The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-04
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laws OF fuB UNITED Stairs
Psss,S It aks Frs Sessios u tie Forty
Flot Cbagye@.
rP,bHe Rsaslusin-No. 81
RsSnlusiou re3nejvo - cnngular fkes.
Raeulyed BY the Sewate and House u kepFe0en-
t.fivss u the United States u America in Con
eren aseembled, Thar section three Of chapter
tvo husired and shlrty three Vi the Poehe .csa
Of Tie thirty ninth ngress, approved July
vsnty.6va, eigAtssa AuHdssd and sixty six, be,
and i her-by, declared to take effect from anu
q aflse january 1sss, eighteen handrsi and sdxsy-
eevoo And ali fees shich have been paid into
the treasury in o.di.nce to the provision Of said
section and which accrued prior to said first day
u Jannary, si.hteen husdred aad sixty seven
Asan be refunded on. Of consular receipts"
APpso-sd, March %, 1859.
lPublic Resolution NOT
A Resolution in relation to lighthouses ON the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by the senate and House Of Represen-
tA4ives Of the I'm ted States Of America in Con
Gress assembled That the erection Of the light
h0uae at A4uiana bay, and Of other lighthouses
on the coat u OREGON. for which appropriations
have been OF mVS he made, shall not be delayed
for want II the .nsent Of the legislature Of the
State The purchase VI the site Or sites for such
lighthouses
Approved, March 26, 1869.
fPub;ic ResOlution-No.
A Resolution rel .ting to government buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of kepresen-
tatives VI the Unit d States Of America IN Con
gress assenbi, d That the Secretary Of War be,
and he hereby is, authorized AMI empowered to
direct the necessary buildings At Fort Totten,
Dakota Territory to be constructed Of brick
and to accept thse said fort already Con-
structed of brick Provided That in his judgment
baiLi, r Of that mater ial VII not he more ex-
further, That NO appropriation will be necessary
thereto
Approved. April 8. 1869.
Public Reaolurion-No. g..
A Resolution for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in kAn>ss
Whereas a large tract ..f lands set apart by |
treaty with the Shawnee tribe of iniians. dated /
NAV 10Th, ammo DOmni ei.hteen hundred and
ffty four and proclaimed November sec nd. A ID.
1854, TOR tn benefit of certain ali enfees Of
tho said Shawnee t-ibe, is now, and for m,ny
years past has been, occupied by a large number
If white settlers and citizens of the state Ut
Kansas; AMI whereas the beneficial int. est IT
tho said absentee Shasnees in said lands WAS and
Is absou ely forfeited by reason OF their continued
absence AMI Ion affiliation with the said Shawnee
tribe and whereas The said lands orde, ed
to b. publicly sold II the United States lad Office
at Topeka, August third, ei.ht=en hundred and
sixty-taree, Ivy Abraham Lincoln, President, by
his proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo |
Donini eighteen hundred and sixty three and by |
rsasoa Of the absence Of large numbers Of said
settlers from ,h-ir homes in the federal armies the
sAle was Indefinitely postponed; Therefore.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Represen-
tasives OF the United States Of America in Con-
Ereas assembled, That each bona fi1e sitter nov
occupying ssid lanas and having made improve
il . eitix-n f tho United States. VIII. has de-
ciared his intention to became such, shall be en-
titled ~ pu. chase the land 50 occupied and i'm
proved by him, not t. exceed one hundred and
six ty in ca case, at the price Of two dol
AN and fity cents per acre, under such rules and
regulations a, the secretary Of The Interior shall
prescribe Provided, however, That the pro- .
eels Of sail sales shall be ap iied in accordance
with the provisions of the treaty between the r
United states and the said shawnee Indians, pro
:,aimed November serond, ammo DomiIi eight )
zen hun ;rei and fifty four. I
Approved, April7, 1869. d
Public Kespiution-No. 101 '
.oi-t Res'iu authorizing the building Of a I
railroad bridge ovec the OHIO river At faducah, a
Kentufy-
Be il resolved hy the Senate and House Of Rep n
asentatives of the United States If America in 81
,sngress assembled That the consent Of toigress
,e, aid the i hereby. given to the erect S.
Il a railroad bridge the Ohio river Fl ON the
ity of Pa tucat Kentucky, TO the state OF Hin
is, by the PAducah and Cuff Railroad Company c,
md such others may associate with them for n
hat pur pose under the laws Of the States Of Ken
Scky AMI li.iuOi PROVIDED, IEat SAID |
,u;ir with unbroken Continuous span of not
ess than fur hundred feet in the clear, from
yer to pier the main channel of the river, A
ND is built in all other respects in accordance
sita ths Conditions and limitation of en-
titled Ian &C establish certa post roads, II
approved July furteenth, eghe cen hundred AMI | G
'ix.y two; that said bridge, when npiet-d in o.
he spec fed in this res. luton. all be d
ieen,ei and taken to BE- q LEGAL structure aud j!
hall be p. 81 Rad n the Transmission of the D
nsiia Of the Uuited States. but Cong reserves
he rig,t Withdraw the Mt hereby given in T,
the free navi CATION Of laid river shall any
,ae be substantially and materially Instructed G
By any bridge to be ed under The authority of
his resolution. to direct the necessary mo1i- a
5c I'll ms and alteTa inns # said bridge. | Il
Approved, .priI !, 1863. 6
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rPUblic Resolution-N0 IS. lie
Resolution fur the protection Of soldiers and b
their heirs. IL,
Rcslvei by the Senate and House of Repre- r,
ent tive. OF the United States Of America in Con
.ess Ass-n,hi d.. That tine accou ming Office of D
he treA ury and pay department who are charged p
nth the and -ym-nt II bOuntie> due !,
0 liiers their heirs be, and they hereby -
irscie. psy cause 10 be paid the sums found +
zs tie said ldie.s their heirs in per-on vi
z by transmitting the amount to them iect in &c
draft drafts payable TO bis, he~, their or
raar, Through the Ere. dmen's Bureau, or III
tate agent- -pp,inrei specially for that pur- %
Sse or ..iver,saT- If national asyiums pension