
erly for the Apache and other Indians in Arf-
IONA and New Mexico, who have been or may he
collected on reservations In Few Mexico and Arizo-
ma Provided, That this appropriation shall he eX-
peeded only in behalf OF those Indians who go on
and remain upon sa reservations and refsain from
hostltes, three hundred and fiiiy thousand dollar
For this amount, or so much thereof as may lie
necessary, to provide, under the direction OF the
Secretary OF the INTERIOR settlement clothing food
agricultural implements, and seeds for the Modoc
Indians thai have been removed ty and are now re-
siding within the indian Territory, ten thousand
dollars
For this amount, or so much thereof as may he
necessary, to subsIst and properly for the Kc-
wa and Cananche, Cheyenne and Arapaho and WI
chlta and other AFFILIATED bands OF Indians In the
Indian Territory, during the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy four, sew
enty five thousand dollars
For this amount or 80 much thereof as may ho
necessary to suhsst and properly care for the Kan
sas Indians, including agricultural assistance, pay
OF employees, and the erection of "A mill Oh their
new reservation In the Indian territory said amount
to be refunded 10 the United States from the pro-
ceeds OF the sale OF their lands In Kansas so soon as
the same are available, twenty thousand dollars
For tbs amount, or so much there of as may be
necessary, for the erection of necessary agency
buildisgs on the new reservation or said Indians In
Indian Territory, said amount to lie reimbursed to
the United States from the proceeds Of the sale of
their lands In Kansas soon as the same are avail
able five thousand dollars
For this amount, and so much thereof as may he
necessary, In payment for services rendered and ex
penses Incurred connected with the appraisal and
sale of the diminished reserve of the kaw Indians
In the State of Kansas, in accordance with the pro-
visions or the act OF May eighth eighteen hundred
and seventy two. entitled IAN act to provide for the
al Territory, and TO dispose OF their lands In KAN
10 actual settlers twenty six thousand three
hundred and sixiy-tree doaas and nifty nine cents
Provided, That said su5 shall he refunded 10 the
the Government out OF tho proceeds OF sales Of said
lands
For the LAnse and Nieux-,le- Sert bands Of Chip
dewas Of Lake Superior, at tine ante OF one dollar
and twenty Ave cents an acre for all the lands In
township hity one north, OF rage thirty one west,
which are not included In the limits of the rescrya-
ton of said Indians as defined by thejwording Of the
treaty OF September thirIietll, eighteen hundred
and nifty our; Provided, That the money received
for the lands In said township shall be expended for
educational and beneficial purposes as the Presl-
dent may direct, and Mt such times and in such mali
ner IS he may deem proper for the interests OF SAID
bands OF Indians
For the following sums, or 80 nuca thereof as may
be necessary, ~ pay the outstanding indeb edness
for, and on account Of the Indian service prior 10
June thirietli, eighteen hundred AMI seventy three
namely:
For collecting AMI assisting Apaches of Arizona
and New Mexico, four hundred and twenty three
thousand four hundred and twenty six dollars anil
thirty two cents
Fol subsisting the ArapalO, Cheyenne, Apache
kiawa, Cananche, and Wichita Indians, hfty four
thousand two hundred anlseventy eight dollars anil
ten cents
Foa sIhsising and clothing the sisseton, Wahpe-
ton, Medawak anton, aud Wahpakooia bands OF 81
oux, thirteen thousand nine hundred and forty two
dollars and three cents
For Incidental expenses of the Indian service in
Arizona, forty live thousand seven hundred thirty
one dollars and eighty three cents
For inclpental expenses Of the Indian service in
California; twelve thousand seven hundred and fifty
three dollars and four cents
For incidental expenses of the Indian service in
Dakota, one Thousand one hundred and nineteen dol
lars and fifty seven cents
For Incidental expenses Of the Indian service in
Montana, fourteen thousand Ave hundred and nine
dollars and eight cents
For Incidental expenses Of the Indian service in
in New Mexico, thirty three thousand one hundred
and fifty three dollars and eighty fiye centsa
For Incidental expenses OF the Indian service In
Oregon, forty nine thousand and i've .dollare and
twenty eight cents
For incidental expenses of the indian service In
Utah, live thousand three hundred and ninety i've
dollars and thirty six cents
For Incidental expenses of the Indian service In
Washington serrltory, four thousand eight hundred
and thirty six dollars and thirty four cents
For fulfilling treaty with Flatheads and other con-
fede ated tribes, one thousand two hundred and
seventy give dollars and forty four cents
For fulfilling treaty with Mixed Shoshones, Ban
hacks, and sheepeaters, eight thousand seven hun
bred and thirty seven dollars and seventy five cents
For fulfilling treaty with Blackieet, Bloos, and
PeganB, nine thousand seven hundred and ity-
seven dollars AMI one cent
For fulfilling treaty with Sioux OF different tribes
including Santee Slous of Nebraska, eighteen thou
sand eight hundred and forty dollars and forty nine
cents.
| TO replace money enormously paid to certain
Kic-apoo Indians, i've hundred and two dollars and
| eighty cents
| For transportation of North Carolina Cherokees,
two Thousand one hundred and twenty five dollars.
| For payment to North Carolina Cher0kees, three
| thousand five hundred ann three dollars and sixty
| five cents Provided, That none bf the moneys
hereby appropriated for the payment Of deficiencies
| In the Indian service shall be paid until the necessl-
| ~ for the expenditures shall have be IL examined
into by the Secretary of the Interiors; and any exist
| ing board OF peace commissioners
| For the survey of the exterior boundaries of In-
dian reservations and subdivisions OF the same, be-
| ing for surveys In the Indian Territory embraced