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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

R,sois,d By a., se-ai, a.i Hosss af Rep,es.~ia.
iss 9 ,tts U"iiei STAT" Of A~oic'. Ii cSasro.'
That whenever the owner or owners Of Distilled
spirits shall desire TO Withdraw the same from any
dlstiilsry bonded warehouse fol expectation under
existing law. such owner VI owners may a their
option. In lieu 81 executing an export bond - now
snreties satisfactory 10 the collector o finterial rove
nue.. and under such rules and regulations a. the
SECRETARY of,the Treasury may preseribe conditioned
tor the due delivery thereof on board ship At Q port
OF expectation 10 be named therein. and In such
case. on arrival Of the spirits a. the port Of espor,
sisly notify The collector Of The port ofthe isst, eel.
ting forth his Intention 10 export the same, and the
name Of the vessel upon which the same are 10 he
exported. lie shall. after the quantity ofspirts has
been determined by the gaueer and Inspector. die
with tbs collector Of the port an export entry verb
bond 10 the United states. with at least two sure.
ties, satisfactory 10 the collector Of customs. condl-
TONED that the %prinelpal named In .aii bond VIII
Without the jurisdiction ofihe Ubiird States.
ofths DOH, saer proper bond. fsr he sIportstion
ofthe same have been completed BY the exporter or
owner Al the port Of shipment thereof. shall trans.
init 10 the collector % Internal revenue Of the die
trict from which the sAid spirits we're Withdrawn
for expectation . clearance certificate and . de.
tailed statement Of the gauE.r, which repor shall
the contents thefeofin. wine gallons. proof gallons,
and taxable gallons, Upon the receipt Of tho eeftin-
cats and rspori, AMI upon psyment % taL on den;
cancel the transportation bond. tn. bond required
TO Be- given for The landing At . foreign port u dir
tllled spirits shail BE- Cancelled upon the presentation
titled spirits have been landed II the port Of desti.
nation named In the bill u iAilng or any other port
without the juriiPiction % the United states OF upon
satisfactory proof that after shipment the same were
Lost at SEA without fault OF neglect Of the owuer or
shipper thereof
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Carson I.sns.
IFrou tAs Tnhune. sJulr ai.l

lFrom the Tribune. July al
We overheard two subscribers Of the
Reno Crescent converting this morning Of
the appearance Of the paper. One said
that Snarley was bilious. and the other
argued that the color Of the paper was .
dodge TO excite sympathy. and that the
Q. p. r. r. had. out Of spite to the ed
itor Of the Crescent, refused 10 deliver
the white paper in time. The fact Is
that our dear young friend Of the Ores
oena wants TO set q new fashion In dress.
Tho candidates for District Judge Of
District No. 2. embracing the counties
OF 0rmsby. Douglas and Washoe, are
las far a heard from) s. II. Wright,
Thomas Wells andS. D. King. OF 0rms-
by. Messrs. p. H. Clayton and Virgin.
OF Douglas, and Theophilus Healey, Of
washoe county. No doubt many more
win, Gin the course Of human events"
come 10 the surface, and a. o o AZ they
make their desires known wa shall Be
proud to publish them.
Mr.. VIM. Sharon and his son arrived
from Virginia City last evening. The
twain will 60 to the Lake for q few days
and return to Storey county. We saw
the Senator in prospective, and feel
compelled 10 state that he does not look
like the monster the Independsni and
Crescent paint him. He kicked up no
fuss; burned no houses, and altogether
conducted himself like an ordinary
man.
From four cherry trees General r. NJ.
Clarke has gathered 40 gallons OF cher
ries, the boys and birds having taken as
many more. The fruit has Of necessity
been plucked before properly ripe. 1t
Ia an immense yield Of fruit, and goes to
prove that II it were not for the heavy
frosts, Nevada would raise as much II
mo- more fruit than California.
From the Appeal. July a5l
Uncle Tread has got q new horse.
He is q moro bottle shaped equine than
the lambasted Major" He looks like
too much Of a plug to attempt to buck
the locomotive of the track. He can't
play himself on this community for q
Granger. He is q respected remnant OF
the Mexican a
The rumor that John Quincy Adams
Moore has experienced religion is un-
happily untrue.
