Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-03
PInos and white River agencies, at Eve hun

1 Plnos and White River agencies, st Eve hun
dred dollars per snnum each.
8 ven for the tribes IN Nehrssks. TO be as
s'gned 10 such agencies a. the > scretarv OF the
Interior may direct, at four hanired do lars per
Two for the tribes In Kansas. namely, Potta-
watomie and ktckspoo agencies, at iour hun
dred dollars each.
Eight for the tribes in the Indian Territory,
10 be assigned as the Secretary OF tue Interior
| may direct, at four hundred dollars per annum
each; and six hundred dollars, or 80 much
thereof As may be necessary, 10 enable the Sec
terpreters for the sc uf-civilized tribes.
Three for the tribes In Wisconsin, namely:
Green Bay, Lac Court oreilles. and la Pointe
agencies, at four hundred dollars each.
-Four tor the tribes in Minnesota, namely
Boise Forte, Chippewss, White Earth, Red
Lake ana PIlager agencies, at four hundred
Two for the tribes in Michigan. namely,
MackinAc agency, at four hundred dollars
each.
Six for the tribes I'm Arizona namely, Colora-
DO River, Pima and Msricopa, Moquis Pueblo,
Chiracahui, San Carlos. and Camp Apache
agencies, at four hundred dollars each; m liking
forty-seven Interpreters, st four hundred dol
lars each; twenty-nine interpreters AZ i've hum
dred dollars each; and six hundred dollars for
temporary interpreters; in all, thirty-three
thousand nine hundred dollars
For buildings az agencies, and repairs OF the
same, ten thousan dollars.
For vaccine matter and vaccination of In
dams, two thousand dollars.
For presents 70 and provisions for Indians,
II I'VE 1uOucanI DOLLARS.
For contingencies, including travelling, Incl
dental, current, and contingent expenses OF
slIerintendt nts and agents, ana Of their OIL .es
/ Jhuty thousand dollars.
Attaches, KIowAs, AND CoNANCHss
For seventh of thirty instslments, provided
TO be expended under the tenth article treaty of
oTteosr twenty, hrst, eighties handrei snd
| Greek, in Kansas, with the kiowss and 90
manches, and under the third article treaty of
the same date with the Apaches, thirty thousand
| dollars.
| For purchase of clothing, Is provided in the
| same treaties, twenty six thousand dollars.
For pay Of carpenter, farmer, blacksmith
miller, aud engineer, i've thousand two hum
| dred dollars.
For pay of physician and teacher, two thou
| sand i've hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods, four thousand
| dollars: PTOUtded, That the foregoing stated
| appropriations for the Apaches, kiowss, and
| Comanches shall be expended only in behalf of
| those Indians who 60 and remain upon reserva-
| lions and refrain from hostilities.
ARIcKARKEs, GRos VENTURES, AND MANDANs
For this amount, to be expended in such
1 goods, provisions, and other articles as tie
/ President may, from time 70 time, determine
| including transportation thereof, iustructing in
| agricultural and mechanical pursuits in pro-
/ viding employees, educating children, pro-
| curing medicine and medical attendance, G are
for and support of the aged, sick, and innrm,
for the helpless, orphans OF said Indians, ana in
| any other respect TO promote their civilization,
| comfort, and improvement, Nncluding pay of
one physician, one thousand five hundred dol
| lars; one farmer, one carpenter, one engineer,
| ana one blacksmith, at nine hundred dollars
| each; also, one teamster and one herder, at
seven hundred dollars each per annum, eighty
| i've thousand dollars.
APAcHHs.
For this amount, TO subsist and Or Operly care
| for the Apache Indians in Arizona aud New
| Mexico who have been or may be collected on
| reservations in New Mexico and Arizona,
namely, for those in Arizona, three hundred
and seventy five thousand dollars; and for those
in New Mexico, one hundred and twenty Ave
| thousand dollars, i've hundred thousand dollars.
Froridsd, That this appropriation shall not be
| expended only in behalf of those Indians who
| 60 ana remain upon said reservations and re-
| frain from hostilities.
