The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-13
the system adopted with reference to land claims in Lou.


the system adopted with reference to land claims in Lou
'sl M1 .n, % -. ...r,. ..r .,;o, ,nh;., no
gave notice h., b wnnid mimi, r., ,b S.nat. Al the
proper time The motion u.s. that the bill De recommllted
10 ihe Conmittee on PUBLIC Lands win ins1Iacuons 70
inquire into the expedlency OF reporting bill Tor ascer-
of California and for surveying and settling the same,
to work the gold mines and for that purpose to provide
First For the appointment of recorder OF land titles
who shall have the custody OF all the public archives IN
a 70 mo snd m claim, thar 'ba I
-. made tnown 10 him and shall make two abstracts of
The same one TO be transmitted TO the General Land Office
Washington city, other be delivered Surveyor
General OF California, that he may lay down the grants
and claims on map to be retained in his office, and OF
when map copy 70 DC ansnittsa 20 me GENERAL Land
Office and another to DO He'd with the recorder OF land
me- S1eaud To provide for the asce,,annen, Of invalid
sued from The United States district court against the par
possession, in and hear the objections his
claim and 70 show cause why the grant should not be an
hued, OF lne possession Vacaed IN every case IN Which
trict ,norrsv ar Nv orde,s fro m. snsr,i md Oace
shall be so Instructed shall be OF opinion thai
not valid under the treaty with Mexico the law oil nations
and the decision: OF The Supreme Court OF he Limited
Staies-the decision OF the district court 10 90 hns ~
the m s ~ h.. NJ 81 s Rn ,e Sa
rnchsra Indians TO be- disturbed In their with
out special orders from the general government.
Third To provide for the appointment Of surveyor
general and for the establishment Of three land Offices
10 piovua 10, t ~ ; nu " aS'a '1 ~
year: of are and an allow anoe land for children under
ls years age, and for the wife in her right accord
ds,s In Oregon which passed the Senate January ls4S
run 10 provide ior preserving order Ia working goId
sma 10y 1s ppd ssaR ssmmaly and Q" the spos al
The said permits TO continue in force white the lot Worked
by the person receiving it, and be limited feet
square.
The latter proposition having been ordered to be print
ed the further consideration of the bill ordered be
postponed until TO- morrow
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.
nrocaeed 10 tbe consideration of he hill to connue The
Office Of Commssioner of Pensions.
The bill having been read no amendments being Of
nss.d .nJ rsaJ a ,h;n time w.s rsad thrl lime and
ssa sssd- anu ''AO " AN N''''' 80 'N
NEHEMIAH BRUSH.
oh motion oy M. pAsto OF sss'ssPpl' uie oena.I'
as IN % s ~ tne Wnoe pfoeseHed 10 !ne fons'S
eraton OF the olil iof me reei OF Nenemah brush
when no amendments having been offered. 1t was report
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'''s ""' ''A' 'A''' u''o "1' passeU
On motion by Mr. DICKINSON. the Senate proceeded,
in committee of the whole to the consideration OF the
bill for the relief OF Mrs; Anne w Angus; when no
amend ment being made thereto it reported TO the
Senate ordered to third reading, read third time
and passed
SAMUEL +. BUTTERwoRTH
On motion by Mr. FOOTE, the Senate. as in committee
of the whole proceeded to the consideration of the bill
for the relief OF Samuel +. Butterworth
Mr. WESTCOrT moved n varhal amendment which
was agreed IN
Nj frIIRNEY exna;ned the nature ,f tho Hill rII;.
remarks were almost entirely naube TO the renorter II
did not appear that Mr. Safk Zone Of the parties named
in the h had been released hv h;s mariner o that The
contract had heen changaI M raw hand had hean
given Government .jl nok ed n him as Marty N the
Contract and hald him resnonsble for H.; ripropce In
opJs, ~ enable him 10 vos fr ,be Iii Il nms1 ann
that M S,ark,s mama Vas .Le, a,oae,har f,om ths
Contract that he had been discharged from ali LIABILITY
and ryemn,ed from TIA nerormanca H. was not yill;ny
MI NILES This case ia somrwhat comnlcated
perhaps and will stafs its ponts To do this sha
he OBLIGED nerhans IN o;ve The entra history ri m.
transaction STARK and Buterworth entered inio ,o;nt
contract II anpear. that there was some unJers,and
;nr tb.t th.y ,yoro 20 ba rid s.,ara,a,,, b., liz,
s,,sfaciorv bnt such ia fha statement NJ Mr. S,arE
Whether il was concurred in bv Mr. Butterwor,b does
not appear and whether was afterwards annned does
mot v ap,ear After this however Start sod ont h;s
whole interest 10 Ruiterworrb hou,h ths contract s
remained in The mama nf The ,wn Rns,arorth nrh.ns
onuht 70 have had Il transerred o h;mssT huf he fd
MOI At Thai time notice was sent-bv Ba,terworth.
rate noca ssneJ bv the firm was seDt ~ tbs A"doi
telling him Thai thereafter M pavmens were 10 be made
or ,ny,h;rg ,b, had hocona H., ,rh, ha.ona d,a
arceni;ng re tho nam. nf St,rL e. RTteryor,h Soma
civ pnnfbs aftar This ar,ft w. A., h
STARK in his own name moi assuming 10 nee hs name III
The firm for 10 900 This draft Sas nrsssntaJ IN m.
nd;,nr co CnrJnn ,rd ,afnsad IN a.in, &c .h ~.
r. , ,bo, =; III. fo,,, 90 , u,,os,o, TT. 81 u.
-, ". Ta' ,ueh ne on o q Woes'eu uia', anu VEN
NV i1 n".uo vi ",. ~ TUG nA'ne VI uo"iu anu r.
ana Nj Wb;ssa, c.a fro vas h
ell T 49, go ~ ,i ,J A. A. n. $500 wy. -.
SCI nope mere was no poiiuGai influence Drought 70