, 1876-09-10
.rarYna Offered tho Sioux to re-
move to tho Indian Ter
rit0ry.
THEY Must Rolinquish All Claims to the
Black Hills Region;
AllowkThreo Wagon.Roals to Bc Built
Through Their Reservation;
And Guarantee the Peaceful Navigation
Of tho Missouri RiYer.
'Tha Government Will ABsist Them
Liberally in the Honseheep-
ing Line.

ing Line.
THE RED CLOUD COMMISSION.
RED CLoup AGENCY, Ncb., .,Ya Fonr LARAMIE,
Wyo, Sept. O.-The Indian Commission, which
arrived hero on Wednesday, held their iFst
Council here yesterday afternoon. About l5o
Indians, including Rcd Cloud, Red Dog, Old
Atan+Afraid-of-H His-H Horses, bis son stt4ng Bull
all Ogallala 8toux, being present In conVcrsa-
tion Will, member Of TIC Commission before
the Council, the Indians expressed Joy at tlle'r
arrival, come Of them saying TO DR.. Daniels
OF the Commission, their old Agent,
UT shall dc, my father II you
don't tnkc pity on me-" Tho Indians are IN
An excellent mood for treaty. at the Council
Bill t1arnctt, Bill Rowland, Leon Pallaredy, and
Tom Randall acted as ass1stant Interpreters to
tbs lev. 1Iinman. Bishop Whipple offered
prayer, and then tho following ptopositions.werc
read by Col. Moncypenpy, Chairman, mud inter
prctcl to the Indians.
F1ra-Thcy shall rc!fnquish all claims to TINT
part Of thclr reservation lying west OF tho 103d
1ncridiun, and that the wcstcsn boundary Of said
reservation shall commence at tho intersection Of
the 1854 meridian with the northern boundary Of
NebraHkn then uorthery along said meridian to its
Intersection with the South Fork of the Cheyenne
River; thence down said stream 10 ita Intersection
with the North Fork: thence up the North Fork Of
the Cheyenne River to snil 1o3d meridian; thence
north along said meridian to the South Branch Of
Capon-1]all River or Cedar Creek; thence down
Wy ouvasn - ','e a1soutl -, nea' Hnu sso rem.
limits Of their reservation, and tat Art. III Of tho
tros.y Of 1ags M is hereby sbtogatcd.
6SseonawIhey shaii grant tAe rtghs Of Wsy over
convenient and accessible points on the the Mis-.
aoart Kl.ef 70 that portion ct the reservation
ber to be des1anated hereafter BY tle President
of ths uniiea states, ant tiey shnll permit The
construction, hnu free ana Mnobstrnceca use Of
Riys;: Observation-Disclosures,
snal sessiyo AL an5nies provided
PROVIDED them :ass Or psee, nay oS
saia rSsseryaton, S apd IN the vicinity Of tho Mis-.
soa MSer ~ S f's1aet aer. ny dssnatc
psn n ia sSs 1sss Sass
SeSn 9Sved whSn sha LOOK to s becoming
o. tue p,SS'ens Reservation 'ussd for such pur.
=. NMknt4st i il The design Of the President Of
sh nS onreI fn sistes TO- aa II The fHe.t manner pol
saa ndana IPhs saee n " nh
e Go's5amsnt fsa snc,,,a shall provide for then,
permanent bome whcre they Wifi live ike willie
y MtE." tnef eaH noPe lot permanent improvement
Of the Indians to the Mfesouri River viii neces.
tnriy DO temporary. Il they shall agsca to 90 d.
fseMy 70 tho Indian Territory next season. they
st ssan 20 pet,nted 70 remain at tue Agency until
o. Mme; b9t before my such removal from thels
sseelsatios g taey may kelcct dcie gatton Of five
q tt1n. eaen nand 10 visit the country pro-
p",xs !of sf 5atnfG home and hussatlafy them.
@SiFe6 HassTn - e. ~ ussIfap1I!ty. -
c3 -, psopositons .ubmitte1 BY authority
tbs oyernn,e 111 ~ H. F;1.a sap a psGpGssa that
a necessary aid 10 aasst in to work oS cSyitira
then, u1echsnica and agricultural ATS. "a i'royjed
for by treaty. aud nlao shal provide subsistence
consisting orr ration for each Individual OF pound
and and BAR Of beet. half pound Of dour, haf =
n. o. e eosn hnd & f9r eyery log tat!ons four
noanis ~ Sssn. flgss poaanas o1 seest Three
euniyafent az n ~ rnct rv"as -, .. phskt e. lhcs
may bo necessary, until saiI ID Indlsns ,rs 70
to b given to tho head of each separate family.
md, Whenever tic Government shniI hsvn nrn"iii
I'd schools On their pormanent reservation. no |
children between tho ages Of d aud Ii years slaij
dtaw Tattons unlcss they regularly attend school