Hundred awl tiflv thousand dollars, to be
rrnid as annuity, n -r eighth article
treiitv ot August sevtjntetsnfu, eighteen
huiiilreil and tifty-six, twelve thousand
Ave hundred dohais.
For interest on two hundred ami nfly
thousand doilurs, at ttve per centum, to be
iiuid n- annultv, (they having Joined their
brethren west per eighth article Treaty ot
August seventh, eighteen hundred and
ilttv-six, twelve thousand five hundred
'i'orlntercst on Ufty thousand dollars at
ttic rate ol ttve per centum )er annum, to
four, lour thousand live hundred dollars.
SIOUX OK DU'FKUENT TRIBES.
INOI,lTING "SAXTKE SIOUX
IX THE STATE OF' NEBRAS
KA. For fifth of thirty instalments, to j
purchase clothing for males over four- j
teen years of age; for flannel, hose, j
and calico, ami domestics reauired-for
te paid annually tor the sunnort of schools i fenwles over twelve years' of age: and
ueieen hundd "aime! and cotton goods as
tlnmsumil live imii'll-ctl Hollais.
Km- Interest on twenty thousand dollars
at tbe rate ol live per centum per annutu i
to lie paid anmutUy, for Ihe support of the '
Seminole government, iw per third article i
treaty of March twenty-ltrst, eighteen !
hundred and sixty-alx, oue thousand doi-
bus.
SKNKCAS.
For permanent annuity, in specied, icr
fourth article treaty of Soptemher twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred and seventeen,
live hundred dollars.
Kit permanent annuity, in specie per
fourth art tele treaty ot September seven
teenth, eighteen hundred and eighteen,
five hundred dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shops and
tools, iron and steel, to lie applied as stip
ulated in the seventh article treaty of Feb
ruary twenty-third, eighteen hundred anil
sixty-seven, one thousand and sixty dol
lars. For miller, during the pleasure of the
I'reslddnt, six hundred dollars.
SKXEUA8 0F N KW YORK.
For permanent annuity, in lieu of in
terest on stoek, icr aet o't" Kel irnary nine
teenth, eighteen hundred and thirty-one,
six thousundiollai-s.
For interesf", in lieu of investment, on
scvents-tlve ihousoud dollars, at five per
centum, per net of dune twenty-seventh
eighteen hundred and forty-six. three
thousand se.ven hundred and iifty dollars.
For interest, at live per centum, on
forty-three thousand and Iifty dollars,
transferred from the Ontario Bank to the
I'liited States Treasury, tier aet of June
twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and
forty-! x, tw o thousand one hundred and
Ufly-swo dollars and iifty cents.
SEN Et'AS AN 1 SHAWNEES.
For permanent annuity, in speeie, per
fourth article treaty of September seven-,
twnth, eighteen hundred and eighteen,
one thousand dollars.
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools, iron and steel, per fourth article of
treaty of July twentieth, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-one and tinh article of
treaty of February twenty-third, eighteen
hundred and si.xi y-seven, one thousand
and sixty dollars.
SKNKCAS, MIAWSF.KS. (JC.U'AWs. PE-
OIEIAS. KASKASKIAS. OTTAWAS, WY-
A N I HOTS, A X 1 ) OT 1 1 K IS S.
For last of six instalments, for pay of
blacksmith and for necessary iron, steel,
and tools, for Pcorias, Kaskaskias. Wens,
and i'hinA-esiaws, per twenty-seventh
article treat.v of February twenty-third,
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, one
thousand one hundred ami twenty-three
dollars and twenty-nine cents.
SllYNKKS.
For permanent annuity, for educational
purposes, ix
fourth article tn-atv of
August third, seventeen hundred and
ninety-live, and third article treaty ot
May tenth, eighteen hundred and lil'ty
fonr, one thousand dollars.
For permanent annuity, in specie, for
educational purposes, per fourth article
treaty of 6eptemher twenty-ninth: eight -en
hundred and fifty-four, two thousand
l liars.
For Interest, at five per cent tun, on forty
liiousanu dollars, lor educational purposes
per third article treaty of May lentil,
eighteen hundred and' fifty-four, two
thousand dollars.
SliOSHONKS.
KA.STKUX B.MS.
For eleventh of twenty Instalments, to
he expended, under the direction of the
President , in the purchase of such articles
as he may deem suitable to their wants,
either as hunters or herdsmen, per fifth
article treaty of Julv second, eighteen
hundred and. sixty-three, ten thousand
dollars.
WESTEHX DAMS.
For eleventh of twelve instalments, to
lie expended, under the dir,ction of the
President, in the purchase of such article
as he may deem suitable to their wants,
eit her as hunters or herdsmen, per seven
Ill article treaty of (fetoher first, eighteen
hundred and "sixty-three, live thousand
dollars.
J.oitTIlWKSTKRN" BANK.
For eleventh of twenty instalments, to
he expended under the direction of ihe
President, in the purchase of such articles
as he may deem suitable to their wants,
either as 'hunters or herdsmen, per third
article treaty of July thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixt-three, five thousand dol
lars. cosine bask
eleventh of twenty instalments, to
le expfcimded under the direction of ilie
President in the purchase c such articles
including cattle for herding or other pur
poses, as he shall suitable their wants and
condition as hunters or herdsmen, per
may be needed to make suits tor boys
ami girls, per tenth article treaty ot"
Aprii twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, one hundred ami fifty
utile thousand four hundred dollars.
For fifth ot thirty instalments, to
purchase such articles as may he eon- j
sidered proper by the Secretary of the I
Interior for persons roaming and for
persons engaged in agriculture, two
hundred thousand dollars.
For pay of blacksmith, and fnrnish
irotl, steel, and other materia!, per
eighth article treaty of April twenty- j
ninth, eighteen hundred and .sixty
eight, two thousand dollar?.
