The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-02
Approved. April G, 1859.
A Res luton Tor the relief If settlers III


A Res. luton Tor the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in kan>ss
Whereas large tract f lands set apart by a
treaty with the Sh1wuee tribe 81 Indians. dated
Nay IJ,h, DoRIiui eighteen hundred and
.ifty- four, and proclaimed November nj. D.
1854, To- tn benefit Of certain all entees Of
tire said Shawnee tribe, Is now, ann tor nllny
yra-s rzLSt has been, occupied by large number
If white settlers ami citizens Of the state IF
kansas; AMI whereas the beneficial inte est IF
rae >tiI absentee ShawHees in said lands WAS and
j. asjsa ely iJrfeItei by reason Of their continued
absence ami Ift; afitiIou with the SAID shawnee
tiihe and whereas the said Lands criefe
- b publicly sold at the United States Had Office
Z .,e,1st -A4suzt Il II, ei-hteen hundred and
a5Sty-tlrse, b.. Abraham Liza. on President. by
his Proclamation dated March twentieth. ammo
j x; nj ei ,.Irean hundred and sixty three ami by
reason Of the aisseUce If large numbers 81 said
settlers from their l. the federal armies tie
sale w-ls Indefinitely pJ>IpaaeI; There
k.-7Jiys-l by the Senate and House of Bepre>eII-
ts.ives of the United states Of American Con
rs,s- assembled. That each bona Il ie sitter
occupying s,Ia Iauis and having made improve
Ils2Js t.ier4sa, tbs heir- at law # sucn, who
+ 4. citizen + tie United states. or WIN has de-
c.-rei his intention 10 -- such, shall lie
SIZED - pGzclitse IKE land 50 occupied and in
lr-yai b. HiuI- no. = exceed Que HuH1.eI aud
sixty acres in "a h case, the prize Of two dol
lars ard my cents PEE acre, under such rules and
regulations the Secretary If the Interior shall
..-esc-IEzs: Provided, however. That the pro-
a--i- Z sait sales shall be applied in accordance
rvFs5l the Provisions igf the treaty between the
J-izei states and the sIiI shawnee Indians, pro-
cseiu-I November Second. ammo Dymi il eight
eel. hundred and ffty-fJur.
Approved, Aprsl7, Is6a-
PuhIic EesalutiUa-NO. 10
= int ltr5I.utI0G authorizing the building Of
.7,iirusii bridge ever the Ohio river at faducah
hCutHcEy.
BE Il resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
r@sertatiycs Of the United states Of America in
Congress assembled That the consent If Congress
be- aud the same IS hereby -iyen 10 the erection
If railroad bridge over the Ohio river ION the
city of PaiJ.cah Kentucky, II the State Of Hin
Cs. by the Paiucah and CUFF Railroad Company
ard such others a may associate with them for
that purpose under the laws Of the States Of Ken
IL Ky ami Illinois: Provided, That said bridge i.
built with an unbrOkcE continuous span Of not
les than fur hundred feet in the clear, from
per to pier over the mail channel of TIE river,
and i built in all other respects in accordance
<..h tas Conditions and limitation of act en-
ti-i-i - TO establish certain post roads,
NJ proved Juy furfeenth, eighteen hundred AMI /
Ky two; that said bridge, when completed in /
~ EI,rl.i-r spec e,i in this resolution. snail be
3 srle and taken to be a LEGAL structure, and \
s.sli be pct rl-ii fJT the Transmission Of the |
rails If United States, but Congress reserves
tisa ri ,;it withdraw the Mt hereby given in
case the free navigation If saii river shall at any
time be substantially and materially distracted |
y any bridge 10 be erected under the authority OF
this resolution. direct the necessary moti-
fic atiHrs and alterations IF said bridge.
Approved April :, ls6o.