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s25 provided by section 1884 of the Re-
vlsed Statutes ~. S. c.. Sup. V. Title
80, section 78) to be paid upon the
ming OF each original application and
upon each renewal application for
patent, except in design cases. and on
issuing each original patent, except in
oeSlng cases. be and is hereby increased
TO $50. This section shall not take
effect until 80 days after the enact
ment Of this act, except that In case
thls act Is enacted before June /, 1892,
this section shall take effect on July
l. 1882.
Section 4I9. Section 1924 of the Re-
vlsed Statutes. as amended %. S. c.,
Sup. V, Title 35, section 78). is amend
ed by adding at the end thereof tbs
following:
"On fling zach petition for the re-
vival of an cbandoned application for
a patent. Sl0'
Section 420 The Secretary of Com
merce may make such charges as he
deems reasonable for special statisti-
cal services; special commodity. tech
meal and regional news bulletins and
periodical services lists of fore gn
buyers, and World Trade Directory re-
ports. and the amounts collected there
from shall be deposited in the Treas
ury as miscellaneous receipts.
Bureau Of Mines see
Would Be Amended.
Section 42l. Section S of the act
entitled, An act to establish in ths
Department of the Interior a Bureau
| OF Mines" approved May 16. 1910, as
amended and supplemented CU. S. c.,
Title 80, section y. is amended to read
as follows:
Section S. For tests or investiga-
tions authorized by the Secretary Of
| Commerce under the provisions of this
act, as amended and supplemented,
except those performed for the Govern
ment of the United States or State
governments within the United States,
a fee sufficient in each case to COM
pensate the Bureau of Mines for the
entire cost of the services rendered shall
be charged, according to a schedule
prepared by the director of the Bureau
| OF Mines and approved by the Secre-
tary OF Commerce, who shall prescribe
rules and regulations under which such
/ tests and Investigations may be made
All moneys received from such sources
snail be paid into the Treasury to the
credit of miscellaneous receipts"
Section 422. Section 8 of the act
! entitled, An act to establish the Ma
tional Bureau of Standards" approved
March 3, 1901, as amended and sup
plemented (U. S. c., Title IS, section
276) Is amended to read as follows
Section g. For all comparisons.
calibrationS. tests, or investigations,
performed by the National Bureau Of
/ Standards under the provisions of this
/ act, as amended and supplemented, ex-
/ cept those performed for the Govern
/ ment Of the United States or State
/ governments within the United States,
fee sufficient in each case to COM
/ pensate the National Bureau of Stand
/ ards for the entire cost of the service
| rendered shall be charged, according
/ to schedule prepared by the director
of the National Bureau of Standards
and approved by the Secretary of Com
merce. All moneys received from such
/ sources shall be paid into the Treas
| ury to the credit of miscellaneous re-
/ ceipts"
Section 423. Sections 42o, 421 and
Az shall take effect July /, 1892.
Section 424. The Secretary of Com
merce is authorized and directed to
transfer without charge the right, title
and interest of the United States to
| any fish cultural station together with
all personal property used in connec-
| tion Herewith to the State in which
such station is located upon applica-
ton of such State for the transfer of
such station.
TITLE v.
General Provisions.
Section SOL. When used in this act
the term department and establish
ment" shall mean any executive de-
partment. independent commission,
board bureau, Office, agency, or other
establishment of the Government, in
Guiding the municipal government Of
the District of Columbia.
Section SOP. All acts and parts of
acts inconsistent or in conflict with
those provisions of this act which are
OF temporary duration are hereby sus-
pended during the period in which
such provisions of this act are in effect.
All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
or in conflict with those nrnvisinns of