The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-16

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Joint AesolusiOn 70 Suppiy oa'f:sion IL the en-;
Iole%e.t Il certain Appropriation acts approved
March Sd, 1859.
Be 1t resolved b., the Senate and House Of Rep
re,entatives q the United States Of Amei lea in
Congress assembled. That the following items
omitted in the enrolment OF appropriation acts
approved March third. cghte-n hundred and
sixty nine, he. and the same are hereby. As
amended, made valid porl ions of tho acts from
which they omitted, viz:
| In the 80 act making appropriations for the
Legislative. executive, and judicial exprnees o.
the government for the year ending the thirfieth
Of June, eighteen bundreh and seventy, aner
i the proviso to the paragraph commencing FOR
salarie. and expenses { collectors, assessors as
| .istant assess'Ts, revenue agents., &c, insert :
Provided further. That after the passage OF
| this act The proptetoIs Of all internal revenue
| bonded warehouses shall reimburse to the United
states the expenses and salary OF all 81
or other officers in charged such warehouses,
and the same shali be paid into the treasury and
.ccour ted for like other public moneys"
] In the act making appropriations Tor sundfy
civil expenses Il the government for the year
ending June thjrtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty. and for other purp ses," under the heading
| Public Buildings and Grounds" before the
| it, IN For pay Of lan,plighters, ga>ftting, &c
| insert /" For lighting the Capitol ana President
house and public grounds around them and around
the executive Offices, thirty thousand doiars
Approved, March y, 1860.
| TpubIic Resolutian-No. IA.
| A Resolution respecting the retirement OF the
Brevet Major General p. Hien'zeiman
Resolved by the senate and House of Repre-
sentaives of the United states OF America IN Con
gres. assembled. That the President OF the
United states be, and he is hereby, authorized TO
place the u Brevet MJor General :. r
Henfzeiman the retired list OF the army, win
the full rank If the comm md held by him when
wounded. in accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen of the act Of August. eighteen nun
drei and sixfy-one. and section thirty two the
act If July twenty eight eighteen hundred and
sixty six
Approved, April 10, 1869.
An Act authorizing the submission of the consti-
tutIous of Virg MA. Mississippi and Texas. TO
vute of the people, and auth rzing the election
Of State officers, provided by the said constitu-
tiols and members of Congress
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatrves Of the United States of America IN
:. ,ngress assembled, That the President Of the
United States, such time as he may Ceem
be.t for the putlic interest, may submit the con-
stitution which framed by the convention
witch ennet in Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday,
the third day of december, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty--eveu. TO the voters oi SAID
State registered at the date of said submis-io
for at,fic, ion rejection pad he may also sub
nit a separate vote such PROVISIONS OF Hald con
stituiion he may deem best. such vote to he
taken either upon each of the said provisions
alone r in conn-ci n with tie other portions Of
said consri uticn, the President may direct
SEC 2 AID be it further enacted, That at the
same election the voters OF said stale may vote
for and elect members of the general assembly OF
said state and all the officers Of said State pro
viied for 10y the sad constitution, and m. mb.rs
of Congress: and the officer commanding the dis
trict Of Virginia shall Cause the lists Of regis
tered voters of .aid State to be revised. en-
larged and corrected prior to such election, ac-
cording to law, and for that purpose may ap-
Do mt such regisrars as lie may deem necessary,
II. t,..tA and rafVY ns
thereof made in a manner provided by the acts
Cong commonly called the reconstruction acts
SEC, 3. And be it further enacted, That the
President of the United States may IN Ike man
ner submit the constitution of Texas 10 the voters
of -aid State al such time and in such manner
a. he may direct, either the entire constitution or
separate provisions Of the same. as provided In
the first section Of this act, to separate vote
AM at the me election the voters may vote f'r
and elect the memhers of the legislature and
a u the State ,ficers provided f'r IN said con.
.titution and members of Congress: provided
aso, hat elecrion shall be held In the SAID
State of Texas for any purpose until the President
- directs.
SEC l. Aud be it further enacted, That the
commissioner the part OF the United states, In
contraction with the c ammissioher On the part VI
Mexico is hereby authorized to make all need |
full rules and reg ulations for conducting the buS-
n 81 If the commission such rules and reguia- |
tions not contravenDg the Constitution Of the |
United States and provisions of this act, or the
convention.
SIC s. And be it further enacted. That the
Secretary of State is hereby authorized and re- |
apirrd to transmit to the commissioner on the |
part If he Urisd s. atss such papers and records
rel ting to the commission he may deem proper,
or a. NAV be called for BY the commissioners; al-d
at the termiI atio. # the commits ion all tn |
records documents and other papers which have |
been brought before the commissioners, or which |
NAV be in POSSESSION # their secretaries shall be
depnsitedi in the Department Of state: Provided,
That this section shall not be ss construed IA 10
pre- ent the cummisei, on the part Of Mexico
from d, posting the department certified copies
OF DUPLICATES OF papers oiuced on behalf OF his
gnyernmen mt instead Of originals
SEC g. And be il further enacted, That upon
suggestion by either party that a witness whose
testimony is deemed important refuses OF Is uh
willing to testify. It shall be c. mp+tenf for the
hazard Of commissioners IL issue c. mmission 10
some suitable person to take the testimony OF such
witness who il in the United States, may be CON-
pelied to appear md testify before said commits
siu,ers in the same manner AS Is now provided by
law in the case Of commissions issued from the
courts Of the United States.
APPROVED, April, 1869
[Public Resolutiol-No. i.
A Resolution authorizing the removal IF the pub
lie stables steam mill, and other build
ing from the Capitol grounds.