Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-09-04

the employment of a blacksmith, carpen-
ter, farmer, and physician, who shall furn-
ish medicine for the sick, four thousand
six hundred dollars.
MENoMONEES.
For the ninth Of fifteen iustalments of
annuity upon two hundred and forty-two
thousand six hundred and eighty-six dol
lars, for cession of lands, per fourth article
treaty of May twelfth, eighteen hundred
and fifty-fonr, aud Senate amendment
thereto, sixteen thousand one hundred and
seventy-nine dollars and six cents.
MIAMIEs OF KANSAS.
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assistant, and iron and steel for shop,
per hnh article treaty of October sixth,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, and fourth
article treaty of June fifth, eighteen hun
dred and fifly-four, nine hundred and for
ty dollars.
For permanent provision for miller in
lieu of gunsmith, per nth article treaty of
October sixth, eighteen hundred and eigh-
teen, fl nh article treaty of October twenty
third, eighteen hundred Snd thirty-four,
and fourth article treaty of June fifth,
eighteen hundred and ti1y-fOur, six hun
dred dollars.
For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at
five per centum, for educational purposes,
per third article treaty of June fiflh, eigh-
teen hundred and Gftyfour, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
one hundred and firtv thousand dollars
per third article treaty of June fifth, eigh-
teen hundred and hity-iour, seven thou
sand five hundred dollars.
MANIFESTED RIVER.
For nermanent annuitv in goods or otb-
erwise ner fourth article treaty of Aupust
third seventeen hundred and ninetv.fivp
five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity. in goods or 9TH
erwise, per articles treaty OF August twen-
tty-I,is.,, eig1teeu gI te. %nuuureu % auu ilNe' TWO
IL. .'.I',.l1 ~ auu my ii, =;
-. Pc iI""tnt itHS '"nu'J in s" soou' VI otn-
,.",se' Pet i .uiiu anu a't,cles
5J u pm IL ii, kI Ss
Iuueu nuna anu ni"e' 'nieo nuuu'e" "uu my
uoi''i''
MIAMIES OF INDIANA.
Far interast o,, tu,o hundrod and twontr-
ona thousand two bnndrad and fif,v'savsn
doilarS and eiobIv-siX cants nniGyyastad
at five nor centnr1 nor Senate arnanJn,nnt'
IN tonrth article treaty or Jnna riftb eiohs
teen bnndred and riny.Gonr eIavan thon-
sand and sixiv.iwo dolisrs ami eightr'nina
oo,,s "'' 'N'S w ''''N ''s s"'J n'"0
,,ore
MOLELS.
For pay of teachers and manual-labor
schools, for all necessary materials there
for, and for the subsistence of the pupils,
per fourth article of treaty December twen-
,ro tErl,Ist, egu,deh ,i numureu anu ll''y-hNe'
e'.... -
MINED SHOSHONES, ANNACkS,
AND SHEEP-EATERS.
For this amount, 10 be expended under
the direction of the President, in assisting
these Indians to move to and locate on the
Fort Hall reservation, in Idaho Territory,
and to aid them in educational and agri-
cultural pursuits on said reservation. twen-
ty thousand dollars.
.rope
NAV AooEo'
For sixth of ten instalments, of such ar
ticles of clothing, or raw material in lieu
thereof, for nine thousand one hundred
and forty-one Navajo Indians, not exceed
ing five dollars per Indian, as per eighth
article treaty OF June first, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-eight, forty-fve thousand
seven hundred and five dollars.
For fifth OF ten instalments, to be used
by the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs in
the purchase OF such articles as, from time
| TO time, the condition and necessities of the
Indians may indicate to be proper, the sum
of ten dollars to each person who engages
In tarmlng or mechanlcal pursuits, (estl-
mated to he three thousand and forty
seven persons,) thirty thousand four hun
dred and seventy dollars.
For pay OF two teachers, one thousand
| hve hundred dollars.
For transportation OF goods, three thous-
and dollars.
| NEZ PIERCE INDIANS
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"'G W t;,,la,'' siH .nosanH to. uoiiaIs.
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pe az aS; 'l; % anu inIustlial scnooi,
sor nr9Sy;dirg al Psni,aTia f,rwi,,ra oIns anu
10, loi Pie,;.ni5 '1n tSL r,inI {, oooA
and stationery, per NTH article treaty OF
S Sune ereNen.n, elSat1en a nunuFeu anu MY
nNe, nsS seit nuuIre9 1uiIas. s, ,.,.u e..
| A. roi 1 ni.een'n vi tmeu'y Ils!aillenls ioi
.Le 'i'eut i "a o'io gu ~
, " ~, Sun Io'a,I r.. i'I sn3
tIes'y oi 'sne s eieNentn, eisnIeen nunuleu t'
auu IltS-nNe' t"o 'nousaiu seNeu nun
uiSu IT, uet q n., s ..,,... ,.,.,, e..
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Tue en oynhent Vi one supeIlntenusnt vi
tarniiuS, ia anu smo iai iuers, ,1, "o niileis'
WI ;,h o,,o n.rtn, uno sund
s,tp, I,,, oIe rSr pr ~ anu Tne maso1
Piom Pc III hdd a. VI s.n
eIeVehtn, elSntsen nunureu anu nity-h'e'
seEen sntn tnousanu So,,a. .,, ,,,o,o,,,,. g..
ror iit1eLtn oi t"on' s.i iot
pay oi pnysio,ah' per @ nion ar.lo,o Sreaay
OF 1uhe eieEeutn, eignteen nuhu'eu anu
my NY, one .lousauu uoii"ls. e..
~; a., nJ ~, h'y{, 5i1,,s" f tiso' ~,
rious EMPLOYEES and for providing the nee
essary furniture therefor, per fifth article
treaty of June eleventh, eighteen hundred
aud fiity-tive, three hundred dollars.
For hileenth OF twenty instruments, lor
the salary OF such person as the tribe may
select to be their head chlei per MN article
treaty ol June eleventh, eighteen hundred
and hity-hve, nVe hundred dollars.
For salary OF two subordinate chiels, as
per MIN article treaty OF June hlhth' elgh-
teen hundred ana slxty-lhree' one thous-
and dollars.