The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-03-06

bonds deposited; provided, that at no time shall
the Total AMOUNT Of such notes. issued to any
time actually paid in of its capital stock, and
that oil lawsand psrts laws ifconsistentW with
the provisions OF this act be and the same are
hereby repealed Il,
That associations organized for the purpose
Of Issuing notes payable in gold, under the pro-
visions Of section 81 81, Revised Statutes Of the
United States, upon the depdsi Of any United
States bonds, bearing interest with the treas4
urer Of the United States; shall be Untitled to
receive circulating notes to the amount and Id
the manner prescribed in tho act for other m.
honal banking associations: y 81
Senator Harrison introduced q bill Of great
importance to soldiers and their wild lows. u 1t
provides pension FOR all s0idiers Who sarvad
during the war q the rebelIo in the military
or naval service for Q period of six monthsjald
were honorably discharged provided theyIara
now disabled III
b The President sent to the senate tie following
nominations: Horafo @. Burchard, Illinois, di..
rector OF the mint; Comm lore William e. Tenn
Registersso Land o icasS Byron d, Tifany.
Grand Forks. Oak Alonzo d. Gchhrchs Norh,
Platte, Neb. + Edward s Butler, Neigh. Neb n,
Receivers Of Public Moneys lillian j. Ans
derson, Grand Forks Oak; William B. Lambert.
Neigh Nell Neb.; Samuel y. Sherry Los Cruces,
The Senate confirmed Frank q q. Lord, cot
iector Of internal revenue, district of Nevada; Il
I William B Wheaton, register Of land Office. San
Frsnasco; Emanuel g syanstorm, receiver q
pqs lss aS5sy W pg1a 4 n. m. 81. &,
inquiry as to whether The act Of the Dakota
Legislature taking railroad property does not
conflict with the organic act abfishing that
sterritq A joint resolution was presented
approx iating $50, 600 more for the Ohio
were intro qcei prohibiting 81 Foreigners
from 80 ncquiring n or II 5oyyninG
lands In the United States; authorizing thu
coinage Of silver dollars and fractions thereof
under the metric system, gold metric dollars
railway transportation bureau fol tie regula-.$
ton 81 Commerce NTH foreign tnntfotfs and
among tho stAtes;s apprspria $4,000 Tor:
PERSONS made destitute BY the.oYefHow If tbs
Mississippi river and tributaries Tho plenrol
Of Missouri Democratic member, riliculed
the Democrats for always following the wake
3of the Republican party. TIS ssS
& bill by Mr.. Nelson, to provide for the
ssHamlnatl onand surrey ot The hsd River Of the
improving and connecting them with the 'nayisi
sgsbio waters Of the same, and to appropriate II
+ sufficient Gum OF money therefor Z.
a bill BY Mr. Washburn In the house today
suthorIEing TIE construed " foot carriage
at some point between Fort Smelling and ST
Anthony'B falls in Minneap polls. 5S5
"a bill was reported % tie house to4 DAY bro bro
yiding for civil government for Alaaka; also;
I bill requiring Pacific. abroad companies to,
pay the coss Of the survey &c their lands N 81
Mr. Raymond sof Dakota intro uced bill
1 authorizing the city OF Aberdeen to purchase a
quarter section Of land near that city; also q
/ bill granting to the Chicago, Milwaukee q l3St.
Z Paul railway company tbs right Of way through
the great Sioux Indian reservation; also q ibill
#to Great n new land dist ia Dakota. 81;
- NJ sel,a.e o tne se NE bil for the
AeI 81 ;fltz John Porter was reported favorably
and made special order for March IA Tho
Bill which recently naased n bo,,.a -
ferred to this comn,;tsaa wbicb =, ~ y q q u