The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

moval of the Flathead and other Indians from the
Bitter Root Valley, in the Territory of Montana, >
shall be paid into the Treasury of the United States
in the same manner that other moneys derived from
the sale of other public lands are now paid in: AnO
prouided further, That in lieu of the amount pro
vided to be set apart therefiom by the act of Con-
gress of June fifth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two hereinbeore referred to there shall be annually
appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury Of
sum of five thousand dollars, for the period of ten
years, to be expended under the direction OF
the President, in the manner deemed for the best
good OF the Indians who have been removed
from Bitter Root Valley: And Provided further,
That no part of said sum shall b, paid to anv
Indian of said tribe who shall not have settled upon
For wagon-road from the Northern Pacific Railway
to the agency for Chippewa Indians of the Mis-
be necessary, for the construction of wagon road
from Red Lake agencv, Minnesota, by which sup
plies may be transported from such poi0t on the rail
road as may be determined by the Secretary OF the
Interior, ten thousand dollars; to be available mme-
dately. MIN
Settlement of the Otter-Tail Pillagers: For this
amount or so much thereof may be necessary, for
subsisting and establishing the Otter Tail Piager
band upon the White Earth reservation, Minnesota,
in accordance with the act approved March third,
Ell hteen hundred and seventy-three, by which the
right of said Indians hps been secured to town.
ship Of land for reservation purposes fifteen thou
sand dollars; to be available Immediately
For this amount, being the unexpended balance of
sums due to the Mississippi Chippewas, and to the
Pillager band at Leech Lake, under treaty stipra
terror for the civ izaton and benefit of said Indians,
twenty-three thousand and ninety-six dollars and
twenty-three cents.
Settlement of Pembina band of Chippewas on
White Earth reservation, Minnesota: For this
amount, so much thereof may be necessary,
for the removal and establishment of the Pembina
band of Chippewa Indians upon the White E&rth res
ervation, Minnesota In accordance with the act ap-
proved March third, eighteen hundred aud seventy
three, fifteen thousand dolla S. to be available i'm
medately.
For this amount, or much thereof as may be
necessary, to relieve the necessities of the Chippewa
Indians attached to the Red Cliff and Bad River
ervations in the state of Wisconsin, two thousand
dollars; to be available Immediately.
For this amount, tOenable the Secretary of the In
terror to carry out the provisions of the fourth
ton of the act entitled can act for the relief of the
Stockbrdge and Munsee tribe of Indians in the state
of Wisconsin," approved February sixth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one by causing to be credited
to said tribe the estimated value at sixty cents an
acre, of eleven thousand eight hundred and three
of land remaining unsold of the two townships
referred to in said act: PToUided That the expenses
of enrolment and payment required by the proyis-
ions of said act shall be betrayed from the amount
hereby appropriated, thousand and eighty
dollars and eighty cents.
Pay and expenses of three commissioners to make
appraisements For this amount, or so much there
of as may be necessary for the purpose Of defray-
ing the expenses of a commission provided for by
section two OF the act approved March third eight