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SIXTY—NINTH CONGRESS. Sass. I. Cn. 277. 1926. 471 Hayward, Wisconsin: For one hundred and fifty Indian pupils, H°Y"°’°·w”- $87,500; for pay of su rintendent, drayage, and general repairs and im rovements, $8,0$; a Tomi,] Wisconsin: For three hundred and- twenty-five Indian "`°°’“*’· w"· pupils, $‘ 3 125.; for pay of sucperintendent, drayage, and general repairs and improvements, in uding drainage and laundry and kitchen equipment, $12,000; ' · s In all, for the above-named boarding schools, not to exceed $3,025,000, exclusive of tribal funds. ’ v To enable the Secretary of the Interior to carry into eEect the §‘,‘§,‘@f’?,;u*}$,,,,_ provisionsof rthesixth article of the treaty of June 1, 1868, between V¤¤·15·v·¤¤°- the UnitedStates and the Navajo Nation or Tribe of Indians, pro- claimed August 12, 1868, whereby the United States agrees to pro- vide school acilities for the chiidren of the Nava'o Tribe of Indians, Pr _ $50,000, to be iinmediatelg1evailable:afPr0vided, 'l}1•.t the said Secrc- oi§°J°éiim.·w sa. tary may expend said nds in his discretion in establishing or enlarging day »or»industrial= schools. ` The Secretaryof the Interior is authorized to withdraw from the ,,,f,?,‘{‘,,*f*’°‘““° ’“ M’“‘ Treasury of the United States, in his discretion, the sum of $35,000, ,P·m·1>g¤8= f<>{n¤¤é2&¤; or so much thereof as may be necessary of the pgincipal sum on iézmn. ° deposit to the credit of the Chippewa Indians in t e State of Min- nesota arising under section 7 of the Act of January 14, 1889, and V<>¤·25·v-¤45- to expend the same for pa ment of tuition for*Chippewa‘ Indian ‘ children enrolled the lpulflic schplolsloffthe gf Minnesoga. h orsu ortoascooorscoos orte ` was`ote<?*¤{¤y>*¤=¤f¤=• Mississi in Minnesota (article 3, treaty of sMai·)dli 19, 1867 %, M ppi'w°°' $4,500: gromkled, That no part of the sum hereby appropriated sha l §;'§§’,ff,j be used exce t for school or schools of the Mississippi Chippewas V°*-1°·P·”°· now in the1SItate of Minnesota. V _ Omuinoudmm For the education of Osage children including repairs to build- seuaumgmeuuumsl ings, $20,620, to be paid from thefunds held by the United States mm mw d" in trust for the Osage Tribe of_ Indians in O lahoma: Provided §g;fj·’°Lbu,sB0ud,¤x That the expenditureof Ysaid monezoshall include the renewal oi mm:. the present contract with-the Saintp uis Mission1Boarding School except that there shailinot be expended more than for support and education of one pupil. _ · ‘ ‘ c F, Oi m or aid to the common sc ools in the Cherokee, Creek,iChoctaw, Medina qiispsdid Chickasaw, and Seminole Nations and the Quapawdigency in Okla- C°’“'”°“ ”°h°°”· home, $150,000, to be expended in the discretion of-the of the Interior and under rules and regulationsto be prescrip by ,,m,”_ him: Promkied, That this appropriation shall not be subzlect an the gmméweum limitsiiiviflin sectionl of the ct ofMay 25, 1918 (Fqrtiet Statutes, °°v$ii°4o, p. sti. age 564), limiting the expenditure of money to educate children of l)es§`than one-fouréth Indian abloochh · s d · Si mum ,. orsuppprtan maintenanceoi an inustri scooisamon §“‘ .·,,,,,,,,, the Sioux diana, iucluding·theerect1)i>n and repairs of schoollbuildg ¤¤§;>,l¤i:nd 2*:: iugs,»$250,000,.in accordance with the provisions of article 5- of the ' ’°' ‘ ggpjeement engieggedt 4Septei¤.ber> 2ztk*1876;»sand··rati£ed We rua _ ,,1. , m · E .t·h x6s or V ,;. li =, if- p For gd dof publici schools inf andg i ibucheme County ,hg§,‘§E;”{,{‘,,,{‘,§,‘?UI€,‘},f school districts, Utah, $6,000 to, be paid from the tribal fimds of p , thehClou1`:ifeder;s.1ted—r‘Bands of Ute- tefpegged undep ' suc Wim Ye t**°¤8“$m?‘; .P“ZSF’¥`* n , 9.-. M0 the giiiwuiiiiity or Indian admitted to ,¤¤i§i'°.°quq{iY with mh www mum` Q' »= i·‘.;;nm.mr·"or nrsjrtmss ·.i1vn’coNssnv4r101si or T ,__,_  ;` ,,?,,g,’g,;§,{,'°"°” For the relief? and care df destitute Indians not otlierwise provided p,@°_§$g§,‘;¤ w,‘},*jg,“g'§·, for, and for the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis, trachoma, ¤i¤¤¤·¤¤¤,¤¢¤·