New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-01
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL or TIE UNITED SiAles
Ofsis.Al JOURNAL Of hE@ 6attANs
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Law. of the United states, Passed ut the
Firs, session Of the Ferfs'fa'ro Son-

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GENERAL. MATURING. 13,I
g., a.. making appropriations for the cur
~sn- and contingent expenses OF the II
ian Department, and tor fulfilling treat,
LIMITATIONS with VARIOUS Indian tribes
1or the year ending June thirteth
e;phtsen hundred and seventy-ive, ant
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House o
Representatives Of the United States o
America il Congress assembled, That tn
following SUMS be, and they are herby sp
propriateG, on. Of any money II the treas
ury not otherwise Appropriated. Tor tn
purpose of paying the current and conGDs
antexpenses Of the Indian Department, anc
fulfilling treaty stipuiationS with the variou
Indian tribes:
aaairs for the Central and Northern super
tendencies, two thousand dollars each.
For pay Of sixty-nine agents OF India,
affairs. at one thousand five hundred dollAr
each, except the one At Iowa, namely:
Six for the tribes in Oregon, namely
Warm Springs. klamath, Grand Ronde
SiIetz, Umstiils, and Malheur agencies;
Five for the tribes in Warrington Terri
tory, namely, Neah Bay, Yakima, ColvI
Nisq1ally, Puysllup. and other tribes, and
S'Kokomish agencies;
Three for the tribes IN California, namely
Hoopa Valley, Round Valley, aud Tule
Two Tor the tribes IN Nevada, namely
Pi-Ute ard Walker River, and Pyramid
Lake agencies:
Two Tor the tribes in Idaho, namely, Hez
Perez and Fort Hall agencies;
-Four for the tribes IN Montana, namely,
Elathead, Blsckfoot, Crow, and MIX River
OF Fort Peck agencies;
Ten for the tribes in Dakota, namely, Red
Cloud, MILESTONE, Yankton, PoncA, Upper
Missouri, Grand River, Cheyenne River,
Fort Berthold, Sisseton. and DeviIs Lake
agencies;
Shoshone agency;
One for TIE tribes in L tan, namely, Cintah
Five for the tribes in Now Mexico, namely,
Publ ,,Abisuau, Navajo, Mescalero Apache,
and southern Apache agencies;
Two Of the tribes in Colorado, namely,
Eos Pinos and White River agencies.
Six for the tribes in Nebraska, namely,
Great EeuahA, Omaha, Winnebsgco Paw
gee, Otoe, and Santee agencies
One for the tribes in KAnsas:
Eight for the tribes In the Indian Tern.
cory, namely, Ksw or Kansas and kioka-
poo, Sac and Fox, Quapaw, Neosho, kiOwa,
and Comanche, Upper Arkansas, and Wich-
eta agencies; and one for the Cherokees,
Creeks, Choctaws and Chickssaws and
Seminoles;
One for the tribes in Minnesota, namely,
at the White Earth agency;
Oae for the tribes in Iowa, namely, at
Che Sac and Fox Of Iowa agency, five hun
dred dollars; and twelve hundred dollars to
build Q school house; provided. that no
salary be paid to the agent unless he lives
near enough to the agency to teach and
care for the tribe every day;
Two for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely,
mt the Green Bay and La Pointe agencies;
One for tte tribes in Michigan, namely.
at the Mackinsc agency.
One for the New York Indians, namely,
at the New York agency.
Seven .Or the tribes Of IN Arizona, namely,
Colorado river, )PapaXo, Pimpa and Mari
copa, Chiricshni, San Carlos, Camp Apache,
and Moquis, Pueblo agencies, in ell one
hundred and two thousand five hundred
dollars: provided, that it shall be the duty
of the President to dispense with the SER
vices Of such Indian agents herein mention
ed as may de practicable; and where 1t is
practicable he shall require the same per.
son to perform the duties Of two agencies
for one eRlAry.
For pay Of special agents, one for the
Chippewas 1T Red lake, one for the Plla-
gers Ut Leach Lake, Minnesota; one for the
Mission Indians in California; one for the
Assinaboines and Gros ventres ct Fort
Belknap, Montana; one for the tribes in
Oregon, namely, Alses; and two for the
tribes in Washington Territory, namely,
Tulalip and Quinai-eit. at ono thousand
five hundred dollars each, ten thousand five
hundred dollars
For pay of one chief clerk, one thousand
six hundred dollars; one assistant clerk,
one thousand swO hunpred dollars; and one
copyist, elk hundred dollars, for the Cen
trail superintendency, three thousand four
hundred dollars.
Forpay of clerk for the Northern superinS
tendency, one thousand five hundred dole
lars.
For pay Of seventy-six interpreters, as
follows: Seven for the tribes in Oregon,
namely, one for the Klamath agency. and
one each for the Grand Ronde, Snetz, Una
tilla, Warm Spring, and Malheur and Alsea
sub agencies, at five hundred dollars per
aInum each.
Six interpreters for the tribes in Washing
ton Territory. TO be assigned to such agen-
cies as the Secretary of the Interior may
direct, at five hundred dollars each per
aanum.
Two for the tribes in Idaho, namely, Nez
Perez and Fort Hall agencies, at five hun
dred dollars per annum each.
Three for the tribes in Nevada, namely,
Pi-Ute, Walker River and Pyramid Lake
agencies, at five hundred dollars each.
Five for the tribes in Montana, namely,
Flatheads, Blackfeet, Crow and Milk River
or Fort Peck agencies, and Fort Belknap
special agency, at foUr hundred dollars
zach.
Ten for the tribes in Dakota. namely. Red
Cloud, MILESTONE, fanktou, Ponca, Upper
Missouri, Grand River, Cheyenne River,
agencies, at four hundred dollars per an
nun each. u
One for the tribes in Wyoming, at the
Sho.hone agency, at five hundred dollars.
One for the tribes in Utah, at FIVE hun
dred dollars per annun.
Seven for the tribes in New Mexico,
namely, two for the Navajo agency, and
one each for the Abiquiu, Cimmaron, Mes
calero Apache. Southern Apache and Pue-
bio agencies, at Eve hundred dollars each
per annum; provided, that the Abiquiu
agency shall be abolished after December,
eighteen hundred and seventy-fOur.
Two for the tribes in Colorado, namely,
Los Pinos and White River agencies, at i've
hundred dollars per annum each.
Seven for the tribes in Nebraska, to be as.
signed to such agencies as the Secretary of
the Interior may direct, at four hundred
dollars per amman each.
Two tor the tribes in Kansas, namely,
Pottawatomie and kickapoo agencies, at
tour hundred dollars each.
Eight for the tribes in the Indian Terri.
tory. to be assigned as the Secretary of the
Interior may direct, at four hundred dollars
per annum each; and six hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, to
enable the Secretary Of the Interior to
supply temporary interpreters for the semi
civilized tribes.
Three for the tribes in Wisconsin, namely,
Green Bay, Lac Court Oreiiies, and La
Pointe agencies, q. four hundred dollars
each.
Four for the tribes in Minnesota, namely. |