Chapter 1309. For the allowance of certain claims for property taken for military purposes within the United States during the war with Spain, reported by the Secretary of War in accordance with the requirements of an item contained in the sundry civil appropriation Act, approved June sixth, nineteen hundred, aut
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CHAP. 1309.— An Act For the allowance of certain claims for property taken for military purposes within the United States during the war with Spain, reported by the Secretary of War in accordance with the requirements of an item contained in the sundry civil appropriation Act, approved June sixth, nineteen hundred, authorizing and directing the Secretary of War to investigate just claims against the United States for private property taken and used in the military service within the limits of the United States, and so forth.
June 28, 1902.[[Public, No. 190](/us/pl/57/190).] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Spanish war claims appropriations.Vol. 31, p. 632. That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to pay, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to claimants in this Act named the several sums appropriated herein, the same being in full for and the receipt of the same to be taken and accepted in each case as a full and final release and discharge of their respective claims, namely:
Alabama. alabama. To W. J. Edmondson, fifty dollars. To A. Campbell, thirty-six dollars. To James Henry, twenty dollars. To Frank Hemley, two hundred and fifty-six dollars. To Willingham and Company, four thousand one hundred and ninety-nine dollars and eighty-one cents. To Holmes Earl, twenty-six dollars and sixty-seven cents. To Agatha Moore, administratrix, four hundred and twenty dollars and fifty-one cents. Delaware. delaware. To the State of Delaware, six hundred and twenty-five dollars and eighty-five cents. 487 florida.
Florida. To Sisters of Saint Joseph Convent, one hundred and forty dollars. To C. C. Robertson, agent, eighteen dollars. To Henry Kizer, forty dollars. To Mary Brickell, six hundred dollars. To Enoch B. Chamberlain, twenty-five dollars. To John B. Cuneo, forty dollars. To Mrs. E. C. Beach, three hundred and twenty-one dollars. To H. W. Beach, three hundred and eighty-eight dollars. To J. D. Clark, thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents. To J. H. May, five hundred dollars. georgia.
Georgia. To James H. Butner, ten dollars. To J. H. Brown, seventy-five dollars. To American National Bank, ten dollars. To W. G. Solomon, ten dollars. To John W. Smith and R. F. Cowan, deputy sheriff, sixty-nine dollars and sixty cents. To C. B. Willingham, thirty dollars. To Henry B. King, eighty-eight dollars and twenty-five cents. To J. R. Montgomery, seventeen dollars and fifty cents. To A. L. Dodge, one hundred and twenty dollars. To Chatham Artillery, one hundred and seventy-five dollars.
To J. W. Golden, one hundred and twenty-five dollars. To August Gerzikouski, four hundred dollars. To J. H. and F. M. Butner, fifty dollars. To E. P. Lawson, agent of E. L. Mastick, one hundred dollars. To M. J. O’Leary, three hundred and thirty-five dollars. To Alfred Miller, one hundred dollars. To Meyers and Richardson, eighty-six dollars. To Mary E. Morrison, two hundred dollars. To Roderick R. Riley, one hundred and ninety-two dollars. To Charles O’Connell, ten dollars. To John Lady, one hundred and eighty-five dollars.
To John Jerden, five hundred dollars. To Mrs. H. H. Groth, thirty-five dollars. To J. L. and W. L. Broom, one hundred and ten dollars. To Andrew Bradley, one hundred and sixty-six dollars To James C. Gordon, three hundred and eighty dollars and forty cents. To Mrs. A. E. Roesel, four hundred and ninety-two dollars and sixty cents. To J. R. Peters, forty-five dollars. To T. W. and Gordon Lee, one hundred and forty-five dollars and seventy-five cents. To J. B. Dixon, forty-nine dollars and fifty cents.
To Lee and Gordon Mill Company, two hundred and seventy-five dollars. To S. H. Martin, one hundred and forty-nine dollars. To the city of Macon, five thousand three hundred and four dollars and seventy-two cents. To J. W. Stapp, seventy dollars. To J. B. Beaver, three hundred and five dollars. To D. H. Devereaux, five dollars. To the State of Georgia, nine hundred and sixteen dollars and ninety-nine cents. To T. N. Woolfolk, two hundred and fifty dollars. To S. Seisel, ten dollars. 488 Illinois. illinois.
