Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-07

within the time specified IN the Act max
ing the grant for the completion of such
railroad shall be deemed forfeited to the
| United States. Such declared forfeitures
shall not extend to lands adjacent TO rail-
roads now completed which were sold by the
State or corporation TO bona fide purchasers
for a valuable consideration and in good
faith. All bona hde settlers upon lands
forfeited are authorized to acquire title to
not exceeding 100 acres, according to the
prevailing law. No lands declared forfeited
to the United States shall inure to the ben
eft OF any State or corporation 10 which
the lands have been granted By Congress-
All lists OF lands heretofore certified, and
patents issued by any State or corporation
fer land embraced in The grants beyond the
portion conterminous with the railroad ac-
tually completed, are declared imperative
and void except TO bona iiie purchasers.
After call Of the committees for re-
ports, the House resumed consideration Of
the tariff bill.
Vance Of Connecticut moved 10 strike out
the provision of the bill lowering the tariff
on wood screws. Adopted.
Lead ore was then taken up and provoked
lengthy argument from both sides.
Dubois of Idaho said every man in his
territory, irrespective OF politics, was ad-
verse 10 having the duty lessenel on lead
ore.
a number of others spoke against the re-
ductlon. but the amendment offered restor-
ing the duty was lost
After o sharp tilt between Feed and
Mills, OF political character, the schedule
was again resumed, occupying all the after
noon.
The House then adjourned till S O'Clock
P. II.
Territorial Judicial Appointments.
fcepyg@, 1855, by ts ce'.fornia -;ssectefea Press
WAsnixoroy. July 6th.-The President
will soon fill four vacancies IN the Terrific
rial Judiciary. There IS Chief Justice
and Associate Justice to be appointed for
Utah and Idaho. There are about thirty
applications fer the positions, among them
being Judge Quint and Colonel Taicott, of
San Francisco, and two other residents of
the southern part Of the State.
Once Paid, no Recovery.
lCopytgE;, 1885, Jya.e California Associated Tress
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-In reply TO
request of w. p. Hayes, OF San Diego, for
the retundlDg OF duties on certain coal &C.
ivered by E. l.. Maxwell 10 foreign war
vessels, the Secretary OF the Treasury says
that the REQUEST cannot be granted, as there
Is no provision OF law under which duties
once paid can be refunded in cases of this
character.
Reckless Bicyclist Convicted.
.CcpyigA 1855, dy tie California; associated Ire,s,
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-In the case of
Senator Culloms' coachman. indicted for
manslaughter III causing the death of Prof
Paul on March 3Ist by recklessly driving
him down on his bicycle. the jury to-day
rendered q verdict of guilty. a motion for
a new trial was made.
Cheap Foreign limitations.
Copyright 1888, by Tie California 4ssociatel I'ressi
WASHINGTON, July 6lh.-United States
Consul Jones reports the sale al Prague of
many articles supposedly OF American
manufacture, which really are cheap Ger
man and English limitations. The market
for genuine American goods is thereby in
jured.
More Pension Bills Vetoed.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-The President
has vetoed bills granting pensions to
Nathaniel d. Chase, Harriet Cooper and
VIM. ". Campbell, Jr., and the bill for the
relief II Van Buren Brown.