The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-08-31

% ~ ratas ,mo p I1 fifteen dollars PEI
ineal mile for standard lines, tw.,on lines, ten
township, and ten dollars for seelo
thousand dollars. :, T., Arizona, at
For surveying the public lanns ~ ner Iineal
rates not exceeding fifteen doiiI ors for town
mile foi standard lines, twelve dollars Ten thou
ship, and ten dollars Tor section lines 1 he the
sand dollars: Provided, That !! e S.a under
duty OF the surveyor general Of Al hy the S.cre-
such instructions as may be giVea; " and report
mon the origin natrre :" obaracter and extent OF
the claims to lands in said Ieri.o ia Mexico;
laws, usages, and customs oil SPAN AMI ,I the now
and for this purpose he shall nave a. the duties
ers conferred, and shall perform az Of New
Mexico BY the ei. IN, section of an act entitled
"An act to establish the offices a. Nebraska.
general OF New Mexico, Kansas, t aIu and for
to grant donations to actual set.io .,t,. second.
other purposes" approved July tm IVA h;s reports
eighteen hundred and fifty-four, anu n action
shall be laid before Congress Ior . suT
thereon as shall be deemed just anu California.
For surveying the public lands IN Ca aar Iineai
| at rates not exceeding fifteen doiiais Pnr town.
mile for standard lines, twelve uo ,as ffiy thou
ship, and ten dollars for section l3es m sioner
| sand dollars Provided That the Soia d;Scretion
OF the General Land Office, in his aisoi ~ so;3
may hereafter authorize public ian ~. thick nm.
State denscly covered with forests OF tad rates
dergrowth, 10 be surveyed at aug or mile for
standard narafi,,s t;,tenr dollars for township,
| and twelve dollars for section lines ~: nj
further That whepever lands in CsiilorSa ,1;t%
ject TO private entry have heen or suaa, sncb
drawn from the market for any , ea to pri-
lands shall not thereafter be held suoJes oneppad
vate entry until they shall have first Deen nre1
for at least ninety days to homestead an al: p,
emption settlers, and again offered at Puon ,r t
For surveying the public lands IN oresIi no al
rates not exceeding fifteen dollars Pa enr town.
l mil, fo.
ship, and ten dollars for section lih Es, NY
thousand dollars Provided, That the CoIi i
sionQr of the General Land Office, IN MS aiscr T..
ton, may hereafter authorize puoilc Iah .is ~
said Stase densely covered with Iores.s o rates
| underground tie be surveyed at augneh'eu a'.o'
not exceeding eighteen dollars per mile oi stau
| dard parallels fifteen dollars for township anu
twelve dollars Tor section lines. ,,,,.;,,,..o,,
For surveying the public lands IN masn daiIars
Territory, at rates not exceeding nIteeh ILLS
| per lineal mile for standard lines, Twelve uUiale
for township, and ten dollars for section INES,
| twenty thousand dollars: Provided, lhat tne
| Commissioner oil the General Land Once, Ill LIZ
discretion, nay authorize public lands III sala
Territory, densely covered with forests OF lnicS
| underground, to be surveyed at augnehtgu
| rates, not exceeding eighteen dollars per mile
| for parallels, fifteen dollars for township anu
twelve dollars Tor section lines:
For surveying the pubic lands in Utah Terri
tory, at rates not exceeding fifteen doiiats per
/ ulllt tut otduudFu liilcs, bWCNO
ship, and ten dollars for section lines, twenty
thousand dollars.
For surveying the pablo lands in Nevada, at
rates not exceeding fifteen dollar per llncal
mile for standard lines, twelve dollars Tor town.
| ship, and ten dollars for section lines, iortyseV-
| en- thousand dollars Provided, That seventeen
thousand dollars Gncluding the sum OF ten thou
| sand six hundred and twenty five dollars, appro
priated by act of July twenty, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight, may be used for the survey OF
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higher sum than forty dollars per lineal mile
shall be paid for such survey.
For the survey of public lands within the lin
its of the land grant of the Union Pacific Rail
road Company in the Territories OF Colorado
Wyoming, and Utah, as follows:
For surveying the public lands in the Territory
of Colorado at rates not exceeding fifteen dol
lars for standard lines. twelve dollars tor town.
ship lines, and ten dollars for section lines, lei
thousand dollars.
Forsurveying the public lands in the Territor.
OF Utah at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars 10
: standard, twelve dollars for township lines ant
v ten dollars for section lines, ten thousand dol
:: lars.
For surveying the public lands in the Terri
tory of Wyoming at rates not exceeding titeei
dollers for standard lines, twelve dollars 70
township lines, and ten dollars for section lines
forty thousand dollars Provided, That til
foregoing appropriations for surveys OF publ
lands within the limits of the Union Pacifi
&c Railroad Companys land grant shall be condi
tional upon the compliance of said company 0
party in interest with the requirements OF th
| twenty-fst section Of the act of July second
r eighteen hundred and sixty four, entitled "a
act to amendan act entitled AN act to aid in til
e construction OF railroad and telegraph lin
o | from the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean
and to secure to the government the use of tn
e same for postal military, and other purposes
g approved July first, eighteen hundred and sixt.
