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APPENDIX 4 7 5
mowing machines when ready for their use, and a like proportion
for smaller or larger families. The aforesaid articles,
machines; and cattle, to be given once for all for the encouragement
of agriculture and stock raising; and for such Bands as
prefer to continue hunting and fishing, as much ammunition
and twine for making nets annually as will amount in value
to one dollar per head of the families so engaged in hunting
and fishing.
And the undersigned Cree, Beaver, (,' hipewyan and other
Indian Chiefs and Headmen, on their own behalf and on behalf
of all the Indians whom they represent, DO H E R E B Y SOLEMNLY
PROMISE and engage to strictly observe this Treaty, and also
to conduct and behave themselves as good and loyal subjects of
Her Majesty the Queen.
T H E Y PROMISE AND ENGAGE that they will, in all respects,
obey and abide by the law: that they will maintain peace
between each other, and between themselves and other tribes of
Indians, and between themselves and others of Her Majesty's
subjects, whether Indians, half- breeds or whites, this year
inhabiting and hereafter to inhabit any part of the said ceded
territory; and that they will not molest the person or property
of any inhabitant of such ceded tract, or of any other district
or country, or interfere with or trouble any person passing or
travelling through the said tract or any part thereof, and that
they will assist the officers of ITer Majesty in bringing to
justice and punishment any Indian offending against the
stipulations of this Treaty or infringing the law in force in
the country so ceded.
REPORT OF SENATE COMMITTEE, 1888.
The Select Committee appointed by your Honourable House
to inquire into Hie resources of the Great Mackenzie Basin and
the country eastward to Hudson Bay, have the honour to
make their Third Report as follows:
REGARDING NAVIGATION.
1st. The extent of the scope of the inquiry covers one
million two hundred and sixty thousand square statutory miles,
which area includes none of the islands of the Arctic
Archipelago.
2nd. Its coast line on the Arctic Ocean and Hudson Ray
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| OCR | APPENDIX 4 7 5 mowing machines when ready for their use, and a like proportion for smaller or larger families. The aforesaid articles, machines; and cattle, to be given once for all for the encouragement of agriculture and stock raising; and for such Bands as prefer to continue hunting and fishing, as much ammunition and twine for making nets annually as will amount in value to one dollar per head of the families so engaged in hunting and fishing. And the undersigned Cree, Beaver, (,' hipewyan and other Indian Chiefs and Headmen, on their own behalf and on behalf of all the Indians whom they represent, DO H E R E B Y SOLEMNLY PROMISE and engage to strictly observe this Treaty, and also to conduct and behave themselves as good and loyal subjects of Her Majesty the Queen. T H E Y PROMISE AND ENGAGE that they will, in all respects, obey and abide by the law: that they will maintain peace between each other, and between themselves and other tribes of Indians, and between themselves and others of Her Majesty's subjects, whether Indians, half- breeds or whites, this year inhabiting and hereafter to inhabit any part of the said ceded territory; and that they will not molest the person or property of any inhabitant of such ceded tract, or of any other district or country, or interfere with or trouble any person passing or travelling through the said tract or any part thereof, and that they will assist the officers of ITer Majesty in bringing to justice and punishment any Indian offending against the stipulations of this Treaty or infringing the law in force in the country so ceded. REPORT OF SENATE COMMITTEE, 1888. The Select Committee appointed by your Honourable House to inquire into Hie resources of the Great Mackenzie Basin and the country eastward to Hudson Bay, have the honour to make their Third Report as follows: REGARDING NAVIGATION. 1st. The extent of the scope of the inquiry covers one million two hundred and sixty thousand square statutory miles, which area includes none of the islands of the Arctic Archipelago. 2nd. Its coast line on the Arctic Ocean and Hudson Ray |
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