The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-31
,9rovel. April G, 1869
Pubic kesUIutiDI-No- y
A Resolution for The relief If settlers upon tn
absentee hawnee lands in Ean>as

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A Resolution for the relief # settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kan as.
Whereas a large tract # Lands set apart by a
treaty with the shawHes tribe If Initans. GATED
Nav 10Th, Domini eishteen hundred and
ffty-flur and procl timed November nd D.
1854, tor tn benefit of certain ah entees Of
the said Shawnee tsIje, i now, and Tor N my
yeas rtst HIS been, occupied by a large number
e white settlers and citizens of the state Of
Kansas. where's the beneficial int. est Of
tae said absent-e Shame in said lands was and
i abs la ely fsriste; by reason OF their continued
-ssAnse ana afiiiiIli0u with the said Shawnee
ufi1e AMI whereas the said lands were urie ed
b. pabicly sold At tii United States ia'i.. office
AZ Topeka, August Il. I'd, ei-ht=en haii'ired and
-xty-t Irre, by Abraham Lis -oil, President, by
his pr,cl t,naton d tied March twentieth, ammo
i.a1ijai eighteen hundred and sixty three and by
al the assetscs OF large numbers Of said
s-ttisrs fris th-ir hon; in the fedora. armies the
ssi, in ,-iiaireiy f-tp0lei; The esOre,
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Repre- en-
t4iiycs Of the United States of America in Con
.ress assembled, That each bona tide settler now
,.,capyins said ltnds and having nsde improve
rf,rnts ti.,reJn, the heirs at law of such, who
= a ctiz=a f the Unise states. who has de-
c.ared his intention TO bee me SUCH shall be
t5:ed 10 utchtse tie Land 50 occupied and i'm
rriyei by him. no. T. exceed one hundred and
-icty acres in c. Il case, at the prize Of two dol
lars and nifty cents re acre, urd-r such rules and
regulations the Secretary Of the Interior shall
I=escIite: Provi1ei, however, That the pro-
rsds If sail siss snail be an lied in accol dance
Tinted states and the slid Shawnee Indians, pro-
s.sisaei November second. a1no D0Iai ii eight
eec hHnireI aai fgty-f cr-
Approved, AprsI7, 1854
lidLlic Kesliu;ion-No. 10
Ts:1t Res 'iu ion th1rizins the building Of
rsiTcsl bridge over the OHIO river at iaducah,
EeGtnlty-
isait res li-sd by the Senate and House Of Rep
r4saniafiyes 0f the UGitei States Of Anierie. in
Congress assembled That the consent OF Congress
ts AID the sane s hereby. -iven 10 the erection
=: railroad bEilge the Ohio river fl om the
city Of PaIrca, Kentucky, to the state of Him
IS. by the Pa:ucaI and Gu. f Ealrcsd Company
esd such Others Kay associate with theI, for
that purpose under the laws IF the States of Ken
lucky and liliuoi-: Provided, That said bridge is
built with unbroksn OF Continuous span Of not
less than fur hundred feet in the clear, from
risz to pieg. tho main channel Of the river,
and is built in all other respects in accoriance
with the Conditions and limit Of an act en-
ri.lsi San &C. TO establish certain post roads, "
approved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred ami
sixty two; that said bridge, when CO npieted III
tre manner specified in this .iution, sail be
,i-enei and taken 70 b. legal structure, and
All be a post road FIR the TRANSMISSION Of the
ma of the United States. but Congress reserves
the righ: T. Withdraw the as mt hereby given in
the free navigation Of laid river shall at any
tir.4 be substantially And materially cbstructed
by any bridge u be erected under the authority of
u, . resolution or to direct the necessary noti-
a-,fi rs and alterations Il said bridge.
Approved, Apr. 7, isC9.