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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-30
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Laws of the United States passed at the
First Session Of the Forty.Third Con.
gress.
GENERAL NATUkE-No. ST.
AN ACT to prevent hasing At the Naval
Academy.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
In all cases when It shall come 10 the
knowledge Of the superintendent of the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, that any
cadet-shipman or cadet.engineer hss
been guilty of the offence commonly
known as hazing, it shall be the duty Of
said superintendent to order q courtmar-
tial, composed of not less than three
commissioned officers, who shall minu
tely examine into all the facts and cir
cumstances of the case and make find.
ing thereon; and any csdetshipman or
cadet engineer found guilty of said of.
Tense by said court shall, upon recon.
mendation Of said court be dismissed !;
and such finding, when approved by said
superintendent, shall be final; and the
cadet % dismissed from said Naval Aca-
deny shall be forever ineligible to reap
pointment to said Naval Academy.
Approved June 2S, 1874.
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Laws of the United States passed ut
the First Session Of the Forty Third
Congress.
GENERAL NATuRE-No. 24.7
AN ACT 70 sst.blish the Bismarck land dis
trist in the Territory Of Dakota: ~ 1*]t
Be il enacted by tho Ssnsts aud
House Of Representatives Of the United
States of America in Congress assem-
bled, That oil that portion Of Dakota
Territory lying north Of the seventh
standard spaIsllsl and wsst Of the ninth
guide-meriliAn. be, and tho same il,
hereby created into separate land
district, to Be ksowl - the Bismarck
district and tho land Office for said
district shall be located at the town
of Bismarck, where tho North Pacific
Railroed iatersects tho Missouri River.
SEC. 2. That . register and : re-
ceiver shall be appointed for said dis
triet land Office, who shall bs governed
BY the same laws and roceivo tho same
compensation 10 prescribed for similar
officers IL tho other land districts Of
said Territory. 10y ~ =
Approved April "a, 1874. ~:
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Laws Of the United States passed 1t
the First Session of the Forty. Third
Congress.
GEKERAL NAruRE-No. 22.1
AN ACT 70 snthosiss the employment Of
certain aliens - engineers and pilots.
= Be i enacted by tho Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the United
Stale. Of Ameriaaia Congres Assam.
+bted, That any alien who, in tho man
ner provided for by law, has declared
his intention to become citizen of the
United States, and who shall have
been = permanent resident of the
United States for at least six months
Immediately prior to the granting OF
such licenee, may be licensed, as if
already naturalissd, to serve rs an
engineer Or pilot upon any steam YES
sci subject to inspection under the pro-
visions of the act entitled "An act to
provide for tho better security of lie
on board Of vessels propelled, in whole
or in part, by steam, aud for other
purposes, approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy
one.
Approved April II. 1874
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Laws Of the United States cd at the
First Session of the Forty Third Con-
gress.
-...,~. [GENERAI NAmnE-No. >s4l. :.
AN ACT for the relief Of es&tlsrs on railroad
lands.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
in the adjustment of all railroad land
grants, whether made directly to any
railroad company or. 10 any State for
railroad purposes, if any OF the lands
granted be found in tie possession Of an
actual settler whose entry or filing has
been allowed under the pre-cmption or
homestead laws Of the United States sub
sequcnt to the time at which, by the de.
cision of the land-officc, the right of said
road was declared to have attached to
such lands, the grantees, upon q proper
REIMBURSEMENT Of the lands so entered
or filed for, shall bc entitled to select an
equal quantity If other lands in lieu
thereof from any of the public lands not
mineral and within the limits of the
grant not otherwise appropriated at the
date Of selection, to which they shall re-
ceive title the same as though originally
granted. And any such entries or filings
thus relieved from conflict may be per.
fected into complete title as If such lands
had not been granted: Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall in any
manner be so construed a. to enlarge or
extend any grant to any such railroad or
to extend to lands reserved in any land
grant made for railroad purposes: And
provided further, That this act shall not
be construed 80 as in any manner to con.
firm or legalize any decision or ruling of
the Interior Department under which
lands have been certified to anv
railroad company when such lands have
been entered by pre.emption or home
stead settler after the location Of the line
Of the road and prior to the notice to the
local )and-of1ce of the Withdrawal of
such lands from market.
Approved June "a, 1874.
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Laws ofthe United States passed at the
First Session of the Forty-Third Con-
gress.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. 88.1
AN ACT to amend ~ act entitled IAN act to
reorgsnizs the courts in tho District Of Co.
lumbia, and for other purposes" approved
March =, 1868.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the justice Of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia, holding criminal
term for said District, may, when not
engaged in the proper business of the
criminal term, hold sittings Of the cir
cult court and employ the petit juries
drawn for the criminal term In the trial
Of such cases depending in said circuit
court as the justice presiding therein
may assign to him for that purpose; and
the business done at such sittings shall
be recorded in the minutes Of the cir.
cult court
Approved June 23, 1874.
