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Show V' ' .6 ' C J SISSON, WALLACE dulent or exorbitant, he shall officially ITELIC ACTS WHOLESALE CHDCERS. & CO, OK I Poity-Thlr- us t'enrt's cf d (lie United fecit eg V WHOLESALE St' Pasted nt lb firtt ppaion, which was begun uiul hed nt th city of Washington, in th- - Di-- ict of Columbia, on Monday, t bo fjr5t dav of lpcm-btr- , IfcTJ.stnd was adjourned without the twenty-thirflay on Tun-dayday of June, S7f. i li AN D , Retail Dealers in An act retaiive to private contncs or agreement's made with Indians prior to May twenty-first- , eighteen hun- groceries -- AND COERAL d JIITiCIIAXRISE, dred and seventy-two- . Je it enacted by the Senate and House of Representative? of the United States of America, in Congress assembled. That hereafter iLphall not be lawful for any United States officer, or other person under its employ or control, to recognize the binding force or legality, or in any manner sustain or enforce or counsel, or give any aid or assistance to sustain or enforce, any contract or agreement made by any perron or persons, or corporation, with any band, tribe, or nation of Indians, r individual Indian or Indian?, not n citizen of the United States, entered into prior to the date cf the act of ('oppress entitled An act regulating the mode of making private contracts with Indians, approved M;iy twent first, eighteen hundred and sevenfor the payment or delivery of ty-two, any money or at berthing of Value, in present or prospective, or for the granting or procuring any privilege to him or her, or any ether poison of percocs, or corporation, iii consideration of er ice? for, or advancements undo to eaid Indian l relative to their lend, or any claim growing out ofor in reference to annuities, instalment?, orother moneys, claims demand, or thing under laws or treaties with the United States, or official acts of any officer thereof, or in any way connected with or due from the United State, unless such conti act or agreement was reduced to writing nd duly pigned by the parties in ititerst tlnuvto at the time it was entered into and fully made known to the parties at tho time the contract tv es sigi ed, and then not until such original written contract shall first have been presented to and examined by the S cretary of the Inteiior and of Indian Affairs, and the Ci thesp facts by thi m severally endorsed thereon, and a copy of said contract and of any merits that may have been made thsreon duly entered of record in tho office of the CommisrioneL of Indian -- COKINKE. U. T. WE CARRY THE Largest Stock in Corinnc enter hi rejection, in writing, upon the record of such contrail or agreement, and they shall not bn considered of binding torce by any utl&er or employee of the United States Sec 5. That it is hereby made the of the duty Secretary of the Interior to cause an investigation to be made of a)t existing contracts of Agreements, within tho purview of this act, now on file iu his office, or of the office of the Commissioner of Indian Affair?, or any other office, or burau under his control, and by special notice to the party or parties in interest compel, in the case of each such contractor agreement, so found on file, the same strictness f official examination nad indorsement report and sworn statement of fact as is required by the several provisions of his act: Provided, That the investigation of facts touching the character of any Contract or agreement contemplated by this act may bo made by a commissioner appointed by the President for that purpose, who shall report all such facts to the Secretary of the Interior in writing. Approved April 29, 1874. An act to amend the act entitled An the carriage of pasact in steamships and other sengers vessels, approved March three, hundred and fifty-fiveighteen the enacted Senate and House It Bp by of Representatives of the United States of- - America in Congress assembled, That tho thirteenth section of the act entitled An act to regulate the carriage of passengers in steamships and other vessels, approvedMarch third, eighteen hundred and be, and the same is hereby, repealed; and thut hereafter each ami very collector of customs to whom shall be delivered the manifest or list of passenger? prescibcd