= two"
e For the survey of the public lands within til
5. limits OF the land grant to the Northern Pacif
e Railroad Company in q direct line eXtcndin
!. from Du Luth, on Lake Superior, to Georg
i town, on the Red river of the North, ninety fly
re thousand nine hundred and eighty dollars: Pr
Z. vided, That five thousand dollars Of this appro
d priation shall be expended for office work by til
Of surveyor general of Minnesota: And provide
,r further, That before any land granted to sal
company by the United States shall be conveye
to any party entitled thereto under any of IL
acts incorporating or relating to said company
t, there shall first be paid into the treasury of tn
lie United States the cost of surveying, scectin.
!: and conveying the same, by the said compan
N or company in iuteaest.
lie MISCELLANEOUS.
IN For an examination and survey, under the d
E. rection of the President of the United States,
the routes of Tehuantepec and Nicaragua,
to p,sdss ss
Pacific oceans, thirty thousand dollars.
To meet expense to be incurred in the pros
cution and collection of claims due the Unit,
States, twenty-five thousand dollars, to be di
he bursed under the direction OF the Attorney Gel
is, eral: Provided, That appropriations for salari
and pay of officers and others heretofore en-
Is, ployed in other departments and now employ,
in the Department of Justice, are hereby tran
ed ferred to the said Department of Justice, to
disbursed in accordance with the law organizil
u the same.
For compensation of clerks, and for additio
al compensation to the same, in the Office OF Il
e, Secretary of the Treasury, twenty two thousal
five hundred dollars.
To pay salary Of the consul at Port Sal
Egypt, two thousand dollars.
u For payment OF the necessary expenses incur
CT ed in defending suits against the Secretary OF Il
Treasury, or his agents, for the seizure of cal
tured and abandoned property, and for the d
fence of the United States in respect to su,
t. property in the Court OF Claims, sixty thousar
Is dollars, to be expended under the direction
y the Attorney General
For continuing the collection of statistics
It. mines and mining, to be laid before Congress
ir be expended under the direction of the Sccreta
Id OF the Treasury, ten thousand dollars
For continuing the geological survey of Il
IS, Territories of the United States by Profess
We Hayden, under the direction of the Secretary
u the Interior, twenty five Thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior
&, provide law library for each of the Territori
OF OF Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyomir
I'd the sum OF two thousand five hundred dollar
T. respectively, is hereby appropriated
To pay Paul S. Forbes the balance due hi
It. under contract with the Navy Department for
g steam engine for the Algonquin, twenty seve
thousand three hundred and thirty three do
IS lars.
I'd To pay Horatio Ames the amount now du
l. for the navy by order of the Bureau of Ordnanc
!, and tested and accepted by them, seventy tw
is thousand and sixty dollars and thirty eigl
y cents.
sr To enabled the Secretary of the Treaaury
lg pay JACOB r Leese, assignee of Thomas {
rs Larkln, in conformity to a judgement of ii
s. Court of Claims, rendered December twent
Dr. four, eighteen hundred and sixty, less the ntel
X est and the sum paid on account, viz: the ba
I'd aDce oil three thousand five hundred and thirt
four dollars and thirty five cents, which SUI
shall be in full satisfaction of fall demands agan
i'd the government for said account
n. 10 pay Henry 8. Halliday and Dyas T, Parkt
l. the sum OF seven thousand six hundred and fort
l. two dollars, in full satisfaction oil iudgemel
ID In rem recovered in the district court of I'll
in United States tor the southern district of Ilno
4 on the seventh day of July, eighteen hundre
and sixty seven.
st To enable the Secretary Of the Interior TO pa
Of Tor services rendered by employees at the Fla
ID mead and Blackieet agencies, in the Territory
Montana, and for supplies furnished and IL
,e travel ling and incidental EXPENSES of a-en
sr during period OF about four wears. commcn,
d ing in eighteen hundrd and sixty five. fen tho,
sand eight hundred and forty five dollars an
a. fifty four cents.
i To enable the Secretary of the Interior to ma
:, an Indebtedness on account OF Indian service
~ California, incurred and left unpaid. by Charle
iie Maltby, late superintendent OF Indian affairs
per accounts in the Indian Office, eight tbonsan
four hundred and eighty five dollars. = '--''-
:, To enable the Secretary OF the Interior to ia
deficiencies incurred for the Indian service
California by Austin Wiley, former superinte
dent OF Indian affairs, twenty thousand fv
hundred dollars.
a, To enable the Secretary of the Treasury I
al pay outstanding liabilities incurred in fitting
N the branch mint at Carson City since its compl
&c ton, thirty one thousand five hundred an
IF ninety four dollars and fifty six cents.