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Laws OF the United States passed at
the First Session Of the Forty Third
Congress.
GENERAL NATURE-NO. %
AN ACT 70 amend IN act, entitled IAN act
for enrolling and licensine ships or vessels
to be employed In the eoasting trade or
hsheriss. end for regulating the same,"
passed February eighteen, seventeen hun
dred and ninety three.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the United
States Of 4 kn,erica in Congress assem-
bled, That the act to which this is a
supplement shall not be so construed
- to extend the provisions of the said
act to canal boats, or boats employed
on the internal waters or canals Of any
State !; and oil such heats, excepting
only such az are provided with sails OF
propelling machinery Of their own
adapted to lake or coastwise naviga.
ton, and excepting such ~ are en-
ployed in trade with tho Canadas. shall
be exempt from the provisions Of tho
said sct, and from the payment Of all
customs and other fees under any aot of
Congress.
Approved April 1s, 1874.
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the ElTcs oGSsI0n OF the FOrCy lhlrd
Congress.
lGENERAL NAruRE-No. POI
AN ACT eencerains the practice i. terrific.
rial Sesrts, and aPpsals thersfrom.
Whereas, by the organic acts estab-
fishing several of the Territories of
the United States, it is provided that
certain courts thereof shall have com.
mon law and. chascery jurisdiction,
aud doubts have been entertained
whether said ju:isdietions must be ex-
ercised separately, Or whether they may
be exercised together in the same pro-
ceeding, and whether the codes and
rules Of practice adopted in said Ter
ritories which have authorised . ming
ling Of said Jurisdictions in tho Same
proceeding, or , uniform course Of
proceeding in ill CASES legal and squit.
able, are repugnant to the said organic
acts respectively :, Therefore, 49,:
b It enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bled, That It shall not be { ccessary in
any Of the consts Of tho several Terri.
tories Of the United to exercise sepa-
ratsly the eo0mon Law and chaueery
Jurisdictions vested il raid courts !; aud
that tle seversl codes, aud 51ules of
practice rado1tsd in said Tersitoriea
y : ~ "A
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Laws Of the Unithe States passed at the
First Session Of the Forty.Third Con:
gress. -
[GENERAL AATURn-No. o41
AN ACT to provide for tho improvement Of
. the Oostsnssls River, in tue State 81
Georgia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States of
America In Congress assembled, That
the sum OF ten thousand dollars, Ee, aud
the same is hereby appropriated out of
the money In the treasury Of the United
States, for the improvement of the Ooste-
naula River, in the State Of Georgia.
Approved June q, 1874.
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Laws Of the United States passed q
the First Ssssioa of The Forty Third
Congress. ..- .:.,z
lGRxIRAL .HArURE--No. 23.l Fl
AN ACT gsastiye % private oontTpets Or
agrssnents m.ae With indians pStes % Mar
4 twsaty-arst, sightess hsadssd aad sevssty-
two. ,.:&ssI.:E 1 .=s@ s2 5z: ST :s@c ): s Z:
I 30 il enacted BY the Senate aud
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l.
b 81 saacted by The Senate. :. Ahud
Ho1o8 Representatives Of the Unitsd
q America 81 Congress a,ssseim,.
ble4 1liA tho following sums he, ,jld
tes aanse sls.t sls.tby 5sspprops1ls Soe
- sib II = 81 lsittkton IA othss
work. oe H. ls,al, ~ -
eedise Jas. tkiiteeDtk, eighteen hun
dred and}ssyenty. five, namely: y =
For Fort preble, Portlsad Harbor,
Naine twenty thousand dollars.
!. Fo. Fort Sesmmel, Portland Harbori,
Maine thirty thousand dollars.
For batteries, Portsmouth Harbor.
New Hsmpshire, thirty thousand dol.
lars.
For batteries at Long Island Head,
Bosto, Harbor, Massachusetts, fo,ty
thousand dollars.
For Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
twenty thousand dollars.
For fort on Dutch Island, west en-.
trance to Nsrrsgansett Bay, Rhode
Island twenty thousand dollars.
For Fort Trumbull, New London
HsrbG, Connecticut, twenty-five thou
sand dllsrs.
For fort on Willet's Point, East
River, New York, thirty thousand DOL
lsrs.
For Fort Schuyler. East River. New
York, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For fort Hamilton and additional
batteriss, (for completing the same,)
New York Harbor, New York, twenty
six thousand dollars.
For; fort on the site Of Fort Tomp-
kins, Staten Island, New York H.r.
bor, Now York, thirty thousand dol.
lars.
For Battery Hudson, New York
n.rbor, New York, thirteen thousand
dollars.
