The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-04
Approved, April 6, 1869.
Public ReSoiurion-So- 81

Public Ee>liurion-So- Q.
Resolution for ile relief If settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands IN ksn-as-
Where's "A large tract f lsnis set apart by a
atty with the shawnee tribe If Indians. datesl
" IJGG, anup uu.nini ei-hteen hundred and
ty-.Uur, aud proclaimed November sec nj, ID
81 Tor tn benefit Of certain ali entees of
. sail Shawnee tsrbe, is now. and tor many
past has been, occupied by a Large number
white settlers aud citizens of the State Of
tnsiS: ami where - the beneficial int est If
ne said absent e >h.EHees in said lands WAS and
abs In ely forfeited by of their continued
Js -n-e ami utilization with the sad shawnee
ibe /: ani whereas the said Lands were vr,ie Ell
ID pIAlc!y said AT the United States In Il office
T ,peka. August third, ei-htren hundred and
xty-ttrre, 10y Abraham LiacOln. President, by
= proclamation dltei March twentieth. ammo
-I;.I nj eiShte u hgn'irei and sixty three AMI by
.,sJu of the absence of large numbers of said
,tIi-rs fS1: th.ir homes in the federal armies the
lie WAS Indefinitely p,-lPpted: Therefore
gr.,svei by the Senate and House OF Repre- en-
itive. OF the United States of An,ericain Con-
re-, assembled, Thai each bona Ii ie s'ttier Now
'cupyin- stii EInus and having made improve
i-nts ther. ~ or the heirs AT law of >ucn, who
cJ1z-n 4 the United States. or wl,'' has de
arei his intention to become such, shall re ell
tied t. pIi cht>e the land 80 occupied and I'M
rived by MIN. not t. exceed one hundred and
xty acres in en- case, st the price IF two dol
rs and ATTY eeatS PEI acre, uHi-r such rules and
,guIA,iols the Secretary # the Interior shall
-t.sriibe Pruyi!ed, however, That the pro-
,e,i> OF sail sales shall pe applied in accordance
it'll tIi- provisions Enf the treaty betwee the
nitei states ami the said Shawnee Indians, pro-
aime! November second, ammo DJrll ii eight
n hun .rel and fifty four.
Approved. Aprtl1, 1863
Public Resolution 10
rJint Res ion authorizing the building of a
railroad bridge over the OHIO river at faducah,
k-uturEy-
Belt re, lived hy the Senate and IIouse Of Rep
. .-engstiyes OF the Uuite,l states Of Americ. in
,,nre,, assembled. That the consent of congress
;, afi the same hereby. -iyen 10 the erection
+ a railroad briIge over the GAio river frOm the
~ # Pa IA ;ah Kentucky, to the stare of Hin
: BY the ra.ducll ans. Gu liza IgOti Company
d such others may as-pci1te with them for
Al purpose under the laws Of the States of Ken
ky and lI!iapi-: Provided. T. AT -a.d bridge is
ill with an uHbFOkvn or eoutinuous span IF not
: than fur hu dl ed feet IN the clear, from
rr to pier. over the main chtnngi Of the river,
3 !, built ia all other respects in aCcUr,iaHce
TN the Conditions aui liBii OF an ACT en-
led IAN &c 10 establish ceFtIfn post ruus,
proved July 'urJeeHth, eighteen hundred an
XIV two; that sstid bridge. when CO apieted III
e mlu-ier specified in this luton. ali be
,.tie I ami taken to b. ~ le-at structure. and
ali toe "A .t4st r.asd y the Transmission OF the
ATS Of TIE United STATES, but Cong = serves
e ri.4t &. Withdraw TIE nt hereby given in
-. the free navigation Of said river shall any
me be -t.h-t-uti-liy and materially obstrlc Ell
sts bridge t. be ell under he auth irIty ri
- resolution or 10 direct the necessary nl0l-
Iii u ami alters, ions # said bridge.
Approved, Apri, !, Ice