Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-13
A. HAYWOOD. Editor and Proprietor.

0nOe0On0 oX0nCy, y 1Y0 0O0ss1 ~ =. .
One fof ne tribes g. IN Utan, . nve 1'1''fLl Nun
ldred dollars per annum.
Seven Tor the tribes u New AexiOo,
namely: Two FOR tho MaNelo4 e&enoy,
and one each for ne ADiaulu, Vimma. L
ron, Aeecalero Apache. soatnein APaene
and Pueblo agencies, at MO 1u9dIeo ool-
lars each Per annom; Proyacso, os .laa stsao sno
Abiquiu agency snail oe a1o11neo &c.
December, eighteen hundred and seventy
four. ), ~. .,...
Two for the tribes Colorado, namely:
Los f1noe ana Wnlee 1slyet sgenciss' u
i've hundred dollars per annum each.
Seven tor the tribes IN Neoraska,
@ be assigned % such agencies as me
secretary OF t9e 1nterlof may oileSs' q
lonr nunorea ool!als per na annum es e.cn.
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Joii.-s FL. ~ .sr1 ~ ,n,,ch ths-eof aa NAV he
recosss-,, ~ - or.hIe the secratarv ~ tia
Tntor;nr , T. ~ sn~niv S temnorsrv @ inte,nreters ~
for ei -" ~. se-,,; ~ iH ceY;i;,oi s tr;hes
Thres ~ tha tribes In wisconsin.
nAmeSVs &Hf3Gn
and r. Pointe arencies. at four hundred
dollars each.
-Four for the tribes In Minnesota, name
ly: Boise Forte, Chippewas, White Earth,
Red Lake and Pillager agencies, at four
hundred dollars each:
Two for the tribes In Michigan, name.
ly: Mackinac agency, at four hundred
dollars each.
Six for the tribes in Arizona, namely:
Colorado River, Pima and MartcoPa,
Moqu1s Pueblo, Ch1racahul, san C9rlos
and Camp Apache agencies, az IOur num-
dred dollars each; making forty'seven
interpreter, at four hundred dollars each
twenty.nine interpreters, at five hundred
dollars each; and six hundred dollars Tor
temporary interpreters; In all, thirty
three thousand nine hundred dollars.
For buildings at agencies, and repairs
of the same, ten thousand dollars.
For vaccine matter, and vaccination Of
Indians, two thousand dollars.
For present to and provisions for In
dams. i've thousand dollars.
For contingencies, including travelling,
incidental, current and contingent expen:
ses Oh s9PetMeenoen's anu seeI;s, "n" u
''7'I onlcss, Ss .aDsy nmn 'nuas"nu o..".s- ~
AfACHES, hlOWA5 AMI w.
MANCHES.
For seventh of thirty installments, as
provided to be expended under the tenth
article of the treaty of October twenty.
first eighteen hundred and sixty.three,
concluded at Medicine Lodge Creek,
| in Kansas. with the kiowas and Comanch.
es. and under the third article treaty 01
the same date with the Apaches, thirty
Il
For nurchase of cothine. as provided
in the same treaty twcnLy.six thousand
dn,lars
Fnr nav of carncnter. farmer. black.
smith: miller and cngineer, five thousand
two hundred dollars.
For pay of physician and teacher, five
Thousand nVe hundreo aolis,s.
For transportaton OF gooos, iSua .nou
sana "ol1afs; p;o.a' p;.;ono .' fnr o tho Hnschns
9t:eeu 'ppdduEka d Ekaa"wnS.. ~ n,,.W 10 d~nnnd
h'ow.s sI :.n1 1So1c I'ns, e thr,a s't Ind;.rs tc
~ on -n.o; u;t ,,.on ". rnsnr,,t;nns sH a,,a ra
le es1 an'an hal+;i!.;ns A'soA '"''o"' "n'' 1e
I.H.n %1l',, ..o", 1,nr," 1, rno, ,,,,,,,,e, .,,,
AhACAAnEEo, dhOo vEN1hho AMI
MANDANo'
For. this amount, to be expended il
such goods, provisions, and other articles
as the President may, from time to time
determine, including transportation there
Of, in instructing in agricultural and me
chanical pursuits, in providing employees
educating children, procuring medicine
ana meo1cal a..;nGaacc, !s Ga!e aor anu sup up
Po5t @ cl tae aseu sleA as:I edu 1na;an: III IA -, :,
AeIPIess, oPnons - u.o eolu 1.:, .s.n;, "G LII;
any Ot'Acl lesPee' W Rf4moo ;r...asa .ao ~. ~
1as,1n, coMiV!t aou ,;p;es lMP;Usemon., a.a w s
% clu9An P"y VI yno tLysa.aon, t,aca. a vnS Iavu W.
sano nve nunaleu n ooa n:rGos one eaS .Simsa nsaI
one c1Ren. ~ on9 snI elsldeSt Sa,,"rs "u a.oh oh'
% acAs' .sntne as nne "n% ona os herIor o'a q
oaso, Tu" h..nSse5 % Sa1i.rs % oaoh not "nn,,,,. .
sovSn 49nueu sn .1S uU.a SsI1on. Ill Po' $'A@1~1'
leAsn'5'n'o 'uoueal" 1O..a4"'
AfACdEo.
For this amount, to subsist and properl,
care for the Apache Indians in Arizon'
land New Mexico, who have been or ma,
be collected on reservations in New
Mexico and Arizona, namely: For thos
Iin Arizona. three hundred and seventy
five thousand dollars; and for those il
New Mexico, one hundred and twenty
aond .~ ' do1Iars. ] nrnv;ded % that this annrG
; nr;ot;on shaII he evneni}ell onlv in heka|
r. % those Indians Who 90 and remain upo]
sa;d reservations and reffain from hostilj
ties. fi.. '~''>' ''''0''' '''
ARApAHors cHEYENNEs APACB
AMArU9M1' "a 1q09% S11 Gn19H "a NG9iTa = 12i q An AZ
,' E9, A4UWAS' COlANN11He' AM
"4caiIAo'
For subsistence of the Arapahoe, CheJ
enne, Apache, Kiows, Comanche an
Wichita Indians, (snd transportation 9
the same) who have been COLLECTED opol
the reservations set apart Tor their %
and occupation, In the Indian Ierr1torJ
three hundred thousand doliars; pre-
ndsd 'nas an' tn,s NJ e%of ~ tSnse s Tndisn
P. n5 J Jrero.;n ~ rron es;6 raaerv,
tions, and refrain from hostilitles; an
provided further. that no troops shall o
kept stationed on the Reservation o
which said Indians are located, put IN
} northern line OF Texas shall be gaardet
, 60 far a. possible, 90 = to prevent IN
Indians nom roaming into that states, q
, the whites tfom intEpding on tne !noia ia
reservations, except soch troops as ma
, be necessary to preserve order.
al ASSINABOINES.