Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-28

Az ,ntingent EXPENSES oil this Indian Department,
and for fulfilling treaty snpulatlons WIN yarlons
eighteen hundred and seventy nye, ana Tor other
purposes
pct enacted By he Senate and House Of Representa-
ss "a, he United States 4 America IN Congress-
'ahied That the following sum be, and they are
narnl,y appropriated out of any money In the trea
,ry not otherwise appropriated for the purpose OF
s,3 he current and contingent expenses OF the
iian Department, and fulfilling treaty stpulatlOns
Win Inc various Indian trlbes:
Var nav OF two superintendent OF Indian affairs
,or I'M ND Central aud Northern supernendenccs two
ihousand dollars EACH
!. T"r nay of sixty nine agents of Indian AFFAIRS at
one thousand five hundred dollars each, except the
o IN W for The tribes in oregon, namely Warm Spring,
Kiameth Grand Iionde, Siletz Umatlla, and NAL
"' Tiye for the tribes in Washington Territory,
namely: Neal Bay, Yakima, Colyil. Nsuuay,
puyaliop and other tribes, and Skohomsh ag H.
WI Ilree for the tribes In California namely
IIoopa Valley, Round Valley, and Tule River agen-
Two for the tribes in Nevada Territory, namely,
pi.lite and Walker River, and Pyramid Lake agen-
cIes .,.-,,.. l.. ,,.,.. ......,.. ~. ,,-.
and Fort Hull agencies.
Fonr for the tribes In Montana, namely Flathead,
Backf0ot, Crow, and MIX River or Fort Peck agen-
zen for the tribes in Dakota namely, Red Cloud,
MILESTONE, Yankton, Ponca, Upper Missouri, Grand
River, Cheyenne River, Fort BerLhod, Sisseton,and
neyll's Lake agencies.
one for the tribes in Wyoming, namely, shoshono
agency. ..,,,. w..
one for the tribes In Utah, namely, Ulntah Valley
TyS for the tribes in New Mexico, namely, Puel-
aln, Abquln, Neyafo, Mescalero Apache and South
erl Apache agencies
Twd for the tribes in Colorado, namely Los Pines
anil White River agencies
Six for the tribes In Nebraska, namely, Great Ma
hama, Omaha, Winnebago, fawnee, OtOe, and San
one for the tribes In Kansas.
Eight for the tribes In the Indian Territory, name
Nv. kuw or Kansas and Kickap0O, Sac and Fox, Qua
paw, Neosho, Kiowa and Comanche, Upper Arkan-
sas. and Wichita agencies and one for the Cher0
KEGS, Greeks, ChOctaWs ana CnlckhAitWS and SEMI
nOles.
one for the tribes in Minnesota, namely, at the
White Earth agency.
one for the tribes In Iowa, namely ut the Sac and
Fox of Iowa agency, i've hundred dollars and
Twelve hundred dollars TO build q school house :
Iroried, That no salary he paid to the agent unless
h. lives near enough to the agency TO teach and care
for the tribe every day.
Two for the tribes In Wisconsin, namely, at the
Green Bay and La POnte agencies
one for the tribes In Michigan, namely, ut the
Mackinac agency.
one for tile New York Indians, namely lat the New
York agency.
seven for the tribes In Arizona, namely, Colorado
River, Papago Pima and Marlc0pa, Chlrica'ml, San
carlos, Camp Apache, and MOquis, Pueblo agen-
ries In all one hundred and two Thousand 1--WE hun
dre dollars Pr0uided, That II shall be the duty OF
The President TO dispense with the services Of such
Indian agents herein mentioned as may he practical
BILE and where II IL practicable he shall require the
same person to perform the duties OF two agencies
for one salary.
For pay of special agents. one for teh Chippewas
al Red Lake, one for the Pllagers at Leach Lake.
Minnesota one for the Mission Indians in Califor-
mia one for the Asslnaboines and Gros Ventres ut
Fort l'elknap. Montana one for the tribes in Ore
gon, namely, Alsea; and two for the tribes In
Washington, namely. Tulalip and Quina-elt at one
thousand five hundred dollars each, ten thousand
I'VE hundred dollars.
For pay OF one chief clerk one thousand six hun
bred dollars one assistant clerk, one thousand two
the central superlntendency, three thousand four
hundred dollars.
For pay OF clerk for the Northern superintendent
cy one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the pay OF seventy six Interpreters, as fol-
lows Seven for the tribes in Oregon, namely, one
Tor the klamath agency, and one each for the Grand
liOnde, Siletz, umatila, Warm Spring, and Malheur
and Asea sub agencies, ut five hundred dollars per
allnlln each.
