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Code · STATUTES-AT-LARGE · Vol. 34 STAT. · March 4, 1907 · Chapter 2941

Chapter 2941. For the relief of Harold D

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CHAP. 2941.— An Act For the relief of Harold D. Childs. March 4, 1907. [[S. 8230](/us/bill/59/s/8230).] [[Public, No. 276](/us/pl/59/276).] *Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That the President be, and Navy.Harold D. Childs may be appointed ensign, and placed on retired list.he is hereby, authorized to nominate and, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to appoint Harold D. Childs, late midshipman, an ensign in the United States Navy, and to place him upon the retired list as such with three-fourths the pay of his grade.
Approved, March 4, 1907. RESOLUTIONS. No. 1: To pay the officers and employees of the Senate and House of Representatives their respective salaries for the month of December, nineteen hundred and six, on the twentieth day of said month. Public Resolution 1 34 Stat. 1418 1906-12-18 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 1.] Joint Resolution To pay the officers and employees of the Senate and House of Representatives their respective salaries for the month of December, nineteen hundred and six, on the twentieth day of said month.
December 18, 1906. [[H. J. R. 203](/us/bill/59/hjres/203).] [[Pub. Res., No. 1](/us/bill/59/pubres/1).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Officers, etc., of Congress to be paid December salaries, December 20, 1906. That the Secretary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House of Representatives be, and they are hereby, authorized and instructed to pay the officers and employees of the Senate and House of Representatives, including the Capitol police, their respective salaries for the month of December, nineteen hundred and six, on the twentieth day of said month.
Approved, December 18, 1906. No. 2: Relating to the construction of a bridge at Fort Snelling, Minnesota. Public Resolution 2 34 Stat. 1418 1907-01-12 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 2.] Joint Resolution Relating to the construction of a bridge at Fort Snelling, Minnesota.
January 12, 1907. [[H. J. R. 196](/us/bill/59/hjres/196).] [[Pub. Res., No. 2](/us/bill/59/pubres/2).] *Resolved by the Senate and House, of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Mississippi River.Bridge across between Port Snelling Reservation and Saint Paul, Minn.Expenditure of contributions by Saint Paul, etc. That all sums of money contributed and paid, or which may hereafter be contributed and paid, to the United States by the city of Saint Paul, Minnesota, or by any electric street railway company, under the provision of an Act of Congress approved March seventeenth, nineteen hundred and six, entitled “An Act to authorize the construction of a bridge between Fort Snelling Reservation and Saint Paul, Minnesota,” shall be subject to the order of the Secretary of War, and shall be expended in such manner as he may direct on account of any expenses incurred, or which may be hereafter incurred, by the United States, in or about the constructionTime for construction extended.*Ante*, p. 68, amended. of the bridge, as provided by said Act; and that the time for commencing actual construction thereof is hereby extended one year from the date of the passage of this joint resolution.
Approved, January 12, 1907. No. 3: To provide for the printing of sixteen thousand copies of Senate Document numbered one hundred and forty-four, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session. Public Resolution 3 34 Stat. 1418 1907-01-16 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 3.] Joint Resolution To provide for the printing of sixteen thousand copies of Senate Document numbered one hundred and forty-four, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session.
January 16, 1907. [[H. J. R. 214](/us/bill/59/hjres/214).] [[Pub. Res., No. 3](/us/bill/59/pubres/3).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Panama Canal.Special message of the President on; copies ordered printed. That there be printed sixteen thousand copies of Senate Document numbered one hundred and forty-four, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session, being a special message of the President of the United States concerning the Panama Canal, to be accompanied by a map to be prepared under the direction of the Joint Distribution.Committee on Printing, five thousand copies for the use of the Senate, eleven thousand copies for the use of the House of Representatives to Use of plates.be distributed through the folding room.
The plates owned by and in 1418 1419the possession of the Isthmian Canal Commission, shall be used in printing the said document hereunder so far as the Isthmian Canal Commission owns or controls the free use of the necessary plates. Approved, January 16, 1907. No. 4: Authorizing temporary leaves of absence for homestead settlers. Public Resolution 4 34 Stat. 1419 1907-01-18 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain.
Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 4.] Joint Resolution Authorizing temporary leaves of absence for homestead settlers. January 18, 1907. [[S. J. R. 81](/us/bill/59/sjres/81).] [[Pub. Res., No. 4](/us/bill/59/pubres/4).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That homestead settlers uponHomestead settlers.Leaves of absence for three months granted. the public domain, in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Minnesota, and Montana, are hereby granted a leave of absence from their land for a period of three months from the date of the approval of this resolution: *Provided*, That the period of actual absence under*Proviso*.Not deducted from residence. this resolution shall not be deducted from the full time of residence required by law.
Approved, January 18, 1907. No. 5: Providing for an extension of time for completing the highway bridge and approaches across the Potomac River at Washington, District of Columbia. Public Resolution 5 34 Stat. 1419 1907-01-18 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 5.] Joint Resolution Providing for an extension of time for completing the highway bridge and approaches across the Potomac River at Washington, District of Columbia.
January 18, 1907. [[S. J. R. 76](/us/bill/59/sjres/76).] [[Pub. Res., No. 5](/us/bill/59/pubres/5).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That the time for completingDistrict of Columbia.Highway bridge across the Potomac River.Time of construction extended.Vol. 31. p. 772. the construction of the highway bridge and approaches across the Potomac River, authorized by section twelve of the Act of Congress approved February twelfth, nineteen hundred and one, entitled “An Act to provide for eliminating certain grade crossings on the line of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, and requiring said company to depress and elevate its tracks, and to enable it to relocate parts of its railroad therein, and for other purposes,” as amended by the District ofVol. 32. p. 598.
Columbia appropriation Act, approved July first, nineteen hundred and two, and as amended by joint resolution providing for an extension of time for completing the highway bridge and approaches across the Potomac River, at Washington, District of Columbia, approved February eighteenth, nineteen hundred and five, and as amended by*Ante*, p. 821, amended joint resolution providing for an extension of time for completing the highway bridge and approaches across the Potomac River at Washington, District of Columbia, approved February nineteenth, nineteen hundred and six, be, and is hereby, extended to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and seven.
Approved, January 18, 1907. No. 6: To fill a vacancy in the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution. Public Resolution 6 34 Stat. 1419 1907-01-21 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 6.] Joint Resolution To fill a vacancy in the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution.
January 21, 1907. [[H. J. R. 221](/us/bill/59/hjres/221).] [[Pub. Res., No. 6](/us/bill/59/pubres/6).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That the vacancy in theSmithsonian Institution.George Gray reappointed regent. Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, of the class other than Members of Congress, shall be filled by the reappointment of George Gray, a citizen of Delaware, whose term expired January fourteenth, nineteen hundred and seven.
Approved, January 21, 1907. No. 7: Authorizing the Secretary of War to furnish two three-inch wrought-iron muzzle-loading cannon, with their carriages, limbers, and accessories, to the State of South Dakota. Public Resolution 7 34 Stat. 1420 1907-01-23 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public 1420 [No. 7.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of War to furnish two three-inch wrought-iron muzzle-loading cannon, with their carriages, limbers, and accessories, to the State of South Dakota.
January 23, 1907. [[S. J. R. 80](/us/bill/59/sjres/80).] [[Pub. Res., No. 7](/us/bill/59/pubres/7).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, South Dakota.Donation of cannon, etc., to. That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized to deliver to the State of South Dakota, if the same can be done without detriment to the public service, two three-inch wrought-iron muzzle-loading cannon, now in South Dakota, with the carriages, limbers, and accessories belonging to them, to be *Proviso*.No expense.the property of the said State: *Provided*, That no expense shall be incurred by the United States in the delivery of said cannon, carriages, and accessories.
Approved, January 23, 1907. No. 8: Authorizing the Secretary of War to award the Congressional medal of honor to Roe Reisinger. Public Resolution 8 34 Stat. 1420 1907-01-25 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 8.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of War to award the Congressional medal of honor to Roe Reisinger.
January 25, 1907. [[S. J. R. 13](/us/bill/59/sjres/13).] [[Pub. Res., No. 8](/us/bill/59/pubres/8).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Roe Reisinger, alias J. Monroe Reisinger.Congressional medal of honor awarded to. That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to award the Congressional medal of honor to Roe Reisinger, alias J. Monroe Reisinger, late corporal, Company H, One hundred and fiftieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, for specially brave and meritorious conduct in the face of the enemy at the battle of Gettysburg July first, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.
Approved, January 25, 1907. No. 9: Extending protection of second proviso of Section one of the Act of December twenty-first, nineteen hundred and four, to certain entrymen. Public Resolution 9 34 Stat. 1420 1907-01-29 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 9.] Joint Resolution Extending protection of second proviso of Section one of the Act of December twenty-first, nineteen hundred and four, to certain entrymen.
January 29, 1907. [[H. J. R. 190](/us/bill/59/hjres/190).] [[Pub. Res., No. 9](/us/bill/59/pubres/9).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Yakima Indian Reservation. Wash.Homestead entries prior to December 21, 1904, not affected. That where entries were allowed by the local land office prior to December twenty-first, nineteen hundred and four, of hinds purchased from persons who were bona fide settlers on March fifth, nineteen hundred and four, such entrymen shall be entitled to the protection extended by the second proviso of Vol. 33, p. 596.section one of the Act of December twenty-first, nineteen hundred and four, if they have continued to comply in good faith with the requirements of the settlement laws.
Approved, January 29, 1907. No. 10: Continuing the Postal Commission until the close of the present session of Congress. Public Resolution 10 34 Stat. 1420 1907-01-30 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 10.] Joint Resolution Continuing the Postal Commission until the close of the present session of Congress.
January 30, 1907. [[H. J. R. 230](/us/bill/59/hjres/230).] [[Pub. Res., No. 10](/us/bill/59/pubres/10).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, Joint Postal Commission.Services continued to complete work.*Ante*, p. 477. That the Joint Commission of Congress appointed under the provisions of the Act making appropriations for the service of the Post-Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and seven, approved June twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred and six, shall not be deemed to be discharged by the presentation to the Senate or the House of Representatives of its said report, but is hereby continued in existence with all the powers created by said Act until the termination of the present session of Congress, for the purpose of completing the prepa-1421ration, printing and publication of the record of the hearings held by said Commission, and for the preparation, printing and publication of an index and digest of the same.
And the unexpended balance of theUnexpended balance available. appropriation for said Commission in said Act shall be available for the expenses of the said Commission. And that payments that haveVouchers. been made or are hereafter to be made on account of the expenses of the said Commission upon vouchers approved by the Chairman thereof shall be deemed held and taken and are hereby declared to be conclusive upon all departments and officers of the Government. Approved, January 30, 1907.
No. 11: Authorizing the Secretary of War to sell certain hay, straw, and grain at Fort Assinniboine. Public Resolution 11 34 Stat. 1421 1907-02-01 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 11.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of War to sell certain hay, straw, and grain at Fort Assinniboine.
February 1, 1907. [[H. J. R. 231](/us/bill/59/hjres/231).] [[Pub. Res., No. 11](/us/bill/59/pubres/11).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That the Secretary of WarFort Assinniboine, Mont.Sale of grain, hay. etc., to citizens authorized. be, and he is hereby, authorized to cause to be sold within the next three months to the citizens of Montana, at its actual cost to the United States at place of sale, such limited quantities of hay, straw, and grain for domestic uses as, in his judgment, can safely be spared from the stock provided for the use of the garrison at Fort Assinniboine, Montana.
Approved February 1, 1907. No. 12: Granting an extension of time to certain homestead entrymen. Public Resolution 12 34 Stat. 1421 1907-02-02 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 12.] Joint Resolution Granting an extension of time to certain homestead entrymen. February 2, 1907. [[S.
J. R. 86](/us/bill/59/sjres/86).] [[Pub. Res., No. 12](/us/bill/59/pubres/12).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That all persons who madeHomestead settlers.Time to establish residence extended to certain. homestead entry in the States of North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming, where the period in which they were, or are, required by law to make entry under such declaratory statement or establish residence, expired or expires, after December first, nineteen hundred and six, are hereby granted until May fifteenth, nineteen hundred and seven, within which to make such entry or actual settlement and establish residence upon the lands so entered by them: *Provided*, That this extension of time shall not*Provisos*.Period of actual residence, etc.Leaves of absence extended to Idaho and Washington entrymen.*Ante*, p. 1419. shorten either the period of commutation or of actual residence under the homestead law: *Provided further*, That the provisions of Public Resolution Numbered Four, approved January eighteenth, nineteen hundred and seven, shall apply to the States of Idaho and Washington.
Approved, February 2, 1907. No. 13: Declaring Sturgeon Bay, Illinois, not navigable water. Public Resolution 13 34 Stat. 1421 1907-02-07 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 13.] Joint Resolution Declaring Sturgeon Bay, Illinois, not navigable water. February 7, 1907. [[H. J.
R. 207](/us/bill/59/hjres/207).] [[Pub. Res., No. 13](/us/bill/59/pubres/13).] *Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled*, That so much of the westSturgeon Bay, Ill.Part of, declared not navigable waters. fork of Sturgeon Bay within the county of Mercer and State of Illinois as lies west of the line between the east half and the west half of the east half of section twenty-five, in township fourteen north, range six west of the fourth principal meridian, and so much of the east fork of said Sturgeon Bay as lies north of the north line of section thirty, in township fourteen north, range five west of the fourth principal meridian, shall not be deemed navigable waters of the United States.
Approved, February 7, 1907. No. 14: Authorizing the Secretary of War to furnish two condemned cannon to the mayor of the town of Preston, Iowa. Public Resolution 14 34 Stat. 1422 1907-02-08 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public 1422 [No. 14.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of War to furnish two condemned cannon to the mayor of the town of Preston, Iowa.
February 8, 1907. [[H. J. R. 195](/us/bill/59/hjres/195).] [[Pub. Res., No. 14](/us/bill/59/pubres/14).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in, Congress assembled, Preston, Iowa.Condemned cannon loaned to. That the Secretary of War be, and is hereby, authorized to loan and deliver to the mayor of the town of Preston, Jackson County, Iowa, if the same can be done with-out detriment to the public service, two bronze or brass condemned cannon now at the Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois, the same to be used and mounted in the public park in said town of Preston and to be taken care of by said city and to be subject at all times *Proviso.*No expense.to the order of the Secretary of War: *Provided*, That no expense shall be incurred by the United States in the delivery of the cannon.
Approved, February 8, 1907. No. 15: Directing the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to investigate and report to Congress concerning existing patents granted to officers and employees of the Government in certain cases. Public Resolution 15 34 Stat. 1422 1907-02-18 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 15.] Joint Resolution Directing the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to investigate and report to Congress concerning existing patents granted to officers and employees of the Government in certain eases.
February 18, 1907. [[H. J. R. 224](/us/bill/59/hjres/224).] [[Pub. Res., No. 15](/us/bill/59/pubres/15).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Inventions.Patents issued to officers. etc., of the United States.Investigation, etc., authorized. That the Secretary of Commerce and Labor be, and he is hereby, directed to investigate and report to the Congress what existing patents have been granted to officers or employees of the Government of the United States upon inventions, discoveries, or processes of manufacture or production upon articles used by the Government of the United States, and how and to what extent such patents enhance the cost or otherwise interfere with the use by the Government of articles or processes so patented, and shall also report what royalties, if any, have been paid to officers or employees of the Government on any articles or processes patented.
Approved, February 18, 1907. No. 16: Authorizing the President to extend an invitation to the Twelfth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography to hold its thirteenth congress in the city of Washington. Public Resolution 16 34 Stat. 1422 1907-02-26 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 16.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the President to extend an invitation to the Twelfth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography to hold its thirteenth congress in the city of Washington.
February 26, 1907. [[H. J. R. 246](/us/bill/59/hjres/246).] [[Pub. Res., No. 16](/us/bill/59/pubres/16).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, International Congress of Hygiene and Demography.Invited to hold next meeting in Washington D.C. That the President of the United States be, and he is hereby, authorized and requested to extend an invitation to the Twelfth International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, held at Berlin in nineteen hundred and seven, to hold its thirteenth congress in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, anno Domini nineteen hundred and nine, or nineteen hundred and ten.
Approved, February 26, 1907. No. 17: Relating to the holders of medals of honor. Public Resolution 17 34 Stat. 1422 1907-02-27 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 17.] Joint Resolution Relating to the holders of medals of honor. February 27, 1907. [[H. J. R. 223](/us/bill/59/hjres/223).] [[Pub.
Res., No. 17](/us/bill/59/pubres/17).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Medals of honor.Surrendered medals to be returned to holders of.Vol. 12, pp. 623, 751. That the holders of medals of honor under the Act approved July twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, and section six of the Act approved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, shall not be required to surrender such Vol. 33, p. 274.medals in case such medals are replaced, in pursuance of the provisions of the Act of Congress approved April twenty-third, nineteen hundred and four; and that wherever the holders of such medals of 1423honor have surrendered them, in order to receive the medals provided for by said Act approved April twenty-third, nineteen hundred and four, such medals shall be returned to them: *Provided*, That no recipient*Proviso*.Restriction. of both medals shall wear both medals at the same time.
Approved, February 27, 1907. No. 18: Authorizing the wearing of the distinctive badge adopted by the Army and Navy Union upon all occasions of ceremony. Public Resolution 18 34 Stat. 1423 1907-02-03 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 18.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the wearing of the distinctive badge adopted by the Army and Navy Union upon all occasions of ceremony.
March 2, 1907. [[H. J. R. 31](/us/bill/59/hjres/31).] [[Pub. Res., No. 18](/us/bill/59/pubres/18).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the distinctive badgeArmy and Navy Union.Officers, etc., may wear distinctive badge. adopted by the Army and Navy Union of the United States may be worn, in their own right, upon all public occasions of ceremony by officers and enlisted men of the Army and Navy of the United States who are members of said organization.
Approved, March 2, 1907. No. 19: To create a joint committee to consider the revision and codification of the laws of the United States. Public Resolution 19 34 Stat. 1423 1907-02-03 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 19.] Joint Resolution To create a joint committee to consider the revision and codification of the laws of the United States.
March 2, 1907. [[H. J. R. 240](/us/bill/59/hjres/240).] [[Pub. Res., No. 19](/us/bill/59/pubres/19).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That a joint special committeeRevision of the laws.Joint special committee appointed to examine, etc., report of statutory revision commission. be appointed, consisting of live Senators, to be appointed by the Vice-President from members of the Sixtieth Congress, and five Members of the House of Representatives, to be appointed by the Speaker from the members of the Sixtieth Congress, to examine, consider, and submit to Congress recommendations upon the revision and codification of laws reported by the statutory revision commission heretofore authorized to revise and codify the laws of the United States, including the, laws of the last session of the Fifty-ninth Congress; and that the saidSittings. joint committee be authorized to sit during the recess of Congress and to employ necessary assistants, to order such printing and bindingPrinting, etc. done as may be required in the transaction of its business, and to incurExpenses. such expense as may be deemed necessary, all such expense to be paid in equal proportions from the contingent funds of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Approved, March 2, 1907. No. 20: To authorize the Secretary of War to permit Jose March Duplat to receive instruction at the Military Academy at West Point. Public Resolution 20 34 Stat. 1423 1907-02-03 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 20.] Joint Resolution To authorize the Secretary of War to permit José March Duplat to receive instruction at the Military Academy at West Point.
March 2, 1907. [[S. J. R. 92](/us/bill/59/sjres/92).] [[Pub. Res., No. 20](/us/bill/59/pubres/20).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of WarJosé March Duplat, of Venezuela.Admitted to West Point. be, and he hereby is, authorized to permit José March Duplat, of Venezuela, to receive instruction at the Military Academy at West Point: *Provided*, That no expense shall be caused to the United States*Provisos.*No expense. thereby; and that the said Duplat shall agree to comply fully with all regulations for the police and discipline of the United States Military Academy; that he shall be studious, and that he shall give his utmost efforts to accomplish the courses in the various departments of instruction: *And provided further*, That, in the case of the said Duplat,Oath and service.R.S., secs. 1320, 1321, p. 227. the provisions of sections thirteen hundred and twenty and thirteen hundred and twenty-one of the Revised Statutes of the United States shall be suspended.
Approved, March 2, 1907. No. 21: Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to furnish metal for a bell. Public Resolution 21 34 Stat. 1424 1907-03-02 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public 1424 [No. 21.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to furnish metal for a bell.
March 2, 1907. [[H. J. R. 286](/us/bill/59/hjres/286).] [[Pub. Res., No. 21](/us/bill/59/pubres/21).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Pocahontas Bell Association.Donation of condemned historic metal to. That the Secretary of the Navy be, and is hereby, authorized to deliver to the Pocahontas Bell Association, if the same can be done without detriment to the public service, such condemned historic metal as he may deem proper, not to exceed two thousand pounds in weight, to be used in casting a bell to be placed on the Virginia building at the Jamestown Exposition: *Proviso.*No expense. *Provided*, That the Government shall be at no expense in connection with this gift.
Approved, March 2, 1907. No. 22: Relating to securing a channel of six feet depth over Foys Flats in the Trent River, North Carolina, about four miles above Newbern. Public Resolution 22 34 Stat. 1424 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 22.] Joint Resolution Relating to securing a channel of six feet depth over Foys Flats in the Trent River, North Carolina, about four miles above Newbern.
March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 253](/us/bill/59/hjres/253).] [[Pub. Res., No. 22](/us/bill/59/pubres/22).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Trent River, N. C.Channel over Foys Flats.*Ante*, p. 1083. That the Secretary of War is authorized to expend such portion of the appropriation made in the river and harbor Act of this session for the Neuse and Trent rivers, North Carolina, as may be necessary for securing a channel of six feet depth over Foys Flats in the Trent River, North Carolina, about four miles above Newbern.
Approved, March 4, 1907, 10 a. m. No. 23: Authorizing the selection of a site and the erection of a pedestal for the Stephenson Grand Army memorial, in Washington, District of Columbia. Public Resolution 23 34 Stat. 1424 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 23.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the selection of a site and the erection of a pedestal for the Stephenson Grand Army memorial, in Washington, District of Columbia.
March 4, 1907. [[S. J. R. 29](/us/bill/59/sjres/29).] [[Pub. Res., No. 23](/us/bill/59/pubres/23).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, District of Columbia.Stephenson Grand Army memorial.Commission appointed to select site That the chairman of the Committee on the Library of the Senate, the chairman of the Committee on the Library of the House of Representatives, the Secretary of War, and the secretary and the treasurer of the Stephenson memorial committee of the Grand Army of the Republic are hereby created a commission and authorized to select a site upon the property belonging to the United States in the city of Washington, other than the Capitol and Library grounds, for the erection of the Stephenson Grand Army memorial, to be presented by the Grand Army of the Republic to the people of the United States.
Sec. 2. Appropriation. That for the preparation of the site so selected and the erection of a pedestal upon which to place the said memorial, under the direction of the commission hereby created, the sum of ten thou-sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated. Sec. 3. Former resolution repealed.Vol. 32, p. 740. That the joint resolution “granting permission for the erection of a monument or statue in Washington City, District of Columbia, in honor of the late Benjamin F.
Stephenson, founder of the Grand Army of the Republic,” approved May third, nineteen hundred and two, is hereby repealed. Approved, March 4, 1907, 11 a. m. No. 24: Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to print one thousand additional copies of the Annual Report of the Director of the Mint. Public Resolution 24 34 Stat. 1424 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain.
Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 24.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to print one thousand additional copies of the Annual Report of the Director of the Mint. March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 257](/us/bill/59/hjres/257).] [[Pub. Res., No. 24](/us/bill/59/pubres/24).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Director of the Mint.Additional copies of Annual Report of, ordered printed.
That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized to have printed one thousand additional copies of the Annual Report of the Director of the Mint 1425on the operations of the mint and assay offices for the fiscal year ended June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six, with appendices, and one thousand additional copies of the Annual Report of the Director of the Mint on the production of precious metals for the calendarPrecious Metals Reports. year nineteen hundred and five, with appendices, and that hereafter there may be printed, in the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury, for distribution by the Treasury Department, two thousandVol. 28, p. 616. copies of said reports, instead of one thousand copies as heretofore.
Approved, March 4, 1907, 11 a. m. No. 25: Providing for an increase in the number of copies to be printed of the Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency. Public Resolution 25 34 Stat. 1425 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 25.] Joint Resolution Providing for an increase in the number of copies to be printed of the Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency.
March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 219](/us/bill/59/hjres/219).] [[Pub. Res., No. 25](/us/bill/59/pubres/25).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section seventy-threeComptroller of the Currency.Increased number of Annual Report of. ordered printed.Vol. 28. p. 612, amended. of an Act “Providing for the public printing and binding, and the distribution of public documents,” approved January twelfth, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, be, and the same is hereby, so amended as to authorize the printing annually hereafter of ten thousand copies of the Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency, for distribution by the Comptroller of the Currency, instead of seven thousand copies as heretofore.
Approved, March 4, 1907, 11 a. m. No. 26: Authorizing the transfer of the files, books, and pamphlets of the Industrial Commission. Public Resolution 26 34 Stat. 1425 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 26.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the transfer of the files, books, and pamphlets of the Industrial Commission.
March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 211](/us/bill/59/hjres/211).] [[Pub. Res., No. 26](/us/bill/59/pubres/26).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That all official minutes andIndustrial Commission.Transfer of correspondence, etc., of, to Department of Commerce and Labor.Vol. 32, p. 736. tiles of correspondence of the Industrial Commission deposited with the Librarian of Congress by the joint resolution of February twenty- first, nineteen hundred and two, be transferred to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to become the property of said Department.
The Librarian of Congress is hereby authorized to select from theDisposal of books and pamphlets. volumes and pamphlets constituting the library of the Industrial Commission such publications as may be needed for the uses of the Library of Congress, which books shall become the property of the Library of Congress, and to turn over the residue of such volumes and pamphlets to the Department of Commerce and Labor, to become the property of the said Department. Approved, March 4, 1907, 11 a. m.
No. 27: To provide for the printing of two hundred and fifty thousand copies of the special report on the diseases of horses. Public Resolution 27 34 Stat. 1425 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 27.] Joint Resolution To provide for the printing of two hundred and fifty thousand copies of the special report on the diseases of horses.
March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 229](/us/bill/59/hjres/229).] [[Pub. Res., No. 27](/us/bill/59/pubres/27).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed andDiseases of Horses.Special report on, additional copies ordered printed. bound in cloth two hundred and fifty thousand copies of the special report on diseases of horses, with accompanying illustrations, the same to be first revised and brought to date under the supervision of the Secretary of Agriculture, one hundred and seventy-five thousand forDistribution. the use of the House of Representatives, sixty thousand for the use of the Senate, and fifteen thousand for the use of the Department of Agriculture.
Approved, March 4, 1907, 11 a. m. No. 28: Providing for the printing of five thousand copies of House Document Numbered Six hundred and fifty-one, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session. Public Resolution 28 34 Stat. 1426 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public 1426 [No. 28.] Joint Resolution Providing for the printing of five thousand copies of House Document Numbered Six hundred and fifty-one, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session.
March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 255](/us/bill/59/hjres/255).] [[Pub. Res., No. 28](/us/bill/59/pubres/28).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Second-class mail matter.House Document 561, ordered printed. That there be printed and bound in paper covers five thousand copies of House Document Numbered Six hundred and fifty-one, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session, Distribution.relating to second-class mail matter, one thousand copies for the use of the Senate, two thousand copies for the use of the House of Representatives, and two thousand copies for distribution by the Post-Office Department.
Approved March 4, 1907, 11 a. m. No. 29: Authorizing the Attorney-General to print eight hundred and fifty copies of the Session Laws. Public Resolution 29 34 Stat. 1426 1907-03-04 United States Government Publishing Office text/xml EN Pursuant to Title 17 Section 105 of the United States Code, this file is not subject to copyright protection and is in the public domain. Digitization Vendor 2025-03-19 59 2 public [No. 29.] Joint Resolution Authorizing the Attorney-General to print eight hundred and fifty copies of the Session Laws.
March 4, 1907. [[H. J. R. 256](/us/bill/59/hjres/256).] [[Pub. Res., No. 29](/us/bill/59/pubres/29).] Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, Statutes.Increase number of copies ordered printed for Department of Justice.Vol. 28, p. 614, amended. That the Attorney-General be, and he is hereby, authorized to have printed, for distribution by the Department of Justice, eight hundred and fifty copies of the Session Laws, and of the Statutes at Large, in lieu of five hundred copies of each as now provided by law.
Approved, March 4, 1907, 11 a. m. i INDEX **A.** Page. *Abandoned Military Reservations (see* Military Reservations, Abandoned) *Abandonment, etc., of Wife or Child, D.* punishment for willful 86 *Abatement, of Nuisances. D. C.,* provisions for, on failure of owner of property 114 *“Abby Palmer,” Bark,* change of name authorized 626 *Abingdon, Va.,* terms of court at 547 *Acapulco, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Accounting Officers of the Treasury Department,* deficiency appropriation for paying claims certified by 45,665,1400 *Accounts and Disbursements Division, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 689,1274 *Actors, Alien,* not excluded admission under contract 899 *Adair, William P.,* claim for services to Osages, referred to Court of Claims 865 *Adams, Annie, Wichita Allottee,* patent issued to, canceled 364 *Adams, David, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Adams, George Edward,* appropriation for special master to take testimony in case of, embezzling gold dust 755 *Adams, H.
C., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1396 *Adams, H. C.,* deficiency appropriation for services 43 *Adams, Nathan F., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Adams Street NW., D. C.,* appropriation for purchasing lands for extending 1008 assessment of benefits, etc 1008 *Aden, Arabia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Adis Ababa, Abyssinia,* classification and salary of consul-general 911 *Adjutant-General’s Department, Army,* name of Military Secretary’s Department changed to 1158 senior officer to be The Adjutant-General; others, adjutant-general 1158 *Adjutant-General’s Office, War Department,* name of Military Secretary’s Office changed to 1158 *Admission of New States (see also* Arizona and Oklahoma), Oklahoma to comprise Oklahoma anti Indian Territories 267 Indians’ rights not impaired 267 constitutional convention provisions 268 qualifications of voters 268 election districts, Oklahoma 268 Osage Indian Reservation 268 Indian Territory 268 conduct, of elections 268 in Indian Territory and Osage Reservation 268 Guthrie to be temporary capital, etc 269 convention proceedings 269 constitutional provisions required; civil rights 269 religious freedom; polygamy prohibited 269 liquor prohibition in present Indian Territory and other Indian lands 269 sales, etc., permitted 270 disclaimer as to public and Indian lands 270 equality of taxation, etc 270 assumption of Territorial debts and liabilities 270 maintenance of public schools 270 right of suffrage 271 election for action on constitution 271 canvass of returns 271 certifying result 271 proclamation by the President 271 admission as Slate 271 appropriation for election and convention expenses 271 five Representatives to be elected 271 Congressional districts 271 election of Representatives and State officers at time of constitution election 272 sections of public lands in Oklahoma granted for common schools 272 appropriation for common schools in lieu of Indian Territory lands 272 for lands embraced in parks, etc., excluded 272 grants for universities, etc 273 public institutions and buildings 273 mineral and oil land provisions; leases, etc 273 disposal by State of common school lands 274 university and public institution lands 274 five per cent fund for support of common schools 274 grants in lieu of internal improvements, and swampland grants 274 eastern and western judicial districts constituted 275 officers, terms, etc 275 cognizance of crimes and offenses 275 determination of pending appeals and writs of error, etc 276 cases transferable to Federal courts 276 cases in State courts 276 supreme court, jurisdiction, etc 277 courts of original jurisdiction, records, etc 277 pending causes to be proceeded in 277ii constitutional convention may provide for full State government277 to remain in abeyance until admitted into the Union 277 election of Senators, etc 277 operation of State government, etc 277 terms of this act to be accepted by constitutional convention 278 Arizona to comprise Arizona and New Mexico Territories 278 constitutional convention provisions 278 apportionment of delegates 278 ballots: vote on united statehood 278 certifying results of election 278 if majority in each Territory is for union, State may be admitted 278 failure, if vote in either Territory is against union 278 proclamation for election; requirements 278 conduct, of election under Territorial laws 279 certifying returns of vote in Arizona if for union 279 call for convention if New Mexico also votes for union 279 vote on adoption of constitution 279 convention proceedings; date; duties 279 general principles 279 constitutional provisions required; civil rights 279 religious freedom; polygamy, and liquor to Indians prohibited 279 disclaimer as to public and Indian lands 279 equality of taxation;
Indian and Government lands exempt 279 assuming debts of Territories 280 maintenance of public schools 280 right of suffrage; qualifications for office 280 capital at Santa Fe until 1915 280 submission of constitution to the people 280 time of election 280 canvass of returns 280 certificate if constitution adopted 280 proclamation by the President 280 admission as State 281 two Representatives to he elected 281 election of, and other officers when constitution is voted on 281 grant of lands for common schools 281 lands excluded from selection 281 preservation of Casa Grande, parks, etc 281 nonmineral lands for buildings and payment of bonds 282 university lands vested in new Stale 282 additional grants; sectarian institutions excluded 282 Territorial grants confirmed to State 282 five per cent fund for support of common schools 282 appropriation for common schools; payment, etc 282 disposal of educational lands; leases 282 lands in lieu of internal improvements, and swamp land grants 283 distribution; allotment to agricultural colleges continued 283 commission to select lands granted 283 mineral lands exempted from grants 283 eastern and western judicial districts constituted; boundaries 283 courts; attached to ninth circuit 283 officers, terms, etc 283 determination of pending appeals, etc 284 succession of courts; transfer of cases, etc 284 constitutional convention to provide for full State government 285 Congressional districts 285 State government in abeyance till admission 285 legislature to assemble and elect Senators if constitution ratified 285 certifying election of Senators and Representatives 285 operation of State government, laws, etc 285 appropriation for election and convention expenses 285 excess to be paid by State 285 expenditures under Secretary of the Interior 285 *Adrian Brick and Tile Machine Company,* deficiency appropriation for letter boxes 658 *Adulterations of Food,* appropriation for investigations of 685,1271 *Adulterations of Food, Drugs, etc.
(see also*Pure Food Act), provisions for punishing 768 *Advertisements,* encouraging importation of alien contract labor, forbidden 900 exception as to States, etc 900 of transportation company, etc., inviting alien immigration, forbidden 900 penalties 900 *Advertising, D. C.,* appropriation for 489,1126 *African Slave Trade, Bureau for Repression of,* appropriation for annual contribution 291,920 *Agate Bay, Winn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 *Age Pensions,* 62 years and over made a permanent specific disability 133,1406 allowed at 62. for service in civil and Mexican war; rating 879 *Agricultural and Mechanical College, Okla.,* lands reserved for; disposition 273 indemnity grant of lands to 275 *Agricultural Bank Philippine Islands,* guarantee by Philippine Commission, of income on capital 1282 company designated 1282 loans solely for assisting agriculture 1282 maximum; interest 1282 regulations, reports, etc 1282 guaranty payments a lien, to be paid from net profits 1283 dividends, excepted 1283 repayment on liquidation 1283 restriction on real estate holdings 1283 *Agricultural Colleges,* appropriation for maintenance, etc., by States and Territories increased 1281 method of payment 1282 course for teachers 1282 *Agricultural Department (see* Department of Agriculture) *Agricultural Experiment Stations,* annual appropriations to States and Territories for, increased 63 general provisions 63 apportionments misapplied, etc., to be replaced by State or Territory 63 limit for buildings. land, etc 64 reports of operations, etc., required 64iii annual certificate of compliance by Stales and Territories 64 Congressional action in case of failure 64 annual report to Congress of operations 64 allotment of increased annual appropriations 696 *Agricultural Experiment Stations, Department of Agriculture.* appropriation for salaries, office of 692,1278 for expenses; publications, etc 693,1278 for Alaska.
Hawaii, and Porto Rico 693,1278 for reports, etc., on farmers’ institutes 693,1279 for nutrition investigations 694,1279 for irrigation and drainage investigations 694,1279 *Agricultural Industry,* appropriation for experiments and researches bearing upon 63 *Agricultural Lands in Forest Reservations,* provision for opening to homestead entries 233 *Agricultural Literature,* appropriation for preparation and distribution of card index to 692,1278 *Agricultural Products,* appropriation for expenses extending foreign markets for 691,1276 *Agricultural Report,* appropriation for printing and binding 760,1367 *Agriculture, International Institute of,* deficiency appropriation for quota, etc 635 *Aguascalientes, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Aids to Navigation (see* Light-Houses, Beacons, and Fog Signals) *Aiken.
S. C.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Aix la Chapelle, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Alabama,* homesteaders may transfer entries canceled by grants to railroads 1108 retention of tract; option of holder under railroad 1409 selections on relinquishment 1409 public lands to be reclassified; homestead entries 88 appropriation for expenses 88 *Alabama Northern Judicial District,* district judge authorized for; residence 931 deficiency appropriation for 1390 terms of court, Birmingham 114 assignment of judge to hold term 114 *Alabama Power Company,* may dam Coosa River, Ala., at Lock and Dam No. 12 1288 *Alabama River, Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 preliminary examination of, to be made 1111 *Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad Company,* may bridge Tombigbee River at Stones Ferry, Ala 849 *Alameda, Cal.,* cooperation with mayor, relief of earthquake sufferers 827 *Alaska* appropriation for salaries, government in 416,963 for contingent expenses 416,963 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 434,979 for extension, etc., military telegraph system 241,1159 appropriation for military roads, etc 254,1171 surveys, etc., boundary between Canada and 292,922 for relief and protection of shipwrecked seamen 295,925 for survey of trail Fairbanks to Council City 316 for emergency mail service 472,1211 for agricultural experiment stations; live stock 693,1279 for repairs, etc,, to buildings.
Sitka 699,1306 for lighting waters of 713,1320 for survey of coasts 714,1322 for steam launch, salmon culture 721 for fish hatcheries 1329 for protecting salmon fisheries 721,1329 for education of natives 729,1337 allowance to special agents, etc 729 for support of reindeer 730,1338 transfer to missions 730 sale of surplus males 1338 for additional day schools for natives, supervision 1338 for care, etc,, of insane 731,1388 for courthouse and jail at Nome 751,1358 for courthouse and jail, Fairbanks 751 for jail, Valdez 751 for incidental expenses, court officials 752,1359 for traveling expenses, court officials 752,1359 for miscellaneous court expenses 1361 for investigating mineral resources 1336 deficiency appropriation for investigating mineral resources 37 for surveyor-general 47 for reindeer 654 for surveyor-general, removing office to Juneau 654 for returning Indian pupils home from Carlisle school 655 for jail 656 for Delegate from 661 for court expenses 1390 Delegate from, provided for; qualifications 169 allowance in lieu of mileage, etc 170 time for election; service at first election 170 qualifications for voters 170 voting places in towns; election of officers, polls, notices 170 in recording districts; precincts, notices, judges 171 election boards, duties and authority 171 duties of clerks 172 watchers allowed at polls 172 filling vacancies on day of election 172 voting hours; form of ballots 172 depositing ballots; challenges 172 oath required if challenged; penalty for false swearing 173 Canvass of result; duplicate certificates, contents 173 certificate, etc., to governor 173 to clerk of district court 173 preservation of documents 173 canvassing board, officers constituting 173 public canvass of returns 173 acceptance of certificate; from clerk of the court 173 declaration of election; delivery of certificate 173 publication and posting notices 174 rent of polls; compensation to election officers 174iv Delegate from; expenses to be paid by district, court 174 punishment for illegal acts by voters, etc 174 by election officers 174 fishing in waters of, by aliens, prohibited 263 exceptions, rod, etc 263 sales of lawfully taken; alien laborer 263 punishments for violations 264 prosecutions; seizure, etc 264 homestead allotments to natives; restrictions 197 inspector of hulls and boilers abolished for collection district 106 provided for Juneau and Saint Michaels 106 land districts created, Nome and Fairbanks 1232 license fees collected outside of towns to constitute “Alaska fund” 192 distribution of 192 inspectors for collecting 192 road commissioners; composition of board; duties 192 laving out roads; bids if work costs over $20,000 192 disbursing officer to pay expenses 193 travel and living expenses allowed members 193 Metlakahtla Indians given certain civic rights 1411 mining claims, annual labor requirements 1243 fees to recorders 1243 sale of Government coal to citizens of Nome, authorized 59 salmon fishery regulations 478 teachers, etc., may assign pay; reimbursement for expenses 824 Tanana Mines Railroad exempt from taxation; conditions, etc 1233 time extended for completing by Alaska Central Railway; additional grant 798 Alaska Short Line Railway and Navigation Company 610 Council City and Solomon River Railroad Company 6,1225 Valdez, Marshall Pass and Northern Railroad Company 915 waters of, included in fourth great coasting district 190 *Alaska and Canada Boundary,* appropriation for surveys, etc., to mark 292,922 *Alaska Central Railway Company,* time extended for completing road in Alaska 798 additional grants 799 *Alaska Fund,* moneys from licenses outside of towns to be known as 192 distribution for schools, insane persons, roads, bridges, and trails 192 inspectors to collect, appointed by marshal 192 use by board of road commissioners 192 allowance for travel and living expenses of commissioners 193 *Alaska Pacific Railway and Terminal Company,* may bridge Copper River at Childs Glacier 804 build trestle Whale Island to mainland, Controller Bay, Alaska 803 *Alaska Salmon Fisheries,* license tax on business on output 478 rebate for fry liberated; rate 478 determination of fry liberated 478 license lax, issuance of certificates; receivable for tax 479 prohibition on maintaining fixed obstructions to spawning grounds 479 laying seines, etc., across salmon streams 479 weekly close season for catching salmon except by rod, etc 479 preserves for spawning grounds 480 closing, etc., of streams authorized when catch exceeds production 480 notice to parties interested; effect 480 not applicable to streams fully stocked artificially 480 canning 48 hours after killing unlawful 480 wanton destruction, etc., of food fishes unlawful 480 misbranding fish products unlawful; terms permitted 480 annual reports from canneries, hatcheries, etc., required 480 catching, etc., fish of all kinds, except by rod, etc., subject to this act 480 enforcement by officials of Department of Commerce and Labor; estimates 480 penalties for violations; seizure of vessels 481 prosecutions; proceedings 481 *Alaska Short Line Railway and Navigation Company,* time extended for constructing road in Alaska 610 *Alaskan Seal Fisheries,* appropriation for protecting 702,1309 for agents 721,1329 for food to natives 721,1329 deficiency appropriation for janitors 42,1393 *Albany, Ga,.* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1295 *Albany Power and Manufacturing Company,* may dam, etc., Flint River at Porter Shoals, Ga 878 *Albany Railroad Bridge Company,* may reconstruct bridge across Mississippi River.
Clinton, Iowa 879 *Albemarle Sound, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement, of water route from Norfolk, Va., to 1083 *Albemarle Street NW., D. C.,* condemnation proceedings for extending 1225 appropriation for 1226 deficiency appropriation for extending 641 *Albuquerque, Ariz.,* terms of court 283 *Albuquerque, V. Mex.,* appropriation for Indian school 358,1640 construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791 lands granted to, for public park, etc 227 *Alcohol (see also* Denatured Alcohol) transfer without payment, of tax to central denaturing bonded warehouses 1256 *Alcoholic Liquors,* provisions against traffic in constitution of Oklahoma 269 *Ale,* constitutional restrictions of sale, etc., in Oklahoma 269 *Alexander Place, D.
C.,* vacation of; reversion 858 *Alexandretta, Syria,* classification and salary of consul 100v *Alexandria, Minn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1295 *Alger, Russell A., late a Senator,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1394 *Algiers, Africa,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Algiers Naval Station, La. (see* New Orleans) *Algoma (Ahnapee), Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1118 *Alien Contract Labor,* excluded from admission 899 importation of, unlawful; penalty 900 *Alienation Restrictions, Indians,* continuing after expiration of trust period 326 not applicable to Indian Territory lands 326 *Aliens (sec also* Citizenship, Naturalization of Aliens, *and* Immigration Act), appropriation for exclusion of, detrimental to labor conditions 1330 provisions for naturalization of 596 fishing in Alaskan waters by, prohibited, except by rod, etc 264 regulations of immigration of 898 classes excluded 898 deportation of, illegally arriving 904 illegally entered, etc 904 found in violation of law 905 entering, except at seaports or designated places, unlawful; deportation 908 *All Souls Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Allegheny County, Pa.,* may bridge Allegheny River, from Oakmont to Hulton Ferry 848 *Allegheny River, Pa.,* appropriation for improvement of, at Herr Island dam 738 of Dams Nos. 2 and. 3 1081 bridge authorized across, by Armstrong County, Pa 1234 Oakmont to Hulton Ferry 848 *Allen, Hiram W.,* appropriation for payment to widow; condition 350 *Allentown, Pa.,* appropriation for public building 697 limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Alleys.
D. C.,* appropriation for grading 490,1128 for condemnation, etc 491,1128 for opening, etc., reimbursement 491,1128 for repairs 492,1129 deficiency appropriation for condemning, Ingleside 643 *Allotment in Severalty to Indians (see* Lands in Severalty to Indians) *Alloway Creek, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of; restriction 1080 *Almshouse, D. C. (see* Washington Asylum) *Alpena, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1295 *Altamaha River, Ga.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 *Alton, Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1295 *Alva, Okla.,* act of legislature appropriating for Northwestern Normal School at, ratified 454 *Ambassadors,* appropriation for salaries 286,916 not to be paid officials receiving other salaries 287,917 *Ambrose Channel, New York Harbor,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 736,1077,1344 suction dredges 1077 for light,-vessel 1317 additional lights for; vessel at sea entrance 322 light-house, Staten Island, and raising West Bank light 322 two range lights on the bend 322 moving North Hook beacon light 322 tank light-vessel 322 gas-illuminant beacon, Craven Shoal 322 gas buoys 322 temporary structures for West Bank and North Hook lights 322 appropriations for 710,711 vessels of deep draft may be restricted to daylight navigation 1077 *Amell, Josephine, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *American Cross of Honor, D.
C., The,* incorporated; purposes, etc 161 *American Ephemeris, Nautical Almanac and,* appropriation for preparing 425,971 *American Ethnology,* appropriation for researches 704,1310 for protecting Casa Grande Ruin, Ariz 1310 for printing and binding reports and bulletins 760,1367 *American Historical Association,* appropriation for printing and binding annual report 760,1367 *American National Bank, Bluefield, W. Va.,* removal from Graham, Va., to, authorized 13 *American National Bank, Graham, Va.,* authorized to move to Bluefield, W, Va.; proceedings 13 *American Philosophical Society,* additional Franklin medals for, authorized 615 *American Register,* granted “Homeward Bound,” bark 808 “Marie,” steamer 881 “Mariechen,” bark 1251 “Success,” steamer 881 “Waturus,” steam yacht 799 *American Republics,* deficiency appropriation for expenses, Third International Conference 118 *American Republics, International Bureau of,* appropriation for expenses 291,921 for site and contribution to building for 758 *American Seamen,* appropriation for lifesaving testimonials, rescuing shipwrecked 290,919 for relief and protection of 295,925 deficiency appropriation for relief, etc., of 27 for services to vessels and 48,667,1403 *American Vessels,* deficiency appropriation for services to, and seamen 48,667,1403vi *Americus, Ga.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1295 *Amite River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Ammunition, Army,* appropriation for small arms 257,474 for artillery 463,1059,1060 for practice 463,1060 for altering to rapid-fire field material 1060 for seacoast cannon, insular possessions 1061 *Amoy, China,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Amsterdam, N.
Y.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Amsterdam, Netherlands,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad,* to pay part of cost, of new bridge, and approaches 493 change of lino authorized 493 removal of old tracks; paying 493 underground conduits, etc., when notified 494 additional payments toward cost of bridge 494 *Anacostia Bridge, D. C.,* appropriation for reconstructing 492 for approaches 492 condemnation of land for extending Monroe street 492 contract for constructing approaches, etc 493 expense payable by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 493 proceedings to enforce 493 street railroad to pay part of cost of bridge, etc 493 extension of tracks 493 for operating; time extended for completing 1130 *Anacostia River, D.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Anahauc Channel, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 1091 *Anarchists, etc.,* admission of alien, excluded 899 naturalization denied to 598 not permitted to enter United States 908 penalty for aiding unlawful entrance 909 *Anchorage Regulations, New York, etc.,* appropriation for enforcing 702,1309 *Anclote River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Anderson, Charles M.,* appointed on Board of Managers, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 828 *Anderson Guaranty and Trust Company,* may dam Savannah River at McDaniel Shoals 1238 Middleton Shoals 1239 Turner Shoals 1239 *Anderson, S.
C.,* acquiring site anti erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 793,1295 *Andersonville Shoals,* dam, etc., authorized across Savannah River at 1240 *Andrews, J. F., and others,* may construct dams, etc., across Bear River, Tishomingo County, Miss 929 *Ange, Louise, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Angel Island, Cal.,* appropriation for immigrant station 710 *Angle, William,* deficiency appropriation for moiety, immigration law fine 660 *Animal Breeding and Feeding,* appropriation for experiments in 674,1260 *Animal Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 672,1258 for general expenses 673,1259 for quarantine districts 673,1259 for horse inspection 673,1259 for collecting information of cattle diseases, etc 673,1259 for suppressing contagious diseases of livestock 673,1259 for experiment station, Bethesda, Md 673,1259 for quarantine stations, etc.; leaves of absence 673,1259 for inspection, etc., of dairy products for export 674,1259 for instructions to dairy industry in Southern States 674 for investigating infectious diseases of domestic animals.
Minnesota, etc 674,1260 for purchase of tuberculin scrums, etc 674,1260 for experiments in breeding and feeding 674,1260 for interstate, etc., meat and meat animal inspection 674,1260 for emergency fund, southern cattle fever ticks 696,1281 deficiency appropriation for meat and pork inspection 42 for expenses 48,669,1403 *Animals (sec also* Cattle), appropriations for suppressing diseases of 673,1259 *Animals, D. C., Wild,* prohibition of unauthorized hunting, etc 808 *Animals in Interstate Transit,* conveying, more than 28 hours without unloading forbidden 607 express and car companies and common carriers included 607 extension permitted 608 estimating time: provision for sheep 608 feeding and watering, when unloaded 608 by owner, or carrier 608 lien, etc,, if by carrier 608 owner or shipper may furnish food 608 penalty for noncompliance; recovery 608 provisions not applicable if proper food, opportunity for rest, etc., afforded on ear, etc 608 former laws repealed 608 *Ann Arbor, Mich.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1295 *Annaberg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Annapolis, Md.
(see* Naval Academy) *Anpaodutawin, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *Antietam Battlefield, Md.,* appropriation for care, etc 741,1346 *Antigua, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Antiquities, American,* penalty for unauthorized excavating, etc., on public lands 225vii lands containing, to be set apart by proclamation 225 relinquishment of private claims 225 issue of permits to excavate, etc 225 preservation of objects in public museums 225 regulations to be published 225 *Antitrust Laws,* appropriation for enforcing; balances available 705 for enforcing 752,1359 deficiency appropriation for examinations into violations of 119 immunity of witnesses in cases under 798 *Antwerp, Belgium,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Apache, etc., Indians, Ariz. and N.
Mex.,* appropriation for support, etc., of; balance available 332,1021 deficiency appropriation for 47 *Apache, etc., Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 301,1043 *Apache Indians, Okla.,* town sites set aside on the common lands of 80 *Apalachicola Bay, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Apalachicola River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Apia, Samoan Islands,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Appalachian Mountains, Southern,* appropriation for survey, etc., and report on watersheds, as a forest reserve 1281 *Appanoose, County, Iowa,* transferred from southern tn eastern division, southern judicial district 127 *Appeals, Interlocutory Orders,* may be taken to circuit court of appeals; effect, etc 116 *Appleton, Wis.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 796 *Appliances for Disabled Soldiers,* appropriation for furnishing 745,1350 *Appomattox River, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Appoqumimink River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Appraisers, Customs,* appropriation for meetings of local 708,1315 deficiency appropriation for meetings of local 28 additional assistants, at New York 874 special deputy, and deputies authorized; duties 874 salary of, Chicago, fixed 763 at New York, increased 1373 *Appropriation Bills, General,* committees reporting, to follow order of year preceding 448 *Appropriations (see also* Deficiency Appropriations), appropriation for preparing statement of 759,1364 for general deficiencies 634,1371 for urgent deficiencies 27,118,841,885 United States courts, and opening Indian reservations 205 for pensions 133,1406 for the support of the Army 240,1158 for diplomatic and consular service 286,916 for Indian Department 325,1015 for legislative, executive, and judicial expenses 389,935 for fortifications 462,1058 for postal service 467,1205 for District of Columbia 482,1119 for the Military Academy 521,1063 for the naval service 553,1176 for Department of Agriculture 669,1256 for sundry civil expenses 697,1295 for public buildings, sites, construction, etc 789 for river and harbor improvements 1073 expenses in excess of, forbidden 49 voluntary, or service in excess of, authorized, forbidden 49 for contingent expenses, etc., to he allotted to prevent deficiencies 49 written waiver only in unforeseen emergencies; report 49 punishment for violation 49 estimates for regular, to follow arrangement of previous year 448 changes to be submitted by notes 448 committees reporting, to follow order of preceding year 448 annual estimates to include all requirements 448 restriction on additional or special requests 449 specific terms required in any act to carry 764 annual, for State and Territorial experiment stations increased 63 for militia increased 449 permanent, annual, for education of the blind 460 for meat inspection expenses 679 for minor coinage metal, increased 132 for damages extending Rhode Island avenue, D.
C 16 for condemnation expenses, extending Rhode Island avenue, D.C 17 for damages extension of Euclid street, D. C 238 for expenses extending Euclid street. D. C 238 for condemnation, expenses, etc., extension of Kalorama road 616 widening Bladensburg road, D. C 844 extending Seventh, Sixth, and Franklin streets NE., D. C 844 widening Columbia road, D. C 845 extending Second and W streets NW., D. C 845 extending Meridian place NW., D. C 846 extending Geneseo place and Summit place, D.
C 846 extending Twenty-third street NW., D. C 847 opening Macomb street NW., D. C 853 extending Seventeenth street NW., D. C 855 opening highway Water Side drive to Park road. D. C 855 extending Fessenden street NW., D.C., 856 extending Kenyon street NW., D. C., 856 extending Harvard street NW., D. C., 857 extending Fourth street NE., D. C 857 extending School street D. C 882 opening Warren and Forty-sixth streets NW., D. C 994 opening parkway to Rock Creek Park from Sixteenth street, D.
C 1001 extending T street NW., D. C 1001 extending New Hampshire avenue, D. C 1001 extending Forty-fifth street NW., D. C 1005viii for condemnation expenses, etc., extending W and Adams streets NW., D. C 1008 extending Park place NW., D. C 1012 extending Monroe street, D. C 1222 extending Albemarle street, D. C 1226 opening Mills avenue, D. C 1244 for Isthmian Canal 5 for purchase of coal claims, Batan Island, Philippines 23 for marking graves of Confederates who died In Northern hospitals or prisons 56 for expenses, opening Colville Indian Reservation, Wash 82 for bridge across Tongue River, Fort Keogh, Mont 88 for reclassifying public lands in Alabama 88 for purchase of four field guns, etc., from Connecticut 106 for public crematorium, D.
C 124 for expenses, appraising, etc., part of Lower Brule Reservation 125 for improving mouth of Columbia River, Oreg, and Wash 131 for bringing home remains of naval officers, etc., dying abroad 132 for naval and postal service, San Francisco earthquake 168 for expenses denatured alcohol act 218 for monument to Commodore John Barry 224 battlefield of Princeton, N. J 224 to John Paul Jones 224 landing of the Pilgrims, etc., Provincetown, Mass 225 for per capita, Fox and Sac Indians, Richardson County, Nebr 263 for drainage assessments, Fox and Sac Indians, Richardson County, Nebr 263 for drainage assessments, lands of Iowas, Richardson County, Nebr 263 for Oklahoma election and constitutional convention expenses 271 for common schools, Oklahoma, in lieu of Indian Territory lands 272 for benefit of common schools, Arizona 282 for Arizona election and constitutional convention expenses 285 for national quarantine expenses 301 for Kings Mountain battle ground monument 286 for traveling expenses of the President 154 for five percent of proceeds of public lands, to California for common schools 518 for expenses, naturalization act; restriction removed 606 for lands in Utah from Le Grand Young 613 for medals to volunteers serving beyond enlistment, to suppress Philippine insurrection 621 for damages, change of grade, etc., on line of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad, Washington, D.
C., from District revenues 625 for expenses, preservation of Niagara Falls, etc 628 for expenses Government exhibit, Jamestown Exposition 764 for buildings, Government exhibit, Jamestown Exposition 765 for piers and basin for small craft, Jamestown Exposition 765 for aid to Jamestown Exposition Company 766 for permanent pier, Jamestown Island; present pier 766 for policing, accommodation of visitors, etc., Jamestown Island 766 for exhibit of progress of negro race, Jamestown Exposition 767 for expenses, New York postal situation commission 786 for relief of sufferers, San Francisco earthquake and conflagration 827 made available for medical supplies 827 for further relief of earthquake sufferers; extra expenses 828 for preparing site, etc., Longfellow statue 830 for commission on Delaware and Chesapeake Canal 835 for Digest of Customs Laws and Decisions 840 for additional expenses, Interstate Commerce Commission 840 for transfer of school fund Saint Helena and Saint Luke parishes to South Carolina 893 for customs boarding boat, Galveston, Tex 1011 for refund of certain internal-revenue taxes 1221 for expenses Rosebud Indian Reservation lands 1231 for monument to Commodore Sloat, Monterey.
Cal 1408 for immigrant station, New Orleans, La 1409 for monument, Tippecanoe battle ground, Ind 1410 for monument at Chalmette, La., to commemorate battle of New Orleans, 1812 1411 for immigrant station at Galveston, Tex 1412 for Columbus Memorial 1413 for immigrant station, Charleston, S. C 1415 for site, etc., Stephenson Grand Army Memorial, D. C 1424 *Agueduct Bridge, D. C.,* appropriation for reconstructing pier No. 1; balances for repairs, etc 1130 *Aqueduct, Washington (see* Washington Aqueduct) *Aquia Creek, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Aransas Pass.
Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 737,1091 for improvement of Turtle Cove channel to Corpus Christi, from; contracts 1091 for improvement of inland waterway to Pass Cavallo; contracts 1091 *Arapaho and Cheyenne Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 362,1013 *Arapaho Indians, Northern Cheyenne and,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 354,1035 *Arbitration,* appropriation for expenses of, railway employees’ differences 705,1311 *Arbitration, International Bureau, Permanent Court of,* appropriation for share of expenses 291,921 *Arcadia, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Archæological Institute of America, D.
C.,* incorporated; powers and duties 203 *Archquette, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Ardmore, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *Argentine Republic,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917ix *Arid Lands, Nebr.,* provisions for entry of, extended 1224 *Arizona Eastern Judicial District,* created; to comprise present Territory of New Mexico 283 judge, attorney, marshal, and clerk to be appointed 283 court at Albuquerque; attached to ninth circuit 283 *Arizona, State of,* inhabitants of Arizona and New Mexico Territories may form 278 constitutional convention; apportionment of delegates 278 question of united statehood submitted 278 if each Territory is in favor, State may be admitted 278 if either Territory opposes, measure fails 278 proclamations by governors for election 278 conduct of election; returns 279 if result in Arizona favorable, returns to be sent to Santa Fe 279 if result in New Mexico also favorable, convention to be called 279 powers, etc., of convention; qualifications of voters 279 meeting of convention at Santa Fe; date; duties 279 adoption of Constitution of the United States; general principles 279 constitutional provisions required; religious freedom 279 polygamy and giving, etc., Indians liquor prohibited 279 disclaimer as to public anti Indian lands 279 equality of taxes on property of nonresidents 279 exemption of Government and Indian lands 280 exception if Indians hold in fee simple 280 assuming debts of Territories 280 maintenance of nonsectarian public schools in English 280 other languages may be taught 280 right of suffrage; qualification for office 280 capital at Santa Fe till 1915 280 submission of constitution to people; time of election 280 canvass of returns; canvassing board 280 certificate if adopted 280 proclamation by the President 280 admission as State 281 deposit of constitution, etc 281 two Representatives and State officers to be elected when constitution is voted on 281 grant of sections 13, 16. 33, anti 36 for common schools; indemnity selections 281 lands excluded; preservation of Casa Grande, etc 281 control of excluded lands; process, etc., permitted 281 indemnity selections 282 grant for public buildings and payment of bonds 282 university lands to Arizona Territory vested in State 282 additional grant; sectarian institutions excluded 282 Territorial grants confirmed to State 282 permanent school fund front 5 per cent, of sales of public lands in 282 appropriation for common schools 282 investment of fund 282 disposal of educational lands; leases 282 lands in lieu of internal improvements and swampland grants 283 allotment; appropriations for agricultural, etc., colleges continued 283 commission to select granted lands 283 mineral lands excepted from grants; indemnity selections 283 eastern and western judicial districts created; boundaries 283 courts at Albuquerque and Phoenix 283 attached to ninth circuit 283 officers, terms, etc 283 jurisdiction, etc., of courts and officials 284 determination of pending appeals, etc 284 succession of courts 284 transfer of pending Federal cases; other eases 284 constitutional convention to provide for election of full State government, etc 285 Congressional districts 285 State government in abeyance till admission 285 legislature to assemble and elect Senators if constitution ratified 285 certifying election of Senators and Representatives 285 operation of State government, laws, etc 285 appropriation for election anti convention expenses; excess by State 285 *Arizona Territory,* appropriation for salaries, government in 416,963 for contingent expenses 416,963 for legislative expenses 416,963 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 434,980 for Indian service in 332,1021 for support , etc,, of Apaches, etc., in New Mexico and 332,1021 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 332,1021 deficiency appropriation for western Navajo Indian school 38 for additional associate justice 41 for Indians, New Mexico and 47 for prosecuting Indians in 1403 act of legislature for bridge at Florence ratified 1054 allotment to Indians on Moqui Indian Reservation 1021 assumption of debts, etc., by State 280 claims for prosecution of Indians to be examined 1376 Phoenix, authorized to purchase plant of Phoenix Water Company 1414 quorum of justices of supreme court when two or more are disqualified 466 resurvey of certain townships in 726 rights of way of railroads through lands reserved for, confirmed 481 lands to be disposed of subject to easement 481 *Arizona Western Judicial District,* created; to comprise present Arizona Territory 283 judge, attorney, marshal, and clerk to be appointed 283 court at Phoenix; attached to ninth circuit 283 *Arkansas,* bridges authorized across Ouachita, etc., rivers in 1 *Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Railway Company,* may bridge Bayou Bartholomew, La 1003x *Arkansas River,* appropriation for improvement of; apportionment 1092 examination at Muskogee, etc 1092 bridge authorized across, at Pine Bluff, Ark 50 Van Buren, Ark 21 grant of Royal Gorge Canyon, to Canyon City, Colo 238 *Arkansas Western Judicial District,* transfer of civil cases to divisions of, permitted 206 criminal cases to Fort Smith from other divisions allowed in certain cases 207 *Arlington National Cemetery, Va.,* appropriation for burial of indigent soldiers in 740,1346 for expenses; new stable 741 for improving addition to 1347 *Arlington, Va.,* appropriation for experimental farm 680,1266 *Armament of Fortifications,* appropriation for 463,1059 *Armell, Louis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Armor and Armament, Navy,* appropriation for new vessels, of domestic manufacture 583,1204 restriction on contracts 583 *Armories (see* Arsenals and Armories) *Armstrong, Charles H.,* appropriation for 351 *Armstrong County, Pa.,* bridge authorized across Allegheny River by 1234 *Armstrong, Maynard C., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Army (see also* War Department), appropriation for support of the 249,1158 for all contingencies 240,1158 for Army War College 240,1158 for contingent expenses, military information division 240,1158 for military service schools 240,1158 for contingent, expenses, military departments, etc 240,1158 Military Secretary’s Department to be Adjutant-General’s Department; title of officers 1158 for submarine defense school 240,1159 for signal service expenses 241,1159 maintenance of telegraph lines and cables 241,1159 extension of Alaska lines from receipts; estimates 241,1159 for pay of line officers: longevity 241,1159 assignment of pay accounts permitted 241,1159 office of Lieutenant-General to cease on vacancy; retired list not affected 1160 allowances for service at Jamestown Exposition 1160 for pay of enlisted men 241,1160 extra to expert riflemen, sharpshooters, and marksmen 241 deduction from retired enlisted men for Soldiers’ Home repealed 242 noncommissioned officers, etc., for recruit and prison companies 1160 for longevity 242,1160 detachment for recruiting depots and prisons 242 for Engineer battalion 242,1160 for Ordnance Corps 242,1160 for quartermaster-sergeants 242,1160 appropriation for post commissary-sergeants 242,1160 for electricians, Artillery Corps 242 for Signal Corps 242,1160 for Hospital Corps 243,1161 for clerks, messengers, etc., at headquarters 243,1161 for pay of staff, etc., officers;
Military Secretary’s Department; longevity 243,1161 promotion of major 1161 Inspector-General’s Department; longevity 244,1161 Engineer Corps; longevity 244,1162 Ordnance Department; longevity 244,1162 Quartermaster’s Department; longevity 244,1162 Subsistence Department; longevity 244,1162 Medical Department; longevity 244,1162 Pay Department; longevity 244,1162 Judge-Advocate-General’s Department; longevity 244,1162 Signal Corps 244,1162 Bureau of Insular Affairs; detail 1162 for retired pay, officers; longevity 245,1162 pay of colonels and lieutenant-colonels on active duty 245 limitation on retirement of officers above colonels 245 brigadier-generals with civil war service to be retired as major-generals; condition 1163 for retired pay, enlisted men 245,1163 for hospital matrons; nurses 245,1163 for veterinarians; longevity 245,1163 for dental surgeons 245,1163 for contract surgeons 245,1163 for paymasters’ clerks and messengers 245,1163 traveling expenses 245,1163 for courts-martial, etc., expenses 215,1163 for officer in charge, public buildings and grounds, D.
C 245,1163 for commutation of quarters, officers 245,1163 for travel allowance, enlisted men on discharge 245,1163 for undrawn clothing, enlisted men 245,1163 for interest on soldiers’ deposits 245,1163 transfer of fund for back deposits 245 soldiers’ savings to be a separate fund; repayment 246 clothing balances to be paid from regular pay fund 246 for translator, etc., military information 246,1163 for expert accountant 246,1163 for extra duty-pay enlisted men, artillery and ordnance service 246 for extra-duty pay, enlisted men, artillery and ordnance service, at seacoast fortifications 1163 switch-board operators at posts 1163 for mileage, officers and contract surgeons 246,1163 allowance; transportation requests 246 travel over land-grant roads 246 deduction from mileage when traveling on transportation orders, etc 247 when station of officer is changed while on leave 247 sea-travel allowances; restriction 247 for 20 per cent, enlisted men; computations 247,1164 for 10 per cent, officers: computations 247,1164 availability of current appropriations 247xi appropriation for computer, artillery board 247,1164 for loss by exchange, disbursements abroad 247,1164 for subsistence, etc., National Guard officers attending army schools 1164 for Porto Rico Provisional Regiment 247,1164 for Philippine Scouts 248,1164 allowance for service by men in Regular Army 248 division of annual and monthly compensation 248 all above, except, mileage, to be accounted as pay of the Army 248,1164 for encampments of militia with regulars 247,1164 payments to militia after muster 249 for flags for decorating graves Memorial Day 1165 for claims for damages, war with Spain, etc 1165 for Subsistence Department; supplies 249,1165 emergency ration 1165 extra-duty pay; civilian employees 249,1165 for commutation of rations, etc 249,1165 use of disbursing funds for paying small amounts 1166 for transport service; special diet rations, ice, etc 250,1166 for prizes for bakers and cooks 250,1166 for Quartermaster’s Department; regular supplies 250,1166 post bakeries; ice machines; laundries; schools, etc 250,1166 forage; stationery 250,1166 fuel to officers 250 heat and light to officers 1167 printing; use of ice machines, etc 250,1167 for equipment of post schools 251,1167 for incidental expenses 251,1167 extra-duty pay; interments 251,1167 horse expenditures 252,1168 for horses; purchases at posts 252,1168 use of Fort Keogh Reservation, Mont., for horse breeding station 252 for barracks and quarters 252,1168 extra-duty pay 252,1168 assignment of rooms to officers; commutation 1168 civilian employees; limitation 252,1169 for additional land, Texas 252 Fort Taylor, Key West, Fla 1169 permit for embankment, etc., Key West, Fla 1169 for post exchanges 253,1169 Presidio of San Francisco, Cal 253 for transportation 253,1169 division of estimates 1169 transport service; sale restricted 253,1170 on land-grant roads 253,1170 restriction on use of transports 254,1170 leaves of officers in the Philippines 1171 roads, etc., in Alaska 254,1171 for shelter in the Philippines 254,1171 for clothing and camp and garrison equipage 254,1171 indemnity for destroyed clothing 254,1171 for post hospitals, construction, repairs, etc 254,1171 Fort D.
A. Russell, Wyo., Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and Jefferson Barracks, Mo 255 treatment, of Navy and Marine Corps at Fort Bayard, N. Mex 1172 appropriation for quarters, hospital stewards 255,1172 for shooting ranges, etc 255,1172 for Army War College, maintenance 255,1172 for Medical Department; supplies, etc 255,1172 preventing spread of epidemics 255,1172 limitation on all Government, contracts 255 rules for patients, Fort Bayard, N. Mex 255 use of fund from sales of supplies 256 care of insane in Philippines 1173 Medical Museum; library 256,1173 for Engineer Department; expenses, etc 256,1173 school, Washington, D, C.; buildings 256,1173 chaplain authorized 256 equipment of troops 256,1174 services 257,1174 for Ordnance Department; expenses 257,1174 for ammunition for small arms, etc 257,1174 for firing morning and evening gun 257,1174 for small-arms target, practice: marksmen’s medals, prizes, etc 257,1174 for field artillery for militia; balances available 257,1174 for manufacture, etc., of arms 257,1174 furnishing militia with new type of small arm 1174 for repairing and preserving ordnance stores 257,1175 for ordnance stores 257,1175 for infantry, etc., equipments 257,1175 for Benicia Arsenal, Cal 257 for general depot, Fort Mason, Cal.; construction contracts 257 for annual rifle contests, trophy, etc 258,1175 for fire control, field batteries 1175 ordnance appropriations available for two years 1175 for meetings National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice 258 use of funds from stores, etc., transferred to Philippines 258 expenses of procuring ordnance stores; reimbursement 258 purchase of supplies, etc., in open market; limit 258 for marking, etc., graves of soldiers and sailors, Crab Island, Lake Champlain 258 for road, etc., Balls Bluff cemetery, Va.; acceptance of land 258 for reservation, Nahant, Mass 259 for road to cemetery, Salisbury, N.
C 259 for monument, etc., Moores Creek. N.C 259 acceptance of burial place of Andrew Johnson as national cemetery 259 for road to Fredericksburg national cemetery, Va 259 for marking places where soldiers fell in Cuba and China 1175 loan of tents, etc., for Jamestown Exposition 1175 loan of tents, etc., for Kingston sufferers ratified 1175 for pensions 133,1406 for fortifications 462,1058 for Military Academy 521,1063 for powder factory 464 for armories and arsenals 731,1339 for marking civilian graves in post, cemeteries 741 for bringing home remains of officers, etc 741,1347xii appropriation for bringing home remains of civilians and discharged soldiers 741,1347 for construction of posts, etc 742,1348 for military prison Fort Leavenworth, Kans 743 for additional subsistence and quarter-masters’ supplies for relief of earthquake sufferers on Pacific Coast., 827 made available for medical supplies 827 for further supplies; extra expenses 828 deficiency appropriation for arrears of pay, war with Spain and in the Philippines 28 for general hospital, D.
C 32 for military prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kans 32 for national trophy, etc., rifle contests 32 for mileage, officers, etc 32,645,843 restriction to officers on leave 32 for Quartermaster’s Department 33,46,645,666,668,1381,1401,1404 for pensions 39,47,1389,1403 for signal service 46,645,1382 for pay 46,665,668,1381,1401,1404 service in Cuba 1381 artillery increase 1381 for subsistence 46,646,666,1401 for Medical Department 46,646,1401 for Ordnance Department 46,1401,1404 for Washington Barracks 120 for replacing signal service stores destroyed, San Francisco earthquake 645 for books, judge advocate’s office, San Francisco 646 for expenses of troops at Jamestown Exposition; temporary jurisdiction accepted 1381 for Military Academy 1382 for militia encampments 1401,1404 for bringing home remains of officers 1401,1404 for bringing home remains of civilians, etc 1401 for fortifications 1401 appointment authorized of James Carroll, as surgeon 1057 Birchie O.
Mahaffey, John A. Cleveland, and Traugett F. Keller, as second lieutenants 1225 Joseph Y. Porter, deputy surgeon-general, and retired 1255 artillery reorganization 861 badges of Army and Navy Union may be worn on public occasions 1423 delegate to Geneva conference to be taken from 118 distribution of amounts due deceased officers and men, without administration, limit 750 funeral expenses 750 holders of medals of honor to have surrendered ones returned, etc 1422 loan of obsolete ordnance to State and Territorial schools and sailors and soldiers orphans’ homes 817 Ordnance Department, number of officers increased 455 details for service in; competitive examinations 455 noneligibility for one year 455 receipt of reinbursement for expenses in Cuba, authorized 1381 retired enlisted men, allowances, and credit for other service 1217 retirement of Freeman V.
Walker to be reexamined 451 sale of coal to citizens of Nome, Alaska, authorized 59 *Army and Navy Union,* badges may be worn on public occasion 1423 *Army General Hospital, D. C.,* deficiency appropriation for construction, etc 32 *Army Supplies,* appropriation for general depot, Fort Mason, Cal 257 *Army War Colleye,* appropriation for expenses 240,1158 for maintenance 255,1172 *Arrears of Pay,* appropriation for volunteers 750,1356 for war with Spain 750,1356 deficiency appropriation for, war with Spain and in the Philippines 28 *Arrests, D.
C.,* issue of warrants by justices of the peace 126 *Arroyo Colorado, Tex.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Arsenals and Armories,* appropriation for manufacture of arms at 257,1174 for Augusta, Ga 1339 for Benicia, Cal 257,1339 for Frankford, Pa 1339 for Rock Island, Ill 731,1339 for Sandy Hook proving ground 732,1339 for Dover, N. J., powder depot 732,1340 for Springfield, Mass 732,1340 for Watertown, Mass 732,1340 for Watervliet, N, Y 732,1340 for Manila, depot 732,1340 for repairs, etc 732,1340 *Arthur Kill, N.
Y. and N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of channel 736,1344 preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *Articles of Merchandise,* restrictions on trade in gold and silver 260 *Artificial Limbs, Army,* appropriation for furnishing 744,1350 deficiency appropriation for 666,1491 *Artillery, Army,* appropriation for barracks and quarters for, seacoast defenses 1348 to consist of Chief of Artillery, coast, and field artillery 861 Chief of Artillery to be Chief of Coast Artillery after July 1, 1908, and to cease supervision of field artillery 861 to be additional member of General Staff Corps 861 filling of vacancies, etc 861 functions of coast, artillery 861 of field artillery 861 coast artillery to constitute a corps 861 number of officers; band 861 composition of companies; limit 862 field artillery, composition of regiments; orderlies 862 of batteries; additional noncommissioned officers; limit 862 separation of coast and field artillery; promotion 863 filling vacancies 863 pay and allowances of enlisted men 863 extra to electricians, etc.; limit 863 additional chaplains; assignment; pay, etc 864 *Artillery Board,* appropriation for computer 247,1164xiii *Artillery, Chief of,* appropriation for submarine defense school 240,1159 to cease supervision of field artillery July 1, 1908 861 designation changed to Chief of Coast Artillery 861 to be additional member of General Staff 861 vacancies; retired rank, etc 861 *Artillery, Mobile,* appropriation for altering, etc 463,1060 *Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va.,* appropriation for instruction expenses 240,1158 *Artists, Alien,* not excluded admission under contract 899 *Arundel Cove, Md.,* appropriation for Revenue-Cutter depot 702 *Asdohewin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Ashburton-Webster Treaty, 1842,* appropriation for marking boundary line with Canada under 292 *Asheville, N.
C.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790,1295 *Ashland, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 *Ashley River, S. C.,* bridge authorized across, in Charleston County 877 *Ashtabula, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1095 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Asphalt Lands, Indian Territory,* reserved from sale until expiration of leases, etc 142 *Assessment and Permit Work, D. C.,* appropriation for 490,1127 *Assessor’s Office, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries 483,1120 deficiency appropriation for preparing water department cards 1376 *Assignment of Pay,* permitted teachers, etc., in Alaska 824 Army officers 241,1159 employees of Coast Survey 1322 *Assistant Attorney-General, Interior Department,* appropriation for assistant attorneys, etc 429,974 for expenses, inspectors 429,974 *Assistant Attorney-General, Post-Office Department,* appropriation for 440,985 for assistant attorneys, etc 437,982 for printing and binding opinions of 1205 *Assistant Attorneys,* appropriation for, Department of Justice 440,985 for United States courts 754,1361 for, employed in naturalization, etc., proceedings 1361 deficiency appropriation for pay of special 41,48,657,1391 *Assistant Custodians and Janitors, Public Buildings,* appropriation for 707,1313 deficiency appropriation for 45,832 *Assistant to the Attorney-General,* appropriation for 440,985 *Assisted Immigrants,* admission of alien, excluded; exception 899 *Astrophysical 0bservatory,* appropriation for maintenance 704,1310 *Asuncion, Paraguay,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Athens, Greece,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Athens Monument Association, Ohio,* given condemned cannon, etc 1233 *Athens, Ohio,* construction of public building authorized at 1294 *Atkin, James B., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Atkinson, Frank Holway,* ago limit waived to admit, to Pay Corps, Navy 615 *Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad Company,* may bridge Chattahoochee River near Lagrange, Ga 893 Coosa River at Talladega, Ala 884 *Atlanta, Ga.,* appropriation for penitentiary; construction 751,1357 for maintenance 757,1363 construction of new public building authorized at; cost 786 appropriation for: contracts 796,1295 disposal of old building on completion of new one 786 *Atlantic, City, N.
J.* limit, of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Atlantic, Coast,* waters of, included in first great coasting district 190 *Atlantic Ocean,* appropriation for surveys of coasts 714,1321 *Atoka, Ind. T.,* lands donated to Murrow Indian Orphans’ Home at 142 *Attorney-General,* appropriation for, Assistants, clerks, etc 440,985 for editing, etc., Volume 25, Opinions of 753 for assistants in special cases 754,1361 for employment of foreign counsel in special cases 754,1361 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1389 duties, condemnation of lands, etc., for new canal at Saint Marys Falls 1099 or special counsel, etc., may conduct legal proceedings in any district 816 papers, etc., of Commission on Revision of the Laws to be turned over to, December 15, 1906 754 to apply for writs of mandamus to compel compliance with interstate-commerce regulations 594 to appoint solicitor of customs, and assistants 763 to approve title of land, Kings Mountain Battle Ground, S.
C 286 to file certificate to expedite appeals to Supreme Court in Interstate Commerce Commission orders 592 to institute proceedings to obtain title to lands for river and harbor improvements 196 for locks, dams, etc 632 to institute proceedings to recover transportation rebates, etc 588 to require clerks of courts to make returns, etc., of all moneys received 754 to secure title for quarantine stations 300 *Attorney-General’s Office (see* Department of Justice), xiv *Attorneys, Special,* may conduct cases, when specifically directed, in any district 816 *Au Sable River, Mich.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Auburn, Me.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1295 *Auckland, New Zealand,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Auditor for Interior Department,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 409,952 deficiency appropriation for claims certified by 47,660,669,1402,1405 *Auditor for Navy Department,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 406,952 deficiency appropriation for rent 885 for claims allowed by 46,666,668,1402,1405 for salaries 665 *Auditor for Post-Office Department,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 406,953 for contingent expenses 410,957 deficiency appropriation for counters 1372 for claims allowed by 667,1404,1406 *Auditor for State, etc., Departments,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 406,952 deficiency appropriation for claims certified by 48,667,669,1403,1405 Arizona claim for prosecution of Indians to be examined by 1376 *Auditor for Treasury Department,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 405,952 deficiency appropriation for claims certified by 45,665,668,1401,1404 *Auditor for War Department,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 405,952 deficiency appropriation for paying claims allowed by 46,665,668,1401,1404 *Auditor’s Office, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries 484,1121 *Augusta Arsenal, Ga.,* appropriation for carpenter shop; railroad spur 1339 *Aurora, Ill.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 *Austin, Minn.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795,1295 *Austria-Hungary,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 second secretary 287,917 *Automatic Guns, Army,* appropriation for purchase, tests, etc 463,1059 *Automatic Railway Train Control,* appropriation for investigating use, etc., of 1312 investigation directed on necessity for; recommendations, etc 838 *Automobiles, D.