ARAPARoKs, CHEYgNNBs, APACHEs, KIoHAs,
| CoMANoHRs, AND wIcEITAs.
| For subsistence of the Arapahoe, CHEYENNE,
Apache, klowas, Comanche, and Wichita In
dams, land transportation of the same,) who
have been collected upon the reservations set
apart for their use and occupation, in the In
/ dian Territory, three hundred thousand dollars:
| ProUided, That this appropriation shall be ex-
| pended only on behalf OF those Indians who 20
and remain upon said reservations and refrain
from hostilties: And proridcd further, That no
troops shall be kept stationed on the reservs-
| ton on which said Indi ans are located but the
northern line Of Texas shall be guarded, 50 far
| as possible so as TO prevent the Indians from
roaming into that State or the whites from in
| truding on the Indian reservations except such
troops as may be necessary to preserve order.
| AssINABoISEs.
| For this amount, TO be expended in such
| goods, provisions, and other articles as the
/ President, may from time TO time, determine,
including transportation thereof, In instructiny
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, in pro-
vldlng employees, educating children, procur-
| ing medicine and medical attendance, care for
anG support Of the aged, sick, and nfirm, for the
| helpless orphans or said Indians, and in any
other respect TO pro mote their comfort cylliz A.
/ don, ana Improvement, (includinS paw OF one
/ det6 ctlye, nine hundred dollars; one cook, four
hundred and eighty dollars; and two lab0rsrs,
AZ six hundred dollars eacb,l thirty thousand
dollars.
| BLACKFEET, BLooDs, AND PIEsANs.
| For this amount, to be expended ia su 81
goods, provisions, and other articles as the
President may, from time TO time, determ ne.
| including transportation thereof, 10 instructing
in agricultural and mechanical pursuits, ia
| providing employees, educating children, pro-
curing medicine and medical attendance, are
| for and support OF the aged, sick, ana infirm
for the helpless orphans OF said Indians, and In
every other respect to promote their ciyiIiza-
ton, comfort, and Improvement dncluding nav
OF one blacksmith, one farmer, one carpenter
one teacher, and one detective, at nine hun
dred dollars each per annum; and one assistant
teacher, at six hundred dollars per annumD D
| fifty thousand dollars.
/ CALAPooIAs, MoLALLAs, AND CLACKAMAs OF
| WILLAMETTE VALLEY.
/ For last OF i've instruments OF the fourth series
| Of annuity, for beneficial objects, per treaty OF
January twenty fifth, eighteen hundred aud
sixty i've, tenth article, i've thousand five hun
dred dollars.
| CHKYRSSKs AND ARAPAHoKs.
1 For seventh Of thirty instruments provided TO
/ be expended under tenth article treaty of Octo-
| seven, twenty thousand dollars
For purchase of clothing, as per same article,
| fourteen thousand five hundred dollars.
/ For Jay of physician and teacher, as per thir-
teenth article same treaty, two thousana five
| hundred dollars.
For pay OF carpenter, farmer, blacks NTH,
miller and engineer, as per same article, i've
| thousand two hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods for the Cheyennes
| and Arrapahoes, five thousand dollars.
| CHICKAsAws.
| For permanent annuity in goods, per first ar
| ucle treaty of February twenty-ffth, seventeen
| hundred and ninety-RIne, and tenth article
treaty of April twenty eighth, eighteen hundred
| and sixty-six, three thousand dollars.
| BOISE PORTE BAND OF CHIPPEwAs.
1 For ninth Of twenty instruments, for the sup
| port Of one blacksmith and assistant, and for
| tools, iron, and STEEL and other articles neces-
| sary for the blacksmith shop, as per third ar
/ ticle treaty Of April seventh. eighteen hun
| dred and sixty six, one thousand I'VE hundred
| dollars.
For ninth OF twenty instruments, for the sup-
port OF one school teacher and for the necessary
| books and stationery, as per third article treaty
| of April seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty
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