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 1028 FIFTY-FIRST conennss. sms. 11. ou. 542.. ism. Airrzcu 5. ARTICLE 5. ¢`¤;w‘ <:'A1¢¤?m§i•: In consideration of the foregoing cession and agreements, it is $21`::a° mmagreed that the Coeplr d’Alene iesgrvatignilhall bedheld forever as I dian land and as omes for the oeur ’ ene In ians, now resi - gig on saidlreservgtion, and the Spokai; or other Indians wlho may e remove to said reservation un er t `s a eement, an their osterity: and no part of said reservation shallqever be sold, occupied, open to white settlement, or otherwise disposed of without the consent of the Indians residing on said reservation; mm 6. Aivrrenu 6. _ d,L•8>;=¤* *¤ °¤¤¤‘ And it is further agreed that the United States will expend for ' iélée bielpeiit ofds3id1Coeu;· dgllene Indians the siimpf one huzpdrlpd gpcd y thousand dollars, 0 e expen un er the 'rection o the - ummm retary of the Interior, as follows: For the first year, thirty thousand gogars, ang. for each succeleiling yearil for iipgeen years, eéght thousand o ars. s soon as possi e a ter the raf cation 0 t 's agreement by Congress, there shall be erected on said reservation a saw and grist Hill. . mill, to be ope1·?tedu£yisteam,3nd  engineer and lrpiller employedé s e expenses o n said m1 an paying the engineer an , m-mus miller to be aid out of the funds herein provided. - Th mai i portion of sagd thirty thousand dollars, if any, and the dtligr aniixihd payments shall be expended in the purchase of such useful and necessary articles as shall promote the progress, comfort, improvement, education, and civilization of said Coeur ·d Alene Indians, . parties hereto. 4—¤¤¤¤-= °’· Ammon: 7. ¤¤¤h p¤s;¤¤¤¤¤¤ in- It is further agreed that if it shall a r to the sat' f t' f °°°°°°t"°”°`°°` the Secretary of the Interior that in.an§¢p)(:ar in whichSptacyiiiia1n(ts are tp ge rncalde ashherepnlprogided said Coelgr {l’A.lenle Indians are supp 18 W1 suc use u an necessa a ic es an d thed the same, and that they will judiciouslyy use the money;) thhn Ishid payment shall be made to them in cash. . umm a Armonn 8. B•l¤¤¤¤¤. It is further agreed that any money which shall not be used in the purchase of such necessary articles or paid over, as provided in artic e seven, shall be placed in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the said Coeur d’Alene Indians, parties hereto, and expended for their benefit, or paid over to them, as provided in the ` foregoing articles. ‘ umm •. t ARTICLE 9. Sclectionofnrdclss. It is further agreed that in the (purchase for distribution of said aitgcilelse for tha bgnefit of saidt In paris the fvishles of said Indians s a consi te as o w a useu artic es e m eed, whether they need any at all, and their wishes shrill ggxxeihi as fg; as it is just and proper. A¤¤<¤·¤ 1°· ARTICLE 10. .E¤¤v¤!¤¤¤¤* °¥ I¤· It is further agreed that in the employment of engi, ']] , dum mechanics, and aborers of every kind, preference shaillebrg Ipdeiinisn all cases to Indians, uparties hereto, qua iiied to perform this work and labor, and it sha be the duty of all millers, engineers, and mechanics to teach all Indians placed under their charge their trades and vocations. °