For this amount, to lie expended in
the purchase or beef, flour, liaeon. and
sugar, in proportionate quantities, for
thirty thousand persons; and for sub
sistence of the Yankton Sioux and
Poneas; and tor purposes of civiliza
tion, one million one hundred thou
sand dollars Prordfid. That the
President may withhold the said sup
plies from said Indians, or any band
thereof, until they shall consent to re
main north of the Niobrara and out
, side of Wyoming, if lie deems il ex
pedient so to do.
j For pay of physician, live teachers
eer. one fanner, and one blaeksirrltli
per thirteenth article treaty of April
twenty-ninth, eighteen bundled and
sixty-eight, ten thousand lour liuti
drpd dollar.
For second of three instalment-, for
the purchase of seeds and agricultural
implements, to be furnished to beads
ot families or bulges who -ball engage
in farming, as per eighth article treaty
of April twenty-nhith. eighteen Iimii
dred and sixty-eighth, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For industrial school at the Sautec
Sioux agency, three thousand dollars.
For transportation, and the neces
sary expenses of delivering god, to
lie purchased tor the different bands of
the Sioux Indians, under treaty of
, April twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred
I and sixty-eighth, seventy-five thou
sand dollars.
SIOUX. SISSKTON AXI) W.UIP
ETOX, AND SAXTEK SIOUX
OK LAKE TUAVEllsE AND
DKNII. S LAKE.
Fortius amount, being the second
often instalmenes of tlie sum of eight
hundred thousand dollars named in a
certain agreement, which agreement
is hereby confirmed, made by tiie
commissioners appointed by the See
rctry of the Interior, under the pro
visions of tlie act of June seventh,
third article of freatv of Octolx-r t weltt h.
eighteen hundred and sixty-three, one
Jbousand dollars.
3IIOSJIOXKS VXD BAXXtX'KS.
SHOSIIO.VK.S.
For fifth of thirty instalments, to pur
chase eight hundred suits of clothing for
males over fourteen years of age, the flan
nel, hose, calico, and domestics for eight
hundred females over the age of twelve
years, and such gods as may In-needed
in make suits for eight hundred Iwiys and
frirls. under the ages named, thirteen
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four
dollars.
For fourth of ten instalments for the
purchase of such articles as may tie con
sidered proper by the Secreiary of the In
terior for persons engaged in agriculture,
at twenty dollars each, twenty-live thou
sand dollars.
For pay of a physician, teacher,, carpen
ter, miller, engineer, farmer, and black
smith, as per tenth article treaty ef July
third, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight
three thousand dollars.
For second of three instalments, for the
purchase of seeds and fanning imple
Ijuent. as per eighth article treaty of July
third, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight ,
one thousand dollars.
For ciy of second blacksmith, and such
iron, steel, and other materials as may le
required, per eighth article treaty, one '
thousand dollars.
BANNOCKS.
For fifth of thirty instalments, to pur
chase four hundred suits ot clot hing for j
males over fourteen years of age; the nan- j
net, hose, calico, and domestics for four I
hundred femals over twelve years of age; j
.and such flannel and cetton goods as may
lie needed to make suits for lour hundred I
boys und girls under the ages name 1. six
thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven I
dollars.
For fifth often instalments, for the pur- I
chase of such articles as may be consider
ed proper by the Secretary of the Interior,
for eight hundred persons roaming, at ten
dollars each, and feur hundred persons j
ngagep in agriculture, at twenty dollars
. ach, fourteen thousand dollars.
For pay of physician, teacher, carpenter
miller, engineer, farmer, and blacksmith,
as per tenth article treaty of July third.
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, three
thousand dollars.
For first of three instalments, for the
purchase of seeds and farming implments,
is per eighth article same treaty, eight
hundred dollars.
For transportation of goods that may lie
purchased for the ilannucks, four thon
waad dollars.
For this amount lMiinir the first of five
Instalments of the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars named in a certain
ftgneeraeiit dated September twenty-sixth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-t wo, which
agreement Is hereby confirmed, made un
der the provisions of the act of June first.
ighteen hhndred and seventy-two, by F.
K. lluruot, president of the Hoard ot In
dian Commissioners, with the Shoshone
tribe of Indians, for the relinquishment
by said Indians of certain lauds within
the limits of t he reservation ceded to saad
Indians by the treaty made with them
July tnird, eighteen huudred and sfxty
eignt, the scm to be expended, uudcr tlie
direction of the President, in the pur
chase of stock-cattle; five thousand dot
Jars; to be available immediately upon the
passage of this act.
Ferthis amount, beina the first of five.
instalment, to Ik paid to Wash-a-kie, chief
ot tlie snosiiones, as per saiu agreement ol
September twenty-sixth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-two, five hundred dol
lars; to be available immediately upon the
passage of this act.
SHOSHOXKS. BA3TNACKS. AXD OTHKIS
BANDS OF IXI1IAXS IX 1 1 AIIO AXD
iSOUTHE ASTERN OBECJON.
For this amount, to Ixs expended by di
rections of the President, in assisting the
roving bands of Indians in Southern Ida
ho to remove to and locate on the Fort
Ball reservation in Idaho Territory', and
to assist them in education and agricul
tural pursuits on said reservation, ten
thousand dollars.
For tills amount, to be exnenden uv di
rections of the President in assisting the
roving bands of Indians in Southeastern
Oregon to mave and locate on some prop
er Indian reservation in Oregon, and to
amt them in agricultural pursuits thereon
ten thousand dollars.
SEX NATIOX8 OP NEW YORK.
eighteen hundred and seventy-two,
with the Sisseton and Wahpeton
bands of Sioux Indians for the relin
quishment by said Indians of their
claim to or interest in the lands de
scribed in the second article of the
treaty made, with them February
nineteenth, eighteen hundred ami
sixty-seven, the same to be expended,
under the direction of tlie President
for the tyenefit of said Indians, in the
manner prescribed in said treaty ot
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, as
amended by the Senate, said amend
ment as amended having been ratified
by the Indians, as provided by act of
February fourteenth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three, eighty thou
sand dollars.
