The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-07

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4 Restitution Ilr the relief # settlers upon |
absentee hawnee bands in Kansas


4 Resolution Tor the relief # settlers upon the
absentee hawnee bands in ksn-sfs-
Whereas Il large tract 4 lands set apart 10y {,
treaty With the Shawnee tribe IF IuiIans, dated
Nav IBtic ammo .J0aIini eighteen hundred and
Efty-f1Gr- ssIlsi proclaimed November sec nj A d
1854. Tor TIA benefit Of certain al entees 81
the said Shawnee trIbc. i now and Tor many
wears past hts been, occupied by a large number
Of whit settlers and citizens Of the state II
Kansas ana whereas the beneficial Inte4 est II
the said atsest-e ~hawuees IN ssisi lands and
l. a5sJlu ely forfeited 10y reason Of t!lrIT continued
s.tSel.t- an, I liI1IJu with SAID Shawnee
tribe; AMI whereas the sui Ilnds were sTie. as,
tobs puhlcly ,t,li n TIL UHitel States lad Office
At ,,eEI- August tiI ri, el-ht-ea hundred ana
siNty-IIrve, tsy Abraham Lln-J.n, President. by
hi, prlclaluarioa dated Narch twentieth ,l;.uo
D1mlni eighteen hundred and sixty three ami hy
reason If Jhe atse.sce OF large numbers Of >aij
settlers f, th-E iasIes in the federal armies the
sale WIS Ia definitely p,~Tpauei; The ef1re,
Resolved BY the SeHJSe and House II Bepre~en-
tatiyeS UI tie United states of America Con-
sr-ss assembled. That e,ch bona Il Ig settler now
t,acupyin. sad Inns and having made improve
,lents thsr~ 4, the heirs at law II such, who
Is ciIiz-r # the United States. VINE has de-
cItrp-i hI< intention To become such. shall pe
tilted pa chase the land occupied and i'm
DIT wed by ili-i. ulr e. exceed ore hundred aud
sixty acres III "a "A case. at tine Ir.re Il two dol
laTs and nity - lsf acre uut-r such rules ami
regulations the secretary IF The Interior sinai!
prescribe: Provided. however, That the pro-
ce-is "t sail sales sl4tI re az lied in accgrtnce
with the rrtyl~i,us 5uf the treaty b-rwre the
United states and tle said Shawnee Indians pro-
Chained November Second, ammo DvIuiII eight
cen hEniyrf and mr. f ,ur-
Approved. Aprls- l>jl-
Public R,=~slutInn-Nn- 10 :
Joint Res ,tu. IlE authorizing the building q
TGiiro.pI bridge over the ONO river at Faducan,
k-EsrU BY
Belt re-, lived by tie Senate and House IF Rep
rsssIrzttiye- Of the United States Il America
Cgu.re-, assembled. EA8t tie consent OF of-re>s
be- and the same = hereby given Il the er,Cti
-. 4 railroad brIi-r over the oIil Tiv-s fgpm the
city II Isi.tiftl kentucky. ~ the state OF Him
cis b the PaiucaI and t1u-f IA lTogi COMPANY
slli Suci others a. may associate with them for
tt ;rlf pose uu!cr th. laws # the States If Ken
~ ~ a1.I Il.i4,i-: Provided That sad bridge i
built with uIbrJkeu pr continuous span If not
less thau fsur hus5rc,i feet in the clear, from
liar 10 r5a- ever rEe Hilin channel II The river.
al i bai.- IL. all ether respects in aocyT,lAuce
wits. tht. Conditions ami Limitation Of act
titled AN as 10 establish certain post roads.
approved -TJsy fourteenth, eighteen hs.udre'! ami
sixty tv-s: that -ttl bridge, WAel CO p etr,. in
TIE i,lslu-r specified ia this YES lution all he
s'-su.ei ana tsi-it - b. Il lea! structure. aud
shall b. 4 6; ~ ragi 2 the Transmission Of tie
-.tit, f the United States hut Cong e-s reserves
-le vf-1- RiElIraNs ttie ut hereby given in
cas-. the ..a- NV cation 4 laid river shall At any
time - rI-tsft ally and materially ot~srucJe
~ any irg z t. BE- ervc3 Ell under he authority Of
-i.iS res lltltsrI 81 direct the necessary Unodi
tcr5i4li- and 4ItsrzI f said bridge.
Approved. = pr5i Z, 1903.