C.,* speed regulations; penalty for violations 621 *Avenues, D. C. (see also* Streets, Avenues, etc., D. C.), condemnation of land for, proceedings under code 151 **B.** *Baca County, Colo.,* resurvey of certain townships in, authorized 459 *Bark Pay, Volunteers,* appropriation for 750,1356 *Back River Bridge Company,* may bridge Ohio River, Wheeling. W. Va 466 *Bad River Indian Reservation, Wis.,* allotments to Indians on, extended 1217 *Badges, etc., Soldier Organizations, D.
C.,* unauthorized wearing, prohibited; punishment 62 *Bagan, Angel Ange, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Bagdad, Turkey,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Bahia, Brazil,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Bailey, E.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1388 *Bailey, Lorenzo A.,* appropriation for services to Osages 366 *Bailiffs, etc., United States Courts,* appropriation for pay of 755,1361 deficiency appropriation for pay 41,48,667,1390,1403 *Bailly, Jennie M., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Baird, Cal.,* appropriation for fish hatchery 721 *Baker City, Oreg.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1295 *Baker, Fannie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Baker Island, Salem, Mass.,* deficiency appropriation for fog signal 659 *Baker, Rosa, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Bakertown, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Cumberland River, between Celina, Tenn,, and 1254 *“Balclutha,” Ship,* change of name authorized 626 *Baldwin and Dague Lumber Company,* may bridge Saint Francis River, Ark 819 *Baldwin County, Ala.,* may bridge Perdido River at Waters Ferry 79 *Ball, D.
A., and others,* may bridge Mississippi River at Louisiana, Mo 933 *Ballou, Lyman,* lands in Buffalo Gap, S. Dak., conveyed to, 891 *Balls Bluff National Cemetery, Va.,* acceptance of land for road to 258 appropriation for road, etc 259 *Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad Company,* to build viaduct, etc., to new Anacostia bridge; share of cost 493 *Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company (see*Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company) *Baltimore, Md.,* appropriation for assistant treasurer’s office 411,958 for public building 697,1295 rent 697 for post-office, addition 697 for customhouse 697 for improvement of channel to; contracts 739,1081,1345 for improvement, of southwest harbor 1081 for pneumatic tube, etc., mail service 472,1211 for marine hospital 1306 *Bamberg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100xv *“Bancroft,” Gunboat,* transfer to Revenue-Cutter Service authorized 702 *Bangkok, Siam,* appropriation for consul-general at 287,917 for interpreter to consulate-general 288,918 for prison expenses 294,925 *Banking Institutions, D.
C.,* all, to make and publish reports as required of national banks 458 power of Comptroller to take possession 458 having offices in foreign countries to make semiannual reports 458 printing publications; examination 459 *Bankruptcy Act,* priority of debts, extended to wages due salesmen 267 *Bannock Indians, Idaho,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 335,1023 *Bar Harbor, Me.,* appropriation for improvement of break-water, Mount Desert to Porcupine Island 1074 construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1295 *Baraboo, Wis.,* limit of cost increased, public building 774 appropriation for 789 *Barbados, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Barber, Mrs.
Artie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Barbier, Frederick, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Barbier, Kate Marion, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Barbier, Marie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Barcelona, Spain,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 924 *Bark, George W., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Barmen, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Barnaby Road, D.
C.,* declared a public highway 1011 *Barone, Josephine, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 365 *Barracks and Quarters, Army,* appropriation for 252,1168 purchase of land, Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio, Tex 252 for shelter, etc., army in the Philippines 254,1171 for artillery, seacoast defenses; sites 1348 deficiency appropriation for 46,666,1401 use of embankment, etc., Key West, Fla 1169 *Barranquilla, Colombia,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Barre, Vt.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1295 *Barry, Commodore John,* appropriation for monument, etc., to memory of, Washington, D.
C 223 commission; powers, etc 224 site; Capitol and Library Grounds excluded 224 *Bartlesville, Ind. T.,* terms of court., etc., recording district No. 27 342 *Bartlett, George A.,* deficiency appropriation for credit in accounts 30,639 *Basel, Switzerland,* classification and salary of conusl 99 *Baskin, Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Bastrop Bayou, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 1091 *Batan, Philippines,* appropriation for purchase of coal claims in 23 *Batavia, Java,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Bate, William B., late a Senator,* deficiency appropriation for payment to widow 43 *Batesville Power Company,* may build canal, etc., for power station, Lock and Dam No. 1, While River.
Ark 536 *Bath, Me.,* appropriation for enforcing anchorage regulations, Kennebec River 702,1309 *Bathing Beach, D. C.,* appropriation for expenses 495,1132 deficiency appropriation for 641 *Battery Point, Wash.,* limit of cost of fog signal, increased 996 *Battiest, Morris,* added to Choctaw final roll 340 *Battle Creek, Mich.,* appropriation for public building 697 *Battle Mountain Sanitarium Reserve. S. Dak.,* established under control of managers, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 83 *Battle Mountain Sanitarium, S.
Dak.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 749,1355 *Battle Ship, First Class,* construction authorized of highest speed and greatest radius of action; cost, $6,000,000 582 plans to be invited; compensation if used 582 full details to be reported to Congress before issuing proposals, etc 582 construction of one, authorized; cost, $6,000.000 1203 plans and specifications adopted 1203 *Battle Ships, Navy,* appropriation for fire control instruments 1180 *Batum, Russia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Bay Ridge Channel, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 736,1344 modification of improvement of, authorized 1077 *Bayou Bartholomew, La.,* bridge authorized across 1003 *Bayou Bartholomew, La. and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Bayou Corney, La. and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Bayou Courtableau, La.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Bayou D’ Arbonne, La. and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Bayou Lafourche, La.,* time extended for removing dam and building locks in 1089 *Bayou Macon, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Bayou Manchac, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1989xvi *Bayou Plaquemine, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 737,1089 preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Bayou Teche, La.,* appropriation for improvement of; restriction 1089 *Bayou Terrebonne, La.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Bayou Vermillion, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Bear Creek, Miss.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Bear River, Miss.,* dams, etc., authorized across, in Tishomingo County 130,929 *Bear, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Beattyville, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Kentucky River at 819 *Beaufort Inlet, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 waterway from Pamlico Sound to 1083 *Beaufort, N. C.,* appropriation for fisheries biological station 1327 for improvement of harbor 1083 for improvement of waterway between New River and 1083 for improvement of waterway between Newbern and 1083 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1116 *Beaufort Sea,* Capt. Ejnar Mikkelsen may act as master of American vessel on expedition to 481 *Bedford, Ind.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1295 *Beech River, Tenn.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Beer,* constitutional restrictions of sale, etc., in Oklahoma 269 *Beet Sugar Industry,* annual report for 1905, ordered printed; future reports 839 *Beets,* appropriation for investigation of sugar production from 681,1067 *Beggars, Professional,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Beirut, Syria,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Belfast, Ireland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Belgium,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Belgrade, Servia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Belize, British Honduras,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Belleville, Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1295 *Belleville, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Bellingham, Wash.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 granted immediate transportation privileges 864 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1118 terms of court 913 *Beloit, Wis.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Belvidere, Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1295 *Belzoni, Miss.,* bridge authorized across Yazoo River, at 112 *Bemidji, Minn.,* dam, etc., authorized across Mississippi River, at 210 *“Ben No. 9,” Lighter,* appropriation for owners 1293 *Beneche, Charles,* patent issued to, on L’Anse Reservation 349 *Benicia Arsenal, Cal.,* appropriation for increasing facilities 257 for stable 1339 *Bennett, Annie C., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Bennetts Ferry, Ark.,* bridge authorized across Black River at 892 *Benton County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River between Franklin County and 108,866 Walla Walla County and 866 time extended for final proofs in desert-land entries; affidavit 1057 *Bergen, Norway,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Bergeron, John B., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Berkeley, Cal.,* cooperation with mayor, relief of earthquake sufferers 827 *Berkeley County, S.
C.,* dam authorized across Goose Creek in 265 *Berlin, Germany,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Bermuda,* appropriation for meteorological station in 672,1258 *Berne, Switzerland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Berrien Springs, Mich.,* dam across Saint Joseph River near, authorized 102 *Berrien Springs Power and Electric Company,* may dam Saint Joseph River, Mich 102 *Berries, D.
C.,* sales in original packages or baskets permitted 316,854 refilling baskets forbidden 316,854 *Bertrand, Benjamin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Bertrand, Emily, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 365 *Bertrand, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365xvii *Bessemer, Ala.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1295 *Bethesda, Md.,* appropriation for expenses, Animal Industry experiment station 673,1259 *Beverages,* penalty for using denatured alcohol for 217 *Beverly, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor 1074 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 795 *Bicycles, D.
C.,* speed regulations for; penalties 621 *Bieber, Sidney,* sale of square 1131 and part of 1117, Washington, D. C., to, directed 787 *Biennial Register,* editing, etc., transferred to Director of the Census 219 *Big Falls, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Pend d’Oreille River at 199 dam, etc., authorized at, Stevens County, Wash 205 *Big Sandy River, Tenn.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Big Sandy River, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Big Sandy River, W.
Va. and Ky.,* appropriation for improvement of; and Tug and Levisa forks 737 for improvement of, by service bridge, Lock No. 1 1083 *Big Stone Gap, Va.,* officers, etc., of court authorized at 547 terms of court al 517 *Big Sunflower River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 preliminary examination of upper, to be made, for locks and dams 1114 *Big Tree Grove, Cal., Mariposa,* added to Yosemite National Park 831 *Bigknife, Nancy,* added to Cherokee final roll 340 *Billings Land District, Mont.,* established; area; office 11 *Bills of Lading, Interstate,* to be issued for property received by carrier; liability for loss, etc 595 *Biloxi, Miss.,* appropriation for public building 697 for improvement of harbor 1088 grant of lands to, for public park and cemetery 149 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1114 *Binding (see* Public Printing and Binding) *Binding of Documents,* for Senators and Representatives, in morocco, etc 1013 *Biological Survey, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 688,1274 for general expenses 688,1274 for preventing transportation of illegally killed game 689,1274 report on utility of work of, to be made 1274 *Birds, D.
C., Game,* prohibition of unauthorized hunting, etc 808 *Birds in Game Preserves,* hunting, etc., or taking their eggs, forbidden; penalty 536 *Birmingham, Ala.,* term of court at 114 *Birmingham, Columbus and Saint Andrews Railroad Company,* may bridge Saint Andrews Bay, Fla 18 *Birmingham, England,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Birmingham, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Tennessee River between Brandons Mill and 56,1253 *Births, D.
C.,* regulations for registration of 1010 *Biscayne Bay, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts, etc 1085 *Biscayne Bay Quarantine Station,* appropriation for launch 701 *Bismarck, N. Dak.,* appropriation for water, Indian school 361 terms of court at 609,610 *Black and Ouachita Rivers,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 Lock and Dam No. 2, Catahoula Shoals; contracts 1090 *Black Death,* appropriation for prevention of epidemic 709,1316 *Black Hills Forest Reserve, S.
Dak.,* agricultural entries within, subject to mining, irrigation, etc., laws 234 special restriction in Lawrence and Pennington counties 234 removed from entries in certain townships in Pennington County 883 prohibition against hunting, etc., birds or eggs not applicable to 536 regulations for sale of timber from 684,1269 *Black Lake, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor, Holland 738 *Black, Lt. Col. William M.,* deficiency appropriation for extra pay, Isthmian Canal service 34 *Black River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 bridge authorized across, at Bennetts Ferry 892 *Black River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of mouth of 1098 for improvement of, at Port Huron 1098 *Black River, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *Black River, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of, at Lorain 736,1094 preliminary examination of Lorain Harbor, to be made 1116 *Black Rock Harbor, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of Lake Erie, entrance to 736 for improvement of, and channel; ship lock, contracts 739,1078,1345 tunnel under, for Buffalo water supply authorized 532 *Black Sands,* deficiency appropriation for investigating useful values in 37 *Black Warrior River, Ala,,* appropriation for improvement of;
Locks and Dams 1, 2, and 3 737,737 for improvement, of; contracts 1087,1345 Locks and Dams Nos. 14,15,16, and 17 1088 *Blackfeet Agency, Mont.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 353,1034 for fulfilling treaty with Indians at 353xviii *Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont.,* survey directed 1035 allotments to be made to Indians on 1035 preference rights to waters 1035 establishment of irrigation system 1035 reservations for schools, missions, etc 1036 appraisal and sale of unallotted lands 1036 withdrawals under irrigation projects 1037 sales of undisposed lands after live years 1037 coal and mineral land locations 1038 timber lands 1038 disposition of proceeds 1038 appropriation for lands granted to Montana 1038 for expenses of surveying, classifying, etc 1038 for town site expenses 1039 liability of Government limited 1039 reservation of town sites; disposal of lots 1039 *Blacksmith, Edward, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Blackwater River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Blackwater River, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Bladensburg Road, D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for widening of 843 appropriation for 844 *Blaine, Wash.,* preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1118 *Blanche, Ala.,* diversion of Little River for power plant at, authorized 818 *Blind, Education of the,* trust fund created from proceeds of matured bonds 460 permanent annual appropriation for interest 460 *Block Island, R. I.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor of refuge 1075 for improvement of harbor, Great Salt Pond 1075 preliminary examination to be made of harbor of refuge 1116 *Block Signal Systems, Railway,* report on necessity for, to be made by Interstate Commerce Commission 838 recommendations to be made 838 powers to take testimony, etc 838 appropriation for investigations of use, etc., of 1312 *Bloomington, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Blue Book,* editing, etc., transferred to Director of the Census 219 *Bluefield, W.
Va.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1295 *Bly, James E.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1387 *Board for Condemning Insanitary Buildings, D. C.,* created; powers and duties 157 *Board of Charities, D. C.,* appropriation for expenses 508,1148 *Board of Education, D. C.,* appointment; terms; no compensation 316 organization; officers; powers, etc 316 *Board of Medical Supervisors, D. C.,* name of board of supervisors in medicine and pharmacy changed to 1005 divested of pharmacy functions 1005 *Board of Ordnance and Fortification, Army,* appropriation for general expenses 465,1062 for civilian member 465,1062 for expenses of members 465,1062 for tests of experimental guns, etc 465,1062 inquiry as to right to invention before making tests, etc 465,1062 *Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners, D.
C.,* composition; duties 177 *Board of Pharmacy, D. C.,* created, to succeed board of pharmaceutical examiners 1005 powers, officers, etc 1005 *Board, of Supervisors of Medicine and Pharmacy, D. C.,* created; composition, duties, etc 178 *Board of Veterinary Examiners, D. C.,* created; powers and duties, etc 870 *Board of Visitors,* appropriation for expenses, Military Academy 526,1068 for expenses, Naval Academy 578,1200 *Boca Ciega Bay, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Boca Grande Quarantine Station,* appropriation for launch 701 for quarters, etc 1307 *Boeuf River, La. and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Boggs, Pay Director Lawrence, G.* deficiency appropriation for credit in accounts 1383 *Bogota, Colombia,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Bogue Chitto, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Bogue Falia, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Boilers, Inspectors of,* abolished for district of Alaska, and ports of Gallipolis, Ohio, and Wheeling, W.
Va 106 provided for Juneau and Saint Michaels, Alaska, and Point Pleasant, W. Va 106 *Boise, Idaho,* appropriation for assay office at 415,961 *Bolivia,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Boma, Kongo Free State,* appropriation for consul-general 293,923 *Bombay, India.* classification and salary of consul 99 *Bonds, Isthmian Canal,* rights and privileges accorded to 5 *Bonds on Contracts, D. C.,* not required if amount not more than $500 546 *Bonita Point, Cal.,* appropriation for rebuilding light keepers’ dwelling 710 *Bonnin, Charles Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Bonnin, Mercy Conger, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Book Typewriters,* appropriation for purchase; to be used in recording deeds D.
C 489 *Boothbay Harbor, Me.,* appropriation for launch, lobster hatchery 721 for lobster hatchery 1329xix *Boots and Shoes,* modification of Philippine custom duties on 26 *Bordeaux, France,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Borderland Coal Company,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, Nolan, W. Va 626 *Boston, Mass.,* appropriation for assistant treasurer’s office 411,958 for public works, navy-yard 564,1186 for improvement of harbor 736,1074 for 35-foot channel; contracts 1074,1344 for marine hospital 1307 acquiring site and erecting appraisers’ stores at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1296 purchase of land on Deer Island in harbor of, for fortifications 457 *Botanic Garden,* appropriation for superintendent, assistants, etc 400,947 for repairs and improvements 400,947 for repairs, rebuilding, etc 759,1365 deficiency appropriation for improving 48 for buildings 48 *Boulder, Colo.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1296 grant of lands to, for water supply; price, etc 1223 *Boundary, Canada and United States,* appropriation for demarcation of, under treaty of 1842 292 *Boundary, Canada-United States,* appropriation for marking 923 *Boundary Commission, Canadian Water,* appropriation for continuing work of 743 to report on action to preserve Niagara Falls 824 *Boundary Commission, Mexican Water,* appropriation for continuing work of 291,920 deficiency appropriation for continuing worker 885 *Boundary Line, Alaska and Canada,* appropriation for surveys, etc., to mark 292,922 *Bounty,* appropriation for volunteers 759,1356 deficiency appropriation for destroying enemy’s vessels 47,666,1402,1405 for seamen’s enlistment 47,666,669,1402,1405 *Bourassa, Margaret, Pottawatomie Allottee,* patent issued to, canceled 364 *Bourbonnais, Anthony, jr., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Bowen, George, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Bowling) Green, Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1296 *Boy, David, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Bradford, England,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Bradford, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Bradley, Glen, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Brady, John,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 653 *Brainerd, Minn.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Brakes, Automatic Railway Train,* appropriation for enforcing laws requiring use of 705,1312 report on necessity for, to be made by Interstate Commerce Commission 838 *Branch Printing Offices,* inquiry and report to be made on abolition of, by Joint Commission 762,1394 *Brandons Mill, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Tennessee River between Birmingham and 56,1253 *Brandy, Grape,* included in definition of wine spirits 216 *Branford, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor 1076 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1112 *Brazil,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 deficiency appropriation for Pan-American Conference at Rio do Janeiro 118 *Brazos River, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of mouth of 737,1091 for improvement of, from Velasco to Old Washington 1092 from Old Washington to Waco; dam at Hidalgo Falls; contracts 1092 *Breech-Loading Guns, Army,* appropriation for converting muzzle-loading to, for saluting 1060 *Bremen, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Bremerton, Wash.
(see* Puget Sound Navy-Yard) *Breslau, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Bridgeport, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts; limitation 736,1076 *Bridges,* change of location, etc., Hudson River at New York on approval of Secretary of War 1119 control of expenses for, across Mississippi River, at Fort Snelling, Minn 1418 general regulations for construction of 84 plans to be approved by Secretary of War 84 deviations not permitted unless approved 85 to be lawful structures and post routes 85 use for mails, troops, telegraphs, etc 85 privileges to telegraph and telephone companies 85 use by railroad companies; compensation 85 navigation to be unobstructed ; changes 85 lights, draws, etc., to be maintained 85 tolls to be prescribed 85 violations of regulations a misdemeanor; penalty 185 proceedings to enforce; litigation 86 commencement and completion 86 “persons” defined 86 right to alter, etc., reserved; nonliability of United States 86xx included with railroads in interstate commerce regulations 584 appropriation for, across Tongue River, Fort Keogh, Mont., by Custer County 88 construction of, authorized across Allegheny River, Armstrong County, Pa 1234 Oakmont to Hulton Ferry, Pa 848 Arkansas River, Pine Bluff, Ark 50 Van Buren, Ark 21 Ashley River, Charleston County, S.
C 877 Bayou Bartholomew, La 1003 Black River, Bennetts Ferry, Ark 892 Calumet River, Hammond, Ind 877 Lake County, Ind 877 Chattahoochee River, between Columbus and Franklin, Ga 324 Eufaula and Franklin 325 Lagrange, Ga 893 Steammill, Ga 931 Clinch River, and branches, Va 191 Coldwater River, Miss 631 Columbia River, between Benton and Franklin counties, Wash 108,866 Douglas and Kittitas counties, Wash 109 Wallawalla and Benton counties, Wash 866 Vancouver, Wash 2 Wenatchee, Wash 6 Coosa River, Talladega, Ala 884 Copper River, Alaska, at Childs Glacier 804 Cumberland River between Celina, Tenn., and Bakertown, Ky 1254 Clarksville, Tenn 134 Lineport, Tenn., and Tennessee Rolling Works, Ky 58,1254 Nashville, Tenn 135 D’Arbonne River, Farmerville, La 1254 Delaware River, Trenton, N.J 64 Escambia River, Fla 1239 Gasconade River, Fredericksburg, Mo 388 Grand Calumet River, Ill 1234 Holston River and branches, Va. and Tenn 191 Kentucky River, Beattyville, Ky 819 Little River, Ark 112 Mississippi River, Clinton, Iowa, enlarge, etc 879 Louisiana, Mo 933 Morrison County, Minn 868 Saint Louis, Mo 461,892 Saint Paul, Minn 66 Missouri River, Broadwater and Gallatin counties, Mont 456 Glasgow, Mo 818 Kansas City, Kans 884 Kansas City, Mo 196 Lewis and Clark County, Mont 457 Saint Charles and Saint Louis counties, Mo 818 Walworth and Dewey counties, S.
Dak 95 Walworth County, S. Dak 193 Mobile Bay, Cedar Point, to Dauphin Island, Ala 10 Monongahela River, Brownsville, Pa 128 Pittsburg, Pa 539,1235 Ohio River, Coraopolis to Osborne, Pa 538 Wheeling, W. Va 466 Ouachita, etc,, rivers, Ark 1 Monroe, La 1254 Pearl River, Columbia, Miss 933 Pend d’Oreille River, Wash 199 Perdido River, Waters Ferry, Ala 79 Potomac River, Shepherdstown, W. Va 878 construction of, Rainy River, Pethers Point, Minn 103 Red River, Shreveport, La 1255 Red River of the North, in North Dakota and Minnesota 820 Oslo, Minn 467 Roanoke River, Weldon, N.
C 197 Sabine River, La. and Tex 7 Saint Andrews Bay, Fla 18 Saint Francis River, Ark 19,20 Cross and Poinsett, counties, Ark 819 Madison, Ark 90 Snake River, Lewiston, Idaho 98 Whitman and Columbia counties, Wash 107 Sunflower River, Lehrton. Miss 539 Tallahatchie River, Jarman Ferry, Miss 211 Tennessee River, between Brandons Mill and Birmingham, Ky 56,1253 Chattanooga, Tenn 388 Tombigbee River, Stones Ferry, Ala 849 Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, Devon, W. Va 883 Nolan, W. Va 626 Sprigg, W.
Va 1234 Warfield, Ky 852 West Virginia, Kentucky, and Virginia 891 Williamson, W. Va 69,1004 Wolf Creek, Ky 1002 Tugaloo River, S. C. and Ga 122 Wabash River, Mount Carmel, Ill 820 Yazoo River, Miss 618 Belzoni, Miss 112 Yellowstone River, Mont 97 construction of trestle, mainland of Controller Bay to Whale Island, Alaska, authorized 803 modification authorized of, across Mississippi, Prairie du Chien, Wis 615 time extended for constructing, Calumet River, Cook County, Ill 51 Cumberland River, Carthage, Tenn 51 Nashville, Tenn 927 Mississippi River, Fort Snelling, Minn 1418 Saint Louis, Mo 883 Missouri River, Kansas City to Sibley, Mo 911 South Omaha, Nebr 817 Yankton, S.
Dak 9,10,897,1058 Monongahela River, Brownsville, Pa 1236 Charleroi to Rostraver, Pa 884 Webster, Pa 17,876 Potomac River, Washington, D. C., highway 821 Red River, Shreveport, La 9 *Bridges, D. C.,* appropriation for construction and repair 492,1130 for highway, maintenance 492,1130 for Connecticut avenue, across Rock Creek 492 for Sixteenth street, over Piney Branch 492 for reconstructing K street, over Rock Creek 492 for Anacoslia, reconstructing; approaches 492 maintenance; time extended for completion 1130 for paying approaches to Connecticut avenue 1128 for Aqueduct, repairs, etc 1130 for constructing, over railroad tracks, Monroe street, Brookland; payment by company 1130 time extended for completion of highway 821 for completion of approaches 1419xxi *Bridgeton, N.
J.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1296 *Bristol, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 *British North American Provinces,* consular invoice-fee provision of Revised Statutes repealed 101 *Broad Creek River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Broad River, S. C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Broadkill River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Broadwater Club,* conveyance of former light station Hog Island, Va., to, authorized; condition 997 *Broadwater County, Mont.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River, Gallatin and 456 *Bronx River, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 *Broocks, Hon. M. L.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Brooke, Lieut, Mark,* deficiency appropriation for extra pay, Isthmian Canal service 34 *Brookland Baptist Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Brooklyn Ferry Company,* appropriation for damages to ferryboat 1282 *Brooklyn, N. Y.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 pneumatic-tube mail service for 472,1211 *“Brooklyn,” U.
S. S.,* appropriation for new battery for 1180 *Brotherton, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of 1101 *Brown, A. J.,* payment by, as administrator de bonis non, on account of loyal Seminoles, confirmed 140 *Brown, Amanda, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Brown, Joseph, jr., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Brown, William, and Levi B. Gritts,* may bring suit in Court of Claims for Cherokees to determine validity of laws restricting alienation, etc 1028 *Brown, William B.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for services 43 *Brown, William C., and Others,* may bridge Wabash River, Mount Carmel, Ill 820 *Browning, Mont.,* grant of lands, Blackfeet Reservation, to mission of Methodist, Episcopal Church near 1036 *Browns Creek, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 *Brownsville, Pa.,* bridge authorized across Monongahela River at 128 *Bruno, John B., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Brunot, Josephine, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *Brunswick, Ga.,* appropriation for light vessel 711,1317 for improvement of; contracts 1085 report of discrimination of wharf privileges 1085 granted entry immediate transportation privileges 880 limit of cost increased, light vessel at outer bar 323 *Brunswick, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Brussels, Belgium,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Bubonic Plague,* appropriation for prevention of epidemic 709,1316 *Budapest, Hungary,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Buffalo Bayou, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 738,1092 *Buffalo Chip, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Buffalo Gap, S.
Dak.,* conveyance to Lyman Ballou of lands in 891 *Buffalo, Michel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Buffalo, N. Y.,* appropriation for public building, marine hospital 697 for improvement of harbor, repairing breakwaters 1077 for completing breakwaters, dredging, etc 1077 granted entry immediate transportation privileges 168 light-keeper’s dwelling on Horseshoe Reef 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 tunnel for water supply out into Lake Erie authorized 532 *Buffalo, Wyo.,* sale of lands to, for park, etc., authorized 930 *Buffalos,* tract in Stanley County, S.
Dak., may be leased as pasture for 61 *Buhinhda, Thomas, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Building Lines, D. C.,* establishing, on streets less than 90 feet wide 384 petitions; authority of Commissioners 384 condemnation proceedings; assessment 384 present projections; control of street parkings 385 appropriation available 385 prior act repealed 385 concurrence of all commissioners necessary for extensions beyond, hereafter 385 approval of Secretary of War if land adjoins public reservation 385 *Buildings, D.
C.,* electric plants in executive or municipal, prohibited; exception 1371 fire escapes, etc., required on tenements, etc., three or more stories high 70 fire-escape regulations modified; owner’s responsibility 1247 fireproof office buildings 1247 inspector of, to serve on board for condemning insanitary buildings 157xxii *Buildings, D. C., Condemnation of Insanitary,* appropriation for expenses condemning, etc 496,1132 board for, created: powers and duties 157 *Buildings, D.
C., Unsafe, etc.,* appropriation for survey, removing, etc 489,1126 *Bujac, Etienne DeP.,* deficiency appropriation for 1374 *Bulgaria,* appropriation for diplomatic agent in 287,917 for secretary of diplomatic agency 287,917 *Bull, Thomas, Sarah, and Lillie, Yankton Sioux Allottees,* patents issued to, may be canceled 373 *Bullion and Coin,* appropriation for freight on 409,955 deficiency appropriation for freight on 31,639,1376 *Bullis, Spencer S.,* payment to, for dredging channel, etc., Ship Island Harbor to Gulfport, Miss 833 annulment of contract with, for channel, Mississippi Sound 1088 *Buoyage,* appropriation for expenses 712,1320 deficiency appropriation for expenses 48,1405 *Bureau for Publication of Customs Tariffs (see* International Bureau for Publication of Customs Tariffs) *Bureau for Repression of Slave Trade (see* International Bureau for Repression of African Slave Trade) *Bureau, International Sanitary (see* International Sanitary Bureau) *Bureau, International Permanent Court of Arbitration (see* International Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration) *Bureau of American Republics, International,* appropriation for expenses 291,921 for site and contribution for building 758 for printing and binding 761,1368 deficiency appropriation for printing and binding 1398 invited lo make an exhibit at Jamestown Exposition 764 *Bureau of Animal Industry (see* Animal Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture) *Bureau of Biological Survey (see* Biological Survey Bureau) *Bureau of Chemistry (see* Chemistry Bureau, Department of Agriculture) *Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 426,972 draftsmen, etc., may he paid from “Increase of the Navy” 426,972 for construction, etc., vessels 573,1195 limit wooden ships 573,1195 other ships; annual report of proposed repairs 1195 restoring “Constitution” 573 balance, 1904, reappropriated 573 for construction plants 573,1195 for civil establishment 574,1196 for construction of new vessels 583,1204 deficiency appropriation for construction and repair 47,648,652,666,1386,1402,1405 *Bureau, of Corporations (see* Corporations Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Education (see* Education, Bureau of) *Bureau of Engraving and Printing (see* Engraving and Printing Bureau) *Bureau of Entomology (see* Entomology Bureau, Department, of Agriculture) *Bureau of Equipment, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 423,969 draftsmen, etc., may be paid from “Increase of the Navy” 426,972 for equipment of vessels 559,1181 for wireless telegraph stations on Pacific coast 560 for coal and transportation 560,1182 for contingent 560,1182 for ocean and lake surveys 560,1182 for civil establishment 560,1182 for public works under 568,1191 for equipment of new vessels 1204 deficiency appropriation for coal and transportation 35,648,666,1385 for contingent 35,648,651,666,1385,1402 for equipment of vessels 648,651,1385,1402 for ocean and lake surveys 651,1385 for equipment of new vessels 885 *Bureau of Forestry (see* Forest Service, Department of Agriculture) *Bureau of Immigration, Department of Commerce, and Labor (see* Immigration and Naturalization Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Insular Affairs (see* Insular Affairs Bureau, War Department) *Bureau of Labor (see* Labor Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Manufactures (see* Manufactures Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 426,972 for public works under 568,1191 for surgeons’ necessaries and civil establishment 569,1191 for hospitals 569,1191 for contingent 569,1191 for transporting remains 570,1192 for repairs 570,1192 for hospital for laborers, Guantanamo 1192 deficiency appropriation for contingent 36,648,652,1386,1402 for surgeons’ necessaries 648,652,1386 *Bureau of Navigation, Department of Commerce and Labor (see* Navigation Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Navigation, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 423,969 for transportation 555,1177 allowance to enlisted men on discharge 555 for recruiting 555,1177 evidence of age required 555,1177 for contingent 555,1177 for gunnery exercises 556,1178 for outfits, enlisted men and apprentices 556,1178 for maintenance of colliers 556 for maintenance of naval auxiliaries 1178 for training station, California 556,1178 Rhode Island 556,1178 Great Lakes 556,1178 for War College 557,1179 for Naval Home 557,1179 for public works under 567,1189 deficiency appropriation for transportation 46,1385,1386,1402 for transportation, recruiting, and contingent 46,647,650,1385,1402xxiii deficiency appropriation for outfits on first enlistment 46,647,666,1385 for outfits, naval apprentices 46,647,1402 for colliers 46,647,666,1385 for outfits, for landsmen 647 for War College 650,1385 for contingent 1385 for gunnery exercises 1385,1402 *Bureau of Ordnance, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 426,972 draftsmen, etc., may be paid from “Increase of the Navy” 426,972 for ordnance and ordnance stores; restriction 557,1179 for modernizing batteries, “Massachusetts” and “Oregon” 558 for new guns and armor, “New York” 558 for ammunition, etc., for new ships 1180 for smokeless powder 558,1180 for machine tools at yards and stations 558,1180 for naval gun factory 558,1180 for modernizing battery of “Iowa” 1180 for modernizing batteries of “Monterey” and “Monadnock” 1180 for new turret sights for monitors 1180 for new battery “Brooklyn” 1180 for modifying, etc., forty-caliber mounts 1180 for fire-control instruments for battle ships, etc 1180 for mines and appliances 1180 for torpedoes; converting destroyers, etc 1180 for reserve powder and shell 558,1180 for reserve guns for ships 558,1180 for reserve torpedoes, etc.; equipment of torpedo factory 1180 for torpedo station 558,1180 for naval militia 558,1181 for repairs 558,1181 for miscellaneous 558,1181 for civil establishment 558,1181 for public works, magazines 567,1181 for armor and armament of new vessels 583,1204 deficiency appropriation for contingent 47,647,651,666,1385,1387,1402,1405 for ordnance and ordnance stores 647,650,1385,1387,1402 for torpedo station 647,1385 *Bureau of Plant Industry (see* Plant Industry Bureau, Department of Agriculture) *Bureau of Soils (see* Soils Bureau, Department of Agriculture) *Bureau of Standards (see* Standards Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Statistics, Department of Agriculture (see* Statistics Bureau, Department of Agriculture) *Bureau of Statistics, Department of Commerce and Labor (see* Statistics Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor) *Bureau of Steam Engineering, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 426,971 draftsmen, etc., may be paid from “Increase of the Navy” 426,972 for strain machinery 575,1197 for materials, etc., yards and stations 575,1197 for incidental expenses 575,1197 for machinery plants 575,1197 for experimental station, Naval Academy 575,1197 for civil establishment 576,1198 appropriation for steam machinery, new vessels 583,1204 for earthquake service, Mare Island, Cal 168 deficiency appropriation for steam machinery 47,649,652,1386,1402 *Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 426,972 for provisions 570,1192 navy rations modified 570 issues of rations; balances reappropriated 1193 for contingent; reappropriation 571,1193 small purchases in open market 1193 for freight 571,1193 for civil establishment 571,1193 deficiency appropriation for freight 36 for provisions 47,648,666,1386,1402,1495 for contingent 47,648,652,1386,1402 for James E.
Bly 1387 *Bureau of Weights and Measures, International (see* International Bureau of Weights and Measures) *Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy,* appropriation for clerks, etc 427,972 draftsmen, etc., may be paid from “Public Works” 427,972 for maintenance 561,1183 for contingent 561,1183 for civil establishment 561,1183 for public works 564,1186 for preparing plans and specifications, etc 566,1188 for repairs and preservation 566,1189 deficiency appropriation for maintenance 648,651,1385 for repairs and preservation 649,1386 for naval prison, Portsmouth, N.
H 652 for Pensacola, storm damages 1387 chief to be selected from civil engineers 564 *Bureaus, Printing for,* cost of composition, illustrations, etc., of documents to be charged to office preparing 825 printing, binding, etc., charged in proportion to delivery 825 *Burlington, Vt.,* appropriation for public building 697 for improvement of harbor 1345 deficiency appropriation for public building, furniture 1374 limit of cost increased, public building 774 appropriation for 789 *Burnwell Coal and Coke Company,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River near Sprigg, W.
Va 1234 *Burris, Samuel Sydney,* added to Choctaw final roll 340 *Burslem, England,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Burwell, Capt. W. T., Navy,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1392 *Busby, L. W.,* deficiency appropriation for services 662,1397 *Bush Creek, Va.,* deficiency appropriation for dredging, for lifesaving exhibit, Jamestown Exposition 887 *Bushman, Margaret,* appropriation for payment 349 *Butchers, Retail,* excepted from general provisions of meat-inspection law 679,1265xxiv *Butler and Vale,* Court of Claims to determine suit of, for services as attorneys, Colville Reservation cession 378 *Butlin, George R.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1391 *Butte County, S.
Dak.,* grant for cemetery to Scandinavian, etc., congregation 122 *Butte, Mont.,* acquiring land for and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790 *Button, Frank, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Button, Sylvester, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Buzzards Bay, Mass.,* deficiency appropriation for light-vessel, to replace Hen and Chickens 659,1317 light-vessel established, entrance to 322 **C.** *Cabana, Reuben, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Cabinet, President’s,* compensation of members of, established 993 *Cable Cars, Postal Service,* appropriation for mail service by 474,1213 *Cache River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 *Caddo Lake, Tex.,* preliminary examination of, to be made; dam 1117 *Cadets, Revenue-Cutter Service,* appointment and service of 452 *Cahney, Reuben H., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Cairo and Tennessee Railroad Company,* may bridge Cumberland River between Celina, Tenn., and Bakertown, Ky 1254 Lineport, Tenn., and Tennessee Rolling Works, Ky 58,1254 former act repealed 1254 may bridge Tennessee River between Brandons Mill and Birmingham, Ky 56,1253 former act repealed 1253 *Cairo, Egypt,* appropriation for agent and consul-general at 287,917 for clerk hire 294,924 *Calais, France,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Calais, Me.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1296 *Calcasieu River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of mouth and passes 1089 *Calcutta, India,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Calgary, Canada,* appropriation for consul 293,923 *Calhoun Falls,* dam, etc., authorized across Savannah River at 1240 *California,* appropriation for Indian service in 333,1022 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 333,1022 appropriation for agricultural lands for Indians; irrigation: surveys, etc 333 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 434,980 for naval training station 556,1178 for naval training station, buildings 1189 for postal emergencies, earthquake 168 deficiency appropriation for reproducing plats, surveyor-general’s office, destroyed by earthquake 653 for incidentals, Indian service in 655 cooperation with, for relief of earthquake sufferers 827 counties in forest reserves excepted from rights to entry of lands 233 five-percent of cash sales of public lands in, granted for common schools 518 lands to be set apart, etc., to Mission Indians 1022 permits for power plants, etc., in San Bernardino, Sierra, and San Gabriel forest reserves 163 prosecutions for illegally fishing in Alaska may be in district courts 264 violations of Alaska salmon fisheries act may be in 481 recession of Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Big Tree Grove from, accepted 831 right of way to Los Angeles, through certain public lands and forest reserves 801 sales of timber on forest reserves 684 time extended for making final proofs, etc., for lands in San Diego County 1052 *California and Oregon Land Company,* exchange of lands owned by, in Klamath Reservation 368 *California Débris Commission,* appropriation for expenses 745,1351 deficiency appropriation for expenses, earthquake losses 644 may authorize hydraulic mining without reservoirs, etc., if navigation not impaired 1001 no tax on gross proceeds, if license is granted 1002 *California Earthquake (see* San Francisco, Cal., Earthquake) *California Northern Judicial District,* additional district judge authorized 1253 terms of court, Eureka 631 *California Southern Judicial District,* salary of district at torney 754 marshal 753 *California Street, D.
C.,* part of T street changed to 50 *California Transportation Company,* appropriation for reimbursing 1292 *Callao, Peru,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 924 *Callister, Gertrude E., Indian Allottee,* alienation restriction removed, heirs of 365 *Caloosahatchie River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Calumet, Ill.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1102 *Calumet River, Ill. and Ind.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 738,1102,1345 bridge authorized across, at Hammond, Ind 877 Lake County, Ind 877 preliminary examination of, to be made 1113xxv time extended for bridging, in Cook County, Ill 51 *Calumet, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 *Calvo, José Martín,* may be admitted for instruction at Military Academy 834 *Camas, Mont.,* reservation of Indian lands around hot springs near settlement of 355 *Cambridge, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1081 *Camden, Me.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1113 *Cameron, John J.,* deficiency appropriation for 662,1398 *Camp Douglas, Wis.,* appropriation for land, target range; conditions 742 *Campbell Lumber Company,* may bridge Saint Francis River, Clay County, Ark 19,20 *Campbell, Reuben A.,* may be appointed assistant surgeon, Navy; examination 632 *Campbell, Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Campbell, William H., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Campbellton, New Brunswick,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Canacao, Philippine Islands,* appropriation for naval medical supply depot 569,1191 *Canada,* appropriation for demarcation of boundary under treaty of 1842 292 for surveys to mark boundary between Alaska and 292,922 for marking boundary between United States and 923 admission of power generated from Niagara River in 626 consular invoice fee provision of Revised Statutes, repealed 101 residents of, not liable for immigration tax 898 special rules for entry of aliens from 908 *Canada Blue Grass,* tests, etc., of seeds 681,1267 *Canadian Boundary Waters Commission,* appropriation for continuing work of 743 to report on action to preserve Niagara Falls 824 *Canadian Commission,* appropriation for preparing reports, etc., of 292 *Canadian Pacific Railway Company,* deficiency appropriation for maintenance of detained Chinese 1393 *Canal Boats, Steam,* subject to steamboat inspection requirements 68,194 *Canal, Lake Eric and Ohio River Ship,* authority granted for construction of 809 *Canal, Panama (see* Isthmian Canal) *Canal, Ship,* from Lake Washington to Puget Sound, Wash., authorized 231 *Canal Zone (sec also* Isthmian Canal), appropriation for relief and protection of shipwrecked seaman 295,925 acknowledgment of deeds, etc., affecting lands in District of Columbia or Territories 552 aliens from, subject to same conditions on entering United States, as other aliens 908 lock canal to be constructed 611 *Canal Zone, Government of,* appropriation for officers and employees 762,1369 for labor 762,1369 for materials, supplies, labor, etc 762,1369 for officers, etc., sanitation department 762,1369 for labor, sanitation department 762,1369 for materials, etc., sanitation department 762,1369 ten per cent interchangeable 1370 reports of, to be made annually 5 revenues of, distributed; statement to be made to Congress 1370 *Canals, etc.,* construction authorized, at Lock and Dam No. 1, White River, Ark 536 *Canandaigua, N.
Y.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1296 *Canarsie Bay, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Canceling Machines, Postal Service,* appropriation for rental or purchase, etc 471,1210 *Candy Adulterations (see* Pure Food Act) *Cane River, Natchitoches Parish, La.,* repeal of law declaring, not a navigable water 618 *Caney Fork River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 *Canning Establishments, Meat,* sanitary inspection of, etc 676,1262 *Cannon, Mountain, etc.,* appropriation for purchase, manufacture, etc 463,1059 *Canon City, Colo.,* granted lands containing Royal Gorge for a park 238 *Canton, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 session of United States court in 814 *Canton, S.
Dak.,* appropriation for asylum for insane Indians 371,1048 for laundry 1048 deficiency appropriation for asylum for insane Indians 39 for care of insane persons in Indian Territory at 39 insane Indians, Indian Territory, to be cared for at asylum 346,1029 *Cape Arago, Oreg.,* light station established at 996 appropriation for 1319 *Cape Charles City, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1082 *Cape Cod Pilgrims’ Memorial Association,* appropriation for aid in erecting monument to first landing of Pilgrims 225 *Cape Fear River.
N. C.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of, above Wilmington 1083 at and below Wilmington; contracts; use of balance 737,1083,1345 reexamination of, above Wilmington 1084xxvi *Cape Girardeau, Mo.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1296 *Cape Gracias, Nicaragua,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Cape Haitien, Haiti,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Cape May, N. J.,* appropriation for improving Cold Spring Inlet; contracts, etc 1079 *Cape Mendocino, Cal.,* light-keeper’s dwelling authorized 323 appropriation for rebuilding 710 *Cape Porpoise, Me.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1073 *Cape Spartel Light, Morocco,* appropriation for contribution to 289,919 *Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 for foreign hospital 295,925 *Capital City Improvement Company,* may dam Missouri River, Mont 111 *Capital Representative,* to be appointed a trustee Foundation for Promotion of Industrial Peace 1242 *Capitol,* appropriation for repairs, etc 722,1330 for reroofing terrace 723 for revolving doors at entrances 723 for heating, lighting, and power plant 1331 for metal cases, Supreme Court 1331 for ventilating fan, etc., Senate Chamber 1331 for cleaning works of art 723,1331 for improving grounds 723,1331 for lighting buildings and grounds 723,1331 for repairs, stable, etc 723,1331 for trees, etc,, grounds of 734,1342 deficiency appropriation for repairs, etc 36,1402 for heating, lighting, and power plant; limit of cost, increased 36 for Senate office building, subway 37 for W.
H. Green 653 for John Brady 653 for Senate kitchen 653 for W. B. Moses & Sons 1388 for R. Lowen, C. Morgan, and E. Bailey, for injuries 1388 for painting Dome, revolving doors, etc 1388 Barry monument not to be located in grounds of 224 John Pau] Jones monument not to be located in grounds of 224 *Capitol Building and Grounds,* appropriation for Superintendent, clerks etc 433,979 for laborers, etc 433,979 *Capitol Buildings and Grounds, Superintendent of,* appropriation for, engineer, clerks, etc 433,979 for engineers, etc., House of Representatives 393,938 for engineers, etc,, Senate 391,937 duties in supervising, etc., office building for House of Representatives 1365 estimates to be submitted 1366 *Capitol Police,* appropriation for captain, lieutenants, etc 392,938 for contingent expenses 392,938 deficiency appropriation for extra month’s pay 660,1394 to be paid December, 1905, salaries, December 20 821 December, 1906, salaries, December 20 1418 *Car Companies,* confinement of animals in interstate transit by, limited 607 time for rest, feeding, and watering required 607 *Car Supply, Railroad,* investigation ordered of systems of, coal or oil traffic 823 *Carabelle, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of bar and harbor 1086 *Carbon County, Wyo.,* land grants to State for institutions, may be exchanged 92 *Carbondale, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Cardiff, Wales,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Carey, Sallie, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Carlisle, Pa.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1296 appropriation for Indian school 369,1046 deficiency appropriation for Indian school; transportation 655 for returning pupils to Alaska 655 *Carlsbad, Austria,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching,* incorporated; objects, trustees, powers, etc 59 *Carnegie Library, D.
C.,* appropriation for 487,1124 *Carquinez Strait, Cal,,* light station established at 996 appropriation for 1319 *Carrier Interstate (see also* Common Carrier), definition of term 587 *Carriers,* forbidden to transport meats and meat products not inspected and passed 676 *Carroll, James,* may be appointed surgeon with rank of major 1057 *Carroll, Thomas B.,* deficiency appropriation for services 43 *Carrollton, Mo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Carson, Nev.,* appropriation for Indian school 358,1040 for mint at 413,960 *Cartagena, Colombia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Carters Creek, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Carthage, Mo.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1296 *Carthage, Tenn.,* time extended for bridging Cumberland River by 51 *Casa Grande Ruin, Ariz.,* appropriation for custodian of 726,1334 for protecting, etc 729,1310 authority, etc., of United States over, continued 281xxvii *Cass County, Minn.,* dam authorized across Crow Wing River between Morrison County and 296 *Castellamare di Stabia, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Castleman, Kenneth G.,* may be appointed lieutenant in the Navy 634 to be carried as additional number; allowance for former service 634 *Castor, G.
A., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for widow 661 *Cat River, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Catalogue of Scientific Literature, International,* appropriation for preparation of 704,1310 *Catania, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Catlettsburg, Ky.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 795 *Cattle (see also* Animal Industry Bureau), appropriation for inspection of 673,1259 confinement of, in interstate transit without unloading, etc., forbidden 607 provisions for inspection, etc., of, carcasses, and products, in interstate and foreign commerce 674,1260 *Cattle Fever, Southern,* appropriation for eradicating ticks communicating 696,1281 *Cattle, Report on Diseases of,* regulations as to extra copies of documents not applicable to 1013 *Cavalry and Field Artillery School of Application, Fort Riley, Kans.,* appropriation for instruction expenses 240,1158 *Cavite, Philippine Islands,* appropriation for public works, naval station 1188 *Cayuse, etc., Indians, Oreg.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 367,1045 *Cedar Bayou, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 1091 *Cedar Point, Ala.,* bridge authorized across Mobile Bay, between Dauphin Island and 10 *Cedar Rapids, Iowa,* appropriation for public building, rent 697,1296 acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1296 sale of former public building and part of site authorized 1237 terms of court 912 *Ceiba, Honduras,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Celina, Tenn.,* bridge authorized across Cumberland River, between Bakertown, Ky., and 1254 *Cement, etc.,* appropriation for investigating structural materials of 728,1335 *Cemeteries,* sales of public lands for, authorized; limit, etc 1052 *Census, Director of,* appropriation for, statisticians, etc 443,988 to edit, etc., Official Register 219 *Census, First,* names of heads of families in, to Ire published; sales 722 *Census Office, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Director, statisticians, clerks, etc 443,988 for special agents, etc 443,989 for transcripts from registration records, etc 443,989 for rent 444,989 for contingent expenses 444,989 for books, etc 444,989 for tabulating returns 444,989 for printing and binding 760,1368 data of births in District of Columbia required for 1010 investigation of condition of woman and child workers by 866 Official Register to lie prepared by 219 Special Reports to be made decennially, subjects modified 218 every five years, of street railways, elestric, telephone, and telegraph business 219 schedules; designation, etc 219 special agents authorized; pay 219 to publish names of heads of families in First Census 722 *Center Eckington, D.
C.,* vacation of Sixth, north of V street 521 alley in block 21, vacated 521 *Central Canal and Irrigation Company,* may divert Sacramento, River, Cal., for irrigation 185 *Central Colorado Power Company,* granted right of way over public lands in Colorado, for irrigation and electric plants 1227 *Central Denaturing Bonded Warehouses,* establishment authorized 1250 transfer of alcohol to, for denaturing 1250 *Centralia, Ill.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Cereals,* appropriation for chemical, etc., study of 686,1272 *Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis, D.
C., Epidemic,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Certificates of Inspection, Steam Vessels,* issue of temporary, for use until regular document received 230 *Certified Checks,* may be accepted as guaranty on bids and contracts for naval supplies; amount 841 *Chadron, Nebr.,* terms of court at 998 *Chamberlain Land District, S. Dak.,* certain homestead final proofs in Stanley County accepted 121 *Chamberlain, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian school 370,1046 *Chambersburg, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Chandler, Okla.,* grant of school section by Oklahoma legislature to, authorized 1414 *Chaplain,* appropriation for, House of Representatives 393,938 for Senate 389,935 deficiency appropriation for, House of Representatives 662xxviii *Chaplains, Army,* additional for artillery; rank, pay, etc 864 for Engineer Corps 256 *Chaplains, Navy,* pay and emoluments of, above grade of lieutenant-commander 554 in grade of lieutenant to receive sea pay when on shore duty 554 rank, pay, etc., of appointments; promotions 554 present number not increased, nor pay reduced, of present officers 555 *Chapman, Bushman, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Chargés d’ Affaires ad Interim,* appropriation for salaries 287,917 deficiency appropriation for salaries 634,1372,1405 *Charities and Corrections, D.
C.,* appropriation for Board of Charities 508,1148 for Washington Asylum 508,1149 for Home for Aged and Infirm 509,1150 for transporting prisoners 510,1150 for medical charities 510,1151 for child-caring institutions 511,1152 for temporary homes 512,1153 for indigent insane 512,1153 for relief of the poor 512,1153 for transporting paupers 513,1133 *Charleroi, Pa.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1296 *Charleston and Saint Andrews Railway Company,* may bridge Ashley River, Charleston County, S.
C 877 *Charleston County, S. C.,* bridge authorized across Ashley River in 877 *Charleston Light and Water Company,* may dam Goose Creek, S. C 265 *Charleston, S. C.,* appropriation for public works, navy-yard; dry dock 565,1187 for improvement of waterway between McClellanville and 1084 for improvement of harbor 1084 for construction of immigrant station 1415 terms of court at 1002 *Charlevoix, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Charlotte, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1086 *Charlotte, N.
C.,* appropriation for assay office at 415,962 *Charlotte, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1078 *Charlottesville, Va.,* terms of court, at 547 *Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Charters and Constitutions,* appropriation for purchase of manuscript of new edition of 759 printing ordered; distribution 759 *Chattahoochee River, Ga. and Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 bridge authorized across, between Columbus and Franklin, Ga 324 Lagrange, Ga 893 Steammill, Ga 931 bridges authorized across, between Eufaula, Ala., and Columbus, Ga 325 *Chattanooga Northern Railway Company,* may bridge Tennessee River, Chattanooga, Tenn 388 *Chattanooga, Tenn.,* bridge authorized across Tennessee River at 388 enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1296 terms of court 298,882 *Cheat River, W.
Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1118 *Cheboygan, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Checks, Lost, etc.,* issue of duplicates for; restriction removed 84,301 not exceeding $50, after 30 days 84,301 *Cheesequake Creek, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *Chefoo, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Chefuncte River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Chehalis Indians, Wash.,* claims of, to be investigated 369 *Chehalis River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1108 *Chelsea, Mass.,* naval magazine to be discontinued; sale of grounds 568 proceeds for modernizing hospital, etc 568 *Chemicals, D.
C.,* regulations of sale of poisonous, etc 175 *Chemistry Bureau, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 685,1271 for general expenses 685,1271 for investigating food, etc., adulterations 685,1271 for investigating preservatives, etc 686,1271 for inspecting food products for export 686,1272 for dairy products investigations 686,1272 for study of cereals 686,1272 for study of sugar and starch producing plants 686,1272 for investigating adulteration, false labelling, etc,, of foods, drugs, etc., imported 686 seizure of unwholesome, etc., imports 686 for executing pure-food law 1272 report of payments to State officials, etc 1272 examinations under pure-food act by 769 certificate of violations 769 *Chemnitz, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Cherokee Advocate,* publication continued for one year 345 *Cherokee Claims, Consolidated,* deficiency appropriation for paying Court of Claims judgments in 664 *Cherokee, Indians (sec also* Five Civilized Tribes), appropriation for expenses leasing lands of 338,1025 for establishing highways 339 for tribal schools 340,1026 deficiency appropriation for expenses leasing lands of 39 for Edgar Smith, services as attorney 656 added lo final roll;
Nancy Bigknife, Alice Owen and children 340xxix determination of amounts to attorneys in claims of intermarried whites 340 intermarried whites may sell improvements on lands to citizen allottees 1220 payment to, failing to receive full allotment 137 pending suits of intermarried whiles 138 persons included on foil of freedmen 138 suit by William Brown and Levi B. Gritts for, may be brought in Court of Claims to determine alienation restrictions, etc 1028 *Cherokee, N. C.,* appropriation for Indian school 359,1041 *Cherokee, Shoals, S.
C. and Ga.,* dam authorized across Savannah River at 1255 *Cherokees, Eastern,* deficiency appropriation for councilors, etc 1388 *Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,* commission to examine and report on feasibility of, as ship canal 835 appropriation for expenses 835 *Chesapeake Bay,* commission to report on waterway from Delaware Bay to 835 *Chester River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Chester, S. C.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 793,1296 *Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 362,1043 *Cheyenne Indians, Arapaho and Northern,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 354,1035 *Cheyenne River Agency, S.
Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 369,1016 *Cheyenne, Wyo.,* appropriation for public Building 697 *Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company,* may reconstruct bridge across Mississippi River, Clinton, Iowa 879 *Chicago, Ill.,* appropriation for warehouse, Indian supplies 329,1018 for assistant treasurer’s office 411,958 for underground mail transportation 475,1214 for enforcing anchorage regulations 702,1309 for preserving Confederate Mound, Oakwood Cemetery 741,1347 for improvement of harbor 1102 for public building, post-office and courthouse 1296 deficiency appropriation for post-office and court-house, improvements, etc 31 for post-office, etc., building, advertising 638 interior decoration authorized 697 appraiser’s salary increased 763 *Chicago, Kansas City and Texas Railway Company,* time extended for bridging Missouri River between Kansas City and Sibley, Mo. by 911 *Chicago, Lake Shore, and South Bend, Railway Company,* may bridge Calumet River in Lake County, Ind 877 *Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway Company,* allottees on right of way, Standing Rock Reservation, may sell land to; conditions 1047 may bridge Columbia River between Douglas and Kittitas counties.
Wash 109 between Franklin and Benton counties, Wash 108 Missouri River, S. Dak 95 Broadwater and Franklin counties 456 Lewis and Clarke County, Mont 457 Snake River, Lewiston, Idaho 98 between Whitman and Columbia counties, Wash 107 Yellowstone River, Mont 97 granted right of way through Fort Keogh Military Reservation, Mont 187 *Chicago River, Ill.,* appropriation for improvement of 1102 *Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company,* not liable for mortgage bonds of Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company 149 *Chicago Terminal Transfer Company,* may bridge Grand Calumet River, Ill 1234 *Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Park,* appropriation for establishing 744,1349 for bridges 744,1349 *Chickasahay River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 *Chickasaw Indians (sec also* Five Civilized Tribes), appropriation for tribal schools 340,1026 for investigating deposits in segregated coal lands 346 allotments to freedmen considered homesteads 138 town lots reserved for operating, etc., coal and asphalt leases, to be sold; proceeds 141 patents to issue for allotments donated by, to Morrow Indian Orphans’ Home 142 may convey fractional allotment rights to Murrow Home 142 additional lands conveyed to Murrow Home 142 freedmen to have preference of unallotted lands; limit 143 nonagricultural, etc., lands in large tracts may be sold 143 highways on section lines of lands of 145 added to final roll:
Rebecca Pitts, Maggie Wade 340 payment, to State National Bank, Denison, Tex., legislative expenses 345 tribal courts abolished; causes transferred 1027 unallotted lands reserved for churches of freedmen 338 for cemeteries 338 *Chickasha, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *Chicken Pox, D. C.,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Chico, Cal.,* appropriation for plant introduction garden at 683 *Chicott Pass, La.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 *Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,* appropriation for 446,991 made a trustee, Foundation for Promotion of Industrial Peace 1242 *Chief of Engineers, Army,* approval of, and Secretary of War, required for plans, etc,, of dams 386xxx *Chief of Staff, Army,* appropriation for expenses, military information division 240,1158 for service schools 240,1158 details of civilians to or from War Department forbidden 418 *Chihuahua.
Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Child Labor,* investigation directed of industrial, etc., conditions of 866 appropriation for 1330 *Child Labor Committee, D. C. National,* incorporated; objects, etc 914 *Children,* citizenship of, born abroad 1229 *Children, D. C.,* jurisdiction of juveniles court over neglected, etc 74 parents and guardians neglecting, etc 74 punishment for desertion, etc., by parent of minor 86 *Children’s Guardians, D.
Board of,* appropriation for administrative expenses 511,1152 for salaries 511,1152 for feeble-minded children 511,1152 for board, etc., of children 511,1152 payments to sectarian institutions; burials 511,1152 for building industrial home school for colored children 511 deficiency appropriation for feeble-minded children 642,1379 for care of children 1379 powers of juvenile court in commitments to 74 *Children’s Hospital, D. C.,* appropriation for care of indigent patients 510,1151 *Childs Glacier, Alaska,* bridge authorized across Copper River at 804 *Childs, Harold D.,* may be appointed ensign and retired 1417 *Chile,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Chilocco, Okla.,* appropriation for Indian school 362,1043 for water system 1043 deficiency appropriation for Indian school 655 lease of portion of reservation authorized 362 *Chilsom, Daniel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *China,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for Chinese secretary 288,918 for assistant Chinese secretary 288,918 for student-interpreters; tuition 288,918 for expenses, United States court for 922,1357 for interpreters at consulates in 294,924 for marshals, consular courts 294,925 for expenses of prisoners 295,925 for marking places where American soldiers fell in 1175 deficiency appropriation for legation buildings Pekin 27 for rent, legation buildings 48 for United States court for 669 plan for consular buildings in, to be prepared 292 *China, United Stales Court for,* appropriation for salaries 922 for expenses judge and district attorney 922 for deputy marshals and clerks 922 for expenses 1357 deficiency appropriation for salaries, etc 669 established; jurisdiction 811 regular sessions; special hearings at consulates 814 seal, process, etc 814 juristfiction of consuls in minor cases; appeals 814 appeals from consular courts in Korea 814 supervision over estates of deceased citizens 815 duties of consuls 815 appeals from, to circuit court of appeals, ninth district 815 to Supreme Court; procedure 815 general jurisdiction; procedure 815 officers; salaries 816 tenure of office 816 bond of marshal and clerk; deputies 816 marshals of consular courts in China abolished 816 tariff of fees 816 *Chinese Customs Service,* appropriation for reimbursing for gas buoy, Yangtze River 1293 *Chinese Exclusion Act,* appropriation for enforcing 722,1329 deficiency appropriation for enforcing 1403 not affected by alien immigration act 911 *Chinese Plague,* appropriation for prevent ion of epidemic 709,1316 *Chinook Indians, Wash. and Oreg.,* claims of certain bands to be investigated 369 *Chipola River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of; cut off 1087 *Chippewa Falls, Wis.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 792,1296 *Chippewa Indian Reservation, Minn.,* return of excess to purchasers of pine timber 351 payment to logging superintendents 351 *Chippewa Indians, Mich., L’Anse and Vieux de Sert,* shares of minors and incompetents in trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Chippewa Indians, N.
Dak., Turtle Mountain Band,* appropriation for support, etc., of 360 *Chippewa Indians of Lake Superior,* appropriation for support, etc., of 380,1051 allotments to Indians of La Pointe Reservation 1217 *Chippewa Indians of Minnesota,* appropriation for advance interest 350,1033 entry of drainage lands authorized 1033 for civilization, etc 350,1033 for completing drainage survey; sale, etc 352,1033 disposition of lands 352 deficiency appropriation for surveying and allotting 655 grant of Cooper Island to Minnesota for public park 352 sale of fallen timber and hay, Chippewa Reservation; proceeds 351 *Chippewa Indians of the Mississippi,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with; schools 350,1033xxxi *Chippewa Indians, Turtle Mountain Band,* appropriation for support, etc., of 1042 *Chippewa Indians, White Earth Band,* appropriation for expenses of annual celebration 1034 *Chloral Hydrate, D.
C.,* restrict ion on sale, etc., of 179 *Chocolate Bayou, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 1091 *Choctaw Indians (see also* Five Civilized Tribes) appropriation for tribal schools 340,1020 for fulfilling treaties with 341,1027 for investigating deposits in segregated coal lands 346 added to final roll: Malinda Pickens, Morris Battiest, and Samuel Sidney Burris 340 allotments to freedmen, considered homesteads 138 segregation of certain lands for sale, etc 139 town lots reserved for operating, etc., coal and asphalt leases, to be sold; proceeds 141 patents to issue for allotments donated by, to Murrow Indian Orphans’ Home 142 may convey fractional allotment rights to Murrow Home 142 additional lands conveyed to Murrow Home 142 freedmen to have preference of unallotted lands; limit 143 nonagricultural, etc., lands in large tracts may be sold 143 highways on section lines of lands of 145 claim of Peter P.
Pitchlynn’s heirs referred to Court of Claims 345 coal lands, additional reservation; payment by lessors 338 land set aside for Old Goodland Indian Orphan Industrial School 341 Mississippi Choctaws, removing prior to 1906, to be enrolled with 341 treaty funds placed to credit of tribe 1027 tribal courts abolished; causes transferred 1027 unallotted lands reserved for churches of freedmen 338 for cemeteries 338 *Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company* mortgage bonds excepted from transfer 149 payment, from funds of Otoe and Missouria Indians to 360 *Choctawhatchee Power Company,* may dam Choctawhatchee River, Dale County, Ala 102 *Choctawhatchee River, Ala.,* dam authorized across, in Dale County 102 preliminary examination of, to be made 1111 *Choctawhatchee River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Cholera,* appropriation for prevention of epidemic 709,1316 *Choptank River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Chouteau County, Mont.,* lease of lands to, for dry-land fanning experiments 552 *Christiania, Norway,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 924 *Christjohn, Esther, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Christjohn, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Chungking, China,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Church of the Covenant, D, C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Cienfuegos, Cuba,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 291,924 *Cincinnati, Ohio,* appropriation for assistant treasurer’s office 412,958 for pneumatic-tube, etc., mail service 472,1211 *Cipher Code, Department of Stale,* appropriation for 926 *Circuit Courts,* appropriation for circuit judges 446,992 for clerks, circuit courts of appeal 446,992 concurrent jurisdiction in cases under immigration act 907 jurisdiction in naturalization of aliens 596 to issue injunctions to enforce compliance with Interstate Commerce Commission orders 592 writs of mandamus to compel compliance with interstate commerce regulations 594 *Circuit Courts of Appeals,* appropriation for clerks 446,992 for messenger, etc., eighth circuit 447,992 for law books 447,993 appeals allowed in any interlocutory order of injunction 116 to be taken in 30 days; effect 116 appeals, etc., from United States court for China, to ninth circuit 815 *Circuit Judges,* appropriation for 446,992 *Citizen Pottawatomie Indians,* fee simple patents to certain allottees 365 *Citizenship (see also* Immigration Act) passports may be issued to residents three years after making declaration of intention 1228 valid for six months 1228 not good in country of former citizenship 1228 expatriation of citizens by foreign naturalization 1228 of naturalized citizens by continued residence abroad; exception 1228 not allowed in time of war 1228 American women married to foreigners 1228 resumption of citizenship on termination of marital relation: abroad 1228 in the United Stales 1229 foreign women married to Americans 1229 renunciation on termination of marital relation 1229 retention, if abroad 1229 children born abroad of alien parents afterwards naturalized 1229 during minority 1229 to begin with permanent residence 1229 children of citizens born abroad 1229 must record intention at age of 18, if abroad; oath required 1229 records, etc., to be filed in Department, of State 1229 *Citizenship, American,* clerks in consulates to be of 101 provisions for admission of aliens, etc., to 596 *City Delivery, Postal Service,* appropriation for superintendent, assistant, etc 437,983 for letter carriers 471,1210xxxii appropriation for substitute, auxiliary, and temporary carriers 1210 for new offices 471,1210 for horse hire and vehicles 471,1210 for car fare and bicycle allowance 471,1210 for mechanics 471,1210 for marine service, Detroit, Mich 472,1210 for incidental expenses 472,1210 for special delivery 472,1211 for supplies 476,1215 deficiency appropriation for 658 grading and promotion of carriers 1206 efficiency records for promotions and reductions 1206 eligibility for higher positions 1206 transfer as clerks; limit 1206 *Ciudad Juarez, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Civil Engineers, Navy,* allowances for, and assistants 555 *Civil Pension Roll,* establishment of, in postal service, forbidden 478,1217 *Civil Service Commission,* appropriation for Commissioners, secretary, clerks, etc 401,947 for field force, examiners, clerks, etc 401,948 for rural carrier examining board 401,948 details from Executive Departments prohibited 401,948 transfers of employees 401,948 for traveling, etc., expenses 401,948 for contingent expenses 434,979 for rent 434,979 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for traveling, etc., expenses 1371 *Claiborne, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1081 *Claims,* appropriation for defending suits in 751,1358 for defense in Indian depredation 752,1358 for settling, for damages, United States, Cuba, etc., to private property 1165 for paying certain, under New Department 1290 deficiency appropriation for New York and Pennsylvania, war of 1812 29 for defending suits in claims 40,656,1389 for defense, Indian depredation 40 for paying judgments.
Court of Claims, 44,664,1399 for judgments, Indian depredation 44,48,664,1400 for paying, certified by accounting officers 45,665,1400,1404 for paying awards, Spanish Treaty Commission 45,665,1400 for paying Texas, frontier defense, 1855–1860 645 for Confederate soldiers’ 1381 Minnesota, for suppressing Indian hostilities, to be reopened 637 readjustment of Rhode island, expenses, war with Spain 214 *Claims Commission, Spanish Treaty,* appropriation for defense in suits before 752,1359 for expenses taking testimony abroad 752,1359 deficiency appropriation for paying awards 45,665,1400 *Clardy, Albert M., Indian Allotee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Clarinda, Iowa,* construction of public building authorized at; nominal site 778 appropriation for 792 purchase of site 1296 allowance for site of public building 1236 *Clarke, George W.,* appropriation for injuries to batteau 1293 *Clarkes Creek, S.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Clarksburg, W. Va.,* terms of court at 891 *Clarksville, Tenn.,* bridge authorized across Cumberland River at 134 *Classification Division, Post-Office Department,* appropriation for superintendent, special agents, etc 438,983 for per diem, special agents 438,984 *Clay County, Ark.,* may bridge Black River at Bennetts Ferry 892 *Clearwater, Fla.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1112 *Clearwater, Minn.,* dam authorized across Mississippi River at 266 time extended for dam, etc., of Mississippi River at 1235 *Cleary, Francis J.,* may be appointed ensign in the Navy 633 to be additional number 633 *Clerk Hire, Members and Delegates* appropriation for 396,942 *Clerk of the House, of Representatives,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 393,938 for digest of private claims 393 restriction of orders for reprinting bills, resolutions, etc 1012 *Clerks and Messengers to Committees,* appropriation for.
House of Representatives 393,939 for Senate 390,935 *Clerks at Consulates,* appropriation for; maximum allowance increased 294,923 limitation 923 receiving $1,000 a year or more to be American citizens 101 *Clerks at Embassies and Legations,* appropriation for; new appointees to be citizens 288,918 *Clerks, Messengers, etc., Army,* appropriation for, at headquarters 243,1161 details to War Department forbidden 243,1161 *Clerks to Committees,* appropriation for, House of Representatives, annual 393,939 session 394,940 for Senate 390,935 *Clerks to Senators,* appropriation for 391,937 deficiency appropriation for 43 *Clerks, United States Courts,* appropriation for fees 754,1361 deficiency appropriation for fees 48,657,667,1391,1403,1405 appointment for United States court for China; salary; tenure 816 to make returns of all moneys received 754 *Cleveland, John A.,* may be appointed second lieutenant, Army, notwithstanding age 1225xxxiii *Cleveland, Ohio,* appropriation for public building 697,1296 rent 698,1296 for improvement of harbor; restriction: contracts 737,1094,1344 for marine hospital 1307 *Cleveland, Tenn.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Clifton Forge, Va.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1296 *Clifton Street, D.
C.,* name of Douglas changed to 385 *Clinch River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1094 *Clinch River, Va.,* bridges authorized across, and branches 191 *Clinton County, Iowa,* transferred from northern, to southern judicial district 304 *Clinton, Iowa,* reconstruct ion of bridge authorized across Mississippi River at 879 *Clinton, Mo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Clinton River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1098 *Clothing, Army,* appropriation for 254,1171 for indemnity for, destroyed for sanitary reasons 254,1171 for undrawn, enlisted men 245,1163 balances on discharge payable from regular pay fund 246 deficiency appropriation for 46,646,666,1401 *Clothing, Marine Corps,* appropriation for 580,1202 *Cloud Chief, Okla.,* Washita county seat changed from, to New Cordell 50 *Cloutier, Ada, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Club and Plantations Creeks Canal, Ga.,* appropriation for constructing 1085 *“Clytie”, Yacht,* appropriation for paying damages to owner 1291 *Coahoma County, Miss.,* may bridge Coldwater River to Quitman County 631 *Coal,* investigation ordered of ownership, etc., in, or properties, by railroads and officials 823 combinations, etc., to monopolize trade in 823 car-supply system 823 *Coal, Army,* sale to citizens of Nome, Alaska, permitted 59 *Coal Claims, Philippines,* appropriation for purchase of, in island of Batan 23 *Coal, D.
C.,* penalty for delivering without certificate of weight, etc 94 *Coal Lands,* locations of, on unallotted lands of Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont 1038 *Coal Lands, Indian Territory,* reserved from sale until expiration of leases, etc 142 *Coal Lands, Osage Indian Reservation, Okla.,* provisions for leasing, royalties, etc 543 *Coal Monopolies,* appropriation for examinations, etc 705 deficiency appropriation for examinations etc 119 *Coal, Navy,* appropriation for, and transportation 560,1182 deficiency appropriation for, and transportation 35,666,1385 *“Coalinga,” Bark,* change of name authorized 626 *Coals, Lignites, etc.,* appropriation for testing, etc.; collection of materials for examination, etc 728,1335 *Coast and Geodetic Surrey,* appropriation for; advances 713,1321 for field expenses, Atlantic and Gulf coasts, etc 714,1321 for Pacific Ocean surveys 714,1322 transportation to Manila, etc., Filipino employees 714,1322 for hydrographic researches, etc 714,1322 for Coast Pilot, etc 714,1322 for magnetic observations, etc 714,1322 points to State surveys 714,1322 for special surveys 714,1322 for miscellaneous;
Maryland oyster beds 714,1322 for delegate, International Geodetic Association 715,1322 assignment of pay by employees 1322 for vessels, repairs, etc 715,1322 for vessels, officers, and men 715,1322 for superintendent, assistants, etc 715,1323 for office force 715,1323 for office expenses 716,1324 for printing and binding 760,1368 deficency appropriation for repairs to vessels 42 for office expenses 1393 for Aug. F. Rodgers 1393 to cooperate in survey, etc., of Maryland oyster beds 202 *Coast Artillery, Army,* duties described 861 to constitute a corps 861 number of officers: band 861 composition of companies; limit 862 assignment of officers; promotions 863 filling vacancies 863 pay and allowances of enlisted men 863 extra to casemate electricians, etc.; limit 863 *Coast Artillery, Army, Chief of,* designation of Chief of Artillery changed to, July 1 , 1908 861 to be additional member of General Staff; service 861 vacancies; retired rank, etc 861 *Coast Pilot,* appropriation for compiling 714,1322 *Coasters Harbor Island.
R. I.,* appropriation for naval training station 556,1178 for Naval War College 556,1179 for public works, training station 567,1189 Naval War College 567 for service of architect, barracks 1292 deficiency appropriation for buildings, Naval War College 650 for replacing buildings destroyed by fire 650 for War College 1385 *Coasting Districts, Great,* established: first, Atlantic coast 190 second, Porto Rico 190xxxiv established; third, Pacific coast 190 fourth, Alaska 190 fifth, Hawaii 190 *Coasting Trade,* restrictions not applicable to Philippines until April 11, 1906 154 *Coaticook, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Coburg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Cocaine, D.
C.,* restriction on sale, etc., of 179 *Coeur d’Alene Indian Reservation, Idaho,* appropriation for Indian agent, etc., at 334 for superintendent 1023 disposal of unalloted lands in 335 allotments to Indians 335 classification of residue; open to homestead entry 336 appraisal; payments; commutation 336 mineral entries; coal and oil deposits 336 sale of remaining lands; school sections 336 proclamation of opening; regulations 337 reservations for public uses; town sites 337 disposal of proceeds; distribution 337 agency, etc., lands 337 rules, etc.; responsibility of United States 337 appropriation for expenses; reimbursable; use of proceeds 338 owners of land adjoining may purchase from, to complete holding 1229 *Coeur d’Alene Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 335,1024 *Coffey, James I., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrict ions removed 351 *Cohansey River, N.
J.* appropriation for improvement of 1080 *Coin,* appropriation for freight on bullion and 409,955 for transporting silver 706 for transporting fractional silver 1312 for transporting silver 1313 for transporting minor 706,1312 for recoining gold 706,1313 deficiency appropriation for recoining gold 28 for transporting silver 28,119,636,1373 for freight on bullion and 31,1376 for transporting minor 636,1374 permanent appropriation for metal for minor, increased 132 *Cold Spring Inlet, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of; contribution of local authorities, etc.; restriction 1079 *Cold Springs, Ga.,* appropriation for fish hatchery 721 *Coldwater, Mich.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1297 *Coldwater River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 bridge authorized across, between Coahoma and Quitman counties 631 *Collection Districts, Customs (see* Customs), *Collection of Customs Duties,* permits to load or unload at night, vessels from foreign ports 633 extended to bonded carriers from United States ports 633 *Collectors of Customs* deputy, to be appointed by Secretary of the Treasury: duties, etc 880 *Collector’s Office, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries 484,1121 *Colliers, Naval (see also* Naval Auxiliaries), appropriation for maintenance 556 deficiency appropriation for maintenance of 46,647,666,1385 limit of cost, increased, of, now building 583 *Collingwood, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Collins, Lieut, R. W.,* deficiency appropriation for refund 1380 *Collisions at Sea,* lights, etc., on fishing vessels and boats to prevent 850 former laws repealed 852 *Cologne. Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Colombia,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of 1egation 287,917 *Colombo, Ceylon,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Colon, Panama,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Colonels, Army, Retired,* on active duty to receive same pay, etc., as a retired major 245 *Colorado,* appropriation for Indian service in 334,1023 for incidentals, Indian service in 334,1023 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 434,980 Durango, granted lands for water supply; price, etc 1053 entry of certain lands by Mancos, authorized 459 forest reserves not to be created or added to in, except by act of Congress 1271 grant of public lands to Boulder, for water supply 1223 lease of lands of Southern Utes in La Plata County, to P.
F. U. Rubber Company 88 may purchase desert lands in former Southern Ute Reservation 1056 Mesa Verde National Park, created 616 resurvey of certain townships, Baca County, authorized 459 of township in Fremont County 868 right of way granted over public lands in, for irrigation and electric-power plants 1227 *Colorado River, Tex.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Colorado Springs, Colo.,* appropriation for public building 698,1297 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Colorado State Agricultural College,* lands granted for forestry purposes to 1246 reversion for non user 1246 *Colored Agricultural Normal University, Okla.,* lands reserved for; disposition 273 indemnity grant of lands to 275 *Colored Industrial Home School, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 1152 *Colored Women and Children. D. C., National Association for Relief of,* appropriation for care of children by; contract 512,1153xxxv *Columbia and Colville Indian Reservations, Wash.,* trust patents to allottees under Moses agreement 55 conveyance in fee after ten years 55 sale permitted allottees, except 80 acres 55 by heirs of allottees 55 taxation on lands sold 56 *Columbia County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Snake River between Whitman County and 107 *Columbia Deaf and Dumb Institution, D.
