Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-13

wagons, teams, agricultural implements,
tools, and so forth, and for fencing of
such lands as may be needed for garden
ing and farming purposes for the schools
three thousand dollars.
For salaries ut two natrOns to take
charge of tho boarding schools, two as
sistant teachers, one farmer, one carpen.
ter, and two millers, four thousand five
hundred dollars. s<f@, +: -.
For fifteenth Of twenty .instalments, for
keeping in repair the hospital, and pro-
viding the necessary medicines, and the
furniture thereof, three hundred dollars.
For repair Of houses, nills. and tools.
and necessary materials, one thousand
dollars. -
N1SQUAlLY, PUYALLUP, AND 9TH.
Err TRIBES AND BANDS OF IN.
DAMS.
For last of twenty instalments, in part
payment for REIMBURSEMENT of title to
lands, to be applied to beneficial objects,
per fourth article treaty of December
twcnty-sixth eighteen hundred and fifty
four, one thousand dollars.
For last of twenty instalments, for pay
of instructors, smith, carpenter, farmer,
and physician, (who shall furnish medi-
cine to the sick) per tcntk article treaty
bred and tifty-four, six thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For the last Of twenty instalments, for
the support Of an agricultural and indus
trial school, and support Of smith and
carpenter shop, and providing the neccs-
sary tools therefor, in conformity with
the tenth article treaty of December,
,wcnty-sixth, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, one thousand five hundred dollars.
NORTHERN CIIEYENNES AND
ARAPAHOES.
For sixth CT thirty instalmcnts, for
purchase Of clothing as per sixth article
treaty Of May tenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, twelve thousand dollars.
For sixth Of ten insta]lnenes, to be OK
pended by the Secretary Of the Interior,
ten dollars for each Indian roaming, in
the purchase Of such articles as, from
time to time, the condition and neccssi-
ties Of the Indians may indicate to be
proper, as per same treaty, eighteen
thousand dollars.
Fer pay Of physician, teacher, carpen.
ter, miller, farmer, blacksmith, and en-
Eineer, per seventh article Of treaty of
May tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, six thousand seven hundred dol
lars.
For last Of four initalments, to furnish
said Indians with flour and meat, per
sixth article of treaty Of May tenth, eight
cen hundred and sixty-eight, forty-five
Thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods, two
thousand dollars: Provided, That said
Oorthern Cheyenncs and Arapohocs shall
remove to their reservation in the Indian
Territory before the delivery of said sup
plies appropriated for by the foregoing
clauses.
O1!.AuAS.
this amount, being third series, in mon
Of March sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and fifty-four, twenty thousand dollars.
Fer ninth OF ten ilstalments, for keep
ing in repair gaist and saw mill, and
support of blacksmith shop, per eighth:
article treaty OF March six ccEth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-four, and third article
trcatK~ot March sixth, eighteen hundred
and sixty five, three hundred dollars.
For ninth Of ten instalments, for pay of
one engineer, one thousand two hundred
dollars
For ninth Of ten instalments. for pay
of miller, per same treaties, nine hun
dred dollars.
For ninth Of ten instruments, for pay of
one farmer, per same treaties, nine hun
bred dollars-- -
For ninth Of ten instalmcnts, for pay of
blacksmith, per same treaties, nine hun
0red dollars. ..
For seventh of ten instalments for sup
port Of blacksmith shop, and supplying
tools for the lame, three hundred dollars.
af hnr
OSAGEs.
For interest on sixty-nine thousand one
hundred and twenty dollars, at five per
centum per annum. being value of fifty
four sections OF land set apart by treaty
Of June second, eighteen hundred and
twenty five, for educational purposes per
Senate resolution of January ninth, eight
cen hundred and thirty-eight. three
thousand four hundred and ffty-six dol
lars,
For interest on three hundred thous
and dollars, at five per centum per an
nun, to he paid seni-annually, in money |
or such articles as the Secretary of the !
Interior may direct, Us per first article |
treaty of September twenty-ninth, eight |
cen hundred and sixty five, fifteen thous-
and dollars.
For interest on seven hundred and |
twenty thousand seven hundred and for
ty-nine dollars, at five per centum per |
annum, to be used for such objects as the !
Secretary Of the interior may dirict, as
per act of July fifteenth, eighteen hun |
thirty-seven dollars and forty cents: Pro- !
vided, That the Secretary Of the Interior !
be, and he is hereby, authorized to ex-
pend, from the proceeds of the sale of
lands Of the Great and Little Usage In |
dams provided to be sold by section
twelve of said act of July fifteenth, eight |
cen hundred and seventy, the sum of two |
hundred thousand dollars per annum for |
two years, or SO much thereof rs may bic !
necessary, for the purchase of stock and |
agricultural implemen IS, opening farms, |
erecting of houses, and for the civiliza- |
ton and support Of the Osages and of
their tribal government.
OTOES AND MIsSOURIAS.
For seventh of fifteen instalmcnts, be-
ing the third series, in money or other
wise, per fourth article treaty of March
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty.four
nine thousand dollars. i
P4AWNEES.
For rerpctual annuity, at least one-half
of which is to be in goods and such arti- |
cles as may be dcemed necessary for
them, per second article treaty OF Sep
teanber twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred
and fifty-scvcn, thirty thousand dollars.
For support of two manual labor !
schools, per third article treaty OF Sep.
tenlber twenty fourth, eighteen hundred
and fifty seven, ten thousand dollars.
For pay Of two farmers, two black !
smiths and two apprentices, one miller
and apprentice, two teachers, one shoe
maker, and one carpenter, seven thous-
and five hundred dollars.
For pay of physician and purchase of
medicines, one thousand two hundred |
dollars.
For the purchase of iron and steel and |
other nccessaries for the shops. five hun
dred dollars. .
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