title to block fourteen, Baker City, Oreg.,
confirmed to Baker County...
grant to Washington Territory for insane
asylum
LANDS (Public)—Continued.
Homestead, pre-emption, and timber
pre-emptors on, in Minnesota, allowed fur-
ther time in which to make proof and
payment....
homestead entries on, within railway grants
&c., to extend to 160 acres to each set-
tler....
pre-emptors of certain lands in Minnesota
and Dakota to have until October,
1880, to make proof and payment...
time for sale and payment of pre-empted
lands in Bitterroot Valley, Montana,
extended......
benefits of homestead laws extended to
said lands.....
certain entries not made in strict conform-
ity to homestead laws legalized.....
purchasers in Missouri, as swamp lands, to
have priority to pre-empt or for
homestead, if not in fact swamp
lands...
odd sections of land granted in aid of Mis-
souri and Arkansas open to home-
stead settlers to extent of 160 acres
each....
unclaimed swamp, in Sheboygan County,
Wisconsin, released to adjoining
owners on payment, &c.....
grant to Placerville and Sacramento Val-
ley Railroad Company, forfeited and
to be sold as public lands....
for construction of wagon roads in Ore-
gon; patents to issue when roads
completed, &c......
to Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad
forfeited, to be sold as public lands..
railroad companies relinquishing lands in
their grants entered for pre-emption
or homestead, may select other lands.
grants to, not thereby enlarged.................
.title of settlers in such cases may be per-
fected......
act of 1871 ceding to Ohio certain lands in
Virginia military district defined....
grant of right of way Oregon Central Pa-
cific Railway
furnished by secretaries of Territo-
ries.....
Homestead, pre-emption and timber-
culture,
suspended entries to be decided by Sec-
retary of the Interior, &c.....
certain Indians may have benefit of home-
stead laws...
persons who have paid fees, &c., for certain
entries of sailors' and soldiers' home-
steads which have proved void to
have money refunded..
settlers changing entries from pre-emption
to homestead, when may perfect ti-
tle..
.299, 325, 348
settlers whose lands were injured by grass-
hoppers in certain years granted fur-
ther time, &c. .42, 121, 212, 299, 326, 368
in any year
.211, 501
when homestead or pre-emption claimants
become insane, how their claims may
be perfected
when any entries on public lands are can-
celed or not confirmed fees and pur-
chase money to be refunded....
refund of excess where parties have paid
double price for what were errone-
ously supposed to be alternate rail-
road sections..
appropriation and warrants..
Act to encourage cultivation of timber. [8], 348
planting seeds, nuts, or cuttings deemed
compliance with law in certain
notice to be filed of intention to make final
proof for pre-emption and homestead
entries...
eight years, &c., on, entitled to
patent....
other provisions concerning.
notice of contests under homestead and
pre-emption and timber-culture laws,
how published.............
proof of residence, occupation, &c., oaths
required to break and plant certain num-
of persons making entries of home-
steads, before whom may be taken..
to be transmitted to register, &c
punishment for false swearing.
fee for recording, &c., and for assign-
ments or copies of copyrights........
what engravings, cuts, and prints may be
entered in, for copyright..
not to be published in newspapers....... 44, *137
bills, orders, resolutions, &c., votes of Con-
gress which become laws, to be re-
ceived by Secretary of State.......
of New York as to highways, &c., extended
to certain Indian villages.
Statutes at Large, contract with Little &
Brown for publication of, terminated.
of each session of Congress to be edited,
printed, &c...............
pamphlet copies of acts and resolves of
each session to be distributed.......
bound copies of, to be distributed at close
of each Congress....
printed copies of pamphlet and bound
edition to be evidence
copies of, to be sold at cost of paper,
press-work, and binding, with 10 per
cent. added
stealing or injuring books of; how pun-
ished.
of vesels on western, northern, &c., waters;
how may be issued or renewed in dis-
tricts where not owned
to be kept on sale by arrangements with
booksellers
printing and binding same, and index...
stations established at numerous points
acts to correct errors of..
first edition; publication of........
second edition; provisions for publica-
tion, distribution, and sale of..285, 387, 481
how far evidence..
at what seasons to be kept open
superintendents on the coasts and keepers
of stations, appointment, powers, and
duties
assistant superintendents for coast of Long
Island
LIGHT-HOUSE BOARD,
clerks in office of, and their salaries..
may require lights to be maintained on
railway ponton bridge over Missis-
sippi River, at Prairie du Chien.....
property of, no longer needed, may be sold.
provisions for adjusting boundaries, road-
ways, &c., at Staten Island and
Highlands of New Jersey.
jurisdiction of, extended over Mississippi,
Ohio, and Missouri Rivers....
site of old light-station at Nayatt Point to
be withheld from sale...
may lease grounds for light-house service
at mouth of Saginaw River....
may lease pier at Portage Lake Ship Canal,
Lake Superior, for pier-head light,
offenses not capital, except under revenue
and slave-trade laws, not to be pros-
ecuted for after three years...
act of 1875, relating to
Aroostook and Bangor customs districts,
what to comprise..
collector and deputy collector for Bangor
district
Gardiner and Richmond, to be ports of de-
livery..
corrections of errors in Revised Statutes as
to ports of Brunswick, Kennebunk,
Port Arundel, and Cape Porpoise ... *270
customs collectors in, how may agree upon
boundaries of certain districts... *270
imports for transportation in bond may be
entered at or transported to Portland
and Bath ..
...[325],545
MALT LIQUORS,
tax not to be assessed on quantity of mate-
rials used....
LIQUORS (See Distilled Spirits, &c.),
128-135
422, 429-440
439
529-534
of 1879, relating to .
imported liquors, stamps, &c
of 1880, in relation to.
penalties on rectifiers, liquor dealers, and
carrying on business without paying
special tax; forfeiture of spirits, &c.
for affixing imitation stamps on packages
of ....
....[133], 430
stamps for, how procured, affixed, &c
imported, to be stamped..
special stamps may be issued to dealers in,
on railway trains
refunds of certain taxes paid by dealers,
&c., under repealed laws....
tax on fermented, not to be assessed on
quantity of material used, &c...........
special-tax stamps may be issued to retail
dealers in, on railway trains....
LOANS AND CURRENCY (See Coin; Cur-
rency; Public Debt; National Banks),
divisions of, in office of Secretary of
Treasury, officers and salaries....
LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CA-
NAL,
appropriation to pay debts of, made per-
Secretary of War to take possession of....
to provide for management and repair of.
Secretary of Treasury may purchase bonds of
to pay directors for stock, have accounts
examined, and collect debts, &c....
tolls on, abolished....
may be issued by circuit courts to compel
clerks of courts, marshals, and dis-
trict attorneys to make returns and
perform other requirements of law...
163 MANSLAUGHTER,
how punished....
no expensive maps or illustrations to be
printed without special order of Con-
gress
charts of coast survey to be sold at cost, and
not distributed free, except, &c.....
members of Congress may have ten of
each....
post-route, may be sold at cost...
disbursement of money for, to be by
to what appropriation to be charged..
of topographer's office...
MARINE CORPS,
commandant of, to be appointed by Presi-
dent from officers of corps, and to
have rank and pay of colonel.....
officers of, to be reduced to seventy-five
an officer of, may be appointed Judge-Advo-
eate-General of Navy..
supervising surgeon of, to be appointed by
President..
not required to make rules in relation to-
sanitary condition of vessels from for-
eign ports, &c ...
..... [314], 487
duties of officers to prevent introduction of
contagious and infectious disease into
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