The sun., 1896-08-23

their tribal laws, approved Feb. 1s, 1886, and
transcribed from the official records verbatim
ct litera'im.
shall intermarpy with amy Nation except White or
Indian under penalty OF rorfeitlns their rights In
2. No nonresident shall be allowed TO be hired
or sheltered more than months.anu II anny
The above mentioned time. Amendmeni should
sutch person persons be quiet ana agreeable
they may be hired 80 or 80 days under good oeha'
5, Amy person slanderlns another without suf.
Scst evidence shall be nHed IN @ the 2 l o omeGSe ne rs
moved from the place by the Trustees chiet ana
Ing anything belonging TO amy one else they shall
pay the party for the amt. that arc stolen from
time they are TO be removed from the place
I lie known that no Ia"m gSrsSn rS os HmS so so
they are to be nned from o. TO Sg' Amehpmeht'
LIST offence 20, 2nd 20, 3rd 100: , =. rO.,0r, ,oo,
IL. be II known tiias amy person or persons seen
or known to be nghting upon the hghways or else,
rs al rnn tn psNss shn @ be- ned not less than
81 nor more than SO. - -
10. Amy person that becomes rude and corrupt
and refuse to be Submissive TO the Laws Of Indian
Town shall be removed by the Trustees, chiet ana
councilnen.
to secure an lnfusion OF new blood into their
tribe, have not thus far looked with favor
o oPGRR the f%y %e n' RnH RsGay The sT
some favored band OF that same race. Gao
,tfect an arrangement with the eastern Chero-
KEGS Is that they are allied to that tribe. Tho
Chornlccs vigorous, thriving people,
occupying territory of their own IN the south
Ssten n OF M0rh oaTon ana nnS Tsn
l,52o of them in North Carolina alone, 038
1 Georgia. ,2ls in Tennessee, and lin III in
Industrious. and comfortably situated. The
only aid they receive, from the Federal Coy.
sna ,rs nbo in and
inasmuch as many of each sex are sttll
unmarried. albeit, of marringeable age, they
all the needfui specifications for the desired
inter-tribal matrimonial alliance;
Pamunkeys are the Marshbies OF Cape Cod,
Mass: s. NUMBERING ung 3!S souls who i've no, not
sse M 'rV an BTsaaTas Bey They resdo in
miles square, located eight miles from sand.
to its peculiar situation, It Is almost. a terra
incoGnttd to most well-informed citizens OF
progeny OF ElIot's old Colonial Praying In.
diuns," and while nominally free for some
generatons, they never had the right Ugh n,ad OF satl
Of Marshal Watson Freeman and Gov. An
they hey wear ' white iH t mems clothes OF modern
their own, send their children TO school. and
make desirable matches for tho Parnunkeys,
II they could be persuaded to do SO.
In the state of Maine are two tribes OF In
dians who might also answer. They are the
PenobscUts and the Passamaquoddles. number
Ing together about $50 persons. Tho pqnob-
scots live OF Old Town. on an island in the Pc
nobscot River. above Bangor while the fassa-
maquoddies live in Washington county. Both
tribes receive snug annuiticS from the state OF
Maine for lands sold long ago, and with these
they; manage TO exc out a satisfactory hyeii-
hood in conjunction with basket making. hsh'
ing, serving as guides TO sportsmen, and KIN
Then In the State of New York the Pamun-
keys might make an alliance with some of the
Six Nations, the descendants Of the original
Cooper's novels. and comprising the Oneida,
Ouondnga Touowandl. Al esany, Cattarau-
gus, Tuscarora, and st. Regis uibes. They
live on reservations OF their own, being soyer-
the state and nation. governed by n constitu-
tion ratified by the New York Legislature.
They are further adyansed In civilization than
speaking and reading English. wearing citI-
zens' clothes. and owning s7.327 acres OF land.
valued at Sl.slo,6e0, besides other property
In Pennsylvania likewise there Is worth y
tribe with whom the PRmunkeys might sue
numbering ninety eight in all, forming branch
of the Seneca tribe Of New York, and occupy
ing properly separately in Warren county. Pa,
fifteen miles above the city OF Warren-orlg-
Gyantwahnt. The Corn Planter" by the state
Of Pennsylvanin in recognition Of his services
the war confederacy OF Western Indians. in
the uprising OF 1890. They comfortably
OF. and possess an interest in the Allegnny
and Cattarnugus lands Of the Scnccas CT New
York drawing anruities with them.
surely, with all these hiAh-class tribes to
treat with, 1t seems tho Pamunkcys ought to
ber weddings this season for their young men
and maidens.