YANKTON' Till HE OF SHU X.
For sixtn often instalments, (second
series, to he paid to them or exenil
ed for their benefit, commencing with
the year in which tlie shall remove to
and settle and reside upon their reser
vation, per fourth article treaty of
April ninetecn-h. eighteen hundred
and fifty-eight, forty thousand dollar-.
For transportation of goods, one
thousand two hundred dollais.
SIOt'X AT TIIK FOKT PEC
AG F.XCV.
For thi amount, to be expended in
such goods, provisions, out! other u-e-ful
articles as the President may. from
time to time, determine, including
transportation, in instructing in agri
cultural and mechanical pursuits, in
providing employees, educating chil
dren, procuring medicines and medi
cal attendance, care for and support of
theaged. sick and infirm, for tile help
less orilians ot said Indians, and in
any respect to promote their civiliza
tion, comfort, and improvement in
cluding storekeeper., blacksmith, and
corpenter, at nine hundred dollars
each per annum; assistant storekeeper
and one cook, at six hundred dollars
each per annum; and three laborers,
at six hundred dollars each per an
num) one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars; but this appropriation shall be
expended for the benefit of such por
trans of said hands only and lor such
time as they maintain friendly rela- j
tions with the I'nited States.
W A LL-P A H-PE E TKLBE OF
SNAKE INDIAN'S.
For third of ten instalments, to be
expnded under the direction of the
President, as per seventh .article treaty
of August twelfth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-five, one thousand two hun
dred dollars.
SKLAT.T.AMS.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments
on sixty thousand dollars .being the
last of the fifth series, to be applied
J to the use and benefit of said Indians.
I under the direction ot the President,
per filth article treaty of -January
twenty-sixth, eighteen" hundred anil
fifty-five, two thousand four hundred
dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments.
for tlie support of an agricultural and
industrial school, and lor pay lor suit
able teachers, per eleventh article
treaty of January twenty sixth, eight
een hundred and fifty-five, two thou
sand nve hundred dollars.
tor htteenth of twentv instalments.
for the employment of a blacksmith,
carpenter, farmer, and a physician
(who shall hirnish medicine for the
sick) per eleventh article ol" treaty of
January twenty-sixth, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-five; four thousand six
hundred dollars.
For support ot a smith and carpen
ter shop, and to provide the nscessary
tools therefor, per same article of
same treaty, five hundred dollars.
TABEGXTACHE BAND OF UTAH
INDIANS.
For pay of blacksmith, as per tenth
article of treaty of October seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
TABEGUACIIE. MTACHE, CA
POTE. WEKMIXUCHK. YAM
PA, GRAND RIVER AND UIN
TAH BANDS OF UTES.
For pay of two carpenters, two
millers, two farmers, and one black
smith, as per fifteenth article of treaty
of March second, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, six thousand dollars.
For pay of two teachers, as oer
same article, of same treaty, one tliou-
one
lam
per
For permanent aunuit, in clothing
and other useful articles, per sixth
article treaty of November seven
teenth, seventeeh hundred and ninety
sand eight hundred dollars
For the purchase- of iron and steel,
and the necessary tools for blacksmith
shop, per ninth article of same treaty,
two hundred and twenty dollars.
For sixth of thirty instalments, to
be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior, for clothing, !
blankets and such other articles as he
may think proper and necessary, tin-
der eleventh article of same treaty,
twenty-live thousand dollars.
For transportation ot such goods as
map be purchased for said Indians,
live thousand dollars.
I MPQl AS AXI) ( AI.APOOIAS
OF I MPQl' A VALLEY, ORE
GON. For last of twenty instalments . of
annuity, tor beneficial objects, to be
expended as directed by the President
per third article Meaty of November
twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and
fitty-four, one thotis.md dollars.
For last of twenty instalments, for
the pay of a teacher and purchase of
lKoks and stationery, per sixth article
; of treaty of November twenty-ninth
I eighteen hundred and fifty-tour, one
thousand four hundred and fifty dol
lars. WALLA WALLA. CAYI'SE AND
! UMATILLA TRIBES.
For fifteenth of tw enty instalments,
being the last of the third series, lo be
expended under Hie direction of tlie
President, per second article treaty of
June ninth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-live, four t.housa"hd dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments,
for the purchase of all necessary iiirll
lixt ores and mechanical tools, medi
cines itnd hospital stores, books .and !
stationery tor schools, repairs ol ,
school building and furniture, and for
employees, three thousand dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments,
lor the ay and subsistence of one ;
superintendent of farming operations, j
one farmer, two miilers, cue black-;
smith, one wagon and plow maker, :
one carpenter and joiner, one physi- :
cian, and two teachers, per fourth
article treaty of .lure nincth, eighteen
hundred and fiftv-five, nine thousand
dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments, j
for tlie pay of each of the head chiefs
of tlie Walla Walla. Cayuse, and;
Umatilla bands, the sum of live bun
died dollars per annum, per fifth i
article treaty of .rune ninth, eighteen
hundred and filty-five, one thousand :
fiv chuudred dollars.
FOR COLONIZING AXI) SUP
PORTING THE WICHITAS, 1
AND OTHER FILIATED
BUNDS.
For ,fliis amount, to expended in '
such goods, provisions, and other 1
article's a- the President may. from ;
lime to time, determine, including i
transportation tlmreof, in instructing j
in agricultural and mechanical pur
suits, in providing employees, edu
j eating ehildrcd, procuring medicine
and medical attendance, care for and
support of the aged, sick, ajid infirjni,
for the helpless orphan- ot said In
dians, anil in any other respect to
promote their civilization, comfort,
and impsovement including pay ot
physician and clerk, twelve hundred
dollars each, blacksmith, carpenter,
sawyer, and head farmer, .at nine hun
dred dollars each per annum: and two
assistant fanners, one matou. one
mason, two teachers, at six hundred
dollars each per annum: one enghij er,
-ix hundred anil sixty dollar-: and
seamstress, two cooks, ami one
dress, -ix hundreil dollars each
annum fifty thousand dollars!
