The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-08
Approved, April 6, 1859
[Public Re...iution-No. Q.

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4 esIlutIon tor the relief q! settlers upon the
i.bseutee hawnec Lands Kan
Where's large tract I LAMBS -et apart 10y a
treaty with the Shawnee tribe ut Indians dated
Nay 10Th. auup pomni ii -hteen hunIrrd and
fifty four, aud Ir1cl tiuieI November nd \ ID
1854, tor III benefit of certain all ente-s oi
the saii Shawnee tube, X Now, and Tor NJ ny
yeas past hIs been, nccup -d by large number
IF white settlers aud citizens of the state 81
kaIsti, where - the beneficial iHte est II
the SAID absent >haSnees IN sail lands WAS and
Is absJlu ely forfeited by reason OF .heir continue
absence AN, "a tfiiiIIiuu with tue sad shawnee
tribe; aud whereas .he sad lands were r'ie Ell
to b publicly sold AT tn Itei States Ia ii Office
at Topeka. Algu,t til I'd, eli -htren hundred and
riItyt ree, by Abraham Lila Cln. President, By
his Proclamation d.tei March twentieth. ammo
Dom nj eighteen huudred and sixty three ami by
reason III the absence OF l,i re numbers ii >aIi
sstters from III. r homes IN the federal mics the
sale Indefinitely pJ>rpp,e..: The efIre.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre- en-
tatives the United States Of America ''OI-
gress assembled, That each bona hide = tt.er now
occupying sud lau,Is and haN ing nrade imurnS
ment, thereon. the heirs at law of such, WIN
is cstiz. IA the Unifed states. VIII. hlI
eisre,i In. intention To bee such, shall CT
tilted t. pd CHI t,e the land occupied AMI i'm
Or we'd by him. not l, exceed one hundred and
sixty acre. Ia case, at the prize ri two dol
lars and fifty cents per acre, und-r such rules and
regulations the secretary # he interior shall
rIesrs iba Provided however That the pro-
cssis of sail sales shall TIE ap lied in accordance
with the provisions fcf the treaty b-rwee the
United states and the said shawnee Indians, pro
claimed November second. ammo Dumi ii eight
zen hunirei AMI ift9-f'uT-
Approved, April 1853
Public Resolution ID
Joint Rc-ru ion authorizing the building Of
railroad bridge aver the ONO river at Paucslh,
Kentucky
lie il resolved ~ the Senate and House Of Rep
raseuIativ-s Of the United States # Americt IA
Congress assembled Th.,; the consent oft 0uEr-ss
Ue, and ;he h, reby. -iven the erecti.
# a railroad bTige over the OIip river f. ON the
city # P.pIu.aI Kentucky. Ia tine STATE ii Him
pis by the Ptiucah aud Gu + Tia lIoId Company
and such Others as may as~u, iate with them fir
that pIit a,>e under the laws If tn Siate> # Ken
lucky and Ii!iIoI: Prov Iitsi, II laid brtG-s. l.
built with an unATOkEn sti.4u"Ils span Of not
SIS than four hurtre,i feet III the clear, fTufI
per - Ier over the mtil ch ,IiEiel II the river.
and Is built in all other rrsieci ia aCCOrlir-Cs
with the c,ln ist'u- aui linn afiul 81
,itei IAN nc, to establish certain rest rguis,
approved .HIy thirteenth, e.Ehie hundred an
SIXTY twa, that sal! brr!zr, when c. np'etrd in
the m amer specified IL this IgriaII. all he
deenei and tgb'I 10 ,, a le-ai structure, aud
snail be n D st read I II the tFlr-IBis>I Of the
mails Of the ut.iter States hut Cong serves
the ii gut Z Withdraw the IT hereby given in
case the free navigation Of laid river shall IL any
tine be sJlb,;surisIIy and materially thstruc ell
Sy any hTligt L, I've eli under The authority OF
tins res5utiln or direct the necessary i,lDGi-
.scs,ti .JlS and alier;l rs 4 sliI bridge
Approved, alTiI 1, Ie69.