The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-31
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laws OF rae UNITED STATES

aaws OF raE UNITED STATES
Hsssed at he First Session. Of the Forty
first Congress.
fPublc Resoiuti,n-Ns.
A Revolution relative to consular fees
Re-Jved bv the Sc. and House Uf Represen-
s.five, q IN. United States Il America in Con
800 .x,.mble.i, Thai .-ctiou three Of chapter
two bu .dfes and thirty-thre- VI the public acts
II the thirty ninth ngress, approved July
twenty five. eighteen huudred and sixty-sx, be,
and i, her by, declared TO take effect from anu
AMER j.. mary first eighteen hundred and sixty
seven And all fees which have been paid into
the treasury in ubediance to the provision OF SAID
setn.n. and which sccI ued prior to said nrst DAY
Of January, Ell hteen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded out If consular receipts.
Approved, March %. 1869.
Public Resoiution-N No
Resolution in relation to lighthouses on the
coast of Oregon.
Reso,vel by The Senate and House OF Represen-
taiive- # the Tn ted states Of America in Con
ere-s assembled That The erection of the light
house at Aqui bay. and Of other lighthouses
on the csa-t 4 oregon for which appropriations
have been may be made. shall not be delayed
far want .f the c,nsent Of the legislature OF the
State 10 purchsse If the site sites for such
Eighth ,nses
Approved, March 20. 1869.
Public Resolution-No-
Resolution rel ,ting to government buildings n
Fort rtten, Dakota T-rrifory-
Resolved by the Senate aud House of Represen-
tAtiy-. f the Unit d states Of Amer'ca m Con
xrrss sss-nbI d That the Secretary Of War lie.
AMI IA. hereby is, authorized All empoNeie'i To
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Iotten,
OAK u. Territory. To be e"n-tructed OF trick
and t. accept th.se said fort already Con-
struct..i Of brick Provied That in his judgment
buiIi x # that mater al VII not I've more ex-
ren,iv- than bu ldings # w'od And provided
fur,ner. That n" appropriation will be necessary
therrf,r.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
Public R-soiution-No 9.
4 Resolution for the relief Of settlers upon the
absentee hawnee lands in Kansas
whereas a large tract + Lands set apart by
treaty Al Ia the shawnee tribe If lntlans. dated
May I9Jh. snnp Domini eighteen hundred and
fifty ur, ahd proclaimed November sec nd ID
1861 Ior I'll benefit Of certain ab enters of
the sail Shawnee Tribe, is now. and tor m,ny
yea ,stst hts been, "ccup ed by large number
II white settlers and citizens Of the state of
Kn,s,s, AMI where's the beneficial int est Of
the sad absent Shawnees in said lands Was and
absIiu ely forfeited by of their continued
abs.u-- AMI Capitalization with the said Shawnee
tribe AMI whereas The said lands were orlei ell |
fob publicly sold at the United States la ID Office
1t I. .,,ekA August tn I'd, ei-hr-en hundred and
sixty-tIrre, by Abraham Lsooln, President. by
his proclamation dated March twentieth, ammo
Dom nj eighteen hundred and sIxty three and by
reason II The absence of large numbers Of said
set -rs from III. homes in the federal armies the
sale in i-finiteiy p,-tpo.ed: Therefore.
Res lived by the Senate and House of Repre-en- |
tstiyes OF the United States Of America. in Con-
gres, assembled, That each bona fiie s~ttier now
0ccupyii. sid lands and having made improve |
ment- there n or the heirs at law Of slcn, who |
Il a ctiZ II the United States. WIN has de- |
elarei his intention to bee me such, shall be en-
tit Ell I, D.. chase the land 50 occupied and i'm
Or We'd by him. not to exceed one hundred and |
sixty acre. ca h case, at the price Of two dol |
lars and fifty per acre. un-r such rules and
ttari. he Oft Interior
prescribe: Provided, however. That the pro- |
coeis II said sales shall tie ap ,lied in accordance
with the provisions Of the treaty brtweel the |
Unitei ~tttrs and the said Shawnee Indians, pro- /
claimed November second, ammo Dumi ii eight |
cen hun ire'i and fifty four.
AypTi ve,i. Aprl1, 1862
Public Resoluton-No. 10
Joint Re- ,iu authorizing the building of a |
raIIras,d bridge over the ohio river at raducah, |
Kcn nrfy.
Refreshed ny the Senate and House Of Rep |
resef.rriyeS IF the United States Of America in |
Congress assembled That the cons. Mt IF Cor gress
be- ard the is hereby, -iy-n 10 the erection
Of n railroad bridge over the Ohio river f ON the
city f Palucah Kentucky, 10 the state Of Him
.,;. b. the t'a!ucah and Gu { Pa llroad Company
aud such others as NAV associate with them for
that n ,o,e under the laws IF the States # Ken
I'd XIV AMI ilinoS: Provided. II at said bridge IL
bun " tn an unbroken continuous sIan Of not
les than fur ilu dred feet in the clear, from
pier to ,.ier the main channel Of the river,
and built in all other respects in accoria"ce
witt, the c,pt!iuIon- and iInI arian of ACT en-
titled AN 10 establish ceTta post roaa,s,
apTr wed .juIy urte-nth, eighteen hundred ami
sixty twn; that said bridge, when Gu pieted In
the D. IN Ter spec feel il this res luton all be
deemed and taken to b. a le-ai structure. and
staIt pc a L, str road fr the frsin-miS>l OF the
rai;s If The Ui.itei States, but Cong serves
the ri zt.t Withdrew the mt hereby given IN
case the free navigation Of laid river shall at any
tir,ie ne substantially and materially INSTRUCTED
ty .uI.s brl.e be erected under he auth of
this rasulntipn to direct the necessary modi-
dc.ti .rIs and altera ions # said bridge.
Approved, April I, lc69
Trrblic Resolution Is
A Resolution for the protection Of soldiers and
their heirs.
Res lived bv the Senate aud HeU>e OF Repre-
sen, i've of tie United States of America in Con
.~r-sS 4s,4i,ihl d. That the ing officers Of
tie urs and pay depart m-nt who are Charged