The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-05

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LAWS OF rae UNITED STATES
Fssssd Il aAe Ssrst SssGon Of tie Forty.
Firss Congress.
TPvbiic Rssuistioa-Ns. 81
Resolution relative TO consular fees.
Rssoivsd by the Ssaats and House u Represen-
t.tivss u shs usissd States u America in Con
grsss assaulted. That section three Of chapter
iwo hundred aud thirty three u the public sets
of tho thirty ninth G ngress. approved July
twenty Ave. eighteen hundred and .iaty -six, be.
and IL Ler-by, declared To take effect from anu
after January inst, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury In obeanee 10 the prov ision Of said
sse"n and .sn accrued s,Sr to '.,1 Mr., day
shall be refunded out IL consular reccipts.''
Approved. March ri. 1903.
Public kesoiution- No.4
RESOLUTION In relation To lighthouses the
coast u Oregon.
Resolved by the Sen,te and House Of Represen-
tAtises Of the un ted States Of Amsric. In Con
grsss assembled, That the erection Of the light
house At AYui"nA bay and Of other light houses
on this eoAst II Oregon. for which appropriations
have been o. may be made, shall not be delayed
for want Ut the Consent Of the legislature Of the
ns.ss To the purchase Of the site sites for such
light houses
Approved, March 20, 1869.
(Pabiic Resoiution-No.
A Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Totteh, Dakota Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and Hosise Of Repr-sen-
tatives IL ths Unit-d States Of America IN Con
xress assembled That the Secretary of War be.
ssd he hereby is, authorized AMI empo~ ci ell 10
dreet the necessary buildings At Fort TotteI;,
and u accept th.ss said fort already Con-
stTuctei of bfcs Proviicd That In his Judgment
building of that mates ial VIII not lie -x-
psnsise than buildings IL wod And provided
further. That NJ appropriation will DO necessary
thsref,r
Approved. April 8. 1869.
Public R1s.,lution-No. OIL
Resolution for the relief u settlers upon the I
absentee bawnes lands in kan<As. |,
Whereas large tract Il lands set apart by .
May l0ti. ammo Doinini eighteen hundred and !
nifty foor, and proclaimed November src nd A b.
1854. Tor tn benefit Of certain ali sntees Of
tho salt Shawnee tribe, 10 now, and Tor many
years past has boel, occupied by n large Number
Of white settlers and citizens Of the state II e
Kansas; AMI whereas the beneficial intes est .f !
tho said absentee sha~nses in sAid lands and \
Is absDu ely forfeited by reason Of their continued
absence AMI affiiiation with tie said shawnee
tribe and whereas the said iaris were .gd- sd
10 b. publicly sold at the Unitei States Ia ID ofce
II Topeka, August III I'd, eisLtesn hundred and
ty-t.r-e. by Abraham Liscoln, President, by
his proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo D,
Doniini eighteen hundred and sixty three ami by
reason Of the atsa..ce Of large numbers Of said r
settlers from their homes ia tho federal mics the
.>ls WIS indefinitely p,-ipoied, Their sfore, nj
Resolved by the Senate and House Of kepreren- i,
Iatisos OF the United States ofAmericain Con- u
,ross assembled, That each bona ie s-slier now a,
seupyin said iands and having made improve D,
Acnts thereon, the heirs at Law u sucn, who
> = eitixun Il the United States, or wh. has de-
dared his intention To beeome such. shall he en-
tisd e. pus cAsse the land occupied and i'm A
,r we'd by him, not 10 exceed hundred aud