W IN NEBAGOES.
For interest on hundred and eighty
six thousand nine huudred and nine
dollais and seventeen cents, .-it live,
per centum, per fourth article treat.v
ot November first, eighteen hundred
and thirty-seven, and joint resolution
ot
and sixtv-two, fortv-tonr thou -and
three hundred and forty-live dollars
ami torty-six cents.
For error in appropriation tor in
terest on the above named principal
for last fiscal year, live thousand dol
lars. For twenty-eighth of thirty instal
ments of interest on seventy-live thou
sand three hundred and eighy-seven
dollars and twenty-eight cents, at live
per centum, per fourth article treaty
it October thirteenth, eiteen hundred
and sixty-nine dollars and thirty-six !
cents.
For interest on seventy-eight thou
sand three hundred and forty dollars
and forty-one cents, at five per centum ;
to be expended, under the direction of
tlie Secretary of the Interior, for the
erection ot houses, improvement of
their allotments of land, purchase of
stock, agricultural implements, s'-eds, i
and other beneficial purposes, three:
j thousand nine hundred and seventeen j
dolars and two cents.
For this amount, or so much there-
as may be necessary, to defray the I
expenses of breaking and forcing I
eight hundreil acres of land for the j
i Winnebago Indians, on their resprva-I
tion in the' State of Nebraska, in ac- !
j cordanee with the provisions of the i
; third article of the treaty with said :
j tribe, concluded March eighth, eight
een hundred and sixty-live, which I
j shall available immediately upon the j
' passage of this act, three thousand i
! four hundred dollars.
For this amount or so much thereof j
; as may be necessary, to purchase from
the Omaha Indians in Nebraska such !
i quantity of land, not exceeding twen-
'( ty sections, as may be required tor the
' use of the Winnebago Indians in Wis
! cousin, and for the improvements on
j their reservation, to lie appropriated
I from the residue cf the one million
I one hundred thousand dollars provided
! to be set apart for the Winiiobagoos
; by the fourth article of the treaty with
fho-c Indians, November first, eight
een hundred and thirty-seven: J'r -
ridt-il. That such amount as may be
j paid to the Omahas for the lands re
! quired sliftll be applied for their tio.
miller the direction ot the Secretary ot
the Interior, for generol purposes of
civilization, eighty-two thousand dol
lars: Pror.itleii, That said Winue
bagoos shall consent to said purchase.
For transportation of goods, two
thousand dollars.
YAKAMA NATION.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments,
being the last of the third series, for
beneficial objects, to be expended un
der the direction of the President, per
fourth article of treaty of June ninth,
eighteen hundred and fifty-five, six
j thousand dollars.
For fifteenth of twentv instalments.
for the support of two schools, one of
winch is to be an agricultural and in
dustrial school, keeping in repair
school buildings, and for providing
suitable furniture, books, and station
ery, per fifth article treaty of June
ninth, eighteen hundred and fifty-five,
five hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twentv instalments
for the emplopmcut of one superin
tendent oi teacning anu two teactiers,
per fifth article treaty ot" June ninth.
eighteen hundred and fifty-live three
thousand two hundred dollar
For fifteenth of twenty instalments
for the employment of one superin
tendent of farming and two farmers,
two millers, two blacksmith, one tin
ner, one gunsmith, one carpenter, and
one wagon and plow maker, ner fifth
article of treaty of Juno ninth, eicht-
een nuuureu anu niiy-nve eleven thou
sand four hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twentv instalments.
for keeping in repair saw and flouring
imiis, iiim lor liiniisiimg me necessary
tools and fixtures, por fifth article
treaty of June ninth, eighteen hundred
and fifty-five, five hundred dollars.
For fifteenth of twenty instalments,
for keeping in repair the hospital, and
providing the necessary medicines,
and fixtures therefor, per fifth article
of treaty of. lime ninth, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-five, three hundred dol
lars. ,
For fifteenth of twenty instalments,
for keeping in repair blacksmith, tin
smith, gunsmith, carpenter and wag
on and plow maker shops, and tor
providing necessary tools therefor,
per fifth article treaty ol June ninth,
eighteen hundred and lilty-five five
hundred dollars.
For fifteenth Of twenty instalments,
for the pay of a physician per fifth
article treaty of June ninth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-five, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
For fifteenth ot twenty instalments,
for keeping in repair the htiilings re
quired for the various employees, and
for providing the necessary furniture
therefor, per fifth article treaty ot
j June ninth, eighteen hundred and
j fifty-live, three hundred dollars.
' For Htteenth of twenty instalments.
; for the salary of such person as the
; said confederated tribes and bands of
, Indians may select to lie their bead
; chief, per gfth article treaty of June
j ninth, eighteen hundred and seventy
i five, five hundreil dollars.
ENERAL IXCIDIiNTAL KX-
PKNSES OF Till: INDIAN
SERVICE.
Altl.ONA.
For the general incidental expenses
of the Indian service in the Terri
tory of Arizona, presents ot good-,
agricultural implements, and other
useful articles, and to assist them to
locate in permanent abodes, and sus
tain themselves by the pursuits ot
civilized life, to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior, sixty-live thousand dollars.
l'rtri'h'J, Thai three thousand dollars
of said simi is hereby set apart for the
support of the school for the Phuas
and Marieopas, and the same amount
for the support of the School for the
Papagoes.
CAI.IFOKNIA.
For the general incidental expenses
of the Indian service in I alifornia,
pay of omplovaos. presents of goods,
agricultural implements, and other
useful articles, and to assist them to
locate in permanent abodes, and sus
tain themselves by the pursuits of
civilized life, to be expended under
the direction ot the Secretary of the
Secretary of the Interior, seventy
thousand dollars.
