The Portland daily press., 1874-11-20

treaty of June fifth eighteen hundred and tfty-four,
seven thousand five hundred dollars
MANIFESTED RIVER.
For permanent annuity in goods or otherwise, per
fourth article treaty of August third seventeen hun
dred and ninety y-fve, five hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity, in goo1s or otherwise, per
articles treaty of August twenty first eighteen hum
dred and five, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For permanent annuity, in goods or otherwise. per
third and Separate articles treaty of September hr-
tieth, eighteen hundred and nine, three hundred
and fifty dollars.
MIAMIES OF INDIANA.
For interest ON two hundred and twenty-one tbou-
sand two hundred and ffty-seven dollars and eighty
six CENTS uniavested. at five per centum per Senate
amendment to fourth article treaty of June fifth
and sixty-two dollars and eighty-nine cents.
tFa"t 1U MOLELS. A+ sEs
For pay of teachers and manual-labor schools, for
all necessary materials therefor, and for the sub
sstence of the pupils per fourth article of treaty.
December twenty-frst eighteen hundred and ffty-
five, three thousand dollars
MIXED sHoSHoNEs, BANNACKs AND SHEEP
EATERS.
For this amount, to be expended under the direc
ton 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
thousand dollars. &a
NAvAJOES. 81
For sixth Of ten instalments, of such articles of
thousand one hundred and forty lone Navajo Indians
not exceeding five dollars per INDIAN as per eighth
article treaty of June first, eighteen hundred and
sixty forty five thousand seven hundred and
five dollars -r--
For fifth of ten instaments, to be used by the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in the purchase of
necessities Of the Indians may indicate to be proper.
the sum of ten dollars to each person who engages in
farming or mechanical pursuits, ESTIMATED to be
three thousand and forty-seven persons) thirty
thousand tour hundred and seventy dollars.
Enrp roff tam nI,ar1 fhprrca n
dred dollars. Q 7 = , : -'"A
For transportation of goods, three thousand dol
lars. .r ....' f- .....-
NEz PIERCE INDIANS.
For last of five insaments, of third SERIES for ben
ecial Objects at the discretion of the President per
fourth article treaty Of june eleventh, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-fve six thousand dollars
For fifteenth Of twenty instaments, for the sup-
port Of two schools, of which to be an agrcul-
buildings, and for providing suitable furniture books
and stationery, per fifth article treaty of June
eleventh, eighteen hundred and ffty-fve, five hum
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for the en-
ployment OF one q superintendent Of teaching and
eighteen hundred and fify-fve, two thousand seven
hundred dollars
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for the en-
ployment OF one superintendent of farming and two
farmers two millers two backsmiths. one timer,
one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one wagon and
plow MAKER per fifth article treaty of June eleventh.
lars. ,r, ~ s..vl4 -. - 80" - =
lrOT OIL twenty 1nStalmentS, Tor OF
physician, per fifth article treaty Of June eleventh,
eighteen hundred and fiity-fve, one thousand dol
lars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair the buildings for the various employees and
and for providing the necessary furniture therefor
Per nth article treaty Of June eleventh, eighteen
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments, for the salary
OF such person as the tribe may select to be their
eighteen hundred and five, five hundred dollars.
For salary Of two subordinate chiefs, per fifth
article treaty Of June NINTH eighteen hundred and
For ninth OF sixteen instalments, for boarding
and clothing the children who shall attend the
Schools providing the schools and boarding-houses
with necessary furniture the purchase of necessary
wagons, teams, agricultural Implements TOOLS and
SO forth and tor fencing Of such land as may be
needed for gardening and farming purposes for the
schools three thousand dollars.
For salaries of two matrons to take charge of the
boarding schools, two assistant teachers, farmer
one carpenter, and two millers, four thousand five
hundred dollars ~ y
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, for keeping
in repair the hospital and providing the necessary
medicines and the furniture therefor, three hundred
dollars. ..-- ~ : :
For repair of houses, mills, and tools, and necessa
ry materials. one thousand dollars.
N1SQUALLY, ,PUYALLUP: AND OTHER TRIBES
AND BANDS OF INDIANS.
