48 said Chiefs and Indians therein named to be observed and performed, and in all things to conform to the articles of the said treaty, as if we ourselves and our Bands had originally been contracting parties thereto. And Her Majesty the Queen, by Her representative, the Honourable David Laird, Indian Superintendent of the North-west Territories, agrees that all the pay- ments and provisions named in the said treaty to be made to each Chief and his Band shall be faithfully made and fulfilled to the aforesaid Chiefs and their Bands. Ix Wrrvess Wuereor, we, the said Indian Superintendent of the North-west Territories and the said. Chiefs and Headmen of the Wood Cree Tribe of Indians, have hereto set our hands at Carlton this third day of September, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight. Signed by the Chiefs and Councillors Davi Latrp, Indian Superintendent. within named, in presence of the fol- his ‘ lowing witnesses, the same having first Ko-paH-A-WA-KE-MUM, x Chief. been explained by Peter Ballendine: amt L. CLARKE, ! Banyiet Maristyo x Councillor. A. E. ForGET, mene ES il Ep eae James (Cur Son) x Councillor. mark. Recorded 2nd April, 1879.) his Lib. 45, Folio 39. § : SA-SE-WA-HUM, X L. A. CATELLIER, We Dep. Registrar-General of Canada. KENE-MO-TAY, xX mark. his MAS-E-NAS-CHOSE, X mark. No. ta iGs We, the undersigned Indian Chief and Headmen, having had communication of the treaty made and concluded at Forts Carlton and Pitt in the summer of 1876, but not having been present at the conferences at which said treaty was negotiated, here- by agree to accept the terms and conditicns of the said treaty and to abide thereby, in the same manner as if we had been present at the time the said treaty was first signed. As witness our hands this eighteenth day of September, 1878. Signed by thé Chief and Headmen after] C his having been read and explained by; MICHEL CALISTROIS, X mark. PetTeR ERASMUS, J nae | Louis Pay-PATSMAH-WAYO, xX Recorded 2nd April, 1879.) i mark. 5 is Lib. 45, Folio 41. , Aeoolse L. A. CATELLIER, Dep. Registrar-General of Canada. mark. No. 157-1. Whereas, Min-a-he-quo-sis, or Little Pine, a Cree Chief, on behalf of his Band and certain other Cree Indians, comprising twenty lodges, inhabitants of the country covered by the treaty commonly known as “ Treaty No. 6,” made between Her Majesty, the Queen, by Her Commissioners, the Honourable Alexander Morris, the ,~ 49 ———— = ——, Honourable James McKay and the Honourable William Joseph Christie, of the one part ; And the Plain and Wood Cree Tribes of Indians of the other part, at Carlton, on the twenty-third and twenty-eighth days of August, and near Fort Pitt on the ninth | aay of September, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- six, who have not yet given in their adhesion to the said treaty, have presented themselves to Edgar Dewdney, Esquire, Indian Commissioner for the North-west | Territories, and expressed a desire to join in the said treaty. And whereas the said | Commissioner has recognized the said “ Little Pine” as the Headman of his Band, and the said Band of twenty lodges have selected and appointed Pap-a-way, “ The Lucky Man,” one of their number as the Headman of their Band, and have presented him as such to the said Commissioner, who has recognized and accepted him as such | Headman ; Now, Tuts Instrument Wirnessetu that the said “ Little Pine” and Pap-a-way or “the Lucky Man,” for themselves and on behalf of the Bands which they repre- sent, do transfer, surrender and relinquish to Her Majesty the Queen, Her heirs | and successors, to and for the use of Her Government of the Dominion of Canada, all their right, title and interest whatsoever which they have held or enjoyed of, in and | to the territory deseribed and fully set out in the said treaty ; also, all their right, title and interest whatsoever to all other lands wherever situated, whether within the limits of any other treaty heretofore made or hereafter to be made with Indians or elsewhere in Her Majesty’s territories, to have and to hold the same unto and for the use of Her Majesty, the Queen, Her heirs and successors for ever. And do hereby agree to accept the several benefits, payments and reserves promised to the Indians adhering to the said treaty at Carlton and Fort Pitt on the dates above mentioned ; and further, do solemnly engage to abide by, carry out and fulfil all the stipulations, obligations and conditions contained on the part of the Indians therein named, to be observed and performed, and in all things to conform to the articles of the said treaty, as if the said “Little Pine” and Pap-a-way or “the Lucky Man,” and the Bands whom they represent had been originally contracting parties thereto, and had been present at the treaty at Carlton and Fort Pitt, and had there attached their signatures to the said treaty. In Witness Wuereor, Edgar Dewdney, Indian Commissioner for the North- west Territories, and the said “Little Pine” and Pap-a-way or “the Lucky Man,” Headmen of the said Bands, hereby giving their adhesion to the said treaty, have hereunto subscribed and set their hands at Fort Walsh, in the said North-west Territories, this second day of July, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine. Signed by the parties hereto, in the} EpcGar DEWDNEY, presence of the undersigned wit-| Indian Commissioner. nesses, the same having been ex-| his plained to the Indians by the said} “Lirtte PINe.” x Edgar Dewdney, Esq. Indian| mau ae Commr., through tne interpreters, | “Tur Lucky Man.” x Edwd. McKay and P. Leveille. J mark, James F. McLeop, Commissioner N.W.M.P. A. G. Irving, Assistant Commissioner N.W.M.P. Frank Norman, Staff Constable N.W.M.P. | Recorded 30th August, 1879. | | _‘Lib. 60, F. 326. ) L. A. CATELLIER, Deputy Registrar-General of Canada.