The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-23

the date of sale number of The lot and soaI ~. ss
h ne or purchasers and the said squares
ua OF sueh sale And open space public reservation
OF o'neI public ground N the said city, occupied by
SIC a Ana snass@ TRa Ss a was.s o the
m BoarS o they be members of the Board Of Aldermen
OF poau o Coinon Council not who may be selected
rom ue 70 time by the said corporation enforce the
issue warrants and hear and deermne ca ses Within
he OF Justices of the peace, which Mayor
Board OF Aldermen and Board of Common Council Of the
said city shall be plaintiffs have power to issue ali
such warrants and all other or deemed
necessary and proper In cases of violations OF police
regulations and penal laws of the corporation and to hear
and determine all such cases. and under the orders the
corporation to issue execution other final process
thereon and the said justices shall also power to
punish them by fine exceeding dollars, or by i'm
onment not exceeding ten days. tor refusing obedience
SEC 10 Ind be further enacted That hereafter the JUS
Ges OF the peace for The county Of Wa in the Bis
@poa Indictment and Conviction any justice p.sas
before any court OF competent jurisdiction Of incompetent
other wd, misconduct the discharge Of his dutie.
Justice of the peace, his commission shall be void and he
the peace and for all criminal business issued
or tried by or before justice Of the peace in the city
and OF Washington in the District of Columbia the
said justice and the constable who shall the pro-
cess stall respectively BE- entitled to charge and receive the
The case Of process and served by them
by the said justices the District Attorney for his revision
snd apPoy and when approved shall be paid by the
SEC l6 nd be further enacted That in addition to the
authorized be appointed levy
eighteen hundred forty eight the President of Uni
ted States hereby authorized and required annually ap
point four additional members from the city of Washing
and thesad court shall thereafter consist OF eleven
members.
SEC II. And be it further enacted That the corporation
Of the said city Of Washington shall have full power and
authority to pass all laws which may be nsedial and necss
ed the said corporation or to OF its officers or serv
a ns o or And al
in conflict with the provisions OF this act be, and tho
'' Arr aes noi May H. rp 1913.
[PUBLIo-No 81
amend the entitled AN act to reduce the rates Of
ranking privilege and the prevention Of fraud the
othe Post Office Department. passed the third
of March, one thousand eight hundred and forty-hve
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of ,he Ud of america in Congress assembted That
ters by the first of said shall be allowed and
paid them, the amount OF postage received In each
less than quarter instead of being allowed and paid
the received for year. as was by mistake provi'
SEC q And be it further enacted That all posmasters
whose commissions been diminished by their being
wear instead of on the amount received quarter shall
be permitted 10 resete and adjust their accord
paid such be justly found their due on such re-
SEC 3 AID be it further enacted That the Postmaster
General be authorized to employ temporarily such add.
of s Of dy BY
SEC 4 Ind be It further emactsd That, tho ppAmas
tiers s e. s al ssaa = ns s
the commission the first hundred dollars collected in
garter may be increased by the Postmaster General
'' %r @1e ss1f May H. n is ss' cont
[PuBL1c-No s2.l
AN ACT to require the holders Of military land warrants
compensate the land officers of the United States for
services in relation to the location of those
BE it enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States Of Amrica Congress dsssbksd That
for services which may be rendered after the passage
this by the registers and receivers of the land
offices of the United States, in carrying the provisions
of the ninth section OF the act of eleventh February one
thousand eight hundred and oryseven entitled, An
to raise, for limited time an additional military force,
and for other purposes they shall each be entitled
quire from holders OF issued under that act
hundred and sixty acres the of fifty cents for
each and from the holders Of warrants issued under the
same law forty acres, the of twenty-five cents for
EACH full compensation for those services PROVIDED,
That in all where the located by and for
the use of volunteer soldier whom such warrant
sad shall be charged, either by the regis
ter receiver, for making such location
APPROVED May H. 1915.
[PUBLIc-No 80
AN ACT to authorize the issuing of register the brig
Encarnacon
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representations
he United States Of america in Congress assembled That
Treasury register the brig Encarnacion formerly
Danish vessel but now owned by John B. Brown, Jede
ane citizens the United Sates the said vessel hav-
ing sustained great damage on voyage from ST. Thomas
to Portland and the aforesaid owners having caused the said
Provided fsha be proved to the satisfaction of the Secre-
othe Treasury tina, The cost Of the repairs and reang
said vesseln the United States exceeds of
original cost OF building vessel of the same tonnage in the
APPROVED May IL, lS4S.
l Agency Claims at Washington.
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