!: For Fort Delaware, Delaware River,
Delaware, twenty-five thousand dol.
lars.
For battery At Firms Point, Dcl.-
ware River, New jersey, thirty thou.
sand dollars.
For New Fort, opp site Fort Della
ware, Delaware River, thirty thousand
dollars --
: For Fort Monroe. ,Happtoa sRsal,,;;
Virgins, thirty thousand dollarS '
For Fort Mcultsie, Charleston Har.
ber;T South carolids, t~ebry ,s<,,i, ad d
dollars. =:
For Fort Sumter, Charleston Har.
Dor, South Carolina, twenty thousand
dcllars.
For Fort Pulaski, Savannah River,
Georgia, twenty thousand dollars.
For Fort Jackson, Mississippi River,
Louisiana, thirty thousand dollars.
For Fort Taylor, Key \. est, Florida,
twenty thousand dollars.
For fort at Fort Point entrance to
San Francisco Harbor, California,
thirty thousand dollars
For fort at Lime Point, San Fran
cisco Harbor, California. thirty thou
sand dollars.
For fort at Alcatras Island, hsrbor
Of San Francisco, California, twenty
thousand dollars.
For torpedoes for harbor-def:uses,
and preservation Of the same, one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars {:
Provided, That the money herein ap.
propriated for torpedoes shall only Be
used in the establishment and n,ainte-
nance Of torpedoes to be operated
from shore. stations, for the obstruction
Of an enemy's vessel approaching the
shore, or entering the channel aud fair
ways Of harbors.
For contingencies cf forti6oations,
seventy five thousand dollars.
For surveys aud Reconnaissance in
the military divisions and departments,
thirty thousand dollars.
For continuing exploration and sur
vey Of the Territories of the United
States, west Of tho one hundredth
meridian, thirty thousand dollars.
Approved April 3, 1874.
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Laws of the United States passed at the
First Session of the Forty Third Con-
gress.
GENERAL xATCRE-No. e.
An ACT in relation to the customs duties o.
imported fruits.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America In Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
directed to suspend the payment of all
duties heretofore paid on imported fruits
until further legislation by Congress au-
thorizing the same, or until the final de-
cision Of the Supreme Court, except in
cases where suits in court have been dis
continued by instructions of the Secretary
of the Treasury. And the error in the
punctuation of the clause relating to fruit
plats, in the fifth section of the act, ap-
proved June six, eighteen hundred and
seventy-two, entitled IAN act to reduce
duties on imports, and to reduce internal
taxes, and for other purposes" )" of insert
ing a comma instead Of hyphen after
the word " fruit is hereby corrected, and
said clause shall read as follows: Fruit
plants tropical and semitropical for the
purpose of propagation or cultivation;
provided, that the duties imposed by vir-
tue of this amendment shall not be levied
or collected upon fruits entered for con-
sumption at any port of entry prior to
July first, eighteen hundred and seventy.
fOur.
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Better inducements in Prices
Hold! What Have You Here.
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1ats popular remedy soils upon its merit, and
IL s1sfsantek In the following cases: Il
cures Rh:saatisn, Nsuralgis, Head
ache, Toothaehs Earaehs, Sore
Throat, Diptherio, Collie
- Pains, Barns, Frost
Bites, Chilblsins,
Bruises aud
Pains OF
all kinds
IT IS NO HUMBUG! as he who uses it
win testify. lis sold by druggists generally.
II your druggist does not keep it, have him
seed for it to L. BIXBY, Owatonns. Minn.
Sat free on receipt of retail price. Put up
in 25c, Soc and 81 bottles.
For sale 1t the Drug Stores in this City.
v7.nS-1y
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Approved May o, 1874.
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OCx
Laws of the United States passed at the
First Session of the Forty! Third Con-
gress.
GENERAL KATURE-NO. %.
AN ACT to eetallish IN assay -oaiee st Helena,
in the Territory Of Montana.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of he United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized and required to establish an
assay.omce at Helena, in the Territory of
Montana, the said assay Office to be con-
Quoted under the provisions of the act
entitled "An act revising and amending
the laws relative to the mints, assay Offices,
and coinage of the United States" )" ap-
proved February twelfth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy three.
SEC. 9. That the Secretary of the Treas
ury il hereby authorized and directed to
cause to be constructed . suitable build
ing at Helena, in the Territory Of Monta-
ma, for the purpose Of said assay.omce,
and provide the same with necessary 6x-
tnfes and apparatus, at . cost not exceed
ing fifty thousand dollars, which sum is
hereby appropriated out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved Nay Il, 1874.
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Laws of the United States passed at the
First Session of the Forty Third Con-
gress.
