The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-23

of the internal revenue act OF july
twenty. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, as amended. or other liabilities
under any internal revenue law, but
the existence of such lien shall be no
ground for refusing to approve the
bond of the succeeding person. firm or
company, anything in section eight of
the said act of July twenty. eighteen
hundred and siqty-eight, as amended,
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved, January 5, 1874
AN ACT making an appropriation
for the legislative expenses OF Colo
RADIO Territory.
Be it enacted by the Senate ang House
Of Representatives Of tie United 4Stttes
Of America an Congress- assembled,
That twenty thousand dollars be. and
the same is hereby, appropriated, for
compensation and mileage of the,
members of the legislative assembly of
Colorado Territory. and for pay of
clerks, officers, and contingent ex-
penSeS thereof.
Approved, January Il, 1874.
AN ACT repeating the increase of
salaries Of members of Congress, ard
other officers
Representatives. Of the United States of All,eyi-
ca in Congress assembled,
That so much of the act of March
third, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, entitled '.An act making appro-
priations tor legislative. executive.
and Judicial expenses of the Govern
ment for the year ending June thir-
tieth. eighteen hundred and seventy
fou, as provides for the increase of
the compensation of public officers and
employees, whether members of Con-
gress, Delegates, or others. excent the
President of the United States and the
Justices of the Supreme Court. be. and
the same is hereby. repealed. aud the
salaries. compensation, and allowances
OF all SAID persons, except as aforesaid,
shall be as fixed by the laws in force
at the time of the passage of said act:
Pr0r9ded, That the mileage snail not
be allowed for the first session of the
Forty-third CongretS; that all moneys
appropriated as compensation to the
members of the Forty-third Congress
in excess of the mileage and allow
ances fixed by law at the commerce.
ment of said Congress, and which shall
not have been drawn by the members
of said Congress respectively, or which
having been drawn, have been return
| ed in any form to the United States.
are hereby covered into the Treasury
| OF the United States, and are declared
! to be the moneys of the United States
| absolutely, the same as if they had
never been appropriated as aforesaid.
Approved, January 20, 1874.
| AN ACT making appropriations to
pay for reporting the debates and
| proceedings of Congress.
| Be it enacted on the Senate and House of
II IJresantotires Of the United States of AlIse9-
! tcu IN Congress assembled,
That there is hereby appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury not
| otherwise appropriated. the sum OF
twenty-five thousand one hundred and
eighty-t1vr dollars for the payment of
the five official reporters of the pro-
eeedings and debates of the House of
Representatives during the first year
! of the FOrty-third Congress, said re-
porters to be paid monthly at the rate
fixed by law.
SEC. 2. That there is hereby ap-
/, propriated, ont of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
the sum of one thousand six hundred
and thirty-six dollars and twelve cents
to pay d. +. Murphy, official reporter
! OF the Senate at the special session of
| March, eighteen hundred and seventy
three. according to the arrangement
made with him by the Committee on
Printing of the Senate. which was re-
| ported by said Committee to the Sem
ate on the twenty-firSt day OF March.
eighteen hundred and seventv-three.
SEC. 3. That there is hereby ap-
| propriated for reporting the proceed
| ings and debates of the Senate for the
| Congressional year ending March four.
eighteen hundred and seventy-tOur,
the sum of six thousand dollars. or SO
much thereof as may be necessary,
which sum shall be added to the con-
tingent fund of the Senate and be dis
bursed by the Secretary of the Senate,
agreeably TO the terms of the resolu-
ton aforesaid Prortded, That from
and after the passage OF this act sum
not exceeding forty-two thousand dol
lars shall be paid for reporting the pro-
ceedings of each House off Congress fol
| any one Congress, unGerlth direction
of the respective Houses and all laws
Inconsistent herewith are hereby re
pealed.
Approved, January %, 1874.
AN ACT to abolish the Office of Dep
i uty Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue.
Be 4 enacted by the Senate and House Q
representatives Of the United States Of -4naeT
tco an Congress assembled
That the Office of Deputy Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue. made va
cant by the death of General 3. J
Sweet, be. and the same is hereby
abolished; and that the Secretary o
the Treasury may, upon the recon
melfdation of the Commissioner of In
terIlal Revenue, designate one of tin
two remaining deputy commissioner
as First Deputy Commissioner, win
shall perform the duties and be pait
only the salary prescribed for the offic
of deputy commissioner hereby abol
ished
Approved, January 20, 1874.
AN ACT changing the times tor hold
ing certain district courts of TIN
United States. for the State of Iowa
BE IL enacted by the Se9aorte and House 9
ePrese,st.oes r. Of bsd ne usl,ee1 9se''es q amer
That instead OF the times now fixet
! by law. the terms of the district court
/ of the United States for the district o
/ Iowa. to be held in the city of keokul
and the city of Council Bluffs, shal
commence at Keokuk on the thirC
! Tuesday of January, and the thirt
; Tuesday of June, and at council Blum
! on the fourth Monday of March ant
! the fourth Monday of September, il
7 each year.
: SEC. 2. That all causes, processes
) suits, and proceedings now pending o
5 commenced for said terms of court, o
t hereafter to be commenced, shall b
D continued or returned in and to SAT-
= courts at the several shines herein spec
7 flied.
j Approved, February 8, 1874.
r AN ACT to establish certain post
routes in the State of Arkansas.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House