Sol #1141: 1851 Tonawanda education ch.361 recovered

Laws of New York 1851, chapter 361 — An act to provide for the education of the children of the Tonawanda Indians in the county of Genesee, passed July 1, 1851 by two-thirds vote — appropriated $200 a year for two years (nominal $400) from the income of the United States deposite fund, conditionally payable to William Parker after an approved bond, with October accounting and teacher-only spending. The original session-law digitization has a substituted/wrong page where printed p.705 belongs; p.706 retains only the ending. Samuel S. Randall’s 1851 Common School System reprint supplies the complete heading and four sections on pp.369–370.

Limits locked by Sol: appropriation and named payee do not establish that Parker gave the bond, a warrant issued, money reached teachers, or a school operated. Distinct from 1851 ch.243 Tuscarora $200/year (William Mount Pleasant). Repo: 1851-tonawanda-education-ch361-parker-deposit-income (commit 4a487422). Stream separation: ≠ Sol #1138 Blacksmith, ≠ #1137 $2/day, ≠ prior Tonawanda schoolhouse findings. Grok standing remains standing 379.