COI.l IKAWO TElSISrrOKT.
For the general incidental expenses
ot the Indian service in Colorade Ter
ritory, presents of goods, agricultural
implements, and other useful article-,
and to assist them to locate in perma
nent abode- and sustain themselves by
the pursuits of civilized life to 'e ex
pended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior, live thou
sand dollars; , I
as may be necessary, to defray the ex
penses of Italian delegations who may
visit Washington on business connect
ed v.ilh their respective tribes, five
thousand dollars: Proeidetl, That no
money shall lie paid from any other
fund lor expenses of Indian delega
tions visiting Washing except from
the Contingent fund of the Depart
ment. Civilization an 1 subsistence of In
dians on the Malheur reservation: For
this amount, cr so much thereof as
may be necessary, in the purchase of
goods, subsistence, stores, and -o forth,
for the Indians collected on the Mal
heur reservation, Oregon, anil in in
them ill agricultural 'and mechanical
pursuits, providing employees, educat
ing children, procuring medicines and'
medical attendance, care for and sup
port of the aged, sick, and infirm, for
the helpless orphans of said Indians,
or in any other respect to promote
their eiviiizatio, comfort, and improve
ment, fTiirty-five thousand dollars; to
be available immediately.
For ibis amount, or so much there
of as may be necessary, to carry out
the work of aiding and instructing the
Indians of the Central snperhitciideticy
in the arts of civilization, in providing
clothing, food, and lodging for the
children attending school, ht caring for
the orphans, the sick, and tlie-helpless
and in assisting die Indians generally
lo locale tliemselves in permanent
homes, and sustain themselves by the
ofeiuiiized life, ten thousand
pursuit-
dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof
as may be required, for Ihe creel ion of
suitable buildings, to be nsed lor the j
purpose of an industrial school for the
Otoe anp Missouri.-! tribe of Indians, i
on the Otoe reservation, in the State j
id' Nebraska, live thousand dollars:
and for the establishment and support ;
of said school, eight thousand dollars;
said amounts to be refunded out of tin:
proceeds from the sale of lands of said j
Indians prouidi'd for by the third sec
tion of the aet of June tenth eighteen
bundled and seventy-two, entitled ;
"An ;u t for the relict ol certain Lubes
of Indians in the Northern superin-
tendency. "
For tlil- amount, or so much thereof :
as may be neeessary. to defray the ex-
peuses ul a genera! council ot certai
immediately.'
For this amount, to enable the Sec
retary of the Interior to carry out tlie
provisions of the fourth section of the
.act entitled "An aet lor the relief of
the Stockbcidge and Munsoe tribe of
Indians in tlhe State of Wisconsin,"
approved February sixth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one. by causing
to he credited to said trine the esti
mated value, tit sixty cents an acre, of
eleven thousand eight hundred and '
three acres of laud remaining unsold
of the two townships referred to hi
said act: Procidecl, Thai the expenses
of enrollment and payment required
by the provisions of said act shall be
defrayed from the amount hereby ap
propriated, seven thousand and eighty
one dollars and eighty cents.
Pay and expenses of three eommis
siouere to make appraisements: For
this amount, or so much thereof as
may he necessary, for the purpose of
di .fraytng the expenses of a commis
sion provided for by section two of the
act approved March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, to make
an examination of the country pro
posed for tin: location of the Round
s Valley reservation, and to make tin
appraisement of all improvements of
while persons north of said boundary
of the reservation, fjur thousand dol
lars. Pav and expenses of live Indian in
spectors: For pay of five Indian inspec
tors at tSrec thousand dollars each,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof
. as may be neces-aj-y to defray the nec
essary traveling expenses of five In
i dian inspectors provided fi r by section
-ix of the act making appropriations
for the current and contingent expen
; ses of the Indian Departuieut for the
fiscal pear eighteen hundred and sev
j enty-four, seven thousand live hundred
INTEREST
IT FUND
Indians in the Indian
provided by tiie twelfth
treaty with the ('her.
nineteenth, eighteen
sixty-six, the seventh
treaty with the Semiui
t went v-first, eighteen
rhth
Te
art
rritory; as
icle of the
kees of July
hundred and
article of" the
li s of March
hundred and
article of the
ud Chickasaws
eighteen bun
eveu thousand
DAKOTA 1
For the genera!
of ihe service in
presents ol goods,
KK151T1 UY.
ncidcutal expenses
I tokota Territory!
agricultural imple
ment-, and other u-eiiu articles, ami
to assist them to locale in permanent
abodes and sustain themselves by the
pursuits of civilized life, to be expeutt
I ed under the direction of the Secretary
I of the Interior, twenty thousand dol
j bus.
11 All" I TEltKTTOHV.
For the general incidental expenses
! of the Indian service in Idaho Terri
j tore, to be expended subject to llieap-
! '..-., l ..I'll.r. Si r,V til.. I I iti'l-l. 11'
July seventeenth, eighteen hundred j . '. ,H,,t interest (',t ne Indians in
said Territory, to assist them to locate
on reservations and sustain themselves
by the pursuits of civilized life, ami lo
promote friendly relation- between
the I'nited States Government and
the said Indians, ten thousand dollars.
M INT AN A TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses
ot the Indian service in Montana Ter
ritory, presents of goods, agricultural
implements and other useful articles,
and to assist them to locate in perma
nent abodes, and to Sustain theinselvf-s
by the pursuits of civilized life, to be
expended under the direction of the
Secretary ol the Interior, twenty thou
sand dollars.
NEVADA.
For the general incidental expenses
of the Indian service in Nevada, pres
ents ot goode. agricultural implements
and other useful articles, and to assist
them to locate in permanent abodes,
and sustain themselves by the pursuits
of civilized lite, to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior, fifteen thousand dollars.
NEW MEXICO..