Mr.. Marshall Robinson is quite i'll
from a At OF fever. He is getting on
well. however.
Frank Osbiston and Joe Stewart
passed this point yesterday going lake
wards.
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A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas convention between the Unitei States
Of America and His Majesty the King Of the Bel
Pienipoisntisriss At wsshiaston on The iyti day d
March last. the original OF which convention. icing
In the knglish and French languages, 10 WORD fof
word ~ follows;
7ne limited States Of America and Ills Majesty the
King Of the Beleians. having judged 10 eIpedient
With view 10 the better administrator OF Justice
and 20 the prevention Of crimes within thsir respec.
of or charged with the crimes hereinafter specified.
and being ~fusitives nom justice. should, under Ger.
avn e ,,soiHsS % eoSe,uss : sony.as,sn isr thai
tss.e RE Pr,siasnt x he Gniisd stsi.s q xHssss.
s s.S ] ana si II: ss,s.sy.,h King q ne b.sass:.
Maurice Dsliosse. He Mslesty's Envoy rIt!sordi.
nary and Minister PisnlpotsltiAu In the United
their nun powers, found IN good and due form. have
Agreed upon the following articles to-vtti
ARTICLE ..
The Government Of The United States and the
Government q Bs!siun mutually ssrss 70 deliver
%sI,ieis. eo3ani,isd within lie jsri.iistoh o. on. o.
iound within de Territories Of The other Provided
thai this shall only b. done upon such evidence Of
cnminaliiy a. according 70 The laws Of The place
found. would jasiify his or her apprehension and
eommltmeni Tor trial n the crime had been their
committed.
AkficLn 70.
Person shall be delivered mp who shall have been
eopyieted OF or BE- CHARGED ACCORDING 20 the pfovts-
ions Of this convention, with any Of the following
ctmes; n,
risu penal code By the terms Of parieide. assasina-
lion. poisoninr, and inhntcids.
The attempt 70 commit murder.
j The erimss Of rape. anon. piracy. and muuny
ON hoard 4 ship, Whenever acrev. OF part thereof.
by fraud or violence aSainst the commander. have
tsfsn possenfon OF the vessel
4. The crime Of burglary. denned 70 y ne 81 o.
snothsT with the fntdnt 10 commit felony; and the
crime Of robbery. defined 70 b the act Of fsloniously
and foreibty aiins nom the Psssoe o. another seods
the corresponding crimes punished ~ the bslgian
avs under the description Of thsfts committsdi 10 IN
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Z

Tho Indiana Democracy. in their late
State Convention. adopted genuine re-
pudiation doctrines. the regular a.
mon-pure Pendletonian theory. II
has not been favorably received
by some Of the press and a ma
jority Of the voting masses OF
the Hoosier State. and an effort is now
being made to form a hard-money party.
The leading Democratic paper Of Ohio,
tho Cincinnati EhqWirr. is. however,
we'll pleased with the state Of affairs.
II recognizes the precise attitude Of its
neighbors. and puts the case in this Ian
guage 1.-THE action Of the Indiana
Democracy borrows significance from
this fact +: 1t is so completely in the
line OF the belief Of the great bulk Of
the Democratic party that the Democ-
racy OF nearly thirty States will echo its
platform almost as Involuntary as the
hillside echoes the song in the noon
light. II is six years and eleven months
ago to a day that the Hon. George II.
Pendleton made the first public enuncia-
ton Of 4 financial doctrine almost iden-
teal with that which the Indiana De-
mocracy declared yesterday. In a few
months twenty-six States will have taken
up the theory and fashioned 1t into a
creed, and the unostentatious apostle
and herald OF tho doctrine which is now
at home in the mouths Of all men can
c~ompiacently rest in the assurance that
the seed was not sown by the wayside,
or on stony ground"
This is. however. the precise attitude
Of Democracy in those so-called West
ern States. lying east Of the Rocky
Mountains, in the Mississippi Valley.
II is, logically. consistent, and no doubt
by its advocates believed to be correct.
Logan. Morton. and other Republican
champions Of the imitation and repudia-
ton schools Of finance. should join in
with the Indiana Democracy in waging
wal against good money. This will
force the contest to a crisis. and 1t will
take Just one campaign to send the
whole crew up Salt River.
