National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-07-29
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LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.

GENERAL NATURE, No. Continued
For this amount, or so much thereof as ma
be necessary, to provide, under the direction @
the Secretary Of the Interior, settlement cloth
ing, food, agricultural implements, and seed
for the Modoc Indians that have been removed
to and are now residing within the Indian Ter
EitoryS en- thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, TO subsist and properly care loi
the Kiowa and Camanche, Cheyenne and Ara
,pahO, and Wichita and other affiliated bands
of Indians in the Indian Territory, during the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen nun;
ored and seYenty-four, seYenty-nVe tnouSAhd
dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, to subsist and properly care for
the Kansas Indians, including agricultural
assistance, pay of employees, and the erectlon
OF mill on their new reservation In Inc lndlan
Territory, said amount to be refunded to the
United States from the proceeds OF the sale OF
their lands in Kansas so soon as the same are
available, twenty thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, for the erection Of necessary
agency buildings on the new reservation Of
said Indians IN the Indian Territory, said
amount to be reimbursed to the United State
from the proceeds of the sale of their lands in
Kansas so soon as the same are available, five
thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof q NAV
be necessary, in payment for services rendered
and expenses incurred connected with the au-
praisal and sale of the diminished reserve of
che KaW Indians in the State of Kansas, in
accordance with the provisions of the act of
May eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, entitled AN act to provide for the re-
mOyal Of the Kansas tribe of Indians to the
Indian Territory, and to dispose of their lands
in Kansas to actual settlers" twenty-six thou
sand three hundred and sIKty-three dollars and
6fty-nine cents: Propidcd, That said sum shall
be refunded to the Government out of the pro-
Geeds OF sales of said lands.
For the L'Anse and Vieux-de-Sert bands of
Chippewas of Lake Superior, at the rate of one
dollar and twenty-five cents an acre for all the
lands in township ffty-one north, of range
thirty-one west, which are not included in the
limits Of the reservation of said Indians as de-
fined by the wording of the treaty of Septem-
Der thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four:
FT0Vtded, That the money received for the lands
In said township shall be expended for educa-
tional and beneficial purposes as the President
may direct, and at such times and in such
manner as he may deem proper for the inter-
ests Of said bands of Indians.
For the following sums, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to nay the outstanding
Indebtedness for, and on account of, the Indian
service prior TO June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three, namely:
For collecting and subsfsting Apaches ofAri-
iona and New Mexico, four hundred and
twenty-three thousand four hundred and
tWenty-sfX dollars and thirty-two cents.
For subsisting the Arapaho, Cheyenne and
Apache, kiOWa, Camanche, and Wichita In
dams, tfty-four thousand two hundred and
seventy-eight dollars and ten cents.
For subsisting and clothing the Sisseton,
WahPeton, Medawakanton and Wahpakoota
band of Sioux, thirteen thousand nine hundred
and fOrty-tWo dollars and three cents.
For incidental expenses Of the Indian service
In Arizona, forty-fve thousand seven hundred
and th:rty-one dollars and eighty-three cents.
For incidental expenses Of the Indian service
In California, twelve thousand seven hundred |
ana hfty-three dollars and four cents.
For incidental expenses Of the Indian service !
In Dakota, one thousand one hundred and nine |
teen dollars and ffty-seEen cents.
FOR incidental expenses OF the Indian service |
In Montana, fourteen thousand five hundred |
and nine dollars and eight cents.
For Incidental expenses Of the Indian service |
In Nevada, two thousand and forty-three dol |
lars and fourteen cents.
For incidental expenses Of the Indian service |
n New Mexico, thirty-three thousand one hun
dred and ffty+hree dollars and eighty-iYe
cents.
For incidental expenses of the Indian service
In Oregon, forty-nine thousand and five dollars
and tWenty-eight cents.
AOI LACl4CuLal expenses OF the l0QlaQ service
10 Utah, five thousand three hundred and
linety-lve dollars and thirty-slx cents.
For incidental expenses of the Indian service
Washington Territory, four thousand eight |
hundred and thirty-six dollars and thirty-four
ents.
For fulfilling treaty with Flatheads and
Jther confederated tribes, one thousand two
hundred and seYenty-fVe dollars and forty-four
cents.
For fulfilling treaty with Mixed shoshones,
3annacks, and Sheepeaters, eight thousand
seven hundred and thirty-seyen dollars and
3eventy-fve cents.
For fulfilling treaty with Blackfeet, Bloods,
ind Piegsns, nine thousand seven hundred and
ifty-seTen dollars and one cent.
For fulfilling treaty with Sioux Of different
,ribes, including Santee Sioux Of Nebraska,
Eighteen thousand eight hundred and forty dol
ars and forty-nine cents.
To replace money enormously paid to certain
NckapOo Indians, five hundred and two dollars
md eighty cents.
For transportation of North Carolina Chero-
Iees, two thousand one hundred and twenty
I've dollars.
For payment to North Carolina Cherokees,
hree thousand five hundred and three dollars
md stxty-fve cents Provided, That none of
he moneys hereby appropriated for the pay
nent of deficiencies IN the Indian service shall be
)aid until the necessity for the expenditures
mall have been examined into by the Secretary
If the Interior and any existing board OF peace
For the survey Of the exterior boundaries Of
indian reservations and subdivisions of the
anne, being for surveys in the Indian Ter
itcry embraced within the lands ceded by the
cherokee, Seminole, and Creek tribes Of In
ians, being & deficiency for the present and
rioT years, forty-fiVe Thousand dollars.
For continuing the collection of statistics and
1storical data respecting the Indians of the
United States, under the direction Of the Secre-
airy Of the Interior, thirty five hundred dollars:
'roVidsd: That the compensationoft the person
Olecting such data shall not exceed two thou
and dollars year, and his actual individual
nd necessary travelling expenses,
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior to
'aY ZebulOn B. sturgus, assistant secretary to
ign land patents for the President for the
month Of November, eighteen hundred and
evenly three, one hundred and twenty-five
lollars and tWepty-cents.
PUBLIC LANDS.