C.,* appropriation for current expenses 731,1338 for repairs, etc 731,1338 for instruction 503,1142 deficiency appropriation for current expenses 37 *Columbia Heights, D. C.,* appropriation for site for future normal, etc., schools 502 *Columbia Hospital for Women, D. C.,* appropriation for care of indigent patients 510,1151 for repairs 510 *Columbia Indian Reservation, Wash.,* entries, etc., of lands on former, made before withdrawal for irrigation projects, confirmed 934 *Columbia, Miss.,* bridge authorized across Pearl River at 933 *Columbia, Mo.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Columbia River, Oreg.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 *Columbia River, Wash. and Oreg.,* appropriation for improving mouth of 131,738,1107 between Vancouver and mouth of Willamette 738 at Three-Mile Rapids 738 below Portland 738 for improvement of lower 1107 between Dalles Rapids and Celilo Falls; contracts 1107 and tributaries to mouth of Snake River 1107 for improvement of upper 1107 between Wenatchee and Bridgeport, Wash 1109 bridge authorized across, between Benton and Franklin counties, Wash 108,866 Benton and Walla Walla counties 866 between Douglas and Kittitas counties 109 Vancouver, Wash 2 Wenatchee, Wash 6 light-vessel authorized, off mouth of 324 appropriation for 711,1318 *Columbia Road, D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for widening, east of Sixteenth street 844 appropriation for 845 deficiency appropriation for extending 641 *Columbia, S. C.,* terms of court, al; fall term for civil cases only 1002 *Columbia, Tenn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1297 *Columbia Valley Railroad Company,* granted right of way through Fort Columbia Reservation, Wash 926 quarantine station, Wash 926 *Columbian University, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Columbus Barracks, Ohio,* appropriation for post hospital 255 *Columbus, Christopher,* memorial to be erected in District of Columbia, to 1413 commission created to select site, design, etc 1413 appropriation for expenses 1413 *Columbus, Ga.,* bridge authorized across Chattahoochee River between Franklin and 324 two bridges authorized across Chattahoochee River between Eufaula and 325 *Columbus, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Columbus Memorial Library,* appropriation for site and contribution to building for 758 *Columbus, Miss.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1297 *Columbus, Nebr.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Columbus, Ohio,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790,1297 rent 1297 *Colville Agency, Wash.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 377,1050 for support, etc., of Indians at 377,1050 *Colville Indian Reservation, Wash.,* appropriation for part payment for lands ceded on 1050 survey and allotments to Indians of 80 disposal of unallotted lands 80 proclamation opening, to settlement 81 sale of timber lands 81 disposal of proceeds; per capita 81 reservations for agency, schools, etc 82 appropriation for expenses; reimbursable 82 town-site provisions; proceeds 82 withdrawal for irrigation projects 82 appropriation for ceded portion of 377 claims of attorneys referred to Court of Claims 378 *Comanche, etc., Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 361,1043 town sites set aside on the common lands of 80 *Commerce [see* Interstate Commerce Commission) *Commerce and Navigation,* provisions for trade with Philippines 154 *Commerce, Internal and Foreign,* appropriation for experts, etc., collecting fact s relative to 989 *Commerce, Interstate (see* Interstate Commerce) *Commercial Agents,* office of, abolished 100 *Commissary-General’s Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 419,965 deficiency appropriation for salaries 665 *Commissary-Sergeants, Army Fast,* appropriation for pay 242,1160 *Commission (Canadian), Joint High,* appropriation for preparing reports, etc 292xxxvi *Commission, International Prison,* appropriation for annual subscription 201,921 *Commission, Mexican Water Boundary,* appropriation for continuing work of 291,920 *Commission on Columbus Memorial, D.
C.,* composition of, duties, etc 1413 appropriation for expenses 1413 *Commission on Postal Service, Joint Congressional,* appointment, duties, etc 1216 *Commission on Revision of the Laws,* to make final report by December 15, 1906 754 review of work by joint Congressional committee 1423 *Commission on Surplus Waters of Mississippi River, Minn.,* composition: subjects to be considered 456 *Commission, Postal,* authorized to investigate, etc., second-class mail matter 477 appropriation for 477 existence continued 1420 *Commission, Saint John River, Joint,* appropriation for expenses of 292 *Commission to Peace Conference at The Hague,* deficiency appropriation for pay and expenses 118 *Commissioner-General of Immigration,* to administer all immigration laws, etc 905 *Commissioners, United States Courts,* appropriation for fees 755,1361 deficiency appropriation for fees 48,667,669,1403,1405 to have a seal; use, etc 546 *Committee on Arid Lands, House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for clerk 662 *Committee on Department Methods,* deficiency appropriation for salaries 663 *Committee on Immigration and Naturalization, House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for clerk 662 *Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for additional clerk 662 *Committee on Patents, House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for clerk 662 *Committee on Printing (see* Joint Committee on Printing) *Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, House of Representatives,* chairman to serve on commission on New York postal situation 786 *Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, Senate,* chairman to serve on commission on New York postal situation 786 *Committee on Revision, etc., of the Laws, Joint Special,* appointment; duties, powers, etc 1423 payment of expenses 1423 *Committee on the Library, House of Representatives,* chairman to serve on Barry Monument Commission 224 commission to select site for Longfellow statue 830 John Paul Jones Monument Commission 224 Stephenson Memorial Commission 1424 *Committee on the Library, Senate,* chairman to serve on Barry Monument Commission 224 chairman to serve on commission to select site for Longfellow statue 830 John Faul Jones Monument Commission 224 Stephenson Memorial Commission 1424 *Committee on Ventilation anti Acoustics, Senate,* deficiency appropriation for pay of clerk 1395 *Committees of Congress,* limit on printing for use of 1012 *Committees on Appropriations, Senate and House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for additional compensation to clerks 1396 *Common Carriers (see also* Railroads, *and* Interstate Commerce Regulations), appropriation for regulating commerce by, etc 1311 provisions limiting hours of labor by railroad train. etc., employees 1415 subject to interstate commerce rules, etc., pipe lines for oil. etc 584 railroads, and rail and water lines carrying goods, etc., between States and Territories 584 within a Territory 584 to adjacent foreign country 584 through a foreign country 584 for export 584 from foreign countries 584 wholly within a State excepted 584 express and sleeping car companies included as 584 switch connections, etc., to be furnished for private sidings 585 liability for injuries to employees 232 of bonded merchandise from United States ports may be permitted to load or unload at night 633 *Commutation of Quarters, Army,* determination of duty without troops 246 *Commutation of Rations,* appropriation for, Army 249,1165 special allowance, Fort Bayard, N.
Mex 250,1166 for volunteers, etc 750,1356 *Compensation in Lieu of Moieties,* appropriation for 708,1315 *Compilations of Law,* appropriation for preparing, for Congress, etc 753,946 *Compton Creek, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *Comptroller of the Currency,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 407,954 for expenses, superintendent, etc 407,954 for special examinations, etc 408,954 deficiency appropriation for special examinations 1373 number of copies increased of annual report 1425 reports to, required from all savings, trust, and banking associations, District of Columbia 458 *Comptroller of the Treasury,* appropriation for, assistant, clerks, etc 405,952 *Compulsory Education, D.
C. (see* Education of Children, D. C., Compulsory) *Concessions, Railway, etc.,* penalty for giving or receiving 587 *Concord, N. C.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795xxxvii Concurrent Resolutions *(see* PART 2) *Condemnation of Insanitary Buildings, D. C.,* board for, created; composition; powers, etc 157 meetings; inspection of premises 157 orders of condemnation; vacation of buildings, etc 157 repaires; demolition, etc 158 premises in litigation, etc 158 service of notice 159 interference with inspection, removing orders, etc., forbidden 159 punishment for violations 160 legal proceedings for vacating orders, etc 160 award of damages; evidence admitted 160 payment of expenses 161 *Condemnation of Streets, etc., D.
C.,* appropriation for 491,1128 *Condemned Cannon,* loaned to Petoskey, Mich 1293 Preston, Iowa 1422 *Condiment,* articles used for, included as “food” in Pure Food Act 769 *Conduits, D. C.,* under Seventh street from Center Market for refrigeration extended 93 *Conecuh River, Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Conecuh River, Fla. and Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Coney Island Channel, New York Harbor,* appropriation for improvement of 1077 survey of, ordered 538 *Confectionery,* included as “food” in Pure Food Act 769 *Confederate Battle Flags,* delivery to Confederate Memorial Literary Society, Richmond, Va., of unidentified 837 *Confederate Soldiers,* deficiency appropriation for claims for property taken from 1381 *Confederate Soldiers and Sailors,* graves of. who died in northern prisons or hospitals, to be located, etc 56 headstones, care, etc 56 appropriation for expenses 56 commissioner to be appointed; duties, salary, etc 56 *Congaree River, S.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of; extension 1084 preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Congress,* appropriation for printing and binding for 759,1366 deficiency appropriation for extra month’s pay to employees 660,1394 for Robert Brent Mosher 660 may fix diversion of waters of Great Lakes or Niagara River 626 *Congress of Hygiene and Demography, International,* invited to meet in Washington 1422 *Congressional Cemetery, D. C.,* certain restrictions on property repealed 1236 *Congressional Directory,* appropriation for compiling 392,938 *Congressional Elections,* money contributions by corporations for, prohibited 864 penalty 865 *Congressional Employees,* to receive December, 1905, salaries December 20 821 December, 1906, salaries December 20 1418 *Congressional Library (see* Library of Congress) *Congressional Record,* appropriation for reporting proceedings, House of Representatives 396,942 Senate 392,938 for clerk in charge, at the Capitol 943 for printing and binding 759,1366 address of Gen.
Horace Porter at John Paul Jones ceremonies to be printed in 829 *Congressional Reference Library,* appropriation for custodian, etc 397,945 *Conneaut, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1095 *Connecticut,* may return certain ordnance purchased 105 value to be credited to militia quota 105 appropriation for 106 *Connecticut Avenue Bridge, D. C.,* appropriation for completing, across Rock Creek 492 for paying approaches to 1128 time extended for completing 1128 *“Connecticut,” Battle Ship,* limit of cost increased 583 *Connecticut River, Conn.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of, between Hartford and Holyoke; surveys, etc 1075 below Hartford 1077 preliminary examination of, to be made for removing obstructions Eight Mile River and East Branch 1112 *Connell, Willie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Connellsville, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Connersville, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Consolidated Index to Statutes at Large,* deficiency appropriation for preparing 1395 *Conspiracies in Restraint of Trade, etc.,* investigation ordered of, in coal or oil 823 *Constantinople, Turkey,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for hire of steam launch for embassy 289,919 for purchase of legation buildings, etc 293 for clerk hire, consulate-general at 294,924 *“Constitution,” Frigate,* appropriation for restoring to original condition, etc 573 *Constitution of the United States,* to be adopted by constitutional convention of Arizona 279 Oklahoma 269 *Construction Plants, Navy-Yards,* appropriation for repairs and improvements 573,1195 *Consular Agents,* appointment of, when necessary 100 receiving more than $1,000 a year not allowed to transact any private business 101 *Consular Clerks,* appropriation for salaries 293,923 compensation increased 923xxxviii *Consular Courts,* jurisdiction of consuls in China, diminished 814 *Consular Fees,* to be paid into the Treasury 101 payment to consular agents from; maximum 101 for certifying invoices to be prescribed by the President 101 adhesive official stamps to be affixed to all documents 102 *Consular Inspectors,* appropriation for salaries 293,923 for expenses 293,923 *Consular Marshals,* appropriation for, in China, Korea, and Turkey 294,925 *Consular Officers,* appropriation for transportation; allowance for 288,922 for paying heirs of, dying abroad 290,920 for bringing home from abroad, remains of 290,920 deficiency appropriation for salaries 667 for transportation 1372 receiving more than $1,000 a year forbidden to transact private business 101 notarial acts required of 101 fees to be prescribed 101 all fees to be turned into the Treasury 101 payment of consular agents from 101 compensation of vice and deputy officers 101 official stamps to be affixed to documents by 102 no act valid without 102 *Consular Regulations,* appropriation for rewriting 925 *Consular Service,* reorganization of 99 consuls-general, classification and salaries 99 consuls, classification and salaries 99 vice and deputy officers 100 temporary service of consuls as 100 consular agents continued 100 commercial agents abolished 100 consuls-general at, large, authorized 100 salary, appointment, duties 100 powers; bond 100 clerks receiving more than $1,000 a year to be American citizens 101 business prohibitions extended to practice of law 101 may be extended to feed officers, etc 101 notarial acts required; fees 101 fees, official or unofficial, to be paid into the Treasury 101 allowance to consular agents 101 vice and deputy-officers, additional compensation 101 invoice fees to be prescribed by President 101 documentary stamps required for official acts 102 in effect June 30, 1906 102 inconsistent laws repealed 102 *Consulates,* appropriation for repairs to premises 291,921 for clerk hire 293,923 maximum allowance increased 294 for contingent expenses 295,926 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 27,635,667,1403 clerks receiving $1,000 a year or more must be citizens 101 *Consuls,* appropriation for salaries 293,923 duties of, in estates of deceased American citizens in China 815 reports, etc., to United States court 815 new classification of 99 may temporarily act as vice and deputy officers 100 prohibition against transacting business extended to practicing law 101 *Consuls-General,* appropriation for salaries 293,923 new classification of 99 prohibition against transacting business extended to practicing law 101 *Consumptive Sanitarium* lands granted to Minnesota for 195 *Consumptives’ Hospital, D.
C.,* appropriation for erection, etc,, for indigent tuberculosis patients 511 *Contagious Diseases,* appropriation for preventing introduction of yellow fever and other 301 admission of aliens afflicted with loath-some, etc., excluded 899 importation of aliens with loathsome, etc., unlawful: penalty 901 decision of board of special inquiry, final 901 *Contagious Diseases, D. C.,* appropriation for preventing spread of 506,1145 for isolating wards for minor 506,1146 bodies of persons in public charge dying from, to be incinerated 123 crematorium for, etc 123 notice required of existence, etc., of certain 889 persons responsible 890 punishment for violations 890 regulations authorized 890 repeal of former laws 890 *Contentnia Creek, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *Contested Election Cases, House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for allowances 661 for compiling testimony, etc 662 *Contingent Expenses,* appropriation for Army 240,1158 for foreign missions 289,919 for consulates 295,926 for Indian Service 331,1020 for Senate 391,937 for House of Representatives 396,942 for Library of Congress 399,946 for Executive Office 401,947 for Department of State 402,949 for Treasury Department 409,956 for Auditor for Post-Office Department 410,957 for War Department 421,966 for Navy Department 427,973 for Interior Department 433,979 for Civil Service Commission 433,979 for Post-Office Department 439,985 for Department of Justice 441,986 for Census Office 444,989 for Department of Commerce and Labor 446,991 for Court of Claims 448,993 for District of Columbia 488,1125 for Department of Agriculture 692,1277 for Independent Treasury 706,1312 for Fisheries Bureau 720,1328 for land offices 723,1332 allotment of annual, to prevent deficiencies 49xxxix allotment for annual, waiver only for emergencies on written order 49 penalty for violations 49 *Contract Laborers,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Contract Surgeons, Army,* appropriation for 245,1163 for mileage 246,1163 deficiency appropriation for mileage 843 *Contracts, D.
C.,* retent on construction work to be held for repairs; term 94 extended lo buildings, etc 929 bonds not required for, if less than $500 546 *Contracts, Government,* certified checks may be accepted on guaranty for naval supplies 841 limitation on all; exception for Army and Navy 255 specific terms required to execute; involving amount exceeding appropriations 764 work on river and harbor improvements may be done by 1110 *Contracts in Restraint of Trade, etc.,* investigation ordered of, in coal or oil 823 *Controller Bay, Alaska,* construction of trestle authorized from Whale Island to mainland of 803 *Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese of Washington,* powers and authority of corporation amended 875 Conventions *(see* PART 3), *Convicts, D.
C.,* appropriation for support, etc., of. out of the District 508,1148 deficiency appropriation for support, etc 1379 *Cook County, Ill.,* status of prior naturalization records, etc., of criminal court of 631 *Cook, Taingena, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Cooper, Daniel H., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Cooper, Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Cooper Island, Cass Lake, Minn.,* granted to Minnesota for public park or State forest reserve 352 *Coos Bay, Oreg.,* preliminary examination to be made of, and bar entrance 1116 *Coos River, Oreg.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 *Coosa River, Ga. and Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 bridge authorized across, at Talladega, Ala 884 completion and use of Lock No. 4, authorized, conditions 211 dam, etc., authorized at Lock and Dam No. 12 1288 dams across, near Lock No. 2, authorized by riparian owners 183 preliminary examination of, to be made 1111 for Dam No. 5 1111 at Horseleg Shoals 1112 *Copenhagen, Denmark,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Copper River, Alaska,* bridge authorized across, at Childs Glacier 804 *Copra,* duty on, Philippines tariff 26 *Copyright Office,* appropriation for register, clerks, etc 399,945 for printing and binding 761,1368 for Catalogue of Title Entries of the 761,1368 *Copyrights,* protection of matter in “Rules and Specifications for Grading Lumber, etc.” 836 *Coquille River, Oreg.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Coraopolis and Osborne Bridge Company,* may bridge Ohio River, Pa 538 *Coraopolis, Pa.,* bridge authorized across Ohio River to Osborne from 538 *Corcoran Gallery of Art, D.
C.,* refund of taxes 869 *Corea (see* Korea) *Corinth and Shiloh Electric Railway Company,* granted right of way through Shiloh National Park 388 *Cork, Ireland,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Cornelius, Adam P. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Cornelius, Alice, Indian Allottee,* fee simple title to 380 *Cornelius, Alice, Indian Allottee,* fee simple title to 381 *Cornelius, Frank, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Cornelius, Joshua, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Cornelius, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Cornell, Charles H.,* may dam Niobrara River, Nebr 297 granted right of wav for trolley line, Fort Niobrara Military Reservation, Nebr 297 *Corning, N.
Y.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1297 *Cornwall, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Coroner’s Office, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries 484,1121 for expenses 489,1126 deficiency appropriation for deputy’s services 640,1376 for expenses 610,1376 *Corporation Common Carrier,* liable for violations of interstate commerce regulations 587 *Corporation Counsel’s Office, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries 484,1121 for rent of office 1125 for assistant, condemning land for alleys, etc 1128 to prosecute violations of veterinary regulations 873 *Corporations,* liable for violations of Pure Food Act, by officers, agents, etc 772 money contributions prohibited by national banks and Federal, for political elections 864 by other, at Federal elections 864 penalty 865xl *Corporations Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Commissioner, clerks, etc 442,987 for special attorneys, et c 442,987 *Corporations.
D. C. (see also* Incorporations. D. C.), charter amended, Masonic Mutual Relief Association 214 Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows may sell Odd Fellows Hall, etc 614 service on foreign, may be on employee 874 Supreme Lodge, knights of Pythias; property holdings increased 934 *Corpus Christi, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of Turtle Cove Channel from Aransas Pass to; contracts 1091 *Corsicana, Tex.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1297 *Coscob, Conn.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1112 *Costa Rica, Nicaragua and,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Cotton Boll Weevil, Mexican,* appropriation for emergency fund to meet spread of 695,1280 *Cotton Crop Condition Reports,* to be issued the same day as ginners’ reports 691,1276 *Cotton Products,* appropriation for investigation of foreign markets for 442 *Cotton Statistics,* appropriation for collecting, by Census Office 443,989 *Cotton Textiles,* modification of Philippine customs tax on 24 *Coudrey, Hon.
H. M.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Council Bluffs, Iowa,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 *Council City, Alaska,* appropriation for survey of trail from Fairbanks to 316 *Council City and Solomon River Railroad Company,* time extended for completing railroad in Alaska by; license fee deferred 6,1225 *Counterfeiting, etc., Crimes,* appropriation for suppressing 708,1314 deficiency appropriation for suppressing 1401 *Coursoll, Cecilia, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Coursoll, Joseph, jr., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Coursoll, Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Court-House, D.
C.,* appropriation for care, etc 508,1148 for repairs; elevators 750,1357 for tile cases, clerk’s office 1148 for repairing, etc., old circuit court records 1148 deficiency appropriation for repairs 40 *Court of Appeals, D. C.,* appropriation for justices, clerks, etc 447,992 for reporter; expenses 447,992 for reports of decisions 507,1146 deficiency appropriation for stenographers to justices 41 to hear appeals from juvenile court 77 *Court of Arbitration, International Bureau, Permanent,* appropriation for share of expenses 291,921 *Court of Claims, D.
C.,* appropriation for judges, clerks, etc 448,993 for auditors, etc 448,993 for contingent expenses 448,993 for reporting decisions 448,993 for pay of custodian 993 for alterations, etc., to building 750 for printing and binding 761,1368 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 40 for paying judgments of 44,664,1400 Cherokee claims 664 for judgments Indian depredation claims 44,664,1400 for printing and binding 1398 Lucien B. Howry may be appointed an auditor 1390 suit of Cherokees to determine validity of laws as to alienation restrictions, etc., authorized 1028 appeals; attorneys, fees 1028 to determine amount to attorneys in claims of Cherokee intermarried whites 340 Colville Reservation cession 378 to determine claim of Joseph P.
T. Fish for allotment as Shawnee minor child 344 Peter P. Pitchlynn’s heirs against Choctaws 345 Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux for forfeited annuities 372 Vann and Adair against Osages 365 to determine damages for lands, etc., taken for new canal at, Saint Marys Falls, Mich 1099 to hear claims of estate of Charles F. Winton against Mississippi Choctaws 140 claims of Sac and Fox Indians in Iowa against Sac and Fox Indians in Oklahoma and the United States 1055 *Courts (see* United States Courts) *Courts Martial, Army,* appropriation for expenses 245,1163 *Cowlitz River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1108 preliminary examination of, to be made 1118 *Cox, Jannie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Cox, Leonard Martin,* may be restored as civil engineer, navy 1407 *Crab Island, Lake Champlain,* appropriation for marking graves of soldiers and sailors on 258 *Crater Lake National Park,* appropriation for management, etc 729,1337 *Crawford, John W., late a Representative,* printing of eulogies on, authorized 826 *Crawford, Nebr.,* grant of part of Fort Robinson Reservation to, for park and water power 461 *Crawfordsville, Ind.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Creek Indians (see also* Five Civilized Tribes), appropriation for sale and leasing lands of 338,1025xli appropriation for establishing highway 339 for tribal schools 340,1026 deficiency appropriation for expenses sale and leasing lands of 39 equalization of allotments provisions restored 138 payment, to C.
W. Turner 344 persons included on roll of freedmen 138 *Creek Nation (see also* Creek Indians), west boundary line declared 364 *Crefeld, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Crematory, D. C., Public,* appropriation for maintenance 124,1140 bodies of persons in custody of public officer dying from contagious diseases to be incinerated in 123 construction on Washington Asylum grounds 123 rules for maintenance, etc.; fees for private incineration 123 appropriation for construction and maintenance 124 *Creston, Iowa,* terms of court at 127 *Criers, United States Courts,* appropriation for pay of 755,1301 deficiency appropriation for pay 1390 *Crimes,* appropriation for surpressing counterfeiting, etc 708,1314 for prosecution of 752,1358 *Crimes and Misdemeanors,* penalty for violating provision of Arkansas River Bridge bill 22 delivery of coal, D.
C., without weight certificate 95 defacing, etc., property D. C., increased 126 indecent exposure, etc., D. C., increased 127 taking away another’s property, D. C., increased 127 accepting fee for special pension act services 133,1407 violating anchorage, etc., rules, Saint Marys River, modified 136 illegal fishing in Alaskan waters by aliens 264 violating regulations, employment agencies, D. C 308 additional 848 illegal landing, etc., of sponges 313 unauthorized erection, etc., of aids to navigation 324 violating regulations, etc., for constructing dams across navigable waters 386 violations of interstate commerce regulations by corporations, common carriers 587 neglecting to obey order establishing maximum rate for transportation 591 failure to make reports by interstate common carrier 593 failure to keep, etc., accounts by carriers 594 violating speed regulations for vehicles, D.
C 622 killing game birds, D. C 808 hunting wild animals without permit, D, C 808 killing game, etc., with firearms without permit, D. C 809 hunting water fowl with other than rowboats, D. C 809 violating regulations, etc., employment agencies, D. C., additional 848 penalty for violating requirement of license for masters, etc., of vessels 864 money contributions by corporations at political elections 865 veterinary regulations, D. C 873 registered nurses’ regulations, D. C 889 provisions to prevent spread of contagious diseases, D.
C 890 importing alien prostitutes, etc 900 assisting, etc., importation of alien contract labor 900 soliciting immigration of aliens 900 illegally landing alien immigrants 900 bringing aliens subject, to certain physical disabilities 901 permitting illegal landing of alien immigrants 904 failing to return, etc., illegal alien immigrant 904 refusing to return alien subject to deportation 905 false statement, before immigration officers 906 aiding unlawful entrance of alien anarchists, etc 909 violating space, etc., requirements for emigrant passengers on ships 911 unauthorized use of milk bottles, etc., D.
C 1007 violating requirements for reporting births, D. C 1011 selling, etc., intoxicating liquors to minors by unlicensed persons, D. C 1249 violating sixteen-hour law 1416 punishment for exceeding allotment of contingent expenses, etc 49 unauthorized wearing badges of soldiers’ organizations, etc., D. C 62 for violations of fire-escape act, District of Columbia 71 removing, etc., child committed by juvenile court, D. C 75 embezzling moneys paid into juvenile court 76 liquor selling, etc., town sites, Kiowa, etc., lands, Okla 80 unlawful trespassing, etc., Battle Mountain Sanitarium Reserve, S.
Dak 83 violating bridge regulations 85 abandonment, etc., of wife or child, D. C 86 hindering, etc., abatement of nuisances, D. C 115 for failing to deliver, etc., property of Five Civilized Tribes 141 obstructing highways, Indian Territory 146 violating law condemning insanitary buildings, D. C 160 illegal voting, etc., for Delegate from Alaska 171 illegal acts of election officers, Alaska 174 violations of pharmacy regulations, D. C 182 cutting trees on public lands for turpentine, etc 208 unlawful recovery of spirits from fortified wines 216 rectifying, etc., fortified sweet, wines, etc., with other spirits 216 violating denatured-alcohol provisions 217 violation of compulsory-education provisions, D.
C 219,220 giving false fire alarms, D. C 220 unauthorized excavation, etc., of antiquities on public lands 225xlii punishment for false marking, etc., gold and silver articles 262 violating liquor prohibitions, Oklahoma 269 unauthorized entries or departures, quarantine stations 300 violating quarantine laws and regulations by masters or owners of vessels 300 illegal copying, etc., approved roll, Five Civilized Tribes 341 violating salmon, etc., fisheries regulations, Alaska 481 hunting, etc., birds or eggs on game preserves 536 extortion by officers, etc., extended to include attempts 546 shanghaiing, merchant seamen 551 extended to high seas, etc 1233 issuing or receiving free interstate passenger transportation 585 giving or receiving transportation rebates, etc 587 false entries, etc., in carriers’ accounts, etc 594 divulging facts, etc., by interstate commerce examiner 594 issuing, etc., false naturalization certificates 602 engraving, printing, selling, etc., counterfeit naturalization certificates 602 illegally issuing naturalization certificates 602 unlawful possession of blank naturalization certificates 602 failing to make returns, etc., of naturalization fees 602 receiving additional naturalization fees by clerks 602 issuing false acknowledgments in naturalization cases 603 obtaining naturalization by fraud; accessories 603 illegal hunting Grand Canyon Forest Reserve wild animal breeding place 607 willfully disturbing ruins, etc., Mesa Verde Park, Colo 617 unlawful use of waters of Niagara River, etc 627 violating meat-inspection law requirements 677,1263 violating any provision of meat-inspection law 678,1264 offering bribes, etc., to meat-inspection officers 678,1264 accepting gifts, etc., by meat-inspection officers 678,1264 selling, etc., unsound meals or meat products 678,1265 manufacture of adulterated or misbranded food or drugs 768 traffic, etc., in adulterated or misbranded food or drugs 768 juvenile court, D.
C., to have jurisdiction of offenders under 17 73 *Criminal Cases,* writs of error to Supreme Court allowed United States in certain instances 1246 *Criminals,* appropriation for expenses, bringing home from foreign countries 289,919 deficiency appropriation for bringing home, from abroad 27 admission of alien, excluded 899 *Criminals, D. C., Insane,* code provisions extended to charges, etc., by information 113 *Crisfield, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1081 *Crookston, Minn.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1297 *Crop Reports,* appropriation for expenses of monthly 691,1276 *Cross County, Ark.,* bridge authorized across Saint Francis River in Poinsett County and 819 *Cross of Honor, D.
C., The American,*incorporated; purposes, etc 161 *Cross, Rachel, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed; sale for cemetery authorized 1031 *Crow Agency, Mont.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 353,1034 *Crow Creek Agency, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 369,1046 *Crow Indian Reservation, Mont.,* deficiency appropriation for opening lands ceded on; reimbursement 205 time extended homesteaders to establish residence on opened lands of 843 *Crow Indians, Mont.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 353,1034 for fulfilling treaty with 353,1034 *Crow Wing River, Minn.,* dam authorized across, between Morrison and Cass counties 296 *Cruisers, Armored,* appropriation for fire-control instruments 1180 *Cruisers, Navy,* appropriation for fire-control instruments 1180 *“Crusader” Yacht,* appropriation for reimbursing owner 1291 *Crystal River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Cuartel Lot, Monterey, Cal.,* title to, released to city 267 *Cuba,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 for second secretary 287,918 for paying claims for losses, etc., of private property in 1165 for marking places where American soldiers fell in 1175 deficiency appropriation for signal service expenses, pacification of 1382 reimbursement for army pacification expenses by, authorized 1381 residents of, not liable for immigration tax 898 *Culebra, P.
R.,* appropriation for public works, naval station 1188 *Cumberland River,* appropriation for improvement of, above Nashville; locks and dams, Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7; contracts 1093 lock and dam 21 737,1345 bridge authorized across between Celina, Tenn., and Bakertown, Ky 1254 Clarksville, Tenn 134 between Lineport, Tenn., and Tennessee Rolling Works, Ky 58,1254 survey ordered, below Nashville 1093 time extended for bridging, at Carthage, Tenn 51xliii time extended for bridging, at, Nashville, Tenn 927 two bridges authorized across, at Nashville, Tenn 135 *Cumberland Sound, Ga. and Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 *Cunard Steamship Company,* deficiency appropriation for paying judgment 660 *Curaçao, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Currency Act,* issues of gold certificates, and treasury notes modified 1289 depositaries may receive all classes of Government receipts 1290 retirement of national-bank notes: monthly limit, raised 1290 *Current River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 *Currituck Sound, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway through, from Norfolk to Albemarle Sound 1083 *Custer County, Mont.,* appropriation for bridge built by, across Tongue River, at Fort Keogh 88 *Custodians, Public Buildings,* appropriation for assistant 707,1313 deficiency appropriation for assistant, and janitors 45,832 *Customs (see also* Immediate Transportation of Dutiable Goods), appropriation for local appraisers’ meetings 708,1315 for automatic recording scales continued 708,1315 for collecting revenue from, additional 1315 for motor boarding boat, Galveston, Tex 1011 deficiency appropriation for local appraisers’ meetings 28 for repaying importers excess of deposits 45 for inspectors at New York 636,1373 for refunding stamps on manifests 1373 appraiser at, New York, salary increased 1373 assistant appraisers at New York, number increased 874 special deputy and deputy appraisers authorized; duties 874 deputy collectors, etc., to be appointed by Secretary of the Treasury 880 entry and clearance of vessels for petroleum at San Luis Obispo, Port Harford, and Monterey, Cal 23 expenses, detecting, etc., frauds upon revenue from, allowance increased 1315 fees to collectors, etc., to be paid from appropriation for collecting revenue from 1315 free admissions of exhibits, Jamestown Exposition; conditions 766 invoices from Philippines to be authenticated by collector of customs 639 permits to load or unload at night, vessels from foreign ports 633 extended to bonded carriers from United States ports 633 solicitor of, and assistants authorized; duties, etc 763 *Customs Collection Districts (see also* Immediate Transportation of Dutiable Goods), established, Sabine, Tex 302 surveyor, Salt Lake City, Utah, salary increased 452 *Customs Duties,* charged on freight trans shipped through foreign countries if rates not made public 586 *Customs Duties, Philippine (see* Philippine Tariff, 1905) *Customs Laws and Decisions, Digest of,* appropriation for preparing 840 *Customs Revenue,* appropriation for collecting; additional 1315 deficiency appropriation for collecting 28,45,636,665,1401 amount for detection of frauds upon, etc., increased 1315 fines, fees, charges, etc., to be covered into the Treasury 1315 payments to collectors, etc., on account of foes, to be from appropriations for collecting 1315 restrict ion on deposit of receipts from, in national banks removed 1290 *Customs Tariffs, International Bureau for Publication of,* appropriation for annual contribution 290,920 *Cutters, Man-of-War’s, etc.,* loan of, one for every 25 cadets at certain military schools; conditions 620 *Cypress Bayou, Tex. and La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1092 **D.** *Dabney, Virginius,* deficiency appropriation for expenses 652 *Dairy Industry,* appropriation for experiments developing, in Southern States 674 *Dairy Products,* appropriation for investigation, etc., of, for export 674,1260 for chemical examination, etc., of 686,1272 *Dakota County, Minn.,* allotment, to certain Sioux Indians, to be sold to Minnesota; proceeds 78 *Dale County, Ala.,* dam authorized across Choctawhatchee River in 102 *Dalecarlia Reservoir, D.
C.,* appropriation for dredging, improving, etc 1135 *Dallas, Tex.,* limit of cost increased, public building 774 appropriation for 789 *Dalny, Manchuria,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Dalton, Ga.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1297 *Dams,* general regulations for constructing for power, etc 386 approval of plans, etc., by Chief of Engineers and Secretary of War, required 386 maintenance of locks, sluices, etc 386 land, etc., for lock for navigation 386 liability for flowage damages 386 forfeiture for noncompliance with requirements 386 penalties for violations; removal, etc 386 time for construction 387 right to amend, etc., reserved 387 authorized by riparian owners, Coosa River, Ala., near Lock 2 183xliv construction of, authorized across Bear River, Tishomingo County, Miss 130,929 Choctawhatchee River, Dale County, Ala 102 Coosa River, at Lock and Dam No. 12 1288 Crow Wing River, Morrison and Cass counties, Minn 296 Flint River, at Porter Shoals, Ga 878 Goose Creek, S.
C 265 Mississippi River, Bemidji, Minn 210 Clearwater, Minn 266 Monticello, Minn 264 Morrison County, Minn 209 Stearns and Sherburne counties, Minn 537 Missouri River, Mont 111,912 Niobrara River, Nebr 297 Pea River, near Elba, Ala 18 Pend d’Oreille River, Big Falls, Wash 205 Stevens County, Wash 931 Red Lake River, Minn 65 Rock River, near Grand Detour, Ill 14 Lyndon, Ill 933 Rock Island County, Ill 155 Saint Joseph River, near Berrien Springs, Mich 102 Mottville, Mich 1254 Savannah River, at Andersonville Shoals 1240 above Augusta, Ga 1000 Calhoun Falls 1240 Cherokee Shoals 1255 Gregg Shoals 876 Hattons Ford 1240 McDaniel Shoals 1238 Middleton Shoals 1239 Trotters Shoals 1241 Turner Shoals 1239 Tennessee River, at Muscle Shoals, Ala 52 White River, Ark 628 location, etc., modified of, across Mississippi River, in Morrison County, Minn 1219 time extended for, across Mississippi River, at Clearwater, Minn 1235 Monticello, Minn 1235 Rock Island Rapids 876 Sauk Rapids, Minn 1058 Wright and Sherburne counties, Minn 84 Missouri River, Mont 1415 provisions for electric-power companies, Indian Territory 146 *Danville, Ill.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 748,1355 deficiency appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 34,1383 *Danville, Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1297 *Danville, Va.,* terms of court, at 547 *D’Arbonne River,* bridge authorized across, at Farmerville, La 1254 *Daughters of the American Revolution,* may erect fountain at Paducah, Ky 878 punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of, in District of Columbia 62 *Dauphin Island, Ala.,* bridge authorized across Mobile Bay, between Cedar Point and 10 *Davenport, Iowa,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Davenport Water Power Company,* time extended for dam, etc., Mississippi River, at Rock Island Rapids 876 *Davidson County, Tenn.,* may build two bridges across Cumberland River, at Nashville 135 time extended 927 *Davis, Hiram N.,* deficiency appropriation for maple sugar bounty 1375 *Davis, Samuel S.,* may dam north and south branches of Rock River, Ill 155 *Dawson, Yukon Territory,* Classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Dayton, Ohio.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home: additions 745,1351 terms of court at 1294 *De Fontes, Joseph,* deficiency appropriation for 663,1398 *Dead-Letter Division, Post-Office Department,* appropriation for superintendent, clerks, etc 439,984 *Deadwood, S.
Dak.,* appropriation for assay office at 415,962 for public building 698,789 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Dean, Henry E.,* deficiency appropriation for services 656 *Decatur, Ill.,* appropriation for public building 1297 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Dechon, Louis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to heirs of 374 *Deckers Creek, W. Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1118 *Decorah, Iowa,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Deeds, etc.,* acknowledgment of, affecting lands in District or Territories, by notaries, Guam, Samoa, or Canal Zone 552 *Deep Bay, N.
C.,* preliminary examination to be made of waterway to Swan Quarter Bay from 1116 *Deer Island, Boston Harbor, Mass.,* purchase of land on, for fortification purposes; conditions 457 damages from firing guns 458 *Defacing, etc., Property, D. C.,* penalty for wilfully, increased 126 *Defective Persons, Mentally or Physically,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Defending Suits in Claims,* appropriation for expenses 751,1358 deficiency appropriation for 40,656,1389,1403 *Deficiency Appropriations (see also* Appropriations), for Department of State 27,118,634,885,1371 diplomatic and consular service 27,634,885,1372 for Treasury Department 27,119,635,842,885,1372 collecting customs revenue 28,636,1401 Philippine tariff, etc., prior to March 8, 1902, legalized 636 Engraving and Printing 637xlv for Treasury Department; internal revenue 29,037,1375 quarantine stations 20 Revenue-Cutter Service 30,638 public buildings 30,638,1375 mints and assay offices 31,639,1376 government in the Territories 639 for District, of Columbia 31,119,639,886,1376 for Interstate Commerce Commission 31,119 for War Department 32,120,644,843,1380 California earthquake sufferers 644 Texas claim 645 Army 32,645,843,1381 replacing stores, San Francisco earthquake 645 Isthmian Canal 33 Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 34,1382 State, War, and Navy Department building 35 for Navy Department 35,646,885,1383 Navy 35,646,885,1384 for Inferior Department 36,120,653,842,885,1387 public lands 654 Geological Survey 37,654 Indian department 38,654,1389 pensions 39,1389 for Department of Justice 40,656,1389 judicial 657 United States courts 40,657,1390 for Post-Office Department 42,657,1391 postal service 42,658,1391 for Department of Agriculture 42,658,841,1392 for Department of Commerce and Labor 42,659,843,1392 Coast and Geodetic Survey 42,1393 Light-House Establishment 42,1393 light-houses, etc 659 for legislative 43,660,1394 for Senate 43,660,1394 for House of Representatives 43,120,661,1396 for public printing and binding 44,663,1398 for Government Printing Office 120 for the Vice-President 1371 for Civil Service Commission 1371 for Secretary of the President 1393 for Library of Congress 1399 for judgments, Court of Claims 44,664,1399 Indian depredation claims 44,664,1400 for paying awards, Spanish Treaty Claims Commission 45,665,1400 for paying claims certified by accounting officers 45,665,668,1400 for executive; committee on Department methods 663 for judgments, United States courts 663,1399 for United States court for China 669 for assistant custodians and janitors, public buildings 832 for stamped envelopes and wrappers 833 expenditures, etc., in excess of appropriations forbidden 49 acceptance of voluntary service, forbidden 49 employing personal service in excess of appriations forbidden; emergencies 49 allotments of contingent, expenses, etc., to prevent, deficiencies 49 modifications not allowed; exceptions 49 not applicable to Congress 49 written modification required; report to Congress 49 punishment for violations 49 eight-hour law not applicable to unskilled alien laborers, Isthmian Canal 669 *Dekalb, Ill.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Del Rio, Tex.,* terms of court 226 *Delaware,* agreement with New Jersey as to jurisdiction over part of Delaware River, ratified 861 rights of United States not impaired 861 *Delaware Bay,* appropriation for light and fog signal station, new breakwater 711 commission to report on waterway from Chesapeake Bay to 835 preliminary examination to be made for canal to Rehoboth Bay, Del 1112 *Delaware Bay Harbor of Refuge,* limit of cost increased for light and fog signal on breakwater 322 *Delaware Breakwater Quarantine Station,* appropriation for fence 1307 *Delaware, Ohio,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Delaware River, Pa. and N.
J.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 *Delaware River,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts for maintenance, etc 738,1080 for improvement of Perriwig Bar 1080 agreement between New Jersey and Delaware as to jurisdiction over part of, ratified 861 rights of United States not impaired 861 bridge authorized across, near Trenton, N.J 64 deficiency appropriation for 659 light and fog-signal station, Miah Maul Shoal 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 appropriation for 1317 Joe Flogger Shoal 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 range lights at Bellevue Range 322 *Delegates from Territories,* appropriation for compensation and mileage 392,938 for clerk hire 396,942 deficiency appropriation for compensation 661,1396 compensation established 994 provision for electing, in Alaska 169 for election of Hawaii modified 550 *Delinquent Children, D.
C.,* jurisdiction of juvenile court over 74 *Demopolis, Ala.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Denatured Alcohol Act,* appropriation for expenses under 218,957 withdrawal from bond, tax free, for industrial uses 217 special denaturating bonded warehouses to be designated 217 regulation of material, conditions, etc 217 bonds, returns, etc., required; inspection 217 prohibitions: withdrawing from bond and preventing supervision 217 using for beverages or liquid medicines 217 selling such beverages, etc 217 violating provisions of act 217 recovering, etc., alcohol from denatured spirits 217xlvi prohibitions: using, selling, etc., recovered spirits 217 punishment for violations 217 recovery permitted for manufacturing processes 217 additional employees, instruments, etc., authorized 218 appointments for two years not subject to civil-service conditions 218 appropriation for expenses 218 report to Congress required; scope 218 withdrawal of denatured domestic alcohol for chemical manufacture changing substance 1250 of rum for denaturing 1250 central denaturing bonded warehouses authorized 1250 transfers of alcohol to, etc 1250 withdrawal for denaturing by pipe line, tanks, tank cars, etc 1250 from bonded warehouses to central denaturing plants 1250 provisions for small distilleries for denaturation only 1250 in effect September 1, 1907 1251 *Denison, Tex.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1297 *Denmark,* appropriation for minister to 286,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 deficiency appropriation for Samoan claims 635 *Dental Surgeons, Army,* appropriation for 245,1163 detail to Military Academy 1163 *Dentists, D.
C.,* use of drugs, etc., restricted 175 *Denver, Colo.,* appropriation for mint, at 414,960 deficiency appropriation for public building, mint 30 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 limit of cost increased, mint at 784 old building to be sold; use of proceeds 784 minor coins to be coined at mint; distribution 132 plans, etc., for new building to be submitted 1297 transfer of appropriation for wages, mint, to clerks, etc 842 *Department Methods, Committee on,* deficiency appropriation for salaries 663 *Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for Secretary, Assistant, clerks, etc 670,1256 for laborers, charwomen, etc 670,1256 for Weather Bureau 671,1257 for Bureau of Animal Industry 672,1258 meat and meat, animal inspection for interstate transportation 674,1260 for Bureau of Plant Industry 679,1265 experimental gardens and grounds 680,1266 Arlington experimental farm 680,1266 tea culture, sugar, etc., investigations 681,1267 roads in Department grounds 681 inspecting and grading grain for export, etc 681,1267 seed distribution 682,1267 appropriation for Bureau of Plant Industry, purchase and test of valuable foreign seeds, etc 682,1268 fund from sale of products 684 permanent improvements; reports 1270 deposit of receipts; payments to States and Territories 1270 restriction on further reserves 1271 for Bureau of Chemistry 685,1271 examination and detention of unwholesome, etc., food, drugs, etc., imported 686 pure food inspection 686,1272 report on employment of State Officials, etc 1272 for Bureau of Soils 687,1272 for Bureau of Entomology 688,1273 for Bureau of Biological Survey 688,1274 report on utility of Bureau 1274 for Division of Accounts and Disbursements 689,1274 for Division of Publications 689,1274 farmers’ bulletins 690 for Bureau of Statistics 690,1276 crop reports 691,1276 extending foreign markets 691,1276 for library 691,1277 card index of agricultural literature 692,1277 for contingent expenses 692,1277 for Office of Experiment Stations 692,1278 reports, etc., on farmers’ institutes 693,1279 nutrition investigations 694,1279 irrigation and drainage investigations 694,1279 for Public Roads Office 694,1279 discretion in use of lump funds, maximum salaries, etc 695,1280 annual statement, of changes, etc 695,1280 promotion of laborers transferred to classified service 695 for emergencies, cotton boll weevil, etc 695,1280 gypsy and brown-tail moths 696,1280 cattle-fever ticks 696,1281 buffalo range, Wichita Game Preserve 696 Dismal River Forest Reserve, Nebr 696 for surveys, etc., Appalachian and White Mountain watersheds 1281 report on setting apart as forest reserves 1281 sale of prints and lantern slides from negatives of Department; proceeds 696,1281 transfer of table sirup station, Waycross, to Georgia; conditions 696 allotment of increased annual appropriations for experiment stations 696 disposal of worthless papers, etc 1281 purchase of mileage books 1281 for agricultural colleges 1281 method of payment; courses for teachers 1282 additional statements to be made by Secretary 1282 for construction of buildings 758,1364 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for Animal Industry Bureau 42,48,669,1408 for grass and forage plant, investigations 48 for purchase, etc., of seeds 48,667 for Weather Bureau 48,667 for contingent expenses 658,667 for library 659 for Forest Service 667,1408xlvii deficiency appropriation for entomological investigations 067 for collecting statistics 667,1403 for expenses under pure-food act 841 for Secretary 1392 for Plant Industry Bureau 1403 beet-sugar industry report ordered to be printed annually 838 *Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for solicitor of the 441,986 for Secretary, Assistant, clerks, etc 441,987 for investigation of trade relations abroad 142,987 cotton market 442 for Bureau of Corporations, salaries 442,987 special attorneys, etc 442,987 for Bureau of Manufactures 442,987 collating foreign tariffs 988 for Bureau of Labor, salaries 442,988 miscellaneous expenses 443,988 for Light-House Board 443,988 for Census Office, salaries 443,988 collecting statistics, etc 443,989 rent, contingent expenses, etc 444,989 tabulating returns 444,989 for Bureau of Statistics, salaries 444,989 for collecting statistics 444,989 for Steamboat-Inspection Service 444,989 for Bureau of Navigation 445,990 for Immigration Bureau 445 for Immigration and Naturalization Bureau 990 for Bureau of Standards, salaries 445,990 equipment 445,991 member, International Committee of Weights and Measures 446,991 delegate, International Committee of Electrical Units 446,991 for contingent expenses 446,991 for rent 446,991 for site and building for 700 repealed 840 for civil expenses under 710,1317 for immigrant stations 710 Ellis Island 1317 for light-houses, etc 710,1317 for Light-House Establishment 712,1319 for Coast and Geodetic Survey 713,1321 for Fisheries Bureau 717,1324 for Alaska seal fisheries 721,1329 for enforcing Chinese exclusion 722,1329 for Henry John Wright 722 for McKay Steamship Line 722 for Oscar Klocker 722 for expenses, shipping commissioners 722,1330 for printing and binding 760,1368 for salaries, naturalization division, Immigration Bureau 1329 information division; additional assistants 1329 for expenses, restricting immigration of certain aliens 1330 for woman and child workers’ investigation 1330 for immigrant station, Charleston, S.
C 1415 Galveston, Tex 1412 New Orleans, La 1409 deficiency appropriation for Bureau of Manufactures, assistant chief 42 for Alaska seal fisheries 42,1393 for shipping commissioners; rent 42 for Coast and Geodetic Survey 42,1393 for Light-House Establishment 42,48,1405 deficiency appropriation for Court of Claims judgments under 44,664,1400 for Fish Commission 48,659 for special agents 659 for light-houses, beacons, and fog signals 659,842,1393 for Monongahela River, post lights 666 for William John Wright and others, moiety of fines 660 for Mexican-American Steamship Company 660 for Cunard Steamship Company 660 for immigration station, Ellis Island, N.Y 842 for Secretary 1392 for contingent, expenses 1392 for reimbursing naval officers 1392 for Henry Weber 1393 for Canadian Pacific Railway Company 1393 for judgments of United States courts under 1399 for Standards Bureau 1403 for Fisheries Bureau 1403 for Chinese exclusion 1403 Immigration Bureau changed to Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization 596 to have charge of naturalization matters 596 additional officers, employees, to be provided 596 Industrial Commission files, to be transferred to 1425 names of heads of families in First Census, to be published 722 officials to enforce regulations of salmon, etc., fisheries, Alaska 480 *Department of Justice,* appropriation for Attorney-General, Assistants, Solicitor-General, clerks, etc 440,985 for division of accounts 986 transfer of clerks, Insular Affairs 441 for contingent expenses 441,986 for official transportation 441,986 for rent 441,986 for Solicitor of the Treasury, clerks, etc 441,986 for Solicitor of the Department of Commerce and Labor 441,986 for jail, District of Columbia 508 for building for 700 repealed 840 for civil expenses under 750,1357 for additional rent, furniture, and expenses 1357 for court-house, Washington, D.
C 750,1357 for Court of Claims, building 750 for construction of penitentiaries 750,1357 for Reform School, D. C., new buildings 751,1358 for Alaska, courthouses and jails 751 for courthouse and jail, Nome, Alaska 1358 for defending suits in claims 751,1358 for prosecution of crimes 752,1358 for defense, Indian depredation claims 752,1358 for punishing violations of intercourse acts 752,1358 for traveling and emergency expenses 752,1359 for care of buildings 752,1359 for Alaska expenses 752,1359 for Spanish Treaty Claims Commission, expenses 752,1359 for enforcing antitrust, laws 752,1359 for Volume 25, Opinions of the Attorney General 753xlviii appropriation for United States courts 753,1360 for Reform School, D.
C 758,1364 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for miscellaneous expenditures 40 for law books 40 for Reform School, D. C.; plans for new building 40 repairs, etc 40,656 for court-house, D. C 40 for Court of Claims 40 for Winchester Kelso 40 for defense, Indian depredation claims 40,48 for United States courts 10,48,657,667,669,1390,1403,1405 for contingent expenses 656 for defending suits in claims 40,656,1389,1403 for Henry E. Dean 656 for jail, Alaska 656 for Hugh T.
Taggart 656 for Indian Territory courts 657 for judge New York southern district 657 for judgments of United States courts, under 663,1399 for Court of Claims judgments under 664,1400 for court for China 669 for Attorney-General 1389 for militia stores to marshal of Idaho 1389 for Fernando M. Vidal 1390 for Alaska expenses 1390 for prosecuting Indians in Arizona 1403 extra copies of laws and statutes for distribution by, ordered 1426 officers of, when specifically directed, may conduct cases in any district 816 *Department of State,* appropriation for Secretary, Assistants, clerks, etc 402,948 limitation on personal services 402 for emergency clerical services 948 for stationery, furniture, etc 402,948 for books, maps, etc., for library 402,949 for lithographer, etc 402,949 for contingent expenses 402,949 for rent 949 for solicitor for the 440,985 for diplomatic and consular service 286,916 for printing in the 289,919 for building for 700 repealed 840 for site and building for Bureau of the American Republics 758 for printing and binding 760,1366 for court for China 1357 for American Nation at Red Cross Society 1357 for irrigation project, convention with Mexico 1357 deficiency appropriation for diplomatic and consular service 27,48,634,667,1372,1403,1405 for international conference of American States 118 for international peace conference 118 for Red Cross conference 118 for paying Samoan claims, Germany 635 Denmark 635 France 635 for International Institute of Agriculture 635 for Secretary 1371 for additional clerks 1371 for international maritime exposition 1371 for John Bassett Moore 1372 consular service reorganization 99 evidences of citizenship, etc., to be filed in 1229 to deliver certain early archives to North Carolina 822 *Departments (see* Executive Departments) *Departments, Executive,* compensation of heads of, established 993 *Dependent Children, D.
C.,* jurisdiction of juvenile court over 74 *Deportation of Aliens,* illegally entering: expenses, etc 904 penalty for failure of owner of vessel to return, etc 904 to be to port from which originally embarked 908 *Depositing Public Moneys,* appropriation for expenses, land offices 724,1332 deficiency appropriation for expenses, land offices 885 *Depositories of Public Documents, Designated,* distribution of documents to 1014 land-grant colleges constituted 1014 *Deposits, Army Enlisted Men,* of savings, to be kept as special deposit fund 246 *Depth of Tidal Waters,* meaning of, in river and harbor legislation 1110 *Deputy Collectors of Customs,* and other customs officers to be appointed by Secretary of, the Treasury 880 duties; bond, etc 880 *Derelicts, etc.,* appropriation for revenue cutter for removal of 703,1309 vessel for removal of, under Revenue Cutter Service, authorized 190 *Des Moines, Iowa,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1297 acceptance of land adjoining public building 1237 *Descanum, or Albert, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Utah,* deficiency appropriation for advertising 645 *Desert-Land Entries,* allowance, to settlers on lands within Irrigation projects 520 *Desert Lands,* appropriation for examinations of 724,1332 purchase by Colorado of, in former Southern Ute Reservation, authorized 1056 time extended for final proof, entries in Benton County, Wash 1057 *Desertion of Wife, D.
C.,* punishment for wilful 86 *Detour, Mich.,* appropriation for light station; purchase of flash lens 1318 *Detroit, Mich.,* appropriation for marine-postal service 472,1210 enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790,1297 *Detroit River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of, Detroit to Lake Erie 737 for improvement of, and maintenance; contracts 738,1098 for improvement of, plan “B;” contracts 1098 *Devils Lake Indian Reservation, N. Dak.,* cancellation of patents to certain Indians of, authorized 361xlix *Devils Lake, N.
Dak.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1297 terms of court at 609,610 *Devils Lake, N. Dak., Sioux Indian of,* appropriation for additional payment for ceded lands 360 *Devon, W. Va.,* bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at 883 *Dew, Famous, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Dewey County, S. Dak.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River, between Walworth County and 95 *Dick, J. Henry,* may bring suit in Court of Claims for Cherokees, to determine validity of laws restricting alienation, etc 1028 *Dick, Lewis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Diddock, Margaret La Flesche, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Digest of International Law,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursing John Basset Moore 1372 *Dike.
R. W., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Digest of the Rules, House of Representatives,* appropriation for preparing 392 *Digest of United States Customs Laws and Decisions,* appropriation for purchase of manuscript and preparing 840 *Digests of Laws,* appropriation for preparing, for Congress, etc 753 *Diocese of Washington, D. C., Convention of,* powers and authority of corporation amended 875 *Diphtheria. D. C.,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Diplomatic and Consular Service,* appropriation for diplomatic service 286,916 for salaries, ambassadors and ministers 286,916 for agent, etc., Cairo 287,917 officials not to receive other salary 287,917 for chargés d’affaires ad interim 287,917 for salaries, secretaries of embassies and legations 287,917 for instruction and transit pay 288,918 for transportation of diplomatic and consular officers; allowance, etc 288 for clerks at embassies and legations; new appointees to be citizens 288,918 for interpreters to embassies and legations 288,918 for student interpreters, China and Japan 288,918 for clerks.
Great Britain 289,919 for contingent, expenses, missions 289,919 dispatch agents 289,919 printing in Department of State 289,919 loss by exchange 289,919 for steam launch, Constantinople 289,919 for ground rent, Tokyo, Japan 289,919 for rebuilding consular building, Tahiti 289 for Cape Spartel Light, Tangier 289,919 for bringing home criminals 289,919 for lifesaving testimonials 290,919 for expenses, neutrality act 290,919 for unforeseen emergencies 290,920 for heirs of officers dying abroad 290,920 for bringing home remains of officers 290,920 appropriation for Bureau of Weights and Measures 290,920 for Bureau of Customs Tariffs 290,920 for Mexican Boundary Commission 291,920 for Bureau, Repression of Slave Trade 291,920 for Prison Commission 291,921 for Geodetic Association 291,921 for repairs to legations and consulates 291,921 for Bureau of American Republics 291,921 for Permanent Court of Arbitration 291,921 for International Railway Congress 292,921 for International Sanitary Bureau 292,921 for reports Joint High Commission 1898 292 for Alaska-Canada boundary line 292,922 for Canada boundary under treaty of 1842,292,923 for Saint John River Commission 292 estimate for consular buildings, China, Korea, and Japan 292 for purchase of legation premises, Constantinople, Turkey 293 for transportation of diplomatic and consular officers 922 for International Seismological Association 922 for Second International Peace Conference 922 for International Fishery Congress 922 for United States court for China 922 for consular service 293,923 for salaries, consuls-general, consuls, and consular inspectors 293,923 for consul-general, Boma, Kongo Free State 293,923 for consul, Calgary, Canada 293,923 for expenses, consular inspectors 293,923 for consular clerks 293,923 pay increased 923 for clerks at consulates 293,923 allowance increased 293 for interpreters, etc., at consulates 294,921 for marshals, consular courts 294,925 for consular prisons 294,925 for relief and protection of American seamen 295,925 for foreign hospitals, Cape Town and Panama 295,925 for Seamen’s Institute, Kobe 295,925 for rewriting consular regulations 925 for contingent expenses, consulates 295,926 loss by exchange 295,926 for cipher code 926 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses, missions 27,48,635,1403 for bringing home criminals 27 for relief and protection of American seamen 27,667,1405 for contingent expenses, consulates 27,635,667,1403 for emergencies 27 not to be used for expenses in District of Columbia 27 exception, foreign representatives 27 for legation buildings, China 27 for salaries, ministers 48,1403 for rent, legation in China 48 for instruction, etc., pay, consuls 48 for services to American vessels and seamen 48,667,1403 for mileage 634 for chargés d’affaires ad interim 634,1372,1405 for interpreters to consulates 635 for International Institute of Agriculture 635l deficiency appropriation for consular salaries 667 for Mexican Boundary Commission 885 for transportation diplomatic and consular officers 1372 consular service reorganisation 99 *Diplomatic Officers,* appropriation for transportation: allowance for 288,922 for paying heirs of, dying abroad 290,920 for bringing home from abroad remains of 290,920 deficiency appropriation for transportation 634,1372 *Director of the Census,* appropriation for, statisticians, clerks. etc 443,988 to prepare Official Register 219 *Director of the Mint (see also* Mints and Assay Offices), appropriation for, examiner, assayer, clerks, etc 409,955 for freight on bullion and coin 409,955 for contingent expenses 409,955 for examinations, etc 409,956 for incidentals 409,956 for collecting precious metals statistics 409,956 deficiency appropriation for freight on bullion and coin 31,639 for examinations, etc 31,1373 duties of. coinage of minor coins 132 printing extra copies of annual report 1906 1424 number increased 1425 printing extra copies statistics of precious metals 1905 1425 number increased 1425 *Disability, Pensionable,* age of 62 and over considered a permanent specific 133 *Disbursing Officer’s Checks,* issue of duplicate of lost; limit removed 301 not exceeding fifty dollars 301 *Discharges, Army,* effect of final honorable discharge on previous service; officers included 836 conditions 836 *Discriminations, Railway,* regulations to prevent unjust interstate 581 penalty for giving or receiving 587 *Diseases of Horses.
Special Report on.*new edition ordered; distribution 1425 *Diseases, Quarantinable,* appropriation for preventing introduction of yellow fever and other 301 *Dismal River Forest Reserve. Nebr.,* appropriation for station building 696 *Dispatch Agents,* appropriation for. London, New York, and San Francisco 289,919 *Distilled Spirits,* deficiency tax provisions applied to spirits recovered from fortified sweet wines 215 *Distilleries,* producing alcohol for denaturation only, of small capacity; special regulations 1250 *Distinctive Paper, National Currency,* appropriation for expenses 706,1313 *Distinctive Paper, United States Securities,* appropriation for expenses 706,1313 *District Attorneys, United Stales Courts,* appropriation for salaries, etc 753,1360 Idaho and California. southern district 754 clerks in vacation 754 clerks and messengers New York, southern district 754 appropriations for salaries, etc., northern district of Illinois 1360 southern district, of New York 1360 for regular assistants 754,1361 for special assistants 754,1361 deficiency appropriation for salaries, etc 40,41,657,667,1403 for special assistants 41,657 appointment for United States court for China; salary; tenure 816 to prosecute violations of Pure Food Act 769 *District Courts.* appropriation for judges 447,992 concurrent jurisdiction in cases under immigration act 907 to issue writs of mandamus to compel compliance with interstate commerce regulations 594 jurisdiction in naturalization of aliens 596 *District Judges,* appropriation for salaries 447,992 for expenses outside of district 755,1361 deficiency appropriation for, Alabama, northern district 1390 Nebraska, additional 1390 New Jersey and Washington 41 New York, southern district, additional 657 Ohio, southern district, additional 1390 Oklahoma 1390 additional, provided for Arizona, eastern and western districts 283 California, northern district 1253 Nebraska 997 New York, southern district 202 Ohio, southern district 928 Oklahoma, eastern and western districts 275 designation of judge from another circuit permitted to act for disabled 1417 provided for Alabama, northern district 931 *District of Columbia,* appropriation for expenses (half from Treasury, (half from District revenues) 482,1119 for general expenses, executive office 482,1119 plumbing hoard reorganized 483 for assessor’s office 483,1120 for excise hoard 483,1121 for personal tax board 484,1121 for collector’s office 484,1121 fur auditor’s office 484,1121 for corporation counsel’s office 484,1121 for sinking fund office 484,1121 for coroner’s office 484,1121 for market masters’, etc 484,1121 charges, etc., for street markets 485 for sealer of weights and measures, etc 485,1122 for engineer’s office 485,1122 for special assessment office 487,1123 for street-sweeping office 487,1123 for board of examiners, steam engineers 487,1124 for insurance department 487,1124 for surveyor’s office 487,1124 for free public library 487,1124 for contingent expenses 488,1125 restriction on use of horses, etc 488,1125 use for fire insurance prohibited 488,1125 stable expenses 488,1125 postage 488,1125 rent 489,1125 collecting personal taxes 489,1125 judicial expenses 489,1125 coroner’s, etc., expenses 489,1126li appropriation for contingent expenses, advertising 489,1126 enforcing game and fish laws 489,1126 for municipal building 489,1126 for survey of dangerous. etc., buildings 489,1126 for property yard 489,1126 for almshouse cemetery 489 for tablets to mark historical places 489,1126 for book typewriters Recorder’s office; to be used for recording 489 for repair shop 1126 for addition to Eastern Market house 1126 for motor vehicle tags 1126 for card index, register of wills 1126 for eliminating grade crossings, Union Station 490,1126 improvement of plaza 1127 for assessment and permit work 490,1127 for paving roadways 1127 for work on streets and avenues; schedules 490,1127 streets paved with Belgian blocks not to be improved 490,1127 for paving approaches to Connecticut avenue bridge; time extended 1128 sewerage pumping station 1128 for paving Twenty-third from Q street, to Sheridan circle 1128 for paving South Carolina avenue 1128 for paving Florida avenue Eighteenth street to Connecticut avenue 1128 for grading streets, etc 490,1128 for condemning streets, etc 491,1128 for opening, etc., alleys and minor streets; employment of counsel 491,1128 for county roads, construction, etc 491,1128 condemning land for extension of Massachusetts avenue 492 for repairs, streets, etc 492,1129 immediately available 1130 for curbs and sidewalks 492,1130 new highway plan for northwest section of District 1130 for repairs, county roads 492,1130 for bridges 492,1130 Aqueduct, repairs, etc 1130 maintenance of highway 492,1130 completing Connecticut avenue 492 reconstructing Anacostia; approaches, etc 492 operation of Anacostia 1130 over railroad tracks, Brookland 1131 plans, etc., for Rock Creek Valley in the city 1131 for sewers, constructing, etc 494,1131 for streets, cleaning, etc 495,1131 for removing snow and ice 495,1132 for disposal of city refuse 495,1132 for parking commission 495,1132 for bathing beach 495,1132 for public scales; pumps 495,1132 for playgrounds 495,1132 purchase of new sites 1132 for public convenience stations 495,1132 for harbor and river front 495 for condemning insanitary buildings 496,1132 for electrical department 496,1132 moving fire-alarm apparatus to new municipal building 1133 for lighting expenses 496,1133 annual reports required from gas companies 1133 electric light, etc., companies 1134 for Washington Aqueduct 497,1135 appropriation for Dalecarlia reservoir 1135 for filtration plant 497,1135 for Rock Creek Park 497,1135 for public schools 198,1135 for instruction of deaf and dumb 503,1142 colored deaf-mute children 503,1142 for police department 503,1142 for fire department 504,1144 for health department 505,1145 public crematory 1146 for court of appeals reports 507,1146 for juvenile court 507,1147 for police court 507,1147 for lunacy writs 507,1147 for justices of the peace 507,1147 for interest, and sinking fund 508,1147 for emergency fund 508,1147 for support of convicts out of the District 508,1148 for courthouse 508,1148 for metai file eases, clerk’s office 1148 for rebinding, etc., old records 1148 for jail 508,1148 for expenses, supreme court 1148 for board of charities 508,1148 for reformatories and correctional institutions 508,1149 for medical charities 510,1151 tuberculosis hospital 1151 for care of children, etc 511,1152 for temporary homes, etc 512,1153 for support, etc., of insane 512,1153 for relief, etc., of the poor 512,1153 for militia expenses 513,1154 for water meters 513 for water department 514,1154 repayment of penalty to Holly Manufacturing Company 515 employment of temporary draftsmen, etc., on sewers, streets, etc 515,1155 laborers and mechanics 515,1156 horses, wagons, etc 515,1156 water department temporary employees 516,1156 employees to be paid from miscellaneous trust-fund deposits 516,1157 limit on requisitions from Treasury 516,1157 advances; reimbursement 516,1157 cost of street, extensions wholly from District revenues 517,1157 for public crematorium 124 for monument to Commodore John Barry 223 for monument to John Paul Jones 224 for public buildings and grounds 421,1341 for court of appeals 447,992 for supreme court 4417,992 for Zoological Park 704,1311 for burial of indigent soldiers in 740,1346 for court-house, repairs 750,1357 for Reform School, new buildings 751,1358 for fees, district attorney, for 754,1360 for Reform School, maintenance 758,1364 for Columbus memorial 1413 for site, etc., Stephenson Grand Army memorial 1424 deficiency appropriation for public schools 31,641,1377 for instruction of colored deaf mutes 37 for Reform School, plans for new building 40 for repairs, etc., Reform School 40 for court-house, repairs 40lii deficiency appropriation for contingent expense 119,640,1377 for fire department 119,642,1378 salaries, reorganization 642 for removing garbage, etc 119 for postage 640,1377 for judicial expenses 640 for coroner’s office 640,1376 for advertising 640,1377 for public library 640 for resurvey, addition to Georgetown 640 for extending Fourteenth street 640,1377 for widening V street 640 for bathing beach 641 for harbor and river front 641 for cleaning streets 641 for extending certain streets and avenues, from District revenues 641,1377 for electrical department 641 for Washington Aqueduct 642 for police 642 for health department 642,1378 for police court 642,1379 for Board of Children’s Guardians 642 for Washington Asylum 642,1379 for lunacy writs 643,1379 for judgment s against 643,1380 for militia 643,1378 for alleys 643 for Industrial Home School 643 for William F.
M. McCarty, gas investigation 669 for police court building 886 for assessor’s office 1376 for wholesale producers’ market 1377 for Eastern Dispensary 1378 for Garfield Hospital 1379 for support of insane 1379 for juvenile court 1379 for support of convicts 1379 for feeble-minded children 1379 for refund of taxes on educational and religious properties 1380 abandonment of wife or child made a misdemeanor 86 penalty; allowances, etc 87 abatement of nuisances by Commissioners, on failure of owner 114 cost assessed as tax; criminal prosecution 114 entry on land, etc., authorized 115 penalty for preventing, etc 115 service of not ice 115 acknowledgment of deeds, etc., in Guam, Samoa, and Canal Zone 552 alien ownership restriction removed from Nicola Masino 299 alley vacated, block 21, Center Eckington 521 closing in squares 330 and 547 847 appointment of midshipmen from 578 births to be reported to health officer; regulations 1010 board of medical examiners, times of meetings changed 1412 building lines established on streets less than 90 feet wide 384 concurrence of all Commissioners to permit projections beyond 385 coal deliveries; penalty for failing to provide certificate of weight with load 94 condemnation of certain suburban triangles for reservations, authorized 787 condemning insanitary buildings, board created 157 condemning insanitary buildings, board created; powers and proceedings 157 conduit under Seventh street for refrigeration extended 93 Congressional Cemetery, certain restrictions repealed 1236 Congressional committee on proposed additions to Rock Creek Park 788 contagious diseases, regulations to prevent spread of certain 889 contracts for construction; retent for repairs to be held 94 extended to completed buildings, etc 929 contracts for work, etc.; bond not required if amount not more than $500 546 conveyance of land between Anacostia River channel and certain squares 1237 court expenses to be paid half from District revenues 763 estimates to be submitted by Commissioners 764 crematorium for bodies of persons in public charge dying from contagious diseases, etc 123 location, fees, etc 123 damages from change of grade by Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad to be borne by 625 refund of one-half from Treasury 625 damages to properly, Union Station construction; benefits from abolishing grade crossings to be considered 619 pay of commissioners increased 619 defacing property, etc., penalty increased 126 electric plants in executive or municipal buildings, prohibited; exception 1371 employment agencies regulations 304 additional penalties for violating regulations, etc 848 extension of Washington, Spa Spring and Gretta Railroad Company 894 fire alarms, punishment for giving false 220 fire department reorganization 314 fire escapes, etc., required on certain buildings in 70 modified 1247 firearms regulations, additional 809 fish wharf regulations authorized 72 game birds and animals, regulations 808 Geneseo place NW., name changed to Summit place 846 hay scales regulations authorized 72 highway bridge, time extended for completing 821,1419 highway plan for part, of northeast section to be made 1244 in northwest section 1130 highway system, changes authorized in 800 incorporations, American Cross of Honor 161 Archæological Institute of America 203 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching 59 Convention of Diocese of Washington 875 Edes Home 162 Great Council, Improved Order of Red Men 117 Hungarian Reformed Confederation 1226 International Sunday School Association 867 National Child Labor Committee 914 National Education Association of the United States 804 National German-American Alliance 928liii incorporations, National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, name changed 868 National Society, Sons of the American Revolution 227 Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias, property holdings 934 charter amended, Masonic Mutual Relief Association 214 Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Follows may sell Odd Fellows Hall 614 purchase, etc., of other property authorized 614 Eastern Star Home, name changed to Masonic and Eastern Star Home; directors added 92 indecent exposure, etc., penalty increased 127 intoxicating liquors, sale prohibited near Insane Asylum and Home for Aged 870 intoxicating liquors to minors; prohibition extended 1248 juvenile court established: jurisdiction, etc 73 license tax, storing, etc., kerosene, explosives, fireworks, gasoline, etc 13 medical supervisors to succeed board of supervisors of medicine and pharmacy; powers modified 1005 milk bottle regulations 1006 monument by volunteer firemen permitted on reservation No. 29 788 pensions, police and fire department, extended 95 extended to inspectors 1003 pharmacy regulations 175 board of pharmacy created 1005 old board of pharmaceutical examiners abolished 1005 police reorganization 221 promotion of privates, etc 1252 public schools, free tuition to nonresident pupils extended 113 compulsory education of children, provisions 219 reorganization of administration 316 railroad sidings permitted across V street between Fifth and Baltimore and Ohio right of way 521 parking of N street between First and Second NE. for unloading municipal materials 521 recorder of deeds may copy old records; limit 994 registered nurses’ regulations 887 sale of house 204 L street NW. authorized 820 squares 1131 and part of 1117 to Sidney Bieber directed 787 sales by weight or measure; restriction 315,854 berries, poultry, and vegetables 315,854 sealer of weights and measures; guaranty of bonding company allowed 94 soldier organization, etc., insignia, unauthorized use of, forbidden: penalty 62 speed regulations for automobiles and other vehicles; penalties 621 statues, site to be selected for Longfellow 830 streets, etc., Barnaby road declared a public highway 1011 condemnation proceedings under code 151 Douglas changed to Clifton 835 extension of Albemarle street NW 1225 extension of Euclid street 236 streets, etc., extension of Fessenden street NW 855 extension of Forty-fifth street NW 1004 extension of Fourth street NE 857 extension of Franklin street NE 844 extension of Geneseo place NW 846 extension of Harvard street NW 856 extension of Kalorama road 616 extension of Kenyon street NW 856 extension of Macomb street NW 853 extension of Meridian place NW 846 extension of Monroe street NE 1222 extension of New Hampshire avenue to District line 1004 extension of Park place 1012 extension of Rhode Island avenue NE 15 extension of School street NW 882 extension of Second street NW 845 extension of Seventeenth street NW 854 extension of Seventh street NE 844 extension of Sherman avenue; reassessment of benefits 630 extension of Sixth street NE 844 extension of Summit place NW 846 extension of T street NW 1001 extension of Twenty-third street NW 847 extension of W street NW 845 extension of W and Adams streets NW 1008 opening highway, Water Side drive to Park road, D.
C 855 opening Mills avenue NE 1244 opening of Warren and Forty-sixth streets NW 994 opening parkway Sixteenth street to Rock Creek Park 1000 part of T street changed to California street 50 Sixth street north of V street Center Eckington, abandoned 521 vacation of Alexander place and Poplar street 885 use of parking, by adjacent owners, error corrected 112 widening of Bladensburg road 843 widening Columbia road, east of Sixteenth street 844 taking away property of another, penalty increased 127 taxes refunded to certain educational and religious institutions 869 veterinary regulations 870 Washington and Western Maryland Railroad Company, extension of line authorized 532 may obtain land for tracks, stations, etc., by purchase or condemnation 534 time of construction extended 536 Washington Market Company may erect ice plant, etc 873 *District of Columbia Code Amendments,* Sec. 9, justices of the peace to issue warrants for arrests 126 Sec. 491a, petition for condemnation of land for streets 151 Sec. 491b, contents of petition 151 Sec. 491c, notice of proceedings 151 Sec. 491d, selection of jury 152 Sec. 491e, jury proceedings 152 Sec. 491f, consideration of parts of lots affected 152 Sec. 491g, determining damages and benefits 152,930 where parts of lots, etc., are taken 930liv Sec. 491h, hearing in court; new jury 153 Sec. 491i, payments of damages, on confirmation 153 Sec. 491j, assessment of benefits on confirmation; credit for damages 153 See. 491k, amendments to petition, etc., allowed 153 Sec. 491l, compensation to jurors 153 Sec. 491m, appeals to court of appeals; not to delay work, etc 153 Sec. 491n, awards to parties not found, etc 154 Sec. 558, notaries public; permit ting practice before Departments, etc 622 Sec. 713, reports to Comptroller from all savings and trust institutions 458 power of Comptroller to take possession 458 foreign companies; publications 458 Sec. 714, examinations by Comptroller 459 Sec. 878a, meaning of specified words, milk bottle provisions 1006 Sec. 878b, registry of private ownership of bottles, marks, etc 1006 Sec. 878c, punishment for unlawful use of bottles, etc 1007 Sec. 878d, prima facie evidence of unlawful use 1007 Sec. 878e, jurisdiction of complaints 1007 Sec. 878f, regulations, forms, etc., to be made 1007 Sec. 878g, actions in tort by trademark owners not affected 1007 See. 927, insane criminals, provision to include trials, etc,, on information 113 Sec. 1537, service on corporations, employee added 874 *District of Columbia, Commissioners of the,* appropriation for salaries 482,1119 authority in establishing building lines 384 concurrence of all, necessary for projections beyond building lines 385 duties in abating nuisances, on failure of owner of property 114 in control of fire department 314 under fire escapes act 70 police reorganization 221 engineer, to serve on commission on consolidating, etc., public schools 321 to enforce employment agency law; hearing of complaints, etc 309 to make regulations for sale of fish wharf privileges 72 to prevent spread of certain contagious diseases 890 public hay scales 72 to prepare new highway plan, northwest section 1130 for part, of northeast, section 1244 to submit estimates for court expenses 764 *Dixon, Ill.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1297 *Djureen, Ernst H.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1395 *Document Room, House of Representatives,* appropriation for superintendent, assistants, etc 395,941 deficiency appropriation for superintendent 662 *Document Room, Senate,* appropriation for superintendent, assistants, etc 390,935 *Documents, Congressional,* orders to print extra copies; requirements 1013 estimates required of cost for printing 1013 from Departments, etc., submitting 1013 exception 1013 when charged to Congress allotment 1013 classification of; numbering, etc 1013 binding and distribution 1014 *Documents, Public,* deficiency appropriation for advertising sale of, accumulated 1398 cost of composition, illustrations, etc., of, chargeable to Department. etc,, preparing 825 printing, binding, etc., charged in proportion as delivered 825 otherwise distributed 825 for Congress may be printed in two or more editions, instead of one: maximum 826 Departments, etc., may be supplied in two or more editions instead of one; maximum 826 full number authorized when necessary 826 to be sent to library of Philippine government 850 *Documents, Senate and House,* classification of; numbering, etc 1014 *Documents, Superintendent of,* administration expenses of office to be specifically appropriated for, etc 1014 postponed for one year; estimates to be made 1399 *Domestic Commerce,* five great coasting districts established; divisions 190 *Dominican Republic,* appropriation for minister resident and consul-general 917 for secretary of legation 917 *Doorkeeper, House of Representative,* appropriation for, assistant, messengers, etc 394,940 *Dorchester Bay, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of; condition 1074 *Dorn, E.
J.,* appropriation for reimbursing 1293 *Dothan, Ala.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1297 *Douglas County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River, between Kittitas County and 109 *Douglas Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Douglas Street, D. C.,* name changed to Clifton 385 *Dover, N. H.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1297 *Dover.
N. J., Army Powder Depot,* appropriation for storehouse for reserve supply 732,1340 for machinery 732 for transportation facilities 732,1340 for fire protection, etc 732 for light, power, and heating plants 1340 for officers’ quarters 1340 *Dover, N. J., Naval Magazine,* appropriation for public works 567,1189 *Dowan, Daniel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373lv *Dowdall, Hanson, and McNeill,* appropriation for services 1291 *Downing, Carry, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Doxtater (Compsom), Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Doxtater, Dolly Ann, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Doxtater, Jacob, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Doxtater, Truman, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Dragger, Lewis, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 340 *Drainage Investigations,* appropriation for expenses of 094,1279 *Dredge for Oregon and Washington Waters,* appropriation for construction 1107 *Dredges,* lease, etc., of, authorized for river and harbor improvements Great Lakes and North Atlantic coast 1119 *Dredges, Foreign-Built,* undocumented, not permitted to operate in United States 204 employed at Galveston, Tex., may be documented 204 *Dresden, Germany,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for cleric hire 294,921 *Drink,* articles used for, included as “food” in pure-food act 769 *Dripps, George W., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Drug Adulterations (see* Pure-Fond Act) *Druggists, D.
C. (see* Pharmacy Regulations, D. C.) *Drugs,* appropriation for investigations of adulterations 1271 for expenses, preventing sale of adulterated, etc 1272 includes all substances for cure, etc., of man or animals 769 *Drugs, D. C. (see also* Pharmacy Regulations), regulations of the sale of 175 *Dry-Land Farming Experiments,* lease of public lands in Chouteau County, Mont., for 552 *Dry Straits, Alaska,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1111 *Dry Tortugas,* detention grounds at, for vessels infected with yellow fever 299 *Dublin, Ireland,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Dubray, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Dubuque, Iowa,* terms of court 912 *Duck Island, Conn.,* further examination of, to be made for harbor of refuge 1112 *Duck River, Tenn.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Duluth, Minn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 738,1101,1345 board to reexamine, etc 1102 for range light station, additional land 1318 acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1297 extension to public building, authorized, etc 1238 use of appropriations 1238 *Duncan, Ind.
T.,* terms of court, etc,, recording district No. 29 343 *Dundee, Scotland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Dunfermline, Scotland.* classification and salary of consul 99 *Dunkirk, N. Y.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1115 *Dupins, John, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Duplat, José March,* may be admitted for instruction to Military Academy 1423 *Duplicate Checks, etc.,* issue in lieu of lost or stolen, authorized after six months 84,301 after thirty days if not more than $50 84,301 *Dupuis, Alfred, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Dupuis, Angelique,* restrict ions removed from allotment to 373 *Dupuis, Frederick A., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Dupuis, George W., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Dupuis, Maud N., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Durango, Colo.,* grant of lands for water supply; price, etc 1053 *Durango, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Durban, South Africa,* classification and salary of consul 99 *“During the Session,”* to mean 119 days 396 to mean 212 days 942 *Dusseldorf, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Duties on Imports,*f free admission of exhibits, Jamestown Exposition, conditions 766 *D’ Wamish, etc., Indians, Wash.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 377,1050 **E.** *Eagle Pass, Tex.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1297 *Earle Development Company, J.
R.,* may dam Savannah River at Andersonville Shoals 1240 *Earth, International Geodetic Association for Measurement of the,* appropriation for annual quota 291,921 *Earthquake, Pacific Coast,* appropriation for relief of sufferers from 827,828 *East Boothbay, Me.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *East Chester Creek, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *East Liverpool, Ohio,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1297lvi *East Norwalk, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1076 *East Pass, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *East Pearl River, Miss.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *East River, N.