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tApproved. June ii.1s7L.:

ne % s.seisd ty iks s..ais and Hosss q R,pr,.~-
isii,s u y, g!sasd ssis dAn~'ea, is Cos
Thsi The following sum. Be. and the s. It.
hereby. appropriated. for the service of the nscsl
year ending June thirtieth. sishtaen hundred and
. s;S:,ss. so SSs z, :@y t %oa &, y, osI tsi 'I s:isin.h nsi
'i Pof sssai, es os snyoy. extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary 10 Great britain. franoe. Germany
and Russls. Il seventeen thousand ave hundred
dollar each, seventy thousand dollars.
FOR salaries Of ENJOYS extraordinsY and minister
Japan. China and Italy. Il tweiyr thousand dollar
each. eiShiyfour thousand dollars.
D,, ,S ,r,s,i,eisS " 20 snt c2iii sna Psrn. 4 tsa %.hoasns
dollars each. twenty thousand dollars.
Yor ministers resident Al Portugal. Switzerland.
c .ns S:r1 ss,s'9 q1i.s ss'n Esa.aSi. cGssi..%miSs,.... S ssiisia.
venIula. Hawaiian Islands and the Argentine Re.
public. st seven thousand ave hundrd dollars each
one hundred and ave thousand dollars.
Yor ~ninistsy residsnt accredited 10 Guatemala.
Costa Rica. Honduras, salvador and Nicaragua. TO
reside at The p,sse the President may seeet In say
siioes BE- The consular and diple%st$ s.resss ~.
psoysd nay iwsnsy,sseoad eighteen hundred and
FOR minister resident ct Uruguay. also accredited
For minister r.tident and consul Tenerait 10 Hsyti.
seven thousand ave hundred dolia r.
FOR minister resident and consul general 20 Libe-
ria, four thousand dollars.
Fer charges d~'afaires ID intsrmln and diplomatic
oNlttts auftauf tuIty tuoutAuu W
for salaries 10 - ervtares 20 legations al LONDON,
Paris. Berlin and Saint Petersburg. ct Two thousand
sx hundred and twenty-five dollars each, Tan thou
nsnd ave hundred dollar. And the SECRETARY Of
State is authorized To allow and pay To the sscrstafy
OF the legation and 10 the seeond SECRETARY Of legs-
ton and 20 the messenger of the legation In Paris.
from the moneys collected a the ieGation foe the
Transmission o f~consular invoices. an amount not 70
exceed In The sgEregats slx hundred dollars in any
one rear, 10 BE- divided and Distributed - the seers
tary Of State may direct, provided that the surplus
receipts are mfneient for that purpose.
Tor salary Of secretary 10 legation AZ Japan. two
thousand I'VE hundred dollar.
Tor secrvtartes 10 legations at Austria. Brazil,
Italy, Mexico and Spain. at one thousand eight
hundred dollar each, nine thousand dollAu.
for second SECRETARIES 10 legations o. Great Brit
ain, France and Germany. at two thousand dollars
each, six thousand dollars.
fof secretary 10 legation (aeting also % an Inter
pretsr) al China, ave thousand dollars
For lslary u interpreter TO legation In TURKEY.
for The Interpreter TO the legation at Japan. two
thousand ave hundred dollars,
To enable Robert 0. shenck. minister 70 0reat
Britain, 70 employ Q private amanuensis, according
10 the Joint resolution approved January elsveuthf
eishissn huodrsd and ssventyone. v teoussod
ave hundrsd dollars.
Ior soaiisS:1, ..Hss,.s.: q ,srs.sn I'm l.'ss, sSs,s
thousand dollar.
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Ne q e-aofsd by ths Se.ais a1d Hosss Of Rsprese#.
fafirss Of he gaifed Saios " dmc'os, s@ Co@.
gvess asssrnbled.
