The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-07-17
No29

and may also submit to a separate vote such provisions of said constitution as he may deem best sue b vote to be taken either upon each of the said provisions alone, or in connection with the other portions of said constitution, as | the President may direct.
 | SEC 2. And 6e it fitrther enacted, That at the same election the voters of said State may vote for and elect members of the general as sembly of said State and all the officers of said State provided for by the said constitution, and members ot Congress; and the officer com mandng the district of Virginia shall cause the lists of registered voters of said State to be re. vised, enlarged, and corrected prior to such election, according to law, and for that purpose may appoint such registrars as he may deem necessary. And said election shall be held and returns thereof made in the manner provided | by the acts of congress commonly called the reconstruction acts
 SEC. 3. And be tt fdrther enacted That the President of the United States may in like manner submit the constitution of Texas to the voters of said State at such times and in such manner as he may direct; either the entire cons sttution, or separate vote; provisions of the same, as provided in the first section of this act, to a separate vote; and atthe same election the voters vote for and elect the members of the legislature and all the State officers provided for in said constitution and members of Con- greSs ProUided also, That no election shall be held in said State of Texas for any purpose until the President so directs
 SEC, A. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the President of the United States may in like man. ner resubmit the constitution of Mississippi to u 6 voters of said State at such time and in such manner as he may direct, either the en lire constitution or separate provisions of the same, as provided in the first section of this act, to separate vote; and at the same election the voters may vote for and elect the members of the legislature and all the State officers prOvd> ed for in said constitution, and members of Congress.
 SEC. }. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That If either of said constitutions, shall be ratified at such election, :he leg stature Of the State so ratitying elected as provided for in this act, shall assemble at the capital of said State on the fourth Tuesday after the ofilcial promulga. ton of such ratification by the military offcex IJs-'I> ., before the States of Virginia, Mlssisslrpl ana Texas shall be admitted to representation III Congress, their several legislatures, which may be hereafter lawfully organized, shall ratlfy rse fifteenth article, whcn has been proposed oy Congress to the several States as an amend ment to the Constitution of the United states.
 SEC. '. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, mat the proceedings in any of said States snail not he deemed final or operate as a completeres toration thereof until their action, respectively shall be approved by Congress
 Approved, April 10, 1863
 | A RESOLUTION making San Diego, Cahfornia' nf
 Poso7yed bv the Senate and House of Rep~ uooontativas of the United States of America ;n oonrrass assembled. That San Diego, Cali cnrn;o ha and is hereby created a port Of De- livery in the Customs collection district ot San Francisco, and that the deputy collector Of that
 ,ort receive the same salary as other deputy
 collectors ofthe district.
 Approved, April 10, l069'
 A Resolution enabling bona fde settlers to prr'
 chase certain lands acquired from the Great and
 Little Osage tribe of Indians
 Resolved by the Senate and House or ISep- ] .osontot;ves of the United States Of America in Conoress assembled, That any bona fide
 settler residing upon any portion ot the lanos cold to the United States, by virtue ot the nrs ord second articles of the treaty concluded pc, r tuoon inc limited States and the Great and Little Osaretribe ofIndians, September twenty
 ninth eighteen hundred and sixtyLtvs, hHn ane proclaimed January twenty-nfSt, elgnIeen fth .h g drod and sixty-seven, who is citizen of th' Tinted States, or shall have declared hlS inten e ton to become citizen of the United States
 shall be- and hereby is entitled to purchase hnnd. .s
 and sixty acres at the price of one dollar an
 twentv-fye cents per acre, within two year o from the passage of this act under such rule and regulations as may be prescribed 1s!.a by tn I- Secretary of the Interior PrOrided, Ho'cecel
 That both the odd and even numbered section if of said lands shall be subject to settlement an r. sale as boveprovided And prorided / ..rf@e lt That the sixteenth and thirty sixth seetous " each township of sad lands shall be reserve ;, t for State school purp oSes in accordance "il 1i 1- tbe provisions of the a. of admission of Ts U n. nothing in this act shall be construed Ia al ao oonne1 affecting any legal rights heretoiol of rested in any other party or parties n: l Approved, April 10, l86s'