The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-07

ret LsayeDworh upon The pension rolls and cause her
10 be paid the OF thirty dollars and fifty cents
per month, for and during the OF i've years. com
menclng February 1. 1883
No amendment being made the bill was reported 10 the
Senate and ordered 10 pass 10 third reading aud, ~
unanimous consent, II was read third time and passed
COLLECTION DISTRICT or MILWAUKEE,.
MI. DODGE, al Wisconsin. Mr. President ask that
Senate ball No 246 TO extend the limits OF the collection
district Of Milwaukee, IN the Stale OF Wisconsin, and for
other purposes. may be taken up IL has been unani
mousy reported By The Committee on Commerce. ana
there is letter from the department upon Ble which
shows The approval by the department OF The measure
The motion being agreed to- the said bill read the
second time and considered as IN committee OF The whole
II extends the limits OF the collection district OF Mlwau-
kie include the western shore OF Lake Michigan,
far il forms the boundary OF the State OF Wisconsin,
and all the waters OF Green Bay and including all that
portion of the State OF Wisconsin lying east OF the WIS.
consn river above the town OF DE korra, and all east OF
line running south from DE korra 10 The Stale line, To-
gethe with all islands, bays, haTbos, nets, shores nv
eTs, and waters within said limits, and Milwaukee Is 10
remain the port OF entry ihereo and Green Bay s 10 re-
main port OF delivery in the district OF Milwaukee, IN
The same manner as II is now port OF delivery IN the
district OF Mackinaw and Ozaukee and Manltowoc are
mate ports Of delivery in said district OF Milwaukee and
surveyors be appointed 10 reside lherea who shall
receive the compensation as Is provided IN the sct
OF March second. eighteen hundred and thiryone, Tor
surveyors al Pitlsbufg, Wheeling and other places
No amendment being made the bill was reported 10
the Senate and ordered TO be engrossed Tor third read
ing and, by unanimous CONSENT u was read hfa lme
and passed
JOSEPH SMITH
Mr. STUART Mr.. President. ask the unanimous
consent OF the Senate TO take up Senate bill No 2l6 II
is matter which will not involve any discussion at all,
beng simply remedy difficulty which exists as TO the
location OF land warrant.
Mr. MASON. II there is any objection to the passage
OF the bill, shall have to move TO postpone IT,
Mr.. PETIT There will be no objection whatever,
apprehend.
The motion being agreed 10, the bill for the relief OF
Joseph Smith read second time and considered
in committee OF the whole 1t authorizes said Smith 10
locate one hundred and sixty OF land any OF The
public lands OF the United States subject 10 private entry
in lieu OF location made by him IN the Kalamazoo land
district in the State OF Michigan, assignee oil militia
ry land warrant and which location was cancelled by
the Commissioner of The General Land Office and it d.
reefs the Commissioner OF the General Land Office, upon
the receipt OF the certificate OF location from the register
of the proper land Office 10 issue patent 10 said Smith
for the lands so located.
No amendment being made, the bill reported The
Senate and ordered be engossed Tor third reading
and by unanimous consent, II was read third time and
passed.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
On motion by Mr. MASON. the Senate proceeded TO
the consideration OF executive business and alter
lime spent therein, the doors were Gopened and
The Senate adjourned