Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

after the t"dIOuluAlcbt u tAo S"+S -
Omaha. open such public sale III the
citiesof Plausnouih and Brownville, or
speh ether place or places within the
State as they nay see proper after g ng
due n6tiee the e0f. And at said salfsno
lots Sail be sold fer any surn less han
he minimum price marked upon the plat.
above provided nor upon yoher
terms than for cash il hand.
Sec. g. Every purchaser Of lots shall
deposit the purchase money therefor with
the commissioners, who shall give a re-
ceips for said money, which receipt shat.
specify the amoun. O. money and the
number Of the lot and block for which
the money was paid. and which receipt,
upon It's preservation to the Secretary of
State. shall enliile the person named
thereon 10 a title il fee simple Absolute
from the sikte of Nebraska u the real
estate named in the receipt.
Sec. q. AH@moDies received By the
Commissioners for the sale Of lots shall
be deposited by them in the State Treas
ury, and said monies shall be held By the.
Treasurer as a Estate Building Fund, 9
and be kept by him separate from other
funds and be separately accounted for
Sec. 8. AL expenses incurred By the
commissioners for a Surveyor, al not ex-
ceediag five dollars per day, and four
assistants, at not exceeding two dollars
and fifty cents per day, each, with neces-
sary bills for forage aud team hire, ad-
vertising, stationery and other necessary
expenses. shall be paid BY the Auditor
by bis wssfang upon the State Bailding
aFund, upon the certificate of the said
commissioners and the commissioners
shall be paid for their services the sum
Of FIVE dollars for eachs and every day
actually employed, by the warrant Of the
Auditor upon the State Building Fund,
and they shall be allowed for contingent
expenses, further sums not exceeding
five hundred doIlars.in any one year.
Sec. 8. Immediately after the sale Of
lots above provided for. the commission
ers shall issue a notice to architects ask
ing for plans and specifications for a
building which shall be suitable for the
executive officers and the assembly Of the
two Houses of the Legislature, which
said building may be designed as a por-
ton of a larger edifce and shall not ex-
coed the sum of fifty thousand dollars.
Sec. 10. The commissioners shall from
The plans presented adopt the one best
adapted to the wants of the State, and
shall appoint the architect Of the design
acceptedthe Superintendent Of its con.
strucCien, who shall be paid the usual
commissions for his services. The Super.
intendent shall lhereupon advertise IN a
least four newspapers published in the
State for two. wee ks, for sealed pTepo
sails for the erection of said building &C
cording 10 the plan and specifications to
be furnished by him and approved By the
commissioners.
The contract shall be let to the loves
and best bidder, and the contractor enter
into sufficient bond, with sureties to b,
approved by the Commissioner, condi
toned for the faithful performance of thl
contract. The superintendent shall re
serve the right TO reject any and all bid
if in his Judgement they are too high
and may again proceed TO advertise 70
proposals in The manner provided IN thi
act. The Commissioner shall, from tim
10 time, upon the reqaisitions of the Su
perinlendeDt, draw through the Audito
Of State warrants upon the State Treas
urer for the amounts necessary to carr
on the construction of the Capitol, which
said warrants shall be paid out of th.
State Building Fund. The Capitol shal
be located as near as possible in the cen
ire of the reservation selected by III
Commissioners in the town Of Capiio
Guy, and shall be completed prior TO thI
first day of November, n lhousant
eight hundred and sixty.eight.
Sec. II, The State University and III.
Estate Agricultural CoIlegeshaii be uniteI
as nj educational ms tuition, and shall
be located upon a reservation selected b,
said Commissioners 10 said Capital City
and the necessary buildings shall b
erected thereon as soon as funds con b
secured by the sale of lands donated Il
The Safe for that purpose or from other
Sources
Sec. II. The Penltentiary OF the Stat
shall be located upon a reservation Sc
lected by The said Commissioners in tht
said town of Capital City, and the neces
sary buildings shall be erected so soon a
funds can be secured.
Sec. IL. AS soon as the capitol build.
ing provided for IN this act is erected and
completed, it shall be the duty Of the
Governor 10 issue his proclamation an.
nouncing said fact. and iheTeupon it shall
be the duty of all Stale officers whose
Offices are properly kept al the Capital
to remove their several offices, together
wilhthe ppblicproperiy, archives, records
books and papers to said Capital City,
and all sessions of the Legislature shall
thereafter be convened at the same place,
Sec. ia. All acts and paris Of acts in
any manner Inconsistent herewith or re-
pugnant thereto are hereby repealed.
Sec. Is. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
BrOWningss Retention. OF BOgy.
The secret operations Of the Indian
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