The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-19

Iprb.ic Re-. Iu,ion-Ss. 81

Public Rs iution-Ss. Q.
4 Ies ,,utl,l fJr he relief If settiers upon the
absentee liawnes iiH,l> ia Nan ~
where large tract Itus set apart by a
treaty Ia the shaw tribe II In ai> GATED
Nay loth, ann i,osnui Fl -htsen huntfrd and
fftv- far and l,r, sC un,.i NovrrubeT id ID
I3o. Tor III b.nefit of certain all sniees of
the siii Shawnee t.ibe, l. w, and TOR ni'ny
yss,> t,t HIS been, ,ccup Ell 10y itrEe lumber
Of white settlers anl cIiIZ ms OF the state ui
Eg,sIS; where. the beneficial In:e- est 81
the sad absent ~lxIres in sail lands and
is aosJu ely tJriritet By ret-on Of -I-r et'rtinue
ahs.i. with the stid shawnee
tribe IsIi wl-les.s he sud hands were ry!e ell
tSb pubcly >,,ll III U4Iitei States Ia ii office
~ ,!.ckS.s> s,t-r tn I'd, ~ kt-ea hundred and
si1tyr .r.e, icy sbsti-an Tia cln. pte>i lent BY
his yr.sciauntfIol si,rSi March twentieth. ammo
Bsni nj eigurs n hundred ana -Iatv three. ami 10y
reason ii tn. auss ,ce ut iatce numbers If laid
settlers from III II h.'IIi in tine fier armies the
sale II iriinire.y p'~fp-i. Ell: The ct re
ReS,ve,i by the Senate and House vt kerTe-e'i-
eas;yes ~ fhe United States o: America on
greSs s.--eirb!ei. That e,h bona Il lie ttler now
cocDpyin. nj EsrIi- and hasin. made improve
r,ent, thers n. the heirs at law If siCi, vii"
ia c,iiz f the GniEed states. d VIII has de
e.are-l his intention bee sucii shall tee
tilted {, p., chase tie land occupied and i'm
pr vel by him, not T. excec1 one hundred AID
p.Jty acres Ia case. at the pre- VI two dol
lsrs and fifty cents pes acre. und.r such rules and
regulations a the Secretary # he Interior shall
r-es-iIee: Provided, however, Til, the pro-
ceei> II sail sales shall I've aP lied r arc'r,.aice
with the provisions iof the TRAY fwre the
Uaiei --t.tcs and said shawnee Indians.
claimed November sec,.Ei ammo DIM 4; eight
zen hun irei and fiff, -f'ur-
Approved. April. 1867
Public Ee~,luticn-No. 10
Isint Res 'iu authorizing the building Of
railroad bridge over the Ohlo river at IaGucah,
Eeniariy.
i,rIr res lied " the Sena-e and EouSe of ReI,-
rr~.utar!vrs of the United Stai-s If AnIefic, in
Congress assembled. That the consent Of oncress
L. AID the same - hereby. .iyrn the erection
ctr q: Pa Ir-ss., Kentucky, To the srare OF Him
cas- by the pi,iucai, and Gu Ia lro,d Company
as.d such others may as-r late with them for
;.st ;,sl,pp-a Gnisr the Laws Of The State If Ken
,urky anI iliirci Provided r. nj .aij bridge il
buii' with an uIibr'lss cruiinC, sian If not
'--s tl,tI fur hard ell feet the clear, from
r;-- 10 PIE the rIsin ch nneI Of the river,
and IL bull. in all Otrr respects in aCcJrtiiIce
viii, the c.,issiI,,tl~ AMI iIi -risIr OF
ti;l-1 An Nc TO establish cartst post ru.uis,
approved July .1rre-iEth, eiSh'e=u hundred AM
sixty t~.4; that >=rif bridge. wien petri in
TIE m ,r,rrr ,l..-c fi4i H. thts iion all be
s.seuls and taken to b n ie-ai structure. aud
sra.l BE- a . 81 Rad { r the tran-nis.i, Of the
the ri-at {. Withdrew the nj hereby given in
ess- tine free navigafio If aid river shall IT any
time he -ub-t.ufIIly and materially INSTRUCTED
~ any bri,.-e he ed urier iIie srf of
.af- resnlrfIi,s or to direct the necessary niU-i
f-,,i rs and alter. - e said bridge.
Approved, Ai'rir :. lsol-