The Arkansas advocate., 1834-02-28

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 .fa;,ss. Jan. a2.--A bill fir the relic a '. IIartield, Of Arkansas, lis as ei & asa oy iegal representative, was passed slspss, s, 10 the Senate fer conenfrence.- l9s lsssd i,i,e ii. i Senate asid referred Jan :. ers5rr, Jan. 23,--tEr. HENDRICKS, la ,5s 1l Committee Oh Roads and Canals, iol, ,,sd 'a bbill making additional appropria- sfor tl;e completion oi the road from I s3l,sbis llll9 to Little Rock. Read, anl CT l l,s9 t9 ! second reading.
 h Horsz. Jan. 2t.-on motion of Tle ssYlEs, | was
 U. .Psslssa, That the Committee on Indian r.5;rs te instructed b inquire into the ex- '5sa ga,eg Of ehaBeing the location of the s.s as of Superintendent of Ihdian Affairs as C. Louis, ia Missouri, to Arkansas, | Y u tsat saia coula9:ttee he instructed to in- ,;,soJ tha Secretary af Var into the ex- l .5isney of making ti!e change i'll the loca- an of said ofice.
 r asrsarg. JEari. 5 aEr PolSnExTER l,.adi,iesd q bil! for the benefit of the in- ssta9ts of Fayetteville, Washington Co. Y Territory. Read, and referred to the onnittee on Public Lands.
 I Nr TIeroN introduced a biii 10 author inc people of Michigan Territory to ma Constitution aad State Government. .sd and referred 10 a Select Committee, ,,sn by ballot, consisting of Messrs. srdx Of Indiana, GRUNDY Of Tennes- gWIGG of Chic, PoarsR of Louisi- and NtUDAIN, of Delaware.
 lo FIogsg, Jan. e7.-0n motion Of Mir. E,vTv, the Committee on the Public
 5ds vas discharged from the further con- ration of two memorials of the Gener-
 sssenbly of the Territory of Arkansas;
 to reduce the price of the public lands,
 a give up certain lands to the Territo-
 be otherin relation to patents for iiIi; ssiiIii;;;,- Monty lands.
 onmofion of Mir. sEvIER, t was %Rssolesd, That the Committee on Public Ea1s fe instructed 10 inquire into the ex-
 Hqncv of providing by law for coercing
 e entitled to military land in Arkansas
 3sw their patents fer the same. N. PLuNmER sabmitted the following Eja9ns, which were seYerelly agreed to: TF,g9fsed, That the Committee on Public H B3s be instructed b inquire into the expe-
 ey of proyidine by law for the payment
 afee rent to the Registers and Reeeiv-
 of Land Offices, and to provide for the rki preservation ef the reeesSls, books,
 as. asEe.
 Rxls9, That the Committee on Public
 hdshe instructed to inquire into the ex- sney of repeating so much of the act
 led An act supplemental to fine seve- Fsws for the sale of the public lands," Bed April 5th, 1882, as provides that,
 person shall be permitted to entermore one half quarter section of land Tn
 tier sections, or tracts of forty acres, . aHaease unless he intends if for culti-
 pa, of fer the use Of his improvement hto tae expediency of repeating SO 5, 4lof said act as requires the person, ap-
 to make an entry under its provis- @ ofle an affidavit before making the ~ base. And, also, into the expediency
 Rgending the right of pre-etnptien 10 a .r quantity of land to all actual settlers aa nuse-keepers for the term of six or Be months.
 ay- a0ssd, That the Committee on the a Y Lands be instructed to inquire what
 have received donations of land from fl, General Government, for the purpose of tsJ as roads, bridges, canals, and improv- ,d Eater courses; the qaantity of land re- ' < E hy each State, aud into the expedien- 4, granting to such of the new States lda yereceived no portion of the public Q x 0 tor such purposes, a quantity of ss equal to that granted to the other States, ssi applied, under the direction of the Le-
 afes thereof, to objects of internal ip-
 meht within their respective limits. nyf, eod, Ni' iiit 1oIflUiiltee Oil fHutdH 'sl r E he instructed to inquire into the ex- grl faeY ot making an. appropriation for ,m5 spose of aiding the Choctaw nation Of
 s n establishing printing press in Aaw 0aa'fY to which they have recently em- aS {, veatof the Mississippi river. ig. notion of Mir. CARR, 1t was
 Fsosrsd, hat tho Committee on claims
 4a1eted to inquire into the expediency IA s''dlng by law for the payment of tie
 winch belonged to individuals of sas nlsger's aud other Companies of U. ,I,9d aaied Rangers, which were stolen by ,slsb l z'ans' died, Or otherwise lost hy una enp s accident, while in the service of lss. ss war with Great Britain; al=o into loT. ,.ls Fsalsney of providing by law fer the lm ,a'et the horses which belonged to < ol Y aA companies of U. S. mounted by sls, ersaaized for the protection of prci elhwestern frontier, which were sto- vas ee Indians, died, or otherwise lost