The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-21
PUBLIC REsOLUTION-No. 32.T
JOINT RESOLUTION relative 10 the courts and post
office of New York City

Office of New York City.
Be 1T resoLred By the Senate and House ofRepre-
sentGtices Of the United States OF Aneg IN Loa-
gress assembled, That the mayor and pos tmaser of
New York the district attorney for the United States
Commerce of s s off Ne 2, the 1 OF
S. Shultz, Charles H. Russell, and Moses Taylor, of
New York city, be appointed commission to select
proper site for building for the post office and
for the accommodation Of the United States courts
in the city of New York and that they report to the
Postmaster General and the Secretary of the Interior
at their earliest convenience, the selection upon
which they, or majority of them, may agree, and
me price atwhich such site can be purchased by the
government for the purposes contemplated in this
resolution II d new site should be selected and
that said report shall meet the appreciation of the
Postmaster General and the Secretary of the Interior
they shall communicate the same, with such addi-
tional suggestions as they may think proper to Con-
gress
Approved May IS, 1866.
PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. So
\ RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary OF War to
grant the of certain lumber for the Fair for the
soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home.
Resolued 6g tie Senate amt House of ReDress,,tn-
tires Of the United States Of Aanerdca d, Congress
assembled That the Secretary of War is hereby au-
thor1zed to grant the use of lumber not demanded
Dy the department for immediate use, for the
tlon OF temporary buildings in the city of Washing
ton for the National Fair for the benefit of the
SOLDIERS and Sailors Orphan Home.
approved, May IL, 1866.
[PUBIIc REsoLuTIoN-No. BAL
A RESOLUTION to extend the time for the construc
ton of the first section of the Western Pacific rail
road.
Reso1oed By tie Senate and House of Representa-.
tues q The United States OF Ansertcd In Congress as
sena0eed, That the time for the construction of the
nrsS twenty miles of the Western Pacific railroad
be extended to the first day of January eighteen
hundred and sixty but this extension Is upon
the condition to be accepted by said company. and
noee or such acceptance TO be given by them to the
secretary OF the Interior, that the lands known as
the lands OF the ex-mission OF San Jose as included
in the map and survey thereof made October eighteen
hundred and sixty -four. by E. H. Dyer, Deputy
United States Surveyor, shall not be included in the
grant heretofore made 10 the said Western Pacific
Railroad company. ~
Approved May q, 1866.
PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 35.1
A RESOLUTION to authorize certain medals tn Ia
distributed to veteran soldiers free of POSTAGE
Resolred By the Senate and House Of Reprsssnta
ti1es 9ftee United States OF Aertcd On C04agress "a
embed That the adjutant general of the State of
Ohio, is hereby authorized to distribute thronpb the
nails free of postage toveteran soldiers reenisted
in Ohio. certain medals furnished by the General
Assembly of that State. and in such case the envei
ope enclosing the shall be ranked by such adj
infant general in the mode prescribed by the Post
master General.
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