by th twelfth lection of the act aforeeaid, approved March third, eighteen hundred and fifty-fivshall make returns from such manifests or lists of passengers to theSecretary of the Troapury'of the U. S. in euch manner as shall pe precribed by that officer, under whoso direction statements of t he sarneshall be prepared and pube. fifty-fiv- e, ' : ' ' . grass.? Be it enacted by the Senate and House ' i.ru. urvuJuuTirun.iii"iiin lished GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Xotiisr Demers, SZTAIL DCALCS AMD WHOX.KSALX t section An act for en-- - largo assortment of I , 6 1M CeutseMtrr Clf fief. 1C1 ferner CUe SAN FRANCISCO DK ALFH IN pd a co., pa.vn, aevnoLos FIRE 553 WICJEO, ioinsi xx ucronrsM axx Wines sSr ILiquord m Hit cfmrrruin Gan tiouono Frcnelcee, Ccllfarnla. OBDBZ3 COLICITCP. PepHf AftD ( C. C. KAMR. ' v . XtCHAKL KAXR. o. X Gr ua. S. 3EvL T. X. d HIKE WAI3D, VM. CO., to Hunter, Waad A Ce.) (SuoeoMor IPCSf IK3 AK3 VYKSIGALI CIALG3 U Ni mSSrnm THE LARGEST Hunters Califcrnh Wheat WhL&oy, AMO dl?o, - Agent for JOSEPH FINCHS CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA 1 r BEST SELECTED STOCK 607 and! 000, Fronf S(. near J sekedn, CAl JAXK8 DXt.tf IN tHE TERRITORY. H. WABO d 7AQD DALY e IXrOUTRRS and bofrtcstld Foriblgn UTAH. seltf J. W. GUTHRIE, Corner Montana and Fifth Ots. Wines &; tiquoro So. Who les&le and - iejjpff Orders from Neighboring Towns Promptly Filled. CORINNE - SAN FRAN0SSC0 i aoltf Groceries, Produce nnd Provisions. SAN FRACIBCCi BANKIXO. opfitf WARftEtf HUSSEY &'C& e and Second Third striets.) (Between CORINNE ISAAC D. nCKTCOH, ' BANKERS, Montana Street, Corinno, ftserauieute Between Front and Battery, i f 811 UTAH. CORINNE, Betiil Dealer In Shipping and Comfoinicn UTAH. 419 fr ALL KINDS FANCY AND FAMILY Frent Hdinty OSrnaf, SAN FRANCISCO, GEO-CEKIE- THE OUTFITTING GOOD8, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE STOCKHOLDERS CON-SrANT- or TII Particular attention raid te the purchasing e China and Japan Teas, California Wines and Liquors. I pep8tf ON HAND. First National Bauk of Utah PAID PEODKE. COUATET POD JOHNSON & CO., Proprietors, IEuttcr nml Egs DlalU m iqerlalljr Federal lhnnsnd shiaglre rou.'a lumber oa hard. J. GOLD DUST, COIN and or telegraph Ipromptiy by mail - yca-Ord- ri & G. AND MARKET MONTGOMERY STREETS EXCHANGE i i and a lot of nepl-t- f VI STANLEY, Bought nnd Gold. OAfJ FnAHClOCO. ep8tf j -- COLLECTIONS will rroHve aepl-t- f 13. prottpt attention, MARTIN z, Wholesale and Retail e BAN GROCER, K OF ... COniNNK t " b and" Johberfl d ' f UTAH. VJined and 0Jquc?cJ , 408 Front fitred, ifepfitf PVneldent. W. T. FIELD e, Ixh porters CORIUHE, O. D. CASS And Dealers In O y assay-office- s, e. tiik Finn. comImji.sk CASH assay-offic- d II 01; Eh GRAND mi-sio- hereby-empowere- CAL. I, al fizar7 - r t PCLAWfSTO. RAM Cashier. GRAI712) CHARTER OAK STOVES. BtJY AND 0EIX i . . PACIFIC H0TE?i overNment vouchers, coin, gold DUST. AND EXCHANGE. I . t AMI General Mcrchcndito. BRICK STORE ON CORNER OPPOSITE And air the principal eltftf NEW HOTEL, paid for coon try aepl-t- f Itrodnss.fa ? . - BAN FBAHCiOO, ClTQah H l 4 CHICAGO, cor inn a otad. 20000 AGO, SfGHT DRAFTS DRAWN Orf NEW YORK, Eeoilis 1 ' ) semi-tropic- and . , ' RETAIL TIONS. e. t rrr . OF ALL DESCRIP- -' m;nni ixts, jns w is.iL ih: ist a ; and"' XX NATIVE AND FOREIGN FRUITS AND FAMILY SUPPLIES s JKlESEL&Cf0 . ivJ v1"!, RYE WHIOKEY, A thirty-firs- - I PROVISIONS, Etc. Approved, May 7, 1874. An act to amend the "of an act entitled j i Proprietors o ranns ;oi . WtGnQ-oSO- j -- -- 1.K 1 - -- . i FBED 9- , WHOLESALE and the same is hereby, repealed. Approved, May SI, 1874. An act for the benefit of occupying claimants. