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their right or interest in the country between
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. and the
boundary line BETWEEN the Sac and Fox, aand
lS,oux Indians, described In the treaty made with
these and othertribes in 1925. 90 G
. Tie Indians cede all their right TO locate for
hunting, and other purposes, in the land eeded
in the treaty OF 1880.


They cede all claim or interest under the trea-
ties Of 1904. 1924. July 1880, and Sept 1890
for the satisfaction Of which no appropriations
have been made. GO,
The United States agree to pay the Sacs ano
Foxes of the Missouri 8 100000
Ofthis S2,500 is TO be paid IN merchandlze
to be delivered wten the President may Judge II
best for them, |


/ 8 l0oto be given 10 Jacques Mettez, their In
| terpreter, for his services.
= The balance of said sum. 157, 400, to be IN
vested for the benefit of the Indians by the y
nited States, and guarantying them an annua
Income of not less than per cent, thereon-tt
be applied as follows


For the support Of backsmith's establishment
8 1000 per annum.


For the support OF farmer, gricultural i'm
plements, and assistance. and other benehcia
objects, 8 1000 per annum.
For the support of Teac her, and the incident
al expenses Of school. 8 77p per annnm.


The balance OF the interest, amounting to :
500, shall be delivered, at the cost OF the Onte'
States, in money, or merchandize, at the disc re
ton oil the President.


The expenses of this negotiation, and of tn
chiefs and delegates signing this treaty. 10 thi
city and to their homes. to be paid by the Unie'
States. -.