The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30

1nscrlblng upon some visible portion
thereof, or of the substance on which
the same shall be mounted, the follow
ing words, viz: Entered accorIino
to act of Congress, in the YEAR. bV
a. b., in the office of the Librarian OF
Congress. at Washington - or. at his
option the word Copyright, - together
with the year the copyright was en-
tered, and the name OF tile party by
whom 1t was taken out !; Copy
right, IS, by A. 3D.
Sec. 2. That for recording and GER
tlfying any instrument of writing for
the assignment of a copyright, the Ii
brarian of Congress shall receiqe from
the persans to whom the service is
rendered, one dollar; and for every
copy OF an assignment, one dollar,
said fee to cover, i'll either case, a GER
tiffcate of the record, under seal of the
Librarian of Congress; and all fees so
received shall be paid into the Treas
ury of the United States,
Sec. 3. That in the construction of
this act, the words Engraving, -
''cut" and ''print'' shall be appfied
only to pictorial illustrations or works
connected with the fine arts, and no
| prints Or labels designed to be used for
any other articles of manufacture shall
be entered under the copyright law,
but may be registered in the Patent
| Office. And the Commissioner of
Patents is hereby charged with the
| supervision and control OF the entry or
registry of such prints or labels, in con-
formity with the regulations provided
| by law as to copyright of prints, ex-
| eept that there shall be paid for record
ing the title of any print or label not a
| trade mark, six dollars, which shall
cover the expense of furnishings COPY
| of the record under the seal of the
Commissioner of Patents, to the party
entering the same.
Sec. 4. That all laws and parts of
laws inconsistent with the foregoing
| provisions be and the same are hereby
| repealed.
Sec. 5. That this act shall take et-
feet on and after the first day of Au-
| gust, eighteen hundred and seventy
| four.
Approved, June Is, 1874.
AN ACT making additions to the flf-
teenth section of the act approved
July 2, 1864, entitled San act to
amend an act entitled AN act to aid
i'll the construction of railroad and
telegraph line from the Missouri
River to the Pacific Ocean. and to
secure to the Government the use
of the same for postal, military, and
other purposes, approved July l,
1892
Be 1t enacted bp the Senate and House
OF Representatives, Of the United States of
Anaertcd IN Congress assembled,
That there shall be, and is hereby.
166e6 fn fha fiftao.1fh caatfn,1 0Ff = fI<0
approved July second, eighteen hum
dred and siXty-four, entitled IAN act
to amend an act entitled An act to aid
in the construction of railroad and
telegraph line from the Missouri River
to the Pacific Ocean, and to secure to
the Government the use of the same
for postal, military and other pur-
poses, approved July first, eighteen
hundred and siNty-two, " the following
words, namely: |'And any officer or
agent of the companies authorized to
construct the aforesaid roads. or of any
company engaged in operating either
of said roads, who shall refuse to oper-
ate and use The road or telegraph un-
der his control, or which he is engaged
in operating for all purposes of COM
munication, travel, and transportation,
so far as the public and the Govern
ment are concerned, as one continuous
line, or shall refuse. in such operation
and use, to afford and secure to each
of said roads equal advantages and IA
cllltles as to rates, time, or transpor-
tation, without any discrimination of
any kind in favor of, or adverse to, the
road or business of any or either OF
said companies, shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanof, and, upon convic-
finn fhnrnnf shall no final In
not exceeding one thousand dollars,
and may be imprisoned not less than
six months. In case of failure or re-
fIlsal of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, or either of said branches.
to comply with the requirements of
this act and the acts to which this act
is amendatory, the party injured or
the company aggrieved may bring an
action in the district or circuit court of
the United States in the Territory, dis
trict. or circuit in which any portion
of the road of the defendant may be
situated. for damages on account of
such failure Or refusal; and, upon re-
covery, the plaintiff shall be entitled
to Judgment for treble the amount of
all excess of freight and fares collected
by the defendant, and for treble the
amount of damages sustained by the
plaintiff by such failure or refusal and
for each and every violation OF or fail
ure to comply with the requirements
of this act, a new cause of action shall
arise and i'll case OF suit in any such
Territory, district, or circuit, process
may be served upon any agent of the
defendant found in the Territory, dis
trict, or circuit in which such suit may
be brought, and such service shall be
by the court held to be good and suf-
tfcient; and it is hereby provided that
for all the purposes of said act, and of
the acts amendatory thereof, the rail-
way of the Denver Pacific Railway
and Telegraph Company shall be
deemed and taken to be a part and
extension of the road OF the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, to the point of juno
ton thereof with the road of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company at
Cheyenne, as provided in the act of
March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine.
Approved, June 20, 1874.
AN ACT providing for publication of
the revised statutes and the laws of
the United States.
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
-AneTtcd an Congress assembled,
That the existing contract or contracts
between the Secretary of State on the
part of the United States and Charles
G. Little Augustus Flagg, Henry L.
Miles, and John Bartlett of Boston,
known as the firm of Little, Brown
and Company, dated the twenty-eighth
day of May eighteen hundred and six
tY-SlX, and all ether contracts between
the United STATES or any officer there
Of with sa ii ii r.Ia az, ittlo p..c,...,, as,l