To the Illinois Board of Agriculture, fifty-one dollars. Iowa. iowa. To Jesse Hayne, three dollars and fifty cents. To W. H. Clark, sixty-four dollars and seventy-five cents. To Mary Watts, one hundred and eighteen dollars and forty-two cents. To William Gordon, two hundred and fifty-one dollars. To the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, one hundred and seventy-five dollars and fifty cents. To Mrs. N. E. Newans, thirty-two dollars and fifty cents. To George Spaulding, twenty-five dollars.
To Mrs. S. Clark, one hundred and sixty-two dollars. Kentucky. kentucky. To J. W. Royster, ninety dollars. To W. G. Downing, thirty dollars. Louisiana. louisiana. To the Crescent City Jockey Club, one thousand three hundred and ninety-one dollars and thirty-five cents. Massachusetts. massachusetts. To Antonio Gregori, sixteen dollars. New Hampshire. new hampshire. To Justin H. Yeaton, five dollars. New York. new york. To J. W. Mayhew, four hundred and thirty-five dollars. North Carolina. north carolina.
To the North Carolina Agricultural Society, four hundred and ninety-two dollars and thirty-eight cents. Pennsylvania. pennsylvania. To David Stout, six hundred and fifty-six dollars and fifty-six cents. To Michael Kohr, one hundred and thirty-seven dollars. To the estate of James Young, deceased, five thousand three hundred and eighteen dollars and ten cents. To Mrs. Anna E. Mumma, three thousand eight hundred and thirty-three dollars and nine cents. To John Motter, three thousand three hundred and twenty dollars and seventy-six cents.
To H. N. Shope, five hundred and fifty-two dollars and sixty-two cents. To W. M. Oglesby, one hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty cents. To Miss Mary L. Gray, eight hundred and fifty-nine dollars and fifty-two cents. To M. A. Frantz, forty-one dollars. 489 To J. F. Klugh, two hundred and thirty-five dollars and twelve cents. To D. C. Ulrich, fifty-three dollars and twenty cents. To T. N. Heicher, agent of Mary Stoner, five hundred and eighty-three dollars and fifty cents. To Ed.
Stauffer, ninety dollars. To Abram Kaylor, one hundred dollars. To A. C. Hocker, twenty dollars. To J. J. Mumma, junior, nine dollars. To C. H. Hoffer, sixteen dollars and eighty-five cents. To J. G. Stauffer, seventy-nine dollars and thirty-nine cents. To W. A. Croll, seventy-five dollars. To D. B. Keiffer, fifty dollars. To the Conewago Iron Company, one hundred and five dollars and seventy cents. To John W. Rife, forty-five dollars. To W. H. Diffenderfer, one hundred and fifteen dollars.
To the Raymond and Campbell Manufacturing Company, one hundred and sixty-two dollars. To Christian L. Swartz, two dollars and forty cents. To Aaron E. Brandt, twenty dollars. To Jacob Ebersole, fifteen dollars. To Samuel Winter, six dollars. To Adam Reem, nine dollars. To J. L. Fisher, fifty-four dollars and fifty cents. To the estate of Jacob Rife, deceased, one hundred and eight dollars and fifty-one cents. To John N. Books, eighty-one dollars and forty-one cents. To John Eshleman, ninety-eight dollars.
To C. A. Kunkel, one hundred and sixty dollars. To Joseph Rupp, sixty-six dollars. To the estate of Samuel Mumma, deceased, fifty-three dollars and five cents. To Henry J. Roop, twelve dollars. To the American Tube and Iron Company, forty-five dollars. To Henry Alleman, forty-six dollars. To Solomon Zimmerman, two hundred and ninety-seven dollars and fifty-five cents. To Daniel S. Kohr, trustee of the Mennonite Church, one hundred and fifty-two dollars and eight cents. To H. R.
