The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-07
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C0RF1cIAL.l
Laws OF rae UNITED sTAFES
Psssed at 6As First Session Of the Forty.
firk C6ngyess.
rPubljc Resluttoa-Ne. 81
Revolution relative TO consular fees
Resolved BY the se".se and House Of Represen-
tstives q tho United States Il America in Con
crsss aeeembled, That section three Of chapter
two hundred and thirty three II the public acts
II the thirty ninth C ngrees, approved DULY
twenty i've, eighteen hundred and sixty six, be,
and ID her-by, declared to take effect FROM and
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty.
seven. And ali fees which have been paid into
the treasury in obeiiance the provision of said
s-ction and which accrued prior to said first day
Il Jannary, eishteen hundred AID sixty seven
shall be refunded ou, of .scousrlar receipts.''
Approved, March q, 1859.
Public Resolution No.4l
A Resolution in relation to light houses on the
coast Of Oregon
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tasives Of the I'm ted States Of America in Con
grcss assembled That the erection of the light
hccse at Aquinna bay, and Of other lighthouses
on the coast Il Oregon. for which appropriations
have been may be made, shall not be delayed
for want Of the Consent of the legislature of the
state to the purchase Of the site sites for such
lighthouses
Approved. Mar,h %. 1869.
GPublc Resolution-No.
A Resolution relating to government buildings at
Fort Totten, Dakota Territory.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tAtives Of the Unit d States Of America IN Con-
gress assembled That the Secretary of War be, |
AID he hereby is, authorized AM empowers To
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totren, |
Dakota Territory. to be constructed Of brick |
and TO accept th,se said fort already con- |
structei Of brick Proviied That in his Judgment
builiipgs of that mater ial W II not be mon eN- |
tt.x,h ft4f 1tvsva AvIv .g.It
further, That no appropriation will be necessary
thsrefr.
Approved. April 6, 1869.
Public Re-olution-No. 9.
A Resolution for the relief II settlers upon the
absentee hawnes lands in kan-as.
Whereas a large tract 4 lands set apart by
treaty with the shawnee tribe Of Indians. dated
May 10th. ammo Domini eli .hteen hundred and
fifty four and proclaimed November nd A. d.
1864, for tn benefit of certain alb entees Of
the said Shawnee Tribe, is now and for many
years past has been, occupied by a large number
of white settlers and citizens Of the State If
Kansas; ami where ~ the beneficial inte. est Il
the sind absentee Shawnees in said lands was and
Is zbsou ely forfeited by reason Of their continued
absence AMI consolidation with the said Shawnee
tribe and whereas III. sud lands we're ordered
to b. publicly sold At the United States land stnce
At Topeka, August third, ei.ht-en hundred and
sixty three, by Abraham Linz DIN, President by
his proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and sixty three and by ,
reason of the absence Of large numbers Of said 7
settlers from their homes in the federal armies the
sale MAS indefinitely postpolei: Therefore. |,
Resolved by the Senate and House Of kepresen-
tstives OF the United states ofAmerica in Con-
grcss assembled, That each bona lie settler now q
occupying said lands and having made improve | I
menis thereon. or the heirs at law Of SUCH, who
il q citizen # the United States, or who has de-
eiAred his intention TO became such, shall he Ell
s,t.eJ To- pu,c chase the land 50 occupied and i'm
pr,ved by him. not t. exceed one hundred and
sixty acres in en-, case, at the prize Of two dol
lars and fifty cents acre, under such rules and
regulations the Secretary of the Interior shall
prescribe: Provided, however, That the pro- q
cseis Of sail sales shall he applied in accordance
with the provisions fof the treaty. between the d
United states and the said Shawnee Indians, pro- y
claimed November second, ammo Dvmi-i eight /
cen hundred and ffty-fsUr. | r
Approved, AprIi7, 1864 .
Public Resplution-No. lO1 Ia
joint Res ,iu ion authorizing the building Of :
railroad bridge over the Ohio river At Paducah,
Kentucky. n
De it resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep 6
r~scntafives of the United States If America in N
Congress assembled. That the consent Of Cong
b. and the same hereby. given the erection b
# q railroad bridge the Ohio river from the :,
:isy of Psiucah Kentucky. To the State of Him r,
us. by the PAsiucah and Cuff Railroad Company | Il
md such others may associate with therD for nj
hat purpose under the laws Of the States Of Ken ~
lucky and illinois, Provided. That said bridge is Il
e.. than four hundred feet in the clear, from n
,i-r pier the main channel Of the river. vi
md Is built in all other respects in accordance as
Eith the CONDITIONS and lmiratiun of en- n,
titled Fan establish certain post roads, 3" D,
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred ami o,
ixty TWO; thai said bridge, when Completed in
he manner specified in this luton. snail be ri
..emei and taken to be . legal structure, and III
hall be p. st road FIR the transmission Of the IA
nails # the United States but Cong reserves an
he right {, withdraw the mt hereby given in III
the free navigation Il laid river shall any n,
ime be substantially and materially INSTRUCTED in
bridge To be erected under the authority Of m
his resolution, To direct the necessary moji- a.
he All and alterations # said bridge. IN
Approved, April J, 1859. st
Public Resolution-No Is.
l Resolution for the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs IL
Eesnived by the Senate and H,u-e Of Repre-
ent ,tive> OF the United States Of America in Cen
Tess assembi d. That the accounting officers Of
he treasury and pay depart lat who charged RI
riti the settlement and yn-nt # bounties due In
e LIiers their heirs be, and they hereby. D.
irrcte pay to be paid the sums found a.,
I- the said lIers their heirs in person. ,ls
: by transmitting the amount to them direct in IF
draft drafts, payable to his, her, their "
RIDER or through th- Ere dmcn's Bureau. or H.
tate agents nppoiniei specially for that pur- in
governors Of national a-yiUms. pension ep
gent of the district where he she, or they may sal