The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-05


/ Res luton Tor the relief uf settlers Upon tie
absentee -hawaee lands in Kansas.
Where's large tract f lands set apart by a
r-s1;y With the shawnee tribe Of Indians, dated
Nay 10Th, sHun bell.Ei ei -ttesu hundred AID
ifty-f0GT. and pTbcI duIe,l November sec III. 1 r.
iS5i. Tor til benefit q CERTAIN at enter> II
i..s sail Shawnee t-I5-, l. nov, aud ip- M ny
wears past n ts been, oscup Ell by ~ large uuuHeT
u white settlers ami citizens Of the state #
Kansas; ant whereas tie beneficial int. est Of
the sad absentee >ABSEees in SAID lands and
i abs 5!U ely forfeited By reason If their continue
absence ant .1u-aiii ijatIoa with the said shawnee
tlSe AMI whereas the sIii lands We're erie 81
- BE- publicly sold tn United States laid office
AZ .3est- 4 gust IA ri, ei-ht-eu hundred and
-K.y-tIrre, by Abraham LIa ola. President by
lis proclamation tttei March twentieth ammo
DInini eighteen hgHlrel ard sixty three AMI ~
reason OF ths a1seuce Of large numbers Of sali
--;riers from their homes in the federal armies the
ie was ia definitely p t~rpIs ed: Therefore,
EeSs!yesi by the Senate and House Of Repre-eU-
tAtIves ~ The United states ufameTiCail Con
.,re-s assembled, Ehat each bona Il lie settler
cupyinz sid L4nIs and having Tu..,ie improve
ments tEeryYn. the heirs at lIw IF sucn, who
/, Actin 4 the United States OF VIII" has de-
ci.rei his intention To bee me such, shas Ice el-
tilted t" pITclt>e the Land occupied and i'm
proved by him, nor l. exceed one Lurdre,! and
sixty acres ia etrh case, at the prize Of two dol
lars ami hity cents per acre. Uni-r such rules and
regulations the Secretary Of the Interior shall
prescribe: Provided, however, That the pro-
c--is Of sli sales shall he aq He'd in accordance
Nth the provisions Iof the treaty b-tweel tie
United states and the said Shawnee Indians pro-
Claimed November Second, auEJ DJrliIi eight
cen hIniTei and fifty
Approved, APRIL, ls61.
Public Resolution 10-1
int Resolution autL3rIzsu-, the building Of a
railroad bridge over the ONO river st r,4aucs.h.
Kentucky.
Belt resolved ~ the Senate and House Of Rep
rAseai stiyrS Of the United states II America in
Congress assembled, That the consent Of CoHgreSs
be- and the sane = hereby. given 10 the erection
Il a railroad bTitEe the Ohio river fem The
city Of Pa !ucah Kentucky. to the State Of Him
eiS, by TIL FIlUl.lI and Cut Railroad Company I
and such others may as-rFiage with them for
that purpc~e under the laws u the Siates II Ken
IN XIV AMI I.iuui-: Provided Tat laid hrItra i
built with an uabr9ken OF CJsrilEpus span 81 not
i.,-s than fiU- hgaGEei feet in the clear from z
pier 70 pie, over the main channel - the river
AMI l. built Ia al other RESPECTS in accordance
with tn conditions and Limitation of an act en- /
titled IAN ats 70 establish certain post roads, =
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred JaI /
sixty two; that sail bridge. when Coz pleted in /
TIE ll1nu-r -i.r asi ia tbs res 1lutian sail be /
'.ee-ael and taken t. b. a LEGAL structure and 4
shall be a p r1sti the Transmission of the (
mails ~ the United States. but Congress reserves
the ris'.t T. wIth!raw the Mt hereby given in /
case the free navigation 4 >aii river shall any
time be substantially and materially obstructed 4
hy any bridge to he erected under the authority Of
this resolution, to direct the necessary no!i- /
.ic.tiJns AMI alterations # said bridge.
Approved. Aprii =, ls59.