Y.,* appropriation for lighting 712,1320 for improvement of, and Hell Gate; resurvey 1078 preliminary examination of, to be made, between North and South Brother islands 1115 *East Saint Louis, Ill.,* acquiring site anti erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1298 *East Washington Station Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Eastern Dispensary, D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., of indigent patients 510,1151 deficiency appropriation for indigent patients 1378 *Eastern Market House, D.
C.,* appropriation for addition to 1126 *Eastern Star Home, D. C.,* title changed by adding “Masonic” 92 *Eastman, Demas, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Easton, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Eau Claire, Wis.,* limit of cost increased, public building 774 *Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Echo Bay, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1077 preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *Ecuador,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 *Edes Home, D.
C., The,* incorporated; purposes, etc 162 *Edinburgh, Scotland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Edison Electric Company of Wyoming,* permits to occupy land, etc., in San Bernardino, Sierra, and San Gabriel forest reserves, Cal 163 *Ediz Hook, Wash.,* fog-signal authorized 324 deficiency appropriation for 660 *Education Association of the United States, National,* incorporated; purposes, powers, etc 804 *Education, Bureau of,* appropriation for Commissioner, clerks, etc 432,978 for books, etc 433,978 for collecting statistics 433,978 for documents, apparatus, etc 433,978 for rent 434,979 employees, etc., in Alaska may assign pay; reimbursement for expenses 824 *Education, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 432,978 for printing and binding Annual Report of 760,1367 to supervise expenses, etc., education of Alaska natives, etc 1338 *Education, D.
C. (see* Public Schools, D. C.) *Education of Children, D. C., Compulsory,* attendance at, school of all children between 8 and 14 years old 219 penalty for neglect, etc,, of parent 219 instruction of habitual truants 220 truant officers authorized 220 penalty for inducing unlawful absence, etc 220 inspection of places employing minors 220 penalty for false statements of attendance. etc 220 *Education of the Blind,* permanent annual appropriation for 460 *Educational Institutions, D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for refund of special taxes 1380 refund of taxes erroneously charged on properties of 869 *Eggs of Game Birds,* prohibition against taking, etc., from breeding grounds 536 *Eibenstock, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Eight-Hour Law,* not applicable to work on Isthmian Canal 33 to unskilled alien laborers on Panama Canal 669 *Eighth Judicial Circuit,* appropriation for messenger, etc., circuit court of appeals 447,992 Oklahoma judicial districts attached to 275 *Eighth Light-House District,* deficiency appropriation for repairing, etc., buildings destroyed by hurricanes 842 tender authorized for 995 appropriation for 1319 *Eighth Street NW., D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for expenses extending 641 *El Caney, Cuba,* use of transport “Sumner” to convey Commission, etc., to dedication of battle monuments 821 *Elba, Ala.,* dam authorized across Pea River near 18 *Elections, Political,* money contributions by corporations for, prohibited 864 *Electric Cars, Postal Service,* appropriation for mail service by 474,1213 *Electric Light and Power Companies, Indian Territory,* provisions for rights of way, dams, etc 146 *Electric Light and Power Statistics,* to be collected every five years 219 *Electric Light, etc., Companies, D.
C.,* detailed annual reports required from 1134 *Electric-Motor Vessels,* steamboat-inspection provisions for 194 *Electric Plants, Army,* appropriation for gun and mortar batteries 462,1059 sale of surplus light and power; use of proceeds 251,1167 *Electric Plants, D. C.,* installing, in executive or municipal buildings prohibited: exception 1371 *Electrical Department, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries 496,1132 for contingent expenses 496,1133 for placing wires underground 496,1133 for extending police-patrol system 496,1133 for fire-alarm boxes, etc 496 for moving fire-alarm apparatus to municipal buildings 1133lvii appropriation for lighting 496,1133 for electric are lights 497,1134 deficiency appropriation for 641 *Electrical Protection for Vaults, etc., Public Buildings,* appropriation for 700,1306 *Electrical Units, International Committee,* appropriation for expenses of delegate 446,991 *Eleventh Light-House District,* tender for inspector, limit of cost increased 858 appropriation for 1318 relief light-vessel for ninth and, to be equipped with motor power 996 *Elizabeth City, N.
C.,* appropriation for public building 698 terms of court 1224 *Elizabeth, N. J.,* limit, of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 1298 *Elizabeth River, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *“Elizabeth,“ Schooner,* appropriation for paying damages 1292 *Elk River, Md.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of 1081 *Elk River, Tenn.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Elk, William, or Runs Bowing, Indian, Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Ellis, Charley, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Ellis Island Immigrant Station, N.
Y.,* appropriation for contagious diseases hospital 1317 for remodeling main building 1317 deficiency appropriation for two pavilions 842 *Elm, Abram, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Elm, Charles, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Elm, Rachel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church, D. C., Vestry of,* taxes refunded 870 *Emblems of Fraternal Societies,* registry of, as trade-marks, not allowed 1251 *Emergencies, Unforeseen,* appropriation for diplomatic and consular 290,920 deficiency appropriation for diplomatic and consular unforeseen 27 not to be used for expenses, etc., in District; exception 27 *Emergency Fund, D.
C.,* appropriation for 508,1147 *Emergency Fund, Navy Department,* deficiency appropriation for 646,1384 *Emergency Hospital, D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., of indigent patients 510,1151 for repairs and equipment 1151 *Emmons, George T.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 653 *Emplacements, Fortifications,* appropriation for modernizing older 462,1058 *Employees, House of Representatives,* deficiency appropriation for additional pay, etc., authorized by resolutions 1397 *Employees of Railroads,* hours of labor by, limited 1415 *Employers’ Liability, Common Carrier,* for injuries to employees through neglect of officers, etc 232 *Employment Agencies, D.
C.,* license required; application requirements; fees 304 bond; issue of license; posting 305 locations prohibited; child-labor restrictions 300 register; references, etc 306 fees allowed; receipts; contracts 307 restriction on employments 308 enforcement of regulations 308 penalty for violations 308,848 *Engineer Corps, Army,* appropriation for enlisted men; longevity 242,1160 for pay of officers; longevity 244,1162 officer to be designated on commission on commercial use of surplus waters of the Mississippi in Minnesota 457 *Engineer Department, Army,* appropriation for expenses of depots 256,1173 for purchase of instruments, etc., for officers 256,1173 for maintenance of school, Washington, D.
C., buildings 256,1173 chaplain authorized 256 for equipment of troops 256,1174 for services 257,1174 *Engineer Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 420,966 for clerks paid from rivers and harbors appropriations, etc 420 draftsmen, etc., to be paid from appropriations for rivers and harbors, etc.; limit 420,966 *Engineer School, Army,* appropriation for maintenance and equipment 256,1173 for buildings 1173 *Engineering Experimental Station, Naval Academy,* appropriation for salaries, investigations, etc 575,1197 *Engineers, Chief of,* action on plans for improving channels on New Jersey coast 800 authorized to sell 204 L street NW., Washington, D.
C 820 to approve plans, etc., of dam across White River, Ark 628 *Engineer’s Office, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries, record division 485,1122 for engineers, superintendents, etc 485,1122 for contingent expenses 488,1125 *England (see* Great Britain), *England, Tillman, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Engraving and Printing Bureau, Treasury Department,* appropriation for Director, assistant, etc 408,955 limitation 955 for administrative force paid from engraving and printing; limitation 408 for salaries 703,1309 for wages 703,1310 requirement for hand press work repealed 1310 for materials 703,1310 for custody of dies, rolls, and plates 707,1313 deficiency appropriation for employees detailed to Treasurer; reimbursement 635 for wages; balances transferred 637lviii *Enid, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *Enlisted Men, Army,* appropriation for pay 241,1160 extra to expert, riflemen, sharpshooters, and marksmen 241 deduction from retired, for Soldiers’ Home, repealed 242 for longevity 242,1160 additional for recruiting and prison duty 242 for engineer battalion: longevity 242,1160 for Ordnance Department; longevity 242,1160 for quartermaster-sergeants; longevity 242,1160 for post commissary-sergeants; longevity 242,1160 for electricians, artillery; longevity 242 for Signal Corps 242,1160 for Hospital Corps; longevity 243,1161 for pay of retired 245,1163 for travel allowance on discharge 245,1163 for undrawn clothing 245,1163 for interest on deposits 245,1163 fur repayment of back deposits 245 for transfer of balance to special deposit fund 246 for extra-duty pay, artillery and ordnance service 246 for extra-duty pay, artillery and ordnance service, at seacoast fortifications 1163 for switchboard operators at interior posts 1163 for 20 per cent increase, service beyond the United States 247,1164 computation of service 247 availability of present appropriations 247 for bringing home from abroad remains of 741,1347 deficiency appropriation for 20 per cent increase, service in Cuba 1381 allowances to, detailed at, Jamestown Exposition 1160 to retired; credit for all service 1217 distribution of amounts due deceased, without administration; limit 750 funeral expenses 750 noncommissioned officers, etc., for recruit and prison companies 1160 savings may be deposited with paymaster 246 kept as separate deposit fund 246 repayment ; exemption from debts, etc 246 liability of Government for deposits 246 clothing balances to be paid from regular pay fund 246 *Enlisted Men, Marine Corps,* appropriation for reimbursing, losses San Francisco fire 554 for pay 579,1200 for detailed cooks 1200 for retired 1200 for undrawn clothing 579,1201 for interest on deposits 579,1201 deficiency appropriation for undrawn clothing 649 allowances to retired; credit for all service 1217 may deposit savings with paymaster; interest 579 * Enlisted Men, Navy,* appropriation for pay 553,1177 refund of bounty if discharged the first year 553,1177 for reimbursing, losses San Francisco fire 554 appropriation for outfits: refund if discharged in six months 556,1178 allowed credit for all service in Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, for retirement 451,1217 *Enrollment of Domestic Vessels,* license and, consolidated in one document 136 *Ensenada, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Entomology Bureau, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 688,1273 for general expenses; tobacco worms, etc.; white fly 688,1273 for emergency fund, cotton boll weevil 695,1280 gypsy and brown-tail moths 696,1280 *Envelopes, Postal Service,* appropriation for official registry and dead-letter 476,1215 contracts extended for six months 476 contracts for all Departments to be made by Postmaster-General for four years 476 restriction on printed matter on stamped, for sale 476 *Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary,* appropriation for salaries 286,916 not to be paid officials receiving other salaries 287,917 *Epidemic Diseases,* appropriation for expenses preventing introduction of yellow fever and other 301 *Epidemics,* appropriation for prevention of 709,1316 *Epileptics,* admission of alien, excluded 899 importation of, unlawful; penalty 901 *Epiphany Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Episcopal Church in Utah,* grant of lauds in former Uintah Reservation, for missions, etc., to 611 *Equipage, Army, Camp and Garrison,* appropriation for 254,1171 deficiency appropriation for 46,646,666,1401 loan authorized to Jamestown Exposition; conditions 1175 *Equipments, Army,* appropriation for 257,1175 *Erie Basin, N.Y.,* appropriation for improvement, of Lake Erie entrance to 737 *Erie, Pa,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1080 acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 791,1298 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1116 *Erwin, Tenn.,* appropriation for fish hatchery 721 *Escambia River, Fla. and Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 bridge authorized across, between counties of Escambia and Santa Rosa, Fla 1239 *Escanaba, Mich.,* acquiring site and erecting building at., authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1298 *Escheat,* of lands of Five Civilized Tribes, intestate allottees, having no heirs 145lix *Esquimaux, etc., Alaska,* appropriation for education of 729,1337 homestead allotments to; conditions 197 *Essex River, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of; condition 1075 *Estero Bay, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Estherville, Iowa,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Estherville-Minim Creek Canal, S.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Estimates,* annual, for Departments, to include all requirements 448 restriction on additional or special requests 449 of receipts, expenditures, etc,, to be made in annual report of Secretary of Treasury 949 *Estimates, Annual,* all printing and binding for Departments to be estimated for in 762 *Estimates for Government Expenses,* to be submitted according to arrangement of previous year 448 changes to be submitted by notes 448 *Ethnology, American,* appropriation for continuing researches 794,1310 for protecting Casa Grande Ruin, Ariz 1310 for printing and binding reports and bulletins 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for 1403 *Euclid Place, D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 641 *Euclid Street, D. C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extension of 236 *Eufaula, Ala.,* bridge authorized across Chattahoochee River at 325 two bridges authorized across Chattahoochee River between Columbus and 325 *Eugene, Oreg.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1298 *Eulogies,* printing ordered of, on Hon. John W. Cranford 826 *Eureka, Cal,,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1298 terms of court at 631 *“Euterpe,” Bark,* change of name authorized 626 *Evanston, Ill.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Evanston, Wyo.,* appropriation for public building 698 limit of cost increased, public building 774 appropriation for 790 term of court at 111 *Evening Gun, Army,* appropriation for firing 257,1174 *Evidence,* findings of Interstate Commerce Commission prima facie, in civil suits for violations of regulations, etc., by carriers 589 certified copies of schedules, etc., to be prims facie, in all judicial proceedings, etc 592 *Ewing, Thomas J., and others,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, Warfield, Ky 852 *Examinations and Surveys,* printing ordered of preliminary, under river and harbor act 1905 839 *Examining Surgeons, Pensions,* appropriation for fees and expenses; examinations 133,1406 reports to show rating and condition 133,1407 deficiency appropriation for fees 47,667,1403 *Excise Board, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries 483,1121 *Executive Buildings, D. C.,* electric plants in, prohibited; exception 1371 *Executive Departments, D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., grounds of 734,1342 compensation of heads of, established 993 annual estimates by heads of, to include all requirements 448 restriction on additional or special requests 449 details of employees outside of District to duty in, forbidden 449 details to Civil Service Commission prohibited 948 report required of moneys received, and not paid into the Treasury 763 temporary details to White House authorized 401,947 to record and report to Congress penalty matter sent from July 1 to December 31, 1906 473 transfers of employees unlawful before serving three years 449 *Executive Departments, etc.,* cost of composition, illustration, etc., of documents, chargeable to, preparing 825 printing, binding, etc., charged in proportion as delivered 825 *Executive Expenses,* appropriations for 400,947 *Executive Mansion, D.
C.,* appropriation for improving grounds south of 733,1342 for care, etc., grounds 731,1342 for repairs, etc 734,1342 for fuel 731,1342 for greenhouses, etc 734,1342 for lighting 734,1342 *Executive Office,* appropriation for Secretary of the President, assistants, clerks, etc 400,947 temporary details from Departments, etc 401,947 for contingent, expenses 401,947 for printing and binding 761,1368 *Executive Office, D. C.,* appropriation for Commissioners, secretary. etc 482,1119 for contingent expenses 488,1125 horses, etc., to be used only on official business 188,1125 *Expatriation (sec also* Citizenship), not allowed in time of war 1228 *Expenditures of the Government,* statement for preceding year to be made by Secretary of the Treasury in the annual report 949lx *Experiment Stations (sec also* Agricultural Experiment Stations), annual appropriation to States and Territories for, increased; conditions 63 *Experimental Gardens, etc., D.
C.,* appropriation for expenses 680,1266 *Exports of Grain,* appropriation for grading, etc., at points of export 681,1267 *Exports of Meat Animals and Products,* animals to be inspected; certificate of condition 677,1263 clearance forbidden unless certificate be produced 677,1263 carcasses to be examined; certificate of condition 677,1263 clearance forbidden unless certificate be produced 677,1263 *Exposition, International Maritime,* deficiency appropriation for participation 1371 *Exposition, Jamestown (see also* Jamestown Exposition), deficiency appropriation for further aid to; conditions 886 *Express Companies,* confinement of animals in interstate transit by, limited 607 time for rest, feeding, and watering required 607 included as common carriers in interstate commerce regulations 584 *Extortion,* punishment for, by officers, etc., extended; attempts included 546 *Extra Copies of Documents,* provisions for printing; estimates; exception 1013 meaning of term construed 1013 *Extradition,* appropriation for bringing home criminals from abroad 289,919 deficiency appropriation for bringing home criminals from abroad 27 *Ezell (née Bradley), Victoria, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 **F.** *Facilities of Shipment,* included as transportation in interstate commerce regulations 584 *Facing Slips, etc., Postal Service,* appropriation for 477,1215 *Fairbanks, Alaska,* appropriation for survey of trail to Council City from 316 for erection of courthouse, and jail 751 *Fairbanks Land District, Alaska,* created; court officers to perform duties 1232 fees; surveys, etc 1232 *Fairhaven, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement bf harbor; contracts 1074 *Fairmount, W.
Va.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1298 *Fairport, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1095 *Families, Heads of,* names in First Census of, to be published; sales 722 *Fargo, N. Dak.,* appropriation for public building 698 deficiency appropriation for furniture, public building 1374 terms of court at 609,610 *Farmers,* excepted from general provisions of meat-inspection law 679,1265 *Farmers’ Bulletins,* appropriation for Congressional distribution 690 for preparing, printing, etc 690 for additional assistants, etc 690 for printing, etc.; distribution 1367 *Farmers’ Institutes,* appropriation for reports, etc., on 693,1279 *Farmerville, La.,* bridge authorized across D’Arbonne River at 1254 *Fayette Bridge Company,* may bridge Monongahela River, Brownsville, Pa 128 *Fayette County, Pa.,* time extended for bridge across Monongahela River by 1236 *Fayetteville, Ark.,* construction of public building authorized at; nominal site 778 appropriation for 792,1298 *Fayetteville, N.
C.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1298 *Feather River, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement, of 1107 *Feeble-Minded Children, D. C.,* appropriation for maintenance 511,1152 *Feeble-Minded Persons,* admission of alien, excluded 898 *Felix, Andrew Jackson, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Felix, Dennie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Felix, Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Felix, Peter, jr., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Fenton, John W., jr.,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 43 *Fernandina, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway between Savannah, Ga., and 1085 for improvement of harbor 1085 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1298 title of certain claimants to lands in, confirmed 454 *Ferries,* included with railroads in interstate commerce regulations if operated with 584 *Ferryboats,* subject to steamboat inspection requirements 68,194 *Fessenden Street, NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending 855 appropriation for 856 *Field Artillery, Army,* appropriation for, organized militia 257,1174 balances available 1174 constitution of 861 to consist of six regiments 862 composition of regiments; orderlies 862 of batteries; additional noncommissioned officers; limit 862lxi assignment of officers; promotions 863 filling vacancies 863 pay and allowances of enlisted men 863 *Field Cannon, Army,* appropriation for purchase, manufacture, etc 463,1059 *Fifteenth Light-House District,* tender for, authorized 996 appropriation for 1319 *Filtration Plant, Washington Aqueduct, D.
C.,* appropriation for care, etc 497,1135 *Fines, Penalties, tic., Customs Service,* to be covered into Treasury as miscellaneous receipts 1315 *Finkbonner, Charles, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Finley, Nellie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Finney, J. M. T.,* appropriation for services 1292 *Fire Alarms, D. C.,* punishment for giving false 220 *Fire-Control Instruments, Army,* appropriation for field batteries 1175 *Fire-Control Instruments, Navy,* appropriation for brittle ships, cruisers, and monitors 1180 *Fire-Control Stations, Army,* appropriation for constructing, installing, etc 462,1058 in insular possessions 1061 deficiency appropriation for 1401 *Fire Department, D.
C.,* appropriation for chief engineer, assistants, etc 504,1144 for miscellaneous 505,1144 for contingent expenses 505,1144 for new houses 505,1144 for new apparatus 505,1145 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 119 for salaries, reorganization 642 for forage 642 for equipping fire boat for ice breaking 1378 for coal 1378 extent of, under Commissioners of the District 314 exclusive jurisdiction of Commissioners over; rules, etc 314 personnel, subject to appropriations 314 veterinarian; surgeons 314 schedule of salaries 315 restrictions on resignations 315 pensions to include mothers of members who died prior to March 1, 1905 95 *Fire Escapes, etc., D.
C.,* provisions for, on tenement houses, flats, etc 70 penalty for failing to provide, etc 71 requirements modified; owners’ responsibility, etc 1247 fireproof office buildings 1247 *Fire Pumps on Steam Vessels,* location of, modified 797 *Firearms, D. C.,* restrictions on use of 809 *Firemen, D. C., Volunteer,* may erect monument, on triangle, reservation No. 29 788 *Fireworks, D. C.,* license tax to store and sell 13 *First Assistant, Postmaster-General,* appropriation for, superintendents of divisions, clerks, etc 437,982 appropriation for superintendent, etc., appointment division 437,983 for superintendent city delivery, etc 437,983 for postal service office of 468,1206 for postmasters, assistants, clerks, etc 468,1206 grading, etc., of clerks, carriers, etc 1206 for commencing building New York on Pennsylvania Railroad site 1210 for rent, light, and fuel; leases 471,1210 for miscellaneous, first and second class offices, and money-order service 471,1210 for canceling machines 471,1210 for assistant superintendents, salary and allowance division 471,1210 for city delivery 471,1210 for travel and miscellaneous expenses 472,1211 deficiency appropriation for miscellaneous first and second class offices 1406 *First Baptist Church, Mount Pleasant, D.
C.,* taxes refunded; 870 *First Census,* names of heads of families in, to be published; sales, etc 722 *First Colored Baptist Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Fish, Joseph P. T.,* right to allotment to be tried in Court of Claims 344 *Fish, Leander J., Quapaw Allottee,* alienation restrictions modified 344 *Fish Wharf, D. C.,* regulations for sale of privileges authorized 72 *Fisheries, Alaska (see also* Alaska Salmon Fisheries), regulations for protection of 478 *Fisheries Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Commissioner, deputy, clerks, etc 717,1324 for employees 717,1325 for division of fish culture, office force 717,1325 station employees 717,1325 employees at large 719,1327 distribution employees 719,1327 for inquiry division 719,1327 for biological station, Beaufort, N.
C 720,1327 for statistics division 720,1328 for vessel service 720,1328 for contingent expenses 720,1328 for propagation 720,1328 for maintenance of vessels 720,1328 for inquiries 720,1328 for statistical inquiry 721,1328 for station, Wytheville, Va 721 Erwin, Tenn 721 Manchester, Iowa 721 Baird, Cal 721 Boothbay, Me 1329 Spearfish, S. Dak 1329 Alaska 1329 for repairs to “Grampus” 721 for launch, salmon culture, Alaska 721 for station, Cold Springs, Ga 721 Saint Johnsbury, Vt., auxiliary 721 for steam launch, Boothbay Harbor, Me 721 for protecting salmon fisheries, Alaska 721,1329 deficiency appropriation for miscellaneous expenses 48,1403 for ponds, Monument, grounds 659 *Fisheries, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, deputy, clerks, etc 717,1324 to approve fishways, dam across Choctawhatchee River, Ala 102lxii to approve fishways, dam across Mississippi River, Saint Cloud, Minn 538 Monticello, Minn 265 Missouri River, Mont 111 Pea River 18 Red Lake River, Minn 65 Rock River, Ill 14 Saint Joseph River, Mich 103 to cooperate in survey, etc., of Maryland oyster beds 202 *Fishery Congress, Fourth International,* appropriation for expenses, participation in 922 *Fishing in Alaskan Waters,* aliens prohibited from, except by rod, etc 263 *Fishing Vessels and Boats,* international requirements of lights on, to prevent collisions at sea 850 *Five Civilized Tribes of Indians,* appropriation for town-site expenses, Union Agency, Ind.
T 338,1025 for leasing, etc., Creek and Cherokee hinds 338,1025 full-blood Indians 1025 for expenses, sale of inherited, etc., lands 1025 for removing intruders, etc 339,1025 for removing alienation restrictions on allottees 339,1025 for highways, Creek and Cherokee lands 339 for investigating fraudulent biases 1026 for tribal schools 340,1026 for completing work of Commission 340,1026 access to tribal records 1027 for clerks, removing alienation restrictions 976 deficiency appropriation for removing intruders, etc 39 for sale, etc., Creek and Cherokee lands 39 for removing alienation restrictions 39 for town-site expenses, Union Agency 39 Cherokees may purchase improvements of intermarried whites 1220 final disposition of affairs of 137 final enrollment provisions 137 applications filed prior to December 1, 1905 137 motions to reopen 137 enrollment of minor children 137 status of illegitimate children 137 payment to Cherokees failing to receive allotments 137 equalization of Creek allotments continued 138 final completion of rolls 138 not applicable to Cherokee intermarried whites 138 approved roll of Cherokee freedmen 138 Cherokee freedmen, persons included 138 homestead allotments to Choctaw and Chickasaw freedmen 138 restriction on transfers to roll of citizens by blood 138 deeds and patents to convey legal title when recorded 138 pending contests not affected 139 removal of principal chiefs for nonperformance of duties 139 approval of conveyances on failure of chief to execute 139 effect of 139 by principal chief of Seminoles 139 segregation of specified Choctaw lands 139 appraisal of pine timber; sales directed 139 records of discontinued land offices to be transferred to clerk of district court 139 transcripts; disposal of fees 140 payments on account of loyal Seminoles, ratified 140 recoveries by individuals not barred 140 Court of Claims to hear claims against Mississippi Choctaws by estate of Charles F.
Winton 140 tribal schools transferred to control of Secretary of the Interior 140 final distribution of school funds 140 tribal revenues to be collected by special officer 141 payment of claims 141 tribal taxes abolished from December 31, 1905; refund 141 accounting, delivery, etc., of tribal property 141 punishment for failure 141 Choctaw and Chickasaw town lots reserved for mining leases, to be sold; proceeds 141 forfeiture for nonpayment of town lots; resale 141 reversion of streets, etc., vacated by municipal corporations 142 all coal and asphalt lands reserved from sale 142 conveyance to owners of lands reserved from allotment or sale 142 reversion for nonuser 142 railway-easement provisions 142 reversion on failing to pay, etc 142 Murrow Indian Orphans’ Home, donation patents authorized 142 fractional rights of Choctaws and Chickasaws may be conveyed to 142 other lands conveyed to 142 tribal buildings, etc., to be sold; proceeds 143 deferred till dissolution of tribal governments 342 purchases by municipalities 143 residue of unallotted, etc., lands to be sold; proceeds 143 preferences to Choctaw and Chickasaw freedmen 143 reversion for nonpayment 143 tracts of nonagricultural, etc., Choctaw and Chickasaw lands 143 agricultural lands limited to 160 acres to one person 143 final distribution per capita of all tribal funds 143 jurisdiction in suits in behalf of five tribes 144 pending suits 144 set-offs allowed defendants 144 restrictions on alienations extended for 25 years 144 leases other than homesteads permitted 144 construction of prior conveyances 144 lands taxable 144 leases by full-blood allottees, restricted; record 145 disposition of lands of allottee dying intestate without heirs 145 claims of heirs of Mississippi Choctaws 145 conveyances by heirs, of inherited lands 145 disposal of property by will permitted 145 restriction on full-food Indians 145 highways on section lines of Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole lands 145 payment of expenses 146 penalty for obstructing 146lxiii highways on section lines of Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole lands, notices; damage suits 146 power and light companies granted rights of way for dams, etc 146 proceedings to acquire lands, etc 146 municipal control, taxation, etc 147 municipalities, additional powers granted 147 issue of scrip or certificates for improvements 147 taxation of tangible railroad property 148 all other property 148 appeals from assessments to district court 148 lands belonging to tribes to be held in trust 148 allotments 148 tribal governments, etc., continued; restrictions 148 acts, etc., to be approved by President 148 continuation of tribal governments 822 ex-employees not to practice before Commissioner for two years 345 permanent record of complete approved roll 340 copies in recording districts 340 punishment for illegal copying, etc 341 restriction of enrollment applications to minors 342 appearance of name on tribal roll not construed as application 342 *Five Civilized Tribes of Indians, Commissioner to,* deficiency appropriation for completing work of 39,842 *Five Mile River, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1076 *Fixico, Nocus, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346,1028 *Flack, W.
H., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1396 *Flags,* appropriation for decorating graves, Memorial Day 1165 *Flags, Confederate Battle,* unidentified, to be delivered to Southern Historical Society 837 *Flandreau, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian school 370,1046 deficiency appropriation for Indian school, John H. Roberts 38 *Flathead Agency, Mont.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 353,1034 for support, etc., of Indians of 353,1034 *Flathead Indian Reservation, Mont.,* appropriation for survey, allotment, etc., of lands in 1034 deficiency appropriation for opening ceded lands of; reimbursable 205 town sites reserved on unallot ted lands of 354 appraisal; rights of residents 354 sales, etc 355 hot springs at, Camas reserved; control 355 water rights unimpaired 355 appropriation for town-site expenses; reimbursable 355 *Flint, Mich.,* appropriation for public building 1298 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Flint River, Ga.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 dam authorized across, at Porter Shoals 878 *“Flirt,” Schooner,* appropriation for paying owners 1292 *Florence, Ala.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1298 *Florence, Ariz.,* act of legislature authorizing repair of bridge at, ratified 1054 *Florence Crittenton Mission, D, C.,* appropriation for care of women and children by; contract 512,1153 *Florence, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Florence, S.
C.,* terms of court at 1002 *Florer, John L.,* allowed to purchase land, Osage Indian Reservation. Okla 542 *Florida,* appropriation for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,980 bridge authorized across Escambia River in 1239 *Florida East Coast Railway Company,* may construct and use embankment adjoining Key West military post 1169 *Florida Southern Judicial District,* terms of court, Miami 226 *Florida Straits,* landing, etc., sponges taken by diving from, prohibited; exception 313 *Flushing Bay, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Fog Signals,* appropriation for expenses 712,1320 *Folding Room, House of Representatives,* appropriation for superintendent, clerks, etc 395,941 *Folding Room, Senate,* appropriation for superintendent, assistant, folders, etc 391,937 *Fond du Lac, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 *Food,* includes, in pure-food act., all articles of food, drink, confectionery, or condiment used by man or animals 769 *Food Adulterations (see* Pure-Food Act) *Food Products,* appropriation for investigating preservatives; foreign tests, etc 686,1271 for chemical examinations of, for export 686,1272 for investigating adulterating, false labeling. etc., of imported 686 examination and detention of unwholesome. etc 686 *Foods,* appropriation for expenses, preventing sale of adulterated, etc 1272 *Foods, Proprietary,* provisions of pure-food act as to 771 *Foreign Commerce,* regulations of meat animals and products in 674,1260 *Foreign Commerce, of the United States,* appropriation for investigations for promotion of 442,987 cotton products 442 *Foreign Counsel,* appropriation for services of, in special cases 754,1361 *Foreign Governments, Visiting Representatives of,* entertainment of, allowed from emergency fund 27lxiv *Foreign Intercourse (see* Diplomatic and Consular Service) *Foreign Mails, Postal Service,* appropriation for superintendent, clerks, etc 438,983 for transportation 475,1214 for assorting mails on steamers 475,1214 for pier transfers, New York and San Francisco 475,1214 for assistant superintendent, New York, 475,1214 for balances due foreign countries 475,1214 deficiency appropriation for 658,658 *Foreign Markets for Agricultural Products,* appropriation for expenses, extending 691,1276 *Foreign Passenger Vessels,* steamboat inspection requirements 68 *Foreign Tariffs,* appropriation for collecting 444,988 *Forest Reserves (see also* Forest Service), appropriation for administration expenses 685,1269 for restoring lands to public domain 724,1333 for survey of 728,1336 deficiency appropriation for surveying 47,667,728,1402 Black Hills, S.
Dak., restrictions removed from certain townships in Pennington County 883 breeding place for game animals in Grand Canyon, Ariz 607 certain lands in Yellowstone, opened to homestead entries 62 grant of land to Wisconsin for State 517 lands added to Sierra, Cal., from Yosemite Park 832 list of lands in, valuable for agricultural purposes, to be made 233 counties in California excluded 233 opening to homestead entry 233 preference to present settlers 233 patents by metes and bounds 233 no commutation allowed; credit for residence 233 additional homestead rights to present settlers; payment 234 entries in Black Hills, subject to mining, irrigation, etc., laws; limitations 234 restriction, Lawrence and Pennington counties, S.
Dak 234 settlement to await official opening; settlers’ rights 234 no further, or additions except by act of Congress 1271 permits for power plants, etc., in San Bernardino, Sierra, and San Gabriel, Cal., to Edison Electric Company 163 right of way to Los Angeles through Sierra, Santa Barbara, and San Gabriel, Cal 801 sales of timber in California 684 ten per cent of receipts from, to be paid to States or Territories, for schools and roads 684,1270 to be known as national forests 1269 *Forest Service, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 683,1269 for general expenses 683,1269 forest reserves to be known as national forests 1269 enforcement of game, etc., laws 683,1269 forest, reserve special fund, estimates required after June 30, 1908 684 ten per cent to States and Territories for schools, etc 684,1270 sale of timber; use of fund 684 appropriation for administration of national forests 684,1269 for agents, labor, etc 684,1270 for rent; leaves of absence 684,1270 for protecting range for buffaloes, Wichita Game Preserve 696 for building Dismal River Reserve 696 for permanent improvements 1270 detailed reports to be made 1270 receipts to be deposited 1270 permanent appropriation for refunding deposits 1270 ten per cent, of receipts to Slates and Territories for school, etc 1270 no further reserves or additions except by act of Congress 1271 deficiency appropriation for protecting reserves 667,1403 for investigations 667 protection of copyrighted matter in “Rules and Specifications for Grading Lumber, etc.” 836 *Forked Deer River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement, of 1093 preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Forked River, N.
J.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *Fort Abraham Lincoln Military Reservation, N. Dak.,* selection by North Dakota in lieu of school lands entered on, abandoned 1218 *Fort Assinniboine, Mont.,* sale of army subsistence supplies to Montana citizens permitted 1421 *Fort Bayard, N. Mex.,* appropriation for water supply 1348 special ration allowance enlisted patients at 250,1166 patients subject to army rules, etc 255 *Fort Belknap Agency, Mont.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 353,1034 *Fort Belknap Indian Reservation, Mont.,* lease of lands for sugar-beet culture, etc., permitted; conditions 1034 *Fort Berthold Agency., N.
Dak.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 360,1042 additional allotment to Indians of 1042 *Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, N. Dak.,* certain entries, etc., on ceded, validated 894 *Fort Brady Military Reservation, Mich.,* part of, reserved for public building, Sault Sainte Marie 190 *Fort Buford Abandoned Military Reservation, N. Dak.,* deficiency appropriation for surveying 47 *Fort Clinch Military Reservation, Fla.,* title of certain claimants to lands in, confirmed 454 *Fort Columbia Military Reservation, Wash.,* right of way granted through 926 *Fort Crittenden Military Reservation, Utah,* general land laws extended to, abandoned 808 *Fort Crockett, Tex.,* appropriation for seawall embankment, etc 742 *Fort D.
A. Russell, Wyo.,* appropriation for post hospital 255 *Fort Dade, Fla.,* appropriation for cable, etc., to mainland 464lxv *Fort De Solo, Fia.,* appropriation for cable, etc., to mainland 464 *Fort Dodge, Iowa,* terms of court 912 *Fort Donelson National Cemetery, Tenn.,* deficiency appropriation for road 644 *Fort Douglas, Utah,* appropriation for post hospital 1172 exchange of lands, etc., with Le Grand Young 612 part of, granted Utah University; conditions 195 Salt Lake City granted right of way through, for boulevard 927 *Fort Erie, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Fort Gaines, Ala.,* appropriation for replacing ammunition, etc., damaged by storm 1060 *Fort Greble, R.
I.,* appropriation for water supply 1348 *Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 334,1023 for survey; plans for irrigating, etc., ceded lands 334 for removal of Lemhi Indians to 730 irrigation of lands of; lands for reservoir 1024 water rights; lands of Indians, etc 1024 appropriation for; reimbursement 1025 *Fort Hall Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 338,1024 *Fort Keogh Military Reservation, Mont.,* appropriation for bridge across Tongue River, by Custer County 88 part may be used as experimental horse-breeding station 252 right of way granted through 187 *Fort Lafayette, N.
Y., Naval Magazine.* appropriation for public works 568 *Fort Leavenworth, Kans.,* appropriation for General Service and Staff College 240,1158 for military prison 743 deficiency appropriation for military prison 32 *Fort Lewis, Colo.,* appropriation for Indian school 334,1023 *Fort McIntosh, Tex.,* appropriation for land, target range 742 *Fort Mackenzie, Wyo.,* appropriation for post hospital 1172 *Fort McRee, Fla.,* appropriation for sea walls 1059 for replacing ammunition, etc., damaged by storm 1060 *Fort Marion, Fla.,* deed of “The Lines,” for school purposes to Saint Johns County 913 right of way granted across 1219 *Fort Mason, Cal.,* appropriation for general depot for army supplies: contracts for construction 257 *Fort Mifflin, Pa., Naval Magazine,* appropriation for public works 567,1190 *Fort Mojave, Ariz.,* appropriation for Indian school 332,1021 *Fort Monroe, Va.,* appropriation for artillery school 240,1158 for additional land 742 for wharf expenses 743,1348 for repairs of roads, etc 743,1348 for sewer system 743,1349 *Fort Morgan, Ala.,* appropriation for replacing ammunition, etc., damaged by storm 1060 *Fort Moultrie, S.
C.,* appropriation for wharf, etc 743 for protecting wall 1059 *Fort Niagara, N. Y.,* deficiency appropriation for buildings; use of amount for land 644 *Fort Niobrara Military Reservation,* dam authorized across Niobrara River at 297 right of way for trolley line, etc., through 297 *Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.,* appropriation for land, target, range 742 *Fort Peck Agency, Mont.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians at 353,1034 *Fort Pickens, Fla.,* appropriation for sea walls 1059 for replacing ammunition, etc., damaged by storm 1060 *Fort Porter, N.
Y.,* tunnel under grounds, for Buffalo water supply, authorized 532 *Fort Putnam, West Point, N. Y.,* appropriation for restoring 531,1073 *Fort Rice Military Reservation, N. Dak.,* homestead laws extended to abandoned 808 selection by North Dakota in lieu of school lands entered on abandoned 1218 *Fort Riley, Kans.,* appropriation for cavalry and field artillery school 240,1158 *Fort Robinson Military Reservation, Nebr,,* grant of portion of, to Crawford, Nebr., for park, etc 461 *Fort Saint Philip, La.,* appropriation for rebuilding protecting levees 1059 for replacing ammunition, etc., damaged by storm 1060 *Fort Sam Houston, Tex.,* appropriation for additional land 252 *Fort San Juan, Cuba,* use of transport “Sumner” to convey Commission, etc., to dedication of battle monuments 821 *Fort Scott, Kans.,* appropriation for road to national cemetery; conditions 1347 *Fort Screven, Ga.,* appropriation for sea wall 742 *Fort Shaw Abandoned Military Reservation.
Mont.,* disposal of lands in 228 lands reserved for Indian school 229 under reclamation act 229 *Fort Sheridan, Ill.,* additional land for, authorized; funds available 1348 *Fort Sherman Reservation, Idaho,* strip of land for highway to Kootenai County 456 *Fort Sill Military Reservation, Okla.,* right of way through to Wichita Mountain and Orient Railway Company 613 *Fort Smith and Van Buren Bridge and Traction Company,* may bridge Arkansas River, Van Buren, Ark 21 penalty for violations of orders, etc 22 *Fort Snelling, Minn.,* appropriation for drill hall 743 for bridge across Mississippi River to Saint Paul 1346 construction of bridge authorized across Mississippi River between Saint Paul and 66lxvi construction of bridge authorized across Mississippi River between Saint Paul and, contribution of expenses 67 limit of cost, etc 68 payments for constructing bridge, to be under Secretary of War 1418 *Fort Supply, Okla.,* act of Oklahoma legislature concerning insane asylum at, ratified 853 *Fort Taylor, Fla.,* appropriation for additional land 1169 *Fort Totten, N.
Dak.,* appropriation for Indian school 360,1042 *Fort Totten, N. Y. (see also* Submarine Defense School), appropriation for submarine defense school 240,1159 for machinery, etc., army torpedo depot 464 for torpedo repair shop 1061 *Fort William Henry Harrison, Mont.,* appropriation for water supply 742 *Fort Worth, Tex.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1298 *Fort Wright Military Reservation, Wash.,* right of way granted through 865,927 *Fort Wright, Wash.,* appropriation for additional land 742 *Fortifications,* appropriation fot modernizing older emplacements 462,1058 for fire-control installations 462,1058 for purchase, tests, etc., of range finders, etc 462,1058 for harbor searchlights 462,1058 for preservation and repair 462,1059 for protecting walls, Fort Moultrie, S.
C 1059 for sea walls, Forts Pickens and McKee, Fla 1059 for repairs, etc., defenses of Pensacola, Fla 1059 for repairs, etc., defenses of Mobile, Ala 1059 for levees Fort Saint Philip, La 1059 for plans 462,1059 for electric plants, etc 462,1059 for sea walls 462,1059 for preserving torpedo structures 462,1059 for submarine mines, care, etc 462,1059 contracts, etc 463 for armament 463,1059 for machine and automatic guns, carriages, etc 463,1059 for mountain, field, and siege cannon 463,1059 for ammunition 463,1059 for seacoast cannon 463,1059 for ammunition 463,1060 for inspecting instruments 463,1060 for ammunition, etc., seacoast artillery practice 463,1060 for altering, etc., mobile artillery 463,1060 for ammunition for field, etc., practice 463,1060 for altering, etc., seacoast guns 463,1060 balance available 463 for alterations for rapid-fire field material 1060 for repairing damages, etc., Gulf coast tornado 1060 for converting muzzle-loading to breech-loading guns for saluting, etc 1060 issue of heavy ordnance for State encampments, repealed 1060 for expenses, Sandy Hook proving ground 464,1060 appropriation for Watertown Arsenal 464 for Watervliet Arsenal 464 for powder factory 464 for cables from Forts Dade and De Soto, Fla 464 for purchase, etc., submarine mines 464,1061 for torpedo depot, Fort Totten, N.
Y 464,1061 for torpedo planter, Pacific coast 1061 for insular possessions, seacoast batteries 464,1061 fire-control installations; range finders 1061 harbor searchlights 1061 submarine mines, care, etc 1061 sites, Hawaiian Islands 464 seacoast cannon 465,1061 mounting 12-inch rifles 465,1061 ammunition 465,1061 inspecting instruments, range finders, etc 465,1061 altering, etc., seacoast artillery 465,1062 purchase of submarine mines 1062 method authorized for charging indirect expenses 1062 for Board of Ordnance and Fortification 465,1062 for civilian member; necessary expenses 465,1062 for tests, etc 465,1062 inquiry as to right of invention, etc 465,1062 purchases to be of American manufacture 465,1062 deficiency appropriation for fire control installations 1401 purchase of land on Deer Island, Boston, Mass.; conditions 457 *Fortifying Pure Sweet Wines,* wine spirits defined; grape brandy included 215 pure sweet wine, the fermented juice only; tests 215 grape must, sugar and water allowed; limit 215 regulations for adding water 215 recovery of wine spirits; permits 215 tax payable: remission of deficiency tax, etc 215 use for fortifying wines 215 special gaugers to be assigned; expenses 216 bond requirements extended; other conditions 216 fermenting vats at winery or adjacent distillery; supervision 216 remission of tax on brandy accidentally destroyed 216 penalty for illegal recovery of spirits from fortified wines 216 rectifying, etc., with other distilled spirits 216 blending permitted without special tax conditions 216 *Forty-fifth Street NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending, to Nebraska avenue 1004 appropriation for 1005 *Forty-sixth Street NW., D. C.,* proceedings to condemn lands for opening 994 appropriation for 994 *Foundation for the Promotion of Industrial Peace,* established: trustees created 1242 duties of trustees; industrial peace committee 1242 annual, etc., conferences of committee 1242lxvii expenses; property holding; offices 1243 cooperation with similar institutions 1243 *Foundlings Hospital, D.
C.,.* appropriation for care, etc,, of children in; contract 512,1153 *Fourteenth Street NW., D. C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 640,1377 *Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General,* appropriation for, superintendents, etc 438,984 for postal service, office of 476,1214 for postal supplies 476,1215 for rural delivery 477,1215 for expenses, shipping supplies 1215 for travel and miscellaneous expenses 477,1215 *Fourth Baptist Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Fourth Light-House District,* relief vessel directed 995 appropriation for 1319 *Fourth Street NE., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending, to Hamlin street 857 appropriation for 857 *Fox River, Ill.,* location of dam in McHenry County to be changed 1102 *Fox River Navigable Water-Way Association,* permission to change dam of, in McHenry County, Ill 1102 *Fox River, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of 1101 post lights authorized on 996 appropriation for 1319 *France,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for third secretary 287,918 deficiency appropriation for paying Samoan claims 635 *Francis, Ann, Chippewa Indian,* appropriation for printing record of title, etc 381 available for clerk’s costs 656 *Frankford Arsenal, Pa.,* appropriation for additional power; paving, etc 1339 *Frankfort, Germany,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Frankfort, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Franking Privilege,* loan of franks to committees, organizations, and associations prohibited 477 not applicable to committees of Members of Congress 477 *Franklin, Benjamin,* additional memorial medals of, authorized 615 *Franklin County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River, between Benton County and 108,866 *Franklin, Ga.,* bridge authorized across Chattahoochee River, between Columbus and 324 *Franklin, La.,* appropriation for improvement of inland waterway to Mermentau, from; contracts 1089 *Franklin Street NE., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending 844 appropriation for 844 *Frapp, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Fraternal Societies,* registration of emblems as trade-marks, not allowed 1251 *Fredericksburg, Mo.,* bridge authorized across Gasconade River at 388 *Fredericksburg, Va.,* appropriation for road to National Cemetery 259 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1298 *Free Delivery Postal Service (See* City Delivery *and* Rural Delivery) *Freedmen, Indian (see* Five Civilized Tribes) *Freedmen’s Hospital and Asylum, D.
C.,* appropriation for care of indigent patients 510,1151 for salaries 731,1339 for expenses 731,1339 for new building 1331 for equipment 1331 *Freiburg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Freight Depots, etc.,* included with railroads in interstate commerce regulations 584 *Freight, Navy and Navy Department,* appropriation for 571,1193 *Freight, Postal Service,* appropriation for, on postal cards, supplies, etc.; withdrawn from mails 473,1212 *Freight Rates,* schedules required of interstate carriers 586 *Fremont County, Colo.,* resurvey of a township in 868 *French Broad River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1094 *French Spoliation Claims,* appropriation for defense in 752,1358 deficiency appropriation for defense in 40,656 *French Telegraph Cable Company,* appropriation for costs of repair to cable, Puerto Plata 1292 *Frenier, Louis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Fresno, Cal.,* appropriation for public building 1298 *Fruit Farms,* special provisions for entries for, under reclamation act 519 *Fuchau, China,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Fuel Hucksters, D.
C.,* not, required to pay additional tax for storing, etc 13 *Fuel, Lights, and Water, Public Buildings,* appropriation for 707,1314 deficiency appropriation for 45 *Fuel Substances,* appropriation for testing, etc.; collection of materials for examination, etc 728,1335 *Funchal, Madeira,* classification and salary of, consul 100 *Furniture, Public Buildings,* appropriation for, and repairs 707,1314 deficiency appropriation for 28,45 **G.** *Gadsden, Ala.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1298lxviii *Gainesville, Fla.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for public building 1298 *Gainesville, Ga.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1298 *Gainesville, Tex.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790 *Galcatcher, Betsy, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Gallatin County, Mont.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River, Broadwater and 456 *Gallipolis, Ohio,* inspector of hulls and boilers for, abolished 106 *Galvestion Ship Channel, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 738,1092 *Galveston, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts 738,1090 channel; restriction 1090 channel to Texas City 1091 for customs boarding boat 1011 for building, etc., for immigrant station at 1412 foreign built dredges used at, to be documented 204 *Game,* appropriation for preventing shipment of illegally killed 689,1274 *Game and Fish Laws, D.
C.,* appropriation for enforcing 489,1126 *Game Animals,* breeding place for, in Grand Canyon Forest Reserve 607 *Game Birds and Animals, D. C.,* killing, etc., of wild birds prohibited; penalty 808 English sparrows excepted 808 permits to shoot crows, etc., destroying crops or poultry 808 hunting, etc., without permit, squirrels, rabbits, etc., prohibited; penalty 808 special permit to shoot English sparrows, etc.; penalty 809 firearms regulations, additional authorized 809 waterfowl hunting, etc., restricted to boats with oars; penalty 809 marsh hunting restricted 809 *Game Preserves,* killing, etc., birds or taking eggs on, forbidden; penalty 536 *Garbage, D.
C.,* appropriation for removing 495,1132 deficiency appropriation for removing 119 *Garden Produce Farms,* special provisions for entries for, under reclamation act 519 *Gardiners Bay, N. Y.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel between Three Mile River and 1115 *Garfield Hospital, D. C.,* appropriation for isolating ward, minor contagious cases 506,1146 for maintenance 745 for support of destitute patients 1351 for renewal of plumbing 1351 deficiency appropriation for isolating ward 642,1379 *Garvie, James, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Gary, Ind.,* preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1113 *Gas Companies, D.
C.,* detailed annual reports required from 1133 *Gas Lands, Osage Indian Reservation, Okla.,* provisions for leasing, royalties, etc 543 *Gas Motor Vessels,* steamboat inspection for 194 *Gasconade County, Mo.,* may bridge Gasconade River, Fredericksburg 388 *Gasconade River, Mo.,* appropriation for improvement of 1105 bridge authorized across, Fredericksburg 388 preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Gaskin, William H.,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 43 *Gasoline, etc., Oils, D.
C.,* license tax to store and sell 13 *Gasoline for Motor Boats,* may be carried on vessels not carrying passengers for hire 204 *Gaspe, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 100 *General Appraisers, Board of,* solicitor of customs and assistants to appear before; duties, etc 763 *General Grant National Park, Cal.,* appropriation for management, etc 729,1337 *General Land Office (see also* Public Lands), appropriation for Commissioner, assistant, clerks, etc 429,975 for temporary force, San Francisco earthquake 429 for investigations, etc 430,975 for maps; distribution 130,975 for mine inspectors 430,975 for transcripts from plats and records 724,1333 for rent, supplies, etc., San Francisco, earthquake 434 for reproducing records, etc., San Francisco earthquake 1336 deficiency appropriation for reproducing plats, etc 653 for surveying 653 *General Land Office, Commissioner of,* appropriation for. assistant, clerks, etc 429,975 to sell isolated tracts of land at auction 517 *“General Levi Harris,“ Schooner,* appropriation for paying owner, loss of yawl 1291 *General Service and Staff College, Fart Leavenworth, Kans.,* appropriation for instruction expenses 240,1158 *General Staff Corps, Army,* appropriation for contingent expenses, military information 240,1158 for translator, etc., military information division 246,1163 *Geneseo Place NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn lands, for extending; name changed to Summit place 846 appropriation for 846 *Geneva Convention, 1864, Conference for Revision of,* deficiency appropriation for delegates 118 *Geneva, N. Y.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Geneva, Switzerland,* classification and salary of consul 99lxix *Genoa, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Genoa, Nebr.,* appropriation for Indian school 355,1039 *Geodetic Association for Measurement of the Earth, International,* appropriation for annual quota 291,921 for expenses of delegate to 715,1322 *Geological Survey,* appropriation for Director, clerks, etc 726,1334 for scientific assistants 727,1335 assignments of pay permitted 727 reimbursement for expenses 727 for general expenses 727,1335 for skilled laborers, etc 727,1335 for topographical surveys 727,1335 for geological surveys 727,1336 for paleontologic researches 727,1336 for investigating mineral resources of Alaska 1336 for chemical and physical researches 727,1336 for preparing illustrations 727,1336 for report on mineral resources 727,1336 for books, etc 727,1336 for geological maps 727,1336 furnishing transfers, etc., of data; charges 727 for gauging water supply 728,1335 for investigating structural materials 728,1335 for testing, etc., fuels; collection of materials 728,1335 for survey of forest reserves 728,1336 for additional storage room, etc 728 for additional rent 1336 books, etc., for reclamation service 1336 for International Seismological Association 728 for reclamation service, rent., etc 728 allowance to disbursing officer 729 for rent 434,979 for engraving illustrations 760,1367 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for 47,667,669 for investigating black sands; rent 37 for investigating Alaska mineral resources 37 for geological maps 47,1402 for surveying forest reserves 47,667,1402 for James W.
Spencer 654 printing ordered of fourth annual report of Reclamation Service 836 *George Washington University Hospital, D. C.,* appropriation for care of indigent patients 511,1151 *Georgetown, British Guiana,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Georgetown University Hospital, D. C.,* appropriation for care of indigent patients 511,1151 *Georgia, Florida and Alabama Railway Company,* may bridge Chattahoochee River between Columbus and Franklin 324 may build three bridges across Chattahoochee River, Eufaula, Ala., to Columbus, Ga 325 *Georgia Southern Judicial District,* southwestern division abolished, and Albany created 547 counties assigned 547 *Georgia, Southwestern and Gulf Railroad Company,* may bridge Chattahoochee River at Steammill, Ga 931 *German-American Alliance, D.
C., The National,* incorporated; scope, rights, etc 928 *German Baptist Brethren Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *German Orphan Asylum, D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., of children in; contract 512,1153 *Germantown, Pa., Site and Relic Society,* bell of late sloop of war “Germantown” presented to 828 *“Germantown,” Sloop of War* bell of, presented to Germantown, Pa., Site and Relic Society 828 *Germany,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for third secretary 287,918 deficiency appropriation for Samoan claims 635 *Gettysburg National Cemetery, Pa.,* appropriation for superintendent’s lodge 741 *Gettysburg National Park, Pa.,* appropriation for establishing 744,1350 *Ghent, Belgium,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Gibraltar, Spain,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Gila River Indian Reservation, Ariz.,* appropriation for constructing irrigating system for 333 *Glasgow Land District, Mont.,* established; boundaries; office 929 *Glasgow, Mo.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River, at 818 *Glasgow, Scotland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Glauchau, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Gloucester, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 736 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1114 *Gloversville, N.
Y.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Goats,* provisions for inspection, etc., of carcasses, and products in interstate and foreign commerce 674,1260 *Gold and Silver Articles,* transporting, etc., with fineness falsely marked, unlawful 260 gold; deviation in marked fineness allowed 260 watch cases, etc 260 tests; actual fineness required 260 silver; deviation in marked fineness allowed 261 requirements for “sterling” and “coin” goods 261 tests; actual fineness required 261 plated ware: marking required for gold goods 261 use of “sterling” or “coin” prohibited on silver 262 punishment for violations 262 signification of “articles of merchandise” 262 original packages not exempt 262 in effect in one year 262lxx *Gold Certificates,* issue suspended when reserve fund falls below $50,000,000 202 may be issued in denominations of ten dollars 1289 coin to be held for payment 1289 receivable for all dues, etc 1289 issue suspended when coin and bullion in reserve fund for notes falls below $100,000,000 1289 may be suspended when notes and silver certificates in Treasury exceed $60,000,000 1289 one-fourth to be fifty dollars or less 1289 issue of $10,000 certificates 1289 *Gold Coin,* appropriation for recoining 700,1313 deficiency appropriation for recoining 28 issue of certificates suspended when reserve fund falls below $50,000,000 202 below $100,000,000 1289 coinage of bullion in reserve fund in excess of $50,000,000 202 notes and silver certificates in Treasury exceed $60,000,000 1289 *Goldfogle, Hon.
Henry M.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Gonzaga College (Saint Aloysius Church), D. C,* taxes refunded 869 *Gonzales, Tex.,* construction of public building authorized at; nominal site 778 appropriation for 792,1298 *Good Conduct Commutation United States Prisoners,* extended to existing sentences 149 *Good Hawk, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Goodland Indian Orphan Industrial School, Old,* lands of Choctaws set aside for 341 *Goodteacher, George, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Goodwin, E.
C.,* deficiency approrpiation for services 43 *Goose Creek, S. C.,* dam authorized across, in Berkeley County 265 *Goree-Dakar, Africa,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Gorman, Arthur Pue, late a Senator,* deficiency appropriation for widow 661 *Gothenberg, Sweden,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Government Exhibit, Jamestown Exposition,* preparation, installation, etc., of 764 appropriation for all expenses 764 appropriation for buildings: construction, etc 765 *Government Hospital far Insane, D.
C.,* appropriation for support of indigent insane 512,1153 for current expenses 730,1338 for buildings and grounds 730,1338 tor plans, etc., for assembly hall 730 for assembly hall 1338 deficiency appropriation for printing; reimbursement 37 for fire protection 37 disposition of moneys belonging to deceased inmates 730 sale of intoxicating liquors near, prohibited 807 *Government Printing Offer (see also* Public Printing and Binding), appropriation for leaves of absence 761,1368 deficiency appropriation for leaves to employees 120,1398 transfer of appropriations for leaves of absence 44,1398 *Governors Island, N.
Y.,* appropriation for enlargement, etc 1349 *Gowanus Bay. N,* appropriation for improvement of channel 736,1344 *Grade Crossings, D. C., Elimination of (see also* Union Station, D. C.), appropriation for damages, etc., union railroad station, etc 490,1126 for improvement of plaza; limit, etc 1127 ascertainment of damages, on line of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad: payment 624 *Grafton, W. Va.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Grahams Island, N.
Dak.,* restored to public domain 360 subject to allotment, to Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewas 361 *Grain and Seed,* appropriation for inspection and grading of, for export, etc 681,1267 *Grand Army of the Republic, D. C.,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of 62 *Grand Army Soldiers and Sailors Home, D. C.,* appropriation for expenses 512,1153 *Grand Calumet River,* bridge authorized across, in Illinois 1234 *Grand Canyon Forest Reserve, Ariz.,* game preserve to lie set apart in 607 hunting, etc., animals in. unlawful; punishment for violations 607 *Grand Detour, Ill.,* construction of dam authorized across Rock River, near 14 *Grand Forks, N.
Dak.,* terms of court at 609,610 *Grand Haven, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Grand Island Harbor, Lake Superior,* range lights established at; light station to be discontinued 996 appropriation for 1319 *Grand Island, Nebr.,* construction of public building authorized 777 appropriation for 791,1298 terms of court at 998 *Grand Junction, Colo.,* appropriation for Indian school 334,1023 deficiency appropriation for Indian school 38 *Grand Lake, La.,* appropriation for lighting channel 713,1320 *Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows, D.
C.,* may sell Odd Fellows Hall 614 authorized to purchase and hold property; limit 614 *Grand Marais, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor of refuge 1096 *Grand Marais, Minn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1114lxxi *Grand Rapids, Mich.,* public building to be disposed of, and new one erected on site; cost 785 appropriation for 796,1298 rent 1298 *Grand River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Grand River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1097 *Grande Ronde Agency, Oreg.,* appropriation for Support, etc., of Indians at 369,1045 *Grande Ronde Indian Reremdian, Oreg.,* appropriation for purchase of lands for John Smithand Jane Isaac, allottees 1045 *Grant Memorial, D.
C.,* appropriation for erection of site, etc 735 *Grasses, etc.,* test of seeds, etc., Canada bluegrass 681,1267 *Graves of Confederate Soldiers and Sailors,* appropriation for marking graves, etc., of, who died in northern prisons and hospitals 56 *Gray Cloud, Arthur, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Gray, George,* reappointed on Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution 1419 *Gray Horse, Okla.,* lands, buildings, etc., reserved for benefit of Usages; sales 542 *Grays Harbor, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of, and bar entrance: contracts 1108 inner portion 1108 preliminary examination to be made for ship canal to Puget Sound 1118 *Grays River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1108 *Grayson, Joel,* appropriation for 395,941 *Great Britain,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for third secretary 287,918 for clerks at, embassy 289,919 for reports, etc., Joint High Commission on Canadian questions 292 for marking Alaska and Canada boundary under treaties, etc 292,922 for marking boundary under treaty of 1842 with 292,923 for joint commission on use of Saint John River 292 negotiations with, requested to preserve Niagara Falls, etc 628 *Great Council of the United States Improved Order of Red Men, D.
C.,* incorporated powers, etc 117 *Great Diamond Island, Me.,* preliminary examination to be made of passage between Peaks Island and 1113 *Great Falls, Mont.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1298 *Great Kanawha River,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 *Great Lakes,* appropriation for lighting channels of 713,1321 diversion of waters of, may be fixed by Congress 626 *Great Lakes Naval Training Station,* appropriation for maintenance 556,1178 for buildings 567,1189 preparations, etc., of plans; architects, etc 567 *Great Nemaha Agency Indians, Kans.,* share of minors, etc., in trust, funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Great Pedee River, S.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084,1344 preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Great Salt Pond, Block Island, R. I.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1075 *Great Sodus Bay, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1078 *Great South Bay, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1077 *Greece and Montenegro,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Green Bay, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor 1101 for public building 1298 limit of cost increased, public building 774 *Green Jacket Shoal, R.
I.,* appropriation for improvement of 739,1345 *Green, William H.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 653 *Greencastle, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Greeneville, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement, etc., national cemetery 1348 terms of court 298 *Grcenhill, R. I.,* life-saving station established at 298 *Greensburg, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Greenville, Miss.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1298 *Greenville, Ohio,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1298 *Greenville, S.
C.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 776 appropriation for 791,1298 appropriation for acquiring site and erecting public building at 793 terms of court at 1002 *Greenville, Tex.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1299 *Greenwich, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1076 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Greenwood, S. C.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 793,1299 *Gregg Shouts, Savannah River,* dam authorized at 876 *Grenoble, France,* classification and salary of consul 100lxxii *Gresham, William,* appropriation for value of dory 1291 *Griffin, Ga.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Grills, Levi B., William Brown and* may bring suit in Court of Claims for Cherokees, to determine validity of laws restricting alienation, etc 1028 *Guadalupe River, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 1091 *Guadeloupe, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Guam,* appropriation for public works, naval station 560,1188 for buildings for lepers, etc 1189 acknowledgment of deeds etc., affecting lands in District of Columbia or Territories 552 head tax, provisions as to aliens in 898 passenger list of vessels to United States from, to be given immigration officer of port on arriving 902 transportation permitted on transports to 1171 *Guantanamo, Cuba,* appropriation for lighthouse service, naval station 713 for marine barracks 1191 for hospital for laborers 1192 *Guardians, D, C.,* jurisdiction of juvenile court over, neglecting, etc., children 74 *Guatemala,* appropriation for minister to 916 for secretary of legation 917 *Guatemala and Honduras,* appropriation for minister to 286 for secretary of Legation 287 *Guatemala, Guatemala* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Guayaquil, Ecuador,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Guitar, Henry, Indian, Allottee,* fee-simple title lo 356 *Gulf of Mexico,* appropriation for surveys of coasts 714,1321 landing, etc., sponges taken from, by diving, prohibited; exception 313 *Gulf Quarantine Station, Ship Island, Miss.,* appropriation for reconstructing, etc 1307 *Gulfport, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of anchorage basin, etc 1088 for improvement of channel to Ship Island Harbor 1344 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 1299,793 payment for dredging channel and anchorage basin, Mississippi Sound between Ship Island Harbor and 833 *Gull Lake, Minn.,* appropriation for low reservoir dam, head waters of the Mississippi River 1105 *Gunnery Exercises, Navy,* appropriation for prizes, targets, etc 556,1178 deficiency appropriation for 1385,1402 *Guns, Automatic, etc.,* appropriation for purchase, manufacture;, etc 463,1059 *Gunton-Temple, Memorial Presbyterian Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Guthrie, Okla.,* to be capital of State until 1913 269 terms of court 275 *Guyandot River, W, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to lie made 1118 **H.** *Habana, Cuba,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for cleric hire 293,923 *Hagerstown, Md.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1299 *Hague Convention, The,* appropriation for expenses, court of arbitration created by 291,921 *Hague Peace Conference, Second International,* appropriation for expenses, participation, in 922 deficiency appropriation for expenses of Commission 118 *Haiti,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 *Halftron, John, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Halifax, Nova Scotia,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Haniburg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul-general, 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Hamilton, Bermuda,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Hamilton, George D.,* appropriation for. from funds of Chippewas of the Mississippi 351 *Hamilton, Ohio,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1299 *Hamilton, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Hammond, Ind.,* appropriation for public building 698 bridge authorized across Calumet River at 877 *Hammons, George, and others,* may bridge Kentucky River at Beattyville, Ky 819 *Hampton, Va.,* appropriation for Indian school 376,1050 for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home: additions 747,1353 deficiency appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 34,1382 *Hampton Roads, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 deficiency appropriation for aid to Jamestown Exposition on 886 for dredging channels to piers, Jamestown Exposition 887 anchorage grounds, etc., to be established for Jamestown Exposition 1383 *Hankau, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 session of United States court in 814 *Hanover, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100lxxiii *Harbin, Manchuria,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Harbor and River Front, D.
C.,* appropriation for plans, etc., for improving 495 deficiency appropriation for 641 *Harbor Beach, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor of refuge 1097 *Harbor Patrol, F. C.,* appropriation for officers and expenses, 504,1144 *Harbors,* appropriation for improvement of rivers and 730,1073,1344 for searchlights for defense of 402,1058 in insular possessions 1001 modification of improvement of Milwaukee, Wis., authorized 819 use for dredging authorized of appropriation for South Haven, Mich 837 *Harbors, Porto Rico,* construction of wharves, etc., in, authorized; conditions 234 *Hardin, Davis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Hardy, Victoria, Kansas Indian Allottee,* corrected fee-simple patent to heirs of 364 *Harlem River, N.
V.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 *Harput, Turkey,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Harrison, Gen. William Henry,* appropriation for monument at Tippecanoe Ind., to, anti the American Army 1410 *Harrisonburg, Va.,* terms of court at 547 *Hartenstein, Herman L.,* may dam Saint Joseph River near Mottville, Mich 1254 *Hartford, Conn.,* deficiency appropriation for public building 1375 *Harvard Street NW., D. C.,* proceedings to condemn lands for extending to Sixteenth street 856 appropriation for 857 *Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kans.,* appropriation for Indian school 347,1029 *Hastings, Nebr.,* terms of court at 998 *Hatchie River, Tenn.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Hattiesburg, Miss.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Hattons Ford,* dam, etc., authorized across Savannah River, at 1240 *Havre, France,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Hawaii,* appropriation for salaries, government in 417,963 for legislative expenses 417 for circuit court judges 417,963 for contingent expenses 417,963 for salaries, district court 447,992 for constructing seacoast batteries 464,1061 for sites for defense of 464 for relief and protection of shipwrecked seamen 295,925 for meteorological stations 672,1258 appropriation for agricultural experiment stations: water supply 693,1279 for quarantine system 709 for leprosy hospital 709,1307 reappropriation 1307 for lighting waters of 713,1320 for survey of coasts 714,1322 for books, courts in 756 for public works, naval station 1188 act of legislature granting telephone franchise, island of Oahu, ratified and confirmed 309 books for courts, appropriation continued 1361 head-tax provisions as to aliens in 898 light station directed, Makapuu Point, Oahu 323 passenger list of vessels to United States from, to be given immigration officer of port, on arriving 902 personal property ceded to United States may be sold, etc 204 former sales, etc., confirmed: disposal of proceeds 204 provisions for election of Delegate from 550 tender for lighthouse use in waters of, etc., authorized 996 appropriation for 1319 waters of, included in fifth great coasting district 190 *Hawkins, Wyatt S., Chickasaw Citizen,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Hay Scales, D.
C.,* regulations for sale of use of public, authorized 72 *Hayes, Hannah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Haynes, J. B.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1395 *Hayward, Wis.,* appropriation for Indian school 379,1051 *Hazing, Naval Academy,* punishment of midshipmen for 104 description of offense 105 *Hazleton, Pa.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1299 *Head Tax,* levied on aliens arriving from abroad increased 898 exceptions 898 payment on immigrants from contiguous territory 898 *Headstones for Soldiers’ Graves,* appropriation for 740,1346 deficiency appropriation for 46,666,1041,1380,1404 *Health Department, D.
C.,* appropriation for health officer, inspectors, etc 505,1145 for preventing contagious diseases, etc 506,1145 available for enforcing new law 1379 for disinfecting service 506,1146 for sanitary emergency fund 506,1146 for expenses, food, etc., adulterations 506,1146 for inspecting dairy farms, etc 506,1146 for contagious diseases, isolating wards 506,1146 for roadways, smallpox quarantine and hospital 1146 for public crematory 1146 deficiency appropriation for isolating ward, Garfield Hospital 642 for dairy inspectors, etc 1378 for food, etc., adulteration 1379lxxiv births to be reported to; data required 1010 duties of, board for condemning insanitary buildings 157 reports of contagious diseases cases required to be made to 889 *Heap, S.
L.,* appropriation for reimbursing 1293 *Hearings in Land Entries,* appropriation for expenses 724,1332 deficiency appropriation for expenses 886 *Heating, etc., Apparatus, Public Buildings,* appropriation for 700,1306 *Heating, etc., Plant for Congressional Buildings,* appropriation for completing construction 1331 limit of exist increased; contracts authorized 36 *Hebrews,* expression of sympathy with, on account of massacres in Russia 835 *Hedge Fence Shoal, Vineyard Sound.
Mass.,* light-vessel authorized 995 appropriation for 1318 *Hedges, Charles, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Heikoyagmani, Johnnie, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 361 *Helena, Mont.,* appropriation for assay oilice at 415,962 *Hell Gate, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 *Hemans, James, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Hempstead, N. Y.,* preliminary examination of, harbor to be made 1115 *Hen and Chickens, Buzzards Bay, Mass.,* appropriation for light-vessel 1317 *Henderson, Henry T., and Associates,* may divert Little River, at Mays Gulf, Ala., for power plant, at Blanche 818 payment to be made 818 *Henderson, N.
C.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *“Henry D. McCord,” Tug,* appropriation for paying damages to owner 1292 *Hermosillo, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Heroism, etc.,* officers Navy and Marino Corps advanced in rank for, to be carried as additional number in grade when promoted 296 *Hetahuna, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Heyburn, Idaho,* privileges of settlers, for entries under reclamation act 520 *Heyn, Charles E., Karl A.
Torgerson and,* appropriation for purchase of land from 1045 *Hicahewicazena, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Hicks, Nellie, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *High Seas,* punishment for shanghaiing extended to 1233 *Highpoint, N. C.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Highway Bridge, D. C.,* appropriation for maintenance 492,1130 time for completing, and approaches, extended 821,1419 *Highways, D.
C.,* condemnation of land for, proceedings under code 151 *Highways. D. C., Permanent System of,* changes authorized in northwest section 800 new plans to be submitted of section of northwest 1130 for part of northeast section 1244 *Highways, Indian Territory,* requirements of, lands of Five Civilized Tribes 145 *Hill, Hannah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Hill, Sarah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Hillsboro Bay, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 738 preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Hilo, Hawaii,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts, etc 1109 land set apart for public buildings; sale of present structures 302 *“Himalaya,” Bark,* change of name authorized 626 *Hinchinbrook Island, Alaska,* light and fog signal station on, Prince William Sound, authorized 324 appropriation for 711,1318 contracts 1318 *Hinds, Asher C.,* appropriation for compiling, etc., Precedents of the House of Representatives 1365 *Hinds’ Parliamentary Precedents,* printing ordered; distribution 1365 appropriation for preparation, etc 1365 *Hingham, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1074 *Hinton, W.
Va.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Historic Antiquities,* preservation of, on public lands, etc 225 *Historical Places, D. C.,* appropriation for tablets to mark 489,1126 *Hitt, R. R., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1396 *Hiwassee, River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1094 *Hoar, Rockwood, late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1396 *Hobart, Tasmania,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Hobbs, Thomas J.,* deficiency appropriation for credit in accounts of 30,639 *Hodgenville, Ky.,* appropriation for Lincoln memorial shaft or tablet at 1343 *Hoffman, John, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Hoffman, Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Hog Island, Va.,* conveyance of former light-station to Broad-water Club, authorized; condition 997 *Hogs (see also* Swine), appropriation for inspection of 674,1259lxxv *Holland (see* Netherlands) *Holland, Mich.,* appropriation for pierhead light-station 710 for improvement of Black Lake 738 for improvement of harbor 1097,1345 *Holly Manufacturing Company,* appropriation for repayment of penalty deducted from 515 *“Holm” Foreign-Built Dredge,* to be documented as vessel of United States 204 *Holmes County, Miss.,* bridge authorized across Yazoo Hiver by Yazoo County and 618 construction of bridge authorized across Yazoo River by Washington County and 112 *Holmes River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Holmes, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Holston River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1094 *Holston River, Va. and Tenn.,* bridges authorized across, and branches 191 *Holy Family Mission, Mont.,* grant of lands on Blackfeet Reservation to 1036 *Home for Aged and Infirm, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 509,1150 sale of intoxicating liquors near, prohibited 870 *Home for Incurables, D. C.,* appropriation for maintenance; electric service 510,1151 *Homeopathic Hospital, D. C.,* appropriation for care of indigent patients 510,1151 *Homeopathic Pharmacists, D. C.,* licensing of 176 *Homestead Entries,* allowed on certain lands in Yellowstone Forest Reserve 62 certain proofs, in Chamberlain district, S. Dak., accepted 121 certain reservoir lands in Minnesota restored to; flowage rights reserved 195 irrigable lands, Yakima Indian Reservation, Wash., subject to 53 opening of agricultural lands in Alabama to 88 opening Colville Indian Reservation, Wash., to 80 speaking English not required for naturalization of aliens making 599 *Homestead Settlers,* cash entry payments to be made by, only after approval 1245 erroneously entering certain indemnity railroad lands credited for residence, etc., on making new entries 120 granted extension of time to establish residence, etc., in certain cases 1421 on ceded lands, Crow Reservation, by 843 Shoshone Indian Reservation, Wyo 849 Uinta ceded lands 9 on ceded Indian reservations, Minnesota, granted extension for payments 326 on lands in Alabama granted to railroads, allowed transfers of entries, etc 1408 temporary leaves of absence to, in North and South Dakota, Wyoming, Minnesota, and Montana 1419 extended to Idaho and Washington 1421 to be repaid excess of lawful purchase money for lands 1248 *Homesteads,* agricultural lands in forest reserves may be entered as; regulations 233 allotments to Alaska natives; conditions 197 soldiers’ additional rights assigned to M.
J. Wine, validated 49 *“Homeward Bound,” Bark,* granted American register 808 *Hominy, Okla.,* lands reserved for dwellings of Osages at; sales 542 *Homochitto River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Honduras and Salvador,* appropriation for minister to 916 for secretary of legation 917 *Honduras, Guatemala and,* appropriation for minister to 286 for secretary of legation 287 *Hongkong, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,923 *Honolulu, Hawaii,* appropriation for naval station; reclaiming the reef 566 for improvement of harbor: contracts 738,110 for quarantine station, water supply 1307 deficiency appropriation for quarantine station 29 for reclamation of Quarantine Island 29 for light station and range lights, harbor 659 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 act of legislature granting telephone franchise, ratified 309 light station, etc., directed, at 323 *Honorable Service Roll,* establishment of, in postal service, prohibited 478,1217 *Hoopa Valley Agency, Cal.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 333,1022 *Horn Harbor, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Horn Island, Miss.,* light, station established 995 appropriation for 1319 *Horn Island Pass, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 *Horn River, N.
Y.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel from Peters Neck Point to 1115 *Horses,* appropriation for inspection of live 673,1259 *Horses, Army,* appropriation for care, etc., of 252,1168 for purchase of; limit, etc 252,1168 purchases at posts, etc 252,1168 deficiency appropriation for 1382 use of part of Fort Keogh Reservation as experimental breeding station 252 *Horses, etc., Claims,* deficiency appropriation for 46 *Horses, Special Report of Diseases of,* printing of new edition ordered; distribution 1425 regulations as to extra copies of documents not applicable to 1013 *Hospital Corps, Army,* appropriation for enlisted men; longevity 243,1161 *Hospital, D.
C., Army General,* deficiency appropriation for constructing 32lxxvi *Hospital, D. C., Tuberculosis,* appropriation for erection, etc 511,1151 *Hospital Matrons, Army,* appropriation for 245,1163 *Hospitals, Army,* appropriation for construction, etc., post 254,1171 for Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo 255 for Columbus Barracks, Ohio 255 for Jefferson Barracks, Mo 255 for Fort Douglas, Utah 1172 for San Juan. P. R 1172 for Fort Mackenzie, Wyo 1172 for Whipple Barracks, Ariz 1172 for Fort Riley, Kans 1172 for Presidio, San Francisco, Cal 1172 treatment of Navy and Marine Corps at Fort Bayard, N.
Mex 1172 deficiency appropriation for construction, etc 646 *Hospitals, Naval,* appropriation for public works at 568 for maintenance 569,1191 *Hot Springs, Ark.,* appropriation for expenses, Army and Navy Hospital 254,1171 *Hot Springs Reservation, Ark.,* jurisdiction extended to any circuit court commissioner 1218 line of, changed; land donated for street 198 *Hot Springs, S. Dak.,* appropriation for sanitarium for volunteer soldiers 749,1355 Battle Mountain Sanitarium Reserve established 83 *Hough, Claude,* deficiency appropriation for services, etc., Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission 637 *Hours of Labor, Railway Employees,* provisions applicable to interstate common carriers 1415 continuous duty longer than 16 hours unlawful 1416 off duty compulsory 1416 telegraph train operators; hours at day and night stations 1416 at daytime stations 1416 emergencies; extensions in special eases 1416 penalty for violations 1416 prosecutions 1416 exceptions, casualties, etc 1416 wrecking or relief crews 1416 enforcement 1417 in effect in one year 1417 *Housatonic River, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1077 *House of Detention, D.
C.,* appropriation for expenses 504,1143 *House of Representatives,* appropriation for compensation of Members and Delegates 392 and Commissioner from Porto Rico 938 for mileage 392,938 for Speaker’s office; Digest of Rules 392,938 for Chaplain 393,938 for Clerk of the House, clerks, etc 393,938 digest of private claims 393 for Chief Engineer, assistants, etc 393,939 for clerks and messengers to committees 393,939 for janitors to committees 394,940 for clerks to committees, session 394,940 for Sergeant-at-Arms, deputy, etc 394,940 appropriation for Doorkeeper, assistant, etc 394,940 messengers, laborers, etc 394,940 superintendent folding room, etc 395,941 pages 395,941 for superintendent document room 395,941 special employees 395,941 for Postmaster, assistant, etc 396,942 horses, mail wagons, etc 396,942 for official reporters 396,942 for stenographers to committees 396,912 “during the session” to mean 119 days 396 to mean 212 days 942 for clerk hire, Members and Delegates 396,942 for contingent expenses, material for folding 396,942 for fuel and oil 396,942 for furniture and repairs 396,942 for packing boxes 396,942 for miscellaneous items 396,942 for expenses, special and select committees 396,942 for stationery 397,942 for postage stamps 397,942 for joint commission of Senate and, to report on second-class mail matter 477 for office building 723,1330 for furnishing 1331 for healing, lighting, and power plant for, etc 1331 for maintenance of office building; supervision, etc 1365 for printing and binding 759,1366 deficiency appropriation for Sue Pinckney, 43 for Bertha J.
Marsh 43 for miscellaneous items from allotment for special and select committees 43 for furniture and repairs 44,662 for folding materials 44 for folding speeches 44,1397 for Fred G. Isell and John T. Hunt 44 for Clerk’s office 44 for Frank D. Koonce 48 for miscellaneous items 120,662,1396 for special and select committees 120,662,1396 for fuel and oil 120,1396 for extra month’s pay to employees 660,1394 for compensation of Members and Delegates 661,1396 for stationery 661 for Delegate from Alaska 661 for contested election expenses 661,1396 for widows of deceased Members 661,1396 for Doorkeeper’s office 662 for chaplain 662 for clerks of committees, Immigration and Naturalization, and Irrigation of Arid Lands 662 for superintendent, document room 662 for compiling, etc., contested election cases 662 for L.
W. Busbey 662,1397 for Harry West 662 for official reporters and stenographers 662,1398 for special employee, Clerk’s document room 662 for superintendent, reporters’ gallery 662 for additional clerk, Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce 662 tor assistant to file clerk 662 for machinist, heating, etc., department 662 for clerk, Committee on Patents 662 for clerk, document room 662 certain employments abolished 663lxxvii deficiency appropriation for share of printing investigation expenses 1394 for expenses joint committee, opening of Jamestown Exposition 1394 for clerk to Appropriations Committee, additional 1396 for Commissioner from Porto Rico 1396 for horse, etc., Sergeant-at-Arms 1396 for E.