"An set to authorize the appointment of shipping
commissioner BY the several circuit courts Of the
United STATES 20 supetnteni the shipping and dis
charge Of eAmen engaged In merchant ships be-
longing TO the United States. and for the further
projection Of seamen." shall apply 10 steam % sail
vessels engaged In the eoastwise trade, except the
eoastwise trade between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts, or In the lake going trade. touching a for
eign ports or other wise, or In the trade between the
United States and British North American posses-
siens. or In any cas- where the seanlen afr By Gus
profits or result 81 cruise OF voyage.
AN ACT making appropriations for the consular
and diplomatic service Of the Government for the
year ending June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy.nve, aud for other purposes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25

Turs time II ia in Jersey City. The
ciersyman's name is Rev. John s. Glen
denny. pastor OF Prospect Avenue Pres
bytsrian Church; and the young lady
who charges him with bastardy is named
Annie Pomeroy. He says he is limo
cent: and is held in q thousand dollars
hail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
DEEP MINING.

The Sutro Dependent Of this morning
contains an editorial review or summary
Of the benefits claimed for Sutro's pro-
jscted tunnel in case II should ever b
completed. It Is, in fact, q sort Of re-
Prospective view Of the matter. for all
the points and ideas contained therein
were promulgated years ago. when that
tunnel really was deemed OF importance
in the development Of the Comstock
Lode. and before the project was OK
plodsd and rendered obsolete by the
practical working Of the mines Of the
great lode 10 . greater depth than the
tunnel can reach. Sutro and his tunnel
project are some years behind the age
and progress OF the country. ~ any Of
u Comstock miners can tell him. and
therefore 80 is the editorial We refer to.
For instance. read the following eI-
tract :
The only NATIONAL system OF mining
would point TO the tunneing system. be-
cause IL has mover been demonstrated in
this country that mineral veins extend to
great depth. What. therefore. Is re-
quired TO restore confidence and to stim-
ulate this great work, Is the actual de-
monstration OF the continuance OF min
eral lodes in depth. and no work would
prove this more conclusively than this
tunnel 10 the Comstock Lode.
Six or eight years ago this old Sutro
standpoint wa good. but since then 1t
has been demonstrated in this country
that mineral veins extend to . great
depth. and the effective workings Of the
piek-swinging miners-the practical do
velopers Of the u Of the
try-now ''prove this more conclusively
than this tunnel to the Comstock Lode"
Already are they delying far down in
the bowels Of the old Comstock. nearly
thrse hundred feet below the very
point where Sutro proposes to bore into
ledge. a. well As at several other points
along the line Of the great lode, and
long before sutro's tunne can possibly
reach the Comstock. they will be work.
ing at least n thousand feet below the
proposed tunnel level. That mineral
veins in this country extend to a great
depth" is already actually demon
strated" by our Comstock miners. and
no thanks to Sutro and his tunnel.
The antiquated editorial referred to,
also sets forth the following:
In order to expedite the work. 1t is
PROPOSE 70 ~. our Ia.s on nt; n, ,.;,i
be- four thousand feet apart' From the
bottom Of each OF these shafts the tunnel
will be constructed by drifting each way,
toward us mouth ana towaIu n ON
; - -o. aan =, !. LIN s;ws
-. =, =,
nn~- " -, A..
...,,.n
80 Sh.. ~ q q. .oun,.,.d 10 ,hs
S.,,--, -, a. - an :, u.,or
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NEW TO-DAY.


sac. & That any vies consul vho may b isnpe.
nsriiy acting - consul during the abssncs o. such
consul may receive eompsnss.tsn pctvithstsndins
ths, be :. not : eit,s.n ofths vni':s s.is s,v 9Th,
Sor rspsyins 20 the oovsmnsat Of Brasil noesy
s. usssg az seven emu thousand dvs sSndr.a dollar. Sr
I s,Si in,s1srsssr % &. I. soasaisiss 4 China Japan,
and slam. Including los By exchange. n'sth'asand
Ior marhals % ne eonsulsr courts u Japan and
S ssssn ,s ssam s1d . rSrni s:n 11S,ar aoIs 'Gs. '' 'iehAns'
proper. snd ofs ali the misioos sStosd. such - sts.
ps ss. s sss.e isss. s iisiss 3. i ps.. Se'.i sns s'. oss:s nee:
su.aI:d .nS tSinysisSs ,ssu.sssd eight Ssidrsd
yot ia.sgwtsr, u.rds. and other .Ipse..s .,
W nsir son g.M.m At %. SsSp s.,1s, s%y,s.s GSssdl..