Strayer, six hundred and one dollars and seventeen cents. To Daniel S. Kohr, five hundred and four dollars and eleven cents. To W. W. Fisher, six hundred and fifty-eight dollars and sixty-nine cents. To H. L. Heisey, five hundred dollars. To Isaac Coble, one thousand and seventy-nine dollars and forty cents. To Swartz Brothers, one thousand one hundred and ninety-five dollars and eighteen cents. To A. G. Shope, two hundred and sixty-one dollars. To R. H. and G. W. Springer, thirty-seven dollars and ninety cents.
To D. H. Parthemore, twenty-two dollars and fifty cents. south carolina. South Carolina. To James F. Williams, ninety dollars. To A. G. Gower, twenty-six dollars and twenty-two cents. To E. A. Stone, seven hundred and seventy-eight dollars. To T. W. Barr, seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents. To J. E. Earle, two hundred and six dollars. 490 To Caroline Fields, six dollars. To H. F. Means, ninety dollars. To Mrs. A. M. Wilbur and Miss M. L. Latimer, thirty dollars. To Cely and Brother, one hundred and seventy-six dollars.
To W. L. Gassaway, one hundred and fifty-eight dollars. To J. W. Duncan, twenty-five dollars. To Mrs. E. L. Jantzon, sixty-five dollars. To B. M. Langford, fifty dollars. To W. C. Fleming, twenty-five dollars. To C. A. Snider, fifteen dollars. To W. C. Cleveland, thirty dollars. To the estate of W. W. S. Orr, eighty-one dollars. To O. P. Mills, twenty dollars. To L. B. Smith, ninety dollars. To Charles and McBrayer, sixty-seven dollars. To Sarah E. Montgomery, one hundred dollars.
To W. H. Singleton, four dollars and fifty cents. To H. C. Mark, one hundred and ten dollars. To Wilkins, Poe and Company, one hundred dollars. To Mrs. Mary J. Card, one hundred and five dollars. Tennessee. tennessee. To M. D. L. Martin, fifty-three dollars and forty cents. To F. A. R. Scott, one hundred and fifty dollars and eighty-nine cents. To S. M. Hawkins, junior, ten dollars. Texas. texas. To Richard G. Scott, one hundred and fifty dollars. To the Galveston Land and Improvement Company, one thousand one hundred and sixty-six dollars and sixty-six cents.
Virginia. virginia. To J. F. Dyer, five dollars. To Doctor L. W. Ritchie, twenty-five dollars. To R. E. Marshall, seventy-five dollars. To William Pinn, forty-eight dollars. To Janies W. Carr, twenty-five dollars. To W. G. Crewe, thirty dollars. To Mrs. M. C. Swart, seventy-five dollars. To Mrs. Sarah Yeatman, thirty-five dollars. To Thornton Johnson, twenty-two dollars and fifty cents. To T. B. Whedbee, nine dollars. To Franz Peters, seven dollars and fifty cents. To R. A. Jones, thirty-four dollars.
To William Beverly, three dollars. To H. G. Thornton, fourteen dollars. To James Griffith, thirty dollars. To Mrs. Jane R. Foley, thirteen dollars. To J. W. Fletcher, twenty-eight dollars. To Patrick Sweeney, thirty dollars. To Shedrick Carter, two dollars. To George C. Bleight, two hundred and fifteen dollars. To J. T. Smallwood, five dollars. To the Fair Grounds Company, of Richmond, Virginia, two thousand nine hundred and twenty-one dollars. 491 To R. W. and J. F. Trammell, one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
To Mrs. Emma F. Campbell, two thousand one hundred and ninety-two dollars and sixty-two cents. To W. W. Biggs, ninety-five dollars. To Richard King, two hundred and twenty dollars. To William H. Wrenn, one hundred and fifteen dollars. To F. L. Brenizer, three hundred dollars. To T. T. Taylor, one hundred and thirty-two dollars. To E. D. Cornell, one hundred dollars. To W. P. Poole, sixty-five dollars. To Belle V. Brant, six dollars and fifty cents. To Charles Taylor, two hundred and eight dollars.
To F. L. Birch, two hundred and sixteen dollars. To George S. Van de Mark, one hundred and eighty-five dollars and twenty-six cents. To A. J. Wedderburn, one hundred and seventy-three dollars. Approved, June 28, 1902.