P. Walker 1397 for additional to employees authorized by resolutions 1397 appointment of three members on joint immigration commission 909 on joint postal commission: duties 1216 on Printing Investigation Commission; duties 1394 five members of Sixtieth Congress on Joint Committee on Revision, etc., of the Laws 1423 Delegate from Hawaii, election proceedings, etc 550 election of Delegate from Alaska 169 employees to be paid December, 1905, salaries December 20 821 December, 1906, salaries December 20 1418 joint committee authorized on proposed additions to Rock Creek Park, D.
C 788 representation from Arizona 281 from Oklahoma 271 salaries and labor to be paid from miscellaneous items of contingent expenses 821 stationery, blanks, pertaining to legislation to be furnished by Public Printer; exception 1013 *Houston, A. J.,* deficiency appropriation for contested election expenses 661 *Houston, George T. and Frank B.,* granted right of way over road to Vicksburg National Cemetery, Miss 849 *Houston, Tex.,* construction of public building authorized at; cost 787 appropriation for 796,1299 contracts authorized; sale of present building when new one completed 787 *Howard University, D.
C.,* appropriation for maintenance 731,1338 for expenses 731,1339 taxes refunded 869 *Howell Post, G. A. R., Woodbury, N. J.,* obsolete cannon donated to, for monument 829 *Howry, Lucien B.,* appointment as auditor, Court of Claims, authorized 1390 *Huddersfield, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 924 *Huddleson, H. P.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1375 *Hudnell, Beverly,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 43 *Hudson, N.
Y.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1299 *Hudson River, N. Y.,* appropriation for lighting 712,1320 for improvement of 1078 preliminary examination to be made of shoal off Stuyvesant Harbor 1115 at Nyack, etc 1115 change of location of bridges, etc., at New York, on approval of Secretary of War 1119 *Hugh MacRae Company,* may dam Savannah River at Calhoun Fails 1240 Cherokee Shoals 1255 Hattons Ford 1240 Trotters Shoals 1241 *Hull, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Hulls, Inspectors of,* abolished for district of Alaska, and ports of Gallipolis, Ohio, and Wheeling, W.
Va 166 provided for Juneau and Saint Michaels, Alaska, and Point Pleasant, W. Va 106 *Hulton Ferry, Pa.,* bridge authorized across Allegheny River from Oakmont, to 848 *Humboldt Bay, Gal.,* fog-signal directed at entrance to 323 appropriation for 711 *Humboldt, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor and bay 1106 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1112 *Hungarian Reformed Federation of America, D.C.,* incorporated, purposes, etc 1226 *Hungary (sec,* Austria-Hungary) *Hunt, John T.,* deficiency appropriation for services 44 *Hunting, D.C.,* restrictions on, game birds and animals 808 *Huntington, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 light station established; discontinuance of station at Lloyd Harbor 995 deficiency appropriation for 1393 *Huntington, W. Va.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Hupojanjanwin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Huron, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 738,1094,1345 *Husband and Wife, D. C.,* punishment for failure to support, etc., wife or child 86 weekly allowances, etc 87 prosecutions; evidence admitted 87 payment for labor if committed to workhouse 87 *Huse, Harry McL.
P.,* may be appointed commander, Navy 892 *Hutopawin, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Hydraulic Mining, California,* may be permitted without restraining works, if not injurious to navigation 1001 no tax on gross proceeds, if license is granted 1002 *Hydrographic Office, Navy Department,* appropriation for engineers, draftsmen, clerks, etc 424,969 for materials, etc 424,970 for Pilot Chart 424,970 for Onrdnn compass engraving machine 121 for expenses, branch offices 424,970 for employees, branch offices 970 for North Pacific Pilot Chart 425,971 restriction on expenditures for services 425,971lxxviii appropriation for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for printing and binding 1398 *Hygiene and Demography, International Congress of,* invited to meet in Washington 1422 *Hygienic Laboratory,* appropriation for maintenance 709 **I.** *laukea, C.
P.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Ice pnd Snow, D.C.,* appropriation for removing from cross walks and gutters 495,1132 *Ice Machines, Army,* sale of product permitted; use of proceeds 251,1167 *Icing Charges,* schedules required of interstate carriers 586 *Idaho,* appropriation for Indian service in 334,1023 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 335,1023 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,980 for surveying boundary with Montana 726 deficiency appropriation for incidental expenses, Indian service in 38 for militia stores to marshal 1389 forest reserves not to be created or added to, in, except by act of Congress 1271 homesteaders allowed leave of absence 1421 time to prove residence, etc., in, extended 1421 irrigation project for Fort Hall Indian Reservation 1024 appropriation for purchase of land, etc 1025 lands granted Nez Perces County school district No. 57 549 owners of land adjoining Cœur d’Alene Reservation granted tracts to complete entries 1229 University of, granted obsolete cannon, etc 865 *Idaho Judicial District,* salary of district attorney 754 marshal 753 *Idiots,* admission of alien, excluded 898 importation of, unlawful; penalty 901 *Ignas, Indian Allottee,* land patent to; alienation 378 *Illinois,* bridge authorized across Grand Calumet River in 1234 *Illinois and Mississippi Canal,* appropriation for construction of 738 *Illinois Northern Judicial District,* appropriation for clerk of district court 447,992 salaries of district attorney and assistants 1360 *Illinois River, Ill.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of; snag boats 1102 Copperas Creek to La Salle 1102 *Illinois Southern Judicial District,* additional term of court, at Quincy 882 *Imbeciles,* admission of alien, excluded 898 importation of, unlawful; penalty 901 *Immediate Transportation of Dutiable Goods,* privileges granted to Bellingham, Wash., delivery 864 Brunswick, Ga., entry 880 Buffalo, N.
Y., entry 168 privileges granted to Oswego, N. Y., delivery 199 Sabine, Tex., delivery 303 Spokane, Wash., delivery 168 Superior, Wis., delivery 631 *Immigrant Fund,* money collected from head tax, fines, etc., to constitute 898 disposition of; maximum 898 *Immigrant Inspectors, etc.,* appointment, salaries, etc 906 special employees; fund for expenses, etc 906 of commissioners at the several ports not changed 906 powers to take testimony, etc 906 false statements before, deemed perjury 906 decisions favorable to alien’s entry subject to challenge 906 board of special inquiry to make final decision 906 composition, hearings, etc 906 appeals; restriction 907 *Immigrant Stations,* appropriation for Ellis Island, N.
Y 1317 for construction of, at Charleston, S. C 1415 at Galveston, Tex 1412 at New Orleans, La 1409 deficiency appropriation for Ellis Island station, N. Y 842 jurisdiction of local courts in criminal cases 907 *Immigration,* appropriation for enforcing Chinese exclusion 722,1329 *Immigration Act,* head tax on aliens entering United States increased 898 payment: to constitute “immigrant fund” 898 use of fund; tax to be a lien 898 persons excepted 898 collection from contiguous foreign territory 898 maximum immigrant fund 898 insular possessions restrictions 898 recognition of foreign passports refused in certain cases 898 classes of aliens excluded 898 exceptions; political offenses, skilled labor, professions, and servants 899 importing females for prostitution forbidden; punishment: deportation 899 importing contract labor prohibited: exceptions 900 penalties 900 advertising to encourage, prohibited 900 offers of States, etc., excepted 900 soliciting by vessel owners, etc., prohibited; penalties 900 punishment for illegally landing, etc., aliens 900 admission of aliens subject to certain disabilities forbidden: fines for violation, etc 901 rejection by board of special inquiry, final 901 return of alien accompanying a rejected helpless alien 901 lists of alien passengers arriving required from master of vessel; contents 901 departing; disposition 902 from insular possessions 902lxxix lists; designation for identification; verification 902 medical examination and certificate 903 penalty for failure to deliver, etc 903 inspection and medical examination on arrival 903 punishment for permitting illegal landing 904 return of aliens illegally landed; charges, etc 904 detention to use as witnesses; expenses 904 delay for treatment in insane cases 904 deportation within three years if illegally entered, etc.; hearings 904 if found in violation of this act 905 penalty for refusal by shipping owners 905 providing attendant in certain cases 905 duties of Commissioner-General of Immigration 905 commissioners of immigration 906 immigrant inspectors, etc.; special employees 906 board of special inquiry to determine right of alien to land 906 composition; hearings, decisions, and appeals 906 acceptance of bond that alien will not become a public charge 907 consent of court to compromise suits 907 pending suits not affected 907 concurrent jurisdiction of circuit and district courts 907 immigrant station privileges, disposal of 907 sale of liquors forbidden; receipts 907 local courts given jurisdiction 908 rules for entry of aliens from Canada and Mexico 908 construction of term “United States;
” Canal Zone provisions 908 commissioner of immigration authorized at New Orleans, La 908 ports to which illegally entered aliens shall be returned 908 deportation for illegal entries by land, etc 908 detention of aliens’ families if arriving with contagious disease 908 anarchists, etc., not permitted to enter 908 penalties for assisting, etc., entry of 909 joint immigration commission authorized 909 composition, powers, etc 909 international conference authorized; scope 909 information division established, duties, etc 909 cooperation with immigration agents of States, etc 909 foreign officials, etc., not included in provisions of this act 910 emigrant, passengers, space, etc., required on steam vessels 910 on sailing vessels 910 penalty for violations 910 in effect January 1, 1909 911 repeat provisions; exceptions 911 to take effect July 1, 1907; exceptions 911 *Immigration Agents, State, etc.,* allowed access, etc., to aliens at immigrant stations 910 *Immigration and Naturalization Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Commissioner-General, clerks, etc 990 for salaries, naturalization division 1329 for information division, additional assistants, etc.; estimates 1329 additional duties, in charge of naturalization of aliens 596 records of aliens arriving to be kept at immigrant stations 596 certificate to immigrants 596 additional offices, employees, etc 596 provisions for naturalization of aliens 596 information division authorized; duties 909 publication of statistics, etc 910 cooperation with State immigration agents, etc 910 *Immigration Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Commissioner-General, clerks, etc 445 for Angel Island station, Cal 710 name changed to Bureau of immigration and Naturalization 596 *Immigration, Commissioner-General of,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 445,990 general duties and authority of 905 to detail officers to secure information as to aliens in penal institutions, etc 905 for temporary foreign service 905 *Immigration Commissioners,* duties of 906 mode of appointment, etc.; status unchanged 906 boards of special inquiry to be appointed by 906 may be appointed at New Orleans, La 908 *Immigration, Joint Commission,* created, composition 909 duties and powers 909 report; expenses 909 *Immunity of Witnesses,* in antitrust, interstate commerce, etc., cases, limited to natural persons 798 *Incapacitated Persons,* appropriations for salaries not available fur permanently 448,993 payment to in postal service, forbidden 447,1217 *Incorporations, D.
C. (see also* Corporations) American Cross of Honor 161 Archaeological Institute of America 203 Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching 59 Convention of Episcopal Church, Diocese of Washington, powers, etc., extended 875 Edes Home 162 Great Council of the United States, Improved Order of Red Men 117 Hungarian Reformed Federation 1226 Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Company 809 International Sunday School Association 867 Masonic and Eastern Star Home, new name for Eastern Star Home 92 National Child Labor Committee 914 National Education Association of the United States 804 National German-American Alliance 928 National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, name changed 868 National Society, Sons of the American Revolution 227 *Increase of the Navy (see* Naval Establishment) *Indecent Exposure, D, C.,* penalty for, increased 127lxxx *Independence, Mo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Independent Treasury,* appropriation for salaries, assistant treasurer’s offices 411,958 for special agents, etc 413,960 for paper for checks 413,960 for contingent expenses 706,1312 deficiency appropriation for paper for checks, etc 31 for examinations, etc 1373 for contingent expenses 1373 *Index to Statutes at Large, Mew,* deficiency appropriation for expediting preparation of 1399 to be printed, etc., similar to regular volumes of statutes 1398 *Indexes of Laws,* appropriation for preparation of, fur Congress, etc 753,946 *Indian Affairs, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, assistant, clerks, etc 430,976 deficiency appropriation for private secretary 36 annual report modified; requirement for list of all employees repealed 328 may detail clerks for special investigations; expenses 1018 to designate, etc., Indian Reform School 328 to report, on sanitarium for treating tuberculosis among Indians 328 *Indian Agencies,* appropriation for buildings, etc 329,1018 *Indian Agents,* salaries not available for army officers 332,1020 school superintendents may act as; additional pay 332,1020 *Indian Commission, Citizen,* appropriation for expenses 330,1019 *Indian Courts,* appropriation for judges 331,1020 *Indian Department,* appropriation for Commissioner, assistant, clerks, etc 430,976 for clerks, removing restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes 976 for expenses of the 325,1015 under the President 325,1015 appropriation for allotments in severalty 325,1015 mission schools on reservations to receive rations, etc., of pupils 326 alienation restrictions continued 326 not applicable to Indian Territory 326 under the Secretary of the Interior 326,1015 supplies to be advertised for 326,1015 exigencies; irrigation expenses;
Indian labor and supplies 326,1015 diversion of surplus funds for subsistence: report 326,1016 stock cattle purchases; treaty funds excluded 326,1016 cattle to allottees, Sioux Reservation 326 extension to settlers on ceded reservations, Minnesota 326 transfer of funds for employees 326,1016 rejection of unsatisfactory bids 327,1016 amount for supplies immediately available 327,1016 transfer of unused property 1016 allotments not liable for debts prior to fee-simple title 327 moneys held in trust not liable to debts during trust period 327 interest to be paid on moneys withheld from minors 327 sales of trust lands within reclamation project; proceeds 327 under Commissioner of Indian Affairs 328,1016 payment of taxes from funds due Indians 1016 appropriation fur irrigation expenses; experts 328,1017 for surveys and allotments 328,1017 report on tuberculosis sanitarium 328 designation of Indian Reform School 328 annual report modified 328 names of employees not. required 328 for suppressing liquor traffic 328,1017 amount for Indian Territory and Oklahoma 328 for support of schools 329,1017 suppressing liquor traffic 1017 for construction, etc., of buildings 329,1017 for collecting and transporting pupils 329,1017 employment for pupils 329,1017 expenditures under Commissioner 329,1017 maximum per pupil; allotment 329,1018 tuition of white children 1018 investigations by clerks 1018 lands of noncompetent Indians 1018 for purchasing supplies, etc 329,1018 for transporting supplies, etc 329,1018 for warehouses 329,1018 for agency buildings, repairs, etc 329,1018 for vaccination 330,1018 printing in schools 330,1018 rights of way for railroads, addition for stations, etc 330 general officers, employees, etc 330,1019 appropriation for citizen commission 330,1019 for inspectors; expenses 330,1019 chief irrigation engineer 330,1019 for superintendent of schools; expenses.330 1019 for interpreters; restriction 331,1019 for Indian police 331,1019 for matrons, etc 331,1019 for additional farmers and stockmen 331,1020 for judges, Indian courts 331,1020 for contingencies; special agents 331,1020 allowance for agents not available for army officers 332,1020 school superintendents may act as agents; pay 332,1020 for Indian Service, Arizona 332,1021 for agent San Carlos Agency 332,1021 for support, etc., Apaches, etc., New Mexico and Arizona 332,1021 allotments to Moquis 1021 Pima Agency Indians 332,1021 for school, Fort Mojave 332,1021 Phoenix 332,1021 issue of cadet, rifles 1021 Truxton Canyon 332,1021 for incidentals 332,1021 for irrigation of Pima Indian lands; apportionment of cost 333 transfer of funds 1022 for Indian Service, California 333,1022 for support, etc., Mission Indians 333,1022 Northern Indians 333,1022 for school, Riverside, Sherman Institute 333,1022 for incidentals 333,1022 Round Valley reservations, removing obstructions: payment for lands 333,1022lxxxi appropriation for incidentals, Mission Indians, patents to 1022 for agricultural hinds for Indians; irrigation rights, etc 333 for Indian Service, Colorado 334,1023 for school, Fort Lewis 334,1023 Grand Junction 334,1023 for incidentals 334,1023 for Indian Service, Idaho 334,1023 for superintendent, Coeur d’Alene Reservation 334,1023 for support, etc., Fort, Hall Indians 334,1023 for support, etc., Lemhi Agency Indians 334 leases by Nez Perces 334 for surveys, Lemhi and Fort Hall reservations; irrigation, etc 334 opening of ceded portion of Lemhi Reservation 334 for incidentals 335,1023 for fulfilling treaty, Bannocks 335,1023 Coeur d’Alenes 335,1024 opening unallotted lands of 335 Fort Hall Indians 338,1024 Lemhi Agency Indians 1024 for irrigation reservoir lands, Fort Hall Reservation 1024 for Indian Service, Indian Territory 338,1025 for agent, Union Agency 338,1025 for Union Agency, special clerical force on town sites 338,1025 for sale and leasing.
Creek and Cherokee lands 338 for leasing, sale, etc., lands; Five Civilized Tribes 1025 reservation for churches and schools, Choctaw and Chickasaw freedmen 338 cemeteries 338 additional Choctaw coal lands reserved; payment by lessors 338 for Toney E. Proctor 339 for removing intruders, etc., Five Civilized Tribes 339,1025 for care of orphan children. Whittaker Home 339 for removing alienation restrictions; clerks 339,1025 for suppressing smallpox, 1900 339 for suppressing smallpox, 1901 1025 for incidentals 339,1025 for highways.
Creek and Cherokee lands 339 for inspector’s office 339,1026 for investigation of leases 339,1026 transfer of court records, etc., to State officials 1026 notice of leases 1026 care of orphan children 1026 for tribal schools, Five Civilized Tribes 340,1026 payment to attorneys in claims of Cherokee intermarried whites 340 for completing work of Commission to Five Civilized Tribes 340,1026 access to records 1027 additions to Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Cherokee rolls 340 permanent record of approved rolls; penalty for illegal copying, etc 340 enrollment of Mississippi Choctaws 341 for fulfilling treaties with Choctaws 341,1027 land for Old Goodland school 341 Five Civilized Tribes, enrollment applications rest rioted 341 sale of tribal buildings, etc., deferred 342 new recording districts created 342 appropriation for fulfilling treaties with Choctaws;
McAlester, additional bonds 1027 alienation restriction removed, Nocus Fixico 1028 suits by Cherokees authorized 1028 for fill Jill mg treaty with Quapaws 344,1028 alienation permitted Leander J. Fish 344 claim of Joseph P. T. Fish 341 for fulfilling treaties with Seminoles 344,1029 for C. W. Turner, from Creek funds 344 for State National Bank, Denison, Tex. from Chickasaw funds 345 ex-employees not. to practice before Commissioner to Five Civilized Tribes 345 Cherokee Advocate continued 345 claim of Peter P.
Pitchlynn’s heirs against. Choctaws 345 alienation restriction removed, Wyatt S. Hawkins 345 certain Cherokee allottees 345 certain Creek allottees 346 fee-simple patents to Maynard C. Armstrong and others 346 for investigating Choctaw and Chickasaw coal deposits 346 for care of insane persons: Indians at Canton, Nebr 346,1929 sale by heirs of Mathias Splitlog 1029 for Indian Service, Iowa 347,029 for school, Sac and Fox Reservation 347,1029 for Indian Service, Kansas 347,1029 for school, Lawrence, Haskell Institute 347,1029 Kickapoo Reservation 347,1029 for fulfilling treaties with Iowas 347,1030 Kickapoos 347,1030 Pottawatomies 317,1030 Sacs and Foxes of the Missouri 348,1031 sale, etc., Wyandotte cemetery, Kansas City, Kans 348 fee-simple patents to Sac and Fox and Iowa allottees, Kans, and Nebr 349 allotment of surplus lands to Sac and Fox children 349 alienation restrictions removed from certain Sac and Fox allottees 319 sale by Rachel Cross 1031 for Indian Service, Michigan 349,1031 for school, Mount Pleasant 349,1031 for Margaret Bushman 319 transfer of patent, to Charles Beneche 349 for Indian Service, Minnesota 349,1032 for agent, Leech Lake Agency 349,1032 White Earth Agency 349,1032 town site, White Earth Reservation 1032 for school, Morris 350,1032 Pipestone 350,1033 for fulfilling treaties with Chippewas of the Mississippi 350,1033 for advance interest to Chippewas in Minnesota 350,1033 entries on drainage lands 1033 for civilization, etc., of Chippewas 350,1033 alienation restrictions removed 1034 payment for annual celebration 1034 for Martha A.
Allen 350 for Thomas Le Blanc’s heirs 350 alienation restriction removed, James I. Coffey 351 for D.C. Lightbourn and George D. Hamilton 351 for Charles H. Armstrong 351 for Alice Fairbanks Mee 351lxxxii appropriation for return of excess to purchasers of pine timber 351 for logging superintendent and assistants 351 preserving timber on Chippewas of Mississippi Reservation; sale of wood and hay; proceeds 351 grant of Cooper Island for State forest reserve or park 352 for drainage survey, etc., Chippewa lands 352 removal of alienation restriction, allotments in White Earth Reservation 353 for Indian Service, Montana 353,1034 for agent, Blackfeet Agency 353,1034 Crow Agency 353,1034 Flathead Agency 353,1034 for allotting, etc., Flathead Reservation lands 1034 for support, etc., Fort Belknap Agency Indians 353,1034 leases for beet, etc., culture 1034 Crow Indians 353,1034 Flathead Agency Indians 353,1034 Fort Peek Agency Indians 353,1034 for incidentals 353,1034 for fulfilling treaty with Blackfeet Agency Indians 353 for fulfilling treaty with Crows 353,1034 northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes 351,1035 for cattle for Indians, Northern Cheyenne Reservation 354 opening Flathead Reservation, town-site provisions 354 Camas hot springs 355 water rights 355 for town-site expenses.
Flathead Reservation 355 for irrigation, Tongue River Reservation 1035 survey, etc., opening Blackfeet Reservation 1035 for Indian Service, Nebraska 355,1039 for school, Genoa 355,1039 for fulfilling treaties with Winnebagoes 355,1040 for payment to Santee Sioux and Poncas from Sioux fund 356 shares of minors, etc., in certain trust funds may be paid guardians 356 fee-simple patents to certain allottees: restrictions removed 356 for Indian Service, Nevada 358,1040 for support, etc., Western Shoshone Agency Indians 358,1040 for school.
Carson 358,1040 for incidentals 358,1040 for timber lands reserved for Italians of Walker River Reservation 358 for land for Pah Utes 358 for Indian Service, New Mexico 358,1040 for school, Albuquerque 358,1010 Santa Fe 358,1040 for attorney, Pueblo Indians 359,1041 for additional building. Santa Fe school 359 for incidentals 359,1041 for Zuni dam, etc 359,1041 for Indian Service, New York 359,1041 for agent, New York Agency 359,1041 for physician, New York Agency 359,1041 for annuity, etc., Senecas 359,1011 for fulfilling treaty with Six Nations 359,1041 for Indian Service, North Carolina 359,1041 for school, Cherokee 359,1041 for Indian Service, North Dakota 360,1041 appropriation for agent, Standing Rock Agency 360,1041 allotment of timber lands 1041 for support, etc., Sioux of Devils Lake 360,1042 Fort Berthold Agency Indians 360,1042 Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewas 360,1042 for school, Fort Totten 360,1042 Wahpeton 360,1042 for incidentals 360,1042 for payment of deficit to Devils Lake Sioux 360 Grahams Island restored to public domain; allotment to Indians 360 for surveys Standing Rock Reservation 361 for water for Bismarck school 361 alienation restrictions removed, certain Devils Lake allottees 361 cancellation of certain allotments, Devils Lake Reservation 361 for Indian Service, Oklahoma 361,1043 for agent, Kiowa Agency 361,1043 Osage Agency 361,1043 for support, etc., Apaches, etc 361,1043 Cheyennes and Arapahoes 362,1043 Kansas Indians 362,1043 Kickapoos 362,1043 Poncas 362,1043 for school, Chilocco 362,1043 lease permitted 362 sale of lands authorized, for Shawnee school 362 for fulfilling treaty with Iowas; installments anticipated 362 for payment to Kicking Mexican Kickapoos 362 alienation restrictions removed from nonresident, Kickapoo, etc., allottees 363 for fulfilling treaty with Osages 363,1043 Pawnees 363,1044 park, etc., to Pawnee 1044 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi 363,1045 additional payment 363 west Boundary of Creek Nation declared 364 conveyance by Emma Saunty permitted 364 patents to heirs of Victoria Hardy 364 certain patents canceled 364 restrictions on certain allotments, removed 365 allotments to missions and churches; payment 365 fee-simple patents to certain allottees 365 claim of Vann and Adair against Osages 365 for payment for travel of Otoe and Missourias 366 for Lorenzo A.
Bailey 366 limit of credit to Osages by traders increased 366 for Indian Service. Oregon 366,1045 for support, etc., Klamath Agency Indians 366,1045 Warm Springs Agency Indians 367,1045 Umatilla Agency Indians 367,1045 cession of pan of Klamath Reservation 367 exchange of lands 368 for school, Salem 369,1045 for incidentals 369,1045 for lands for John Smith and Jane Isaac 1045lxxxiii appropriation for fulfilling treaty with Molels 369,1045 claims of Chinook and Chehalis Indians 369 permission to cross Umatilla Reservation 369 for Indian Service, Pennsylvania 369,1046 for school, Carlisle 369,1046 for Indian Service, South Dakota 369,1046 for agents, Cheyenne River Agency 369,1046 Crow Creek Agency 369,1046 Lower Brule Agency 369,1046 Pine Ridge Agency 369,1046 Rosebud Agency 369,1046 Sisseton Agency 370,1046 Yankton Agency 370,1046 for buildings and water supply at agencies 1046 for school, Chamberlain 370,1046 Flandreau 370,1046 Pierre 370,1046 Rapid City 370,1047 for incidentals 370,1047 rights of way to railroads in Standing Rock Reservation 1047 for Jane E.
Waldron 1047 for fulfilling treaties with Sioux of different tribes 371,1047 Yankton Sioux 371,1048 for insane asylum, Canton 371,1048 for artesian wells, Yankton Reservation 371 for surveys, Pine Ridge Reservation 371,1048 claim of Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux for forfeited annuities 372 for allotments, Sioux Reservation 372,1048 allotments to women 4049 allowance in accounts of James Staley 372 conveyance by Yuhunhunzewin permitted 372 alienation restrictions removed to sell for town-site purposes 373 certain Yankton Sioux allotments to he investigated 373 restrictions removed from allotment, to Angelique Dupuis 373 fee-simple patents to certain allottees 373 for payment to certain Sioux of Pine Ridge Agency 374 for Indian Service.
Utah 375,1049 for agent, Uintah anti Ouray Agency 375,1049 sale to Utah and Eastern Copper Company, lands of Shebits 375 for school, Panguitch 375,1049 for incidentals 375,1049 for irrigating Uintah Reservation; conditions 375,1049 for fulfilling treaties with confederated bands of Utes 376,1049 recording mining claims Wasatch County 376 sale of timber, Uintah Reservation 376 for lands, etc., San Juan Pah Utes 376 for support, etc., Kaibabs 376 for Piute Indians 1049 for Indian Service.
Virginia 376,1050 for school, Hampton 376,1050 for Indian Service. Washington 377,1050 for Indian agent at Colville Agency 377,1050 for support, etc., D’Wamish, etc., tribes 377,1050 Tulalip Reservation Indians 1050 Makahs 377,1050 Qui-nai-elts and Quil-leh-utes 377,1050 Yakima Agency Indians 377,1050 appropriation for incidentals 377,1050 sale of land to Tacoma permitted 1050 sale of lands Puyallup school: proceeds for industrial school 377 for fulfilling treaty with Spokanes 377,1050 for support, etc., Joseph’s band of Nez Perces 377,1050 for irrigation, lands of Yakimas 377,1050 sale of town-site tract Spokane Reservation 377 for purchase of ceded portion of Colville Reservation: compensation to attorneys 377 for partial payment for ceded lands Colville Reservation 1050 patent to Ignas; sale 378 fee-simple patents to certain Indian allottees 378 for Indian Service, Wisconsin 379,1051 for Indian agent at La Pointe Agency 379,1051 for school, Hayward 379,1051 Tomah 379,1051 for support, etc., Chippewas of Lake Superior 380,1051 Potawatomie claims to be investigated 380 fee-simple patents to certain Oneida allottees 380 fee-simple patents may issue to Indians of Oneida Reservation 381 for printing for Ann Francis 381 available for clerk’s costs 656 town site for La Pointe Indians; cemetery 381 allotment to Stockbridge and Munsee tribe 382 for Indian Service, Wyoming 383,1051 for support, etc., of Shoshones 383,1051 for school, Shoshone Reservation 383,1051 for incidentals 384,1051 for fulfilling treaty with Shoshones 384,1051 for irrigation, Wind River Reservation 384,1052 for surveys, etc 1052 lease for sanatorium 1052 deficiency appropriation for irrigation engineer 38,1389 for purchasing supplies, etc 38,654,667,1389 for transporting supplies 38,47,655,667,669,1389,1403,1405 for schools, Western Navajo, Ariz., and Zuni, N.
Mex 38 Grand Junction, Colo 38 Flandreau, S. Dak 38 for incidentals, Idaho 38 Indian Territory 38,39 Montana 38,655 South Dakota 38 Utah 38,655 for removing intruders, etc 39 for sale, etc., Creek and Cherokee lands 39 for expenses, Union Agency 39 for removing alienation restrictions, Five Civilized Tribes 39 for completing work of Commission to Five Civilized Tribes 39 for town-site commissioners, Indian Territory 39,655 for irrigation expenses 39 for insane asylum, Canton.
S. Dak 39 for Sioux of different tribes 47,667,1493 for Utes, confederated bands 47 for Apaches, etc., Arizona and New Mexico 47 for opening certain reservations 205lxxxiv deficiency appropriation for incidentals, California 655 for expenses superintendents 655 for expenses agents. Crow, etc., agencies 655 for additional supplies, etc 655 for incidentals, New Mexico 655 for subsistence, indigent Indians, etc 655 for Chippewas in Minnesota 655 for school, Chilocco, Okla 655 Carlisle, Pa 655 Riverside, Cal 655 for Edgar Smith 656 for school transportation 667 for Investigating Indian depredation claims 669 for Commissioner to Five Civilized Tribes 842 for councilors, etc., Eastern Cherokees 1388 for support, etc., Pawnees 1403 for surveys Pine Ridge and Standing Rock reservations 1403 *Indian Depredation Claims,* appropriation for defense in 752,1358 deficiency appropriation for defense in 40,48 for paying judgments in 44,664,1400 for investigating 669 *Indian Farmers and Stockmen,* appropriation for 331,1020 *Indian Funds,* held in trust from sales, not liable for debts, etc., during trust period 327 *Indian Head, Md., Naval Proving Ground,* appropriation for public works 567,1190 *Indian Inspectors,* appropriation for pay; expenses 330,1019 deficiency appropriation for irrigation engineer 38,1389 salary of chief irrigation engineer 330 *Indian Intercourse’ Arts,* appropriation for punishing violations of 752,1358 *Indian Interpreters,* appropriation for pay; restriction 331,1019 *Indian Matrons,* appropriation for pay, etc 331,1019 *Indian Office,* appropriation for Commissioner, assistant, clerks, etc 430,976 deficiency appropriation for chief clerk 653 *Indian Police,* appropriation for pay, etc 331,1019 *Indian Pupils,* appropriation for support, etc., of 329,1017 for transporting, etc 329,1017 for securing employment in industrial pursuits 329,1017 *Indian Reform, School,* to be selected; regulations, etc 328 *Indian Reservations,* appropriation for completing allotments in severalty 325,1015 for irrigation expenses 328,1017 for surveying and allotting 328,1017 for expenses of opening ceded lands; reimbursable from sales 1333 deficiency appropriation for irrigation expenses 39 for Opening to entry ceded portion of Crow, Mont 205 for opening ceded lands on Flathead, Mont 205 Yakima, Wash 205 Shoshone, Wyo 205 for surveys, Walker River 654 deficiency appropriation for surveys, Uintah and White River Utes 654 Spokane 654 for removal of Lemhis to 730 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, sales to adjoining owners 1229 Columbia and Colville, Wash,, trust patents to allottees 55 Colville, Wash., allotment and sale of diminished 80 Flathead.
Mont., town site provisions 354 Jicarilla, N. Mex., sale of timber 91 trust allotments, etc., of relinquished titles 1413 Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache, Okla., town sites 80 pasture and wood reserves, opened to entry 213 preference to settlers 550 Klamath, Oreg., cession of portion 367 La Pointe or Bad River, Wis,. allotments to Indians on 1217 town site for Indians 381 Lemhi, Idaho, opening of ceded lands 334 Lower Brulé, S. Dak., sale, etc., of portion 124 Menominee, Wis., sale, etc., of timber permitted 547 Osage, Okla., division of 539 Rosebud, S.
Dak., part of unallotted lands open to entry 1230 Shoshone and Arapaho, Wyo., land laws extended to ceded 78 time extended for opening 825 Umatilla, Oreg,, patents to purchasers of grazing lands 611 White Earth, Minn.; alienation restrictions removed 353 Yakima, Wash., entries prior to December, 21, 1904, on ceded lands, confirmed 1420 irrigable lands subject to entry under reclamation act 53 extension of time for payment of homesteaders on ceded, in Minnesota 326 *Indian River, Fla.,* appropriation for lighting 713,132 for improvement of 1086 *Indian Schools,* appropriation for support of 329,1017 for buildings, etc 329,1017 for transporting pupils 329,1017 for superintendent; expenses; other duties 330,1019 for tribal schools Five Civilized Tribes 340,1026 deficiency appropriation for transportation 667 supervision of expenditures., 329,1017 determination of per capita allowance 329,1017 limit of expense per capita; exception, 329,1018 admission of while pupils; tuition fees 1018 official printing permitted by 330,1018 reform school to be designated 328 *Indian Supplies,* appropriation for purchasing, transportation, etc 329,1018 for warehouses 329,1018 deficiency appropriation for purchasing 38,654,667,1389 for transporting 38,47,655,667,669,1389,1403,1405 to be purchased after advertisement 326,1015 open-market, purchases: exigencies 326,1015 irrigation expenses 326,1015 purchases, etc., from Indians 326,1015 diversion of subsistence funds; report 326,1016lxxxv rejection of bids; temporary purchases 327 amount for, immediately available; delivery 327,1016 *Indian Territory (see also* Five Civilized Tribes, *and* Oklahoma, State of), appropriation for suppressing 1iquor traffic 328 for Indian service in 338,1025 for town-site expenses, Union agency, 338,1025 for leasing, etc., Creek and Cherokee lands 1025 full-blood Indians 1025 for sale of inherited, etc., lands 1025 for removing intruders, etc., lands of Five Civilized Tribes 339,1025 for care of orphans at Whittaker Home 339 for expenses suppressing smallpox in 1900 339 for expenses suppressing smallpox in 1901 1025 for removing alienation restrictions, allottees 339,1025 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 339,1025 for roads, Creek and Cherokee lands 339 for expenses, inspector’s office 339,1026 for investigating leases of allotted lands 339,1026 for investigating Choctaw and Chickasaw coal lands 346 completing work of recorders 1026 constructive notice of leases 1026 for care of orphans in 1026 for care of insane persons;
Indians at Canton, S. Dak 346,1029 for judges, United States courts 447,992 for court expenses 756 deficiency appropriation for incidental expenses, Indian service in 38,39 for town-site expenses, Union Agency., 39 for town-site commissioners 39,655 for care of insane persons at Canton, S. Dak 39 for additional judges, courts in 41 for courts in; deputy clerks, etc 657 additional Choctaw coal lands reserved; payments by lessors 338 allottees may plat, town sites on lands adjoining railroad stations 373 Choctaw and Chickasaw allotted lands for churches and cemeteries 338 citizenship provisions to allottees not extended to Indians in 183 district, courts in, given jurisdiction in naturalization of aliens 596 incorporated in State of Oklahoma 267 delegates to convention to form constitution for Oklahoma, from 268 election districts for Oklahoma constitutional convention 268 apportionment by Commissioner to Five Civilized Tribes and two judges 268 canvassing board; returns, etc 268 nominations, ballots, etc 269 jurisdiction of district courts, claims of Five Civilized Tribes 144 McAlester, may issue bonds for schoolhouses 1027 municipalities may improve streets, etc 147 assessment on property for 147 issue of improvement scrip certificates 147 taxation of railroad tangible property 148 on all property; appeals from assessment 148 vacation of streets and alleys by 142 pending criminal cases, not Federal, transferred to Oklahoma State courts 1287 recording district No. 30 created; court at Wilburton 342 No. 27; court at Bartlesville 342 No. 28; court at Tulsa 343 No. 29; court at Duncan 343 *Indian Tribal Funds,* allotment, of pro rata share to individual Indians permitted; conditions 1221 payment of existing claims 1221 distribution to helpless, etc., Indians 1221 *Indiana Harbor, Ind,,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Indiana State Board of Agriculture,* deficiency appropriation for payment to 32 *Indians (see also* Five Civilized Tribes), appropriation for suppressing liquor traffic among 328,1017 alienation restrictions removed from, Richardson County, Nebr 263 allottees in severalty to have citizenship at end of trust period, and receiving fee-simple title 182 native born, receiving fee-simple title to allotments accorded citizenship 182 adopting civilized life, declared citizens 182 tribal property, etc., rights not impaired 182 Bale, etc., restrictions removed on issue of fee-simple title 183 land not liable for prior debts 183 jurisdiction until fee-simple patents issued 183 Indian Territory excluded from provisions of act 183 allottee dying before end of trust period, land to revert 183 fee-simple patent to heirs, or proceeds of sale 183 claims for prosecuting, in Alaska, to be examined, etc 1376 distributing lands, etc., to Osages, Oklahoma 540 homestead allotments in Alaska to; conditions 197 of Metlakahtla, Alaska, given certain civic rights 1411 restriction on taxing, in constitution of Arizona 280 rights, etc., not impaired by admission of Oklahoma as a State 267 sales of allotments within reclamation projects permitted; restrictions 327 sales in fee of lands held for noncompetent 1018 taxes on lands of, where restrictions are removed, may be paid from tribal, etc., fund 1016 tribal funds may be apportioned to individuals; conditions 1221 *Indians, Minor,* interest allowed on moneys withheld from 327 *Indigent Soldiers, etc.,* appropriation for burial at Arlington, etc 740,1346 deficiency appropriation for burial at Arlington, etc 33 *Industrial Commission,* correspondence, etc., of, to be transferred to Department of Commerce and Labor 1425 *Industrial Home School.
D. C.,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 511,1152 deficiency appropriation for fuel 643lxxxvi *Industrial Home School for Colored Children, D. C.,* appropriation for building 511 for salaries and expenses 1152 *Industrial Peace Committee,* appointment; authority and purposes 1242 *Industrial Peace, Foundation for Promotion of,* established; purposes, etc 1242 *Industrial Property Bureau, International,* appropriation for share of expenses 432,978 *Injunctions, United Stales Courts,* appeals to circuit court of appeals from interlocutory orders of, in any cause 116 issue by circuit court, to enforce orders of Interstate Commerce Commission 592 *Injuries to Railroad, etc., Employees,* liability of common carrier for 232 *Inquiries and Investigations, Senate,* appropriation for expenses 392,938 deficiency appropriation for expenses 661,1395 *Insane Asylum, D.
C. (see* Government Hospital for Insane, D. C.) *Insane Criminals, D. C.,* Code provisions extended to charges, etc., by information 113 *Insane, D. C.,* appropriation for support of indigent 512,1153 for deporting nonresident 512,1153 deficiency appropriation for support 1379 *Insane Indians,* appropriation for asylum for, Canton, S. Dak 371,1048 deficiency appropriation for care, etc., of 39 *Insane Persons, Alaska,* appropriation for care, etc 731 *Insane Persons, etc.,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Insane Persons, Indian Territory,* appropriation for care of;
Indians at Canton, S. Dak 346,1029 deficiency appropriation for care of, at asylum, Canton, S. Dak 39 *Insanitary Buildings, D. C.,* appropriation for condemnation of 1132 proceedings for condemnation, etc., of 157 *Inspecting Instruments, Army,* appropriation for, manufacture of cannon, etc 463,1060 insular possessions 1061 *Inspection Certificates, Steam Vessels,* temporary certificates by inspectors for use until official copy received 230 *Inspection of Meat Animals and Products,* provisions for, in interstate and foreign commerce 674,1260 *Inspection of Vessels (see* Steamboat-Inspection Service) *Inspector-General’s Department, Army,* appropriation for pay of officers; longevity 244,1161 for traveling expenses, expert accountant 245,1163 for pay of expert accountant 246,1163 *Inspector-General’s Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 418,964 *Inspectors, Interior Department,* appropriation for salaries and expenses, special 428,973 *Inspectors of Consulates,* appropriation for 293,923 office established; appointment of five consuls-general at large as 100 salary, etc.; duties 100 temporary charge of post of suspended officer; powers 100 *Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers,* provided for Juneau and Saint Michael, Alaska, and Point Pleasant, W, Va 106 abolished in district of Alaska, and at, Gallipolis, Ohio, and Wheeling W.
Va 106 maximum pay of clerks increased 107 details of assistants to other ports 107 *Inspectors, Postal Service,* appropriation for chief, clerks, etc 437,982 *Instruction Pay,* appropriation for, diplomatic and consular service 288,918 *Insular Affairs Bureau, War Department,* appropriation for law officer, clerks, etc 421,966 for rent 421,967 for pay of officers; detail of principal assistant to Chief 1162 details from line 1162 Chief made a brigadier-general 456 detail of army officer as principal assistant, to Chief of 1162 *Insular Possessions,* appropriation for seacoast batteries 464,1061 for sites for defenses, Hawaii 464 for fire-control installations; range finders, etc 1061 for harbor searchlights 1061 for submarine mines 1061 for seacoast cannon 465,1061 for mounting 12-inch rifles 465,1061 for ammunition for seacoast cannon 465,1061 for inspecting instruments 465,1061 for altering, etc., seacoast artillery 465,1062 for purchase of submarine mines 1062 included in provisions of pure food act 772 naturalization of citizens of 606 *Insurance Department, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries 487,1124 *Intercourse Acts, Indian,* appropriation for punishing violations of 752,1358 *Interest and Sinking Fund, D. C.,* appropriation for 508,1147 *Interior Department,* appropriation for Secretary, Assistants, clerks, etc 427,973 for board of pension appeals 427,973 vacancies not to be filled 428 for special inspectors, clerks, etc 428,973 for mechanics, watchmen, engineers, etc 428,974 for clerk to sign Indian tribal deeds 428,974 for employees, old Post-Office building 428,974 for assistants, etc., office of Assistant Attorney-General 429,974 for expenses, special inspectors 429,974 for Commissioner of General Land Office, assistant, clerks, etc 429,975 temporary force, San Francisco earthquake 429 for mine inspectors 430,975 for Commissioner of Indian Affairs, assistant, clerks, etc 430,976 for Commissioner of Pensions, deputies, clerks, etc 430,976 restriction of filling vacancies, etc 431 suspended 1388 for Commissioner of Patents, assistant; examiners, etc 432,977 for Commissioner of Education, clerks, etc 432,978 for Superintendent of Capitol Building and Grounds, 433,979 for contingent expenses 433,979lxxxvii appropriation for special agents 433 for stationery, etc 433,979 for rent 434,979 for postage stamps 434,979 for surveyors-general and their clerks 434,979 for Indian Department 325,1015 for civil expenses under 722,1330 for repairs to buildings 722,1330 for elevator, old Post-Office building 1330 for Capitol 722,1330 for office building, Senate 723,1330 for office building, House of Representatives 723,1330 for Freedmen’s Hospital 1331 for public lands 723,1332 for reimbursing Washington 1334 for abandoned military reservations 726,1334 for reimbursing Utah 726 for surveying boundary Idaho and Montana 726 for Geological Survey 726,1334 for reproducing land records destroyed by earthquake 1336 for national parks 729,1337 for Supreme Court Reports 729,1337 for education of natives in Alaska 729,1337 for removal of Lemhis to Fort Hall Reservation 730 for reindeer in Alaska 730,1338 for additional day schools for natives in Alaska; supervision 1338 for Government Hospital for Insane 730,1338 for care of insane, Alaska 731 for Columbia Deaf and Dumb Institution 731,1338 for Howard University 731,1338 for Freedmen’s Hospital 731,1339 for printing and binding 760,1367 for pensions 133,1406 deficiency appropriation for private secretary, Commissioner of Indian Affairs 36 for Library Bureau Company 36 for Capitol 36,653,1388,1402 for surveyor-general, Nevada 37 for Columbia Deaf and Dumb Institution 37 for Government Hospital for Insane 37 for Geological Survey 37,47,654,667,669,1402 for Indian Department 38,47,653,654,667,669,842,1388,1403,1405 for pensions 39,47,1389,1403,1406 for Court of Claims judgments under 44,664 for special inspectors 47 for contingent expenses 47,654 for public lands 47,654,666,885,1388,1402,1405 for resurvey, San Diego County, Cal 120 for W.
H. Green 653 for John Brady 653 for Patent Office 653,1388 for General Land Office 653 for reindeer for Alaska 654 for printing and binding 663 for rent, Reclamation Service 663 for pensions, examining surgeons 667 for Secretary 1387 for Supreme Court Reports 1387 for insane, Alaska 1388 vacancies in Pension Office may be filled for the fiscal year 1388 *Interlocutory Orders, United States Courts,* appeals allowed from, in any cause to circuit court of appeals 116 *Internal Revenue,* appropriation for Commissioner, deputies, clerks, etc 408,954 correction of error 636 for stamp agents, etc 408,954 for salaries, collectors, surveyors, etc 411,957 available for messengers and janitors 1375 for miscellaneous expenses 111,957 for agents, gaugers, etc 411,957 for paper and stamps 705,1312 for punishing violations of, laws; books etc 705,1312 for expenses under denatured alcohol law 218,957 for solicitor of 440,985 for refund to Phoenix, and Ober Brothers, brewing companies 1221 deficiency appropriation for agents, etc 29,637,665,1375,1401,1404 additional for 1907 638 for redemption of stamps 29,638,1375 for refunding taxes illegally collected 29,638,665,1375 for collectors’ salaries, etc 46,638,1401 for refunding taxes on destroyed spirits 46 for judgments against officers 46,665,668,1401 for paper for stamps 1375 for maple-sugar bounty 1375 for punishing violation of, laws 1401 for drawbacks 1401 additional employees, instruments, etc., for denatured-alcohol act authorized 218 appointments for two years not subject to civil-service conditions 218 articles in Porto Rico may be stamped before shipment 620 collectors to keep list of all persons paying special taxes 387 copy to State, etc., prosecuting officer; fee 387 denatured-alcohol regulations 217 provisions amended 1250 deputy collector for Porto Rico, and sale of stamps there, authorized 620 duties, returns, etc 620 fortification of pure sweet wines, regulations, etc 215 gaugers, etc., at wineries, to supervise fortifying sweet wines 216 *Internal Revenue, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, deputies, clerks, etc 408,954 may authorize central denaturing bonded warehouses; regulations, etc 1250 *International Association for Labor Legislation,* appropriation for contribution to 443,988 *International Bureau for Publication of Customs Tariffs,* appropriation for annual contribution 290,920 *International Bureau for Repression of African Slave Trade,* appropriation for annual contribution 291,920 *International Bureau of Weights and Measures,* appropriation for annual contribution 291,920 *International Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration,* appropriation for share of expenses 291,921 *International Catalogue of Scientific Literature,* appropriation for cooperation in work of 704,1310 *International Commission, Canadian Boundary Waters,* appropriation for continuing work of 743 to report on action to prevent depletion of Niagara Falls 824 to act with Canadian commission for preserving Niagara Falls 824lxxxviii *International Committee of Electrical Unite,* appropriation for expenses, delegates 446,991 *International Committee of Weights and Measures,* appropriation for expenses of member 446,991 *International Conference for Revision of Geneva Convention, 1864,* deficiency appropriation for delegates to 118 selection from Army and Navy 118 *International Conference of American Slates,* deficiency appropriation for third, at Rio tie Janeiro 118 *International Conference on Immigration,* may be called by the President; scope 909 *International Congress of Hygiene and Demography,* invited to meet in Washington 1422 *International Exchanges,* appropriation for 704,1310 *International Fishery Congress,* appropriation for expenses, participation in 922 *International Geodetic Association for Measurement of the Earth,* appropriation for animal quota 391,921 for expenses of delegate to 715,1322 *International Industrial Property Bureau,* appropriation for share of expenses 432,978 *International Institute of Agriculture, Rome, Italy,* deficiency appropriation for quota, etc 635 *International Law, Digest,* deficiency appropriation for expenses, editing 1372 *International Maritime Exposition,* deficiency appropriation for participation 1371 *International Peace Conference at The Hague, Second,* appropriation for expenses, participation in 118,922 *International Prison Commission,* appropriation for annual subscription 291,921 *International Railway Congress,* appropriation for annual quota 292,921 *International Sanitary Bureau,* appropriation for annual contribution 292,921 *International Seismological Association,* appropriation for annual contribution, etc 728,922 *International Sunday School Association of America,* incorporated; powers, duties, etc 867 *International Time Recording Company,* deficiency appropriation for 1392 *International Union of American Republics,* appropriation for expenses of Bureau 291,921 for site and contribution toward building for Bureau 758 *International (Water) Boundary Commission, Mexican,* appropriation for continuing work of 291,920 deficiency appropriation for continuing work of 885 *International Waterways Commission,* appropriation for continuing work of 743,1351 authorized to rent office rooms in Washington 1119 *Interpreters,* appropriation for, at embassies and legations 288,918 not to be paid other salary 289,919 at consulates 294,924 deficiency appropriation for, at consulates 635 *Interstate Bridge and Terminal Company,* may bridge Missouri River at Kansas City, Kans 884 *Interstate Commerce,* prevention of cruelty to animals transported in 607 regulations of meat animals and products in 674,1260 hours of labor by railway employees, limited 1415 seizure of adulterated, etc., food or drugs in 771 *Interstate Commerce Commission,* appropriation for salaries 705,1311 for examinations, railway discriminations, etc.; printing 705 for expenses regulating commerce 1311 for enforcing antitrust laws, etc 705,1311 for additional expenses, under rale bill 840 for arbitration, railway employees’ differences 705,1311 for examinations block systems, etc 1312 for enforcing safety-appliances regulations 705,1312 for printing and binding 761,1368 deficiency appropriation for railway safety appliances 31 for expenses 48 for examinations, etc.; amount for counsel 119 temporary employees authorized 119 duties enforcing limit of continuous service by railroad train employees 1416 enlarged to seven members; term and salaries increased 595 appointment of new and subsequent members 595 party selection restricted 595 to investigate and report if railroads own, etc., coal or oil, or coal or oil properties 823 officers, etc., are interested in coal or oil properties, traffic, etc 823 trusts, conspiracies, etc., to monopolize coal or oil trade 823 to report on effect of such ownership, monopoly. etc., if found to exist 823 to investigate and report on car supply for coal or oil traffic 823 if discrimination is made against shippers 823 to report suggested remedy 823 other pertinent facts and conclusions 824 to investigate at earliest convenience, and report from time to time 824 power given to administer oaths, compel testimony, etc 824 to report on railway block-signal systems and automatic control of trains: powers 838 *Interstate Commerce Laws,* appropriation for enforcing 752 *Interstate Commerce Regulations,* application of, extended 584 transportation by pipe lines considered common carriers 584 transportation by rail or rail and wâter between States, Territories, etc 584 within a Territory 584 to an adjacent foreign country 584 transshipped through a foreign country to United States 584 to port of shipment for foreign country 584 from port of entry from foreign country to destination 584lxxxix not applicable to traffic wholly within one State 584 “common carrier” includes express and sleeping car companies 584 “railroad” includes bridges and ferries 584 leased roads, terminal facilities, etc 584 freight yards, etc 584 “transportation” includes cars, facilities of shipment, etc 584 services for receipt, delivery, transfer, storage, etc 584 carriers to furnish, upon request 584 through routes, and reasonable rates 584 all charges to be just and reasonable 584 unjust and unreasonable, declared unlawful 584 free passenger transportation forbidden 584 exceptions; interchange for officers, etc 585 penalty for giving or using 585 jurisdiction of offenses 585 railroads forbidden to carry products in which interested after May 1, 1907; timber excepted 585 switch connections, and cars to be furnished on application 585 issue of order to enforce; proceedings 585 schedule provisions amended 586 of rates, etc., to be printed and filed with Commission 586 of rates on route and connecting lines, rail, pipe, or water 586 on connecting roads 586 to show places reached 586 to state terminal, icing, etc., charges 586 posting in conspicuous places 586 applicable to all traffic transportation and facilities 586 for goods shipped through foreign country 586 to pay duty if rates not posted 586 changes in rates; 30 days’ notice required 586 exception, in discretion of Commission 586 joint tariffs, concurrence of parties 587 carriers to file copies of traffic contracts with Commission 587 schedules, to be inform Commission prescribes 587 transportation forbidden unless rates filed, etc 587 charges to be as specified 587 rebates prohibited 587 meaning of “carrier” 587 military traffic in time of war 587 corporation carriers liable for violations; penalties 587 penalty for not filing tariffs, etc 587 giving or receiving rebates, etc., unlawful; penalty 587 imprisonment, corporation officers, etc 588 jurisdiction of offenses 588 liability of principal for acts of agent 588 departure from published rates an offense 588 additional penalty for receiving rebates from carriers 588 civil suit to recover; amount 588 investigation of charges 589 Commission to report conclusions, orders, etc 589 to state damages awarded 589 to furnish copies to parties 589 to publish reports; effect of, as evidence 589 to prescribe just and reasonable maximum rates if charges, etc., are unjust, etc 589 Commission to determine regulations to be followed 589 to order carriers to cease violations 589 force and effect of order 589 to make supplemental order apportioning joint rates 589 to establish through routes, maximum joint rates, etc 590 to determine maximum charges for transportation service, etc., by shipper 590 powers of, not diminished 590 awards of money damages 590 suit in circuit court to compel payment 590 order of Commission prima facie evidence of facts 590 allowances to petitioner if successful 590 proceedings; time for filing complaints, etc 590 joining of parties; service of process 590 recoveries 591 orders of Commission to be served by mail 591 suspension, etc.; effect 591 compliance by common carriers 591 penalty for failure; recovery 591 prosecution; counsel 591 orders other than payment of money 591 proceedings in circuit court to enforce 591 process by injunction, etc 591 appeal to Supreme Court 592 actions to set aside, etc., orders of Commission; venue 592 priority in all suits affecting orders of Commission 592 appeals to Supreme Court 592 notice to Commission before granting injunctions, etc 592 appeals from injunctions to Supreme Court 592 schedules, etc., filed with Commission to be received as evidence 592 effect of certified copies 592 rehearings; not to stay enforcement of orders 592 proceedings; effect 593 annual reports required from all carriers, etc., of interstate commerce 593 details, information, etc., required 593 statistics, etc., oath, time of filing 593 penalty for failure 593 special, etc., reports 593 recovery of forfeitures; oath 594 forms of records, etc., may he prescribed by Commission 594 examination of accounts, etc., by special agents 594 penalty for failure to keep accounts, etc., or submit to inspection 594 for making false entries, records, etc 594 for divulging information by examiner 594 jurisdiction of circuit and district courts to compel compliance with regulations 594 special agents authorized; powers, duties, etc 595 bills of lading from receiving carrier 595 liability to holder for loss; other remedies 595 recovery by issuing carrier from line where loss occurred 595 Commission enlarged to seven; term, and salaries increased 595 appointment of two new members; terms 595 terms of present members; successors 595xc application of existing laws; repeal; pending cases continued 595 to take effect sixty days after approval 838 appropriation for additional expenses under 840 immunity of witnesses in cases under, limited to natural persons 798 *Intoxicating Liquors,* appropriation for suppressing traffic among Indians 328,1017 sale at immigrant stations forbidden 907 *Intoxicating Liquors, D.
C.,* sale, gift, etc., to minors by unlicensed persons prohibited 1248 punishment 1249 sale near Insane Asylum and Home for the Aged prohibited 870 *Intruders on Indian Lands,* deficiency appropriation for removing, and placing allottees in possession 39 *Inventions, Patented,* investigation of, in Government use, granted to officials 1422 *Invoice Fees, Consular,* to be prescribed by the President 101 *Invoices,* authentication in Philippines by customs officers 539 *Iola, Kans.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1299 *Iona Island, N.
Y., Naval Magazine,* appropriation for public works 1190 *Iowa,* appropriation for Indian service in 347,1029 *Iowa Indians,* appropriation for drainage assessments on lands in Richardson County, Nebr., allotted to 263 for fulfilling treaty with 347,1030 fee-simple patents may be issued to allottees in Kansas and Nebraska 349 shares of minors, etc., in trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 treaty funds to credit of; per capita payments 1030 *Iowa Indians, Oklahoma,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 362 for anticipating installments of treaty payments 362 *Iowa Northern Judicial District,* Clinton County transferred to southern district 304 terms of court at Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Sioux City, and Fort Dodge 912 *Iowa Southern Judicial District,* Appanoose County transferred from southern to eastern division 127 Clinton County transferred to Davenport division, from northern district 304 Ottumwa division created 913 counties constituting 913 terms at Ottumwa 913 jurisdiction, etc 913 terms, Creston 127 *“Iowa,” U.
S. S.,* appropriation for modernizing battery 1180 *Iquique, Chile,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Iquitos, Peru,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Iromwhip, Johah, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *Irrigation (see also* Reclamation Act) appropriation for expenses, Indian reservations 328,1017 for, lands of Uncompahgres, Uintahs, and White River Utes in Utah 375 for Yakima Indians, Wash 377 for extending Shoshone Indian Reservation, Wyo 384,1052 for project for Foil Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho, lands 1024 for Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont 1038 for expenses of investigations 694,1279 deficiency appropriation for expenses, Indian reservations 39 diversion of Sacramento River, Cal., for, authorized 185 *Irrigation of Arid Lands,* appropriation for reclamation service; rent, etc 728 provisions extended to Texas 259 *Isaac, Jane, Indian Allottee,* appropriation for purchase of land for 1045 *Isell, Fred, G.,* deficiency appropriation for services 44 *Islais River, Cal.,* preliminary examination of. to be made 1111 *Isle au Haul, Me.,* light and fog signal established 321 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Isle of Shoals, N.
H.,* life-saving station established at 849 preliminary examination of, to be made for breakwater 1115 *Isle Saint Michel, Lake Champlain,* appropriation for marking graves of soldiers and sailors 258 *Isolated Tracts, Public Lands,* to be sold at auction; minimum price, etc 517 notice; vested rights not defeated 517 *Israel Baptist Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Isthmian Canal (see also* Canal Zone), appropriation for continuing construction 5 reimbursable, from proceeds of bonds 5 for salaries, etc., in the United States 761,1368 for incidental expenses, supplies, rent, etc., in the United States 761,1368 for officers and employees on the Isthmus 761,1368 for labor on the Isthmus 761,1369 for materials, supplies, etc., on the Isthmus 761,1369 for advances, reequipment of Panama Railroad 761 for advances, equipment of Panama Railroad; reimbursement 1369 for paying outstanding bonds; reimbursement 1369 for incidental, etc., expenses, on the Isthmus 761,1369 for officers and labor, Canal Zone 762,1369 for contingent expenses, etc., Canal Zone 762,1369 for officers and labor, sanitation department 762,1369 for contingent expenses, etc., sanitation department 762,1369 ten per cent interchangeable 1370 deficiency appropriation for material purchases in the United States 33 for purchases on the Isthmus, miscellaneous expenses, etc 33 for Panama Railroad Company 33 for Isthmus pay rolls 33 for salaries, etc,, in the United States 33xci deficiency appropriation for equipment purchases 33 for advance to Panama Railroad Company 33 all expenditures to be from sale of bonds 33,762,1369 balances reappropriated 1370 transfers from former appropriations 1370 sums appropriated, available for obligations of Commission under construction contracts, etc 1370 restriction on total for construction contracts removed 1370 pay of officers, etc., on Isthmus available while on duty elsewhere 1370 deductions from pay of employees authorized, for board, supplies, etc 1371 bonds issued for construction of, accorded all rights of 2 per cent bonds 5 tax on notes based on deposit of, in lieu of other taxes 5 reports of all operations to be made annually, etc 5 annual estimates to be submitted 5 expenditures limited to appropriations 5 eight-hour law not applicable to construction of 33 to unskilled alien laborers on 669 lock canal to be constructed 611 material and equipment, used in construction of, to be of domestic production 835 *Isthmian Canal Commission,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 761,1368 deficiency appropriation for construction expenses 33 for Lieut.
Col. William M. Black 34 for Lieut. Mark Brooke 34 sums appropriated available for obligations of, under construction contracts, etc 1370 *It ko ki po pi, or Joshua, Yankton Sioux Allottee,* investigation of allotment to 373 *Italy,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 *Ithaca, N. Y.,* appropriation for public building 1299 limit of cost increased, public building 773 **J.** *Jackson, Miss.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790,1299 *Jackson, W.
H.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 1396 *Jacobs, Charles C.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Jacobs, John A. Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Jail, D. C.,* appropriation for warden 508,1148 for maintenance 508,1148 *Jalapa Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Jamaica Bay, N. Y.,* preliminary examination to be made for general plan for improvement in cooperation with New York 1115 of channels 1115 *Jamaica Earthquake,* use of naval stores to relieve distress occasioned by 850 *James River, Ya.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of 1082 *Jamestown Exposition Company,* to furnish plans for piers and basin for small craft; conditions 765 appropriation for aid to; conditions, etc.;
Sunday closing required 766 may have medals prepared at mint 767 *Jamestown Island, Va.,* appropriation for pier; purchase or lease of present structure; condition 766 for policing grounds, etc., during exposition 766 *Jamestown, Saint Helena,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Jamestown Ter-Centennial Commission,* duties of preparing, installing, etc., Government exhibit 764 allowances to officers and employees; details permitted 764 *Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition,* appropriation for subsistence of cadets attending 1072 for lifesaving station 1308 for moorings, etc., may be used for temporary beacons, buoys, etc 1351 deficiency appropriation for further aid to 886 time of payment 886 disbursement 886 repayment, by company 886 guaranty required 886 portion of gross receipts; maximum 886 proceedings in case of default 887 acceptance of conditions by company 887 dates of opening and closing changed 887 for dredging channels to piers, etc 887 for expenses of troops at 1381 for expenses joint Congressional committee to attend opening 1394 exhibits from Departments, etc., authorized at 764 preparation, return, etc 764 detail of officers and employees; allowances 764 appropriation for expenses 765 buildings for Government exhibits, etc., authorized; cost 765 appropriation for construction, etc 765 disposal at, close of exposition 765 piers and basin for small craft; contracts for construction 765 appropriation for 765 operation, lighting, etc 765 access, etc.; regulations 766 appropriation for aid to; condition 766 Sunday closing required 766 for permanent pier, Jamestown Island; contract 766 lease or purchase of present pier 766 for policing, etc., grounds on Jamestown Island; condition 766 imports for exhibition to be admitted free of duty 766 sale for delivery at close of exposition 767 assessment and collection of duty 767 disclaimer of invitation by the Government to import articles 767 medals, etc., to be prepared at the Mint; duplicates 767 appropriation for exhibit of progress of negro race; building 767xcii liability limited to extent of provisions of the act 767 for debt, etc., of exposition officers expressly disclaimed 767 no liability of any kind in excess of appropriations 767 regulation of expenditures; final report 768 allowances to army officers and enlisted men detailed for duty with 1160 anchorage grounds in Hampton Roads to be established 1383 condemned historic metal of the Navy donated to Pocahontas Bell Association 1424 loan of tents and camp equipage for visiting commands; conditions 1175 *Jandrin, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Janitors, Public Buildings,* appropriation for 707,1313 deficiency appropriation for 45,832 *Janitors to Committees, House of Representatives,* appropriation for 394,940 *Japan,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for Japanese secretary 288,918 for student-interpreters; tuition 288,918 for ground rent of embassy 289,919 for interpreters at consulates in 294,924 plan for consular builnings in, to be prepared 292 *Jardine, Matheson & Co.,* appropriation for repairs to “Choy Sang” 1292 for reimbursing 1293 *Jarman Ferry, Miss.,* bridge authorized across Tallahatchie River at 211 *Jasper and Eastern Railway Company,* may bridge Sabine River between Newton County, Tex., and Calcasieu Parish, La 7 *Jefferson Barracks, Mo.,* appropriation for post hospital 255 site for post-office and construction of, authorized 776 appropriation for 791 *Jefferson County, Ark.,* may bridge Arkansas River, Pine Bluff 50 *Jeffersonville, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Jenkins, Frank, Lindley C.
Kent and* deficiency appropriation for sureties on bond of Frank A. Webb 29 *Jenkins, James E.,* payments on account of loyal Seminoles ratified 140 *Jerez de la Frontera, Spain,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Jersey City, N. J.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Jerusalem, Syria,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Jicarilla Indian Reservation, N. Mex.,* cancellation of allotments to Indians on, authorized 1413 cancellation of allotments to Indians on; lands to be allotted in exchange; trust patents 1413 disposal of timber for benefit of allottees 91,1413 *John, Elijah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *John, Thomas, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Johnson, Andrew, late President,* acceptance of burial place of; to be national cemetery 259 *Johnson City, Tenn.,* appropriation for expenses Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 748,1355 deficiency appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 34 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1299 limit of cost increased, etc 1299 *Johnson County, Wyo.,* sale of lands to, for poor farm, authorized 186 *Johnson, Harry,* deficiency appropriation for moiety, immigration law fine 660 *Johnsons Bayou, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Johnstown, N.
Y.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Johnstown, Pa.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1299 *Joint Commission on Immigration,* created; composition, powers, etc 909 *Joint Commission on Printing, Congressional,* continued; to report on branch offices, etc 762 *Joint Committee on Printing,* to adopt measures to remedy delays in printing and binding 1012 report by, on resolutions to print extra copies 1013 to direct arrangement and binding of documents 1014 to make rules for issuing two or more editions of reports, etc., instead of one 826 *Joint Committee on Revision and Codification of the Laws,* appointment by Vice-President and Speaker 1423 duties, powers, etc 1423 payment of expenses 1423 *Joint High Commission (Canadian),* appropriation for preparing reports, etc 292 *Joint Transportation Rates,* schedules required of interstate carriers 586 *Jones, Alemia, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Jones, Edward F.,* deficiency appropriation for postal scales 1392 *Jones, Frank o., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Jones, Horace P., Kiowa Allottee,* fee-simple patent to heir of 365 *Joncs, J.
H.,* deficiency appropriation for services 661,1395 *Jones, John Paul,* appropriation for statue to memory of 224 commission; duties 224 site; Capitol and Library grounds excluded 224 thanks of Congress to Ambassador Porter for recovering body of 829xciii *Jones, Rachel Peters, Indian Allottee,* Fee-simple title to 380 *Jones, Sarah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Jordan River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 *Joseph’s Band, Nez Perce Indians,* appropriation for support, etc., of 377,1050 *Joshua, John, Yankton Siour Allottee,* investigation of allotment to 373 *Jourdan, Eva, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Juan de Fuca Stiait, Wash.,* appropriation for light vessel, Swiftsure Bank 711 repealed 842 light vessel authorized at Swiftsure Bank 996 appropriation for 1319 *Judge-Advocate-General, Navy,* appropriation for assistant to, clerks, etc 423,969 for salary, solicitor in office of 646 pay of solicitor in office, increased 555 *Judge-Advocate-General’s Department, Army,* appropriation for pay of officers; longevity 244,1162 deficiency appropriation for office, San Francisco 646 *Judge-Advocate-General’s Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 418,964 *Judges,* appropriation for Supreme Court 446,991 for circuit 446,992 for district 447,992 for retired 497,992 deficiency appropriation for district, Alabama northern district 1390 Nebraska, additional 1390 Ohio southern district, additional 1390 Oklahoma 1390 appointment for United States court, for China; salary; tenure 816 designation permitted of judge from another circuit to act for disabled district 1417 *Judgments,* deficiency appropriation for paying Court of Claims 44,664,1399 Cherokee cases 664 for paying, United States courts 663,1399 for paying, Indian depredation claims 44,644,1400 for paying, against internal-revenue officers 44,665,668,1401 for paying, against District of Columbia 643,1380 *Judicial Districts (see* United States Courts) *Judicial Expenses,* appropriations for 446,991 *Junction City, Kansas, Grand Army Post,* obsolete bronze cannon donated to 839 *Juneau, Alaska,* inspector of hulls and boilers provided for port, of 106 *Jurors, Oklahoma,* provisions for selecting grand and petit 11 *Jurors, United States Courts,* appropriation for fees 755,1361 deficiency appropriation for fees 41,48,205,669,1390 in New Mexico; selection, etc., for Federal cases 552 qualifications, etc., Porto Rico district court 466 *Jury Commissioners, United States Courts,* appropriation for compensation 755,1361 *Justices of the Peace,* appropriation for fees, acting as commissioners 755,1361 *Justices of the Peace, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries and expenses; number reduced to six 507,1147 temporary service as acting judge of juvenile court 73 warrants of arrest to be issued by 126 *Justices of the Supreme Court,* appropriation for Chief and associate 446,991 *Juvenile Court, D. C.,* appropriation for judge, probation officers 507,1147 for expenses 507,1147 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 1379 established; title 73 judge; appointment, term, salary 73 temporary service of justice of the peace 73 probation officers; salaries, duties 73 care over paroled child 73 clerk; salary, duties, etc 73 jurisdiction over persons under 17 years 73 offenses against United States laws; exceptions 73 District laws, etc 74 for protection of children 74 care of defendant children 74 over delinquent children 74 concurrent, over parents neglecting, etc., children 74 further powers, commitments, etc 74 definition of “defendant,” “neglected,” and “delinquent” 74 punishment for removing, etc., committed children 75 prosecutions; jury trials; judgments 75 riot, conspiracy, etc., cases not changed 75 jury service; judgments 75 proceedings; fines; collateral securities, etc 76 punishment for embezzling fines, etc 76 oaths; monthly terms 76 clerk to receive fines, etc.; deposits 77 auditing accounts 77 appeal proceedings; security for costs, etc 77 service of marshal’s deputy 78 punishment for encouraging, etc., delinquencies 78 in effect July 1, 1906; inconsistent laws repealed 78 division of expenses 78 **K.** *K Street Bridge, D.
C.,* appropriation for reconstructing, over Rock Creek 492 *Kaibab Indians, Utah,* appropriation for support, etc 376 *Kalamazoo, Mich.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at., authorized 775 appropriation for 790 *Kalamazoo River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1097 *Kalanianaole, Hon. J. K.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661xciv *Kalorama Avenue, D. C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 641 for joining 1377 *Kalorama Road, D.
C.,* extension authorized 616 *Kansas,* appropriation for Indian service in 347,1029 *Kansas City, Kans.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River at 884 sale of Wyandotte cemetery; proceeds, etc 348 *Kansas City, Mo.,* appropriation for pneumatic tube, etc., mail service 472,1211 deficiency appropriation for public building 31 bridge authorized across Missouri River at 196 time extended for bridging Missouri River between Sibley and 911 *Kansas City, Saint Joseph and Excelsior Springs Railway Company,* may bridge Missouri River at Kansas City, Mo 196 *Kansas Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 362,1043 *Kasto, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Kasto, Thomas, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Katalla Bay, etc., Alaska,* preliminary examination of, to be made for harbor 1111 *Kearney, Nebr.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1299 *Keene, N.
H.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Keep Committee,* deficiency appropriation for salaries 663 *Kehl, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Keim, De B. Randolph,* deficiency appropriation for services, Rochambeau monument ceremonies 644 *Keller, Traugett F.,* may be appointed second lieutenant, Army, notwithstanding age 1225 *Kelley, John B.,* deficiency appropriation for services 43 *Kelso, Winchester,* deficiency appropriation for refund to 40 *Kennebee River, Me.,* appropriation for enforcing anchorage regulations, Bath 702,1309 for improvement of; contracts 737,1074 for improvement of;
Gardiner to Augusta 1344 *Kennedy, Lincoln, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Kenosha, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1100 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1299 *Kensington and Eastern Railroad Company,* time extended for bridging Calumet River by 51 *Kent, Lindley and Joseph Jenkins,* deficiency appropriation for, sureties on bond of Frank A. Webb 92 *Kentucky,* bridges authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River between West Virginia and 891 *Kentucky and West Virginia Bridge Company,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, at Williamson, W.
Va 1004 *Kentucky River, Ky.,* appropriation for improvement of 1344 Locks and Dams Nos. 12 and 13; contracts 1094 Lock and Dam No. 1 1096 bridge authorized across, at Beattyville, Ky 819 *Kenyon Street NW., D. C.,* proceedings to condemn lands for extending, Seventeenth to Mount Pleasant street 856 appropriation for 856 *Keokuk, Iowa,* appropriation for road to national cemetery; conditions 1347 *Kerosene, etc., Oils, D. C.,* license tax to store and sell 13 *Kerr, Dennis M.,* deficiency appropriation for services 661,1395 *Ketcham, J.
H., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1396 *Kewanee, Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1299 *Kewaunee, Wis.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1118 *Keweenaw Canal, Mich.,* preliminary examination of, to be made for harbor of refuge 1114 *Key West, Fla.,* appropriation for public works, naval station 565,1187 for marine hospital, breakwater 701,1307 for improvement of harbor 1086 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1112 use of embankment adjoining barracks 1169 *Keyport, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1079 *Keystone Camp, No. 2879, Modern Woodmen of America,* granted lands for cemetery, Keystone, S. Dak 128 *Kickapoo Indian Reservation, Kans.,* appropriation for Indian school 347,1029 *Kickapoo Indians, Kans.,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 347 treaty funds to credit of; per capita payments 1030 *Kickapoo Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 362,1043 for paying retained fund to Mexican Kicking Kickapoo 362 alienation restrictions removed from allotments to nonresident adult, and affiliated Indians, Oklahoma and Indian Territory 363 leases permitted 363 *Kicking Kickapoo Indians, Mexican,* appropriation for paying retained fund; payments 362 *King, Adam, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *King, David, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380xcv *King, Edward,* deficiency appropriation for 1374 *Kings Mountain Battle Ground, S.
C.,* appropriation for monument on; conditions 286 approval of title; care, etc., of grounds 286 *Kings Mountain Centennial Association,* to secure title, etc., of battle ground; care, etc 286 *Kingston Earthquake,* loan of tents, stores, etc., for sufferers, ratified 1175 *Kingston, Jamaica,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Kingston, N. Y.,* appropriation for public building 1299 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Kingston, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Kinston, N.
C.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1299 *Kiowa Agency, Okla.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 361,1043 *Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Indian Reservation, Okla.,* allotment to children of enrolled tribal members; limit 1043 grazing land reservation repealed 213 opening to entry of pasture and wood reserves 213 sales at auction, etc,; proceeds 213 prior leases 213 terms; issue of patents 213 regulation, etc 214 disposal of lands unsold, etc 214 allotments to children born since June 6, 1900 214 preference right to purchase by settlers on pasture reserve No. 3 550 appraisal by Commission; proceeds 550 *Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache, Indians,* town sites on common lands of, in Oklahoma 80 sales; school blocks, liquor trade, etc 80 expenses; disposal of proceeds 80 *Kiowa, Indians, etc., Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 361,1043 *Kissimmee River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Kittitas County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River between Douglas County and 109 *Klamath Agency, Oreg.,* appropriation for support, etc,, of Indians, of 366,1045 *Klamath Indian Reservation, Oreg.,* cession of portion; area 367 payment for ceded lands, etc 367 per capita: trust fund; civilization, etc 367 treaty rights unimpaired 368 appropriation for carrying agreement into effect 368 exchange of lands adjudged to California and Oregon Land Company 368 *Klocker, Oscar,* appropriation for refund to 722 *Knight, Annie E.,* deficiency appropriation for 1391 *Knights of Pythias, Supreme Lodge,* charter amended; property holdings increased 934 *Knox, Tugaloo R.,* authorized to maintain bridge across Tugaloo River, S.
C. and Ga 122 *Knox’s Bridge,* operation of, across Tugaloo River, S. C. and Ga., authorized 122 *Knoxville National Cemetery, Tenn.,* appropriation for superintendent’s lodge, etc 741 for sidewalks, road to 1348 *Knoxville, Tenn.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 776 appropriation for 791,1299 *Knudsen, Bertha F., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Knudsen, Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Kobe, Japan,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 for Seamen’s Institute 295,925 *Kokomo, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Koonce, Frank D.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 48 *Kootenai County, Idaho,* granted strip of land for highways, Fort Sherman abandoned reservation 456 *Korea,* appropriation for interpreters at consulates in 294,924 for marshals, consular courts 294,925 for expenses of prisoners 295,925 for prison keeper 295,925 appeals from consular courts in, to United States court for China 814 plan for consular buildings in, to be prepared 292 *Koyakewin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Kwina, or Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 **L.** *L Street Northwest, D.
C.,* sale of house No. 204, authorized 820 *La Batte, John, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *La Batte, Mason S., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *La Batte, Sarah. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *La Flesche, Nora, or Ne ka ga he, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *La Framboise, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *La Grande, Peter, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *La Guaira, Venezuela,* classification and salary of consul 100 *La Monte, Collins, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *La Paz, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *La Pointe Agency, Wis.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 379,1051xcvi *La Pointe Indian Reservation, Wis.,* allotments to Indians on, extended 1217 town site set apart for Indians on 381 appraisal and sale of lots; conditions 381 cemetery for Indians; sale of timber; proceeds 382 *La Rochelle, France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *La Rochelle, Frank, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *La Trappe River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 beacon lights authorized at 995 appropriation for 1319 * Labor Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Commissioner, chief statistician, clerks, etc 442,988 for per diem, experts, etc 443, 988 for reports, and materials for 443, 988 for share, International Labor Association 443,988 for stationery, books, etc 443 for books, etc 988 for rent 446, 991 investigation of condition of woman and child workers by 866 *Labor Conditions,* admission of certain aliens in detriment to, may be refused 898 appropriation for expenses, restricting immigration of certain aliens detrimental to 1330 *Labor, Contract,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Labor Representative,* to be appointed a trustee, Foundation for Promotion of Industrial Peace 1242 *Lafayette, Ind.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1299 *Lagrange, Ga.,* bridge authorized across Chattahoochee River, near 893 *Lajord, Mary,* deficiency appropriation for 1395 *Lake Champlain, Vt.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Lake Champlain, Vt., and N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of channel in Narrows 1074 *Lake Charles. La.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1299 *Lake County. Ind.,* bridge authorized across Calumet River in 877 construction of wharves, etc., into Lake Michigan, adjoining certain lands in, permitted 829,834 may bridge Calumet River 877 *Lake Erie,* appropriation for Pointe au Pelee light-vessel 713,1321 tunnel under, for Buffalo water supply, authorized 532 *Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Company,* corporate powers granted 809 subject to interstate commerce regulations 811 location, construction, and operation of canal authorized 811 taking of lands, altering highways, rail-roads, etc 811 use of sources of water supply, rivers, ponds, etc 813 restriction on use of Niagara River 812 maintenance of terminals, electric facilities, etc 812 use of beaches, watercourses, etc 812 approval of plans, etc.; maintenance of lights 812 tolls, charges, etc., subject to approval of Interstate Commerce Commission; changes 813 to be lawful military and post routes 813 time of construction 813 litigation in State courts for damages 813 proceedings under right of eminent domain 814 subject to State taxation 814 nonliability of United States for liabilities, etc 814 *Lake Huron,* light vessel authorized off Martins Reef, Mich 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Lake Michigan,* appropriation for naval training station 556,1178 construction of wharves, etc., into.