For the general incidental expenses
of the Indian service in New Mexico,
presents of goods, agricultural imple
ments, and oilier useful articles and to
asse-t them to locale in permanent
abodes, and sustain themselves by the
pursuits of civilized life, to be exnend-
d under the direction of the Secretary
of the Interior, forty thousand dollars.
OREGON.
For the general incidental expenses
j of the Indian service in Oregon, m
! eluding transportation of annuity
i goods and presents (where no special
provision therefor is made by treaties
and for paying the expenses of the
; removal and subsistence of Indians in
Oregon, not parties to any treaty and
for pay for necessary employees, forty
thousand dollars.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses
of" the Indian service in Washington
Territory, including transportation of
annuity goods and present!, (where
no special provision is made therefor
by treaties.' and for defraying the ex
penses ot removal and subsistence of
Indians, and for pay of necessary em
ployees, twenty-five thousand dollars,
three tl ton sand dollars of which shall
lie for the support of schools on the
Colville and Chehalis agencies.
UTAH TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses
ot the Indian service in Utah Territo
ry, presents of goods, agricultural im
plements, ami other useful articles,
and to assist them to locate in perma
nent aliodes. and sustain themselves
by the pursuits of civilized life, includ
ing transportation and necessary ex
penses of delivering provisions to the
Indians within the Utah snperintpnd
eney, and for subsistence and clothing
for Indians located in the Uintah Val
ley reservation, to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of the In
terior, thirty thousand dollars.
"WYOMING TERRITORY.
For the general incidental expenses
of t he Indian service in Wyoming Ter
ritory, presents of goods, agricultural
implements, and other articles, and
to assist them to locate in permanent
abodes, and sustain themselves by the
pursuits of civilized life, to lie expend
ed under the direction of the Secretary
ol the Interior, five thousand dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For insurance and transportation ot
annuities, and the necessary expenses
of the delivery of the annuities and
provisions to the Indian tribes in Min
nesota and Michigan, four thousand
dollars.
For tiiis amount or so much tliercof
sixty-six. and the ci
treaty with ( hoetaw -of
April tvventy-eightl
dred and sixty-six,
dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to subsist and
properly care for the Kansas Indians,
including agricultural assistance, pay !
of employees, and the erection of a 1
mill on their new reservation in the
Indian Territory, said amount to he 1
refunded to the United Slait-s from I
Ihe proceeds of the sale of tin ir laud- !
in Kansas, thirty thousand dollars.
For Ibis amount, or bo much thereof
as may be necessary, for the erection i
ot necessary agency-buildings on the i
new reservation of -aid Indian- in the
Indian Territory said amount lo be re-
imbur-i d to the United State- from the j
proceeds of ihe sale of their lands in i
Kansas, leu thousand dollars.
For this amount, or -o tmich tbero
ofas may be necessary, to provide. ',
under tlie direction ot the Secretary of j
the Interior, settlements, clothing. '
food, agricultural implements, and !
seeds, for the Modoc Indians that have 1
been removed to and arc now residing )
within the Territory, ten thousand ;
dollars.
That the Secretary of the Interior1
be, and is hereby, authorized to nay i
the sum ot one hundred thousand doi- i
I lars from the proceeds ot the sales of S
J land known as the Cherokee strip in
Kansas to llie treasurer of the ( hero-1'
' kee Nation, to In- used for the payment
I ot outstanding claims against the na- ;
lion and for the erection ot suitable j
buildings tor n penitentiary.
For the. second of ten instalments,
to be paid, under direction of the Pres- j
ideiit. to the Flathead Indians removed
from the Hitter Root Valley to the
Jodko reservation, in the Territory of 1
Montana, five thousand dollars : pro- j
ZftJaf, That t he proceeds of the sales j
of land in Hitter Root Valley. Men-
tana Territory, referred to in the set- j
ond seel ion of the act of Congress ap- i
proved June fifth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, entitled "An act to
provide for the removal of the Flat
I icad and other Indians from the Bitter
Root Valley, in the Territory of Mon
tana." shall be paid into tlie Treasury
of the United Stales; in the same man
ner that other moneys derived from
the sale of other public lands are now
paid in: And provided ftirtlier That in
lieu of Ihe amount provided tube set
apart therefrom by the act of Congress
ot June fifth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-two. hereinbefore referred to
there shall be annually appropriated.
j out ot any money in the Treasury of
I the United Stales not, otherwise appro
priated, the sum of live .thousand dol
lars, tor the period of ten years, to he
expended, under the direction of the
President, in the manner deemed for
the best good of the Indians w ho have
been removed from Bitter Root Val
ley: An providpi further, 'That no
part ot said sum shall be paid to any
Indian of said tribe who shall not have
settled upon the Jocko reservation.
For wagon road Iron i ihe Northern
Pacific Railway to (he agency for
Chippewa Indians of the Mississippi:
For this amount, or so much thereof
as may he necessary, for the construc
tion of a wagon-road from Red Lake
agency. .Minnesota, try which supplies
may he transported from such point on
the railroad as may be determined by
the Secretary of the Interior, ten thou
sand dollars; to be available immedi
ately. Settlement of the Otter-Tail Pilla
gers: For this amount or so much
thereof as may be necessary, for sub
sisting and establishing the Otter-Tail
Pillager baud upon the While Earth
reservation. Minnesota, in accordance
with the act approved March third
eighteen 'hundred and seventy-three,
by which the right of said Indians has
been secured to one township of land
for reservation purposes, lifteen thou
sand dollars; to be available immedi
ately. For this amount, being flic unex
pended balance of sums due lo the
Mississippi (,'hippewas, and to the Pil
lager band at Leech Lake, under treaty
stipulations, to be expended by the
Secretary of the Interior for the civili
zation and benefit of said Indians,
twenty-three thousand and ninety-six
dollars and twenty-three cents.