For last of twenty instalments in part payment
for Of title to to be asd to
one thousand dollars.
tors, smith, carpenter, farmer and physician (who
shall furnish medicine to the sick er tenth article
treaty 8 Of December twenty-sxh eighteen hundred
For the last Of twenty instaments, tor the sup
port of an agricultural and industrial school, and
support of smith and carpenter shop. and providing
the meet ssary tools therefor conformity with the
tenth article treaty of December twenty eight
dred dollars ~
NORTHERN CHEYENNES AND ARAPAHOES.
For sixth of thirty instalments, for purchase of
clothing as per sixth article treaty of May tenth,
dollars.
For sixth Of ten instalments, to be expended by
the Secretary of the Interior ten dollars for each In
from time to time the condition and necessities Of
the Indians may indicate to be proper. per same
treaty, eighteen thousand dollars. "
For pay OF physician, teacher, carpenter, miller,
farmer, blacksmith, and engineer, per seventh ari-
Gle treaty Of May tenth. eighteen hundred and sixty
For last of four instalments, to furnish said In
dians with -four and meat per sixth article treaty OF
May tenth, eighteen hundred and sxty-eight, forty
For transportation of goods, two thousand dol
lars: Provided, That said Northern Cheyennes and
Indian Territory before the delivery of said supplies
appropriated for by the foregoing clauses.
s-s % OMAHAS. s. t- ti
For seventh of fifteen instalments of this amount
being third seres in money otherwise, per fourth
article treaty of March sixteenth eighteen hundred
and fifty -four, twenty thousand dollars.
For ninth of ten instalments for keeping in repair
per eighth article treaty of March sixteenth, eight
cen hundred and fty-four, and third article treaty
| three hundred dollars
For ninth of ten instalments, for pay of one en-
gineer, one thousand two hundred doibrs.
For ninth of ten nstaments for pay of one mil
ler, per same treaties. nine hundred dollars.
For ninth Of ten insalments, for pay of one farm
er, per same treaties, nine hundred dollars.
For ninth of ten instalments, for pay 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 hundl ed dollars.
For one matron, six hundred dollars
OSAGES.
For interest on sixty-nine thousand one hundred
and twenty dollars at five per centum per annum,
being value OF ftyfour sections OF land set apart
by treaty of June second, eighteen hundred and
Of January nn @ bbeea bp9r an
thtrty,eight, three thousand four hundred and fifty
For interest on three hundred thousand dollars at
five per centum per annum, to be paid semi annually
money or such articles as the Secretary Of the In
teiql may uIect az per nIst artlcle treaty OF Sep
tember twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty
five, fifteen thousand dollars.
For interest on seven hundred and twenty thou
sand seven hundred and forty-nne dollars at five
per centum per annum, to be used for such objects
as the Secretary of the Interior may direct, as per
act of July fifteenth eighteen hundred and seventy
thirty-six thousand and thirty seven dollars and
fortyfve cents: Procded That the Secretary of the
Interior be, and he is hereby authorized to expend
and Little Usage Indians provided to be sold by sec
tion twelve of said act Of Juy fifteenth eighteen
hundred and seventy the sum of two hundred thou
sand dollars per annum for two years, OF so much
thereof as may be necessary, for the purchase of
stock and agricultural implements, opening farms,
erection of houses and for the civilization and sup
port OF the Osages and of their tribal government
OTOES AND MISSOURIANs.
For seventh of fifteen instalments being the third
series, H. money otherwise, per fourth article
treaty of March fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
ffty-four, nine thousand dollars A
PAWNEES. sr-
For perpetual annuity, at least one half of which
is to be in goods and such articles may be deemed
necessary for them second article treaty of Sep
tember twenty-iourth, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven thirty thousand dollars
For support of two manual labor schools per third
article treaty of September twenty fourth eighteen
hundred and fifty-seven, ten thousand dollars.
For pay OF two farmers. two blacksmiths and two
apprentices, one miller and apprentice, two teach
ers, one shoemaker, and carpenter seven thou
sand five hundred dollars. - -
For pay OF physician and purchase of medicines,
one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the purchase of iron and steel and other nec-
essaries for the shops. five hundred dollars,
For The purchase OF farming utensils and stock one
thousand two hundred dollars.
For repair of grist and saw mills three hundred
dollars. .0g.-7f.i3 b f .I- --'N
For transportation and necessary cost of delivery
of annuitipS thp fho,,eapd fya b,,,