Lake County, Ind., permitted 829,834 *Lake Ponchartrain, La.,* preliminary examinations of, to be made 1113 *Lake Saint Clair. Mich.,* range lights, Isle aux Peches, authorized 323 appropriation for 711 *Lake Schutte Cemetery Corporation,* may sell part of grant in North Dakota 800 *Lake Superior,* appropriation for lighting Saint Louis and Superior bays 713,1320 deficiency appropriation for range lights, Superior, Wis 659 light and fog-signal station authorized on Rock of Ages 323 appropriation for 711 preliminary examination of, to be made for harbors of refuge on north shore 1114 *Lake Union, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway connecting, with Puget Sound 1108 *Lake Washington, Miss.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Lake Washington, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway connecting, with Puget Sound 1108 construction of ship canal to Puget Sound from, authorized 231 modification allowed of channel from Puget Sound to 1108 *Lake Winnebago, etc., Wis.,* post lights authorized on 996 appropriation for 1319 *Lake Winnebago, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbors on 1101 *Lakes, Northern and Northwestern,* appropriation for survey of 744 *Lamb, Gertrude, Wichita Indian,* allotment of land to 364 *Lancaster, Ohio,* construction of public building authorized at; nominal site 779 appropriation for 792,1298xcvii purchase of site authorized for public building 1236,1299 *Lancaster, Pa.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 791,1300 *Land Districts,* created, Billings, Mont 11 Fairbanks, Alaska 1232 Glasgow, Mont 929 Nome, Alaska 1232 Williston, N.
Dak 148 *Land-Grant Colleges,* constituted depositories of public documents 1014 *Land Offices, Indian Territory,* records of discontinued, transferred to district court 139 *Lander, Wyo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Landing of the Pilgrims, etc.,* appropriation for aid to monument at Provincetown, Mass., to commemorate first 225 *Lands, etc.,* appropriation for custody of 708,1315,148 *Lands for River and Harbor Improvements,* condemnation proceedings to obtain title to, at expense of persons, etc 196 for locks, dams, etc 632 *Lands in Severalty to Indians,* appropriation for completing allotments, etc 325,1015 for surveying and allotting 328,1017 allotments on Blackfeet Reservation, Mont 1035 on Moqui Reservation, Ariz 1021 to Stockbridge and Munsee tribe 382 continuing alienation restrictions in discretion of President 326 not applicable to Indian Territory lands 326 not liable for debts prior to issue of fee-simple patent 327 on conveyance of fee-simple title, allottees accorded citizenship 182 fee-simple title to allottees found competent 183 restrictions removed 183 lands not liable for prior debts 183 jurisdiction until issue of fee-simple patents 183 provisions not applicable to Indian Territory 183 allottee dying before end of trust period, land to revert 183 fee-simple or proceeds, to heirs 183 payment of taxes, from funds due Indians 1016 removal of restrictions to sell for town-site purposes 373 restriction on allotments to full-blood Choctaws, etc 144 leases, etc., permitted 144 sales in fee, lands of noncompetent Indians 1018 trust patents to Indians of Columbia and Colville reservations, Wash 55 sales permitted allottees 55 *Langlois, Mary Ann, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *L'Anguille River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 *Laqua, L.
F., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 379 *Larchmont, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Laredo, Tex.,* appropriation for public building 698,1300 *Laroche, Joseph Shunk, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Laroche, Julia Shunk, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Launches, Power,* gasoline for, allowed on vessels not carrying passengers for hire 204 *Launches, Steam,* less than 10 tons, may have one person as pilot and engineer 194 *Laundries, Army,* outside work permitted by; use of receipts 251,1167 *Law Librarian, Library of Congress,* appropriation for preparing indexes, digests, and compilations of laws under 753,946 for additional compensation 753,946 *Law Library,* appropriation for custodian, assistants 399,945 *Lawrence, Kans.,* appropriation for Indian school 347,1029 *Laws, Indexes, etc., of,* appropriation for preparing, for Congress, etc 753,946 *Laws of Congress,* appropriation for editing 402,948 number increased for distribution by Department of Justice 1426 *Laws, Revision and Codification of,* joint special committee to report, etc., on 1423 *Laws, Revision of Criminal, etc.,* commission on, to complete work by December 15, 1906 754 *Lawton, Okla.,* amount allowed for waterworks, increased 62 terms of court 275 *Lazelle, Julia, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Le Blanc, Thomas,* appropriation for payment to heirs of 350 *Le Clere, Julia, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Lead.
S. Dak.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 793,1300 *Leaf River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement, of 1088 *League Island Navy-Yard, Pa.,* appropriation for public works 564,1187 for marine barracks, officers’ quarters 1191 *Leases, Five Civilized Tribes,* approval of Secretary of Interior necessary 145 *Leases, Indian Territory,* filing in agent’s office, deemed constructive notice 1026 *Leavenworth, Kans.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 747,1354 for penitentiary, construction 750,1357 maintenance 756,1362 deficiency appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 34,1383 *Leavenworth Monument Committee, General Henry,* obsolete cannon donated for monument to 839 *Leaves of Absence,* appropriation for, Government Printing Office 761,1368xcviii deficiency appropriation for, Government Printing Office, transfer of appropriation 44,120,1398 *Leaves of Absence, Army,* computation of, to officers in the Philippines 1171 *Lebanon, Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1300 *Lebanon, Pa.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Lecturers, Alien,* not excluded admission under contract 899 *Leech Lake Agency, Minn.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 349,1032 *Leeds, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Legal Proceedings,* may be conducted in any district by Attorney-General, special counsel, etc 816 *Legare, Hon.
George S.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Legations,* appropriation for repairs to premises 291,921 *Leghorn, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Expenses,* appropriation for legislative expenses 389,935 for Senate 389,935 for Capitol police 392,938 for Congressional Directory 392,1138 for House of Representatives 392, 938 “during the session” to mean 119 days 396 to mean 212 days 942 for Public Printer, etc 397,943 estimates for clerks to be submitted 397 for Library of Congress 397,943 for Botanic Garden 400,947 for executive expenses 400,947 for President 400,947 for Vice-President 400,947 for Executive Office 400,947 for Civil Service Commission 401,947 for Department of State 402,948 personal services restricted to specific appropriations 402 for Treasury Department 402,949 collecting internal revenue 411,957 independent treasury 411,958 mints and assay offices 413,960 government in the Territories 416,963 for War Department 417,963 details prohibited 418 public buildings and grounds 421,967 State, War, and Navy Department building 422,968 for Navy Department 422,968 for Interior Department 427,973 surveyors-general 434,979 for Post-Office Department 436,982 for Department of Justice 440,985 for Department of Commerce and Labor 441,987 for judicial expenses 446,991 for United States courts 446,991 for Court of Claims 448,993 pay of telephone switchboard operators, assistant messengers, etc., rated 448,993 permanently incapacitated persons not to be paid 448,993 estimates for regular expenses to follow arrangements of preceding year 448 changes to be submitted by notes 448 committees to be guided by acts of previous years 448 heads of Departments to include all requirements in annual estimates 448 restriction on special requests 449 transfers in departmental service limited 449 details of employees outside of District to duty in Departments forbidden 449 preservation of newspapers by Departments repealed 449 compensation established of Speaker, Vice-President, and members of President’s Cabinet 993 Senators, Representatives, Delegates, and Commissioner from Porto Rico 994 *Leipzig, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Lemhi Agency, Idaho,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 334 *Lemhi Indian Reservation, Idaho,* appropriation for survey, etc 334 opening to entry; schedule of lands, improvements, etc 335 appraisal and sale of improvements 335 rights of purchasers of improvements; proceeds 335 improvements of missions, etc 335 *Lemhi Indians, Idaho,* appropriation for removal to Fort Hall Indian Reservation 730 for fulfilling treaty with, removed to Fort Hall Reservation 1024 *Lemmon, Henrietta, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Lemmon, Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Lepers, Guam,* appropriation for buildings for, etc 1189 *Leprosy Hospital, Hawaii,* appropriation for; road, landing stage 709 for maintenance; reappropriation 1307 *Lesor.
Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title, to 356 *Lester, R. E., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for widow 661 *Letter Balances, etc., Postal Service,* appropriation for 476,1215 *Letter Carriers (see also* City, *and* Rural, Delivery, Postal Service), appropriation for city delivery 471,1210 for rural delivery 477,1215 *Levees, Mississippi River,* allotments by Mississippi River Commission for, allowed 208 *Lever, Hon. Asbury F.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Leverett (née Murrell) Bell, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *“Leviathan" Foreign-Built Dredge,* to be documented as vessel of United States 204 *Levisa Fork, Big Sandy River,* appropriation for improvement of; locks and dams 737 for improvement of;
Dam No. 1; contracts 1082xcix *Lewis and Clarke County, Mont.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River in 457 *Lewis, Charles.,* deficiency appropriation for moiety, immigration-law fine 660 *Lewis River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1108 *Lewiston, Idaho,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 bridge authorized across Snake River at or near 98 *Lexington, Mo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Liabilities to National Banks,* of individuals not to exceed one-tenth of capital and one-tenth of surplus; maximum 451 *Liability of Common Carriers,* for injuries to employees, in interstate commerce, etc 232 grounds of claim 232 negligence and contributory negligence for decision of jury 232 insurance, etc., no bar to action 232 set off if contributed by employer 232 time limit from bringing action 232 safety-appliance laws not modified 233 *Liberia,* appropriation for minister resident and consul-general 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Liberty Bridge Company,* may bridge Monongahela River at Pittsburg, Pa 1235 *Librarian of Congress,* appropriation for, assistant, etc 397,943 for preparation of new indexes to Statutes at Large, etc 753 *Library Bureau Company,* deficiency appropriation for 36 *Library, D.
C., Free Public,* appropriation for 487, 1124 *Library of Congress,* appropriation for Librarian, assistant, etc 397,943 for chiefs of divisions, etc 397,943 for reading rooms, etc 398,944 for Congressional reference library 398,945 for law library 399,945 for copyright office 399,945 for distributing card indexes, etc 399,945 for temporary services 399,945 for Sunday opening 399,945 for purchasing books, periodicals, etc 399,945 for contingent expenses 399,946 for superintendent of building, clerks, etc 399,946 for engineers, etc 400,946 for Sunday opening 400,946 for fuel, lights, etc 400,946 for furniture, shelves, etc 400,947 report on additional book-stack accommodation 400 for trees, etc., grounds of 734,1342 for preparation of indexes, digests and compilations of laws 753,916 additional assistants 753 for printing and binding 761,1368 for Catalogue of Title Entries, Copyright Office 761,1368 deficiency appropriation for preparing new index of Statutes at Large 1399 Barry monument not to be located in grounds of 224 Industrial Commission files, etc., to be transferred to Department of Commerce and Labor 1425 John Paul Jones monument not to be located in grounds of 224 *Library of Congress, Superintendent of Building and Grounds,* appropriation for, clerks, employees, etc 399,946 *Licenses of Domestic Vessels,* enrollment and, consolidated in one document 136 renewal by indorsement of collector of port where lying 136 surrender, on change of build, owner, etc 136 *Licensed Pharmacists, D.
C. (see* Pharmacy Regulations, D. C.) *Licenses, D. C.,* regulations for pharmacy 176 *Licenses, Steam Vessels,* masters, etc., to display within forty-eight hours 897 emergency transfers excepted 897 *Liege, Belgium,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Lieutenant-Colonels, Army, Retired,* on active duty to receive same pay, etc., as a retired major 245 *Lieutenant-General, Army,* office to cease when vacancy occurs; retired list not affected 1160 *Life-Saving Service,* appropriation for general superintendent, clerks, etc 408,955 for superintendents 701,1307 for keepers 701,1308 for crews, etc 701,1308 Jamestown Exposition 1308 for telephone, Umpqua River station, Oreg 1308 for oceangoing revenue cutter for North Pacific coast 702 deficiency appropriation for 45,665,1401,1404 sea-going tug for North Pacific coast authorized 123 station established at Greenhill, R. 1 298 Isle of Shoals, N.
H 849 Neah Bay, Wash 123 *Life-Saving Testimonials,* appropriation for rescuing shipwrecked American 290,919 *Light-House Board,* appropriation for chief clerk, clerks, etc 443, 988 for rent 446,991 to prescribe lights, etc., on bridge across Arkansas River, Pine Bluff, Ark 50 Columbia River, between Douglas and Kittitas counties 110 Franklin and Benton counties, Wash 109 Vancouver, Wash 3 Wenatchee, Wash 7 Cumberland River, Clarksville, Tenn 134 Lineport, Tenn 58 Nashville, Tenn 135 Delaware River, Trenton, N.
J 65 Missouri River, S. Dak 96 Mobile Bay, Ala 11 Monongahela River, Brownsville, Pa 129 Perdido River, Waters Ferry, Ala 79 Sabine River, La. and Tex 8c to prescribe lights, etc., on bridge across Saint Andrews Hay, Fla 19 Saint Francis River. Clay County, Ark 19,20 Madison, Ark 19,20 Snake River, Lewiston, Idaho 98 Whitman and Columbia counties, Wash 108 Tennessee River, Brandons Mill to Birmingham, Ky 57 Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, Williamson, W. Va 70 to report stations which may be discontinued 997 to employ temporary draftsmen for tenders, etc 997 *Light-House Establishment,* appropriation for supplies 712,1319 for repairs, etc 712,1320 for keepers salaries 712,1320 for light vessels, etc 712,1320 for buoyage 712,1320 for fog signals 712,1320 for lighting of rivers 712,1320 leasing of sites 713,1320 for survey of sites 713,1321 for oil houses; limit 713,1321 for lights in channels of Great Lakes 713,1321 for Pointe au Pelee, Lake Erie, light-vessel 713,1321 for Guantanamo, Cuba, service 713 deficiency appropriation for light vessels 42,48,1405 for supplies 48,1405 for repairs, etc 48,1405 for buoyage 48,1405 for keepers 1405 for fog signals 1405 allowance in accounts of army and navy officers for travel, etc., oil detail to 1393 traveling expenses allowed army and navy officers on duty with 997 *Light-Houses, Beacons, and Fog Signals,* appropriation for Holland pierhead range, Mich 710 for Stonington Break water.
Conn 710 for Cape Mendocino, Cal 710 for Point Arena, Cal 710 for Bonita Point, Cal 710 for Point Piños, Cal 710 for vessel. Swift sure Bank, Juan de Fuca Strait 711 repealed 842 for Prudence Island, R. I., land 1317 for tender, third district 1317 for depot, Tompkinsville, N. Y., lamp shop 1317 for Milwaukee, Wis., breakwater 1317 for Duluth, Minn., range 1318 for tender for eleventh district 1318 for Detour, Mich., lens 1318 for Point Cabrillo, Cal 1318 deficiency appropriation for rebuilding, etc., eighth district, hurricane, Gulf of Mexico 842 for rebuilding, etc., twelfth district, San Francisco earthquake 842 for Point Arguello, Cal 1405 establishment of light stations, fog signals, etc., at Isle an Haut.
Me 321 deficiency appropriation for 659 New London, Conn., Southwest Ledge 322 appropriation for 1317 Delaware River, Bellevue Range 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 establishment of light stations, fog signals, etc., at Miah Maul Shoal 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 appropriation for 1317 Joe Flogger Shoal 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 Pungoteague Creek, Va 322 appropriation for 711 Potomac River, Ragged Point 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 appropriation for 1317 Milwaukee, Wis., harbor of refuge 323 appropriation for 711 Niagara River range lights 323 appropriation for 711 Lake Saint Clair, Mich., Isle aux Peches 323 appropriation for 711 Superior, Wis., pierhead 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 Oahu, Hawaii, Makapuu Point 323 appropriation for 711 Honolulu, Hawaii 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 Point Cabrillo, Cal 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 Hinchinbrook Island, Alaska 324 appropriation for 711,1318 Huntington Harbor, N.
Y 995 deficiency appropriation for 1393 Passaic, N. J 995 appropriation for 1318 Horn Island, Miss 995 appropriation for 1319 White Shoal, Mich 995 appropriation for 1319 Split Rock, Lake Superior 996 appropriation for 1319 Carquinez Strait, Cal 996 appropriation for 1319 Molokai Island, Hawaii 996 appropriation for 1319 Cape Arago, Oreg 996 appropriation for 1319 establishment of fog signal authorized at Salem, Mass., Baker Island 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 Humboldt hay, Cal., entrance 323 appropriation for 711 Ediz Point, Wash 324 deficiency appropriation for 660 establishment of light vessel authorized at Nantucket Shoals, Mass 322 appropriation for 710,1317 Buzzards Bay, Mass 322 deficiency appropriation for 659,1319 Ambrose Channel, New York Bay 322 appropriation for 710,1317 Lake Huron, Marlins Reef, Mich 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 appropriation for 1318 Columbia River, Oreg., mouth 324 appropriation for 711,1318 Hedge Fence Shoal, Mass 995 appropriation for 1318 fourth district, relief vessel 995 appropriation for 1319 Pacific coast; relief vessel 996 appropriation for 1319 Swiftsure Bank, Wash 996 appropriation for 1319 keepers’ dwellings authorized, Southwest Pass, La 323 appropriation for 711ci keepers’ dwellings authorized, Sheboygan, Wis 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 Menominee, Mich 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 appropriation for 1318 Buffalo, N.
Y., Horseshoe Reef 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 Tibbetts Point. N.Y 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 Cape Mendocino, Cal 323 appropriation for 710 Robinson Point, Wash 324 deficiency appropriation for 660 light stations, buoys, beacons, etc., authorized for Ambrose Channel, New York Bay 322 appropriation for 710 limit of cost increased, Delaware Bay Harbor of Refuge 322 appropriation for 711 Brunswick, Ga., outer bar vessel 323 appropriation for 711,1317 tender, sixth district 323 appropriation for 1317 Rock of Ages, Lake Superior 323 appropriation for 711,1318 Battery Point, Wash., fog signal 996 appropriation for 3319 post lights, Monongahela River 324 deficiency appropriation for 660 Fox River, etc., Wis 996 appropriation for 1319 tender authorized, third district 995 appropriation for 1318 Porto Rican waters 995 appropriation for 1319 seventh district 995 appropriation for 1319 eighth district 995 appropriation for 1319 twelfth district 324 appropriation for 711,1318 thirteenth district 324 deficiency appropriation for 660 appropriation for 1318 Hawaiian waters 996 appropriation for 1319 fifteenth district 996 appropriation for 1319 beacon lights authorized, La Trappe River, Md 995 appropriation for 1319 wharf for buoys, etc., authorized at Washington.
D.C 995 appropriation for 1319 range lights established, Grand Island Harbor, Lake Superior 996 appropriation for 1319 discontinued, Lloyd Harbor light, N. Y 995 White Shoal, Mich., vessel 995 Milwaukee, Wis., near North Point 996 McGulpin Point, Straits of Mackinac 996 Grand Island Harbor, Lake Superior 996 temporary draftsmen, for new vessels authorized 324,997 contracts authorized 660,996 relief light vessel for ninth and eleventh districts to be equipped with power motor 996 thirty light keepers’ dwellings authorized 996 acquiring sites 996 appropriation for dwellings 1319 Point Dume, Cal., light station revoked; balance 997 Swiftsure Bank, Juan de Fuca Strait, appropriation for vessel repealed 842 tenders, limit of cost increased, third district 858 sixth district 858 eleventh district 858 twelfth district 858 thirteenth district 858 contracts; may be built at navy-yards 858 unauthorized aids to navigation made unlawful after January 1, 1907; penalty 324 *Light-Vessels,* appropriation for expenses 712,1320 for Nantucket Shoals, Mass 710,1317 for Ambrose Channel, New York Harbor 710,1317 for Brunswick, Ga 711,1317 for, off mouth of Columbia River, Oreg 711,1318 for Swiftsure Bank, Juan de Fuca Strait 711,1319 repealed 842 for Pointe au Pelee 713,1321 for Hen and Chickens, Buzzards Bay, Mass 1317 for Martins Reef, Lake Michigan 1318 deficiency appropriation for expenses 42,48,1405 for Buzzards Bay, Mass 659 for Martins Reef, Lake Huron 659 directed, Ambrose Channel, New York Harbor, sea entrance 322 Buzzards Bay, Mass 322 Martins Reef, Lake Huron 323 Nantucket Shoals, Muss 322 mouth of Columbia River, Oreg 324 Hedge Fence Shoal, Mass 995 fourth district relief vessel 995 Pacific coast relief vessel 996 Swiftsure Bank, Wash 996 discontinued, White Shoal, Mich 995 relief vessel for ninth and eleventh districts to be equipped with power motor 996 Swiftsure Bank, Juan de Fuca Strait, appropriation repealed 842 *Lightbourn, D.C.,* appropriation for, from funds of Chippewas of the Mississippi 351 *Lighting, D.
C.,* appropriation for expenses; maximum price 496,1133 lighting, repairs, etc., included in price 497,1133 street-designation fixtures 497,1133 contracts for high-candlepower lights 497 for electric arc lighting by underground wires 497,1134 use of balances 1134 detailed annual reports to be made by gas companies 1133 by electric light, etc., companies 1134 *Lighting of Rivers, etc.,* appropriation for 712,1320 *Lighting. Public Buildings,* appropriation for 707,1314 *Lights on Fishing Vessels, etc.,* international requirements for, to prevent collisions at sea 850cii *Lignites, etc.,* appropriation for testing, etc 728,1335 collection of materials for examination, etc 1335 *Limoges, France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Lincoln, Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1300 *Lincoln Memorial, Hodgenville, Ky.,* appropriation for shaft or tablet for 1343 *Lincoln, Nebr.,* terms of court 998 *Lincoln’s Death Place, Washington, D.C.,* appropriation for repairs to building 737,1343 *Lineport, Tenn.,* bridge authorized across Cumberland River between Tennessee Rolling Works and 58,1254 *Liquor Traffic,* appropriation for suppressing, among Indians 328,1017 powers of search, etc., given special agents of Indian Bureau 1017 *Liquors (see also* Drink), a appropriation for expenses, preventing sale of adulterated, etc 1272 *Liquors, Intoxicating,* prohibitions, Indian lands in Oklahoma 269 constitutional restrictions of sale, etc., in Oklahoma 269 giving, etc., to Indians to be prohibited in Arizona constitution 279 *Lisbon, Portugal,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Litchfield, Ill.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Little Falls, N.
Y.,* appropriation for public building 1300 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Little Kanawha River, W. Va.,* appropriation for improvement of; survey for lock and dam 1083 *Little Pedee River, S.* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Little Pigeon River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement, of 1094 *Little River, Ala.,* diversion of. in Mays Gulf, authorized 818 *Little River, Ark.,* bridge authorized across, in Poinsett County 112 *Little River, Del.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Little River, N.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Little Rock, Ark.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1300 *Little Sodus Bay. N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1078 *Lire Stock (sec* Cattle) *Liverpool, England,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Livingston, Jacob, and Company,* deficiency appropriation for 1374 *Livingstone, Colin H,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 43 *“Lizzie,” Barge,* appropriation for paying owner 1293 *Lloyd Harbor, N.
Y.,* light vessel established at entrance to 995 deficiency appropriation for 1393 old 1ight discontinued 995 *Loans from National Bank,* to individuals limited to one-tenth of capital and one-tenth of surplus; maximum 451 *Locks and Dams,* completion and use of lock No. 4. Coosa River, Ala., authorized; conditions 211 exchange of lands with Minneapolis, Minn., for No. 1, Mississippi River 188 *Logan, Utah,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1300 *Lohman, John H,* appropriation for bounty, destroying enemy’s vessels 1293 *London, England,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerks at embassy 289,919 for dispatch agent 289,919 for clerk hire, consulate-general 293,923 *London.
Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1300 *Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,* selection of site in Washington, D. C., for statue of 830 appropriation for preparation, etc 830 *Longhal, James, Wichita Allottee,* patent issued to, canceled 364 *Lorain, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 736,1094 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1116 *Los Angeles, Cal.,* appropriation for public building 1300 rent 698,1300 deficiency appropriation for public building, rent 31 granted right of way for water supply and power plants, through public lands, etc 801 purchase of land 801 limit of cost increased, public building, on site donated 785 sale of old building; proceeds for new one 785 description of site corrected 1238 *Los Angeles Inter-Urban Railway Company,* granted right of way across San Pedro Military Reservation, Cal 915 *Loss by Exchange,* appropriation for, by Army disbursing agents abroad 247,1164 for consular service 295,926 for legations 289,919 *Lost Checks,* issue of duplicates for disbursing officer’s, limit removed 301 *Lost, etc., Clucks and Warrants,* issue of duplicates for; limitation removed 84 *Louisiana,* appropriation for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,980 for survey of certain lands in 726 bridge authorized across Bayou Bartholomew in 1003 survey of unsurveyed public lands, directed 199ciii title to certain lands within claim of Isaac Crow, assignee of Vincent Michele, confirmed 896 *Louisiana, Mo.,* deficiency appropriation for public building, advertising 1375 bridge authorized across Mississippi River at 933 *Louisville.
Ky.,* appropriation for improvement of Ohio River at 1096 *Lourane, Lucy IA., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Lourenco Marquez, Africa,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Lowe, Martha, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed from homestead 346 *Lowen, R.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1388 *Lower Brulé Agency, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 369,1046 *Lower Brule Indian Reservation, S. Dak.,* disposal of portion of 124 opening to settlement; entries, etc 124 disposal of proceeds 125 appropriation for expenses; reimbursable 125 regulations, etc.; sale of undisposed of lands 126 *Lower Thoroughfare, Md.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel at Deals Island 1113 *Loyal Legion, Military Order of,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of, in District 62 *Lucerne, Switzerland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *“Lucy,’ Lighter,* appropriation for repairs by owner 1293 *Ludington, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts 1097 *Lukenbach, Luke.* appropriation for cost of repairs to barge 1292 *Lunacy Writs.
D. C.,* appropriation for expenses 507,1147 deficiency appropriation for expenses 643,1379 *Lutheran Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Luxemburg, Netherlands and,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Lynchburg, Va.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1300 fire limit modified 1300 terms of court at 547 *Lynchs River, S. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Lyndon, Ill.,* construction of dams, etc., authorized across Rock River at 933 *Lynn, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 738 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1113 *Lyons, France,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 **M.** *M Street NE., D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 1377 *McAlester, Ind. T.,* additional bond issue for schoolhouses authorized 1027 consolidation of South McAlester with, ratified 91 *McBride, Victoria, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *McCaffrey, William,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *McCarty, William F. M.,* deficiency appropriation for expert services 669 *McClellan, General George B.,* appropriation for expenses unveiling statue of 736 *McClellansville.
S. C.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway between Charleston and 1084 *McCook. Nebr.,* terms of court at 998 *McCoy. B. T., and others, Trustees of Church, D.C.,* refund of taxes to 870 *McCoy, Isaac. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *McCoy, Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *McDaniel Shoals, Savannah River,* dam authorized at 1238 *McDermot. E. H.,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 43 *McDonald, Assistant Naval Constructor, Joseph E.,* gift of sailboat for midshipmen, by family of, accepted 916 *McDowell, Alexander,* deficiency appropriation for expenses, contested-election cases, House of Representatives 662 *McGulpin Point.
Mich.,* light station discontinued 996 *McHarg, John W.,* deficiency appropriation for credit in accounts 1381 *McHarg, Ormsby,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 661, 1395 *McKay Steamship Line,* appropriation for refund to 722 *McKee, James M.,* deficiency appropriation for payment to administratrix 1374 *McKeesport, Pa.,* appropriation for public building 698 *McNeil Island, Wash.,* appropriation for penitentiary, construction 751,1357 *Machen, William A.,* deficiency appropriation for coal 657 *Machine Guns, Army.* appropriation for purchase, tests, etc 463,1059 *Mackey, Edward, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Macomb Street NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for opening 853 appropriation for 853 *Macon, Francis A.,* deficiency appropriation for credit in accounts 637civ *Macon, Ga.,* appropriation for public building 698,1300 rent 698,1300 deficiency appropriation for furniture, public building 1374 *Macon, Mo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Madden, William,* deficiency appropriation for 663,1398 *Madison, Ark.,* bridge authorized across Saint Francis Hiver 90 *Madison Barracks, N.Y.,* appropriation for post, cemetery 742 *Madison Bridge Company,* may bridge Saint Francis River, Madison, Ark 90 *Madrid, Spain,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Magdeburg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Mahaffey, Birchie O.,* may be appointed second lieutenant, Army, notwithstanding age 1225 *Mail Bag and Lock Repair Shop, D.
C.,* appropriation for 472 deficiency appropriation for removing and installing 42 use of rent fund for maintenance 657 *Mail Bags, etc., Postal Service,* appropriation for 472 *Mail Depredations,* appropriation for Chief Inspector, etc., Post-Office Department 437,982 for post-office inspectors, etc 467,1205 *Mail Locks, etc., Postal Service,* appropriation for 472,1211 *Mail Transportation,* appropriation for star routes 472,1211 discontinuance when duplicated by rural delivery 472,1211 Alaska service 472,1211 for steamboat, etc., routes 472,1211 for messenger service 472,1211 for pneumatic-tube, etc., service; contracts 472,1211 extension limited 472,1211 for wagon service 472,1211 for railroad routes 472,1212 reduction of rates 1212 fines for nondelivery on time 472,1212 for railway post-office car service 473,1212 for electric and cable car service 474,1213 compensation; contracts 474,1213 Chicago underground service 475,1214 for special facilities 475 for foreign mails 475,1214 deficiency appropriation for steamboat, etc., routes 658,1392 for railroad routes 658,668,1392 for wagon service 658 for star routes 658,668,1391,1404,1406 *Mails (see also* Postal Service), penalty privilege, limited to regular mail matter 477 postal cards, supplies, etc., withdrawn from, to be sent by freight 473 record to be kept of. carried from July 1 to December 31, 1907 1216 classification; statistics to be prepared 1216 report to Congress.
May 1, 1908 1216 *Maine,* appropriation for revenue-cutter for coast of 1309 *Mainz, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Majestic Collieries Company,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, at Devon, W. Va 883 *Makah Indians,* appropriation for support, etc., of 377,1050 *Makapuu Point, Oahu, Hawaii,* appropriation for light station 711 *Malaga, Spain,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Malden River, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of 1075 *Malloy, William M.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1395 *Malone, N.Y.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Malta, Malta,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Maltby Building, D.
C.,* appropriation for miscellaneous items 392,938 for repairs33 392,938 *Mammoth Springs, Ark.,* estimates to be submitted for completing fish hatchery at 1327 *Managua, Nicaragua,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Manatee River. Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1087 *Manchester, England,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Manchester, Iowa,* appropriation for fish hatchery 721 *Manchester, Va.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1300 *Mancos, Colo.,* may enter certain public lands: price, etc 459 *Mandamus,* issue of writs, to compel compliance of carrier with interstate commerce regulations 594 *Manhattan, Kans.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1300 *Manifests of Alien Passengers,* required from masters of vessels arriving; contents 901 vessels leaving; disposition of 902 from insular possessions 902 penalty for failure to deliver 902 *Manifests, Ships’.* deficiency appropriation for refunding illegally assessed stamps on export 1373 *Manila, Philippine Islands,* appropriation for ordnance depot 732,1340 *Manistee, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1300 *Manistique, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1096cv *Manitowoc, Wis., .* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts 1100 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1300 *Mannheim, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Manokin River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Mantua Creek, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1080 *Manufactures Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for chief of. clerks, etc 442,987 for collating foreign tariffs 988 deficiency appropriation for assistant chief 42 *Manzanillo, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Maps of the United States,* appropriation for connected, etc 430,975 for separate State and Territorial 430,975 for post-route 440,985 for geological 727,1336 *Maps, War Department,* appropriation for publication of 744,1350 *Maracaibo, Venezuela,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Marblehead, Mass.,* sale of part of public building site, authorized 786 *Mare Island Navy-Yard, Cal.,* appropriation for laborers and mechanics, Steam Engineering, San Francisco earthquake 168 for public works, navy-yard 565,1187 for public works, naval magazine 568,1190 naval hospital 569 *Margrave, Earl I., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Margrave, James T., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Margrave, Margaret, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Margrave, William A., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *Margrave, William C., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 349 *“Marie," Steamer,* granted American register 881 *“ Mariechen," Bark,* granted American register; restriction 1251 *Marietta.
Ga.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1300 *Marietta, Ohio,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1301 *Marine Corps,* appropriation for pav of officers, active list 579,1200 retired list 579,1200 for pay of enlisted men 579,1200 retired 579,1200 for undrawn clothing 579,1201 for interest on deposits; savings may be deposited by enlisted men 579 for mileage, officers 579,1201 for commutation of quarters 579,1201 for pay of civil force 579,1201 for interest on deposits 1201 appropriation for provisions 580,1201 for clothing 580,1202 for fuel 580,1202 for military stores 580,1202 for transportation and recruiting 581,1202 for repairs, etc., barracks; rent 581,1202 for forage 581,1202 for hire of quarters; commutation, enlisted men 581,1202 for contingent 581,1203 for barracks and quarters 569,1191 for reimbursing losses, San Francisco fire 554 deficiency appropriation for distributing medals, service in West Indies, war with Spain 35 for transportation and recruiting 36,649,1387 for clothing 36,666,1387 for barracks, Philippines 36 for pay 46,647,649,666,668,1384,1402,1405 for provisions 46,647,1385,1387 for fuel 617,649,1385 for contingent 647,649,1385,1387 for pay of officers 649 retired 649 for pay of enlisted men 649 for undrawn clothing 649 for stores, etc., destroyed, San Francisco earthquake 650 for hire of quarters 1385,1387 for repairs of barracks 1387 officers advanced in rank for heroism, etc., to be carried as additional numbers in grade when promoted 296 officers below brigadier-general may be advanced one grade on retirement, for civil-war service 554 retired enlisted men, allowances, and credit for other service 1217 tuberculosis patients, may be treated at Fort Bayard.
N. Mex., hospital 1172 *Marine Hospital Service (see* Public Health and Marine Hospital Service) *Marine Hospitals,* appropriation for Baltimore. Md 1306 for Boston, Mass 1307 for Buffalo, N. Y 697 for Cleveland, Ohio 1307 for Key West, Fla 701,1307 for New Orleans, La 1307 for New York, improvements 701 for Pittsburg, Pa., completing 699 for leprosy hospital, Hawaii 1307 for maintenance of stations 709,1316 deficiency appropriation for Savannah, Ga 639 building at Nome, Alaska, to be remodeled, etc., for jail 751 *Marinette,* Wis., construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 792,1301 *Marion, Ind.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 748,1354 construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1301 *Marion, Ohio,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1301 *Mariposa Big Tree Grove, Cal.,* recession from California accepted, and added to Yosemite National Park 831cvi *Maritime Exposition, International,* deficiency appropriation for participation 1371 *Markets, D.
C.,* appropriation for market, masters, etc 484, 1121 for labor, etc 484,1121 trust fund Wholesale Producers’ Market transferred 484 receipts, farmers, etc., to be paid to credit of District; charges 485 for Wholesale Producers’, Eastern and Western 485,1121 for addition to Eastern 1126 deficiency appropriation for Wholesale Producers’ 1377 *Marksmen, Army,* additional pay to 241 *Marlboro, Mass.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 795 *Marquette, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1096 *Married Women,* citizenship of native and foreign, after termination of marital relation 1228 *Marseille, France,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Marsh, B.
F., late, a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for daughter of 43 *Marshall, Benjamin, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed from homestead 346 *Marshals, Consular,* appropriation for, in China, Korea, and Turkey 294,925 in China, abolished 816 *Marshals, United States Courts,* appropriation for salaries, etc.; advances 753,1360 time for transmitting accounts extended 1360 deficiency appropriation for fees, etc 48 for salaries, etc 667,1390,1403 appointment for United Spites court for China; salary; tenure 816 salaries, Idaho and California, southern district 753 *Marshes, D.
C.,* restrictions on hunting game birds on 809 *Martinique, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Martins Reef, Lake Michigan,* appropriation for light vessel 1318 light vessel authorized at 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Martinsburg, W. Va.,* terms of court at 891 *Marvin Methodist Episcopal Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *“ Mary M. Brainard,” Schooner,* appropriation for owners 1293 *Maryland,* appropriation for survey, etc., of oyster beds 714,1322 survey, etc., of natural oyster beds in waters of, authorized 202 *Maryland School for Colored Deaf Mutes,* appropriation for maintenance of District pupils 503,1142 deficiency appropriation for maintenance, etc., of District pupils 37 *Maryman, S.
A.,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *Masino, Nicola,* alien ownership restrictions on real estate removed 299 *Maskat, Maskat,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Mason City, Iowa,* appropriation for public building 1301 additional land 1301 acceptance of additional land authorized for public building 1237 construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791 *Mason, Stevens T.,* gift of condemned cannon to Michigan for statue of late governor 834 *Masonic and Eastern Star Home, D.
C.,* title of Eastern Star Home changed to 92 board of directors increased; quorum 92 *Masonic Mutual Relief Association, D. C.,* charter amended; amount of certificates limited 214 *Massachusetts Avenue, D. C.,* appropriation for condemning land to extend 492 *“ Massachusetts, ” Battleship,* appropriation for modernizing batteries 558 *Matagorda Bay. Tex.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel from Palacios to 1117 *Matamoras, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Matawan Creek, N, J.,* appropriation for improvement 1079 *“ Mathilda,” Steamship,* appropriation for repairs 1292 *Matinicus, Me.,* preliminary examination of, to be made, for harbor of refuge 1113 *Mattaponi River, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Mattituck, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Maumee River, Ohio,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Mayfield, Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1301 *Mayflower Compact, etc.,* appropriation for aid to monument at Provincetown, Mass., to commemorate 225 *Mays Gulf, Ala.,* diversion of Little River at, for power plant authorized 818 *Mazakute, David. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Mazatlan, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Meadville, Pa.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1301 *Measles, D.
C.,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Meat and Meal Products Inspection,* regulations for, in interstate and foreign commerce 674,1260 inspection of animals before slaughtering 674,1260 separation of diseased 674,1260 post, mortem examination of carcasses, etc 674,1260 marking, stamping, etc 675,1261cvii destruction of unsound meats 675,1261 post mortem reinspection 675,1261 to be made before entering department for preparing food products 675,1261 examination of meat food products 675,1261 marking, etc., sound articles 675,1261 condemnation and destruction of unsound, etc 675,1261 regulations as to preservatives applicable to export trade 675,1261 canned meats, etc., to have true name of contents on receptacle 676,1262 trade names allowed 676,1262 sanitary condition of slaughtering, packing, etc., houses to be examined 676,1262 passing of products refused if conditions unclean, etc 676,1262 examinations at night 676,1262 transportation of meats and products not marked, forbidden 676,1262 articles on hand October 1, 1906 676,1262 forging, destroying, etc., evidences of inspection, forbidden 677,1263 cattle, etc., offered for export to be examined 677,1263 certificate of inspection 677,1263 clearance forbidden unless certificate is produced; exception 677,1263 carcasses and meals offered for export to be examined 677,1263 certificate of inspection 677,1263 clearance forbidden unless certificate is produced; exception 677,1263 inspectors authorized to give official certificates of soundness of cattle, carcasses, and products 677,1263 trade, etc., in products of establishments not complying with this act, forbidden 678,1264 punishment for violations of any provision 678,1264 inspectors to be appointed; duties 678,1264 punishment for bribing, etc., inspection officers 678,1264 for accepting gifts, etc., by inspection officers 678,1264 provisions not applicable to farmers, retail butchers, etc 679,1265 punishment for sale, etc., of unsound meats or products 679,1265 inspection of farms and retail establishments authorized 679,1265 permanent appropriation for all expenses; reports, etc 679 detailed statement of number of inspectors, expenses, etc 1265 *Meat Inspection,* appropriation for 673,1259 deficiency appropriation for 42 *Medal of Honor, Congressional,* awarded to Roe Reisinger 1420 holders of, may retain old ones, etc 1422 *Medallions,* to be made for Zebulon Montgomery Pike Monument Association 198 *Medals,* additional, Benjamin Franklin memorial, authorized 615 preparation at mints authorized of, for Jamestown Exposition 767 *Medals, etc., Army,* appropriation for furnishing marksmen’s, etc 257,1174 for, at annual rifle contests 258,1175 deficiency appropriation for 32 for distributing, to Navy and Marine Corps for service in West Indies, war with Spain 35 to volunteers, war with Spain, who served beyond enlistment, to suppress Philippine insurrection 621 appropriation for 621 *Medical Charities, D.
C.,* appropriation for 510,1151 *Medical Department, Army,* appropriation for Hospital Corps; longevity 243,1161 for pay of officers; longevity 244,1162 for hospital matrons 245,1163 for superintendent nurse corps; nurses 245,1163 for dental surgeons 245, 1163 for contract surgeons 245, 1163 for supplies 255,1172 for preventing, etc., epidemic diseases 255,1172 patients, Fort Bayard, N. Mex., subject to Army regulations 255 use of funds from sales of supplies, etc 256 care of insane in Philippines 1173 for museum: library 256, 1173 for artificial limbs 744,1350 for appliances for disabled soldiers 745,1350 for relief of earthquake sufferers made available for supplies 827 for further relief; extra expenses 828 deficiency appropriation for 46,1401 for supplies, destroyed, San Francisco earthquake 646 for artificial limbs 666,1401 *Medical Examiners.
D. C.,* times of meetings of board of, changed 1412 *Medical Museum, Army,* appropriation for preserving, etc., specimens 256,1173 *Medicinal Preparations, Liquid,* penalty for using denatured alcohol for 217 *Medicines,* appropriation for expenses, preventing sale of adulterated, etc 1272 *Medicines. D. C. (see* Pharmacy Regulations, D. C.) *Mee, Alice Fairbanks,* appropriation for, administratrix of assignee of W. R. Spears 351 *Meherrin River, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *Mel, Henry de F.,* appropriation for 1291 *Melbourne, Australia,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Members of the House of Representatives,* appropriation for compensation and milea e 392,938 for clerk hire 396, 942 deficiency appropriation for compensation 661,1396 compensation established 994 *Memorial Church of the United Brethren in Christ, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Memorial Day,* appropriation for flags to decorate graves on 1165 *Mena, Ark.,* sale of public lands to 518cviii *Menominee, Indian Reservation,* additional sales of timber on, permitted; proceeds 547 *Menominee Indians,* sale, etc., of dead, etc., timber on lands of; proceeds 547 *Menominee, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1096 for light-keeper’s dwelling 1318 light-keeper’s dwelling authorized 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1114 *Menominee River, Mich, and Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of 1096 *Mercantile Bridge Company,* time extended for bridging Monongahela River 884 *Merchant Seamen (see also* Shipping), bond and oath of shipping commissioners modified 137 punishment for shanghaiing 551 *Meriden, Conn.,* appropriation for public building 1301 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Meridian Place NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending 846 appropriation for 846 *Mermentau, La.,* appropriation for improvement of inland waterway from Franklin to; contracts 1089 *Mermentau River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Merrimac River, Mass.,* preliminary examination of, to be made for locks and dams 1114 *Mesa Verde National Park. Colo.,* appropriation for management, etc 1337 created; control, etc 616 custody of nearby prehistoric ruins 617 examinations for museums, etc., permitted 617 punishment for willfully destroying ruins, etc 617 *Messenger Service, Mail,* appropriation for 472,1211 *Messengers,* appropriation for, House of Representatives 394,940 for Senate 391,936 *Messengers to Committees,* appropriation for, House of Representatives 393,939 *Messina.
Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Meteorological Stations,* appropriation for maintenance 672,1258 *Methyl Alcohol (see* Denatured Alcohol) *Mctlakahtla Indians,* given certain civic rights in Alaska, as to shipping, etc 1411 *Metozen, Joseph. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Metropolitan Police (see* Police, D. C.) *Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Methodist Protestant Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Mexican-American Steamship Company,* deficiency appropriation for refund of fine 660 *Mexican Kicking Kickapoo Indians,* appropriation for paying retained fund; payments 362 *Mexican War,* deficiency appropriation for volunteers 666 pensions allowed at age of 62, for sixty days’ service in; rating 879 *Mexican (Vater Boundary Commission,* appropriation for continuing work of 291,920 deficiency appropriation for continuing work of 885 *Mexico,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for third secretary 287,918 for Boundary Commission, United States and 291,920 for dam.
Rio Grande, under irrigation convention with 1357 residents of, not. liable for immigration tax 898 special rules for entry of aliens from 908 *Mexico City, Mexico.* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Miah Maul Shoal, Delaware Bay,* light station authorized 322 appropriation for 1317 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Miami, Fla.,* terms of court 226 *Michalek, Hon. Anthony,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Michigan,* appropriation for Indian service in 349,1031 gift of condemned cannon for statue of Governor Stevens T.
Mason 834 settlement of claim against, constructing, etc., Saint Marys Fall Canal 187 *Michigan City, Ind.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1102 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1301 *Michigan-Lake Superior Power Company.* lands for remedial works, Saint Marys River 1100 *Middleton Shoals, Savannah River,* dam authorized at 1239 *Middletown, N. Y.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Midshipmen,* appropriation for special training 577,1199 dismissal and imprisonment for brutal or cruel hazing 105 notification of vacancies and appointment of 578 proceedings for punishing hazing, by 104 *Mikkclsen, Capt.
Einar,* may act as master of American vessel on expedition to Beaufort Sea 481 *Milan, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Mileage. Army,* appropriation for officers and contract surgeons 246,1163 allowance; computations 246 deductions for transportation orders, etc 246cix appropriation for allowance to officers on leave when station changed 247 sea travel expenses; exceptions 247 deficiency appropriation for, officers and contract surgeons 32,645,843 *Mileage Books,* purchase authorized for Agricultural Department employees 1281 *Mileage, Diplomatic and Consular Officers,* appropriation for 922 deficiency appropriation for 634,1372 *Milford, Del.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1301 *Military Academy,* appropriation for support of the 521,1063 for pay of professors 521,1063 for pay of cadets 521,1063 may be admitted March 1, hereafter 1063 for extra pay, officers 521,1063 details of professons of ordnance and gunnery, and military hygiene 1063 longevity 522,1064 for enlisted men 522,1064 for band 522,1064 for field musicians 522,10644 for general army service 522,1064 extra-duty pay of quartermaster service 1064 for cavalry detachment 523,1064 for artillery detachment; extra to gunners 523,1065 for extra-duty pay, detached service 523,1065 duplications forbidden 525,1066 for pay of civilians 525,1066 for expenses, board of visitors 526,1068 for contingencies, Superintendent 526,1068 for repairs and improvements 526,1068 for fuel, lights, etc 526,1068 for postage, stationery, etc 526,1068 for transportation: printing 527,1068 for expenses, department of cavalry, artillery, and infantry tactics 527,1068 for department of civil and military engineering 527,1069 for department of natural and experimental philosophy 527,1069 for department of mathematics 527,1069 for department of chemistry, mineralogy, and geology 527,1069 for department of drawing 528,1069 for department of modern languages 528,1070 for department of law and history 528,1070 for department of practical military engineering 528,1070 for department of ordnance and gunnery, 528,1070 for department of military hygiene 1070 for lectures 529,1070 for miscellaneous and incidental expenses 529,1071 for library, etc 529,1071 for band instruments, etc 529,1071 for laundry, etc 529,1071 for policing barracks, etc 530,1071 report on children’s school 1071 for subsistence of cadets at Jamestown Exposition 1072 for buildings and grounds 530,1072 for soldiers’ hospital 530,1072 for waterworks 530,1072 for cadet hospital 530,1072 appropriation for cadet barracks 531,1072 for roads, etc 531,1073 for repairing buildings, etc 531,1073 for restoring Fort Putnam 531,1073 for quarters for civilians 1073 for enlarging buildings, etc 531,1073 limit, of cost for improvements increased 531 for emplacements for breech-loading rifles 1073 deficiency appropriation for additional pay, Superintendent 1382 for professor of military hygiene 1382 for assistant professor of mathematics 1382 admission authorized of José Martin Calvo 834 of José March Duplat 1423 cadets dismissed from, ineligible for Revenue-Cutter Service 452 dental surgeon to be detailed to 1163 *Military Commissions,* appropriation for expenses 245,1163 *Military Information Division, Army,* appropriation for contingent expenses 240,1158 for translator, etc 246,1163 *Military Parks (see* National Parks) *Military Posts,* appropriation for construction, etc.; restriction 742,1348 for Fort McIntosh, Tex 742 for Fort Wright, Wash 742 for Fort Screven, Ga 742 for Fort Monroe, Va 742,1348 for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga 742 for Camp Douglas, Wis 742 for Fort Crockett, Tex 742 for Fort Moultrie, S.
C 743 for Fort Snelling, Minn 743 for Fort Monroe, repairs, sewers, etc 743,1348 for barracks and quarters for seacoast defenses 1348 for reconstructing military prison, San Francisco 1348 for Fort Greble, R. I 1348 for Presidio of San Francisco, Cal 1348 for Fort Bayard, N. Mex 1348 for Governors Island, N. Y 1349 additional land for Fort Sheridan, Ill., authorized 1348 use of embankment, etc., Key West, Fla 1169 *Military Reservations,* exchange of lands, Fort Douglas, with Le Grand Young 612 portion of Fort Douglas, Utah, granted for Utah University; conditions 195 Fort Robinson, Nebr., granted to Crawford, for park, etc 461 right of way granted through Fort Columbia, Wash 926 Fort Douglas, Utah 927 Fort Sill, Okla 613 Fort Wright, Wash 865,927 San Pedro, Cal 915 *Military Reservations, Abandoned,* appropriation for surveying, etc 726,1334 deficiency appropriation for surveying, Fort Buford, N.
Dak 47 disposal of Fort Shaw, Mont., lands 228 land laws extended to Fort Crittenden, Utah 808 Fort Rice, N. Dak 808 part of Fort Brady, Mich., reserved for public building 190 Fort Sherman, Idaho, granted to Kootenai County 456cx *Military Schools,* loan of naval equipment to certain, increased 620 *Military Secretary’s Department, Army,* appropriation for contingent expenses, headquarters 240,1158 for pay of officers; longevity 243,1161 promotion of major to lieutenant-colonel when vacancy occurs 1161 name changed to Adjutant-General’s Department 1158 title of officers 1158 *Military Secretary’s Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 418,964 for rent 421,967 printing restriction not applicable to record and pension work in 1367 to be Adjutant-General’s office 1158 *Military Stores,* use of funds from, transferred to Philippine government 258 *Military Stores, Marine Corps,* appropriation for 580,1202 *Militia, D.
C.,* appropriation for expenses 513,1154 for pay of troops 513,1154 deficiency appropriation for postage 643 for engineers, naval battalion; reimbursement 643 *Militia, Organized,* appropriation for expense of encampment with Army 249,1164 payments after muster authorized for whole period 249 for subsistence, etc., officers of, attending Army schools 1164 for field artillery for 257,1174 balances available 1174 deficiency appropriation for encampments, etc 1401,1404 annual appropriation for arms, etc., for issue to, increased 449 apportionment; minimum force required of each State 449 available for inspection 450 promoting rifle practice 450 horses, forage, etc., for encampments, maneuvers, and field instruction 450 purchase, accounting, etc., of arms, stores, etc 450 survey and report of lost, destroyed, or unserviceable property 450 authority of Secretary of War 450 new type of small arm and ammunition, to be furnished 1174 *Milk Bottles, etc., D.
C.,* protection of ownership, etc., of 1006 *Mill Springs, Ky.,* appropriation for national cemetery, enlarging; condition 1348 *Miller, Julian Taylor,* may be appointed assistant surgeon, Navy 892 *Mills Avenue NE., D. C.,* proceedings to condemn land for opening 1244 appropriation for 1244 *Mills Building. D. C.,* appropriation for employees, care of 423,968 for rent, maintenance, etc., for Navy 427,973 *Milwaukee, Wis.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 746,1353 for improvement, of harbor, including harbor of refuge; contracts 1100 for light station, on breakwater 711,1317 light and fog-signal station authorized; breakwater, harbor of refuge 323 light station near North Point discontinued 996 modification of improvement of inner harbor, authorized 819 *“ Jfin,” Steamship,* appropriation for repairs 1292 *Mine Inspectors,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 430,975 *Mineral Lands,* locations of. on unallotted lands of Blackfeet Indian Reservation.
Mont 1038 *Mineral Lands, Okla.,* provisions for leases, etc., in educational sections 273 *Mineral Lands, Osage Indian Reservation, Okla.,* provisions for leasing, royalties, etc 543 *Mineral Resources of the United States,* appropriation for preparing report on 727,1336 for printing and binding 760,1367 *Miners’ Hospital, Wyo.,* land grants to State for, may be exchanged 92 *Mines, etc., Navy.* appropriation for manufacture, etc 1180 *Mingo-Martin Coal Land Company,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at Wolf Creek, Ky 1002 *Mining Claims, Alaska,* annual labor requirements until issue of patent 1243 affidavits as to improvements, etc 1243 *Mining, Hydraulic, California,* may be permitted without restraining works, if not injurious to navigation 1001 *Minisceongo River, N.
Y.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Ministers, etc., Alien,* not excluded, admission under contract 899 *Ministers Plenipotentiary, Envoys Extraordinary and,* appropriation for salaries 286,916 not to be paid officials receiving other salaries 287,917 *Minneapolis, Minn.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 exchange of lands with, for flowage purposes 188 examination, etc., on use for power of surplus waters of the Mississippi between Saint Paul and 456 *Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Sault Sainte Marie Railway Company,* may bridge Mississippi River in Morrison County, Minn 868 Red River in North Dakota and Minnesota 820 *Minnesota,* appropriation for Indian service in 349,1032 for drainage survey, etc., of lands ceded by Chippewas 352 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435, 980 termination 980 for investigating infectious diseases of domestic animals in 674,1260 deficiency appropriation for reimbursing, suppressing Indian hostilities 1374 bridge authorized across Red River, in North Dakota and 820 certain allotments to Sioux, in Dakota County, to be sold to 78cxi certain reservoir lands in, restored to homestead entry; flowage rights reserved 195 claim for suppressing Indian hostilities reopened 637 Cooper Island granted, for State forest reserve or public park 352 dam, etc., authorized across Mississippi River, between Stearns and Sherburne counties 537 dispossessed settlers, etc., ou railway grants, allowed credit on making new entries 120 homesteaders allowed leave of absence 1419 time to prove residence, etc., in, extended 1421 lands granted for consumptive sanitarium; price 195 flowage rights reserved 195 time extended for payment by settlers on ceded reservations in 326 *Minnesota, Dakota and Pacific Railway Company,* may bridge Missouri River, Walworth County, S.
Dak 193 *Minnesota Power and Trolley Company,* time extended for dam, etc., across Mississippi River, by 84 *Minnesota River, Minn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1102 preliminary examination to be made for connecting, with Red River of the North 1114 *Minor Coin,* appropriation for transporting 706,1312 deficiency appropriation for transporting 636,1374 permanent appropriation for metal for, increased 132 coinage authorized at Philadelphia, San Francisco, Denver, and New Orleans mints 132 purchase of metal; use and accounting of profits 132 exchange authorized at mints named 132 redemption of, in sums not less than $20 132 *Minority Employees, House of Representatives,* appropriation for 395,941 *Minors, D.
C.,* sale, gift, etc., of intoxicating liquors to, by unlicensed persons, prohibited 1248 penalty 1249 *Minot, N. Dak.,* terms of court at 609,610 *Mints and Assay Offices,* appropriation for Director, examiner, assayer, etc 409,955 for contingent expenses 409,955 for examinations, etc 409,956 for incidentals 409,956 for collecting precious metals statistics 409,956 for salaries and expenses, Carson, Nev 413, 960 Denver, Colo 414,960 New Orleans, La 414,961 Philadelphia, Pa 414,961 San Francisco, Cal 414,961 Boise, Idaho 415,961 Charlotte, N.
C 415,962 Deadwood, S. Dak 415,962 Helena, Mont 415,962 New York, N. Y 415,962 Saint Louis, Mo 416,962 Seattle, Wash 416,962 deficiency appropriation for San Francisco, Cal 31,665 for examinations, etc 31,1373 for freight on bullion and coin 31,639,1376 for Philadelphia 1376 Denver, Colo., tranfer of funds for clerks, etc 842 medallions for Zebulon Montgomery Pike Monument Association to be made 198 minor coins, permanent appropriation for metal increased 132 coinage extended to other mints 132 use of seigniorage fund 132 exchangeable at specified mints 132 redemption in sums not less than $20 132 preparation authorized of medals, etc., Jamestown Exposition 767 *Misbranded Poods or Drugs,* punishment for manufacture or trade in 768 *Misdemeanors (see* Crimes and Misdemeanors) *Mispillion River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Mission Indians, Cal.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 333,1022 additional lands to be set apart, etc., for 1022 *Mission Schools, Indian,* on reservations to receive rations of enrolled pupils 326 *Missionary Board, Brethem Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Mississippi,* appropriation for dredge for improving harbors on coast of 1088 *Mississippi Choctaw Indians,* claims of estate of Charles F. Winton to be heard in Court of Claims 140 enrollment, with Choctaws 341 proof of removal may be made by heirs of deceased; limit 145 *Mississippi River,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of Southwest Pass; contracts 737,1089 from the Missouri to Minneapolis; con-tracts, etc 738,1105 for improvement, at Moline, Ill 739,1345 Saint Paul to Minneapolis, Locks and Dams 1 and 2 739,1345 for maintaining South Pass channel 739 for improvement of South Pass channel; contracts 1089 for improvement of Head of Passes to the Ohio 740,1103 for improvement of, from the Ohio to the Missouri; contracts, etc 1104 Commission authorized; duties 1104 for improvement of reservoirs at head-waters; cession of lands 1105 for bridge, Fort Snelling to Saint Paul, Minn 1346 allotment for levees between Head of the Passes and Cape Girardeau, Mo., in discretion of Commission 208 bridge authorized across, Clinton, Iowa: reconstruction, etc 879 Louisiana, Mo 933 Morrison County, Minn 868 Saint Louis, Mo 892 by city of Saint Louis 461 Saint Paul and Fort Snelling, Minn 66 control of expenses for bridge at Fort Snelling, Minn 1418cxii commission to report on use of surplus waters of, between Saint.
Paul and Minneapolis, Minn 456 compositon 457 propositions; whether there will be surplus for power purposes 457 if available for light and power, public buildings, etc 457 feasibility of disposing of power; plans, etc 457 meetings; time of report 457 dam, etc., authorized across, at Bemidji, Minn 210 Clearwater, Minn 266 Morrison County, Minn 209 Monticello, Minn 264 Saint Cloud, Minn 537 exchange of lands with Minneapolis, Minn., for Lock and Dam No. 1 188 modification authorized of bridge across, at, Prairie du Chien, Wis 615 time extended for bridging, at Fort Snelling, Minn 1418 Saint Louis, Mo 883 time extended for dam, etc., at Clearwater, Minn 1235 Monticello, Minn 1235 Morrison County, Minn 1219 Rock Island Rapids 876 Sauk Rapids, Minn 1058 Wright and Sherburne counties, Minn 84 use of balance for improving, from the Ohio to the Missouri, authorized 838 *Mississippi River Commission,* appropriation for expenses, improvements from Head of Passes to the Ohio 740,1103 authorized to make allotments of appropriations for levees 208 additional contracts authorized 1103 dredge boats, etc., to maintain 9-foot channel 1103 allotments for harbors, etc 1103 with two engineer officers to report on 14-foot channel, Saint Louis to mouth of river, etc 1104 special subjects 1104 *Mississippi River Power Company,* may dam Mississippi River at Clearwater, Minn 266 near Monticello.
Minn 264 time extended for dam, etc., across Mississippi River at Clearwater, Minn., 1235 at Monticello, Minn 1235 *Mississippi Sound, Ala.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel with Mobile Bay 1111 *Mississippi Sound, Miss.,* payment for dredging channel and anchorage basin between Ship Island Harbor and Gulfport 833 *Missoula, Mont.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Missouri Central Railroad Company,* may bridge Missouri River at Glasgow, Mo 818 Saint Charles and Saint Louis counties, Mo 818 *Missouri Eastern Judicial District,* Phelps County transferred from western district to eastern division of 875 *Missouri River,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of, to Kansas City 1105 from Kansas City to Sioux City 1105 from Sioux City to Fort Benton; application 1106 deficiency appropriation for destroying ice gorge near Vermilion, S.
Dak 1381 bridge authorized across, in Broad-water and Gallatin counties, Mont 456 Glasgow, Mo 818 Kansas City, Kans 884 Kansas City, Mo 196 Lewis and Clarke County. Mont 457 Saint Charles and Saint Louis counties, Mo 818 Walworth County, S. Dak 193 Walworth and Dewey counties. S. Dak 95 dams, etc., authorized across, in Montana 111,912 preliminary examination of, to be made from mouth to Sioux City; restriction 1115 time extended for bridging, between Kansas City and Sibley, Mo 911 South Omaha, Nebr 817 Yankton.
S. Dak 9,10,897,1058 time extended for dam across, in Montana 1415 *Missouri River Improvement Company,* dam. etc., authorized across Missouri River in Montana, by 912 *Missouri Western Judicial District,* Phelps County transferred to eastern district from 875 *Mitchell, John H., late a Senator,* deficiency appropriation for payment to widow 43 *Mitchell, S. Dak.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1301 *Mobile, Ala.,* appropriation for repairs, etc., defenses of 1059 for replacing ammunition, etc., damaged by storm 1060 for improvement of harbor; contracts; dredge 1087 for improvement of bar 1087 *Mobile and Girard Railroad,* transfers allowed homesteaders on grants in Alabama to 1408 *Mobile Artillery, Army,* appropriation for altering, etc 463,1060 *Mobile Bay, Ala.,* construction of bridge, wharves, etc., Dauphin Island to Cedar Point 10 preliminary examination to be made of channel with Mississippi Sound 1111 *Mobile Railway and Dock Company.* may build bridge, wharves, etc., Cedar Point to Dauphin Island, Ala 10 *Moieties,* appropriation for compensation in lieu of 708,1315 *Mokelumne River.
Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 *Molel Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 369,1045 *Moline. Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1301 *Molokai Island, Hawaii,* light station established on north shore 996 appropriation for 1319cxiii *“ Monadnock,” U. S. S.,* appropriation for modernizing battery of 1180 *Moncton, New Brunswick,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Money-Order Division, Postal Service,* appropriation for superintendent, clerks, etc 438,984 for miscellaneous expenses 471,1210 for supplies 476,1215 deficiency appropriation for supplies 42 *Monitors, Navy,* appropriation for new turret sights 1180 for fire-control instruments 1180 *Monongahela Connecting Railroad Company,* may bridge Monongahela River, Pittsburg, Pa 539 *Monongahela River,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of;
Lock and Dam 3 738 Lock and Dam No. 5; contracts 1080 deficiency appropriation for post lights 660 bridge authorized across, Brownsville, Pa 128 Pittsburg, Pa 539,1235 post lights authorized 324 time extended for bridge, at Brownsville, Pa 1236 Charleroi to Rostraver, Pa 884 Webster, Pa 17,876 *Monopolies, Coal and Oil,* appropriation for examinations, etc 705 deficiency appropriation for examinations, etc 119 investigation ordered of 823 *Monroe, Farmerville and Northwestern Railway Company,* may bridge D’Arbonne River, at Farmerville, La 1254 Ouachita River, at Monroe, La 1254 *Monroe, La.,* bridge authorized across Ouachita River at 1254 *Monroe, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1098 *Monroe Street, Anacoslia.
D. C.,* extension of, to new bridge, condemnation of land 492 *Monroe Street, Brookland, D. C.,* appropriation for bridge over railroad tracks; payment by railroad company 1130 proceedings to condemn land for extending 1222 appropriation for 1222 *Montana,* appropriation for Indian service in 353,1034 for incidental expenses. Indian service in 353,1034 for purchasing school sections for, on Blackfeet Reservation 1038 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,980 for surveying boundary with Idaho 726 deficiency appropriation for incidentals, Indian service 38,655 for surveyor-general’s office 654 Billings land district, established; office, 11 bridge authorized across Yellowstone River in 97 dam authorized across Missouri River in.
Ill 912 disposal of abandoned Fort Shaw Reservation 228 forest reserves not to be created or added to in, except by act of Congress 1271 Glasgow land district in Valley County, established 929 homesteaders allowed leaves of absence 1419 time to prove residence, etc., in, extended 1421 sale of Army subsistence supplies permitted for three months 1421 selection authorized in lieu of lands relinquished within Red Rock Lakes Reservoir site 150 by owners, etc., of lands relinquished 151 lands relinquished restored to public domain 151 surveys of certain townships in, directed 726 *Montana College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,* lease of lands in Chouteau County to, for dry-land farming experiments 552 *Montenegro, Greece and,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Monterey, Cal.,* appropriation for monument to Commodore John D.
Sloat at 1408 entry, etc., of vessels for petroleum, permitted at 23 title to cuartel lot in. released to 267 *Monterey, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *“Monterey,” U. S. S.,* appropriation for modernizing battery of 1180 *Montevideo, Uruguay,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Montgomery, Ala,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Montgomery County, Tenn.,* may bridge Cumberland River, at Clarksville 134 *Monthly Pay, Army,* to be computed as thirty days 248 *Monticello, Minn.,* dam authorized across Mississippi River near 264 time extended for dam. etc,, of Mississippi River 1235 *Montreal, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Monument Hill, Greeneville, Tenn.,* burial place of Andrew Johnson accepted, and to be used as national cemetery 259 *Monuments,* appropriation for Commodore John Barry 223 for Princeton, N.
J., battlefield 224 for Provincetown, Mass., landing of the Pilgrims, etc 225 for erecting, etc., Kings Mountain Battle Ground, S. C 286 for, to Commodore John D. Sloat at Monterey, Cal 1408 for Tippecanoe Battle Ground, Ind 1410 for, commemorating battle of New Orleans, 1812 1411 for site and pedestal, Stephenson Grand Army memorial 1424 selection of site for statue of Henry Wads-worth Longfellow, Washington, D. C 830 appropriation for 830 obsolete cannon donated for, to General Henry Leavenworth 839cxiv *Moore, James A.,* may construct canal from Lake Washington to Puget Sound, Wash 231 modification of plan authorized 1108 *Moore, John Bassett,* deficiency appropriation for expenses, editing Digest of International Law 1372 *Moore, Rittenhouse,* appropriation for reimbursement 1291 *Moore, Viola, formerly Viola Faribault, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Moores Creek Monument Association,* appropriation for repairing monument, etc 259 *Moqui Indian Reservation, Ariz.,* allotment of lands in severalty to Indians of 1021 *Moran, Louise Barbier, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Morgan, C.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1388 *Morning Gun,* appropriation for firing 257,1174 *Morocco,* appropriation for minister to 287, 917 for secretary of legation 287,917 for Cape Spartel light 289,919 *Morphine, D.
C.,* restriction on sale, etc., of 179 *Morris, Minn.,* appropriation for Indian school 350,1032 *Morrison County, Minn.,* bridge authorized across Mississippi River in 868 dam authorized across Crow Wing River between Cass County and 296 Mississippi River in 209 location, etc., of dam, etc., across Mississippi River in, modified 1219 *Morrison, William R., and H. W. Haines,* may build dam, etc., across Mississippi River, at Bemidji, Minn 210 *Moscow, Idaho,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1301 *Moscow, Russia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Moses anti Sons, W.
B.,* deficiency appropriation for furniture, Capitol 1388 *Moses Indian Agreement,* trust patents to allottees of Columbia and Colville reservations, Wash., under 55 *Mosher, Robert Brent,* deficiency appropriation for 660 *Moths, Gypsy and Brown Tail,* appropriation for emergency fund. to meet spread of 696,1280 *Motor Boats,* gasoline for, allowed on vessels not carrying passengers for hire 204 *Motor-Propelled Vessels,* carrying passengers and freight subject to steamboat inspection, etc., provisions 194 fishing vessels excepted 194 regulations for vessels of 15 tons and under 194 *Motor Vehicles, D.
C.,* registration and identification rules 1126 speed regulations; penalties 621 *Mottville, Mich.,* dam authorized across Saint Joseph River near 1254 *Mount Carmel, Ill.,* bridge authorized across Wabash River at 820 *Mount Jezriel Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Mount Moriah Baptist Church, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Mount Pleasant Congregational Society, D. C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Mount Pleasant, Mich.,* appropriation for Indian school 349,1031 *Mount Rainier National Park, Wash.,* appropriaition for management, etc 729,1337 for wagon road into 744,1349 *Mountain Cannon, Army,* appropriation for purchase, manufacture, etc 463,1059 *Mukden, Manchuria,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Muncie, Ind.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Munich, Germany,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Municipal Building, D.
C.,* appropriation for construction 489,1126 *Municipal Buildings, D. C.,* electric plants in, prohibited; exception 1371 *Municipal Lodging House, etc., D. C.,* appropriation for expenses 512,1153 *Municipalities, Indian Territory,* improvement of streets and alleys 147 assessment and tax on property 147 maximum charge 147 issue of improvement scrip for 147 taxation of tangible railroad property 148 on all property; appeals from assessments 148 *Munising, Mick.,* preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1114 *Nuunoz and Villanueva,* appropriation for purchasing coal claims of, in the Philippines 23 *Murderkill River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Murfreesboro, Tenn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1301 *Murphy, Franklin,* appointed on Board of Managers, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 828 *Murphy, William J.,* may dam Red Lake River, Minn 65 *Murrow Indian Orphans Home, Ind.
T.,* patents of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands issued to 142 fractional rights may be conveyed to 142 additional lands conveyed to 142 *Muscatine, Iowa,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1301 *Muscle Shoals, Ala.,* dams, etc., for power stations authorized across Tennessee River at 52 permits for dams withheld 1094 *Muscogee, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *Museums, Public,* historic antiquities from public lands to be preserved in 225cxv *Muskegon, Mich.,* appropriation for public building 698 for improvement of harbor 1097 *Muskingum River, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of;
Lock and Dam No. 11 1095 *Muskrat , David,* may bring suit in Court of Claims for Cherokees, to determine validity of laws restricting alienation, etc 1028 *Muzzle-Loading Field Guns,* appropriation for converting to breech-loading, for saluting 1060 *Myers, Isaac,* deficiency appropriation for contestedelection expenses 661 *Mystic River, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of 1075 preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 **N.** *Nadeau (née Toupini, Amanda, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Nagasaki, Japan,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Nagiiyoptemin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Nahant, Mass.,* appropriation for fencing, etc., Government reservation 259 *Nanking, China,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Nanscmond River, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Nantes, France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Nanticoke River, Del. and Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Nanticoke River, Md.,* preliminary examination to be made of Northwest Fork 1113 *Nantucket, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1075 *Nantucket Shoals, Mass.,* light vessel established off 322 appropriation for 710,1317 *Napa River, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 *Napewastowin, Intdian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Naphtha-Propelled Vessels,* steam boat inspection provisions for 194 *Naples, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Narcotics, D.
C.,* restrictions on sale of cocaine, opium, etc 179 *Nashville, Tenn.,* appropriation for public building 698,1301 deficiency appropriation for public building 31 terms of court 298,882 two bridges authorized across Cumberland River at 135 time for construction extended 927 *Nassau, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Natchez Electric Street Railway and Power Company,* granted right of way along roadway to national cemetery 1248 *Natchez, Miss.,* right of way granted along roadway to national cemetery 1248 *Natchitoches.
La.,* deficiency appropriation for furniture, public building 1374 *National Banks (see also* National Currency), American, Graham, Va., may move to Bluefield, W. Va 13 contribution of money by, at political elections prohibited 864 penalty 865 designated depositaries to receive public moneys of all classes 1290 security required, etc 1290 to receive national currency notes at par 1290 distribution to be equitable between sections and States 1290 withdrawing circulation to receive bonds held as security hy depositing lawful money 1290 former restrict ion on reissue removed 1290 limit increased to $9,000,000 a month 1290 diminished tax on notes secured by canal bonds 5 individual liabilities to, not no exceed onetCnlh of capital and one-tenth of surplus 451 total not to exceed 30 per cent of capital 451 commercial discounts, etc., not included 451 *National Cemeteries,* appropriation for maintenance 740,1346 for care, etc., Old Fort Mackinac.
Mich 740 for Fort Crittenden, Utah: land accepted 740 for superintendents 740,1346 for headstones for soldiers’graves 740,1346 for repairing roadways to; restrictions 740,1346 for burial of indigent soldiers 740,1346 for Antietam battlefield 741,1346 for Confederate Mound, Chicago, Ill 741,1347 for Arlington, Va 741,1347 for Gettysburg 741 for Knoxville, Tenn 741,1348 for San Juan, Porto Rico 741 for Madison Barracks, N. Y 742 for road, etc., Balls Bluff, Va 258 Fredericksburg, Va 259 Salisbury, N.
C 259 for Vicksburg, Miss 1347 for Pensacola, Fla 1347 for Port Hudson, La 1347 for Keokuk, Iowa 1347 for Fort Scott, Kans 1347 for San Francisco, Cal 1347 for Greenville, Tenn 1348 for Mill Springs, Ky 1348 for flags for decorating graves, Memorial Day 1165 deficiency appropriation for Fort Donelson, Tenn 644 right of way granted along roadway, Natchez, Miss 1248 Vicksburg, Miss 849 *National Child Labor Committee, D. C.,* incorporated; objects, etc 914 *National Currency,* appropriation for superintendent redemption of. clerks, etc 407,953 for repairs to cutting machines, etc 407,951 for expenses; superintendent, etc 407,954 for special examinations, etc 408,954 for examinations of national banks, etc 413,960 for distinctive paper 706,1313cxvi deficiency appropriation for counters, etc., redemption of 28 for special examinations, etc 1373 issue of five-dollar notes not affected by currency act 1290 limitation on monthly withdrawals from circulation, extended 1290 *National Education Association of the United States, D.
C.,* incorporated; purposes, powers, etc 804 *National Forests,* forest reserves to be known as 1269 *National Guard (see* Militia, Organized) *National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers,* appropriation for expenses, Dayton, Ohio 745,1351 Milwaukee, Wis 746,1353 Togus, Me 747,1353 Hampton, Va 747,1353 Leavenworth, Kans 747,1354 Santa Monica, Cal 748,1354 Marion, Ind 748,1354 Danville,Ill 748,1355 Johnson City, Tenn 748,1355 Battle Mountain Sanitarium, S. Dak 749, 1355 for clothing, all branches 749,1355 for salaries and expenses, Board of Managers 749,1355 for aid to State and Territorial Homes 749,1356 deficiency appropriation for Leavenworth, Kans 34,1383 for Danville, Ill 34,1383 for Johnson City, Tenn 34 for Hampton, Va 34,1382 for State and Territorial Homes 34,644,1383 for Santa Monica, Cal 1401 for objects of amusement , all Branches 1382 managers to control Battle Mountain Sanitarium, S.
Dak 83 managers appointed: Charles M. Anderson, William Warner, Franklin Murphy, and James M. Wadsworth 828 *National Museum,* appropriation for continuing construction of new building; disbursements, etc 704,1311 for salaries, fixtures, etc 704,1311 for heating, lighting, etc 704,1311 for preserving, etc., collections 704,1311 for books, repairs, etc 704,1311 for rent, etc 704,1311 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for preserving collections 667 *National Parks,* appropriation for Yellowstone 729,743,1337,1349 for Yosemite 729,1337 for Sequoia 729,1337 for General Grant 729,1337 for Crater Lake 729,1337 for Mesa Verde 1337 for Mount Rainier 729,744,1337,1349 for Wind Cave 729,1337 for Casa Grande Ruin 729 for Chickamauga and Chattanooga 744,1349 for Shiloh 744,1349 for Gettysburg 744,1350 for Vicksburg 744,1350 Mesa Verde, Colo., created 616 name of Sulphur Springs Reservation, Okla., changed to Platt 837 Yellowstone, regulation of hotel leases, etc 207 hotel leases extended 1219 Yosemite, acceptance of cession, etc 831 *National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, D.
C.,* may change name to National Savings and Trust Company 868 *National Savings and Trust Company, D. C.,* name of National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, changed to 868 *National Society, Sons of the American Revolution, D. C.,* incorporated: purposes, powers, etc 227 *National Trophy, etc., Rifle Contests,* appropriation for furnishing 258,1175 deficiency appropriation for 32 *National University, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *National Zoological Park, D. C. (see* Zoological Park, D.
National) *Naturalization (see* Citizenship) *Naturalization, etc., Proceedings,* appropriation for assistant attorneys employed in 1361 *Naturalization of Aliens,* courts conferred with jurisdiction for 596 to residents of district only 596 forms, numbering, etc 596 proceedings, declaration of intention; contents 596 petition for certificate, after two years 597 requirements; not an anarchist nor polygamist 597 renunciation of all other allegiance 597 intention to reside permanently in United States, etc 597 affidavits of two witnesses as to character, etc 597 certificate of arrival and intention 597 declaration in open court to support the Constitution and renouncing all other allegiance 597 evidence of residence, character, etc., required 598 renunciation of hereditary title, etc 598 in case of death after declaration, wife and minor may be naturalized without declaration 598 public notice of application, and date of hearing 598 filing and docketing of petition, time of action 598 restriction as to election day 598 petition to change name 598 anarchists and polygamists not to be naturalized 598 speaking English a necessary qualification 599 exceptions; physical incapacity 599 prior declarations 599 homestead entrymen 599 hearings in open court; evidence of residence 599 examination, etc., in opposition 599 record, etc., of declarat ions of intention and issue of citizenship certificate 599 copies to Bureau; penalty for failure 599 accountability for blank certificates 690 fees and deposits; accounting 600 preservation in court records of declarations and petitions; identification of certificates 601 proceedings to cancel certificates illegally obtained 601 permanent residence abroad 601 notification of decree; cancellation of certificate, etc 601 applicable to all certificates 601cxvii punishment for issuing, etc., false certificates 602 engraving, printing, selling, etc., counterfeits 602 illegally, etc., issuing certificates 602 unlawful possession of blank certificates 602 willfully neglecting to render accounts of moneys received, etc 602 receiving additional fees, etc 602 issuing false acknowledgments 603 fraudulently obtaining certificates; jurisdiction of offense 603 aiding, etc., to fraudulently secure certificates 603 time limit of prosecutions 603 prosecution of prior offenses 603 laws repealed 603 forms; declaration of intention 603 petition for naturalization 604 affidavit of witnesses 605 certificate; stub 605 regulations; admission of certified copies 606 appropriation for expenses; authority for expenditures 606 naturalization of persons owing allegiance, but not citizens 606 effect in ninety days; provisions in immediate effect 607 validation of certain defective certificates 630 records, etc., Cook County, Ill., criminal court, status declared 631 *Nautical Almanac and American Ephemeris,* appropriation for preparing 425,971 *Nautical Almanac Office,* appropriation for assistants, etc 425,971 for preparing Nautical Almanac 425,971 *Naval Academy,* appropriation for construction of buildings, etc 566,1189 for engineering experimental station 575,1197 for pay of professors, etc 576,1198 for band 577,1199 admissions from foreign countries limited 577 for watchmen, mechanics, etc 577,1199 for steam engineering employees 577, 1199 for special training, midshipmen 577,1199 for repairs and improvements 577,1199 for heating and lighting 577,1199 for contingent 578,1199 for expenses, Board of Visitors 578,1200 acceptance of gift of sailboat for midshipmen 916 cadets dismissed from, ineligible for Revenue-Cutter Service 452 dismissal of midshipmen for cause 104 repeal of laws in conflict 104 courts-martial for hazing 104 execution of sentence; review 104 offense of hazing defined 105 officers, etc., to report violations of rules 105 action on present offenses 105 notification of vacancies June 1st of the year before graduation 578 nomination and appointment 578 appointment where nomination can not be filled as provided 578 at large and from the District 578 professors of mathematics, appointment of two add it ional 579 *Naval Academy, Superintendent of,* duties of, in cases of hazing 104 *Naval Apprentices,* appropriation for naval training stations for 556,1178 *Naval Auxiliaries,* appropriation for pay, etc., of civilian officers and crews of 1178 *Naval Establishment,* construction authorized of one first-class battle ship; conditions; cost 582 compensation for plans 582 full details to be reported to Congress before issuing proposals, etc 582 three torpedo-boat destroyers; cost 582 limit of cost increased 1203 contracts; differential in favor of Pacific coast bids 582 domestic materials, etc.; limit to one contractor 582 may be built at navy-yard, if bidders combine 583 limit of cost increased of battle ship “Connecticut” 583 training ships and colliers 583 construction authorized of one first-class battle ship; cost 1203 plans and specifications adopted 1203 two torpedo-boat destroyers; cost; limit increased 1203 contracts to lowest best responsible bidder 1203 domestic materials, etc.; limit to one contractor 1204 may be built at navy-yards 1204 subsurface or submarine torpedo boats authorized; tests 583 tests extended 1204 limit cf cost increased; requirements 1204 appropriation for construction and machinery 583,1204 for armor and armament; contracts 583,1204 for equipment 1204 deficiency appropriation for equipment of new vessels 885 *Naval Home, Philadelphia, Pa.,* appropriation for; employment of beneficiaries 557,1179 *Naval Intelligence Office,* appropriation for clerks, etc 423,969 *Naval Magazine, New England Coast,* appropriation for construction of buildings 568,1190 *Naval Mililia,* appropriation for arming and equipping 558,1181 *Naval Observatory,* appropriation for assistants, etc 425,9071 for computations, books, apparatus, etc 425,971 for contingent expenses, etc 425,971 for house for alt-azimuth instrument, etc 971 for grounds, etc 568,1191 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 1384 *Naval Prison, Portsmouth.
