The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-21
Approved, April 6, 1852.
TPub,ic R--oiurion-No. o.

A Resolution log the r-lizf II settlers upon the
absentee -hsSnse Igaii- ia kinS,,-
Where's a large tract 4 lands set apart by a
treaty With the shawnee tribe If Iniian>, dsie,i
Nsy 10Th, ann1 DolIiHi eighteen hundred and
nfty-four and pr,clIIi1e.i November MI. A d.
1854. Tor thu benefit Of CERTAIN all entees Of
the said Shawnee tsIsse. l. now. sHd Tor many
years past has been, occupied 10y large humber
Of white settlers dnI citizens of the state Of
Kansas: ani where's the beneficial int. est OF
the said absentee ShIxn-es in said bands WAS and
IL absolutely fJrfit-i by reason II their continued
absence ami mona iii istriau with tine s7t shawnee
tribe and whereas the sud lands were ar'ierct
TO b. publicly -ll n the uUitel States Ia elise
st ToI-SS August thru, ei-hf-en Euhsirr'f and
sixty-tnrve, by Abraham Lin-cin. President. b.
his rrucl.IuaIGion dttsi March twentieth, ammo
D0u,ini eighteen hundred and si1ty three and by
reason VI the ahs-aee of barge numbers Of -1ii
settler, fr th~iF fnes IN the federal armies the
sale indefinitely pl-tpotei: Therefore.
Resolve! by the Senate and House Of Repre-en-
tstiyes OF tie United States OfAmeTIca In Con-
xrezs assembled. Tnat each bona Z Re sitter now
occupying -iId ltn,ls and having made improve
Eient, thtrz n, the heirs at law OF -uCn, W no
\ citizen # the United States, wb,f has de-
eiarei his intention L. bee 'ne >nch- shall be
titlei t. pa chase tine land - occupied and i'm
proved by him. t. eXc-ed one hundred and
sixty acres IN e h case, at tie prI-e Of two dol
lars and fifty GENTS per acre, uai-r such rules and
regulations the Secretary If the Interior shall
prescribe Provided. however, That the pro-
c-ei> stii sales shall he applied in accordance
With the provisions [of the treaty twee the
United states and the said Shawnee Indians, pro-
ciaime,l NSgy uib-r Second, pJ:li-Ii eight
cen hunir-i and fifSy-fIur-
Approved, AprI1, ls6a.
Public Resniution-No. l01
Joint Eesiu-iJn authorizing the bu.!iing of
yailrosil bridge over the OHIO river at facucah,
EenturFy-
Belt resolved Hy the Senate and House of Rep
r-sentariyes II the United States If Americ. in
Congress assembled. That the consent If c;-ress
he, aai the - hsrrjy. given 10 the er-eti 1
If n railroad bril-e the Oii1 river (: ON the
ci-y # PI.Iu-ait Kentucky. ~ the state Of Him
uis b., the iIs!,g al and Gu f Ia lTO,d Company
aud such othe a. may associate with thu ~ for
that pu rrs,e under the laws Of the SGa;e- of Ken
tiscky ami IlIIios Provided. I.st said bridge Is
tailt with Unbrokrn OF continuous span Of not
&c. than Ear la bred feet in the clear, from
pier to pie. the main channel Of tine river,
and i, built in al other Respects in ..cc1rlttce
Rith the epHiit 4- and Limitation of act en-
titled ..An ac T. establish certain post rO.is,
approved JAY UIteenfii- e;sh se-n hundred an
sixty two; that -..ii bridge, when Completed III
tie ri,,i specified il this luton. all be
deea.eI aud taken to b. legal structure, and
sIsi! b. a :, ~ rad = the tran-mis-ian of the
mails Of tire Ufitei States, but t'cn-
the ri.st vita ts,.w lhe Mt hereby given in
cx>e the free navigation # said river shall any
time be sGb-tbnT,tiiy and materially vb-truciet
by ANY tr- t. be rec5ei under the ,utl,,fiIy OF
this resolution. 70 direct the necessary nlo,ii-
nc iii ns and a.iefa f said bridge.
Approved, 4i-iI :, l,o9-