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Indian Agency Funded Allocations for Several Tribes in 1867
The document outlines allocations for multiple tribes under the 1866 treaties, including Western Shoshonees, Tabecuache Band of Utah Indians, Arapaho and Cheyenne of the Upper Arkansas River, Comanches and Kioways, Apache, Omaia, and related bands. It details annual installments for annuities, goods, provisions, transportation, and infrastructure, with totals like thirty thousand dollars for chiefs and delegates, ten thousand for travel, and fifty thousand for the Omaias.
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Missouri
Brethres West
New York
Oatanio Bay
United States Treasury
Winnebagors
Sawamill
Indiana
Mar
Wisq Nol
Wisq Nol. To Enable the Scretary of the
Interior
Wisconsin
Willame
Secretary of the Interior
Yakama Nation
Artivio
Fouth
Janac
Jmpe
Bwilings
Blackem
Kamin
Timothy
Nez Perce
Oregon Mounted
Campo Relus
Tepithr
Pauly
Flathead
Kootenay
Upper
Poul d’Greales
Smith
Saulsllams
Ottawa
Blanchard’s Fork
Roche DE Bur
Arkansas River
Lake Superior
Red Lake
Pimlina
Chippewas
Pembina
Eehteen Hundred
Sxty
Pembina Bank of Chippewas
Sutoshonees
Senate
Sec
Retary of the Interior
Sen
Utah
Wand Square
Mississippi
Lake
Jung
Minneconjon Band
Dakota
Sioux
Ish-tah-chan-ie-ah
Yanktonai Band
Gia Seine Bai Ty Ed
Paeota
Missouri River
Fort Sulu
Bois Fort
United States
Snd
Washington
Tabequache
Tabeatache
Pry of Blackmith
Tabernache
Sand Creek
Arkansas ‘River
Omaia Tribe OF Indians
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Omaha