Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-25

Tn dollass for saeh iissnas. Evssy psrssa (szcsps
apothecaries) whose business Il H. for fec and
| ward, 10 prescribe remedies or perform surgical
operations for the cure Of any bodily disease OF all
ing, shal b deemed hysican, surgeon or dentist,
81. Claim sgsnts and agents for procuring patents
shall pay ten dollars for eaeh lcsnss. Every per-
son whose business Il 10 to pfosecute claims in any
Of the Executive Departments Of tho Federal Gov
erumsut, OF procure pstents, shall b deemed .
claim OF patent agent, a. the case may BE- under
Sec. 6S. Aud be il further enacted, That when
the annual gross receipts sale Of any apOtheeasies
confectionery eating houfes, tobacconists, Or rean
dealers, shall not exceed the sum ef one thcusand
dollars, such apothccarics, confectionsrs, eating
houses, and retail dealers shall not be required 10
take out or pay for license, anything IN this oct to
the contrary Notwithstanding; the amount or esti-
mated amount Of such annual sales to be ascertain
ed or estimated In such nanner the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue shall prescribe, and 70 Of oil
other annual receipts where the rate Of tho
lieense is graduated by the amount Of sales or re-
ecipts. A 'iA ' ~
Sec. &c. And be it further enacted, That moth
Ing contained 10 the preceding sections Of this ac
laying duties on licenses shall bs construed TO re-
quirs license for the sale Of goods, wares and
merchandise made or produced and sold BY the
manufacturer OF producer at the mandatory or
place whore the same ID made or produced; to vint
neFs who SELL ut the place where the same IL made,
wine Of their own growth; nor to apothecsries, as
to wines spirituous liquors which they cxclu
evcly III the preparation or making up Of medicines
for sick, lame, or diseased persons; nor shall the
provisions Of paragraph number twenty seven cx-
tend to physicians who keep. on hand medicines
to!cy for the purpose Of making up their own pre-
scriptions for their own patients.
Sec. 81. And he 1t further enacted, That no IL
hereinbeorc provided for, If granted, shall bc
construed 10 authorize the commencement or con.
tinnation Of any trade business, occupation Or cn-
ployment therein mentioned, within any State or
Territory Of tho United States in which It IL or
shall be specially prohibited by the laws thereof,
in violation Of the laws Of any State or Territory
Provided, Nothing in this act shall DO held or con-
strued to prevent the several States, within the
limits thereof from placing duty, tax, or license,
for State purposes any business matter or thing
on which duty, tax, or license is required to be
paid by this act.
t7v Be corcladed.)
tPuBuc Acr-No. loS.
AN Acr Donating Public Lands to the sew
eral States aud Territories which may
provide Colleges for the benefit of Agri-
culture aud the Mechanic Arts.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted BY the SEN
ate and House Of Representatives Of the
LAitea States Of An.erica IN Congress as
senbied. That there be granted to the sew
eral States, for the purposes hereinafter
mentioned, an amount Of public land to be
apportioned to each State, in quantity equal
to 10000 acres for each Senator and Rep
resentativc in Congress to which the States
are respectively entitled by the apportion-
ment under the census Of 1850 pririded,
that no mineral lands shall be selected or
purchased under the provisions Of this Act
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted,
That the land aforesaid. after being sur
veyed, shall be apportioucd to tho several
States in sections or subdivisions Of sections
not less than one quarter Of . section aud
whenever there are public lands in State
subject to sale at private entry at one dollar
aud twenty five cents an acre, the quantity
to which said State shall be entitled shall
be selected from such lands within the linn.
its Of such State, aud the Secretary of the
interior. is hereby directed 10 issue to each
Of the States in which there is not the guam
tity Of public lands subject to sale at private
entry vt one dollar aud twenty-five cents an
acre to which said State may be entitled
under the provisions Of this Act. land script
to the amount 10 acres for the deficiency Of
it's distributive share; said script to be sold
by said States, and the proceeds thereof ap-
piled to the uses aud the purposes pre-
scribed in this Act, and for no other use or
purpose whatsoever. Provided, that in no
case shall any State to which land scrip
may thus be issued be allowed to locate the
same within the limits Of other State or any
Territory of the United States, but their
assiguees may thus locate said land scrip
upon any Of the unappropristed lands Of
the United States subject to sale at private
entry at one dollar and twenty-five cents an
acre. And provided further that not more
than one million acres bs located by such
sssignees in any one Of the States. And
provided further, That no such locations
shall be madc before one year from the pas
ssgo Of this Act.
SEC. 8. And BE Il further enacted,
That all the expenses Of management and
superintendepce and taxes FROM date Of ~.
lection Of said lands, previous TO their sale,
and al expenses incurred iu the manage.
ment and disbursement Of the moneys which
may be received thereffom, shall be paid BY
the States to which they may belong out Of
the treasury Of said States, 20 chat tho on.
tire proceeds Of the aale Of said lands shall
be applied, without any diminutiou what
ever, 70 The purposes hereinafter mentioned.
SEC. 4. And Be Il further enacted, That
al moneys derived from the salc Of lands
Aforesaid BY the BY the States 70 which the
lands aro apnorti0ned. and from the sales Of