N. H.,* deficiency appropriation for administration budding 652 *Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head, Md.,* appropriation for public works 567,1190 *Naval Records of the Rebellion,* appropriation for clerks, etc., office cf 423,968 for continuing publication 423,969 *Naval Supplies,* certified checks may be accepted as guaranty on bids and contracts for; amount 841cxviii *Naval Training Stations,* appropriation for California 556,1178 for Rhode Island 556,1178 for Great Lakes 556,1178 *Naval War College,* appropriation for maintenance 557,1179 for book stacks, etc 567 deficiency appropriation for buildings; balances made available 650,1385 *Navigable Waters,* punishment for shanghaiing extended to vessels in 1233 regulations for bridges over 84 *Navigation,* vessel for removing derelicts, etc., authorized 190 appropriation for 703,1309 *Navigation Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Commissioner, clerks, etc 445,990 for rent 446,991 *Navigation, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 445,990 directed to change the name of certain sailing vessels 626 to consolidate enrollment and license of domestic vessels in one document 136 to document foreign-built dredges at work at Galveston, Tex., “ Holm” 204 “Leviathan” 204 “Nereus” 204 “Triton” 204 “Sea Lion” 204 to issue American register to “Homeward Bound” bark 808 “Marie” steamer 881 “Mariechen” German bark 1251 “Success” steamer 881 “ Waturus,” steam yacht 799 *Navigation Laws,* administration of. in force in Philippines 155 *Navy (see also* Naval Establishment), appropriation for pay 553,1176 refund of enlistment bounty in certain cases 553,1176 for pay miscellaneous 553,1176 reimbursement for losses San Francisco fire 554 officers who served in civil war to be advanced one grade on retirement; exception 554 diminished pay for shore duty repealed 554 chaplains’ rank and pay rated 554 civil engineers, professors of mathematics, and assistant civil engineers’ allowances 555 for contingent 555,1177 civilians at naval stations in island possessions 555,1177 salary of solicitor, Office of Judge-Advocate-General 555 for Bureau of Navigation; transportation, etc 555,1177 mileage allowance to enlisted men on discharge 555 gunnery exercises; outfits 556,1178 maintenance of colliers 556 maintenance of naval auxiliaries 1178 training stations 556,1178 War College 557,1179 Naval Home 557,1179 for Bureau of Ordnance 558,1179 naval gun factory 558,1180 modernizing batteries, etc 1180 appropriation for Bureau of Ordnance; torpedo station; factory 558,1180 naval militia 558,1181 for Bureau of Equipment 559,1181 wireless telegraph stations, Pacific coast 560 for Bureau of Yards and Docks 561,1183 chief to be selected from civil engineers 564 for public works, Bureau if Yards and Docks 564,1186 Naval Academy 566, 1189 Guam, buildings for lepers 1189 Bureau of Navigation 567,1189 Bureau of Ordnance 567,1189 Naval Observatory 568,1191 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 568,1191 Marine Corps 569,1191 for Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 569,1191 for Bureau of Supplies and Accounts 570, 1192 navy ration amended 570,1193 freight, Department anti bureaus 571,1193 for Bureau of Construction and Repair 573, 1195 construction plants 573,1195 for Bureau of Steam Engineering 575,1197 machinery plants 575,1197 engineering experimental station 575,1197 for Naval Academy 576,1198 admissions from foreign countries limited 577 notification of vacancies 578 appointment of additional professors of mathematics 579 all naval records of the Revolution to be transferred to Secretary of the Navy 579 for Marine Corps 579,1200 for increase of naval establishment 582,1203 for construction and machinery, new vessels 583, 1204 for armor and armament 583, 1204 for equipment 1204 limit on expenditures of Department 583,1204 for pensions 133,1406 for Bureau of Steam Engineering, Mare Island, Cal., Navy-Yard 168 deficiency appropriation for distributing medals, service in West Indies, war with Spain 35 for pay miscellaneous 35,46,647,649,666,668,1384,1386,1402 for Bureau of Equipment 35,648,651,666,1385,1402 for Bureau of Medicine and Surgerv 36,648,652,1386,1402 for Marine Corps 36,46,647,649,666,668,1385,1387,1402,1405 for Bureau of Supplies and Accounts 36,47,648,652,666,1386,1387,1402,1405 for pensions 39,47,1389 for pay 46,647,666,668,1384,1402,1405 for Bureau of Navigation 46,647,650,666,1385,1386,1402 for Bureau of Ordnance 47,647,650,666,1385,1387,1402,1405 for Bureau of Construction and Repair 47,648,652,666,1386,1402,1405 for Bureau of Steam Engineering 47,649,652,1386,1402 for indemnity for lost property 47,666,669,1402,1405 for indemnity for lost clothing 47cxix deficiency appropriation for destroyed clothing, etc 47,666,669,1402,1405 for bounty, destroying enemy’s vessels 47,666,1402,1405 for enlistment bounties 47,666,669,1402 for bringing home remains of officers, etc., dying abroad 132 for reimbursing general account of advances 646,1384 for emergency fund 646,1384 for contingent 647,1384 for Bureau of Yards and Docks 648,651,1385,1387 for naval prison, Portsmouth,.
N. H 652 for Virginius Dabney 652 for George T. Emmons 653 for equipment of new vessels 885 for expenses of officers on traveling recruiting parties 1383 for repairs, etc., navy-yards 1386 appointment authorized of Reuben A. Campbell as assistant surgeon 632 Harold D. Childs as ensign, retired 1417 Kenneth G. Castleman as lieutenant 634 Francis J. Cleary as ensign 633 Leonard Martin Cox as civil engineer 1407 Harry McL. P. Huge as commander 892 Julian Tavior Miller as assistant surgeon 892 Commander James H.
Oliver, retired, on active list 632 George R. Plummer as assistant surgeon 1408 age limit waived (or admitting Frank Holway Atkinson to Pay Corps 615 badges of Army and Navy Union may be worn on public occasions 1423 delegate to Geneva Conference to be taken from 118 holders of medals of honor to have surrendered ones returned, etc 1422 loan of equipment to certain military schools, increased to one cutter for every 25 cadets: conditions 620 vessel, etc., to Philippine Government for nautical schools 817 detail of keepers: additional numbers: preferences 817 officers advanced in rank for heroism, etc., to be carried as additional numbers in grade when promoted 296 payment of classified employees at yards, etc., from lump appropriations 1383 punishment of midshipmen for hazing; repeal of conflicting laws 104 readjustment of Porto Rico reservation at San Juan 1410 retired enlisted men, allowances and credit for all other service 457,1217 tuberculosis patients, may be treated at Fort Bayard, N.
Mex., hospital 1172 use of stores authorized, Jamaica earthquake 850 vessels and supplies for relief of earthquake sufferers authorized 827 vessels to assist. enforcing law ta prevent illegal landing, etc., of sponges 314 *Navy Department,* appropriation for Secretary, Assistant, clerks, etc 427, 968 for care of rented building 423,968 for clerks, etc., library 423,968 office of Naval Records of the Rebellion 423,986 continuing publication 423,969 Judge-Advocate-General’s Office 423,969 appropriation for clerks etc., Bureau of Navigation 423,969 Naval Intelligence Office 423,969 Bureau of Equipment 423,969 for Hydrographic Office 424,969 for Naval Observatory 425,971 for assistants, etc., Nautical Almanac Office 425,971 for clerks, etc., Bureau of Steam Engineering 426,971 Bureau of Construction and Repair 426,972 Bureau of Ordnance 426,972 Bureau of Supplies and Accounts 426,972 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery 426,972 Bureau of Yards and Docks 427,972 for books and periodicals 427,973 for contingent expenses 427,973 additional, formerly from naval service; restriction 427 for rent, maintenance, etc., Mills Building 427,973 for the naval service 553,1176 no part of appropriation to be used for Department, unless specifically authorized 583,12114 for freight 571,1193 for printing and binding 769,1367 for paying certain navy claims 1290 deficiency appropriation for distributing medals, service in West Indies, war with Spain 35 for Navy 35,46,646,666,668,885,1384,1402,1405 for freight 36 for Court of Claims judgments under 44,664,1400 for Judge-Advocate-General’s Office 646 for emergency fund 646,1384 for judgments of United States courts, under 663,1399 for Hydrographic Office 668 for Secretary 1383 for Lawrence G.
Boggs 1383 for contingent expenses 1384 for Naval Observatory 1384 naval records of the Revolution to be transferred to 579 *Nary-Yards,* appropriation for repairs and preservation 566,1189 deficiency appropriation for repairs and preservation 1386 light-house tenders may be built in 858 *Nay taw me ge zhick, Charlotte,* patent issued to, on L’Anse Reservation to be canceled, aud issued to Charles Beneche 349 *Neah Bay, Wash.,* life-saving station authorized near 123 *Nebraska,* appropriation for Indian Service in 355,1039 entries in area of arid hinds before June 28, 1904, confirmed 1224 credit for military service allowed 1224 sale of isolated tracts; limit 1224 resurvey of certain townships in, authorized 518 *Nebraska City, Nebr.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790 *Nebraska Judicial District,* additional district judge to be appointed 997 division of business with present judge 998cxx regular terms of court; special 998 eight divisions established; composition 998 clerks anti deputies 999 jurisdiction in civil actions 999 in criminal cases 999 service of petit jurors 999 grand juries at Omaha and Lincoln only 999 in other divisions 1000 prosecutions for prior offenses 1000 marshal’s salary increased 1000 deficiency appropriation for additional district judge 1390 *Neches River, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 739 for improvement of channel to Taylors Bayou, use for Port Arthur Ship Canal, etc 1090 preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Neff, Millie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Neglected Children, D.
C.,* jurisdiction of juvenile court over 74 *Negro Development and Exposition Company,* appropriation for exhibit, Jamestown Exposition 767 *Neiwender, Eliza J., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Neponset River, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of; condition 1074 *“Nereus," Foreign-Built Dredge,* to be documented as vessel of United States 204 *Netherlands,* deficiency appropriation for International Peace Conference at The Hague 118 *Netherlands and Luxemburg,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Neuse River, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *Neutrality Act,* appropriation for expenses under 290,919 *Nevada,* appropriation for Indian Service in 358,1040 for incidental expenses, Indian Service in 358,1040 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435, 981 deficiency appropriation for surveyor-general 37 *Nevada, Mo.,* appropriation for public building 1301 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Neversink River, N. Y.,* preliminary examination of. to be made 1116 *New Redford, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor: contracts 1074 seagoing tug for Revenue-Cutter Service authorized for duty at, etc 1010 appropriation for 1309 *New Britain, Conn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1301 *New Cordell, Okla.,* removal of Washita County seat to, ratified 50 *New England Coast,* appropriation for naval magazine 568, 1190 *New Hampshire Avenue, D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land forextending, to District line 1004 appropriation for 1004 *New Haven, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harlior 1076 for improvement of breakwater; contracts 1076 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1112 *New Jersey,* agreement with Delawareas to jurisdiction over part of Delaware River, ratified 861 rights of United States not impaired 861 improvement of seacoast channels, etc., by State authorized; conditions 800 *New Jersey Judicial District,* deficiency appropriation for additional district judge 41 *New London, Conn.,* appropriation for public works, marine barracks 569 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 light and fog-signal station, Southwest Ledge entrance to 322 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1112 *New Mexico (see also* Arizona, State of), appropriation forsupport, etc., of Apaches, etc., in Arizona and 332,1021 for Indian service in 358,1040 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 359,1040 for completing Zuni dam. etc 1041 for salaries, government in 416,963 for contingent expenses 416,963 for legislative expenses 416,963 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,981 deficiency appropriation for Zuni Indian school 38 for support, etc., of Apaches, etc., in Arizona and 47 for surveyor-general’s office 054 for incidentals, Indian service 655 for legislative expenses, additional employees. etc 885 acts of legislature authorizing bond issues, ratified 1222 inhabitants of Territories of Arizona and, may form State of Arizona 278 delegates to convention to form constitution for Arizona 278 vote on question of united statehood 278 if majority in Arizonaand, favor union, convention to be called 278 assumption of debts, etc., by State of Arizona 280 consolidation of McAlester and South McAlester ratified 91 juries in Fixleral cases; selection, etc 552 leasing of university, etc., lands in 460 larger areas authorized 460 Taos County, may refund its indebtedness 934 timber on Jicarifla Indian Reservation to be sold for benefit of I nd ians 91 *New 0rleans and Great Northern Railroad Company,* may bridge Pearl River, at Columbia, Miss 933 *New Orleans, Battle of,* appropriation for monument to commemorate 1411 *New Orleans, La.,* appropriation for assistant treasurer’s office 412,958cxxi appropriation for mint at 414,961 for public works, naval station 566,1188 marine barracks 569 for public building, post-office, and court-house; contracts 1301 for marine hospital 1307 for construction, etc., of immigrant station building, etc 1409 boarding vessel for Revenue-Cutter Service authorized forduty at, etc 1010 appropriation for 1307 commissioner of immigration authorized for 908 construction of new public building authorized at; cost, etc 786 appropriation for 796 minor coins to be coined at mint; distribution 132 *New River, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway between Beaufort and 1083 between Swansboro and 1083 preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *New Ulm, Minn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1301 *New York,* appropriation for Indian service in 359,1041 deficiency appropriation for claim of, war of 1812 29 *New York Agency,* appropriation for Indian agent, etc., at 359,1041 *New York and New Jersey Transportation Company,* appropriation for damages 1291 *New York Bay (see* New York Harbor) “Acw; *York,” Cruiser,* appropriation for new guns and armor 558 *New York Harbor, N.
Y.,* appropriation for enforcing anchorage regulations 702,1309 for Ambrose Channel light-houses, buoys, etc 710,1317 for improvement, of: maintenance 1077 for improvement of Ambrose channnel: contracts 736,1077,1344 suction dredges 1077 restriction on navigation 1077 for improvement of Coney Island channel 1077 for preventing injurious deposits in 745,1351 additional lights directed for Ambrose Channel 322 gas buoys for Ambrose. Gedney, and main ship channels, authorized 322 modification of improvement of Bay Ridge and Red Hook channels 1077 survey of Coney Island channel directed 538 *New York, N.
Y.,* appropriation for dispatch agent 289,919 for warehouse, Indian supplies 329,1018 for assistant treasurer’s office 412,959 for public works, navy-yard 564, 1187 for public building, customhouse 698 rent, customhouse 699 furnishing 707,1314 for post-office. special repairs 698 for marine hospital, fences, etc 701 for commencement of post-office, on Pennsylvania Railroad site; plans, etc 1210 for navy-yard; damages to dry dock tower 1293 deficiency appropriation for per diem customs inspectors 636 for rent, old customhouse 638 change of location of bridges over Hudson;
River at, on approval of Secretary of War 1119 commission to investigate postal situation 786 appropriation for expenses 786 continued 1237 enlargement of assay office, authorized 774 appropriation for 790,1301 limit of cost increased; customhouse 773 appropriation for 789 *New York, N. Y., Customs District,* appraiser’s salary increased 1373 assistant appraisers increased to twelve 874 special deputy and deputy appraisers authorized; duties, etc 874 *New York Southern Judicial District,* additional judge authorized 202 deficiency appropriation for 657 allowances to district attorney and assistant, absent on official business 1360 clerks and messengers, district attorney’s office, to be paid from regular appropriations 754 *Newark Bay.
N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of channel; contracts 1079 *Newark, Ohio,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1301 *Newbern, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway between Beaufort and 1083 enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 terms of court 1224 *Newberry, Spencer B., et al.,* may dam Rock River near Grand Detour, Ill 14 *Newcastle, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Newcastle, New South Wales,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Newcastle.
Pa.,* appropriation for public building 698 *Newfoundland,* residents of, not liable for immigration tax 898 *Nevkirk, John N.,* deficiency appropriation for postal losses 657 *Newnan, Ga.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Newport, Cal.,* preliminary examinat ion to be made of harbor 1112 *Newport. R. I.,* appropriation for naval torpedo station 558,1180 for public works, torpedo station 568 naval hospital 568 for improvement, of harbor; contracts 1075 for Government landing 1188 deficiency appropriation for naval torpedo station 1385 enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790cxxii *Newspaper Wrappers, Stamped,* appropriation for manufacture; distribution 475,1214 deficiency appropriation for manufacture 833,1392 *Newspapers,* preserving files of, by Departments repealed 449 *Newton, Kans.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1301 *Newtown Creek, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078,1344 * Nez Perce Indians, Idaho,* leases permitted Lv competent 334 *Nez Perces Indians, Joseph’s Band,* appropriation for support, etc., of 377,1050 *Nez Perces County, Idaho,* grant of lands to school district No. 57 549 *Niagara Falls,* provisions for preservation of, etc 626 report, etc., for preserving, to be made by International Waterways Commission 824 *Niagara Falls, N. Y.,* appropriation for public building 699,1301 *Niagara Falls, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Niagara River,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 diversion of water from, or tributaries prohibited 020 exceptions; amount to be fixed 626 permits to be issued; maximum amounts 626 revokable, for additional amounts; limitation 627 discretion, etc., of Secretary of War 627 penalty for unlawful diversion, etc 627 negotiations with Great Britain requested to regulate and control waters of 628 act limited to three years; revocation of all permits 628 appropriation for expenses 628 preliminary examination of. to be made 1115 range lights, Strawberry Island Cut, authorized 323 appropriation for 711 tunnel under, for Buffalo water supply, authorized 532 *Nicaragua and Costa Rica,* appropriation for minister to 916 for secretary of legation 917 *Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Salvador,* appropriation for minister to 286 for secretary of legation 287 *Nice, France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Nichols, William, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Niles, Mich.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1301 *Nineteenth Street NW., DC.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 641,1377 *Ninth Judicial Circuit,* appeals, etc., from United States court for China to circuit court of appeals 815 Arizona judicial districts attached to 283 *Ninth Light-House District,* relief vessel for, eleventh and, to be equipped with motor power 996 *Ninth Street Christian Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Niobrara River, Nebr.,* dam authorized across, at Fort Niobrara 297 *Niuchuang, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Nobel Peace Prize,* awarded to President Roosevelt, to be received by Industrial Peace Foundation 1242 *Nogales, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Nolan, W. Va.,* bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at 626 *Noland, John A.,* deficiency appropriation for contested election expenses 1396 *Nome, Alaska,* appropriation for jail; courthouse repairs, etc 751 for courthouse and jail ; site 1358 marine hospital building to be used for jail 751 sale of Government coal to citizens of, permitted 59 *Nome Improvement Company,* time extended for completing jetties, etc., for Snake River, Alaska 1109 *Nome Land District, Alaska,* created; court officers to perforin duties 1232 fees; surveys, etc 1232 *Nomini Creek, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company,* granted right, of way through Willoughby Spit Military Reservation, Va.; conditions 1249 *Norfolk and Western Railway Company,* may bridge Potomac River at Shepherds-town, W.
Va 878 Tug Fork of Big Sandy River between Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia 891 *Norfolk, Nebr.,* terms of court at 998 *Norfolk, Va.,* appropriation for public works, navy-yard; dry dock 564,1187 naval magazine 567,1190 naval hospital 568 marine barracks, navy-yard 569,1191 for launch, customs service 703 for improvement of harborand approaches 1082 from Hampton Roads; contracts 1082 for improvement of waterway to North Carolina sounds 1083 for improvement of water route to Albemarle Sound, N.
C., from 1083 *Normal Schools, Ariz.,* indemnity grant of lands Io 283 *Normal Schools. Okla.,* lands reserved for; disjxisition 273 indemnity grant of lands to 275 *North Adams, Mass.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1302 *North Carolina,* appropriation for payment to Governor, monument at Moores Creek 259 for Indian Service in 359,1041 for revenue-cutter for Albemarle and Pamlico sounds and Neusc River 702 for improvement of waterway from Norfolk, Va., to sounds of 1083 delivery of certain early archives to, authorized 821cxxiii *North Carolina Eastern Judicial District,* term of court, Elizabeth City 1224 Raleigh 1224 Newbern 1224 Washington 1224 Wilmington 1224 *North Charleroi, Pa.,* time extended for bridging Monongahela River between Rostraver and 884 *North Coast Railroad Company,* may bridge Columbia River between Renton and Franklin counties, Wash 866 Wallawalla and Benton counties 866 *North East Riser, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *North Dakota,* appropriation for Indian Service in 360,1041 for incidental expenses, Indian Service in 360,1042 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,981 bridge authorized across Red River in Minnesota and 820 certain entries, etc., on lands of ceded Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, validated 894 homestead laws extended to abandoned Fort Rice Military Reservation 808 homesteaders allowed leave of absence 1419 time to prove residence, etc., in, extended 1421 lands exchanged with Milton Lowrie and another 1241 granted for State Historical Society 1241 may select school lands in lieu of erroneous entries on Fort Rice and Fort Abraham Lincoln abandoned reservations 1218 Williston land district created 148 *North Dakota Judicial District,* divided in five divisions 609 counties constituting; courts 609 terms of district court 609 jurisdiction of divisions 609 terms of circuit court 610 appointment and duties of deputy clerks 610 *North Dakota State Historical Society,* lands exchanged and granted to North Dakota for use of 1241 *North Edisto River, S.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *North Mississippi Traction Company,* may construct dams, etc., across Bear River, Miss 130 *North Platte, Nebr.,* terms of court at 998 *North River (see* Hudson River, N. Y-) *North Tonawanda, N. Y.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *North Yakima, Wash,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Northampton and Halifax Bridge Company,* may bridge Roanoke River at Weldon.
N. C 197 *Northern and Northwestern Lakes,* appropriation for survey of 744,1350 *Northern Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 354,1035 for purchase of cattle for 354 for irrigation system, Tongue River Reservation 1035 *Northern Indians, Cal.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 333,1022 *Northern Pacific Railroad Company,* extension of relief to contesting settlers on grant to 197 *Norway,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Norwich, Conn.,* deficiency appropriation for public building 30 *“ Nostra Signora delle Gracie” Bark,* appropriation for reimbursing owner 1292 *Notaries Public, D.
C.,* acknowledgments by, in cases in which employed, etc., forbidden 621 may practice before Departments, etc 622 *Nottingham, England,* classification and i alary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294, 924 *Nuevo Laredo, Mexico,* classification and salary of instil 100 *Nuisances, D. C.,* abatement by Commissioners on failure of owner 114 cost assessed as tax 114 criminal prosecution not affected 114 authority to enter upon premises to correct, etc 115 punishment for preventing 115 service of notice to abate 115 *Nuremburg, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Nurses, Army.,* appropriation for 245,1163 *Nurses.
D. C.,* provisions for examination and registry of 887 *Nutrition Investigations,* appropriation for expenses of 694,1279 transporting apparatus to Washington 1279 *Nynham, Catherine, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Nynham, Elizabeth, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Nynham, Schuyler, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 **O.** *Oahu Island, Hawaii,* act of legislature granting telephone franchise on, ratified 309 *Oakland, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts 739,1106,1345 deficiency appropriation for repairs to postoffice 639 cooperation with mayor, relief of earthquake sufferers 827 *Oakmont, Pa.,* bridge authorized across Allegheny River to Hillton Ferry from 848 *Oaths,* authority of interstate commerce examinera to administer 595 *Ober Brothers Brewing Company,* appropriation for refund of tax 1221 *Obion River, Tenn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 *O’Brien, Dan., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Observatory, Naval (see* Naval Observatory) cxxiv *Obsolete Cannon,* donated Athens Monument Association, Ohio 1233 General Howell Post,G.
A. R.,Woodbury, N.J 829 General Henry Leavenworth Monument Committee 839 Grand Army Post, Junction City, Kans 839 Michigan for statue of Stevens T. Mason 834 South Dakota 1420 University of Idaho 865 Valley Forge Park Commission 1415 *Ocala, Fla.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1302 enlargement of site authorized for public building 1236 *Occoquan Creek, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Ocean and Lake Surveys, Navy,* appropriation for 560,1182 deficiency appropriation for 651,1385 *Ocean Shore Railway Company,* granted right, of way across Pigeon Point Light-House Reservation, Cal 548 *Ocmulgee River, Ga.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 *Oconee River, Ga.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 *Odanah, Wis.,* town site for Indian village.
La Pointe Reservation; cemetery 382 *Odd Fellows Hall, D. C.,* sale of, authorized; proceeds 614 *Odessa, Russia,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Offenses (see* Crimes and Misdemeanors) *Office Buildings, D. C.,* fire-escape regulations for 1247 *Officers, Army,* appropriation for pay of line; longevity 241,1160 for pay of staff; longevity 243,1161 for pay of retired; longevity 245,1162 pay of colonels and lieutenant-colonels on active duty 245 officers above colonels to serve one year before retiring 245 brigadier-generals with civil war service to be major-generals when retired; conditions 1163 for commutation of quarters 245,1163 for mileage; allowance 246,1163 computation of distance 246 determination of travel without troops 246 transportation requests; deductions 246 over land-grant, etc., roads 246 allowance if station changed while on leave 247 sea travel expenses under orders 247 land rates for Philippines, etc 247 for 10 per cent increase, service beyond the United States 247,1164 compulation of service 247 availability of present appropriations 247 for bringing home remains of, from abroad 741,1347 deficiency appropriation for mileage; restriction to officers on leave 32,645,843 for 10 per cent increase, service in Cuba 1381 allowances to, detailed at Jamestown Exposition 1160 assignment of pay accounts permitted 241,1159 details for Jamestown Exposition; active or retired 764 distribution of amounts due deceased, without administration; limit 750 funeral expenses 750 effect in pension cases, of final honorable discharge, civil war service; conditions 836 *Officers, Marine Corps,* appropriation for reimbursing, losses San Francisco fire 554 for pay 579,1200 advanced for heroism, etc., to be carried as additional number in grade when promoted 296 below brigadier-general may be advanced one grade on retirement, for civil war service; exception 553 effect in pension cases, of final honorable discharge, civil war service; conditions 836 *Officers, Navy,* appropriation for pay 553,1177 for reimbursing, losses San Francisco fire 554 deficiency appropriation for expenses, on duty with traveling recruiting parties 1383 advanced for heroism, etc., to be carried as additional numbers in grade when promoted 296 details for Jamestown Exposition; active or retired 764 diminished pay for shore duty repealed 554 effect in pension cases, of final honorable discharge, civil war service; conditions 836 not above captain may be advanced one grade on retirement, for civil war service; exception 553 *Official Gazette, Patent Office,* appropriation for producing, at the Government Prinfing Office 432,978 deficiency appropriation for producing 653 for work at Government Printing Office 1388 *Official Postal Guide,* appropriation for publishing 440,985 *Official Register of the United States,* editing, etc., transferred to Director of the Census 219 *Official Reporters,* appropriation for House of Representative’s 396,942 for Senate 392,938 deficiency appropriation for House of Representatives 662,1398 for Senate 661,1396 *Officials, Government,* punishment for extortion, extended to persons assuming authority, etc., and attempts 546 *Ogden, Utah,* appropriation for public building 699,1302 limit of cost increased, public building at 774 *Ogdensburg, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harlxir 1078 preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1115 *Ohio River,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for general improvement of 1095 Locks and Dams, 2, 3, 4, 5 739 Lock No. 6 739,1095 Lock and Dam No. 8; contracts 739,1095 Lock and Dam No. 11; contracts 739,1095cxxv appropriation for improvement, of Locks and Dams Nos. 13 and 18; contracts 736,1095,1344 Lock and Dam No. 26; contracts 1095 Lock and Dam No. 19 1096 Lock and Dam No. 37; contracts 1096,1345 at Louisville, Ky.; removing rocks 1096 for repairing damages, Miami embankment 1096 bridge authorized across, Coraopolis to Osborne, Pa 538 Wheeling, W.
Va 466 *Ohio River Ship Canal, Lake Erie and,* authority granted for construction of 809 *Ohio Southern Judicial District,* additional judge authorized; vacancy not to be filled 928 deficiency appropriation for 1390 terms of court at Dayton 1294 *Ohiya, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Oil,* investigation ordered of ownership, etc., in, or properties, by railroads and officials 823 combinations, etc., to monopolize trade in 823 car supply system 823 *Oil Lands, Okla.,* provisions for leases, etc., school lands 273 *Oil Lands, Osage Indian Reservation, Okla.,* provisions for leases, royalties, etc 543 *Oil Monopolies,* appropriation for examinations, etc 705 deficiency appropriation for examinations into 119 *Oil Pipe Lines,* considered common carriers 584 *Okanogan River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1109 *Okinyanwastena, Michael, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 361 *Oklahoma City, Okla.,* purchase of public building site authorized at; use of former appropriation 787 appropriation for 796 terms of court 275 *Oklahoma Eastern Judicial District,* created; to comprise present Indian Territory 275 courts; judge, attorney, marshal, and clerk to be appointed 275 attached to eighth circuit 275 deficiency appropriation for district judge 1390 *Oklahoma, State of,* inhabitants of Oklahoma and Indian Territories may form 267 rights, etc., of Indians not impaired 267 constitutional convention; qualifications of voters 268 delegates, number 268 from Oklahoma 268 from Indian Territory 268 from Osage Indian Reservation 268 apportionment of districts 268 election laws of Oklahoma applicable 268 procedure in Indian Territory and Osage Reservation 268 capital temporarily at Guthrie 269 buildings, etc., restricted 269 meeting of convention 269 adoption of Constitution of United States 269 constitutional provisions required; religious freedom; polygamy prohibited 269 constitutional provisions required; liquor prohibit ion in present Indian lands for 21 years 269 penalty for violations 269 sales of alcohol, etc., allowed 270 disclaimer as to Indian and public lands 270 equality of taxation on property of nonresidents 270 assumption of Territorial debts, etc 270 maintenance of nonsectarian public schools; use of English 270 separate white and colored schools 271 prohibiting restriction of suffrage for color, etc 271 submission of constitution to people; election 271 certification of result, etc., to President 271 proclamation 271 admission as State 271 deposit of constitution, etc 271 appropriation for election and convention expenses 271 five Representatives to be elected 271 Congressional districts 271 election of Representatives and State officers when constitution is voted on 272 grant of sections 16 and 36 in Oklahoma for common schools; indemnity selections 272 reservations, etc., excluded; deduction of former grants to Territory 272 appropriation for common schools in lieu of Indian Territory lands 272 lands embraced in parks, etc., excluded. 272 rights of Government not affected; service of process, etc 273 section 13 and indemnity selections reserved for universities, etc 273 section 33 and indemnity selections reserved for charitable and penal institutions and public buildings 273 mineral and oil lands not to be stud prior to 1915; leases 273 provisions for leasing 273 rights af agricultural lessees in possession 273 common school fund from disposal of sections 16 and 36 274 disposal of lands for university, public institutions, and public buildings 274 appraisal, etc., of improvements of lessees; sale restrictions 274 permanent school fund from 5 per cent of sales of public lands in 274 lands in lieu of internal improvements, and swamp lands grants; division 274 immediate selection, etc., of 275 two judicial districts created; officers, terms, etc 275 powers conferred 275 laws of Territory extended to 275 cognizance of crimes and offenses 275 determination of pending appeals, etc., to Supreme Court or circuit court of appeals 276 time allowed 276 transfer of ponding cases from Territorial to United States courts 276 limitations on 276 review of judgments, etc 276 cases to be transferred to State courts 276 jurisdiction of State supreme, etc., court; dockets, etc 277cxxvi jurisdiction of courts of original jurisdiction; dockets, etc 277 pending cases to be proceeded with, etc., in proper State or Federal court 277 constitutional convention may provide for election of State officers, etc 277 provisions for Osage Reservation 277 government to remain in abeyance until admitted into the Union and officers elected 277 legislature to elect Senators 277 certification of election of Senators and Representatives; rights and privileges 277 operation of State government 277 Territorial and Federal laws given force and effect 277 acceptance of this act by constitutional convention 278 judicial proceedings, transfer of pending civil matters to Federal courts: restriction 1286 from appellate courts to circuit courts; decisions, appeals, etc 1286 transfer of pending criminal cases to Federal courts 1287 from appellate courts to circuit courts; decisions, appeals, etc 1287 determination of pending original casea in State courts; appeals, etc 1287 jurisdiction of pending cases in State supreme court; appeals, etc 1287 criminal cases in Indian Territory 1287 lands in Cleveland County, granted to University; confirmation by State legislature 932 may grant section of school land to Chandler 1414 *Oklahoma Territory,* appropriation for Indian Service in 361,1043 for salaries, government in 416 for contingent expenses 417 for legislative expenses 417 legislative appropriations not to be used, etc 639 officers to continue if State not admitted, etc 639 act of legislature appropriating for buildings Northwestern Normal School, Alva, ratified 454 concerning insane asylum, Fort Supply, ratified 853 amount for Lawton waterworks increased 62 assumption of debts and liabilities by State 270 change of Washita county seat from Cloud Chief to New Cordell, ratified 50 division of lauds, etc., to Osages in 539 election districts for constitutional convention 268 apportionment by governor, chief justice, and secretary 268 commissioner for Osage Reservation 268 election laws applicable to choosing delegates to constitutional convention 268 grant of lands for University Preparatory School 623 jurors, provisions for selecting grand and petit II opening to entry, Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache pasture and wood reserves 213 patents to missions and churches for allotments on ceded Indian lands; payment to Indians 365 Pawhuska, ratification of incorporation as a city 1376 preference to settlers on Kiowa, etc., pasture lands, Comanche County 550 recording district authorized in Osage Indian Reservation; officers, etc 208 rights of way of railroads operating through lands reserved for, confirmed 481 lands to be disposed of, subject to easement 481 town sites set aside in lands of Kiowas, Comanches, and Apaches 80 sales; school reservations 80 intoxicating liquors prohibited; punishment 80 expenses; use of proceeds 80 *Oklahoma University (see also* University of Oklahoma), grant cf lands for preparatory schools 623 sale of portion; present leases 623 *Oklahoma Western Judicial District,* created; to comprise present Oklahoma Territory 275 courts; judge, attorney, marshal, and clerk to be appointed 275 attached to eighth circuit 275 deficiency appropriation for district judge 1390 *Oklawaha River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Old Dominion Steamship Company,* appropriation for reimbursing 1292 *Old Mans Creek, N.
J.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *Oldman, John, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 358 *Olean, N.Y.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1302 *Oliver, James H,* now retired, may be appointed commander, Navy. active list 632 examination; to be carried as additional number 632 *Olney, Franklin P., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 379 *Olney, Richard,* reappointed on Board of Regents, Smithsonian Institution 822 *Olongapo, Philippine Islands,* appropriation for public works, naval station 566,1188 *Omaha Indian Allottees, Nebr.,* fee-simple patents authorized to certain 356 *Omaha Indians, Nebr.,* shares of minors, etc., in trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Omaha, Nebr.,* appropriation for warehouse, Indian supplies 329,1018 terms of court at 998 *Omberg, J.
A., jr.,* may dam White River, Ark., and deed the same to the United States 628 use of water power for electric plant, etc 629 *Onancock River, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Oneida Indian Reservation, Wis,* fee-simple patents authorized to allottees on 381 *Oneida Indians,* fee-simple patents to certain allottees 381cxxvii *Ontonagon, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1096 preliminary examination of harbor to be made 1114 *Ooyusuttah, Sarah, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Opinions of the Attorney-General,* appropriation for editing, etc., Volume 25 753 *Opium, D.
C.,* restriction on sale, etc., of 179 *Orange River. Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, Army. Obsolete,* loan authorized to State and Territorial schools and soldiers and sailors’ orphans’homes 817 bond required; limitation 818 delivery of gun carriage to Ripley, Tenn 836 *Ordnance, Army,* issue of heavy guns to States for permanent militia encampments, repealed 1060 expenses to be charged against appropriations for manufacture, etc 1062 *Ordnance Department, Army,* appropriation for enlisted men; longevity 242,1160 for pay of officers; longevity 244,1162 for current expenses 257,1174 for ammunition, etc., for small arms 257,1174 for firing morning and evening gun 257,1174 for small-arms target practice, medals, etc 257,1174 for field artillery for militia; balances available 257,1174 for manufacture of arms at armories 257,1174 militia to be furnished with new type of small arm 1174 for repairing ordnance, etc 257,1175 for purchase, etc., of ordnance stores 257, 1175 for equipments 257,1175 for Benicia Arsenal, Cal 257 for general supply depot, Fort Mason, Cal 257 for national trophy, etc., rifle contests 258,1175 for fire-control instruments for field batteries 1175 deficiency appropriation for 46 for ordnance stores 46,1401,1404 appropriations available for two years 1175 number of officers increased 455 details for service in, from Army at large; competitive examinations 455 not to serve again until after one year 455 reimbursement for stores procured for other Departments, etc 258 return of field guns, etc., from Connecticut, authorized 105 to be credited to militia quota 105 use of funds from stores transferred to Philippine government 258 *Ordnance, Navy,* appropriation for; restriction on purchases 557,1179 for reserve supply; restrictions 558 deficiency appropriation for 1402 *Ordnance Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 420,966 draftsmen, etc., to be paid from appropriations for fortifications, etc.; limit 420,966 for rent 421,967 *Oregon,* appropriation for Indian service in 366,1045 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 369,1045 appropriation for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 435,981 for dredge for use in harbors, etc., of Washington and 1107 deficiency appropriation for pay, etc., volunteers 46,666,1104 forest reserves not to be created or added to in, except by act of Congress 1271 prosecutions for illegal fishing in Alaska may be in district courts 264 violations of Alaska salmon fisheries act may be in 481 purchasers of Umatilla Reservation grazing lands, may receive patents 611 *“Oregon," Battle Ship,* appropriation for modernizing batteries 558 *Original Packages,* of adulterated or misbranded food or drugs, may be seized in transit, etc 771 condemnation proceedings 771 *Orillia, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Osage Agency, Okla.,*appropriation for Indian agent at 361,1043 *Osage Indian Reservation, Okla, (see also*Oklahoma, State of), incorporated in State of Oklahoma 268 delegate to convention to form constitution for Oklahoma, from 268 election district for Oklahoma constitutional convention 268 commissioner to establish precincts, etc 268 nominations, ballots, etc 269 proceedings, constitutional convention election 269 to remain a county until lands allotted, etc 277 recording district established in; officer, etc 208 termination of 209 limit of credit by traders to Indians on, increased 366 distribution of lands, etc., to members of tribe 540 *Osage Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 363,1043 distribution of principal per capita 1043 for Lorenzo A.
Bailey, legal services 366 claim of Vann and Adair against , referred to Court of Claims 365 division of lands and funds 539 declaration of roll of membership 539 list of alleged fraudulent names to be filed 540 investigated names 540 adding and striking off names 540 general provisions for appeal to courts not applicable 540 division of lands and funds 540 first selection of lands 540 for minors 540 lands in possession of other members 541 second selection 541 third selection 541 first selection to be a homestead, inalienable and nontaxable 541 other selections, surplus lands, inalienable for twenty-five years 541 distribution of remaining lands 541 commission to select and divide lands; expenses from royalties, etc 541 certificates of competency to adults capable of attending to individual affairs 542 disposition of property except homesteads 542cxxviii taxation of surplus lands 542 oil, gas. and mineral lands restrictions 542 reservations from selections;
Saint Louis and Saint John’s school and lands of John N. Florar 542 lands at Gray Horse and Hominy 542 school, etc., reserves at Pawhuska; sale, etc 542 agency buildings, etc., Pawhuska to be sold; proceeds 543 preferences to principal chief and interpreter 543 cemetery tract conveyed to Pawhuska; reversion 543 town site commission continued 543 oil, gas, and mineral lands reserved for tribe; leases 543 royalties under mineral leases determined by the President 543 mining, etc., on homesteads restricted; existing leases not affected 543 funds and moneys to be held in trust for twenty-five years 544 segregation to credit of individual members of tribe; pro rata payment of interest quarterly 544 payment pro rata of gas, etc., royalties, sales of lands, anti receipts form grazing lands 544 payment to schools from oil and gas royalties 544 emergency and agency fund for use of tribal council 544 final distribution at end of twenty-five years 544 descent of property; leases permitted 545 execution of deeds 545 election of tribal officers and council 545 highways on section lines to be established 545 rights of way, station grounds, etc., for railroads confirmed; no title to oil, gas, or mineral 545 general authority to Secretary of the Interior 545 *Osage River, Mo.,* appropriation for improvement of: contracts 1105 preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Osage Town-Site Commission,* powers and duties continued 543 *Osborne, Pa.,* bridge authorized across Ohio River from Corapolis to 538 *Osla, Minn.,* may bridge Red River of the North 467 *Oswego, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor: contracts 1078 granted immediate transportation privileges 199 *Otoe and Missouria Indians,* payment to Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad Company from funds of 366 shares of minors, etc., in trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Ots se kuddy kid dah hay, Wichita Allottee,* trust patent to issue to 364 *Ottawa, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Ottumwa, Iowa,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 enlargement of public building at, authorized, appropriation for 790,1302 terms of court 913 *Ouachita and Black Rivers, La. and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 Lock and Dam No. 2, Catahoula Shoals; contracts 1090 *Ouachita, etc., Rivers, Ark. and La.,* bridges authorized across 1 *Ouachita River,* bridge authorized across at Monroe, La 1254 *Ouachita River, Ark and La.,* appropriation for improvement of;
Locks 4 and 6 737 *Outfits, Navy,* appropriation for enlisted men and apprentices 556,1178 deficiency appropriation for first, enlistments 46,647,666,1385,1402 for naval apprentices 46,647,1402 for landsmen 647 *Owen, Alice,* and children added to Cherokee final roll 340 *Owensboro, Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1302 *Owosso, Mich.,* appropriation for public building 1302 enlargement of site authorized for public building 1236 limit of cost, increased, public building 773 *Ox Bow Power Company,* time extended for dam across Missouri River by 1414 *Oyster Beds, Md.,* survey, etc., directed of natural 202 *Oyster Vessels,* provisions for protecting seamen’s wages, extended to 551 **P.** *P.
F. U. Rubber Company,* lease of Indians’ lands in Colorado to, for experimental farm 88 mineral lands excluded 89 cancellation on unsatisfactory use, etc 89 absolute sale permitted; use of proceeds 89 restriction on use of timber, stone, etc 89 reservation of coal and other mineral deposits 90 sale, etc., restricted; forfeiture 90 *Pacifie Coast,* appropriation for naval wireless telegraph stations 560 for procuring torpedo planter for 1061 for monument commemorating taking of, by Commodore John D.
Sloat 1408 differential in favor of bidders on naval vessels from 582 relief light vessel authorized for 996 appropriation for 1319 waters of, included in third great coasting district 190 *Pacific Coast Earthquake,* appropriation for relief of sufferers by 827 for further relief 828 *Pacific Coast, North,* seagoing tug authorized for Life-Saving Service 123 appropriation for 702,1309 deficiency appropriation for 1373cxxix *Pacific Coast Steamship Company,* appropriation for repairs to vessel 1292 *Pacific Ocean,* appropriation for surveys of coasts 714,1322 *Packing Houses, Meal,* sanitary inspection of, etc 676,1262 *Paducah, Ky.,* erection of fountain by Daughters of American Revolution at, authorized 878 *Pagan River, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Pages,* appropriation for House of Representatives 395,941 for Senate 391,937 *Pah Ute Indians, Nev.,* appropriation for land, for 358 *Palacios, Tex.,* preliminary examination to be marie of channel to Matagorda Bay, from 1117 *Paleontologie Researches,* appropriation for 727,1336 *Palermo, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Palestine, Tex.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Pamlico River, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *Pamlico Sound, N.C.,* appropriation for improvement of waterway to Beaufort Inlet from 1083 *Pamunkry River, V.A.,* appropriation for improvement of 1082 *Pan-American Conference, Third,* deficiency appropriation for expenses 118 *Panama,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Panama Canal (see also* Isthmian Canal), lock canal to be constructed 611 message of President on, to be printed; distribution 1418 *Panama Canal Zone (see* Canal Zone) *Panama, Panama,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 for foreign hospitals 295,925 *Panama Railroad Company,* appropriation for advances to reequip 761 for paying damages to 1291 for advances for equipment of railroad; condition 1369 for paying outstanding bonds; reimbursement 1369 deficiency appropriation for reequipment; advance to 33 reports of operations, etc., to be made annually 5 *Panguitch.
Utah.,* appropriation for Indian school 375,1049 *Paper and Stamps, Internal-Revenue,* appropriation for 705,1312 deficiency appropriation for 1375 *Paper, Distinctive,* appropriation for expenses, United States securities 706,1313 for expenses, national currency 706,1313 *Paper for Cheeks and Drafts,* appropriation for 413,960 deficiency appropriation for 31 *Papers, Useless,* in post-offices, to be disposed of; proceeds 186 *“Paprica” Sailboat,* appropriation for reimbursing owner 1293 *Para, Brazil,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293, 924 *Paraguay and Uruguay,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 917 *Parents, D.
C.,* jurisdiction of juvenile court over, neglecting, etc., children 74 *Paris, France,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,923 *Paris, Ill.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1302 *Paris, Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792 *Paris, Tenn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794, 1302 *Park Place NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn lands for extending 1012 appropriation for 1012 *Park Road, Belair Heights, D. C.,* proceedings to condemn land for opening highway from Water Side drive to 855 appropriation for 855 *Parkersburg, W. Va.,* terms of court at 891 *Parkhurst, Jane, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Parkhurst, John, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Parking Commission, D. C.,* appropriation for ex penses 495,1132 *Parking. D. C.,* use of, by adjacent owners; error corrected 112 *Parks (see* National Parks) *Parliamentary Precedents of the House, of Representatives,* printing ordered; distribution 1305 compilation arid supervision 1365 appropriation for Asher C.
Hinds for preparing, etc 1365 *Paroled Children, D. C.,* jurisdiction of juvenile court over 73 *Pascagoula River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of, for maintenance 1088 *Pass Cavallo, Tex.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 of channel to Port Ijavaca. from 1117 *Pass Manchac, La.,* preliminary examation of, to be made 1113 *Passaic, N. J.,* light station established, Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge; present cliannel light to be discontinued 995 appropriation for 1318 *Passaic River, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of 737, 1079 channel; contracts 1079 *Passenger Lists, Alien,* required from masters of vessels arriving; contents 901 vessels leaving; disposition of 902 from insular possessions 902 penalty for failure to deliver 902cxxx *Passenger Vessels,* license required of all, over 100 gross tons 864 *Passengers. Alien,* regulations of immigration of 898 *Passengers, Immigrant,* space, etc., requirements on steam vessels 910 on sailing vessels 910 in effect January 1, 1909 911 *Passengers, Railroad (see also* Transportation), free passes prohibited; exceptions 584 *Passes for Passengers, Interstate,* issue forbidden; exception 584 *Passports,* issue to persons declaring intention to become citizens, after three years’ residence 1228 valid only for six months 1228 not good in country of former citizenship 1228 *Passports, Foreign,* restriction on admission of holders of, from Canal Zone, insular possessions, etc 898 *Patapsco River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of, and channel to Baltimore 739,1081,1345 *Patent Medicines, D.
C.,* sale of, permitted; exception 175 *Patent Office,* appropriation for Commissioner, assistant, examiners, etc 432,977 for professional and scientific books, etc 432,978 for law books 432,978 far Official Gazette, at the Government Printing Office 432,973 for weekly issue of patents: drawings, etc 432,978 for investigations, etc 432,978 for expenses, International Bureau 432,978 for rent, model exhibit 434,979 deficiency appropriation for Official Gazette 653,1388 *Patent Office Gazette, Official,* appropriation for producing at the Government Printing Office 432,978 deficiency appropriation for 653,1388 *Patents,* investigation of, granted officials, for inventions in Government use 1422 *Patents, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, assistant, clerks, etc 432,977 to establish classes of merchandise for trademark registration 169 *Patras, Greece,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Patterson, G.
R., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for widow 661 *Patterson, Hon. J. O.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Patton, Lucy S., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Patuxent River, Md.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Paulson (née Perry), Elsie E., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Paupers, D. C.,* appropriation for transportation of 513,1153 *Paupers, etc.,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Pavements, D.
C.,* limit of price for concrete, etc 490,1127 *Pawcatuck River, R. I. and Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1076 *Pawhuska, Okla.,* cemetery for Osages, reserved and deeded to town 543 disposition of Osage tribal lands, agency buildings, etc., at 543 incorporation of, etc., ratified 1376 *Pawnee Indian Reservation, Okla.,* lands of. granted to Pawnee, Okla., for school, park. etc., purposes 1044 *Pawnee Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 363,1044 deficiency appropriation for support, etc 1403 *Pawnee, Okla.,* grant of land for public purposes; schools, etc 1044 admission of Indian children to schools 1044 *Pawtucket River, R.
I.,* appropriation for improvement of: condition 1075 *Paxson, Mrs. Rachel.,* acceptance of land for road to Balls Bluff Cemetery, Va 258 *Pay. Army,* appropriation for 241,1159 deficiency appropriation for 46,665,668,1401,1404 for 10 and 20 per cent service in Cuba 1381 assignments by officers, permitted 241,1159 computation of monthly salaries 248 *Pay Department, Army,* appropriation for pay of officers: longevity 244,1162 *Pay, Marine Corps,* appropriation for 579,1200 deficiency appropriation for 46,647,649,666,668,1384,1402,1405 *Pay, Navy,* appropriation for 553,1177 for miscellaneous 553,1176 for contingent 556,1177 deficiency appropriation for 46,647,666,668,1384,1402,1405 for miscellaneous 35,46,647,649,666,668,1384,1386,1402 for contingent 647,1384 diminished officers’, on shore duty repealed 554 *Pay Rolls,* arrangement of monthly compensation 763 *Paymaster-General’s Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 420,965 *Paymasters’ Clerks and Messengers,* appropriation for pav: traveling expenses 245,1163 *Paypay, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Pea River, Ala.,* construction of dam authorized across, near Elba, Ala 18 *Pea River Power Company,* may dam Pea River, near Elba.
Ala 18 *Peace Conference at The Hague, Second Inter-national,* appropriation for expenses, participation in 922 deficiency appropriation for expenses of 118 *Peace, Foundation for Promotion of Industrial,* 1established: purposes, etc 1242 *Peaks Island, Me.,* preliminary examination to be made of passage between Great Diamond Island and 1113 *Pearl River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of, below Rockport 1088cxxxi appropriation for improvement of, between Edinburg and Jackson 1088 bridge authorized across, at Columbia, Miss 933 *Peekskill, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harlxir 1077 *Pekin, Ill.,* deficiency appropriation for public building 30 *Peking, China,* deficiency appropriation for legation buildings; use of balance 27 *Peltier, Alexander B., Indian Allottee.,* fee-simple title to 365 *Peltier, Catherine, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Penalty Privilege Mail Matter,* record of, sent by Departments in Washington July 1 to December 31, 1906, to be reported to Congress 473 limitation on articles ent itled to 477 *Pend d’Oreille Development Company* may bridge Pend d’Oreille River, Big Falls, Wash 199 may dam Pend d’Oreille River at Big Falls, Wash 205 in Stevens County, Wash 931 *Pend d’Oreille River, Wash.,* bridge authorized across, at Big Falls 199 dam, etc., authorized across at Big Falls, Wash 205 in Stevens County 931 *Pend Oreille River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1109 *Penitentiaries, U.
S.,* appropriation for construction, Leavenworth. Kans 750,1357 Atlanta, Ga 751,1357 McNeil Island, Wash 751,1357 for maintenance, Leavenworth, Kans 756,1362 Atlanta, Ga 757,1363 deficiency appropriation for maintenance 657 *Pennington County, S. Dak.,* restrictions removed from entry in eertian townships in 883 *Pennsylvania,* appropriation for Indian service in 369,1046 deficiency appropriation for claim of, war of 1812 29 *Pennsylvania and Newark Railroad Company,* may bridge Delaware River, Trenton, N.J 64 *Pennsylvania Railroad Company,* may bridge Delaware River, Trenton, N.J 64 *Penobscot Bay, Me.,* preliminary examination of, to be made, for harbor 1113 *Penobscot River, Me.,* appropriation for improvement of 1074 *Pensacola and Northeastern Railroad Company,* may bridge Escambia River in Florida 1239 *Pensacola Bay, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made, to quarantine station 1112 *Pensacola, Fla.,* appropriation for public works, navy-yard 566 for naval magazine, standpipe 568 for sea walls, Forts Pickins and McRee 1059 1059 for repair, etc., of defenses 1059 for improvement of harbor 1086 for public works, navy-yard: repairing hurricane damages 1188 for public works, naval hospital 1191 appropriation for marine barracks, officers’ quarters 1191 for road to national cemetery, Barrancas 1347 *Pension Agents,* appropriation for salaries 133,1407 report to be made on the reduction to one agency 1407 *Pension Appeals, Board of,* appropriation for members 427,973 vacancies not to be filled 428 *Pension Attorneys,* fee for securing special pension acts forbidden; penalty 133,1407 not allowed fees for procuring service pensions 879 *Pension Office,* appropriation for Commissioner, deputies, clerks, etc 430,976 restriction on filling vacancies, etc 431,977 suspended 1388 for per diem, special examiners 431,977 for additional special examinera 431,977 *Pensions (see also* PART 2), appropriation for Army and Navy 133,1406 Navy, from naval fund 133, 1406 separate accounts required 133,1406 age of 62 and over, a permanent specific disability 133,1406 service pensions extended to present pensioners, etc 1406 for fees, etc., examining surgeon; examinations 133,1406 rating and condition in reports 133,1407 inspection of special examiners’ reports 133,1407 attorneys forbidden fees for special pension acts; penalty 133,1407 for agents’ salaries 133,1407 report to be made on reduction to one agency 1407 for clerk hire; apportionment 133,1407 for rent, New York and Washington 134 for rent, New York 1407 for stationery, etc 134,1407 for examination of agencies 134,1407 deficiency appropriation for Army and Navy 39,1389 for Army 47,1403 for Navy 47 for fees, examining surgeons 47,1403 for contingent expenses, agencies 47 allowed at age of 62, for 90 day’s service in civil and 60 days in Mexican war 879 rating 879 present pensioners and applicants entitled 879 double pensions excluded 879 not available if receiving greater pension 879 rank not considered 879 fees prohibited 979 effect of final discharge on military record 836 extended to commissioned officers 836 *Pensions, Commissioner of,* appropriation for, deputies, clerks, etc 430,976 *Pensions, Police and Fire Department, D.
C.,* provisions extended to mothers of members who died prior to March 1, 1905 95 *Pentwater, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Peonc, Lizzie., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 379cxxxii *Peoria, Ill.,* acquiring land for, and extending public, building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1302 rent 1302 *Pepperells Cove, Me.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Per Mam Su, or Comanche Jack, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Perdido River, Ala.,* bridge authorized across, at Waters Ferry 79 *Permits, D.
C.,* to sell poisons used in the arts, etc., renewal 177 *Pernambuco, Brazil,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Perry, Okla.,* acceptance of post-office building and site 1237 *Persia,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for interpreter to legation 288,918 *Personal Services,* no official to employ or accept, without authority of law 49 *Personal Tax Board, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries 484,1121 *Personal Taxes, D. C.,* appropriation for expenses, collecting overdue 487,1125 *Perth Amboy.
N. J.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Peru,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Peru, Ind.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Petaluma Creek, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 *Peters, Jerusha, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Peters Neck Point, N. Y.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel to Horn River, from 1115 *Petersburg, Va.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1302 *Pethers Point, Minn.,* bridge authorized across Rainy River at 103 *Petoskey, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1097 condemned cannon loaned to 1293 *Petroleum (sec also* Oil), deficiency appropriations for examinations into oil monopolies, etc 119 entry and clearance at San Luis Obispo, Port Harford, and Monterey, Cal., of vessels for 23 *Petty Officers.
Navy,* credited for retirement with all service in Army, Navy, and Marine Corps 451 *Pharmacy Regulations, D. C.,* dispensing drugs, etc., by other than licensed pharmacists unlawful 175 restriction on store owners, etc 175 physicians, dentists, and veterinarians 175 poisons in the arts, etc.; permits 175 restrictions; household ammonia, etc, 175 proprietary medicines 175 registered pharmacists to be licensed 176 applications for license; examinations, etc 176 applicants for licenses must have four years’ practical experience 1006 allowance for graduates of schools 1006 homeopathic remedies 176 issue of licenses 176 acceptance of registry elsewhere 177 revocation of licenses: causes 177 permits to dealers in poisons used in the arts; terms 177 renewals: void licenses, etc 177 display of licenses and permits 177 board of pharmaceutical examiners; composition, duties, etc 177 board of pharmacy created 1005 to succeed to powers, etc., of board of pharmaceutical examiners 1005 election of officers, etc.; transfer of records from other boards 1005 board of medical supervisors changed to board of supervisors of medicine and pharmacy 178 duties: powers; officers, etc 178 disposition of funds, etc 178 fees for licenses and permits 179 disposition of; use of balances 179 cocaine, morphine, opium, and chloral hydrate, restrictions 179 use by physicians limited: prescriptions in good faith 180 by dentists; veterinarians 180 specified poisons; manner of sale 180 record, etc., required; prescriptions excepted 180 poison labels, etc 181 articles excepted 181 character of label 181 evasion of restrictions by false representations forbidden 181 retention of prescriptions; inspection 181 drugs sold, to be labeled 181 peddling, etc., drugs, etc., forbidden 181 throwing drugs, etc., in public places, forbidden 182 unauthorized use of title of pharmacist, etc., forbidden 182 pharmacists exempt from jury duty 182 repealed 1006 punishment for violation of provisions 182 *Phelps, Charles G.,* deficiency appropriation for services 43 *Phelps County, Mo.,* transferred from western to eastern judicial district, eastern division 875 *Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company,* damages to properl y from changes of grade on line of. to be paid by District 624 commission to appraise, hearings; report 624 appeals; marshals jury, verdict 624 consideration of benefits, etc 624 compensation 625 appropriation for expenses 625 limit of claims 625 *Philadelphia, Pa.,* appropriation for assistant treasurer’s office 412,959 for mint al 414,961 for Naval Home 557,1179 for mint; coal bunkers 699 for Marine Corps, addition to depot 1191 deficiency appropriation for mint 30,1376 minor coins to be coined at mint; distribution 132cxxxiii *Philippi, W.
Va.,* terms of court at; rooms to be furnished 891 *Philippine Coinage,* change in weight, and fineness of silver coins authorized 453 subsidiary coins of less weight and fineness 453 recoinage; standard for pesos 453 silver certificates, United Slates gold may be substituted for silver in reserve 453 redeemable in gold coin of equivalent value 453 maximum of gold reserve 454 *Philippine. Insurrection,* issue of medals to volunteers who served beyond term to suppress 621 *Philippine Islands,* appropriation for shelter, etc., Army in the 254,1171 for relief and protection of shipwrecked seamen 295,925 for purchase of coal claims, in island of Baton 23 for constructing seacoast batteries 1061 for paying claims for loss, etc., of private property in 1165 deficiency appropriation for repairs, etc., marine barracks 36 agricultural bank in, authorized 1282 care, etc., of insane natives serving in Array in 1173 computation of leaves of absence, other than to the United States, granted officers in 1171 immigration regulations not affected by alien immigration act 911 invoices from, to be authenticated by customs officer there 539 loan of naval vessels, etc., for nautical schools 817 passenger list of vessels to United States from, to be delivered to immigration officer of port on arriving 902 tariffs, etc., prior to March 8, 1902, legalized 636 trade with United States to be only in American vessels after April 11, 1909,154 forfeiture for violat ion 154 sailings of foreign vessels permitted 154 merchandise permitted 154 passenger traffic 154 penalty for violations 154 interisland trade allowed; regulations 154 regulated by Philippine government 154 voyages begun before April 11, 1909, not affected 154 vessels owned by United States exempt 154 tonnage taxes on foreign vessels entering United States from 154 coastwise restrictions of United States on foreign vessels from or to, not applicable until April 11, 1909 154 regulation of harbor business by Philippine Commission 155 rules to be issued by Secretary of Commerce and Labor 155 continuance of navigation laws in force 155 *Philippine Islands, Government of,* guarantee of income upon capita] of agricultural bank by, authorized 1282 public documents to be sent library of 850 *Philippine Scouts,* appropriation for pay of officers and men 248,1164 allowance to army enlisted men of service as officers in 248 *Philippine Tariff, 1905,* amendments, cotton textiles; surtax on false selvage added 24 cotton textiles, plain 24 lighter weight 25 cotton textiles, twilled, etc 25 lighter weight 25 cotton blankets, etc., dyed yarns added 26 shoes and gaiters, kid and similar leather added 26 boots and shoes not specified, classified 26 copra 26 entries for 60 days under old rale 26 *Phillips (née Kennedy), Doshia E., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Phoenix, Ariz.,* appropriation for Indian school 332,1021 issue of cutlet, rifles to Indian school 1021 purchase of water plant of Phoenix Water Company, etc., authorized 1414 terms of court 283 *Phoenix Brewing Company,* appropriation for refund of tax 1221 *Photographs, Department of Agriculture,* sale of prints and lantern slides from ; proceeds 684,1281 *Physical Disabilities,* penalty for bringing to United States aliens subject to certain 901 *Physicians, D.
C.,* restriction on prescribing cocaine, etc 180 use of drugs, etc., by 175 *Pickens, Malinda,* added to Choctaw final roll 340 *Picotte, Julia D., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Picotte, Peter, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Pierre, S. Dak,,* appropriation for Indian school 370,1046 for public building 699 *Pigeon Bayou, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Pigeon Point Light-House Reservation, Cal.,* right of way across, granted Ocean Shore Railway Company 548 *Pike Monument Association, Colo., The Zebulon Montgomery,* medallions for, to be made at Philadelphia mint 198 *Pike Rapids Power Company,* may dam Mississippi River in Morrison County, Minn 209 location modified 1219 *Pilcher, Elsie Grace, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Pilcher, Harriet L., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Pilot Chart, Navy,* appropriation for preparing 424, 970 for North Pacific, monthly 425,970 *Pima Agency, Ariz.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 332,1021 *Pima Indians, Ariz.,* appropriation for irrigation, lands of 333 use of irrigation funds for Salt, River project; credit 1022 *Pinckney, J.
M., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for sister of 43cxxxiv *Pine Bluff. Ark.,* bridges authorized across Arkansas River at 50 construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1302 *Pine Lake, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of entrance to 1097 *Pine Ridge Agency, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 369,1046 for paying certain Sioux 374 *Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, S. Dak.,* appropriation for expenses, surveys 371,1048 deficiency appropriation for surveys 1403 *Piney Branch Bridge, D.
C.,* appropriation for constructing, on line of Sixteenth street 492 *Pipe Lines,* for oil, etc., considered common carriers 584 water and gas excepted 584 *Pipestone, Minn.,* appropriation for Indian school 350,1033 *Pitch, etc.,* cutting, etc., trees on public lands for, prohibited; penalty 208 *Pitchlynn. Peter P.,* claim of heirs against Choctaws referred to Court of Claims 345 *Pitts, Rebecca,* added to Chickasaw final roll 340 *Pittsburg, Kans.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1302 *Pittsburg, Pa.,* appropriation for public building, marine hospital 699 for improvement of harbor 1080 for pneumatic tube, etc., mail service 472,1211 acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 bridge authorized across Monongahela River at 539,1235 *Pittsfield, Mass.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1302 *Piute Indians Reservation.
Nev.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians on 352,1040 *Piute Indians, Utah and Ariz.,* appropriation for purchase of lands, etc., for 1049 *Plans for Public Buildings,* appropriation for 700,1306 *Plant Industry Bureau. Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 679,1265 for general expenses of investigations 680,1266 for experimental gardensand grounds 680,1266 for farm, Arlington, Va 680,1266 for tea culture, sugar, etc., investigations 681,1267 for preparing reports; examining forage seeds, etc 681,1267 for contingent expenses 681,1267 for investigation orchard diseases, Ozark Mountains, Mo. and Ark 681 for grain and seed inspection and grading 681,1267 for improving, etc., roads in Department grounds 681 for seed purchase and distribution 682,1267 for plant introduction garden.
Chico, Cal 683 for emergency fund, cotton-boll weevil 695,1280 deficiency appropriation for investigations 1403 for grass and forage-plant investigations 1403 *Plated Ware,* requirements for marking gold and silver 261 *Platt National Park, Okla.,* name of Sulphur Springs Reservation changed to 837 *Platt, Orville H., late a Senator.* deficiency appropriation for payment to widow 43 *Platteville, Wis.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1302 *Plattsmouth, Nebr.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Plauen, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Playgrounds, D.
C.,* appropriation for equipping and maintaining 495,1132 for purchase of sites 1132 *Plumb, Minnie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Plumbing Board, D. C.,* composition of, changed 483 *Plummer, George R.,* appointment as assistant surgeon, Navy, authorized 1408 *Plymouth, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Plymouth, Mass.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 795 preliminary examination of, harbor to be made 1114 *Pneumatic Tubes, etc.,* plans, etc., to be submitted for service between Printing Office and Capitol, etc., by 1368 *Pneumatic-Tubes, etc., Service,* appropriation for mail transmission by; contracts 472,1211 extension limited to Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Kansas City, and Pittsburg 472,1211 Baltimore and San Francisco added 1211 *Pocahontas Bell Association,* donated historic metal of the Navy for bell 1424 *Pocomoke River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement, of 1081 *Poinsett County.
Ark.,* bridge authorized across Little River, in 112 Saint Francis River in Cross County and 819 *Point Arena, Cal.,* appropriation for rebuilding light station 710 *Point Arguello, Cal.,* deficiency appropriation for light station 1405 *Point Cabnllo, Cal.,* light and fog signal station directed 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Point Judith Pond, R. I.,* appropriation for improvement of entrance to 1075 *Point Judith, R. I.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor of refuge; contracts 739, 1075 examination for additional breakwater 1075 *Point Pinos.
Cal.,* appropriation for rebuilding light, station 710cxxxv *Point Pleasant, W. Va.,* inspector of hulls and boilers provided for port of 106 *Pointe, au Pelee, Lake Erie,* appropriation for light-vessel 713,1321 *Points to State Surveys,* appropriation for furnishing 714,1322 *Poisons, D. C.,* regulations of the sale of 175 for use in the arts, permits, etc 177 *Police Court, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries 507,1147 for witness fees 507,1147 for miscellaneous; jurors 507,1147 deficiency appropriation for jurors, etc 642,1379 for condemning land for new building 642 for furnishing, etc., new building 886 warrants of arrests by justices of the peace returnable to 126 *Police, D.
C.,* appropriation for major, officers, etc 503,1142 for rent, Anacostia; fuel; repairs 503,1143 for contingent expenses 504,1143 for flags, rent. etc 504,1143 for lot for station, Anaeostia 1143 for house of detention 504,1143 for harbor patrol expenses 504,1144 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 642 reorganization; subdivision of District in precincts and districts 221 appointments; classification of privates 221 promotion of privates 221 in emergent cases;-waiver of time requirement 1252 appointment of additional privates of class one to fill vacancies 1253 officers and privates classified 221 duties of officers 221 status of present foVce 221 rules and regulations; authority of Commissioners 221 removals; additional privates and specials 222 regulation of charges 222 trial boards; creation, powers, etc 222 review of findings 222 administering oaths, etc.; pending proceedings 222 rules in force ratified; changes 222 desk sergeants made privates, class two 222 surgeons, appointment, qualifications, and duties 222 salaries; allowance to mounted force 223 resignations restricted 223 former laws continued; effect 223 pensions to include mothers of members who died prior to March 1, 1905 95 inspectors added to beneficiaries of pension fund 1003 *Political Offenses,* of aliens, not involving moral turpitude, does not. exclude admission 899 *Polygamists, Alien,* naturalization denied to 598 *Polygamists, etc.,* admission of alien, excluded 899 *Polygamy or Plural Marriages,* to be prohibited by constitution of Arizona 279 Oklahoma 269 *Ponca Indian Allottees, Nebr.,* fee-simple patents authorized to certain 356 *Ponca Indians, Nebr.,* payment of share in Sioux fund; minors, etc 356 *Ponca Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 362,1043 *Pontiac.
Mich.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Poor, D. C.,* appropriation for relief of the 512, 1153 *Poplar Street, D. C.,* vacation of; reversion 885 *Pork (see also* Swine), appropriation for inspection of 673,1259 deficiency appropriation for microscopic inspection 42 *Port Angeles, Wash.,* reappraisement of suburban lots in town site of 167 *Port Antonio, Jamaica,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Port Arthur Ship Canal, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of Sabine and Neches rivers may be used for 1090 *Port Arthur.
Tex.,* made port of entry 302 *Port an Prince, Haiti,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Port Bolivar, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1091 *Port Chester, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 preliminary examination of. harbor to be made 1115 *Port Clinton, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1094 *Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Port Harford, Cal.,* entry, etc., of vessels for petroleum, permitted at 23 *Port Hope, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Port Hudson, La.,* appropriation for road to national cemetery 1347 *Port Huron, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of Black River at 1098 *Port Jefferson, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Port Lavaca, Tex.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel from Pass Cavallo to 1117 *Port Limon, Costa Rica,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Port Louis, Mauritius,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Port Rowan, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Port Stanley, Falkland Islands,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Port Wing, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of 1101 *Portage Lake, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor of refuge 1097 *Porter, James,* appointment authorized as Deputy Surgeon-General, Army, retired 1255 *Porter, Horace,* thanks of Congress extended to, for recovering body of John Paul Jones 829 remarks of, at exercises at Annapolis to be printed in Congressional Record 829cxxxvi *Porter Shoals, Flint River, Ga.,* dam, etc., authorized at 878 *Portland and Seattle Railway Company,* granted right of way through Fort Wright Reservation, Wash 927 may bridge Columbia River, Vancouver, Wash 2 *Portland, Me.,* appropriation for quarantine station, House Island 701,1307 for improvement of harbor 736, 1344 for public building, court-house; transfer of appropriation 1302 construction of public building Authorized at 777 appropriation for 791 *Portland.
Oreg.,* deficiency appropriation for public building 30 *Porto Rico,* appropriation for relief and protection of shipwrecked seamen 295,925 for resident commissioner from; payment 417 for resident commissioner, salary and mileage 938 for agricultural experiment stations 693,1279 for quarantine system 709 for paying claims for loss, etc., of private property in 1165 deficiency appropriation for compensation of commissioner 1396 for traveling expenses 1396 articles may have internal-revenue stamps affixed before shipment 620 deputy collector to be appointed.; issue of stamps 620 duties; returns, etc.; bond 620 construction of wharves, etc., in waters of; restrictions 234 proof of ownership of franchise, etc 236 approval of plans, etc 236 prior rights not, affected 236 expenses of examinations of wharves, harbor lines, etc., to be paid from river and harbor appropriations 1111 head-tax provisions as to aliens in 898 light-house tender authorized for waters of 995 appropriation for 1319 local laws not applicable to jurors in Federal district court 466 mutual transfer of lands with, to readjust naval reservation 1410 passenger list of vessel to United States from, to be given immigration officer of port on arriving 902 qualification of jurors; exemptions; selection 466 waters of, included in second great coasting district 190 *Porto Rico Provisional Regiment,* appropriation for pay; term of service 247,1164 *Porto Rico, Resident Commissioner from,* compensation established 994 *Ports of Entry and Delivery,* entry, Port.
Arthur, Tex 302 subport of entry, Sabine, Tex 302 *Portsmouth, N. H.,* appropriation for public works, navy-yard 564,1186 deficiency appropriation for naval prison, navy-yard 652 *Portsmouth, Va.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1302 *Portugal,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Post, Emma M., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Post Exchanges,* appropriation for expenses of 253,1169 for hospital, Presidio, Cal 253 *Post-Office Department (see also* Postal Service) appropriation for Postmaster-General, clerks, etc 436,982 for engineers, watchmen, etc 436,982 for chief inspector, etc 437,982 for purchasing agent, clerks, etc 437,982 for attorneys, clerks, etc., division of Assistant.
Attorney-General 437,982 for First Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, etc 437,982 for superintendent salaries and allowances, etc 437,982 for superinlendent city delivery, etc 437,983 for Second Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, etc 437,983 for superintendent railway adjustments, etc 437,983 for superintendent foreign mails 438, 983 for General Superintendent, etc., Railway Mail Service 983 for Third Assistant Postmaster-General,clerks, etc 438,983 for superintendent, stamps division, etc, 438,983 for superintendent classification division, etc 438,983 for superintendent registry system, etc 438,983 for per diem, assistant, superintendents,etc 438,984 for superintendent Money Order Division, etc 438,984 for Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, etc 438,984 for superintendent rural delivery, etc 438,984 for superintendent Dead-Letter Division, etc 439,1164 for superintendent post-office supplies, etc 439,984 for topographer, draftsmen, etc 439,984 for contingent, expenses 439,985 for rent 439,985 for Official Postal Guide 440,985 for post-route maps 440,985 for postage stamps 440,985 for postal service 467,1205 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for draft horse 42 for postal service 42,658,667,1391,1104,1406 for paying Court of Claims judgments under 44,664,1400 for maildovk repair shop 657 for William A.
Machen 657 for repairs 657 for John N. Newkirk 657 for Walter L. Stowell 658 for file boxes, etc 658 for Postmaster-General 1391 for White Oak Coal Company 1391 for Annie E. Knight 1391 for Augusta H. Sawyer 1391 *Post-Office Department Building, Old,* appropriation for employees, care of 428,974cxxxvii *Post-Office Inspectors,* appropriation for salaries 467,1205 rural delivery division, superintendents and inspectors of agents to be., 467 rural agents to be; limit 467 for per diem; allowances 467,1205 for clerks, etc., division headquarters 468,1205 for traveling expenses, etc 468,1205 for livery hire, rural delivery duties 1205 for expenses, division headquarters 468,1205 for rewards, etc 468,1205 for securing information 468,1205 *Post-Office Supplies,* appropriation for expenses, shipping by freight or express 473,1215 *Post-Office Supplies Division,* appropriation for superintendent, assistant, etc 439,984 *Post-Offices,* appropriation for postmasters 468,1206 for assistant postmasters first and second class offices 468,1206 clerks and carriers first and second class offices, grading and promotions 1206 limit second-class offices 1206 efficiency records for promotions and reduction 1206 eligibility for higher positions 1206 transfers of clerks and carriers; limit; promotion of present force 1206 pay of auxiliary employees; eligibility for promotion 1207 pay of substitutes; eligibility for promotion 1207 for clerks, etc., first and second class offices 468,1207 additional for $600 clerks immediately available 1209 appointments restricted 470,1209 for substitutes for clerks on vacation 471,1209 for temporary clerks; service in busy hours 471 for temporary and auxiliary clerks 1209 for separating mails, third and fourth class offices 471,1209 for unusual conditions third and fourth class offices 471,1209 for clerical services, third-class offices; allowance 471,1209 for building, New York, on Pennsylvania Railroad site 1210 for rent, light, and fuel; allowances; leases 471,1210 for miscellaneous, first and second class 471,1210 for canceling machines 471,1210 for city delivery 471,1210 deficiency appropriation for additional clerks in first and second class 42 for clerk hire 668 for rent, light, and fuel 668 useless papers in, to be disposed of; proceeds 186 *Post-Route Maps,* appropriation for publishing 440,985 *Postage Stamps,* appropriation for manufacture 475,1214 limitation on contracts 475 *Postal Cards,* appropriation for manufacture; distribution 475,1214 *Postal Commission, Joint,* to examine and report on second-class mail matter 477 existence continued, rejiorts, etc 1420 *Postal Commission, Joint Congressional,* composition; duties 1216 employment of necessary assistance 1216 powers, authority, etc 1216 report to Congress of conclusions, etc 1216 appropriation for expenses; immediately available 1217 *Postal Guide, Official,* appropriation for publishing 440,1205 *Postal Service,* Office of Postmaster-General: appropriation for advertising 467,1205 for post-office inspectors 467,1205 rural delivery division superintendents, etc., made inspectors 467 rural agents to be inspectors 467 for per diem inspectors iijthe field 467,1205 for salaries and expenses 468,1205 for livery hire, installing, etc., rural routes 1205 for expenses, division headquarters 1205 for rewards, etc 468,1205 for printing, opinions of assistant attorneys-general for Post-Office Department 1205 for miscellaneous 468,1205 employee to sign warrants, etc., authorized 1205 Office of First Assistant Postmaster-General: appropriation for postmasters 468,1206 for assistants, first and second class offices 468,1206 grading of clerksand carriers; promotions 1206 reductions, restorations, etc.; transfers 1206 auxiliary employees, pay. etc 1207 substitutes, pay, etc 1207 for clerks, first and second class offices 468,1207 appointments restricted 470,1209 for substitute clerks 471,1209 for temporary clerks; employment in rush hours 471 for temporary and auxiliary clerks 1209 for separating mails, third and fourth class offices 471,1209 for unusual business, third and fourth class offices 471 for unusual conditions 1209 for clerical service, third-class offices; allotment 471,1209 for commencement of building at New York on Pennsylvania Railroad site 1210 for rent, light, and fuel; limit; term 471,1210 for miscellaneous, firstand second class offices 471,1210 for canceling machines 471,1210 for assistant superintendents, salary anti allowance division 471,1210 for city delivery; carriers 471,1210 substitutes, etc 1210 new offices; carriers 471,1210 allowances; mechanics 471,1210 marine service, Detroit 472,1210 incidental expenses 472,1210 special delivery 472,1211 for miscellaneous 471,1211 Office of Second Assistant Postmaster-Gen-eral: appropriation for transportation, star routes 472,1211 discontinuance if duplicated by rural delivery 472,1211 Alaska emergency service 472,1211cxxxviii appropriation for steamboat service 472,1211 for mail messenger service 472,1211 for pneumatic tube service 472,1211 limitation; exceptions 472,1211 for wagon service 472,1211 for mail bags, etc 472,1211 for mail locks and keys 472,1211 for repair shop 472 for buildings for repair shops, supplies,etc.; contract; expenses, etc 1211 for railroad routes 472,1212 readjustment of compensation; reductions 1212 additional pay for post-office cars 1212 fines for delays, etc 472,1212 for freight or expressage on postal cards, etc 473,1212 supplies, etc., to be sent by freight or express 473,1212 for recording, etc., amount of secondclass matter handled 473 record of penalty matter by Departments, etc 473 for postal-car service 473,1212 for railway mail service 473,1212 salaries on entrance, etc 1213 for electric and cable ear service; compensation 474,1213 Chicago underground service 475,1214 for special facilities, Washington to Atlanta and New Orleans 475 Kansas City to Newton, Kans 475 for foreign mail transportation 475,1214 pier transportation, New York and San Francisco 475,1214 assistant superintendent, New York 475,1214 for balances due foreign countries 475,1214 for miscellaneous 475,1214 Office of Third Assistant Postmaster-General: appropriation for postage stamps 475,1214 contracts 475 for stamped envelopes and wrappers; distribution 475,1214 for postal cards; distribution 475,1214 forship, steamboat, and way letters. 476 1214 for indemnity, lost registered letters 476,1214 for miscellaneous 476,1214 for counsel, second-class mail privilege suits 476,1214 Office of Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General: appropriation for stationery 476, 1214 for official registry and dead-letter envelopes 476,1215 contracts for all Government service 476 limit of printing 476 for money-order supplies 476,1215 for supplies, registry service, etc 476,1215 for city delivery supplies 476,1215 for postmarking stamps, etc 476, 1215 for letter balances, etc 476,1215 for wrapping paper, twine, etc 476,1215 for packing boxes, etc 476,1215 for facing slips, etc 477,1215 for rubber stamps, type, etc 477 for miscellaneous supplies 477,1215 for rural-delivery service; carriers and clerks 477,1215 supplies 477,1215 appropriation for pay of carriers: leaves of absence 1215 clerks in charge of substations 477,1215 compensation for water routes by powerboats 477,1215 for expenses, shipment of supplies 1215 for miscellaneous 477,1215 restriction of matter sent under penalty Privilege 477 use of tranks by associations, etc., prohibited 477 not applicable to Congressional committees 477 joint commission to report on second-class matter; authority, appropriation, etc 477 joint commission on second-class matter, continued 1420 record of all mail matter carried from July 1 to December 31, 1907, to lie kept 1216 special statistics to be prepared 1216 report to Congress by May 1, 1908 1216 appropriation for expenses, immediately available 1216 joint commission of Congress to investigate postal service 1216 employment of necessary assistance, etc 1216 powers, duties, etc 1216 report to Congress 1216 appropriation for expenses; immediately available 1216 no payment to permanently incapacitated persons 477,1217 civil-pension roll, etc., prohibited 478,1217 statement of receipts and expenditures to be made with annual report 1217 appropriation for supplying deficiencies 478,1217 for emergencies, Cal ifomia earthquake 168 deficiency appropriation for additional clerks, first, and second class offices 42 for special delivery messengers’ fees 42,668,1391,1404 for repair shops 42 for money-order supplies 42 for earthquake emergencies, balance available 658 for steamboat routes 658,1392 for railroad routes 658,668,1392 for wagon service 658 for railway mail service 658 for foreign mails 658,658 for Adrian Brick and Tile Machine Company 658 for packing boxes 658 for miscellaneous, first and second class offices 658,668,1406 for city free delivery 658 for rural free delivery 658,668,1392,1404 for star routes 658,668,1391,1404,1406 for postmasters 667,1404 for assistant postmasters 668 for clerk hire 668,1404 for rent, light, and fuel 668 for indemnity, lost registered mail 668,1404,1406 for advertising 668 for miscellaneous, Postmaster-General’s Office 668 for rewards 668,1404 for stamped envelopes and wrappers 833,1392 for Edward F.