Seltlement of Pembina band ot
Chippewas on White Earth reserva
tion, Minnesota: For this amount, or
so much thereof as may be necessary,
for the removal and establish mment
of the Pembina band of Chippewa In
dians npon the White Earth "reserva
tion. Minnesota, in accordance with
the act approved March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-tlu-ee, fifteen
thousand dollars; to be available im
mediately. For this amount, or so much thereof
asanay be necessary, to relieve the ne
cessities of the Chippewa Indians at
tached to the Red Cliff and ftad River
reservations in the State ot Wisconsin,
two thousand dollars; to be available
OX TRl
STOCKS.
For payment of" interest on certain
abstoaeted and non-paying State stocks
belonging to various Indian tribes,
and held in trust by the Secretary of
the Interior, for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-four, namely :
For interest on theCherokee nation
al fund, twenty-live thousand four
huudred dollars.
For interest on the Cherokee school
fund, two thousand two hundred and
ninety dollars.
For interest on the Chickasaw
tional fund, twenty-five thousand
hundred and twenty dollars.
For interest on the Chickasaw in
competents' fund, one hundred dol
lars. For interest on the Choctaw general
fund, twenty-seven thousand dollars.
na
tw o
c
orpnan-
and forty-eigltt
For interest on I hi
fund, four thou sa nil
dollars.
For interest on the Delawai
fund, eight thousand nine
and thirty dollars.
For this amount, to enable
retary of the Interior to pay to tin
children of the Delaware. Indians w in
became citizens of tlie United State
under the provisions of tlie ninth ar:i
c!e of ihe Delaware treaty ot Jnh
fourth, eighteen hundred and six! y-six
i gener:
bundle
the Sci
and the children ot Betsey Ziigler.
who died before completing her citizen-hip
under the provisions ot sai l
cle. their proportionate share of the
money and stocks held in trust by ihe
( "nil e'd states for tin- Delaware tribe
ot Indians, fifty-four thousand five
bundle. 1 and fourteen dollars and
twenty-three cents, of w hich twenty
one thousand four hundred and fbrty
etght dollars and seven cents shall be
dethibterl from lie money -credits of
said tribe, and thirty-three thousand
and sixty-six dollars and sixteen cents
to be taken equitably from their
eral kinds of stock, shall be transferred
to the Secretary of (be Treasury and
become the properly ot the United
Slates; Provided, That if tlie Secretary
of tlie Interior shall s., determine, the
whole amount hereby appropriated
shall be taken from Ihe money-credit s
of the tribe, the Secretary of the In
terior to designate the funds from
which sud amounts shall be taken:
Provided, 'That in Ihe case of deceased
persons, tlie Secretary of the Interior
shall make payment to their legal rep
resentatives ; and said Delaware chil
deen are hereby declared to tie citizens
of t he I'nited State-, with all the rights
privileges, and immunities of such:
and the Secretary ot the Interior is
hereby authorized and directed to
cause patents to jssiie in fee-simple to i
said persons for the lauds allotted to j
theni: and in case of the decease of any '.
of said bersons, the said patents -hall
issue in the names ot such deceased
persons including the said Betsey j
Zeiglcr, and the title to the lands ties- j
igi.alcd in such patents shall inure to I
and become vestsd in the heirs, devi-
-ces. or assignees of said deceased pat- i
entei's. as if t h" patent had issued to
t be deceased person during life; and i
tin; Secretary of the Interior shall cause
patents to be issued in fee-simple in 1
! names of Barbara Zeigldr. Martha j
X. iglor. Samuel Ketchiun, Nathan S. i
i 'iihlow. and Francis 1 1 . Qrintyr. who j
I belonged to the families of the citizen
class, and w ho died prior to the census ,
ol said Indians made by the agent un- i
i dor the provisions of the treaty of July
1 fourth, eighteen huudred and sixty-six, i
1 for ihe lands allotted lo them; and the
lands designated in such patents shall j
j inure to and become vested in the j
I heirs, devisees, or assignees of said I
j deceased patentees, as if the patent
; had issued to the deceased person dtir
I ing life.
' For interest on the forms' fund, two
thousand nine hundred and eighty dol
lars. For interest on the Kaskaskias,
Weas, Peorias. aial Piankeshaws'
fund, three thousand nine hundred
and one dollars.
For interest on the Kaskaskias, Wca,
Peoria, and Phtrtkocliwwa1 school-fund
one thousand four hundred and forty
nine dollars.
For interest on the Menomonees
lieid. nine hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest on the Otto was and
Chippewas' fund, two hundred and
thirty dollars.
For interest on the Pottawatomies"
educational fund, three, thousand three
hundred and fifty dollars: Provided,
That the sum of oue thousand live
hundred dollars ot above amount may
he expended, w ith the consent of said
Indians, for a physician, who shall
furnish medicines.
For contingent expenses of trust
funds, one thousand live hundred doi.
lars.
INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED
FRATDS IX PAYING BOUN
TIES TO INDIANS.
For this amount, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to meet expenses
incurred by the Department of the In
terior in investigating alleged frauds
in the payment of bounties to members
of the First, Second, and Third Regi
ments of Indian Home-i nerds during
the years eighteen hundred and seventy-one
and eighteen hundred and
seventy-two. two thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-lour dollars and fifteen
cents.
See. 2. That the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary, to pay the ex
penses of the commission of citizens
serving without com ensa tion, ap
pointed by the President under the
provisions ot the fourth section ot the
act oi April tenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine, is hereby appropri
ated; and said Board ot Indian Com
missioners is hereby continued with
all the powers and duties conferred
and imposed by existing laws. But
nothing herein provided shall be con
strued to supersede or interfere with
the duty heretofore imposed upon said
board ol coinniissioners to visit Indian
agencies and inspect the vouchers,
books and papers thereof.