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assem bled. That when an occupant of land, having color of title, in good faith has made valuable imprevmsnts thereon, and is, in the proper action, found not to be the rightful owner thereof, shall be entitled in the to ' all Federal courts tho and and, rights remedies, upon instituting the proper proceesueh relief as may be dings given or secured to bim by the statutes of the State or Territory where the land lies, although the title of the plaintifl in the action may have been granted by the UnitodStates after said improvements wher so made. Approved, June 1, 1874. r - -- lpT fJOHS; SOO; L.: . of Representatives of the UniU-- d State ofA merica in Congress assembled That the act emitted An act fixing the time for the election of Representatives from the State of.California to the Forty fourth Congress, approved March third eighteen hundred and seventy 'three, be, " e, rolling and calling out the national miltia, and for other purposes, i proved March', third, eighteen hundred and sixty-threBo it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United State? of America in Congress assembled. That all officers on duty at any point west of a line drawn north and south A lfa i ? . Sec. 2. That in addition thereto through Omaha City, and north of a line drawn east and west upon the southAGENTS OF THE there shall also be tiled in paid Commisern boundary of Arizona, shall be sioners office, and retained therein as allowed sixty days leave of absence official papers, and he examined by deduction of pay r allowances: without ?Hid Cotiiini-siune- r and Sectretary, and the same is taken but That Provided, that frut endorrsd on thtrn, the ibilowir g once in two And provided further California Powder Wo:ks. Statement of facts touching each au i That the leaveyears: ofabsence may beextended all such contracts and agreements so to if three taken once only in month, presonted; which statcnnj'ts shall be three four months if taken once years; worn to specially by all and severally foTir in TranH-ci t lot in only ?:n Toder 'tr year?. the peron or persons claiming intere-- t el Approved, May S, 1S74. in and peel ing tho nppovt and Pi; forcejriie, irei.lit ment of FUch contract or argeernerif, and not by agent or attorney: Fir.t, that the An act in relation to tho customs duties on imported fruits. writing presented for examination and tirt-in for section the Re it enacted by the Senate and House recoid, provided of this act, ami purporting to be the ori- of Representatives of the United States ginal contract or agreement, is in fact ol America in Congress assembled. and thatjt was enteied into and That the Secretarj of the Treasury is such, FOR WA R D I N G reduced to wilting at the date and for hereby directed to suspend the payment the purposes it puipoits to hnvo been of all duties heretofore paid on imported made and ext anted ;s 'condly, such sworn fruits until further legislation by Constate iui nt shall givo particularly the gress the same, or until the A JO nam. of the real purtifh in the original final authorizing decision of tho Supreme Court, contract or agret incut, naming them if except in cases where suits in court have not namel in the wiitten contract or been discontinued by instruction of the agreement, and if either of tho contracISecretary of the Treasury. And the a nation of of in tho punctuation of the clause band, error tribe, ting parties Indiana, or a corporation or firm, the rela'.ing to fruit plants in the fifth section name of tho person, officer, or agent con- of the act approved Juno six, eighteen entitled Keep on hand a shuicc tock of tracting in their behalf, together with hundred and seventy-two- , Aa hi authority for so doing, shall bo act to reduce duties on imports, and to specially plated; tbiidly, a particular reduce duties on internal taxes, and statement of all and singular tho services for other purposes, of inserting (irccfries, rendered or the things done under Ptieh a com mu instead of a hyphen conti act or agreement prior to paid tilafter tho wordfruitis hereby corrected with thosQ things to be done or renand. said clause shall toad as follows: ing FV dered, tiguihcr with a particular state- Fruit-plant- s tropical and i ebams, ment of any and all money paid or ad- for the purpose of propagation or culvanced by either party under such contivation: Provided, That the duties imtract or agreement, given in all caves the pose bj virtue of this amendment shall not be levied or collected upon fruits tun, place, a d reel value of services rendered, or thing or things done, or the entered for consumption at any poitof kind and manner of payment, whether in entry prior to July first, eighteen hunmoney, property, or credits, up to the dred and seventy-four- . ( r.ilery, date of tho