Ions. three thousand dollar.
For payment Of consular onaeer not citizens OF
FOR salaries and sIpsnses OF ihs United States
and Spanish daims Commission, namely For
Commissioner. i've thousand doliai1; for eounssl,
and Twelve dollar and any cent? or mssssnasr.
three hundred dollars and for rent. fuel, and Ice,
three thou.and seyen hundred and .ilniyssvsn Dol:
teen thousand dollars.
Tsr salaries and srpensss Of Unitsd staiss and
four thousand i've hundred dotars; fSr agent, four
thoussnd dollars, fr secretary. two thoaaaai ave
hundred doll.n; fr umpir. thr.s thous.nd dot.
Two translator, At one thousand ave hundred dol.
isn each, two eerks. Of ons thousand four hundred
dollarsi one messen.sn. 81 hundrsd dollar one
eontinEente Ipenses, i've thousand dollsrsi mailing
In ali. ihe sum Of twsnty eight thousand seven hun.
survey Of boundary between the United ststes
and British possessions: for expensss q tbs COM
niission appointed under set approved hsren nine.
purpo.s .. surveying and msrtins he Sousdsv
.ss,on, O Gr : At, Britain y x. fsSI ~ D laa: s,'s 3
enc huDdrsl and nny thousand dollarI -.
for r,nt o. prisons for An,siiean convict, 10 SLAIN
i~Acluding los By exchange. four thousand dollar.
Tor rent of prson ff American convicts In China.
Tor wages Of teepsrs. care OF Offenders. and sx.
psnses, ten thsusAnd dollars.
Yer rent Of prison fos American eonviets In Japan
ior wages Of fsspsn, care Of Onendsn. and sI.
pensrs. nye thousand dollars
.9r snnf m s1 hSn,. a.. ,ISn .s ,Sssasn 'E Sassss:.P ,nsss.
20. Including lose By exchange. nvs thousand a"r
fcr rrlIef and protection Of American sssmsn 10
foreign countries. one hundred thoasand dollars.
Yor expenses Of aetno~lsdyinx the ssrytees o.
American eiissns nom ship~rsei. ave ,houssnd
To meet the necessary s1pen.ss attendant upee
under the direction o. the President. pursuant 10
third seetien Of the set OF Congress. 81 NAY INST.
eighteen hundred and Ten. entitled An set nsing
on the coast Of Baibary !" and for other purposss.'
sp al iIarsI, op pr ,ss eass, 81 . aSroeep' Two Sanarsd
AMI eighty-nve dollars.
for allowance 70 WIDOW. OF herr q d.esasea =,
would be necessarily occupied In making the transit
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Faooa-Two boys who went out as
far as the old brick y~ard--about two
miles south OF tovn-in quest Of advcn-
ture, yesterday. returned each with tin
pail allied TO the brim with live frogs.
The Jumpers averaged about half an
inch in length. but the boys have plant
ed them. in the hope that they viii grow
10 an eatable size.-Ross Rrv Rervt<.
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ABoUr "Nrsr-HprSo."-T Two Com
stoekers were yesterday discussing the
Beecher- nltou unpleaaantness, when
one said he didn't exactly understand
the expression "nest-hiding." at is
q sort Of rural expression" said the
other. and has reference to the habit
some hens have OF hiding their nests"
"Ah, I see! ! can now understand Why
il was .Hsnry's' favorite lay."-Eaisr-
terprise. July sd.
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-
BE 70 esaofsi BY fac S,.ais asd Hosss Of Rsp,oc,.
iaiIss " az .Usasd Haf~ Of Am~,ss = CS~-
grsss asssabted.
