132 FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 172. 1872. Amounts or Provided, That in the adjustment of the accounts of F. W. Clemons, late F· W- C1°m°¤¤· disbursing agent of the Capitol extension, the accounting officers of the treasury are hereby authorized and directed to allow him the sum of eight hundred dollars, to be paid from the appropriations heretofore made for expenses of the? uint!} census, as compensation for increased responsibility and labor m d1Sbll!‘SlIlg`B2.1d approHmgt,10us_f1·0m October first, eighteen hundred and seventy, to bcptembcr thutxcth, exghhecu hundred and seventy- one. Lgmpqand Fyr additional lamps and service-pipe in the east and west parks ”°"'°°‘P‘P°· Cap1t01 grounds, four thousand dollars. ,
l}umu. I Indian Bureau.—For this amount, to pay to the Seneca Indians the
dmm “' interest due on the sum of forty thousand dollars, held in trust for them vo;. xv, P, 515, ag provided in the treaty of February 1;we11ty-third, eighteen hundred and gztzy-i.e¥§n, fro? June gightceuth, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, the 0 6 rat,} cation 0 said treaty to November first eighteen h d· I and seventy-cue, the date when interest on stocks p1;rch€msed wiigxn s;:}. sum of forty thousand dollars commenced to accrue, six thousand seven hundred my:} Qzirty-t11rcg dollars and thirty-three cents, which amount shall be paxd dxrcct to send Seneca Indians, and not to an agent, attorney Seminoles Mgthorgpmou claiming be act for them. ’ 1866, 1Iés6U or tins amqunt, to replace the sum appropriated by the act; of J I v01_ x§_j_’p_ 3}% twenty-eighth, ughmeu hund1-ed and sixty-six, under the provision of $1; $3. p. sxxtb artxcle of treaty Wlth the Seminoles of March twenty-first eighteen · ·P· ~ hundred and aixsy-six, and ninth article of the treaty with t};c Creeks of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, fot the erection of Egrincy buildings ou the reservations of said tribes, twenty thousand dol- . Kaw Indians Igor this amount, to enable the S • K _ _ _ _ ecretary of the Int L I m msu gag tmge of {udmns m Kansas with subsistence, to 1;I;;:re(;hi;§:I?I;r`;711:J1};? m an pressxng wants, the same to be reimbursed to the United State f::;; 5;, 51;-icssdslgf the sale of lands of the said Indians, when the sam? so un cr cmstiug treaty stipulations been tho d d 1 hm , usau 0 - N“"°U°°’· For this amount or _ _ , _ so much thereof as may be neces f bt' g§jFT;Y&l_1<t;5I¤d};ans:1;x;dNewg Mexico, for the iisca,1 yea; Zféngrfsnslma » 1 en un - · Apaches. For gis amount, or s:nm;:l:i;g·;c;'O;;1;gyt£; 1;:;;;gs(;2; afssubsiwt th • • k G Apcha Indxaus of Amzonv, and New Mexico during the remainder of th prgsem, fiscal year, who shall be upon the reservation and f' ll 9 mum there or who shall th · ‘ ‘ ‘mace Li y m` U hd y 0 81 mss mmutam peaceful rclatxozgs with the Mdmm Y; gpatos, one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars. Gm vcmrcgy ai tk0f 1@ {1{n0u}1t, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the sub- ¤m1n1m3,,,,B_ hjdigge, sivgzgxxaé axgdlgurc of the Arickarce, Gros Ventre and Mzmdam s, 0 rt 0 agency Dak t d ‘ ’. mmm at P¤`•§jG¤tt}f§¢a.l year, forty thousand aol1H_; ar umig tha rcmmndep of the · - ‘01` ,8 amoun . £€;§.;;m.,,, of the ¤.?£i£§f3J"2LZh1C}}?1Z°¥£vZT- TQSL? ?§°§iZ""?" f°2·"1§’ 3**** Gig t t ousund Sioux now collected at that I , H mm mc u mg · - - . f gzailgggaiguucth, cnghtecn hundred and sgvzgi?-t;!; }:>$1aH;;ld};·;?1rt}?123; Osage: Indians- FU VL -__)_ Ofthxsumoing th · . 5g7g32k_P gg? the Inwrioxi, int’pr?7vi3i;;p;;g;gt;§g§ 2;}:16 cigigglgufogf me gecrctgi 5V0L7m. NW2- b ans: and mding them m cstablishim themselves in thSage c reimbursed to the United St be f b ‘ CH new hOm€S’ to of me Sala of their land`} in K; S rom the {ntcrest 011 the net proceeds up treaty with the Gmag and {ggé agprov1ded by the second article of mghtcen hundred and sixty-five c1 h Sages, of September twmty'DiD8’ C°’***?¤ PM'- mW6H, eighteen hundred and gg; 5 ¤¤W¤1f=h S*>0¥·1011 of the am; of Ju]y WW1 Mt tom- That no an . n Y; fifty thousand dollars: Provided P 011 shall YGCBIVE any part of the - ’ e money uppropnabed by this
