The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-09

(ORF1CIAL.I
LAWS OF TaE UNITED STATE,
Passed at tie First Session Of the Forty
fvsf Co'.oyess.
CPub,ie ResDlutioo-Ns. 81
A Realatioa relative % consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives II the United States cf America in Con
two hundred and thirty three II the public act
Of the thiJty-nbth ngrees, approved JUly
twenty FIVE, eighteen hundred and sixty nix, be
and is hereby, declared to take effect from anu
after January II, st. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. Ami ali fees which have been paid int,
the tressu,y in obedance to the provision of said
section, and which accrued prior to said first day
IL January, eizht-cn hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out If consular receipts.''
Approved, March ii. 1850.
Public ResoIution-No.
RESOLUTION in relation to lighthouses the
coast Of Oregon.
Resolved by the Sen ate and House Of Represen
t8tives Of the Tn ted States OF America in Con
grsss assembled, That the erection of the light
house at Aluians bay, and Of other light houses
On the eoa-t Il Oregon. for which appropriations
have been or may be made, shall not be delayed
for want If the c nsent Of the legislature Of the
SeAtc 10 OF the site OF sites Tor such
lighthouses
Approved. March 2S 1863.
Public Resoluton-No.
A Resolution relating to government tuiiiings at
Fort Tutten, Dakota Territory
Resolved BY the Senat. and House of Repr, SEN
fative- # th- Unit d States If america IN Con
gress assembled That the Secretary OF War be-
snd he hereby IL, authorized ami empowere, %
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dsk'ta Territory. to be constructed Of brick
and TO accept tn Sc said fort already Con:
structed of brick Provided That in his Judgment
bulldog of that mater al VII not c moe ex-
len-iSe than buildings # we'd And prov ;del
further. That no appropriation will be necessary
taeref,r.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
Public Res.urioif-No
A Resolution for the relief IF settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in kan<as
Whereas a large tract f isn'is set apart by a
treaty with the Shawnee tribe If Inilans dated
May lOth, ammo Domini i-hteen hundred and
fifty -four, and proclaimed November sec nd A D. |
1864. for tn benefit of certain ab entees of
the said Shawnee t:lbe, il now, and tor my
years past has been, occupied by large number
Of white settlers and citizens of the state Of
Kansas; an whereas the beneficial inte. est Of
the said absentee Shawnees in said lands was and
is absoiu ely forfeited by of their continued
absence ami n''n utilization with the said shawnee
tribe and whereas The said lands were .rder ed
to b pnblicy sold al the United States Ia Office
at Topeka August tn I'd, ei-ht-en hundred and
sixty Iree, by Abraham Lincoln. President, by
bis proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo r
Dom nj eig.ite n hanirei and sixty three and by
reason of the absence of large numbers Of said !
settlers from III ir hns in the federal armies the
sale Was Nv ieilnIfe'y p,-ipo ed; Therefore, In
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Repre>en- +
fatives OF the United States Of America in Con
Iress assembled, That each bona iie sitter now
said lanus and having made improve n
nients thereon, or the heirs at Law Of such, who
IS 4 citiz,n # the United STATES or VIII, has de-
.iarei his intention bee M hall fe er-I
II ed to pa Chase the land occupied and i'm ! a
'r we'd by him, not t. exceed one hundred and
ixty acre. IN ca h case, at the price Of two dol
afs and nifty cents acre, under such rules and
equations A. the secretary Of The Interior shall {,
'rescribe: Provided, however, That the pro- o,
eis IF sail sales shall tie ap lied in accordance Of
With the provisions lof the treaty betwee,. the N
jnited states and the said shawnee Indians pro- n
aimed November Second. ammo Dumi ii eight | :
en- hundred AMI fiffx-fur. +,
Approved, April7, 1863. =,
Public Resolution-No. 101 ~
0int Ret,iu ION authorizing the building of 81
railroad bridge over the ohio river at Paducah, a,
kenfu-Fy. ~
BE il resolved by the Senate and House of Re,,- ~
of the United States Of America in ne
ongres- assembled Ths: the of congress n
Q, and the same hereby, iven 10 the erection h.
a railroad b.i1ge over the Ohio river from the Co
~ of Ps:ucsn Kentucky, To the State of Him RE-
IS, by the rafucab and Gu { Ia lrosd COMPANY m
nd such Others as may assoriafe with them for nj,
,,t pose under the laws IF the States Of Ken
| fnl
nil with an unbrok.n Continuous sran OF not All
- than fur hundred feet in the clear from tn
Ter to pies. the main channel Of the river vi,
~ - o"ii' IA aAi o'nf respects IN accordance ac
itn the conditInu- and Limitation of on
tied - An &C TO establish certain post roads, !" pr
3proved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred an no
KY two; that sail bridge when Completed in
re rsn"er spec feet H. this luton all be riu
-erhe,l and taken to b. le- al structure and M
.ail be p st read FIR tie tran-nissin of the IA,
ais Of the Cuite states but Congress reserves -;
'e uS Sitn'''tw Tue As. nj hereby gwen IN tn,
Lee the free navigation Of laid river shall any he
rle be substantially And materially obstrncfed in
bridge t. be ed under he authority of ma
is resolution, TO direct the necessary modi- an,
;sti ms and a!tera inns # said bridge m.
Approved, april :, lo69. sta
Public Resoiution-No Is
Resolution fr the protection of soldiers and
their heirs. IL;
Resolved by the Senate aid Hause of Repre- ,
Mt tve- of the United States of America in c, ,
ess assembi d, That the ing office S Of Z
e treasury and pay deIar; Mt who char ged r,
it'll the statement and . v!nent # ipunfie~ due | =.