Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06
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sioux OF DIFFERENT rRiBA y, IhcLupiss SAN
1 TEE SIOUX IN THE srATn on hkskN<k.
ed a9t nth Of thirty in.s.lss yesr. or
/ for flannel, hose, and calico, sso domesocs re
CURED for females over twelve yeaf. sol age and
,es such :, flannel and cotton ecsas ,,I may o
tenth article treaty OF April twenty min. a, eigh:
ten hundred and sixty-eisht, one huDdi ed and
| nfty-iune thousand four hundred dollars.
For nth OF thirty instaInents, TO pure hAse
such articles - may be Considered proper by
the Secretary Of the Interior for persons rosA 4
,ng and Tor persons engaged in agriculture. tws'
For pay Of second BLACKSMITH, and furnishing
non, steel, and ether material, per eighth ar
ticle OF treaty of April wenty-ninth, eighteen
hundred and sixty eight, two thousand dollars
For this amount, 20 be expended in the pur-
chase OF beef. -four, bacon, and sugar, in pro-
portionate quantities, for thirty Thousand per-
sons; and for subsistence Of the Yankton Sioux
and Poncas; and tor purposes of civiliz
one million one hundred thousand dollars Pro-
rtded, That the President may withhold the
raid supplies from said Indians, or any band
thereof, until they shall consent 20 remain north
OF the Niobrsra and outside of Wyoming, il he
q, ems IL expediept 30 TO do.
For psy OF Physician, ave teachers, one car
penter, one miller, one engineer, one farmer,
and one blscksm n, per thirteenth article Of
treaty OF April twenty ninth. eighteen hundred
lars.
For second of three instruments. for the pur-
chase of seeds aud agricultural Implements. %
be furnished 10 he ads of families or lodges who
shall engage In farming, as per eighth article
ard sixty eight nfteen tboussnS doIIars
For Industrial school at the Santee Sioux
agency, three thousand dollars.
Fer tran or alton, and the necessary expen-
ses OF delivering goods, % be purch ssed the
different bands OF the Sioux Indians, under
treaty OF April twenty ninth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, seventy-hve thousand dollars.
SIOUX sIsskToN AND wAHPKToS, AND SAN
TkE SIOUX OF LAKE TRAVERSE AND DEyIL's
LAKE.
For this amount, being the second of ten in
stslments OF the sum OF eight hundred thousand
dollars named In q certain agreement, which
agreement is hereby confirmed, made by tae
commissioners appointed by the Secretary of the
seventh, eIghteea hundred and seventy-two,
with the Sisseton and Wshpeton bands Of Sioux
Indians for the relinq uish ment by said Indians
OF their claim 20 or interest In the lands de-
scribed in the second article Of the treaty made
with them February nineteenth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seven, the same % be expended,
under the direction OF the President for the
benefit OF said Indians, in the manner prescribed
| in said treaty of eighteen hundred and sixty
| seven, as amended by the Senate, said amend
| ment as amended having been ratified by the
| Indians, as provided by act or February four
| teenth, eighteen hundred and seventy three
| eighty thousand dollars.
YAEKTOs TRIBE OF SIOUX.
For sixth of ten instruments, second SERIES
| TO be paid TO them or expended for their BEN
shall remove to and settle and reside upon their
| reservation, per fourth article treaty Of April
| nineteenth, eighteen hundred and ffty-elght,
| forty thousand dollars.
For transportation of goods, one thousand two
| hundred dollars.
SIOUX AT THE PORT PECK AGENCY.
