The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-22

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Laws or TaE UNITED STATES
po...I n tie First Session Of tie Forty
First Congress.
rPublic Ree,lutio1-Ns- 5
a R,soluticu relative to consular fees.
Resolved by the Senate and House VI Represen-
,.iivcs % the United States Vi America IN Con
srsss assembled. That section inree OF 9haPter
$50 hundred and thirfy-thr-e # the public acts
Il the thirsy-nin nSress. approved 's,y
-venty- i've eighteen hundred and sixty -sax, De
md il h>rrby declared TO take effect IRON anu
%. And ali fees which have been r.is into
ths treasury in obediance to the provision oil said
--csicn, and which accrued prior to said mrs. day
II January. ei.hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out cf .'eousuiAr reeeiPc-
Approved, March 81, 1so9
rPublic Resolution-No No
A Resolution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast Of Oregon
Resolved by the Senste and House OF kepresen-
,H:iyes Of the I'm ted States Of America in Con
.resy assembled, That the erection OF the light
house at As,uinnl bay, and Of other lighthouses
IN the c,,a-t IL Oregon for whsch appropriations
have been or may be made, shall not be delayed
for want Of the consent Of the legislature Oh the
state to the purchase Of the site or sites Tor such
light houses
Approved, March %. 1869.
Public Resolution-No-
4 Resolution relating to government buildings al
Fort rotfen, Dakota Territory.
Resolved BY the Senate and House of Represen-
:Atives If the Unit-d States If American Con
-ress assembled That the Secretary OF war be,
s,I he hereby Is. authorized AMI empowerei To
lrect the necessary buildings At Fort Ietten,
.sako;a Territory. to be con-trucied OF brIek
ani to accept thtse n sud fort already con-
-.rucsei Of brick Provied. That IN his Judgment
,uil.IirS. of that ial VIII not he more ex-
..-usivs than buildings # wood And provided
isrsLer, That No Appropriated will be necessary
therefor.
Ap2rOved. April Q, 1852
TPubiic Resolutiun-No- 81
/, Resolution for the relief If settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in kansas
Whereas !. large tract f lands set apart by
treaty. With the shawnee tribe # lnilans. dated
MAY 10th, snno Domini ei-Eteen hundred and
dfty-t,ar and procl,imed November sec nj. \ d.
l-ci. ior tn benefit OF certain AZ, en'ees on
he saii Shawnee t-ibe, - now, and for N ny
wars pas: his been. occupied by large nninOsr
4 white settlers and citizens OF the stale u
Kansas: AMI where's the beneficial int est 81
ne sail thsent-e Shasuees in saii lan,ts MAS and
: .5s,u civ forfeited by Of their continued
.bs-nce AMI ou-aftiliaJlon with the said shawnee
trihe aud whereas the said lands were ordered
- b. pEblcly soi1 AZ the unitei States land once
Ak u
-ixty-c lFse by Abraham LiHcoln. President, by
rs proclamation dated March twentieth. ammo
I,,rrp nj eighteen hundred and sixty three and by
r-xS,, of the abseice Of large numbers Of said
settlers from t-ir homes in the federal armies the
,si- vN- indefinitely postponed, Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate and House of Repre-en-
,atives OF the United States Of American Con
..rsss assembled, That each bona HE sitter now
,.,-.pyin. .4ii lan,is and hayin, made improve
t,,.ats .nere1l or the heirs At Law Of s5;cn who
:. citizen II the United States. Or VIII, has de-
eiArrsi his intention to bee such, shah lee en-
tilted to paIchs,>. the land So occupied ana I'M
r,ryxei BIZ him not t. exceed hundred and
sixty acres in case, at the price 81 two dot
lars and fifty cents per acre, uni such rules ana
regulations the Secretary OF the Interior sfail
t,-~--tibe: Provided, however, That the pro-
-fs of said sales shall he ap .,liet in accordance
With the provisions lOf the treaty between the
limited STATES and the said Shawnee Indians, pro-
tanned November second. anno DOiii-i eISnt-
-.n hun,iret, ami hfty-fiur.
Approved. April 1905
tPublIc Resnlution-No- 10l
Int Restitution authorizing the building OF a
railroad bridge over the Ohio river AZ Patueah,
Eeit resolved by the Senate aud House Of Rep
r..en,Arives of the United States # America IN
Congress assembled. That the consent OF Congress
TO- And the same hereby, given 10 the erection
If railroad bridge over the Ohio river ION the
city If Paiucah Kentucky, To the state Of Him
IS, BY the Paincah and Cuff Railroad Company
sd such others as may associate with them ior
lucky and Illinoi-: Provided. That said bridge Is
bu;lt with an unbroken or Continuous span OF not
-. than four hundred feet in the clear, from
.i.r 10 pier over the main channel of the river,
and is built in all other respects IN sceordanee
WITH the conditions and limitation OF an act en-
titled An ac, tn establish certain post roads,
approved July fourteenth. eighteen hundred ana
sixty two: that said bridge, when Completed IN
the r,~uu~r specified in this 'lution. soaii be
.-r,uel and taken to be n ie-al structure, and
..,ail be a post road for the transmission OF the
mil. If tie Cnitoi States, hut Cong ess reserves
the right Z, withdraw the as nj hereby given IN
...e the free navigation Of said river shall ~ any
,fr,s be substantially and materially obstructeSi
nv any bridge to be ed under the authority OF
tii. resolution, or to direct the necessary nodi-
n,.,tions and alterations If said bridge.
Approved, April - 1863.
rPublic Rssolution-No Is.
Resolution for the protection Of soldiers ana
their heirs
Resolved by the Sens and House OF Repre-
s-ptatiyes of the United States Of America IN Cen
..ress as-embl d, That the accounting oHlcefs o
the trr..,ry and pay department wis are charged
with the settlement and D. yment Of bounties que
,,scldiers u their heirs be, and they are her. ny
directed to pay or to be paid the sums found
iu. to the said soldiers or their hers IN person
.,r by transmitting the amount to them dife IN
aGraft or drafts, payable to his, he'' OF 'hei'
.rser or through the Ere, dmens bureau, oi
State agents appointed specially for that pur-
80 or governor. Of national asylums, or pension
,-rnt Of the district where he che, or they may
,.,i,,s and not to any claim ent or upon any
power Of attorney, transfer, or assignment