Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passsd at the First Ssssf0s or fhs FOrfY-
third Con Srsss.

Passsd at the First SsssfOs or fhs FOrfY-
third COnsrsss.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 73.l-Continued.
NORTHERN CHsYBNNBs AND ARAPAHOEs.
For sixth OF thirty instalments, for purch ase
Of clothing az per sixth article treaty OF May
tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, twelve
thousand dollars.
For sixth of ten instruments to be expended
by the Secretary of the Interior, ten dollars for
each Indian roaming, in the purchase of such
arucles as, from time TO time, the condition and
necessities of the Indians may indicate TO be
proper, as per same treaty, eighteen thousand
collars.
For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter,
miller, farmer, blacksmith, and engineer per
| seventh article of treaty of Nav TENTH eighteen
hundred and sixty. eight, six thousand seven
hundred dollars.
Indians with flour and meat, per sixth article
of treaty of May tenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty eight, forty-fye thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods, two thousand
dollars: Pr0rided, That said Northern Chey-
| ennes and Arspahoes shall remove to their re.
servation in the Indian Territory before the
delivery o. said supplies appropriated tor by the
| foregoing clauses.
| For seventh of fifteen instruments of this
amount, being third series, in money or other
| wise, per fourth article treaty of March six
| teenth, eighteen hundred and hfty-four, twenty
thousand dollars.
For ninth of ten instalments for keeping in
| repair grist and saw mill, and support Of
| blacksmith shop, per eighth article treaty of
March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
| four, and third article treaty of March sixth
eighteen hundred and sixty five, three hundred
dollars.
For ninth of ten instruments, for pay of one
engineer, one thousand two hundred dollars,
For ninth of ten instruments, for paw OF one
miller, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars
For ninth of ten instruments, for pay of one
farmer, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars
For ninth OF ten instalme nts, for paw of black
| smith, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars
| For seventh OF ten instruments, for support of
| blacksmith shop, and supplying tools for the
| same, three hundred dollars.
For one matron, SIX hundred dollars.
osAGEs.
| For interest on sixty nine thousand one hun
oreu and twenty dollars, at i've per centgm per
anDuD, being value of ffty-four sections OF laud
| set apart by treaty OF June second, eighteen
hundred and twenty-five, for educational pur-
poses per Senate resolution of January mint ,
| eighteen hundred and thirty eight, three thou
| sand four hundred and fifty six dollars
For interest on three hundred thousand dol
| iafs. at hve per centum per amman, to be paid
| Semi-annually, in money or such articles as the
Secretary OF the Interior may direct as per first
| Nucie treaty VI September twenty-niDth, eigh-
| teen hundred and sixty-fiye, fifteen thousand
| dollars.
For interest on seven hundred and twenty
thousand seven hundred And fOrty-nine dollars
at nve per centum per annum, to be used for
| such objects as the Secretary of the Interior
may direct, az per act of j uy fifteenth, eigh-
teen hundred ard seventy, thirty-six thousand
eDd thirty-seven dollars and forty five cents:
IroUided, That the Secretary of the Interior
| be, and he is hereby, authorized TO expend
rom the proceeds of the sale OF lands OF the
Great and Little Usage Indians provided to be
| sold by section twelve OF said act OF july If
teenth, eighteen hundred and seventy the sum
OF two hundred thousand dollars per snnGm for
TWO years, or 20 much thereof as may be neces-
ssry, for the purchase of stock and agricultural
| implements, opening farms, erection OF houses
sra for the civilization and support OF the
| Osages and OF their tribal government.
| oTORs AND MIssOURIAs.
| for seventh OF fifteen instruments, being the
MIRO series, in money or otherwise, per fourth
l agpcIe treaty of March fifteenth, eighteen hun
dred and htty-four, nine thousand dollars.
PAwNRRs.
For perpetual annuity, at least one-half Of
whlch Is to be in goods and such articles as may
| be deemed necessary for them, per second
article treaty of September twenty fourth,
eighteen hundred and nifty seven, thirty thou,
For support of two m annual labor schools. per
third article treaty of September twenty-fourth
eighteen hundred and fiity-seven, ten thousand
dollars.
For pay Of two farmers, two bIacksmIths ana
Two apprentices, one miller and apprentice, two
teachers, one shoemaker, and one carpentsr
seven thousand five hundred dollars
For pay of physician and purchase of nadi-
cine, one thousand two hun1red dollars.
FOR the purchase of iron and steel and other
ngeessaries for the shops, i've hundred dollars.
for the purchase OF farmiDg-utensils and
stock, one thousand two hundred dollars.
FOR repair OF grist and saw mills, three hun.
dred dollars.
For transportation and necessary cost of de-
livery OF aDnuities tor the PGWnees, one thous-
and five hundred dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, LOT the employment of one matron,
three teachers, and two assistant teachers, and
providing the school with fuel, books, aud sta
uOnery, tour thousand seven hundred dollars.
That the Secretary Of the Interior be, and he
hereby If, authorized to use, for purposes OF
elyllizatlon OF the Pawnee Indians, the unex-
pended balances from funds appropriated TOR
nscal year ending June thiriieth, eighteen hum
dIed and seventy three, and former years,
under the provisions of the treaty with said
tribes or September twenty-fourth, eighteen
hundred and hfty-seven, for support OF Schools
and mills, and for pay or employees and smiths:
sald balances amounting to the sum OF eight
thousand i've hundred and thirty dollars aud
one cent.
For the first of fifteen instruments (third Sc
ries) to be paid to them or expended Tor their
benefit, per second article OF treaty of March
twelfth, eighteen hundred and ffty-eiyht. eisht
thousand dollars.
For this amount, to be expended during
the pleasure OF the President, in furnishing
such aid and assistance in agricultural and me-
chanical pursuits, including the working OF the
MIL, as provided by second article treaty of
March twelfth, eighteen hundred and fifty.
eight, as the Secretary Of the Interior NAV con-
side5 advantageous aud necessary, ave thou
For this amount, or 90 much thereof as may
De necessary, TO be used at the discretion OF the
instructing the Poncas in the arts of civiliza-
tiop, with view to their self-support, aud for
subsistence and clothing, i've thousand dollars.
POTTAwATOMIEs.
For permanent annuity, In silver, per fourth
article treaty OF August third, seventeen hun
dred and ninety 1--we, three hundred and fifty
seven dollars and eighty cents.
For permanent annuity, in silver, per third
article treaty OF September thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and nine, one hundred and seventy
eight dollars and ninety cents.
For permanent annuity, in silver, per third
article treaty OF October second, eighteen hun
dred and eighteen, eight hundred and ninety
four dollars and fifty cents.
For permanent annuity. In money. mar sacoud