Sue. 3. That for the purpose of in
ducing Indians to labor and become
self-supporting, it is hereby provided
that in distributing the same shall re
quire all able-bodied male Indians, be
tween the ages of eighteen and forty
five to perform service upon the reser
vation, for the benefit of themselves,
or ot tlie tribe, at a reasonable rate, to
be fixed by the agent in charge, and
to an amount eipial in value to the
supplies to be delivered. And the al
lowances provided for such Indians
shall be distributed to them only upon
condition of the. performance of such
labor, under such rules and regulations
as the agent 111113' prescribe: Provided,
'That the Secretary of the Interior may,
by written order, except any particu
lar tribe from the ' operation of this
provision w here he deems it proper
and expedient.
Sec. I. 'That none of the moneys
appropriated in this act shall be used
to pay salaries or allowances ot any
kind "to employees at agencies except
where it is expressly appropriated for
I such purpose; excepting the contin
i g.'iit fund and the incidental fund, and
except in cases herein otherw ise pro
i vided not. more than six thousand dol
1 lars shall be paid for the salaries rrf
j employees at any oiie agency, in addi
! tion lo the salary of the agent ami in
1 t Tprcter. and not more at any agency
i than is absolutely necessary: and 11
; dian agents shall be required to state,
under oath, upon rendering their ouar
terly accounts, that the number oftm
1 ployees claimed for were actually and
i bona tide employed at the agency and
the salary claimed; and that such
agent does not. directly or indirectly,
receive any part of the compensation
' claime. for any other employee, or
j any pecuniary benefit therefrom: Pro-
vided, 'That where there is no offlcdr
; in the vicinity of an agency who is au-
thorized to administer oaths, the Sec
retary of the Interior may direct such
I returns to be made under the certiti
: cate of the agent.
Sec. 5. 'That none of the appropri
ations herein made shall be paid to
any band of Indians while such baud
is at. war with ihe United States or
with the white citizens of any of the
States or 'Territories.
Sec. C. That it shall be the duty of
the Secretary of the Interior, and the
officers charged by law with the distri
bution of supplies to Ihe Indians, un
der the appropriations provided for in
this act, to distribute them and pay
them out to tlie Indians entitled to
them, in such proper proportions as
that the amount ot appropriation shall
not be expended before the end of the
current year, so as to prevent deficien
cies; and no expenditure -hall be made
or liability incurred on the part of the
Government on account of the Indian
service lor Ihe fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-live,
unless in compliance with ex
isjing law. beyond Ihe amount of
money previously appropriated for
said service during said year: Provided,
That hereafter all bidders under an3
advertisement published hv the Com
missioner ot Indian Affairs tor pro-po-als
tor goods, s ipplies, transporta
tion, and so forth, for and on account
of the Indian service, whenever the
value of Ihe goods, supplies, and so
forth, to he furnished, or tin; transpor
tation to he performed, shall exceed
the sum of live thousand dollar-, shall
accompany their bids with a certified
check or draft payable to the order of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
upon some I'nited States depository or
solvent national bank. -which check or
draff -hall be five per ceiitnm on the
a mount ol the goods, supplies, trans
portation and s(, forth, as aforesaid;
and in ease any such bidder, on being
awarded a contract, shall fail to exe
cute the same with good and sufficient
sureties according to the terms on
w hich such bill was made and accept
: ed. such bidder shall forfeit the amount
so so deposited to the United States.
; and the same shall forthwith be paid
j into tiie Treasury of the United States:
i hut if such contract shall be duly exe-
foresaid, such draft or check
d shall be returned to the
ctited, as
SO 1 lepo -bidder.
Sec. 7. 'That for the purpose of
properly distributing the supplies ap
propriated tor in Ibis act, it is hereby
made the duty of each agent in charge
of Indians and having supplies to dis
tribute, to make out rolls, ot the In
dians entitled tosnpplies at the agency,
with the names of the Indians anil of
the heads of families or lodges, wit h
the number in each family or lodge,
and to give out supplies lo the heads
of tribes or bands, anil not to give out
supplies for a greater length of time
than oue week in advance.
Sec. s. That the sum of twenty
focr thousand tour hundred and eighty
dollars and eighty-six cents, lieing the
unexpended balance of an appropria
tion of "forty thousand dollars to carry
on the work of aiding and instructing
the Indians ot the Central superinten
deiicy in the arts ot civilization, with
a view o their self support-, made by
act of March third eighteen hundred
and seventy-one, is hereby reappro
priated, and may be expended for the
purpose named, and shall be available
immediately; anil the sum often thou
sand dollars is appropriated for the
support- of schools in the Central SU
perintendency : And provided further.
That the unexpended balance of the
i appropriation made by act of July
j eighteen hundred and seventy, for
I edueationij purposes for the Indians,
be. and the same is hereby, re-appropriated.
Sec. '.). That the several appropria
tions here made for teachers, millers,
blacksmiths, engineers, carpenters,
physicians, and other persons, and for
various articles provided lor by treaty
stipulations, may be diverted toother
uses for the benefit of various Indian
tribes, within the discretion of the
President, and with the consent of
said tribes expressed in the usual man
lier; and that he cause icport to lie
made to Congress, at the next session
thereafter, of his action under this
provision.
Sec. 10. That no agent or employe
of the United States Government, or
of any of ihe Departments thereof,
while in the service of the Govern
ment, shall have any interest, directly
or indirectly, contingent or absolute,
near or remote, in any contract made,
or under negotiation, with the Gov
ernment, or with the Indians, for the
purchase or transportation or delivery
of goods or supplies for the Indians,
or for the removal of the Indians: nor
shall anv such agent or employee col
lude with any person who may at
tempt to obtain any such contraci for
the purpose of Enabling such person
to obtain the same. The violation of
any of the provisions of this section
shall lie a misdemeanor, and shall be
punished by a fine of not less than five
hundred dollars nor more than five
thousand dollars, and by removal from
office; and, in addition thereto the
court shall, in its discretion, have the
power to punish by imprisonment of
not more than six months.
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