The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-15
Public Resolution-No. 9. !

MAY I0th ammo Domini eighteen hundred anu
fifty-four, and proclaimed November sec NO. u.
1861. for thu benefit Of certain al ehtees Oh
the said Shawnee t:ibe, is now, and Tor III my
yeas r.,,t HIS been, occupied by large number
# white settlers and citizens OF the state OF
Kansas: ami whereas the beneficial interest oi
the said absentee shawnees IN SAID lai> was an
i abs g' ely forfeited by reason @; tiitif coithu'
absence ani ,ion utilization with tine said shawnee
tribe and whereas the sud lanis were Orietei
t5b. publicly soli It the United States Hand once
al Topeka August In rd, ei-ht-en huhdred anu
S=Xty-tiree, by Abraham Lincoln President by
L.. proclamation iiteI March twentieth, ammo
p,a nj eighteen hs.n,ired and sixty three and by
ts,sas1 Of the ai,s..Ice OF large numbers OF SAID
settlers from their homes in the federal armies the
sale was indefinitely postponed: Therefore,
Resolved bv the Senate and House of RepreSeIi-
tstises OF the United States of America IN Con
-e,s assembled. TETt each bona II1e sitter now
q -cupyin. said Ltn,is and having made Improve
,leats thereon o. the heirs at law Of sucn, who
/. citizen tbe United States, or wbn has de-
clarei his intention 10 bee me such, shall be en-
tilted - putChgse the land 50 occupied and I'M
rryv-.i by him. not t. exceed one hundred and
sxtv acres in ca h case, al the price 81 two dot
lars and fiftv per acre, un'i"r such rules and
regulations the Secretary Of the Interior shan
prescribe: Provided, however, That the pro-
t.is of sail sle- shall be applied in accordance
with the provisions TOf the treaty httwee the
United states aud the said Shawnee Indians, PRO-
Claimed November second. ammo DoniIi eight
cen han irej and fifty-f,Gr-
Approved, April ia6.-
Public Resolution No. 10
Js:nt Restitution authorizing the building CT q
rairoad bridge ove- the OHIO river at Paducah,
KentuCfy-
Refreshed i.y the Senate and House of Rep
r,se,,.a.iScs Of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, fas.t the consent OF Congress
i. and the same Is hereby. gwen 10 me eFecti.'h
# railroad bridge over the ONO rIver II ON the
civ Of Pa lucah Kentucky, 10 the state o: Him
...s bv the PalucaI and Gu-f ha lrosc Company
and such others niay associate with them i'r
ina, purpose under the laws of the States Of Ken
tn XIV and Aiaoi-: Provided, THAT said bridge Is
I;I;It with an UIbrUkec continuous span OF hut
l.,s than fur hundred feet in the clear, from
,;-r 10 pier over the main channel OF the river,
:,rd is built in I'll other respects in accordance
with the conditions and Limitation OF an act en-
titled San &C. TO establish certain post roads.
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred ana
six.y two; that said bridge, when completed IN
the manner specified il TINS les tuition, sail be
deemed aud taken to b. Il legal structure, and
shall he a past road FIR the Transmission OF Inc
I..sis IF tie United Stat.S, but Congress reserves
the tiz.ut t. Withdraw the mt hereby given IN
..,. te free navigation Of laid river shall at any
lin. be substantially and materially INSTRUCTED
by any bridge 10 be erected under the anthrits OF
this resolution. TO direct the necessary modl-
fc4ti and alte-ati lns II sail bridge.
Approved, .rrii /, ls69.
GPublic Resoiution-No Is
A Resolution for the protection OF soldiers and
tler HEIRS
Ees.lred by the Senate aud House Of Repre-
sent ,tiyes of the United States of America in Cen
cress asseIntI q That the accounting oiiicefs Of
the treasury and pay department who are charged
with the settlement and pyment oil pouniies que
t,s .,diers or their heirs be, and they are hereby
directed to pay to be paid the sums found
su. 10 the said soldiers their heirs IN person
or bv transmitting the amount To them alrect III
a draft or drafts, payable to his, her, or theii
order through the free dmens Bureau, oi
tod rta,lv fDF r.
urx. or governors If national yums, or pension
agent of the district where he, she, or they may
reside and not to any claim a-ent or upon any
power Of attorney, transfer, or assignment
Whatever.
Sc 2 And he it further resolved. That any
oficer or clerk Of any Of the executive depart
,n.nts OF the government who shall De iawIoi1
detailed TO investigate frauds, or attempts 70 oe
,rant On the government, or any lrfesultIty o
.aiso,, 2,lt Of officer OF agent OF the Cnitet
states. shall have power TO administer oaths Z
a:fidavits taken in the course Of any soeh ihse'u
CATION. That III.
foes allowed By law . attorneys or agents shat
he reserved by the pay department or sad Pehsi'a
agent and paid said agent OF attorney ~hei
,,v such fees due fer vices rendered IN pr"
curing such bounty or p'Ih'ies' "lA "o. "Ao'
vie.
Aporov L. april 10. 1859
TPubic Resoiution-No Is
A Resolution in relation to the Burlington am
Miss ,cfi River railroad bTaach VI INC onio'
Pacific railroad
i..nix.,I by The, Senate and House of Represen
,,tIyes of the United States of America IN Con
80. assembled. That tie act Of Congress ap
nr,vsd July funnel two, eighteen hundred an'
s;x,y-fnur. granting certain lands to the Burning
ton and Missouri River ii'iiT'al company, 70 :,
il, exter.,i,,g Rad through the tnen teif''o
90 Na,,rss,,5 To connect with the Union facih
Railroad, shall b construed as to autn !: ~.
..;d harrington as'I -sousi River Railroad Com
=. ASH, :....- c.s1yey to a railread company
a.-., ,..3.r the laws of the State q
-Ar,,k. ali the rights powers, ana pr,v'less
..i,,I and conferred by said act and sntJsc.
IA conditions and requirements therein COZ
S,IlIn1c, 1sts.