That no Ambass dor. Envoy Extraordinary,
Minister Pienipotentiafy Minister Resident, Com.
missioner 70 any Foreign country, Charge d'anaires,
s~ecratary Of IL gation, Assistant Secretary ef LSgs.
tion. Interpreter 10 any legation In any foreirn
county Consul GENERAL. Consui. Commercial Agent,
consular pupils. &c consular agent shall BE- sbsent
from his post OF the performance of his duties for 4
longer period than ten days a. any one time. with
out the pt.miasion previously obtsined of the Prssi.
dent, And no compensation shall BE- allowed Tor
the time % any such absence In any case except in
cases VI sickness, nor shall any diplomatic OF con.
sulsf oficer correspond In regard 10 the public n.
fairs of any foreign government with any private
person, Newspaper or Other periodical, OF othsrSiss
Than with the pfopsr omcsfs Of The United BtAtsst
NOT without the oonssnt of the seerstsu Of Ststs
preytsusly ~obtainet. recommend any psuon Of
honls % abroad ir any employment o. trust %
prort under the Government of the eountTy I'M
which he 10 iocatedi nor ask % accept, Tor hinussif
o. Az other psrson. anJ pfssent, emolumsnt. pecu.
government.
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;silos who havs been totally d%isssisi.
Improved. Nay .. int.l

BE % easof ID bv "a, s.Hais aHd Hs.ss s( R,p,.s,.
isiisss sIiAs oaiieds MAI" u A~-'esi 10 CS.svns
That section four Of the act entitled -An &C, TO
revise. consolidate and amend the laws Tslatinr 10
pensions" and approved March third, sighissn nun.
dred and ssvenu -thfs~, b % ameDdsd hat aIi per
sons Who. while In the military o. naval service %
the United States. and IN Tie line Of duty, shAihsvs
been 90 permanently and totally disAbLsd e. 10 re-
quire the regular psfsonai ell and abundance Of
snethss psrson, By .hs lo.s ofthe sight o. both syss.
ether having been previously lost, OF By the loss u
both hands. OF By The ioss % both feet, of By any
other inJIry resulting In total and permanent help.
sssness. shall BE- entitled 70 . psnsion " nty dollars
per month and this shall 10 In lieu ofa psnsioo On
thirty.one doliars and twenty-five cent? per month
granted 10 such psrson BY said ~section, PROVIDED.
That the increase % pension shall not Be granted by
reason OF any injuries herein specified uniess The
tanle have Resulted In permanent total hsipiessns.s
requiring the regular personal aid and siispdsnes
Of another person.
Sac. :. That this set shall TAXI eject from and
amer the fourth day ofJune. eighteen hundred and
ssventysfour.
AN = 70 extend the time for ming claims iot
additional bounty under the act % July twenty.
eighth. eiRhtern lundrSd and .ixtv
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tApprovsd. June is, is..I

BE % sHaoed bv ths ss.sis ssd Hesss Of R1~s~s.
vsss esseabied,
That hereafter . term OF the circuit court Of The
circuit court u the United States for the districts of
lows namely; for the district Of California, In the
city Of San francisco. on the second Monday ofEeb-
district 81 Oregon, In the city Of Pcriabd, on The
second Monday Of April, August and November q
tech year; and for the disttet Of Nsysis, In the city
and October Of each year.
SEC: :. That this sct shall tats effect on the nnt
dAI o. July nsxti and all .provisions of Law ineon.
sntthsrewith are hereby repealed.
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AN ACT 10 ineresse pensions In certain cases.
IApproyed. jung. Is. Is,..l

Ne 70 sHaetsd ~ the S~.ais aad Hosse ~ Rsprsrs.
Tires !, ,lAs Uslsd Ssio u A~rioa ia cS-s'ss
aeesrslied.
That ell persons who are now entitled 10 psnstons
under existing laws and who have lOst athsr ~
knee. shall BE- rated In the sseosd ciAsz. and saa1 ~
eeiye twrnty-four dollar per month, Provided, nat
no artificial limbs. or communication thtref0fe, eA1t
BE furnished To such persons a. shall Be entitled 10
pensions under this set q
sEj. :. That this act shall take effect nom and
amer the fourhdAy VI June. eighteen hundred and
ssventyLour.
AN q making appropriations Tor the support Of
the Army Zoe the nscAl year ending June thirtisth.
eighteen hundred and ss,vnty-nSe. ami tor other
purposes.
AN ACT ming the times Of holding The circuit
court fths United stAiss In the disiricts VI Cali.
fOruta. Oferou and NscadA.