The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-30
Approved, April g, 1869.
Public Resolution-Nc. 9.
4 Resolution Tor the relief IF settlers upon the
aE..entee -haMnee lanl. in Nanc...-

l Resolution Tor the relief II settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kansas
Whereas larg-- tract + ItniS set apart by a
treaty win the shawnee tribe # In hans. dated
Nay 10Th, annO Dom nj eiLhteeH hundred ami
fifty four. and proclaimed November sec nj, 4 d.
sol, tn benefit Of certain ah eatecs OF
he salt Shawnee t.Ihc, Is now. and tor IN my
years past las been, occupied by a large number
f white settlers and citizens Of the state If
KANSAS; ami whereas the beneficial int. est I
the said abseat-e ShaSnees in SAID lands and
absOlu ely forfeited by Of their continued
absence and ron-;tffi. iaIIOn with the said shawnee
tribe and whereas the said lands ur3et ed
to b. publicly sold tn United States Ia ID office
1t Topeka. August tn I'd, ei it7cu hundred and
,ixty-tur-e, by Abraham Liza ola, President, by
MS proclamation dated March twentieth. ammo
Domini eighteen hundred ana sixty three AMI by
reason of the absence Of large numbers of >lit
settlers from their homes in the federal armies the
sale was In definitely pD-Jpohel; The ef're.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre~en-
:atiyes OF the United States of America IN Con-
zress assembled, That each bona lie sitter now
occupying said Lands and having made improve
nents thereon, or the heirs at law of Sucn, who
citizen # the United States. WIN has de-
claret his intention 10 become such, shall tie
s.tled to pa Chase the land occupied ami in.
proved by him, not to exceed one hGHdre ed and
sixty acres in es h case, at the price of two dol
and fifty cents per acre, und-r such rules and
regulations the Secretary Of the Interior shall
prescribe: Provided, however, That the pro-
ceeds of said sales shall tie applied in accordance
-ith the provisions fof the treaty b.twee the
United states and the said Shawnee Indians, pro
Gained November second, ammo Domi.ii eight
sen hundred and fty-fpur.
Approved, Aprtl1, 1869.
Public Resoluton-No. I0I
Joint Resolution authorizing the building of
Railroad bridge over the ONO river at Pauucah,
kenIucfy-
Be Il resolved by the Senate and House OF Rep
-sssentaiiyes of the United States IF America in
Congress assembled. That the consent Of Congress
l- and the IS hereby. siven to the erecti,.n
lily Of Paucah Kentucky, to the state OF Hin
ois by the Paducah and Gu IA lroal Company
and such Others may sta,oCiate with them for
tslst purpD under the laws of the States Of Ken
-urky And Illiuoi-: Provided, Tat said bridge is
Quilt " it'll unbrOken or Continuous span Of not
.e-s than four huiGi ed feet in the clear, from
pier to pier, over the main channel Of the river
and is built in all other respects in srctrfil:ce
with the Conditions and limitation OF
stied IAN aci TO establish certain post roads, -
approved Juiy fourteenth egh cen hundred ami
sixty two; that said bridge. when CT s.pt eted in
;le manneT SPEC fed in this tuition, ali be
i,emej and taken to be a lie al structure and
= be pst road FIR the transmission of the
;I.aiis Of the United States, but Gong
he right I. witariraw the Mt hereby given in
the free navigation Of laid river shall at any
inIe be sub,t.ntinly and materially Instructed
~ any bridge to be Ell under Ghe uthprIty of
toii resolution, to direct the necessary moGi-
seat lis and a.ters i'ins q: said bridge.
approved, Apr. !, Loo