For this amount, u be expended in such
as the President, may from time 20 time. de-
termine, including trans portstlon, in instructing
in agricultural and mech anical pursuits, in pro-
| viding employees, educating children, procur-
| ing medicine and medical attendance, care for
and support OF the aged, sick, and infrm, for the
helpless orphans or said Indians, and in any
| respect to promote their civilization, COM
| fort, and improvement, (includins storekeeDer,
blacksmith, and carpenter, at nine hunured
dollars each per anuum; assistant storekeeper
and one cook, at six hundred dollars each per
| annum; and three laborers, az six hundred dol.
lars each per annum) one hundred and nifty
thousand dollars; but this appropriation shall
be expended Tor the benefit OF such portions of
| said bands only and for such time as thew
| maintain friendly relations with the United
States.
wALL-PAH-PRK TRIBE OF SNAKE INDIANS.
For third of ten instalments, to be expended
| under the direction of the President, as pei
| seventh article treaty Of August twelfth,
eighteen hundred and sixty Eve, one thousand
two hundred dollars
| s'KLALLAMs:
/ For fifteenth OF twenty instalments on sixty
thouaLd dollars (being the last of the fifth
l series,) to be applied to the use aud benefit OF
said Indians, under the direction Of the Presi-
| dent, per nfth article treaty of January twenty
1 sixth, eighteen hundred and Iitty-hve, two
| thousand four hundred dollars.
| For fifteenth of twenty instruments, for the
support OF an agricultural and industrial school,
i and for pay for suitable teachers, per eleventh
article treaty OF January twenty sixth, eighteen
| hundred and 6fty-fve, two thousand i've hun
1 dred dollars.
| For fifteenth OF twenty instruments, for the
| employment OF blacksmith, carpenter, farmer,
| ana physician (who shall furnish medicine for
/ tie siCkl per eleventh article OF treaty OF jan
i usry twenty-siXth, eighteen hundrd and fifty
| tive, four thousand six hundred dollars.
For support OF a smith and carpenter shop,
| and 10 rovide the necessary tools therefor, per
saIne article OF same treaty, i've hundred dol
| lars.
| TABEGUAcHE BAND OF UTAH INDIANS.
| Fer pay of blacksmith, as per tenth article of
| treaty Of October seventh, eighteen hundred
ard sixty.three, seven hundred and twenty dol
| lars.
TABEGUAcHE, MUAcHB, oArorR, wKxNI-
SuCHE, YAMPA, GRAND RIVER AND UINrAH
| BANDS OF UTEs.
For pay Of two carpenters, two miIlers, two
| farmers, and one blacksmith, as per fifteenth
/ article of treaty of March second, eighteen
| hundred and sixty weight, six thousand dollars.
/ For pay OF two teachers, as per same article
OF same treaty, one thousand eight hundred
| dollars
| Fer the purchase of iron and steel, and the
necessary tools for blacksmith shop, per ninth
| article OF same treaty, two hundred and twenty
i dollars.
For sixth of thirty instruments, to be expend-
ca under the direction of the Secretary of the
| Interior, for clothing, blankets, and such other
| articles as he may think proper and necessary,
under eleventh article of same treaty, twenty
| five thousand dollars.
| For transportation of such goods as may be
| purchased Tor said Indians, i've thousand dol
| lars.
| UMPeUAs AND CALAPooIAs OF UNPQUA VAL
| LEY, OREGON.
| For last OF twenty instruments OF annuity, for
| beneficial objects, to be expended as directed
| by the President per third article treaty of No
| yember twenty ninth, eighteen hundred and
| fity-four, one thousand dollars.
For last OF twenty instruments, for the pay OF
| q teacher and purchase of books and stationery,
| per sixth article treaty of November twenty
| ninth, eighteen hundred and ffty-four, one
| thousand four hundred and City dollars.
| WALLA-wALLA, CAYUsE AND UMArILLA
/ TRIBES.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, being
l the last of the third series, to be expended un-
1 der the direction OF the President, per second
| article treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred
81 fifty five, four thousand dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments, for the
purcbase Of all necessary mill fixtures and me-
| chsnical tools, medicines and hospitsl-stores,
| books and stationary for schools, repairs of
| school building and furniture, and for employ
ees, three thousand dollars.
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