GENERAL NATCRE-No. 30!1
AN ACT TO amend IN act, entitled IAN aot
70 provide for the estsblishDent OF uili-
taFy pEison, and for its govesDnsnt," aP-
-. proved March third, eighteen hundred asa
seventy y-ehres.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
said act be, and the same is, hereby %
amended that oil apts and things therein
required to be done and performed at
Rock Island, in The State Of Illinois,
shall be done and performed on the mill
tary reservation at Fort Leavenworth, in
tho state Of Kansas; provided, that the
government buildings now on said reasr-
vation at Fort Leavenworth shall be mod.
i6ed and used % far ~ practicable for the
purposes Of said prison.
Approved May 81, 1874.
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FIRST SESSION OF THE FORTY.
THIRD CONGRESS. -

e @EG1nERAIrNA1uap-No: 66] j
AN ACT 70 eonstitats ~Nontgsopry, In The
State Of Alabama, . port Of delivery.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United 29tates
of America In Congress assembled, That
Montgomery, In the State Of Alsbalaa,
shall he; and 10 hereby constituted o port
OF delivery, within the selection. .district
Of Mobile; aud there 1liall be. appointed
. lnouN eoalettoe of cus5on1 Ia. reside
at Seld port, who shall receive l. salary,
to be determined by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, not exceeding one thousand
five hundred dollars per annum.
Approved Jund 20, 1874.
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Approved May. 2, 1874.
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xOxAA.
Laws of the United States passed at the
First Session Of the Forty Third Con-
gfess.
[GENERAL NATURE-No. 27.1
AN ACT to amend the thirty-frst section Of
IN act entitled ''An act for enrslline and
calling out tie national militia, aod for
other Purposss," approved March third,
eighteen hundred and sixty three.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representative of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
all officers on duty at any point west of =
line drawn north and south through
Omaha city, and north of line drawn
east and west upon the southern boundary
of Arizona, shall be allowed sixty days
leave Of absence without deduction of
pay or allowances; provided, that the
same is taken but once in two years; and
provided further, that the leave of ab-
sence may be extended to three months,
il taken once only In three years; or four
months, if taken once only in four years.
Approved May 8, 1874.
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Laws Of the United States passed At
the Firse Session Of the Forty-Third
Congress.
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dered, together with particular state
ment Of any and all moneys paid or
advanced by either party under such
contract OF agreement, giving in all
cases the time, place, and real value Of
services rendered, or thing or thing.
done, or tho kind and manner of pay.
ment, whether in money, property, or
credits, up to the date of the fling of
the said sworn statement; fodrthly,
state specifically whether the original
contract or agreement had been sub
mitted to any Secretary Of the Interior,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Su.
perintendent Of Indian Affairs, Indian
Agent, Commissioner, or other person
having official control Of CT connection
With Indian affairs, giving tho time
when, place where, and person by name
to whom such submission Was made,
and whether by said officer indorsed or
not, or whether any such officer was
cognizsnt of such contract OF .grse-
ment having been made, though not
submitted to him for approval.
SEC. 3. That the Secretary or Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs u hereby
empowered to require, in writing, any
additional facts or proofs that may b.
necessary to aid in determining the
true character Of the contract or agree
meut, or assignment thereof.
SEC. 4. That no such contract or
agreement shall be recognised BY any
o&cer or employe Of the United States
unt;l -shs Secretary Of the Interior
shall, after full consideration Of any
such contract or agreement, together
with tho proofs and papers in this oct
required to be fled, and such % the
Secretary Of tho Interior or Con,mis-
sioner Of Indian Affairs may require
in addition thereto, the Secretary Of
the Interior ohall consider to b just
and reasonable, aud not TINTED with
fraud, and not exorbisant in Ito de-
mands provided, that the Secretary
Of the Interior shall in oil cases enter,
in writing, on such original contract,
on the record in the Office of the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, wherein
such original contract Is recorded, IN
official statement. showing that the
contract or sgreemsnt and proofs have
been filed in accordance with the pro
visions of this act, and considered By
him, and IN hk opinion said eontsset
OF sg1eeuisnt OF essiguusnta thsesof
are not exorbhsnt, and not fra1ds.
lent, and that they: are Just, the sane
shall be valid. - -s.s%~ =
But il, IN the opinion Of the Secse-
tsry Of the Interior, such contract or
agresment, or the assignment thereof,
Il fr,uduient Of exorbitant, he shall
officially enter his rejection, in writing,
upon the record Of such contract Of
..groemont, and they shall not Be con-
.sidered Of binding force 81 any officer
5or employe of the United States. y
SHc. s. That Il u hereby made the
duty Of the Secretary Of tho Interior,
u cause an investigation 10 b aads Of
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Approved April II, 1874.
OFFICIAL.

Laws Of the United States passed at
the First Session Of the Forty. Third
Congress.