tiling of paid sworn statement Approved, May 9, 1S74. fourthly stvte specifically whether the wrigiilal contractor agreement had been An act to establish an at a?ny - office sui milted to nny Secretaiy of the Interin Monthe of Helena, Territory ior, Commissioner of Indian Affair, tana. superintendent of Indian affairs, Indian Be it enacted by theSenate and House agent, commissioner or ober person of of the United States having offieal control of or connection of Representatives LSqv.ors, with in America assembled. Congress Indian affairs, giving the time when of hereThat theSecrotary theTreasuryis place where, and person by name to by authorized and to establish required n wns madef and w horn such sul e an i: sc. atllelena, in theTerritory whether by said officer irdorsed or not, of said assay-officthe to be Montana, or whether any such officer was cogni- conducted under the an act of provisions zant of stub contract or agreement entitled An act amendand AT revising having been mado,though not submitted ing the laws relative to the mints, to him for approval. and Coinage of the United States Sec. 3. That tho Secretary or ComFebruary twelfth, eighteen approved Wholcsalo Retail. missioner of Indian Affairs is and seventy-threhundred to require, in writing, any 2. the Secretary of the See. That additional facts or proofs that may be is authorized ft.nd direcheroby Treasury to aid in determining the true neee.-par- y ted to cause to be constructed a suitable character of the contract or agi cement, building at Helena, in the Territory of or assignment thereof. for the purpose as said assay-officSec. 4. That no such contract or Montana, and provide the same with the M P'0 R T E R S agreement shall bo recognized by any necossary fixtures and apparatus, at a OF FRUIT. officer or employer of the United States cost not fifty thousand dellare exceeding until the Secretary of the Interior shall, which sum is hereby appropriated eut of after full consideration of any such conin not otherthe Treasury money nny tract or agreement, together with the wise and appropriated. trore;a Domestic.) proofs and papers ia this act required to Approved, May 12, 1S74 be filed, and such as the Secretary of th Interior or Commipsioner of Indian act to amend an act entitled Affair may require in addition thereto, act to provide for the establishment consider shall thelnterior tlieScsretarv of a military prision and its governof tainnot and to be just and reasonable, its in ment, approved March third, exorbitant ted with fraud, and not and seventy-thre- e hnndred tho eighteen Secretary demand: Provided, That 'e Agents for Be enacted Senate and House the it in cases in all by enter, of the Interior shall the United States on of of Representatives writing, on such original contract, in America of Commisoffice assembled, the Congress of the record in tho and is hereby same act the said That euch be, A- sioner of Indian Affirirs wherein acts and amended all that so official A Git Tvpe things theroriginal contract is recorded, an be done to and ein required performed cjgTement, showing that the contract or at Iloek Island, in the State of Illinois, 4 emigres ment and proof have been filed in accordance with th provisions of this shall be done and performed on the Coritse icd the nUna. act and considered by him, and in his military .reservation at Fort LeavenTPrpory C in State of Kansas: Provided, opinion said contract or agreement or worththe the Government That buildings now on assignments thereof are. not exorbitant said reservation atFort Leavenmilitary and not fraudulent, and that they are be modified and used so far worth shall just, the same shall be valid. But if, in the opinion pf the Secretary as -- practicable for the purposes of said I'u klmls r prison. "1" Country Pro-"- . of the Interior, such contract orisagreefrau- Approved, May 21, 1874. fovCnah. sep-ment, or the assignment thereof, mmii-s'ono- An act repealing the act entitled An act fixing the time for ibe election of Representative? frxm the State of California to .the Forty-fourt- h Con CIMieM rnbJ m The Eerjcat cbd ; Ext and X?mt. ! 1 1 i ) v - t at IntheWerdl . - 5 ' - V. r . . will MiisTd. aept-t-T i ccxiriulca-t- t ; V' C.C3 cZcX'6 LMnaa (sr Yueot , vcy t I' |