The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-10


 laws ia forcs wihlp sald limits may he ysa.scas.a. tried, and pnnised in the courts estahilshea hy thin aet and ai penalties forftsnfes ac tons aaa css of aetie. may be recovered ander thts nci in hke inaniaeF they wenid have been under the lsvva l,, force within the limits composing sald TeFrsteFy sf tho ime this act ehais es iato operation: Psoes6ea. That the laws. peasilica. aad f6rfeitnres and pa- shments, hy this section reaWscd se be enfeFred by the reufts provided faF by la ses sisall not he fn consistFutNill the c0usutios Of the Uniae tates: .fHd psprtsd fasther, That no rghtaf action what sait accrue aaainst any .srson r any net done in ? FSuamce et any law gesetoGore peasssa hv ehe temporary geFcFnment aad which may hs declared contrary t0 tho constitution es the United ssates
 SEC. Is. fad be II Jaskkef en zgsd. Tint xii ma tees ef the peace, eansishtz, seris, and a other judicial ministerial officers, who siai ke Is oiFsc. within the limits of said Territory whsn tits acs ssal take effect, si.a be, and they arc hcsehy af thorlAed and rrqrirrd io eemtfnae ts exercise and perform the d8ales of taeir resprciss offices aa ot cers af the TeFrtary ef fOngoa nnti they pT slhers til ilieir places iR te nianaer herein aiteried os mntq ilirir alliceSEl.sIl be atoAsI,ei.,
 Sec ls. Aad q .ss fhfSkfr xaaetsd, The the sum Of five thua saad dasss bs, asa tise satse s hersbs appropriated put of auy nsscys i ihe treasury not otherwise apPsqpFatei, te be expeHded. by anl an- der the direction of the said governor of the Terri tesy at Orcgcn, i,. the purchase of library. ta he kept at the seat of goysrnmem for iso use sf tlae govern r,legsiative assembly ndgcs of tie supreme eouit secretary, marshal, and atiorney ef Nad Ter risory, and such other persoas and under such re gnlatiolis, as shall be prescribed by Iaw.
 SEc. 20. And be j fatAes saacftd, That when the laus in the saji Tertiary shall be surveyed under the direeton of the govrFnmeat of the II. States. preparatory to bringing the same into market, sec ,iou numbered sixteen and thrty-six in each town ship ip sed Territory shall be, and the sanle sefe- by. reserved Tor the purpose ef beiHE applied 10 schools in said Territory and in tho taics and Ter rtories hereafter to be erected out of the saulc.
 Ssc. 2I. 1Hd be # fasther eeacfed, That, aain otherwise provided for by law the governor ef sai1 Territory may define the udicjal distriGts of said Territory, and assign the judges who may he ap- pointed for said Territory the several ditricts. and also appoint the times aud places fos holding courts in tie several counties subdivisions in each of said judicial districts by proclamation be is- sued by hin; but the iegslatiYe assembly, at fhe first any subsequent session. may organize alter, or modify such judicial districts, and assign the Iudscs and alter the times and pieces Of holding the eonrts, 10 them shai seem proper and convenient
 sEc 22. .4gd he t tafstS enacted, That all eff to be appointed by the President, by and wisII the advice and consent of the Sonaie fer the Terri tory of Oregon, who. by virtue of the provisions of any law no" existing. or which may be enactea du ring the present Congress. repaired ts give ss emily for moneys ihAsnay be eDtrustsd with thsm for disbursement sha4 give such eHrity at such isnc and place, and insnch manner as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe.
 Sec. 2J. -lad b. t fprtAer enaeted, That all the ports, barbors, shores, and waters Of ihe naia nd of the Territory aforesaid. shall con titute coilec
 ton district, to be called the district of Oregon; and
 po,t of entry shall be established at Astoria near the mouth Of the Colamhia river. and eellrctor of customs shall be appointed by the President by and wih the advice and consent of the Scpate, tQ reside al such port of entry
 SRc 2i dad be II farthsY eaaffed, That the Pre- sident ef the United States be- and he is hereky au thoriked io establish such ports of d livery in the district Crsaied bY this sci, not exceeding two in a,la'ber tone of which shall be located on Pngets Sound,l as he may deem expedieni, and may ap- point, by and with thr advice and consent of the Senate, surveyors to reside tlaerest
 SEC. 25. .4ad be n farther eaacted, That the cal lector of said district shall be allowed couipenea. ton of one thousand dollars per annun, and tie lees allowed by law; and the cnmpensation of any surveyor appointed in pursuance of this act shall not exceed five hundred dollars per ann,lm, incia. ling in said the fees allowed by law, and the amount collected by any of said surveyors for fees in any one year, exceeding tho of five hundrrd dollars shall he accounted for and paid into the trca- sury Of the United States.
 SEC. 26 .7sd be d fstfher eaacfed That the re laws of the uni,ed States be. and are hereby, extended over the Territory of Oregon.
 SEC. 2I Aud he Il fariher enG seS, hat the sun of fteea thousand doll be, and the same is here by, appropra ci out cf any moneys in the trs asar, not otherwi c appropriated, to be expended under the direction of the secretary of the Treasury, for the construction of light houses at Cape Di appoint pent and New Danginess; and for the construction aud anchorage of the requisite nan,bef of bnoys 10 indicate the channels at the mouth of the Columbia river, and the approaches to the harheF of Astoria the sai buoys 10 be placed aud anchored under the directson of such person as lie Secretary of the Treasury sha appoint.
 Approved, August II, 1913.