New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ], 1874.

VIEW OllAUAANO II
amendment as amended having been rati-
led by the Indians, as provided by act Of
February fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
seyenty-rhree, eighty thousand dollars.
YASKToN TRIBE OF SIOUX.
ror sixth of ten stallments second seriesl
to be paid 70 them or expended for their
benefit, commencing with the year N which
they shall remove to and settle and reside
upon their reservation, per fourth article
treaty of April nineteenth, eighteen hun
dred and fty-eight, forty thousand dollars.
For transportation Of goods, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
SIOUX AT THE FORT PECK AGENCY.
For this amount, to be expended in such
goods, provisions and other useful articles
as the President may, from time to time,
determine, including transportation, in in
strrcting in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
children, procuring medicines aAd medlcsi
attendance, care for and support OF the
aged, sick and infrm. tor the helpless
orphans of said Indians, and in any respect
to promote their civilization, comfort, and
Improvement Including storekeeper, black.
smith and carpenter, 1t nine hundred OOi-
lars each per aunuM; assistant etOrekeeper
and one cook, at six hundred dollars each
per annum; and three laborers, at six hun
dred dollars each per annum) one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars; but this appro-
priation shall be expended for the benefit of
such portions Of said bands only and for
such time as they maintain friendly re!a-
tons with the United States.
wALLo pAH-PEE TRIBE OF SNAKE INDIANS
Far third of ten inetaIlments, 70 be ex.
pended under the direction Of the President,
as per seventh article treaty of August
twelfth. eighteen hundred and siz.y.iiye,
one thousand two hundred dollars
sKLALLAMs.
For fifteenth of twenty i1staliments 81
sixty thousand dollars tbeing the last of
the fifth series,} to be applied TO the use
and benefit of said Indians, under the direcs
ton of the President. per fifth article treaty
Of January twenty-siIths eighteen hundred
AID ffty.tse, two thousand four hundred
dollars.
For fifteenth q: twenty instaiin,ents, for
the supper. Q: az agricultural and indus
teachers per eleventh article treaty OF
January tweIry-sixth. eighteen hundred
and ffty.t.ge. Two thousand I've aandreC
dollars.
For fifteenth o. twenty instaIimen:s. for
the employmeLt Of a blacksmith. carpenter.
farmer, and physician who shall furnish
medicine tor the sick per eleventh article
Of treaty Of Jan usry twenty-sixth. eighteen
hundred and htry-fEe, tour thousand sls
agrd.ed dollars.
Cor supper. Of smith and carpen:e:
shoTs. and TO provide the necessary :oois
therefor. per same article OF sane ::ea.:,
:::.-e hundred dollars.
:aIEGr.cHE BAND or UrAE INDIANS.
For pay Of blacksmith. as pc: tenth art.
Gle Q: :Teaty Of October seventh. eighteen:
hundred and six:y.:Lree. seyea hundred
and twenty dollars.
TiBEGCACHE. MrAcHr. c4FO1E, E:.3iiS.'-
cEE. vAxPs. GRAM, RIVER aS:' v:S..H
BANDS az C.Es.
!or pay OF two carpenters. :'vo :n;ie.s,
twu farmers, and one blacksmith, as Per
fifteenth article Of treaty OF March second.
eighteen hundred and s.x:v-e.sh-, s::. :.o:.-
sand dollars.
For pay q: two teachers. as !s: came
article % sane treaty, ore :acrsaL: e.:.:
hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of ;ror and s:ae:. sni
Tie necessary tools for blacksmith sho:.. per
u.ntn article Of same treaty. $50 :.I:.dgeti
70: sixth Of thirty :nstafin-n:s. 20 ae
expended under the direction q: the SecTc.
gary Of the Interior. for clothing. blankets.
anc such other articles a. ne ma" think
proper and necessary. Hnde: eleventh
article OF same :reaty, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For transportation of srci: goods a, ,ra:
be purchase: :os ta.1 Indians. ..Te :'."'ss and
dollars.
Cs:;.c:i Ayo cA2arOolas or rni.:rA :.a:-
iEY, OREGON.
Tor LAS: Of twenty iDstallments Of anr:.:::tc:'.
tpS parafriaf nhiepfs n he ayetesNfGr q
directed by the President per third article
treaty Of November twen.y-ninth, eighteen
hundred and .f!;.sous, enc s.e:sa.i co.,
lars.
For East .: twenty :nstaiimen.s. FOR :ha
pay Of a teacher and purchase Of books and
stationery per sixth article treaty 81
November twenty.ninth. eighteen hundred
and tittyfour. one thousand :o;:s i:::'.:es.
and :.i,y dollars.
va:.:s.va:.s, cssvsE A::, rvx:::::::.A
sRIBES.
For fifteenth Of twenty :nstaiin.:-s. be-. /.
che last Of the third series. be 70 expended
under the direction of the President. pei
second article treaty of June ninth. eig hceen
hundred and ffty-fve, four thousand dollars,
For fifteenth of twenty instalfnents, for
Gle purchase Of all necessary miil-fxtnres
| and mechanical tools, medicines and hos
pital stores, books and stationery !ol
schools, repairs of school building and fur.
T! nitures and :oS employees sk:ee thousand
| dollars
| she pay and subsistence @: one saperintend'
| ent Of farming operations, enc farmer, swc
| millerss one blacksmith. one wagon and
plow maker. enc carpenter ana !so:rer.
one physician. and two Teachers, pc,
| fourth article treaty Of June ninth. eight
cen hundred ana s.ty'SGe. zinc s:.e:.aId
| Gollarso
For s::eentf e twenty !ns.a;i,r.n:., &C..
/ the pay Of each Of the head chiefs 0: che
Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and Umatills bands,
! the sum of five hundred dollars Der annum,
per Sfth article treaty Of y une ninth. eight.
cen hundred and Gsty Sys. Gss :A9Gs.Is;
FIVE hundred dollars.
soH Co2oNszISa avn srp,oR-,va 9rn
wScHITAs AND OTHER AFFILIATED GASDs,
For this amount TO be expended is .ach
| goods, provisions and other articles as the
President may from time to time determine,
including transportation thereof in IN.
| structing in agricultural and mechanical
pursuits, in providing employees, educating
| children, procuring medicine and medical
| attendance, care for and support of the
! aged, sick and infrm, tOr the helpless or.
phans Of said Indians, and in any other re.
| spect to promote their civilization, comfor,
anu improvement tIuCluOluS pay VI pEysi'
clan and clerk, twelve hundred dollars
| EACH blacksmith, carpenter, sawyer and
| head farmer, at nine hundred dollars each
per annun; and two assistant farmers, one
| matron, one mason, two teachers, at six
! hundred dollars each per annum; one engi
neer, six hundred and sixty dollars; and
| one seamstress, two cooks and one laun
| dress, six hundred dollars each per annuml
| fifty thousand dollars.
WINNEBAGOEss
| For interest on eight hundred ara eighty