Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-09-04
es Of superlntendenls and agents, and OF
their offices, thirty thousand dollars.
APACHES, KIOWAS, AND CONAN
EHFS

third article treaty Of the sam, date with
the Apaches thirty thousand dollars.
For purchase Of clothing, as provided In
the same treaties, twenty. six thousand
dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, black suith,
miller. aud engineer, five thousand two
hnHdrId dollars.
For pay of physician aud teacher, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods, four thou
sand dollars: P'ouided. That the foregoing
stated appropriations for the Apaches, XII
owas, aud Cumanches shall be expended
only In behalf of those Indians who go aud
remain upon reservations and refrain from
'hustiliiies.
ARICKAREES, GROS VENTURES, AND
MANDANS.
For this amount, to he expended in such
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may, from lime TO time, deter
mine, including transportation thereof, in
iustructiug in agricultural aud mechanical
pursuits, IN providing employees, educat-
ing children, procuring medicine and med
iCal attendance, care for and support OF the
aged, sick, and iniirn, Tor tue helpless,
orphans of said ludians and in any other
respect to promote their civilization, COM
fort, aud improvement, (including pay Of
one physician, one Thousand i've hundred
dollars one farmer, one carpenter, one
engineer, and one blacksmith, at nine hum
dred dollars each also, one tcanlster and
Oue heIder, at seven hundred dUllaIs each
per annum,) eighty thousand dollars.
APACHES.
For this amount, to subsist aud properly
care for the pache Indians IN Arizona aud
New Mexico who have been or may be col
lecled on reservations in New Mexico and
Arizona, namely, for those in Arizona,
three hundred aud seventy-fve thousand
dollars and for those in New Mexico, one
hon "A "A IN,
five hundred thousand dollars: PrOVided,
That this appropriation shall be expended
only in behalf of those Indians who go and
remain upon said reservations and refrain
from hostilities.
ARAPAHOES, CHEYENNES. APACH-
ES, KIOWAS. COMANCHES,
AND WICHITAS.
For subsistence of the Arapahoe, Chey-
eune, Apache, kibwa, Cohauche, and
Wichita Indians, (and transportation of the
same,J who have been collected upon the
reservations set apart for their use and oc-
cupation, in the Indian Territory, three
hundred thousand dollars: IToUided.
That this appropriation shall be expended
only on behalf VI those Indians who go and
remain upon said reservations and refrain
from hostiliies: And prOUided FURTHER,
That no troops shall be kept stationed on
the reservation on which said Indians are
located, but the Northern line of Texas
SNAIL DE HUhTuttl, SO lar us IOSSlllt 81 rs lD
prevent the Indians from roaming into
that State or the whites from intruding on
the Indian reservations, except such troops
as may be necessary to preserve order.
ASSINABOINE ES.
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions, aud other articles as the
President may, from time to time, deter
mine, including transportation thereof, in
instr acting in agricultural and mechanical
In A IN plO alnRat-
| ing children, procuring medicine aud med
| ical attendance, care for and support of the
| aged, sick, aud iniirm, for the helpless or
Ihans of said Indians, and in any other re-
| spect TO promote their comfort, civilization,
| and Improvement, including pay of one
detective, nine hundred dollars one cook +,
| four hundred and eighty dollars and two
| laborers at six hundred dollars each, }
| thirty thousand dollars.
| BLACKFEET, BLOODS, AND PIE
CANS.
For this amount. to re expended in such
| goods, provisions, and other articles as the
| President NAV, from tine to time, deter
mine, including transportation thereof, in
| instruc!ing In agricultural and mechanical
| pursuits, in providing employees. cducat-
| ing children, procuring medicine and med
| ical attendance, care Tor aud support OF the
aged, sick, and intirm, for the helpless or
| phans of said Indians, and in every other
respect to promote their civilization, COM
fort, and improvement, Including paw of
| one black smith. one farmer, one carpenter
one teacher, and one detective, at nine
| hundred dollars each per annnm and one
assistant teacher, at six huudred dollars
| per annun,) tifty thousand dollars.
CALAPOOIAS, MOLALLAS, AND
CLACKAMAS OF VILLA
METE VALLEY.
For last of We instalments of the fourth
series of annuity, for beneticial objects, pei
treaty of January twenty ifth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-tive, tenth article, five
thousand five hundred dollars.
| CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
For seventh of thirty instalments pro-
vided to be expended under tenth article
treaty of October twenty eigh' h, eighteeI
hundred and sixty seven, twenty thousand
dollars.
For purchase Of clothing, az per same
article, fuurteen thousand live hundred
dollars.
For pay Of rhy ysican and teacher, as PEI
thirteenth article same treaty, two tho u
sand five hundred dollars.
For pay of carpenter, farmer, bluck
smith, miller, and engineer, as per SAINT
article, five thousand two hundred dollars
For transportation of goods for the Chey
ennes and Arapahoes, five thousand dol
lars. -
FIRST article treaty of February twenty fifth
seventeen hundred and ninety-nine, anC
tenth article treaty of April twenty-eighth
eighteen hundred and siIty-six, thre
thousand dollars.
BOISE FORTE BAND OF CHIPPEWAs
For ninth of twenty instalments, for thu
support Of one blacksmith and assistant
and for tools, iron, and STEEL and other an
ticles necessary for the blacksmith shop, a
, per third article treaty Of April seventh
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, one thou
, sand five hundred dollars.
! For ninth of twenty ins, ailments, for th
support of one school teacher, and for tn
necessary books and stationery, as pc
third article treaty Of April seventh, eight
cen hundred and sixty-six, eight hundre
dollars.
, For ninth of twenty instalments, for tn
instruction of Indians in farming, and puI
n chase of seeds, tools, and so forth, as pc
: third article treaty of April seventh, eight
cen hundred and sixty-six, eight hundre
dollars.
For ninth of twenty instalments Of an
~, nnity, In money, to he paid per capita, q
per third article treaty of April seventh
eighteen hundred and si4ty-siX, thre
: thousand five hundred dollars.
For ninth of twenty instalments Of an
= nuity, in provisions, ammunition, and Il
bacco, as per third article treaty of Apr
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-sil
, one thousand dollars,
For ninth of twenty instalments Of al
nuity, in goods and other articles, as pt
: third article OF treaty of April seventh
u a eighteen hundred sixty-six, six thousan
Ave hundred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost
delivery of annuity goods and provision
=, per sixth article treaty of April sevent
u eighteen hundred and sixty-six, one thol
sand dollars.
!, CHIPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOl
For last of twenty instalments, in col
?, per fourth article treaty of September thi
a. tieth, eighteen hundred finy-fOur, i'
9, thousand dollars.
4 For last of twenty lnstalments, in good