The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-04

article OF treaty of September twenty.
fourth, eighteen hundred aud fifty.
seven, and agreement Of November
ltwenty-third eighteen hundred and
ninctytwo, article three, thirty thOns-
and dollars;
For support OF two manual labor
schools, per third article of same
treaty of September twentV.fourth.
eighteen hundred and ffty-sevcn, ten
thousand dollars;
For pay of one farmer. two black
smiths, one miller, one engineer and
apprentices. ana two teachers. as per
fourth article OF same treaty FIVE
thousand four hundred dollars;
For pay OF physician and purchase
of medicines, one Thousand dollars:
For purchase of iron and steel and
other necessaries for the shops. as per
fourth article of treaty of September
twentyfourth. eighteen hundrd and
iiftysevel, five kindred dollars:
In all, forty-seven thousand one
hundred dollars.
cvapaws. (Treaty)
For education, per third article of
treaty of May thirtee,lth. eighteen
hundred and thirtythree, one thous-
and dollars;
For blacksmith and assistants,
and tools, iron, and steel for black
smith shop, per same article and
treaty, five hundred dollars;
In all, one thousand five hundred
dollars. Provided, That the president
OF the United States shall certify the
same to be for the best interests Of
the Indians.
saos and Foxes Of the Mississippi.
(Treaty.)
For permanent annuity in goods or
otherwise, per third article OF treaty
of November third, eighteen hundred
and -four, one thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thous-
and dollars, at five per centum, per
second article of treaty Of October
twenty-frst, eighteen hundred and
thirtysevep, ten Thousand dollars;
For interest on eight hundred thou
sand dollars, at five per centum, per
second article of treaty Of October
eleventh, eighteen hundred and forty
two, forty thousand dollars: Provided.
That the sum Of one thousand FIVE
sundfvd dollars of this amount shall
be used for the pay of a physician and
for purchase of medicine;
In all fftyOne thousand dolares.
Five Civilized Tribes.
For pay OF Indian agent at the Tn
ion agency, Oklahoma, four thousand
five hundred dollars
For special clerical force in the of.
fee of the United States Indian agent
Union agency, and miscellaneous ex-
penses in connection with entering OF
remttances received in account OF
payments OF town lots and issuance
OF patents. and conveying same, six
thousand dollars.
For clerical work and labor cons
nected with the leasing of Creek and
Cherokee lands, for mineral and other
purposes, and the leasing Of lands of
full blood Indians under the act OF
April twentysixth, nineteen hundred
and six, forty thousand dollars Pro
vided That the sum so expended shall
be reimbursable out OF the proceeds
of such leases and shall be eauitably
apportiOned by the Secretary Of the
Interior form the moneys collected
from such leases
For clerical work and labor con-
nected with the sale Of inherited and
other lands, Five Civilized Tribes, fif-
teen thousand dollars; Provided,
That the sum so expended shall be
reimbursable out of the proceeds of
such land sales. and shall be cduitably
apportioned by the Secretary Of the
Interior from the moneys collected
from such sales
Removal of intruders. Five Civilized
Tribes: For the purpose OF remoy-
ing intruders and placing allottees in
unrestricted possession OF their allot-
ments, to be expended under the di-
rection OF the secretary OF the inter-
Tor, twenty thousand dollars
To enable the secretary OF the inter
ior TO carry out the provisions of the
act approved April 2l, 1904, for the re-
moval of restrictions upon the aliena-
tion of lands of allottees OF the Five
Civilized Tribes, twenty-five thousand
dollars; provided that so much as
may be necessary may be used in
the employment Of clerical force In
the Office of commissioner of Indian
affairs.
For general incidental expenses OF
the Indian service in Oklahoma, and
for pay of employees twenty-five
thousand dollars.
TO enable the secretary of the in
terror to investigate or cause to be
Investigated any lease Of allotted land
which he has reason TO believe has
been obtained by fraud, or in viola
tion OF the terms of existing agree
ments with any OF the Five Civilized
Tribes. as provided by the act ap-
proved March 3, 1905, ten thousand
dollars.
That the secretary of the interior
/ be, and he is hereby. authorized ia
make such contract as in his iudg.
ment seems advisable for the care OF
orphan Indian children of the Five
/ Civilized Tribes, and FOR the purpose
of carrying this provision into effect
the sum of ten thousand dollars, on
so much thereof as is necessary
Schools.
For the maintenance. strengthen
/ ing. and enlarging of the tribal school
of the Cherokee, Creek. Choctaw
ChiclSasaw. and Seminole nations and
making provision for the attendance
of children OF parents OF other than
| Indian blood therein. and establish
ment OF new schools under the control
of the department OF the interior. the