Six Interpreters, for the tribes 10 Washington, TO
III assigned to such agencies as the Secretary OF the
Interior may direct at five hundred dollars per an
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely, Nez Perce
and Fort Hall agencies, at Ave hundred dollars each
per alnnn
Three for the tribes In Nevada, namely, Pluto,
Walker River, and Pyramid Lake agencies, at five
hundred dollars each.
Five for the tribes In Montana namely Flatheads
Blackieet, Crows, and MIX River, or Fort Peck
hgenclesn nd Fort Belknap special agency, lat four
hundred dollars each.
Ten for the tribes IN Dakota, namely, Red Cloud,
MILESTONE. Yankton, Ponca Upper Missouri, Grand
River Cheyenne River, Fort Bcothold, Sisseon, and
lewis Lake agencies, at four hundred dollars per
niinnin each.
one for the tribes in Wyoming, at the Shoshonc
agency at five hundred dollars
one for the tribes In Utah, at five hundred dollars
per annum.
Seven for the tribes In New Mexico, namely, two
ior TIE Nevalo agency, and one each for Ablquin
'lnlnarnn Mescalero Apache, Southern Apache,
AMI Pueblo agencies, at five hundred dollars each
per annuln: Provided, That the Abiquin agency
slla lie abolished after December eighteen hundred
Two for the tribes in Colorado, namely, Los Pines
Ml White River agencies, at fve hundred dollars
per hnnuln each.
Seven for the tribes in Nebraska to he assigned
TO such agencies as the Secretary of the Interior
may direct, AMI at four hundred dollars per annnnl
Two for the tribes in Kansas, namely, Pottawat-
ollle ami kickapoo agencesat four hundred dollars
Eight for the tribes In Indian Territory, to be as
signed as the Secretary OF the Interior may direct
~ ionr hundred dollars per annum each and slA
h1nured dollars, or AZ much thereof rs may be ne
rtssary, TO enable the Secretay OF the Interior Il
SUPPLY temporary Interpreters for the seml-clvllzet
Three for the tribes In wisconsin, namely, Greer
liay, Lac Court Oroes and La pOinte agencies a
ionr hundred dollars each.
FOur Tor the tribes In Minnesota Territory namely
hose Forte, Chlppewas, and White Earth, liet
Lake ami Plager agencies, at four hundred dollar
Two for the tribes In Michigan, namely, Mackina
agency, ut four hundred dollars each
=, ok lOr the tribes in Arizona, namely, COLORADO
RIVER. Pima and Marlcopa, Moqus Pueblo, Chiraca
.ll, san Carlos, and Camp Apache agencies, at fou
hulhifed dollars each making forty seven nterpre
lrrs al four hundred dollars each twenty nine IN
icrprelers, ut i've hundred dollars each and ri!
i,lilIred dollars for temporary Interpreters IN a
ll'lrty hlree thousand nine hundred dollars.
ror buildings ut agencies, and repairs OF the sam
len thousand dollars.
For vaccine matter and vaccination OF lndlans,tw
thousand dollars.
For presents to and provisions for Indians, ilv
thousand dollars.
contingencies including travelling, incidenta
cufrent,and contingent expenses OF superintendent
anu agents, and OF their Onces, thirty thousand do
lars.
APACHEs, KIowAs, AND CoMANCHEs.
For seventh OF thirty instruments, as provided
ne expended under the tenth article treaty OF Octt
lmr twenty first, eighteen hundred and AlXty sever
concluded at Medicine Lodge Greek, In Kansas, VII
the klOwas and COmnnches, under the third hrtlc
treaty Of the same date with the Apaches, thlrt
thousand dollars,
For purchase Of clothing, AZ provided In the sam
treaties, twenty six thousand dollars
For the pay Of the carpenter. farmer, blacksmith
miller, and engineer, Ave thousand two hundrt
dollars.
For pay Of physician and teacher, two thousar
I'VE hundred dollars
For transportation OF goods, four thousand dollar
Iropnied. That the foregoing stated appropriation
expended only In behalf OF those Indians who
and remain upon reservations and refrain from ho
tites
ARICKAREED, GRos VENTURES AND MAN
DAMS.
For this amount, TO he expended in such good
PROVISIONS and other articles az the President ma
from TIME to time determine, includ ny transport
non thereof, IN instructing In agricultural and III
'allcll pursuits, In providing employees, educati
children, procuring medicine and medical atten
hnce care for and support OF the aged, sick, and
urn, Tor the helpless, orphans OF said Indians, al