The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-20

lN(iJ DING SANTEE SIOUX
IN THE STATE OF NEBRAS-
kA.
For fifth of thirty instalmentS. to
purchase clothing for males over four
teen years of age; for flannel. hose,
and calico, and dOmeStics requlrcdfor
femUles over twelve years of AGE; and
for such flannel and cotton goods as
may be needed to make SUITS for boys /
and girls, per tenth article treaty Of |
April twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred !
and siNty-cight, one hundred and fifty /
nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For fifth of thirty inStaneutS, to /
purchase such articles as may be con
sidercd proper by the Secretary of the |
Interior for persons roaming and for
persons engaged i'll agriculture, two /
hundred thousand dollars.
For pay of blacksmith, and furnish /
iron, steel, and other material, per
eighth article treaty of April twenty
mnth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, two thousand dollars.
For this amount, to be expended i'll
the purchase or beef. flour, bacon. and
sugar, in propOrtiouate quantities. for
thirty thousand persons; and for sub
sistence of the YanktOn Sioux and
Poncas; and tor purposes of civiliza-
4
sand dollars Pror7.id. That the
President may withhold the said sup
plies from said Indians, or any band
thereof, until they snail consent to re
main north of the NiOhrara and out
side of wyoming, if lie deems it eN-
pedient SO to do.
For pay of physician. five teachers,
one carpenter, one miller. one cnSIn-
Ger. one farmer. and one blacksmith
per thirteenth article treaty of April
twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
Sixty-eight, ten thousand four hun
drbd dollars.
For second of three inSta!mcntS. tor
! the purchase of seeds and agricultural
: implements. to be furnished to hea'is
OF families or lodges WHO shall engage
in farming, as per eighth article treaty
of April twcntY-uinfh. eighteen E4lll-
tlred and siNty-cighth, fifteen thou
= sand dollars.
For industrial school ut the Santee
Sioux agency. three thousand dollars.
For transportation. and the ncces-
l sary expenses of delivering goods. to
/; be purchased for the different bands OF
G the Sioux Indians. under treaty OF
April twcnty-ninth. eighteen hundred
and siXty-eightl, seNenty-tiVc thotl-
/ sand dollars.
! SIOJrN. SISSETON AND WAIIP-
+ ETON. AND SANTEE SIOU y
: OF LAKE TRAVERSE AMI
= DENIL'S LAKE.
Z For this amount. being the second
: of ten inStalmcncS ofthe sum of cighl
hundred thousand dollars named in /:
y certain agreement. which agreement
: is hereby confirmed. made by tint
:, commissioners appointed by the Sec
retsrv of the Interior. under the pro
visions of the act Of June seventh
eighteen hundred and scvcntv-two
q with the SiSseton and Wahpet0l
q bands of Sioux Indians for the relin
: qui>hmcnt hy said Indians of thei
h claim to or interest i'll the lands de
/! scribed in the second article of TIN
" treaty matles With them Fcbrliar,
nineteenth, eighteen hundred am
sixty-Seven. the same to be expended
'r under the direction of the PreSideli
- for the benefit of said Indians, i'll tn
= manner prescribed in said treaty {
" eighteen hundred and siXty-ScVcn, Il
ID amended by the Senate. said amenG
ment as amended having been rattle
bv the Indians, rs provided by act {
to February fourteenth. eighteen htE
~ ~ lred and seventy-three, eighty thol
:. sand dollars.
"a YANKrON TRIBE OF SIOU y
H. For sixth of ten iastalments, {>ecoa
series. to be paid to them or cNpen,
ed for their benefit, commencing wit
TO the year in which the shall remove
es and settle and reside upon their re>e
r vatIon, per fourth article trcaty {
ID April ninctccnsh, eighteen hrIndre
h and tifty-eight, forty thousand dollar
le For transportation of goods, Oh
thousand two hundred tlollns.
AGENCY.
5r For this amount, to be expended
IL such goods. provisions. oud other uS'
Al Al ft,l articles as the President may. frol
ii time to time. determine. includin
ID transportation, iii inStructiug in agr
N n cultural and mechanical pursuits.
providing employees, educating chi
lc dren. procuring medicines and med
n cal attendance, care for and support
q. the aged, sick and infirn, for the he'll
u less orphans of said Indians. and
any respect to promote their civiiiZ
X ton. comfort. and improvement il
iy Guiding storekeeper., blacksmith, al
Int corpenter, at nine hundred dolla
10 each per annum; assistant stOrekeep
G. and one cook. at six hundred dolla
ly each per annun; and three laboreI
'' at six hundred dollars each Der a
III NUM- one hundred and fifty thOuSili
he dollars; but this appropriation shall
ne expended for the benefit of such pc
tiens of said bands only and Tor sn,
- time as they maintain friendly rel
or tions with the United States.
n n WALL-PAH-PEE TRIBE c
Re; SNAKE INDIANS.
ay For third of ten instalmcnts. to
tx expended under the direction of t
en- President. a. per seventh article trea
of August twelfth, eighteen hundr
sr- and sixty-fivc, one thousand two hu
or, dred dollars.
ms S'KLAILAMS.
lrs For fifteenth of twenty inStilmer
ter on sixty thousand dollars being t
til. last of the fifth series, to be appli
rd, to the Use and benefit of said Indian
under the direction OF the PreSidel
he per fifth article treaty of .Janua
IT'S, twenty-sixth, eighteen hundred a
'"' tifty-five, two thousand four hIlndr
be dollars.
ou- For fifteenth of twenty inStalmen
I've for the support of an agricultural q
i've industrial school, and Tor pay for su
ain able teachers, per eleventh arti
11ici, treaty of January twenty sixth, eig
un- cen hundred and fifty-tive, two tilt
rst, sand five hundred dollars.
IF: For fifteenth of twenty instalmer
one for the employment of blackslni
rent carpenter, farmer, and a physic
mn (whO shall furnish medicine for