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 FIFTY-NINTH coiycanss. sm. 11. on. 2285. 190*1. 1047 For completing n·rigation plant, five thousand dollars; For general repairs and improvements, five thousand dollars; In al, forty-seven thousan six hundred and fifty dollars. RAPID CITY SCHOOL. For support and education of two hundred and fifty Indian pupils R¤¤*d CW ¤¤¤¤¤1~ at the Indian school, Rapid City, South Dakota, forty-two thousand pipe hunélredl§•.ndd£l:;:y1dpllars, and for pay of superintendent, one ousan six un re ol ars; For general repairs and improvements, three thousand dollars; _ For employees quarters, three thousand dollars; In all, forty-nine thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars. For general incidental expenses of the Indian Service in South I"°*“°“““‘· Dakota}; incluéiipgl traveling expenses of agents at seven agencies, ree thousand dollars. That any adult allottee in the Standing Rock Indian Reservation, c§f;§'g§f‘g “°°" 1*** in South Dakota, to whom a trust or other patent containing restric— mS¤*ég by £¤,<{¢¤¤¤¤ tions upon alienation has been or shall hereafter be issued for an kes aniiisiiraiiiiiiiiii allotment along the right of way of the Chica o, Milwaukee and };Qg'P°“‘*’““*"“°l‘°" Saint Paul Railway Company, or the Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway Company of South Dakota, in said reservation, may, with the consent of the Secretary of the Interior, and not otherwise, and under such regulations as he may prescribe, sell and convey to either of said companies, for railroad purposes, all or any part of his allotment. The lands along said right of way allotted to any minor may, in like manner, be sold to either of said companies by the Indian agenffoikotheg officer in charge of the reservation, acting for and on beha o suc minor. And any deed executed hereunder, when approved by the Secretary F°° “l““’l° "m“‘ of the Interior, shall convey title as fully as if a fee—simple patent had issued for the lariils ciovergd thereby, but without such approval shall be absolute y nu an vol . _ The money received from the sale to said companies of lands allotted ,,£§,,'?°"l °i P"' to a minor may be paid, in the discretion and under the direction of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, to the parent or other person having custody of such minor, for his support and education. Any such money not needed for such minor’s support and education shal when so directed by the Commissioner of In ian Atlairs, be deposited in the United States Treasury to the credit of such minor and paid to him when be attains his majority, or, in case of his death, to his heirs, the money thus deposited to draw interest at the rate of three per centum er annum. , That dine Secretary of the Treasury bc, and he is hereby, authorized i»T.'§`i..l§;.ll“.l}]"§ll;i,,. to pav to Jane E. Waldron, for judgment obtained in the United States mm °°· circuit court fOl' the district of South Dakota in the case entitled "Janc E. Wz1ldi·on against Black Tomahawk and Ira Hatch, agent of the Chey- enne River A gency," and to reimburse her_for expenses incurred in said case, three thousand eight hundred and Sixty dollars and thirty-nine ,,M,,80_ cents: ]5·m:z'ded, That hefOl’B Silld €1Hl0l1nt IS paid the said Jane L. Rvceiptew. \Valdron shall satisfy said judgment, and shall also file a receipt in full of all claims. smux or nrrrnnnsr '1'KIBES, INCLUDING SANTEE s1oUx or msnnasxx. "§,fg;f* °* ‘“”°'°"' (Treaty.) For of five teachers, one hysiciun, one car nter, one miller, "l°“°l‘°”~°°"· one engiiieer. two farmers, and line blacksmithéxpeg? thirteenth article ‘°‘·“‘·"·°‘°· of treaty of April twentv-ninth, eighteen hund and sixty-eight, ten thousand four undred dollars;