Jones 1392cxxxix deficiency appropriation for International Time Recording Company 1392 for W. C. Walsh Company 1392 change in lime of weighing mails, fourth section, on account of California earthquake 830 special delivery by affixing ordinary stamps after July 1, 1907 1244 temporary employees to be paid for days of actual service 1391 useless papers to be disposed of; proceeds 186 *Postal Telegraph Cable Company,* deficiency appropriation for 1374 *Postmarking, etc., Stamps,* appropriation for 476,1215 *Postmaster-General,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 436,982 for engineers, watchmen, etc 436,982 for chief inspector, etc 437,982 for purchasing agent, clerks, etc 437,982 for advertising 467,1205 for postal service under 467,1205 for inspectors 467,1205 for opinions of assistant attorneys-general 1205 for travel and miscellaneous expenses 468,1206 may designate employees to sign war-rants, etc 1206 for preparing report on secoudelass matter handled 473 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1391 to cause a record made of all mail carried from July 1 to December 31, 1907; report 1216 to contract for envelopes for all Government service 476 to dispose of useless papers in post-offices; proceeds 186 to readjust compensation to railroads for mail transportation 1212 to require postal cards, supplies, etc., to be sent by freight 473 to serve on commission to investigate New York postal situation 786 to submit with annual report estimates for ensuing year and statement of receipts and expenditures of preceding year 1217 *Postmaster.
House of Representatives,* appropriation for, assistant, messengers, etc 396,942 for horses, mail wagons, etc 396,942 *Postmaster, Senate,* appropriation for, assistant, etc 391,937 *Postmasters,* appropriation for compensation 468,1206 for assistant, first and second class offices 468,1206 deficiency appropriation for compensation 667,1404 for assistant 668 *Potomac Electric Power Company, D. C.,* deficiency appropriation for 1373 *Potomac Flats. D. C.,* deficiency appropriation for counsel 656 *Potomac Park.
D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., Monument grounds and 1341 for care and improvement 733,1341 for roadway to Twenty-sixth street 1341 appropriation for improvement east of tidal reservoir 1342 for electric lights 735,1343 *Potomac River,* appropriation for light station, Ragged Point, Va 1317 bridge authorized across, at Shepherds-town, W. Va 878 light and fog-signal station directed at Ragged Point 322 deficiency appropriation for 659 preliminary examination of. to be made for channel to Lower Cedar Point.
Md 1113 at Alexandria. Va 1117 at Mount Vernon, Va 1117 below Washington 1117 time extended for completing highway bridge, Washington. D. C 821,1419 *Potomac River. D. C.,* appropriation for improvement of, tidal reservoir 1081 time extended for completing highway bridge across 821,1419 *Pottawatomie Indians, Citizen,* fee-simple patents to certain allottees 365 *Pottawatomie Indians, Kans.,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 347,1030 treaty funds to credit of; per capita payments 1031 shares of minors, etc., to trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Pottawatomie Indians of Wisconsin,* claims of, to be investigated, etc 380 *Potts, Annie, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Poultry, D.
C.,* may be sold by head, etc.; weighing 316,854 *Powder Factory, Army,* appropriation for erection and equipment 464 *Power, etc., Plant for Congressional Buildings,* appropriation for construction 1331 limit of cost increased; contracts 36 *Power Plants, Niagara River,* regulation of usé of waters by 626 *Power Privileges,* leases for, under réclamation irrigation projects 117 *Powless, Ida, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Powless, Jerusha, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Prague, Austria,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Prairie du Chien Wis.,* change authorized in bridge across Mississippi River at 615 *Precious Metals,* appropriation for collecting statistics of 409,956 printing extra copies of annual report of statistics, 1905. ordered 1425 number increased 1425 *Presbyterian Alliance, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Prescott, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Prescriptions, D. C., Physicians,* retention of. etc., by pharmacists 181 *President of the United States.* appropriation for compensation 400, 947 for Secretary, assistants, clerks, etc 400,947 for expenses, restricting immigration of alien laborers 1330cxl allowed not exceeding $25,000 for traveling expenses 454 appropriation for 454,1342 appointment of midshipmen at, large and from the District 578 approval necessary for dismissal of Revenue-Cutter Service officers 201 to acts, etc., of Five Civilized Tribes 148 authority for contracts for Isthmian Canal construction not limited as to total 1370 authorized to receive from Cuba reimbursement of Army expenses 1381 may appoint Reuben A.
Campbell assistant surgeon. Navy 632 James Carroll as surgeon with rank of major 1057 Kenneth G. Castleman, lieutenant, in the Navy 634 Harold D. Childs, ensign in the Navy 1417 Midshipman Francis J. Cleary, ensign in the Navy 633 Harry McL. P. Huse, commander. Navy 892 Birchie O. Mahaffey, John A. Cleveland, and Traugetl F. Keller, as second lieutenants 1225 James H. Oliver, retired, as commander on Naw active list 632 Julian Taylor Miller, assistant surgeon, Naw" 892 George R.
Plummer, assistant surgeon, Naw 1408 Joseph Y. Potter, deputy surgeon-gen-eral, Army, retired 1255 may call international conference for regulation of emigration, etc 909 may direct lighthouse tenders to be built at navy-yards 858 may increase loan of naval equipment to certain military schools 620 may refuse entrance of holders of foreign passports in cases detrimental to labor conditions 898 may restore Leonard Martin Cox as civil engineer. Navy 1407 may use naval stores for relief of Jamaica citizens 850 message on Panama Canal to be printed 1418 opening ceded Coeur d’Alene Indian land by proclamation 337 requested to negotiate with Great Britain for preservation of Niagara Falls, etc 628 to announce admission of State of Arizona 280 State of Oklahoma 271 to appoint commission ou waterway between Delaware and Chesapeake bays 835 three members of joint commission on immigration 909 two additional members of Interstate Commerce Commission 595 trustees Industrial Peace Foundation 1242 to declare set ting apart of public lands having objects of historic interest 225 to designate wild game preserve in Grand Canyon Forest Reserve 607 to determine royalties to Osages under mineral 1eases 543 to invite meeting of International Congress of Hygiene and Demography in Washington 1422 to open to settlement, unallotted lands of Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont 1035 to prescribe fees for consular certification of invoices 101 manner of opening of Colville Reservation, Wash., to settlement 81 to transfer lands to Porto Rico 1410 *Presidential Elections,* money contributions by corporations for, prohibited 864 penalty 865 * Presidio of San Francisco, Cal.,* appropriation for post hospital, powerhouse 1172 for improving grounds 1348 *Preston, Iowa,* condemned cannon granted to 1422 *Pretoria, South Africa,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Prince William Sound, Alaska,* appropriation for light and fog-signal station, Hinehinbrook, entrance to 711,1318 *Princeton Battle Monument Association,* appropriation for aid to erect monument on Princeton.
N. J., battlefield 224 *Princeton, N. J.,* appropriation for monument to commemorate battle of 224 *Printing (see also* Public Printing and Binding), may be done at Indian schools 330,1018 *Printing Committees (see* Joint Committee on Printing) *Printing Investigation Commission, Congressional,* constitution of; extent of investigations; reports 1394 inquiry and report on branch printing offices 1394 clerical assistance 1394 powers to take testimony, etc 1394 deficiency appropriation for expenses 1394 *Prioleau, Aaron P.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Prison Commission, International* appropriation for annual contribution 291,921 *Prison, Military,* appropriation for, Fort Leavenworth, Kans 743 *Prisoners, D.
C.,* appropriation for transporting, to workhouse 510,1150 *Prisoners, United Slates Courts,* appropriation for support of 756,1362 deficiency appropriation for support of 48,667,669,1403 good-conduct provisions extended to existing sentences 149 *Private Cars (see* Car Supply, Railroads) *Private Claims, House of Representatives,*appropriation for digest of, Fifty-second to Fifty-seventh Congresses 393 *Private Land Claims,* deficiency appropriation for surveying 47 *Probation Officers, D.
C.,* appointment by juvenile court; duties, etc 73 *Proceedings in Congress,* appropriation for printing and binding 759,1366 *Proceedings, Legal,* may be conducted by Attorney-General, special counsel, etc., in any district 816 Proclamations (see PART 3) *Proctor, Alexander, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345cxli *Proctor, Manda, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed from lands of 346 *Proctor, Toney E.,* appropriation for 339 *Professions, Learned,* aliens belonging to, not excluded admission 899 *Professors of Mathematics, Navy,* allowances for 533 two additional, to be appointed; rank 579 *Progreso, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Propagation of Food Fishes,* appropriation for 720,1328 *Property, D.
C.,* penalty for willfully defacing, etc., public or private, increased 126 penalty for taking away another’s, increased 127 *Property Yard, D. C.,* appropriation for purchase, etc 489,1126 *Proprietary Foods,* provisions of pure-food act as to 771 *Proprietary Medicines, D. C.,* sale of, permitted; exception 175 *Prospect Hill Cemetery, D. C.,* appropriation for purchasing land from, to extend IV and Adams streets 1008 *Prostitutes, etc.,* admission of alien, excluded 899 deportation of alien, illegally entered 900 *Prostitution,* importation of alien females for, prohibited 899 punishment 900 *Protecting Public Lands, etc.,* appropriation for expenses 724,1332 deficiency appropriation for expenses 666 *Providence Hospital, D.
C.,* appropriation for isolating wards, minor contagious cases 506,1146 for support of destitute patients 745, 1350 for reimbursing for reconstruction expenses; condition 1350 *Providence. R. I.,* appropriation for public building 699,1302 for improvement of harbor and river 739,1076,1345 *Providence River, R. I.,* appropriation for improvement of 739,1076 preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Provincetown, Mass.,* appropriation for aid to monument at, to first landing of the Pilgrims, etc 225 for improvement of harbor 1074 *Proving Ground, Army (see* Sandy Hook, N.
J., Army Proving Ground) *Provisions, Army (see* Subsistence Department, Army) *Provisions, Marine Corps,* appropriation for 580,1201 *Provisions, Navy,* appropriation for 570,1192 rations modified 570 issue of rations; reappropriation 1193 deficiency appropriation for 47,648,666,1386 *Provo, Utah,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1302 *Prudence Island, R. I.,* appropriation for additional land for light station 1317 *Public Buildings,* appropriation for Allentown, Pa 697 for Baltimore, customhouse 697 additions to post-office 697,1295 rent 697 for Battle Creek, Mich 697 for Biloxi, Miss 697 for Buffalo, N.Y., marine hospital 697 for Burlington, Vt 697 for Cedar Rapids, rent 697,1296 for Cheyenne, Wyo 697 for Chicago, Ill., interior decorations 697 post-office and courthouse 1296 for Cleveland, Ohio 697,1296 rent 698,1296 for Colorado Springs.
Colo 698,1297 for Columbus, Ohio, rent 1297 for Deadwood, S. Dak 698 for Dekalb, Ill 698 for Elizabeth City, N. C 698 for Evanston, Ill 698 for Evanston, Wyo 698 for Fargo, N. Dak 698 for Fresno, Cal 1298 for Geneva, N. Y 698 for Hammond, Ind 698 for Huntington, W. Va 698 for Laredo, Tex 698,1300 for Lebanon, Pa 698 for Los Angeles, Cal., rent 698,1300 for Macon, Ga 698,1300 rent 698,1300 for McKeesport, Pa 698 for Muncie, Ind 698 for Muskegon, Mich 698 for Nashville, Tenn 698,1301 for Newcastle, Pa 698 for New York, N.
Y., customhouse 698 furnishing 1314 rent 699 for New York post-office, special repairs 698 for Niagara Falls. N. Y 699,1301 for Ogden, Utah 699 for Peoria, Ill 1302 rent 1302 for Pierre, S. Dak 699 for Philadelphia, Pa., mint 699 for Pittsburg, Pa., marine hospital 699 for Providence, R. I 699,1302 for San Francisco, Cal., customhouse 699,1303 additional for site 1303 heating plant 699 subtreasury 1303 for Sherman, Tex 699,1304 for Spartanburg. S. C 699 for Superior, Wis 699,1304 for Washington, Pa 699 for Watertown.
N. Y., rent 1305 for Wheeling, W. Va 699,1305 for Youngstown, Ohio, rent 1305 for Treasury building, D. C 699,1305 for repairs and preservation 699,1306 builings on acquired sites may be temporarily rented 1306 for heating, etc., apparatus 700,1306 for vaults, safes, and locks 700,1306 for plans, etc., for 700,1306 for electrical proteclion for vaults 700,1306 for buildings ior State, Justice, and Commerce and Labor Departments 700 repealed 810 for marine hospitals 1306 for assistant custodians and janitors 707,1313 for general inspector of supplies 707,1313cxlii appropriation for inspector of furniture, etc., assistant 707,1314 for furniture and repairs 707,1314 for furnishing New York customhouse 707,1314 for fuel, light, and water 707,1314 restriction on pneumatic mail tubes 708 for Agricultural Department, D.C 758,1364 for commencing post-office, Pennsylvania Railroad site, New York, plans, etc 1210 deficiency appropriation for vaults, safes, and locks 28,45 for furniture and repairs 28,45,665,1374,1401 for Denver, Colo., mint 30 for Norwich, Conn 30 for Pekin, 111 30 for Philadelphia, Pa., mint 30 for Portland, Oreg 30 for repairs and preservation 30,45 for heating apparatus 30,1401 for Springfield, Ill 31 for Treasury building, D.
C., repairs 31 for Kansas City, Mo 31 for Nashville, Tenn 31 for Rome, Ga 31 for Los Angeles, Cal 31 for Chicago, Ill., post-office, etc 31,638 for assistant custodians and janitors 45,832 for fuel, lights, and water 45 for New York, custom-house, rent 638 for Salt Lake City, Utah 638 for San Francisco, post-office, etc 638 for Savannah, Ga., marine hospital 633 for Toledo, Ohio 639 for repairs, etc., earthquake damages, San Francisco post-office and courthouse 639 San Francisco, mint 639 subtreasury 639 appraiser’s stores 639 San Jose, Cal 639 Oakland, Cal 639 for Louisiana.
Mo 1375 for Hart ford, Conn 1375 Denver, Colo., plans, etc., for new building to be prepared 1277 land in Hilo. Hawaii, set apart for 302 part of Fort Brady Reservation. Mich., reserved for Sault Sainte Marie 180 site and building authorized at Athens, Ohio 1294 *Public Buildings, Omnibus Act,* limit of cost increased, Allentown, Pa 773 appropriation for 789 Atlantic City, N.J 773 appropriation for 789 Baraboo, Wis 774 appropriation for 789 Burlington, Vt 774 appropriation for 789 Colorado Springs, Colo 773 Columbia, Mo 773 appropriation for 789 Crawfordsville, Ind 773 appropriation for 789 Dallas, Tex 774 appropriation for 789 Deadwood, S.
Dak 773 appropriation for 789 Decatur, Ill 773 appropriation for 1297 Eau Claire, Wis 774 Elizabeth, N. J 773 appropriation for 1298 limit of cost increased, Evanston, Wyo 774 appropriation for 790 Flint, Mich 773 appropriation for 1298 Gainesville, Fla 773 appropriation for 1298 Gloversville, N. Y 773 appropriation for 789 Green Bay, Wis 774 appropriation for 1298 Ithaca, N. Y 773 appropriation for 1299 Kingston, N. Y 773 appropriation for 1299 Littlefalls, N. Y 773 appropriation for 1300 Meriden, Conn 773 appropriation for 1301 Montgomery, Ala 773 appropriation for 789 Nevada, Mo 773 appropriation for 1301 New York.
N. Y., customhouse 773 appropriation for 789 Ogden, Utah 774 appropriation for 1302 Owosso, Mich 773 appropriation for 1302 Perth Amboy, N.J 773 appropriation for 789 Reno, Nev 773 appropriation for 1303 Rochester, N. Y 773 appropriation for 789,1303 rent 1303 Saint Joseph, Mo 773 appropriation for 789 Saint Paul, Minn 773 appropriation for 789,1303 Saratoga Springs, N. Y 773 appropriation for 1303 Selma, Ala 773 appropriation for 1304 Spokane, Wash 774 appropriation for 1304 Takotna, Wash 774 appropriation for 1304 Warren, Ohio 773 appropriation for 1304 Wausau, Wis 774 appropriation for 789,1305 West Chester, Pa 773 appropriation for 789 Winston-Salem, N.
C 773 appropriation for 789,1305 Yankton, S. Dak 774 appropriation for 789 enlargement, etc., of, authorized at Asheville, N. C 774 appropriation for 790,1295 Aurora. Ill 774 appropriation for 790 Brooklyn, N. Y 774 appropriation for 790 Chattanooga, Tenn 775 appropriation for 790,1298 Columbus, Ohio 774 appropriation for 790,1297 Council Bluffs, Iowa 774 appropriation for 790 Denver, Colo 774 appropriation for 790 Detroit, Mich 774 appropriation for 790,1297cxliii enlargement, etc., of, authorized at Fort Worth, Tex 775 appropriation for 790,1298 Gainesville, Tex 775 appropriation for 790 Jackson, Miss 774 appropriation for 790,1299 Lynchburg, Va 775 appropriation for 790,1300 New York, N.
Y., assay office 774 appropriation for 790,1301 Newbern, N.C 774 appropriation for 790 Newport, R. I 775 appropriation for 790 Ottumwa, Iowa 774 appropriation for 790,1302 Petersburg, Va 775 appropriation for 790,1302 Rome, N. Y 774 appropriation for 790 Salem, Oreg 775 appropriation for 790 San Antonio, Tex 775 appropriation for 790,1303 Sheboygan, Wis 775 appropriation for 790,1304 Toledo, Ohio 775 appropriation for 790,1304 Trenton, N. J 774 appropriation for 790,1304 Tyler, Tex 775 appropriation for 790,1304 Waldoboro, Me 774 appropriation for 790 Washington, D.
C., customhouse 775 appropriation for 790 Wichita, Kans 774 appropriation for 790, 1305 Youngstown, Ohio 775 appropriation for 790,1305 acquiring land for, and extending, Butte, Mont 775 appropriation for 790 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 775 appropriation for 790,1296 Duluth, Minn 775 appropriation for 790,1297 Erie, Pa 775 appropriation for 791,1298 Greenville, S. C 776 appropriation for 791 Kalamazoo, Mich 775 appropriation for 790 Knoxville, Tenn 776 appropriation for 791,1299 Lafayette, Ind 775 appropriation for 790,1299 Lancaster, Pa 775 appropriation for 791,1299 Nebraska City, Nebr 775 appropriation for 790 Peoria, Ill 775 appropriation for 790 Roanoke, Va 776 appropriation for 791,1303 Rockford, Ill 775 appropriation for 790,1303 San Francisco, Cal., subtreasury 775 appropriation for 790 South Bend, Ind 775 appropriation for 790,1304 rent 1304 acquiring land for, and extending, Spring-field, Mass 775 appropriation for 790, 1304 Springfield, Ohio 775 appropriation for 791,1304 authority to secure by purchase, condemnation, etc 776 changes, etc., included in limits of costs 776 limit of cost increased for site and building, Saint Louis, Mo 776 appropriation for 791,1303 site for post-office and construction, authorized at Jefferson Barracks, Mo 776 appropriation for 791 construction authorized of. at Albuquerque, N.Mex 777 appropriation for 791 Ann Arbor, Mich 777 appropriation for 791,1295 Baker City, Oreg 777 appropriation for 791,1295 Bar Harbor, Me 777 appropriation for 791,1295 Bedford, Ind 776 appropriation for 791,1295 Bessemer, Ala 776 appropriation for 791,1295 Bluefield, W.
Va 777 appropriation for 791,1295 Calais, Me 777 appropriation for 791,1296 Chippewa Falls, Wis 777 appropriation for 792,1296 Corning, N.Y 777 appropriation for 791,1297 Crookston, Minn 777 appropriation for 791,1297 Des Moines, Iowa 777 appropriation for 791,1297 Dixon, Ill 776 appropriation for 791,1297 East Liverpool, Ohio 777 appropriation for 791,1297 Florence, Ala 776 appropriation for 791,1298 Gainesville, Ga 776 appropriation for 791,1298 Grand Island, Nebr 777 appropriation for 791,1298 Hamilton, Ohio 777 appropriation for 791,1299 Little Rock, Ark 776 appropriation for 791,1300 Marinette, Wis 777 appropriation for 792,1301 Marion, Ind 777 appropriation for 791,1301 Mason City, Iowa 777 appropriation for 791,1301 for additional land 1301 Muscatine, Iowa 777 appropriation for 791, 1301 Ocala, Fla 776 appropriation for 791,1302 Pine Bluff, Ark 776 appropriation for 791,1302 Portland, Me 777 appropriation for 791,1302 Portsmouth, Va 777 appropriation for 791,1302 Quincy, Mass 777 appropriation for 791,1302 San Juan, P.
R 777 appropriation for 791,1303cxliv construction authorized of, at Sauk Sainte Marie, Mich 777 appropriation for 791,1303 Toledo, Ohio 777 appropriation for 791,1304 Tuscaloosa, Ala 776 appropriation for 791,1304 Valdosta, Ga 776 appropriation for 791,1304 Webster City, Iowa 777 appropriation for 791,1305 York, Nebr 777 appropriation for 791,1305 construction authorized if cost of site nominal, at Clarinda, Iowa 778 appropriation for 792,1296 Fayetteville, Ark 778 appropriation for 792, 1298 Gonzales, Tex 778 appropriation for 792,1298 Lancaster, Ohio 778 appropriation for 792,1299 Ruston, La 778 appropriation for 792,1303 acquiring site and erection of, authorized at Albany, Ga 778 appropriation for 792,1295 Alexandria, Minn 779 appropriation for 793,1295 Alpena, Mich 779 appropriation for 793,1295 Alton, 111 778 appropriation for 792,1295 Americus, Ga 778 appropriation for 792,1295 Anderson, S.
C 781 appropriation for 793,1295 Auburn, Me 779 appropriation for 792,1295 Barre, Vt 781 appropriation for 794,1295 Belleville, Ill 778 appropriation for 792,1295 Belvidere, Ill 778 appropriation for 792,1295 Boston, Mass., appraisers’ stores 779 appropriation for 792,1296 Boulder, Colo 778 appropriation for 792,1296 Bowling Green, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1296 Bridgeton, N. J 780 appropriation for 793,1296 Canandaigua, N. Y 780 appropriation for 793,1296 Cape Girardeau, Mo 780 appropriation for 793,1296 Carlisle, Pa 780 appropriation for 793,1296 Carthage, Mo 780 appropriation for 793,1296 Charleroi, Pa 780 appropriation for 793, 1296 Chester, S.
C 781 appropriation for 793,1296 Clifton Forge, Va 781 appropriation for 794,1296 Coldwater, Mich 779 appropriation for 793,1297 Columbia, Tenn 781 appropriation for 794,1297 Columbus, Miss 779 appropriation for 793,1297 acquiring site and erection of, authorized at Corsicana, Tex 781 appropriation for 794,1297 Dalton, Ga 778 appropriation for 792,1297 Danville, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1297 Denison, Tex 781 appropriation for 794,1297 Devils Lake, N, Dak 780 appropriation for 793,1297 Dothan, Ala 778 appropriation for 792,1297 Dover, N.
H 780 appropriation for 793, 1297 Eagle Pass, Tex 781 appropriation for 794,1297 East Saint Louis, Ill 778 appropriation for 792,1298 Escanaba, Mich 779 appropriation for 793,1298 Eugene, Oreg 780 appropriation for 793,1298 Eureka, Cal 778 appropriation for 792,1298 Fairmont, W. Va 781 appropriation for 794,1298 Fayetteville, N. C 780 appropriation for 793,1298 Fernandina, Fla 778 appropriation for 792,1298 Fredericksburg, Va 781 appropriation for 794,1298 Gadsden, Ala 778 appropriation for 792,1298 Great Falls, Mont 780 appropriation for 793, 1298 Greenville, Miss 779 appropriation for 793,1298 Greenville, Ohio 780 appropriation for 793,1298 Greenville, S.
C., appropriation for 793,1298 Greenville, Tex 781 appropriation for 794,1299 Greenwood, S. C 781 appropriation for 793,1299 Gulfport, Miss 779 appropriation for 793,1299 Hagerstown, Md 779 appropriation for 792,1299 Hazelton, Pa 780 appropriation for 793,1299 Hudson, N. Y 780 appropriation for 793,1299 Iola, Kans 779 appropriation for 792,1299 Johnson City, Tenn 781 appropriation for 794,1299 Johnstown, Pa 780 appropriation for 793,1299 Kearney, Nebr 780 appropriation for 793,1299 Kenosha, Wis 781 appropriation for 794,1299 Kewanee, Ill 778 appropriation for 792,1299 Kinston, N.
C 780 appropriation for 793,1299 Lake Charles, La 779 appropriation for 792,1299 Lead, S. Dak 781 appropriation for 793,1300 Lebanon, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1300cxlv acquiring site and erection of, authorizedat Lincoln, Ill 778 appropriation for 792,1300 Logan, Utah 781 appropriation for 794,1300 London, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1300 Manchester, Va 781 appropriation for 794,1300 Manhattan, Kans 779 appropriation for 792,1300 Manistee, Mich 779 appropriation for 793,1300 Manitowoc, Wis 781 appropriation for 794,1300 Marietta, Ga 778 appropriation for 792,1300 Marietta, Ohio 780 appropriation for 793,1301 Marion, Ohio 780 appropriation for 793,1301 Mayfield, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1301 Meadville, Pa 780 appropriation for 793,1301 Michigan City, Ind 779 appropriation for 792,1301 Milford, Del 778 appropriation for 792, 1301 Mitchell, S.
Dak 781 appropriation for 794,1301 Moline, Ill 778 appropriation for 792,1301 Moscow, Idaho 778 appropriation for 792, 1301 Murfreesboro, Tenn 781 appropriation for 794, 1301 New Britain, Conn 778 appropriation for 792,1301 New Uku, Minn 780 appropriation for 793,1301 Newark, Ohio 780 appropriation for 793,1301 Newton, Kans 779 appropriation for 792,1301 Niles, Mich 779 appropriation for 793, 1301 North Adams, Mass 779 appropriation for 793,1302 Olean, N. Y 780 appropriation for 793,1302 Owensboro, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1302 Paris, Ill 779 appropriation for 792,1302 Paris, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1302 Paris, Tenn 781 appropriation for 794,1302 Pittsburg, Kans 779 appropriation for 792,1302 Pittsfield, Mass 779 appropriation for 793,1302 Platteville, Wis 781 appropriation for 794,1302 Provo, Utah 781 appropriation for 794,1302 Rawlins, Wyo 781 appropriation for 794,1302 Red Wing, Minn 780 approprition for 793,1302 Saint Charles, Mo 780 appropriation for 793,1303 acquiring site and erection of, authorized at Salisbury, N.
C 780 appropriation for 793,1303 San Angelo, Tex 781 appropriation for 794,1303 San Diego, Cal 778 appropriation for 792,1303 Santa Rosa, Cal 778 appropriation for 792,1303 Schenectady, N, Y 780 appropriation for 793,1304 Sharon, Pa 780 appropriation for 793,1304 Sheridan, Wyo 781 appropriation for 794,1304 Sumter, S. C 781 appropriation for 793,1304 Texarkana, Tex 781 appropriation for 794,1304 Trinidad, Colo 778 appropriation for 792,1304 Versailles, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1304 Washington, N.
C 780 appropriation for 793,1304 Watertown, S. Dak 781 appropriation for 794 Waukegan, Ill 779 appropriation for 792,1305 Willimantic, Conn 778 appropriation for 792, 1305 Winchester, Ky 779 appropriation for 792,1305 Winchester, Va 781 appropriation for 794, 1305 Woonsocket, R. I 781 appropriation for 793,1305 Yazoo City, Miss 770 appropriation for 793,1305 Yonkers, N. Y 780 appropriation for 793,1305 restrictions as to sites 781 acquiring site for, authorized at Aiken, S. C 784 appropriation for 795 Amsterdam, N.
Y 783 appropriation for 795 Appleton, Wis 784 appropriation for 796 Ashtabula, Ohio 783 appropriation for 795 Austin, Minn 783 appropriation for 795,1295 Bellingham, Wash 784 appropriation for 796 Beloit, Wis 784 appropriation for 796 Beverly, Mass 782 appropriation for 795 Bloomington, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Bradford, Pa 783 appropriation for 795 Brainerd, Minn 783 appropriation for 795 Carbondale, Pa 783 appropriation for 795 Carrollton, Mo 783 appropriation for 795 Catlettsburg, Ky 782 appropriation for 795 Centralia, Ill 782 appropriation for 794cxlvi acquiring site for, authorized at, Chambers-burg, Pa 783 appropriation for 795 Cleveland, Tenn 784 appropriation for 795 Clinton, Mo 783 appropiration for 795 Columbus, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Columbus, Nebr 783 appropriation for 795 Concord, N.C 783 appropriation for 795 Connellsville, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Connersville, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Davenport, Iowa 782 appropriation for 794 Decorah, Iowa 782 appropriation for 794 Delaware, Ohio 783 appropriation for 795 Demopolis, Ala 782 appropriation for 794 Denver, Colo., post-office 782 appropriation for 794 Easton, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Estherville, Iowa 782 appropriation for 794 Grafton, W.
Va 784 appropriation for 796 Greencastle, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Greensburg, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Greenwich, Conn 782 appropriation for 794 Griffin, Ga 782 appropriation for 794 Hattiesburg, Miss 783 appropriation for 795 Henderson, N. C 783 appropriation for 795 Highpoint, N. C 783 appropriation for 795 Hinton, W. Va 784 appropriation for 796 Honolulu, Hawaii 782 appropriation for 794 Independence, Mo 783 appropriation for 795 Jeffersonville, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Jersey City, N.
J 783 appropriation for 795 Johnstown, N. Y 783 appropriation for 795 Keene, N. H 783 appropriation for 795 Kokomo, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Lewiston, Idaho 782 appropriation for 794 Lexington, Mo 783 appropriation for 795 Litchfield, Ill 782 appropriation for 794 Lander, Wyo 784 appropriation for 796 Macon, Mo 783 appropiation for 795 acquiring site for. authorized at Malone, N.Y 783 appropriation for 795 Marlboro, Mass 782 appropriation for 795 Middletown, N. Y 783 appropriation for 795 Minneapolis, Minn 783 appropriation for 795 Missoula, Mont 783 appropriation for 795 New London, Conn 782 appropriation for 794 North Tonawanda, N.
Y 783 appropriation for 795 North Yakima. Wash 784 appropriation for 796 Newnan, Ga 782 appropriation for 794 Palestine, Tex 784 appropriation for 796 Peru, Ind 782 appropriation for 794 Pittsburg, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Plattsmouth, Nebr 783 appropriation for 795 Plymouth, Mass 782 appropriation for 795 Pontiac, Mich 783 appropriation for 795 Punxsutawney, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Rochester. Minn 783 appropriation for 795 San Marcos, Tex 784 appropriation for 796 Santa Cruz, Cal 782 appropriation for 794 Sewickley, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Shamokin, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 Shenandoah, Iowa 782 appropriation for 794 South Chicago, Ill 782 appropriation for 794 Syracuse, N.
Y 783 appropriation for 795 Temple, Tex 784 appropriation for 796 Troy, Ala 782 appropriation for 794 Warrensburg, Mo 783 appropriation for 795 Watertown, Wis 784 appropriation for 796 Waukesha, Wis 784 appropriation for 796 Waycross, Ga 782 appropriation for 794 Webster, Mass 782 appropriation for 795 West Point, Miss 783 appropriation for 795 Woburn, Mass 783 appropriation for 795 York, Pa 784 appropriation for 795 size to be sufficient for accommodation of offices, etc 784 sale of old mint, Denver, Colo.; proceeds for new building 784cxlvii limit of cost increased.
Denver, Colo., mint 784 sale of old building, Los Angeles; proceeds for new building 785 sale of site 1238 limit of cost increased, Los Angeles, Cal 785 appropriation for 1300 at Watertown. N. Y., to be taken down, and new one erected on site; use of materials 785 appropriation for 796,1305 reconstruction and enlarging authorized of, Richmond, Va 785 appropriation for 796,1303 rent 1303 disposal of, Grand Rapids, Mich., and erection of new one on site 785 appropriation for 796,1298 rent 1298 construction of new building, New Orleans, La.; cost 786 appropriation for 796,1301 construction of new, Atlanta; cost 786 appropriation for 796,1295 disposal of old building on completion of new one 786 commission to investigate postal situation, New York 786 continued 1231 appropriation for expenses 786 sale of portion of site of.
Marblehead, Mass 786 purchase of site, authorized, at Oklahoma City, Okla.: former appropriation available 787 appropriation for 796 construction of, authorized, at Houston, Tex.; eost 787 appropriation for 796,1299 contracts authorized; sale of present building on completion of new one 787 sales of certain lands in Washington, D. C., to Sidney Bieber, authorized 787 condemnation of certain triangles for reservations in District, of Columbia, authorized 787 permission granted for monument by volunteer firemen, Washington, D.
C 788 offers for sites to be presented in writing 788 rent of buildings standing; exposure to streets 788 commission on additions to Rock Creek Park, D, C 788 proposals to be invited ; examinai ions, etc. 788 exposure for protection from lire 789 quarters for all branches of Government service to be provided in buildings under 1236 changes, etc., to be within limit of cost 1236 Clarinda, Iowa, allowance for site 1236 Lancaster, Ohio, purchase of site authorized 1236 Ocala, Fla., enlargement of site 1236 Owosso, Mich., enlargement of site 1236 Washington Parish, D.
C., property/restrictions repealed 1236 Perry, Okla., acceptance of post-office building and site 1237 Des Moines, Iowa, acceptance of land 1239 Mason City, Iowa, additional land 1237 Reno, Nev., cession of strip of land 1237 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, sale of former building 1237 Washington, D. C., sale of land on Anacostia River 1237 Duluth, Minn., extension of present building, etc 1238 *Public Buildings and Grounds, D. C.,* appropriation for additional pay, officer in charge 245,1163 for assistant engineer, clerks, etc 421,967 for foremen, gardeners, etc 421,967 for watchmen 421,967 for watchman, Washington’s birthplace 422,967 for contingent expenses 422,968 amount from District revenues 422,968 for improvement and care of grounds 733,1341 for propagating gardens 733,1341 for Potomac Park 733,1341 half from District revenues 734,1342 maximum, concrete, etc., pavements 734,1342 for grounds of Executive Departments 734,1342 for trees, etc., Library and Capitol grounds 734,1342 for Executive Mansion grounds 734,1342 for employing engineer 734,1342 for steam roller 734 for repairs, etc., Executive Mansion 734,1342 for fuel, Executive Mansion 734,1342 for greenhouses, etc 734,1342 for lighting: maximum 734,1342 part from District revenues 734,1343 for electric lights 735,1343 Potomac Park 735,1343 for Washington Monument 735,1343 for Lincoln’s death place 735,1343 for Washington’s birthplace 1344 for Grant memorial 735 for McClellan statue 736 *Public Convenience Stations, D.
C.,* appropriation for: reappropriation 495 for maintenance 1132 *Public Health and MarineHospital Service (see also* Quarantine, National), appropriation for Surgeon-General, clerks, etc 409,956 for medical officers and pharmacists 708,1316 for officers and employees 708,1316 for freight, transportation, etc 708,1316 for fuel, lights, and water 708,1316 for furniture, etc 708,1316 for supplies; depot 708,1316 for Hygienic Laboratory 709,1316 for maintenance of hospitals, etc 709,1316 for outside treatment, etc 709,1316 for books, etc 709,1316 for quarantine service 709,1316 for prevention of epidemics 709,1316 for leprosy hospital 709 deficiency appropriation fur R.
H.von Ezdorf and H.P. Huddleson 1375 for transfer of appropriations 1375 custody, etc., of Dry Tortugas for quarantine station given to 299 examination of alien immigrants by medical officers of; expenses 903 *Public Lands,* appropriation for surveyors-general 434,979 for registers and receivers 723,1332 for contingent expenses 723,1332 for depositing moneys 724,1332 for expenses, timber depredations 724,1332 for protecting, from fraudulent entry 724, 1332 for swampland claims, etc 724,1332 for hearings in land entries 724,1332cxlviii appropriation for reproducing plats of surveys 724,1332 for examinations of desert lands 724,1332 for restoring lands in forest reserves 724,1333 for transcripts from records 724,1333 for opening Indian reservations 1333 for surveying 725,1333 for reimbursement to Utah 726 for survey of certain, in Louisiana 726 deficiency appropriation for surveyor-general, Nevada 37 for surveyor-general, Alaska 47,654 for contingent, expenses 47 for surveying 47,667,1402,1403 for private land claims 47 for surveyor-general, Montana 654 for surveyor-general, New Mexico 654 for protecting, etc 666 for receivers 667,1402 for depositing public moneys 885 for hearings in entries 886 for expenses land offices 1388,1402 for Orville H.
Southmayd 1388 Alabama, to be reclassified; homesteads 88 appropriation for expenses 88 agricultural lands in forest reserves, may be opened to homestead entries 233 Battle Mountain Sanitarium Reserve, established 83 Billings land district, Mont., established 11 cemetery grant to Keystone Camp. Modern Woodsmen. S. Dak 128 Scandinavian Lutheran, etc., congregation, Butte County, S. Dak 122 certain entries, etc., on lands of ceded Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, N. Dak., validated 894 Chamberlain, S.
Dak., district, certain final proofs in Stanley County accepted 121 containing antiquities to be reserved, etc 225 conveyance to Lyman Ballou, Buffalo Gap, S. Dak 891 credit for time, etc., to homesteaders dispossessed from St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway grants 120 to make new entry in two years 121 persons not entitled 121 cutting, etc., trees on, for pitch, etc., prohibited; punishment 208 entries, etc., on former Columbia Indian Reservation, Wash., before withdrawal for irrigation projects, confirmed 934 ceded Yakima Indian Reservation, Wash., confirmed 1420 entry of certain, authorized by Mancos, Colo 459 exchange of certain lands by Wyoming authorized 1055 five per cent of proceeds of sales granted to California for common schools 518 fruit and garden farm provisions under reclamation act 519 Glasgow, Mont., land district created 929 grant to Albuquerque, N.
Mex., for park 227 Arizona, for common schools 280 for universities, additional 282 Biloxi, Miss., for park, etc 149 Boulder, Colo., for water supply 1223 Canon City, Colo., for park, containing the Royal Gorge 238 Colorado, of desert lands in former Southern Ute Reservation; payment 1056 grant to Colorado State Agricultural College 1246 Durango, Colo., for water supply; price 1053 Episcopal Church in Utah, from former Uintah Reservation 611 Minnesota, for consumptive sanitarium 195 flowage rights reserved 195 Nez Perces County, Idaho, school district No. 57 549 Oklahoma for common schools 272 for universities, etc 273,932 indemnity 274 University Preparatory School; sale, etc 623 Tincup, Colo., cemetery 796 Wisconsin for forest reserve; reversion 517 sale of agricultural lands, proceeds for reforestation 518 homestead allotments to Alaska natives 197 entries allowed on certain lands in Yellowstone Forest Reserve 62 laws extended to abandoned Fort Rice Military Reservation.
N. Dak 808 homesteaders allowed temporary leaves of absence in certain States 1419 granted extension of time to establish residence, etc., in certain States 1421 in Alabama given lands for entries canceled by railroad grants 1408 to be repaid excess of lawful purchase money 1248 to make cash entry payments only after approval 1245 hunting, etc., birds and eggs, in game preserves unlawful; penalty 536 not applicable to Black Hills Forest Reservation, S. Dak 537 irrigable lands Yakima Reservation, Wash.,open to entry under reclamation act 53 isolated tracts to be sold at public auction; vested rights reserved 517 La Plata County, Colo., leased to P.
F. U. Rubber Company 88 laws extended to abandoned Fori Crittenden Military’ Reservation, Utah 808 Fort Shaw Military Reservation, Mont 228 reservations for Indian school and irrigation 229 Shoshone and Arapaho lands in Wyoming 78 lease of, to Montana College of Agriculture, etc., for dry land farming experiments 552 Louisiana, confirmation of titles to lands within private land claim of Isaac Crow 896 unsurveyed, to be surveyed 199 Mesa Verde National Park, Colo., created 616 Montana may exchange certain school indemnity for other 150 ’Nebraska arid land provisions extended 1224 Nome and Fairbanks districts, Alaska, created 1232 officers, fees, surveys, etc 1232 North Dakota, lands exchanged for State Historical Society 1241 opening diminished Colville Reservation, Wash., to settlement, directed 80 of Rosebud Reservation, S.
Dak., to entry 1230 reappraisement of suburban lots Port Angeles, Wash., town site 167cxlix receivers to deposit unearned fees and unofficial money in Treasury after five years 1245 payment, to parties entitled; time limit 1245 receivers refunded for expenses of hearings and depositing paid out of private funds 1245 limitation 1245 reservoir lands in Minnesota restored to homestead entry 195 resurvey of certain townships, Arizona 726 Baca County, Colo 459 in Colorado 868 in Nebraska 518 right of settlers on Northern Pacific Railroad lands to make other selections extended 197 right of way to Los Angeles, through certain, in California 801 sales of lands authorized 802 granted over, in Colorado 1227 rights of way through, forfeited by railroads failing to construct in five years 482 sale to Buffalo, Wyo., for park, etc 930 Johnson County, Wyo., for poor farm, authorized 186 Mena, Ark 518 Minnesota, of tract in Dakota County 78 Rock Sink, Fla., Missionary Baptist Church 634 sales for cemetery purposes authorized; limit, etc 1052 San Diego County, Cal., time for making settlement, etc., extended 1052 selections by North Dakota in lieu of erroneous entries in school lands 1218 by owners, etc., of lauds relinquished within Red Rock Lakes Reservoir site, Mont 151 reconveyed lands restored to public domain 151 soldiers’ additional homestead rights assigned to M.
J. Wine, validated 49 subdivisions and sale of certain, in Washington 229 survey of certain townships in Montana 726 time extended for establishing residence on ceded lands of Crow Indian Reservation. Mont 843 Shoshone Indian Reservation, Wyo 849 Uinta ceded lands, Utah 9 final proofs desert land entries in Benton Conunty, Wash 1057 opening Shoshone Indian Reservation, Wyo 825 town sites reserved under irrigation projects 116 tract for buffalo pasture, to be leased in Stanley County, S.
Dak 61 Umatilla Reservation, Oreg., grazing lands may be patented to purchasers 611 unallotted lands Biackfcet Indian Reservation opened to settlement 1037 Williston, N. Dak., land district created 148 Wyoming may exchange certain grants of 92 lands reconveyed restored to public domain 93 *Public Library, D. C., Free,* appropriation for salaries 487,1124 for Sunday and holiday opening 488,1124 for books, fuel, etc 488,1124 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 640 *Public Printer,* appropriation for, clerks 397 for, deputy, clerks, etc 943 deputy, qualification and duties 943 to submit estimates for all clerks, etc 397 *Public Printing and Binding,* appropriation for Public Printer, clerks 396 for Public Printer, deputy’, clerks, etc 943 deputy, appointment, qualifications,and duties 943 estimates for clerks, etc., to be submitted 397 for superintendent, of documents, etc 943 for foremen of divisions; superintendent of supplies 943 for captain of the watch, etc 943 estimates for clerks, etc. ; limitation on use of funds 943 for opinions of Assistant AtlorneysGeneral.
Post-Office Department 1205 for expenses of 759,1366 for Congress 759,1366 recommendation from printing committee 760, 1366 for Departments, etc 760,1366 division of allotments 761,1368 for leaves to employees 761,1368 estimates, etc., for pneumatic tube service to Capitol, etc 1368 iron bridges connecting upper floors 1368 deficiency appropriation for 48,665,1405 for leaves to employees 44,120,1398 transfer of appropriation 44,1398 for advertising sale of documents 1398 for night messengers at Congress 663, 1398 for Hydrographic Office 1398 for Court of Claims 1398 for Bureau of American Republics 1398 ordered; annual report 1905, beet sugar industry; future reports 839 Charters and Constitutions, new edition 759 compilation of river and harbor improvements laws 1119 Comptroller of the Currency, Report, number in creased 1425 Diseases of Houses.
Report 1425 eulogy on Representative John W. Cranford 826 extra copies, Digest of Customs Laws and Decisions 840 Fourth Annual Report, Reclamation Service 836 Hinds’ Parliamentary Precedents 1365 Laws and Statutes for Department of Justice 1426 Panama Canal message 1418 Precious Metals Statistics 1905 1425 preliminary examinations under river and harbor act, 1905 839 report of Director of the Mint. 1906 1424 second-class mail matter document 1426 estimates for all, to be submitted in annual estimates of Departments 762 no other fund to be used after fiscal year 1907 762 cost, of composition, illustrations, etc., of documents to be charged to Department, etc., preparing 825 printing, binding, etc., to be charged to allotments in proportion to copies delivered 825 documents otherwise distributed 825cl annual estimate to be made of probable cost of regular publications 825 allotment to be set aside solely for such use 826 use of balance 826 in effect July 1, 1906 826 documents for Congress may be printed in two or more editions: maximum 826 for Departments, etc., may be supplied in two or more editions: maximum 826 full quota authorized if required 826 Joint Commission to examine, continued 762 to report on abolition of branch printing offices in Departments, etc 762 expenses of office of superintendent of documents to be specifically appropriated for 1014 postponed one year; estimates, etc., to be made 1399 copies of publications to designated depositories.
State and Territorial libraries; allotment 1014 land-grant colleges constituted depositories 1014 orders to print to lapse after two years; subsequent editions limited 1014 repeal provisions 1015 Joint Committee on Printing to remedy delays, etc 1012 reprinting of documents for Congress; restriction 1012 printing for committees limited 1012 printing of extra copies; estimates required 1013 not appt icable to Horse and Cattle Diseases reports 1013 “extra copies" construed 1013 estimates to accompany orders to print documents 1013 reports from Departments to Congress: exception 1013 documents to be paid for from Congress allotment 1013 stationery, forms, etc., for Congress, committees. etc., to lie furnished by Public Printer 1013 binding for Senatorsand Representatives 1013 publications of Congress classified as Reports and Documents; numbering 1013 designation of Departmental reports, etc 1014 binding of numbered documentsand reports of general public character 1014 not of general public character distribution 1014 documents to be sent to library of Philippine government 850 *Public Property, etc.,* money arising from proceeds of, to be reported annually 763 *Public Roads, Director of,* appropriation for improving roads in Department grounds 681 *Public Roads Office, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 694,1279 for expenses of inquiries, etc 694,1280 *Public Schools, D.
C. (see also* Education of Children), appropriation for officers 498,1135 board of education to serve without compensation 498 for teachers 498,1135 filling vacancies 500 division of salaries prohibited 500,1138 unused balances a vailable; restriction 1138 appropriation for teachers not to be used as clerks or librarians 1139 for night schools and kindergartens 500,1139 for janitors and care of buildings 500, 1139 for engineers, technical schools 501,1139 for medical inspectors 501,1140 for rent, repairs, etc 501,1140 for plumbing repairs; estimates 501,1140 for manual training expenses 501,1140 for fuel, light, and power 501,1141 for furniture, new buildings 501,1141 for contingent expenses 502,1141 service as cadets required; exception 1141 for free lectures 502 for pianos 502,1141 for text-books, etc., flags; playgrounds; telephones 502,1141 for school gardens 1141 for commission on consolidation of school, etc 1141 for buildings, sites, etc 502,1142 limit of cost: plans, etc 1142 for extending Manual Training School 502 for site for future normal, etc, schools 502 for additional to McCormick 502 for Brightwood Park 503 for Deanwood 503 deficiency appropriation for fuel 31 for janitors 31 for contingent expenses 641 for furniture, etc., manual training school 641 for adjusting accounts of teachers 1377 general regulations of salaries, etc 316 scholars above second grade to have whole day sessions 316 board of education to control; appointment: to serve without pay 316 meetings; secretary 316 appointments, etc., subject to recommendation of superintendent 317 general duties; estimates 317 appointment of superintendent; term, duties, etc 317 asistant superintendent for white schools: duties 317 assistant superintendent for colored schools; duties 317 director of intermediate instruction; duties 317 supervision of manual training 317 salaries classified 318 allotment, to grades, etc 318 classification of nigh and technical schools 319 teachers to be arranged in classes and groups 319 appointment and promotion 319 annual increase in salaries 320 principals: pay, authority, etc 320 directors’ salaries 320 pay of officers, superintendent, assistants, etc 321 teachers on trial, etc., entitled to presence of counsel and a friend 321 commission to report plan for consolidating schools, etc 321 free tuition if pupils orparentsare taxpayers 113 *Publications Division, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 689,1275 for general expenses 690,1275 farmers’ bulletins; distribution of 690 for distribution, etc 690 for assistant, editors, artists, etc 690cli *Publications, Government (see* Documents, Public) *Pueblo Indians, N.
Mex.,* appropriation for special attorney 359,1041 *Puerto Cabello, Venezuela,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Puerto Cortez, Honduras,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Puerto Plata, Santo Domingo,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Puget Sound Navy-Yard, Wash.,* appropriation for public works; stone dry dock 566,1188 for public works, naval magazine 1190 for naval hospital, construction 1191 for marine barracks 1191 *Puget Sound, Wash,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of waterway connecting Lakes Union and Washington 1108 survey for lock canal 1108 for improvement of, and tri butary waters 1109 construction of revenue cutter for duty in, authorized 1010 appropriation for 1309 ship canal from Lake Washington to, authorized 231 modification allowed 1108 preliminary examination to be made for ship canal to Grays Harbor 1118 *Pulsifer, Pitman,* deficiency appropriation for preparing Navy Yearbook 1395 *Pulsifer, Woodbury,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *Pultneyville, N.Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1078 *Pungoteague, Creek, Va.,* light, station directed at 322 appropriation for 711 *Punxsutawney, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Purchasing Agent, Post-Office Department,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 437,982 *Pure Food Act* manufacture of adulterated or misbranded food or drugs in Territories or District of Columbia unlawful 768 penalty 768 introduction or shipment of adulterated or misbranded food ordrugs prohibited; punishment 768 uniform regulations; collection of specimens 768 chemical examinations; hearings, etc 769 certificate of violations 769 prosecutions for violations 769 definition of “drug” and “food” 769 adulterations of drugs 769 of confectionery 770 of food 770 definition of “ misbranded ” 770 misbranded drugs 770 failure to state narcotics, etc., used 770 food 770 failure to state narcotics, etc., used 770 exceptions; articles under distinctive names, not deceptive, etc 771 blends, etc., so stated 771 meaning of blend 771 proprietary foods provision 771 protection of guaranty from manufacturer; requirements 771 seizure of unlawful articles in transit,etc 771 disposal of condemned art ides 771 return to owner if not to be sold, etc.; bond required 771 condemnation proceedings; jury trials allowed 771 examination of imported foods and drugs 772 admission denied adulterated, misbranded, or unwholesome goods 772 destruction or exportation of articles condemned 772 delivery to consignee pending examination of samples; bond 772 charges, etc., on goods condemned 772 insular possessions included 772 corporations liable for acts of officers, agents, etc 772 in effect January 1, 1907 7,72 appropriation for expenses, carrying into effect 1272 deficiency appropriation for expenses under 841 *Pure Food Law,* appropriation for investigation of adulterations, etc 685 *Puyallup Agency, Wash.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians at 377,1050 *Puyallup Indian School,* sale of lands; proceeds for industrial, etc., school 377 *Puyallup River, Wash.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1118 *Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, Nev.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians on 358, 1040 **Q.** *Quapaw Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 344,1028 *Quarantine Districts for Live Stock.* appropriation for establishing 673,1259 *Quarantine, National,* control of all stations, etc., given to Secretary of Treasury 299 stations on the coast to prevent introduction of yellow fever 299 detention grounds, etc., at Dry Tortugas, etc., for disinfection 299 title of land to be transferred from other department 299 to be secured from owner 299 condemnation proceedings 300 notice of establishment of station, rules, etc 300 notice requirements for vessels with yellow fever 300 hospitals, disinfecting plants, etc 300 unauthorized entry to, or departure from, station a misdemeanor 300 punishment 300 punishment of master or owners of vessels violating quarantine laws and regulations 300 purchase of State or local stations 301 cession of jurisdiction 301 appropriation for expenses 301 *Quarantine Service (see also* Public Health and MarineHospital Service), appropriation for 409, 956 for expenses 709,1316 emergency printing 709,1316 for Biscayue Bay. launch 701clii appropriation for Portland, Me., House Island 701,1307 for Boca Grande 701,1307 for San Francisco 701 for Savannah, Ga 1307 for San Diego 1307 for Delaware Breakwater 1307 for Santa Rosa 1307 for Ship Island 1307 deficiency appropriation for 45 for Honolulu, Hawaii; change of allotment 29 for reclamation of Quarantine Island, Honolulu 29 right of way granted through, in Washington 926 *Quarantine Stations for Neat Cattle, etc.,* appropriation for maintaining, etc 673,1259 *Quartermaster-General’s Office, War Department* appropriation for clerks, etc 419,967 for employees, paid from .-Army appropriations 419 for rent, depot 421,967 *Quartermaster’s Department, Army,* appropriation for quartermaster-sergeants; longevity 242,1160 for pay of officers; longevity 244,1162 for regular supplies 250,1166 ice machines, laundries, etc 250,1166 post, bakeries, schools, etc 250,1166 forage, stationery, etc 250,1166 printing 250,1166 fuel to commissioned officers; rate 250 heat and light, for quarters 1167 printing contracts 250,1167 use of ice machines, etc., for outside work 251,1167 for equipping officers’ post schools 251,1167 for incidental expenses 251,1671 extra-duty pay, etc 251,1167 restriction at West Point 1167 interments, furniture, etc 251,1167 for care, etc., of horses 252, 1168 for purchase of horses; limit, etc 252,1168 for barracks and quarters 252,1168 commutation restriction 1168 assignment of rooms to officers; commutation 1168 limit to civilian employees 252,1169 purchase of land, Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio, Tex 252 additional land.
Fort Taylor. Fla 1169 use of embankment, etc., Key West. Barracks 1169 for post exchanges, etc 253,1169 hospital, Presidio of San Francisco, Cal 253 for transportation 253,1169 division of estimates 1169 transport service; sales restricted 253,1170 due land-grant, roads not bond aided 253,11170 rates; conditions 253,1170 limit of draft animals 254,1170 restrictions on use of transports 254,1170 for roads, etc., Alaska 254,1171 for shelter, etc., Army in the Philippines 251,1171 for clothing, and camp and garrison equipage 251,1171 for post hospitals;
Hot Springs, Ark 254,1171 appropriation for hospitals; Fort D. A.Russell, Wyo., Columbus Barracks, Ohio, and Jefferson Barracks. Mo 255 for hospital stewards’ quarters 255,1172 for shooting ranges, etc 255,1172 for Army War College 255,1172 for headstones for soldiers’ graves 740,1346 for additional supplies, relief of earthquake sufferers 827 for further relief; extra expenses 828 for extra-duty pay enlisted men, at West, Point 1064 deficiency appropriation for regular supplies 33,46,645,666,1381,1401,1404 for incidental expenses 46,645,666,668,1382,1101,1404 for transportation 46,646,666,668,1382,1401,1404 for clothing, and camp and garrison equipage 46,646,666,I401 for barracks and quarters 46,666,1401 for headstones for soldiers’ graves 46,666,1380,1401,1404 for hospitals 646 for reimbursing, stores furnished Marino Corps in China 649 for horses 1382 officer to be designated on commission on commercial use of surplus waters of the Mississippi in Minnesota 457 *Quarters, Army,* appropriation for 252,1168 assignment of rooms to officers; commutation 1168 for hospital stewards 255,1172 *Quebec, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Queens Creek, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Queenstown, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1081 *Quinaielt, and Quillehute Indians,* appropriation for support, etc., of 377,1050 *Quincy, Ill.,* additional term of court 882 *Quincy, Mass.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriations for 791,1302 *Quinn, Jennie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Quinn, Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Quitman County, Miss.,* bridge authorized across Coldwater River between Coahoma County and 631 **R.** *Raccoon Creek, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of; restriction 1080 *Racine, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1100 *Rahway River. N. J.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *Railroad,* term to include bridges and ferries used in connection with 584 all the roads owned or operated under contract, etc 584 switches, terminal facilities, etc 584 freight depots, yards, etc 584cliii *Railroad Rates (see* Interstate Commerce Regulations) *Railroad Routes, Postal Service,* appropriation formait transportation by 472, 1212 reduction in rates after July I. 1907 1212 additional pay for post-office car service 1212 fines for failures to maintain schedule time 472, 1212 for freight or express on postal cards, empty bags, etc 473,1212 withdrawal of supplies, etc., from mails at weighing periods 1212 deficiency appropriation for mail transportation by 658,668,1392 *Railroads (see also* Transportation), appropriation for enforcing safety appliances on 705,1312 for examination of block systems, etc 1312 deficiency appropriation for enforcing safety appliances on 13 forbidden to carry products in which interested, etc 585 hours of labor by train, etc., employees limited 1415 investigation ordered as to ownership, etc., by, of coal or oil carried, or in coal or oil lands, etc 823 by officials, and persons furnishing cars, etc 823 combinations to monopolize trade in coal or oil 823 car supply facilities for coal or oil 823 investigations ordered on block-signal systems and automatic train control 838 liability for injuries to employees through neglect of officers, etc 232 rights of way granted through public lands forfeited on failure to construct in five years 482 *Railway Adjustments, Postal Service.* appropriation for superintendent, assistant, etc 437,983 *Railway Congress, International,* appropriation for annual quota 292,921 *Railway Discriminations,* appropriation for regulating, etc 1311 *Railway Employees,* appropriation for arbitration of differences 705,1311 liability of common carriers for injuries to 232 provisions limiting hours of labor by 1415 *Railway Mail Service,* appropriation for General Superintendent, assistant, etc 473,983 for division superintendents, assistants, etc 473,1212 entry and advancement of clerks 1213 sick leaves 474 appointments, etc., limited 474,1213 transfer of civil-war veterans to office duty 474 for emergency service 474,1213 for substitute clerks; vacations 474,1213 for acting clerks in place of injured; death allowance 474,1213 for traveling expenses 474,1213 for miscellaneous expenses 474,1213 for per diem, etc., assistant superintendents 474,1213 deficiency appropriation for assistant superintendents 658 *Railway Post-Office Car Service,* appropriation for 473,1212 *Railway Rates, Discriminations,* appropriation for examinations, etc 705 deficiency appropriation for examinations, etc 119 *Railway Rates Hearings, Senate,* deficiency appropriation for extra services of clerks, etc 43,1396 *Rainy River Bridge.
Company,* may construct bridge, etc., over Rainy River at Pothers Point. Minn 103 *Rainy River, Minn.,* bridge authorized across, at Pethers Point 103 *Raleigh, N. C.,* terms of court 1224 *Range and Position Finders. Army,* appropriation for purchase, etc 462,1058 in insular possessions 1061 for field batteries 463,1175 for purchase, etc., Hawaii fortifications 465 *Rapid City, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian school 370,1047 for land forschool; walersupply 370 *Rappahannock livrer, Va.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 1082 *Raritan Bay, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *Raritan River, N. J.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement, of 1079 *Rates, Railroad (see* Interstate Commerce Regulations) *Ration, Navy,* modified, established 570 substitutions permitted 571 extra allowance, night duty, machinists, etc 571 interchange of articles 1193 *Rations, Army,* appropriation for 249,1165 emergency, to be issued in addition to regular 1165 *Rawlins,Wyo.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1302 *Raymond, Charles, Indian Allotee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Real Estate, D.
C.,* acknowledgment of deeds, etc., in Guam, Samoa, or Canal Zone 552 *Rebates, Railway Interstate,* forbidden 587 penalty for giving or receiving 587 additional penalty for receiving, from carriers 588 recovery in civil action 588 *Receipts and Es pendit lires of the Government,* statement for preceding year to be made in annual report of Secretary of the Treasury 949 *Receivers of Public Moneys,* appropriation for salaries and commissions, land offices 723,1332 deficiency appropriation for reimbursing 667,1402 unearned fees and unofficial moneys to be deposited in Treasury after five years; list, etc 1245 moneys deposited by unknown parties; deposit, list, etc 1245 refund to parties entitled 1245 cash entry payments by homesteaders only after approval by registers ami 1245cliv refund to, from contingent expenses, payments made for hearings and depositing from private funds 1245 limitation, regulations, etc 1245 *Receivers, United States Courts,* appeals to circuit court, of appeals from any interlocutory order appointing 116 *Reclamation Act, National,* establishment, of farm units for fruit and garden lands under 519 subdivision surveys: entries of lesser areas 519 additional entries allowed for lands relinquished 519 appraisal and sale of town sties within irrigation projects 519 rights to settlers.
Heyburn and Rupert,Idaho 520 withdrawals, etc., of town sites in excess of limit 520 desert-land entries within irrigation project not to have time computed while delayed 520 if projects abandoned, credit allowed for improvements, etc 520 if carried on, may relinquish excess and obtain patent 520 owning water right need not accept reclamation conditions 520 disposal of lands in Colville Reservation, Wash., under 82 irrigable lands on Yakima Indian Reservation, Wash., open to entry under 53 provisions extended to Texas 259 sales of restricted Indian allotments within projects of, permitted 327 town sites; withdrawals in connection with projects under 116 sales; proceeds 116 public reservations for towns 116 water supply; charges 116 power privileges; leases 117 withdrawal of lands on abandoned Fort Shaw Reservation, Mont., for projects under 229 *Reclamation Fund,* use of, for dam across Rio Grande under irrigation convention with Mexico 1357 *Reclamation Service, Irrigation of Arid Lands.* appropriation for expenses 728 for books, etc 1336 deficency appropriation for rent, payable from reclamation fund 663 allowance to chief disbursing officer, Geological Survey 729 employment of Indians on 1015 printing ordered of fourth annual report of 836 *Recorder of Deeds.
D. Ç.,* appropriation for purchase of book type-writers; use for recording 489 recopying old records by, permitted; limit 994 *Records of the Rebellion, Naval.*appropriation for publication of 423,969 *Recruiting. Navy,* appropriation for: restriction as to age, . 555 1177 *Recruiting, Marine Corps,* appropriation for 581,1202 *Red Cross Conference, International.* deficiency appropriation fordclegales 118 *Red Cross Society, American National,* appropriation for representatives at conference in London 1357 *Red Earth, Henry, Indian Allottee.,* fee-simple title to 373 *Red Hook Channel, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 736,1344 modification of improvement of, authorized 1077 *Red Lake River, Minn.,* dams, etc,, authorized across 65 *Red Men, Great Council. Improved Order of,* incorporated in District of Columbia 117 *Red River, La., Ark., Tex., and Okla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 for lighting mouth 713,1320 preliminary examination of, to be made at Boyce Landing, La 1113 time extended for bridging, by Shreveport. I a 9,1255 *Red River of the, North, Minn, and N.
Dak.,* appropriation for improvement of 1102 bridge authorized across, in North Dakota and Minnesota 820 by Oslo, Minn 467 preliminary examination to be made for connecting Minnesota River with 1114 in North Dakota 1116 *Red Rock Lakes Reservoir, Mont.,* lands within site of, restored to public domain 150 selections in lieu, by Montana, owners, etc 150 *Red Wing Minn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1302 *Redemption of Internal-Revenue Stamps,* *Ree, Frances.
Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Reform School, D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., of boys committed to 510,1150 for new buildings 751,1358 for additional family building 1358 for maintenance 758,1364 deficiency appropriation for plans for new building; limit of cost 40 for repairs, etc 40 for allowance in accounts of S. W. Curriden 656 juvenile court, to make commitments to 74 *Reform School for Girls, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 510,1150 juvenile court to make commitments to 74 *Refunding Internal-Revenue Taxes,* deficiency appropriation for. illegally collected 29,638,665,1375 *Refuse, D.
C., City,* appropriatiion for removing 495, 1132 *Register of the Treasury,* appropriation for. assistant, clerks, etc 407,954 *Register of Wills, D. C.,* appropriation for card index, etc 1126 *Registered Mail,* appropriation for indemnity for lost 476,1214 deficiency appropriation for indemnity for lost 668 *Registered Nurses. D. C.,* registration required 887 nurses’ examining board: qualifications and appointment, etc 887 certificates of registration; examinations 888 fee for registration; requirements of applicants 888 examinations, etc., excepted 888 revocation of certificates; hearing, etc 888 expenses, etc 889clv punishment for violations 889 acceptance of registry elsewhere: condition 889 limitations 889 *Registers, Land Offices,* appropriation for salaries and commissions 723,1332 *Registry Division, Post-Office, Department,* appropriation for superintendent, assist-ants, etc 438,983 for per diem, assistant superintendents 438,984 for supplies 476,1215 *Regulation of Railroad Rates (see* Interstate Commerce Regulations) *Rehoboth Hay, Del.,* preliminary examination, to be made for canal to Delaware Bay 1112 *Reichenbcrg, Austria,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294, 924 *Reity, Peter,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 43 *Reindeer, Alaska,* appropriation for support, etc 730,1338 transfer to missions 730 sale of surplus males 1338 deficiency appropriation for 654 *Reisinger, Roe, alias J.
Monroe Reisinger,* awarded medal of honor for bravery at battle of Gettysburg, 1863 1420 *Relief and Protecticm of American Seamen,* appropriation for 295,925 deficiency appropriation for 27,667,14115 *Religious Properties, D. C.,* refund of taxes erroneously charged on 869 deficiency appropriation for 1380 *Reno, New.,* appropriation for public building 1,302 deficiency appropriation for furniture, public building 1374 grant of strip of land to, from public building site 1237 limit of cost increased, public building at 773 *Rent,* appropriation for Department of State 949 for Treasury Department 410,956 for War Department 421,967 for Navy Department 427,973 for Interior Department 434,979 for Post-Office Department 439,985 for Department of Justice 441,986 for Census Office 444,989 for Department of Commerce and Labor 446, 991 for District Government 489,1125 for National Museum 704,1311 deficiency appropriation for Reclamation Service 663 *Rent of Court Rooms,* appropriation for 755,1361 *Renville, Alexis V., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Repayment to Importers,* deficiency appropriation for, excess of deposits 45 *Reporting Proceedings in Congress,* appropriation for House of Representatives 396,942 for Senate 392,938 deficiency appropriation for House of Representatives 662,1398 for Senate 661,1396 *Reports, Annual,* to be made by carriers to Interstate Commerce Commission 593 *Reports of Departments, etc.,* designation of; printing and binding 1014 *Reports, Published,* cost of composition, illustrations, etc., chargeable to Department, etc., preparing 825 printing, binding, etc., charged in proportion as delivered 825 otherwise distributed 825 printed for Congress, may be issued in two or more editions instead of one; maximum 826 Departments may be issued in two or more editions instead of one: maximum 826 full numlier authorized if necessary 826 *Reports, Senate and House,* classification of; numbering, etc 1014 *Representatives in Congress,* appropriation for compensation and mileage 392,938 for clerk hire 396,942 deficiency appropriation for compensation 661,1396 binding of documents for 1013 compensation established 994 *Reproducing Plats of Surveys,* appropriation for 724,1332 *Reserve Fund, Treasury,* suspension of issuing gold certificates when coin and bullion in, falls below $100,000,000 1289 *Reservoirs at Head of the Mississippi River,* appropriation for reconstructing Sandy Lake dam 1105 for dam at Gull Lake 1105 for ditches Gull Lake to Round Lake 1105 *Residence Abroad,* proceedings to cancel citizenship certificates of holders keeping permanent 601 *Restraint of Trade, etc.,* investigation ordered of contracts, etc., in, of coal or oil 823 *Retent on Contracts, D.
C.,* term of, for repairs of construction work 94 extended to construction of buildings, etc 929 *Retired Judges,* appropriation for salaries 447, 992 *Revenue-Cutter Service,* appropriation for expenses 702,1308 for seal fisheries, etc., Alaska 702,1309 for enforcing anchorage regulations, New York and Chicago 702,1309 Kennebec River. Me 702,1309 Saint Marys River, Mich 702,1309 for depot, Arundel Cove, Md 702 for improvement of depot 1309 details of officers in District of Columbia, permitted 1309 for steamer, North Carolina waters 702 for repairs to vessels 702,1309 transfer of “ Bancroft” 702 for lifesaving tug, North Pacific coast 702,1309 for vessel for removal of derelicts 703,1309 for launch.
Norfolk, Va 703 for steamer for Maine coast 1309 for installing wireless telegraphy on vessels 1309 for steam cutter, Puget Sound, etc 1309 for steam cutter, Savannah. Ga 1309 for seagoing tug. New Bedford. Mas 1309clvi appropriation for boarding vessel, New Orleans. La 1309 deficiency appropriation for expenses 30,45 for stores, etc., San Francisco earthquake 638 for refunding personal loss, San Francisco earthquake 1373 for oceangoing tug 1373 construction of four steam vessels authorized; cost; duty 1009 enlistments in, to be for three years 200 general regulations to be prepared 200 punishments authorized by commanders 200 by service courts; composition 200 specified offenses 200 upon commissioned officers 200 upon other persons 201 official prosecutor; approval, etc., of sentences 201 execution of imprisonment sentences 201 arrest of deserters; rewards 201 deserters disqualified for further service, or enlistment in Army or Navy 201 removal of disability 201 concurrent jurisdiction of civil authorities 201 other offenses triable by civil authorities 201 number of third lieutenants; promotion from cadets 452 cadets limited to filling vacancies in third lieutenants 452 examination; disqualification 452 to serve at least three years; dismissals 452 second assistant engineers, examinations; qualifications 452 two civilian instructors; salaries 453 officers not required to make oath to pay accounts 453 constructor to be selected from chief engineers 453 office of Captain of Engineers abolished 30 Engineer-in-Chief, created; term 30 rank, pav, and allowances 30 detail for enforcing anchorage, etc., rules, Saint Marys Hiver 136 to assist enforcing law against illegal landing, etc., of sponges 314 sea-going tug authorized for lifesaving service north Pacific coast 123 use of vessels and supplies for relief of earthquake sufferers, authorized 827 vessel for removing derelicts, etc., by, authorized 190 *Revenue from Customs,* appropriation for expenses of collecting; additional 1315 deficiency appropriation for collecting 28,45,636,665,1401 amount for detection of frauds upon, etc., increased 1315 fines, fees, charges, etc., to be covered into the Treasury 1315 payments to collectors, etc., on account of fees, to be from appropriation for collecting 1315 *Related Statutes,* amended, section 192 449 section 198 219 section 508 219 section 510 219 section 858 618 section 1305 246 section 1308 246 section 1580 570 amended, section 1581 571,1193 section 1661 449 section 1690 99 section 1699 101 section 1700 101 section 2536 874 section 2578 302 section 2630 880 section 2730 763 section 2844 539 section 2871 633 section 3240 387 section 3528 132 section 3529 132 section 3646 84,301 section 3679 49 section 3718 841 section 3719 841 section 4000 68 section 4325 136 section 4348 190 section 4414 106 section 4421 230 section 4426 194 section 4438 864 section 4471 797 section 4472 204 section 4502 137 section 4819 242 section 4937 168 section 5153 1290 section 5200 451 section 5481 546 repealed, section 1721 101 section 2165 603 section 2167 603 section 2168 603 section 2173 603 section 2851 101 section 4136 17 section 4386 608 section 4387 608 section 4388 608 section 4389 608 section 4390 608 section 5193 1289 *Revision of the Laws,* joint special committee to report, etc., on work of statutory revision commission; expenses, etc 1423 *Revision of the Laws, Commission on,* to complete work by December 15, 1906 754 *Revolution,War of the,* records of public and private armed vessels in Executive Departments to be transferred to Secretary of the Navy. 579 *Rheims, France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Rhodd, Zoe, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Rhode Island,* appropriation for naval training station 556,1178 for naval training station, buildings 1189 resettlement of claim for expenses, war with Spain 214 *Rhode Island Avenue, D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending 15 deficiency appropriation for extending 1377 *Rice, Daisy. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Rice, Daniel. Indian Allottee,*fee-simple title to 356clvii *Richardson County, Nebr.,* per capita payment to Sac and Fox Indians, from tribal funds 262 payment of drainage assessments 263 appropriation for per capita to Indians 263 for drainage assessments on tribal lands 263 for drainage assessment on lands of 1 owes 263 cost of reclaiming Indian lands may be assessed thereon 263 fee-simple patents may be issued to Indians in drainage district 263 *Richardrille, Mary, Indian Allottee,*a lienation restrictions removed 346 *Richardrille, Thomas F., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Richland Creek, Tenn.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Richmond, Va.,* appropriation for public building; contracts 1303 rent 1303 reconstruction and enlargement authorized of public building at 785 appropriation for 796 *Rider, Mrs.
Josephine, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Rijle Contests,* appropriation for national trophy at 258,1175 for medals, prizes, etc 258,1175 deficiency appropriation for nat ional trophy medals, etc 32 *Rifle Practice, National Board for Promotion* appropriation for expenses of meetings 258 *Rijle Practice, Organized Militia,* annual appropriation available for expenses 450 *Riga, Russia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Right of Way,* granted through certain public landsand forest reserves in California 801 Fort Columbia Military Reservation 926 Fort Douglas Reservation, Utah 927 Fort Keogh Military Reservation, Mont 187 Fort Marion Military Reservation, Fla 1219 Fort Niobrara Reservation, Nebr 297 Fort Sill Military Reservation,Okla 613 Fort Wright Military Reservation, Wash 865,927 Lock No. 1, Upper White River, Ark 1283 Natchez, Miss., national cemetery 1248 Pigeon Point Light-House Reservation, Cal 548 public lands in Colorado to Central Colorado Power Company 1227 quarantine station, Washington 926 San Pedro Military Reservation, Cal 915 Shiloh National Park 388 Vicksburg, Miss., national cemetery 849 Willoughby Spit Military Reservation, Va 1249 time extended to Alaska Central Railway for building road in Alaska 798 Alaska Short Line Railway and Navigation Company 610 Council City and Solomon River Railroad in Alaska 6 of railroads through lands reserved to Arizona and Oklahoma confirmed 481 provisions for electric power companies, Indian Territory 146 through public lands forfeited by railroads failing to construct in five years 482 to railroads in Indian reservations, etc.; limit for stations increased 330 *Rimouski, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 for reimbursing consul-general, navy claim 1291 deficiency appropriation for Pan-American Conference at 118 *Rio Grande,* appropriation for irrigation dam, under convention with Mexico 1357 *Ripley, Tenn.,* delivery of gun carriage to, for monument, authorized 836 *River and Harbor Improvements,* appropriation for improvement of rivers and harbors 736,1073,1344 contracts authorized, 35-foot channel, Boston, Mass 1074 Ambrose Channel, N.
Y 1077 Black Rock Harbor, Niagara River, N.Y 1078 Cold Spring Inlet, Cape May, N. J 1079 Baltimore, Md 1081 Savannah, Ga 1084 locks and dams, Black Warrior, Warrior, and Tombigbee rivers, Ala 1087 Southwest Pass, Mississippi River 1089 Galveston Harbor, Tex 1090 Ohio River 1095 Detroit River 1098 Saint Marys River Falls, Mich., new lock and canal 1098 location of dam on Fox River changed 1102 power station Rock River, Ill., authorized 1103 Mississippi River 1103 engineer commission on 14-foot channel 1104 Columbia River, Ong. and Wash 1107 for dredges, Oregon and Washington waters 1107 time extended for improving Snake River, Alaska 1109 for emergencies; limit 1110 depth of tidal waters 1110 payment for repairs, etc 1110 surveys, etc., to be paid from appropriations for improvement 1110 work by contract or otherwise 1110 allotment of consolidated items 1110 combination of contracts 1110 use of insufficient appropriations 1111 for preliminary examinations, surveys, etc 1111 no surveys, etc., unless specially ordered 1111 restriction on supplemental reports,etc 1111 payment for examination of wharves, harbor lines, etc., in Porto Rico 1111 preliminary examinations or surveys ordered 1111 review by board; restriction 1118 submission of reports; printing 1118 compilation of laws ordered printed; contents 1119 use of dredges authorized on Great Lakes and North Atlantic coasts 1119clviii changes in location of bridges over Hudson River, N.
Y., on approval of Secretary of War 1119 International Waterways Commission, rent of rooms 1119 condemnation of land for, at expense of persons, etc., to obtain title, and transfer to Government 196 extended to locks, dry docks, etc 632 improvement of seacoast channel, etc., by New Jersey, authorized 800 payment, for dredging channel and anchorage basin, Mississippi Sound. Miss 833 printing ordered of preliminary examinations and surveys, act of 1905 839 survey of Coney Island channel, N.
Y., ordered 538 use of balance, Mississippi River, between the Ohio and the Missouri 838 *River and Harbor Improvement Laws,* compilation orderedprinted to include second session, Fifty-ninth Congress 1119 *“River Queen” Steamer,* >appropriation for reimbursing owners of 1293 *Rivers,* appropriation for lighting of 712,1320 regulations for bridges over 84 for dams across 386 *Riverside, Cal.,* appropriation for Indian school 333,1022 deficiency appropriation for Indian school 655 *Rxey, J.
F., late a Representative in Congress,* deficiency appropriation for pay to widow 1396 *Roads, D. C.,* appropriation for grading 490,1128 for condemnation, etc 491,1128 for construction of county 491,1128 for repairs, county 492,1130 condemnation of land for, proceedings under Code 151 *Roads, etc., Alaska,* provisions for constructing, etc 192 *Roadways, D. C.,* appropriation for paving under pennit system 1127 *Roanoke River, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 bridge authorized across, at Weldon 197 *Roanoke, Va.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 776 appropriation for 791,1303 terms of court at 547 *Robertson, William B., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Robinson Point, Wash.,* light-keepers’ dwelling, directed 324 deficiency appropriation for 660 *Robinson, Samuel,* deficiency appropriation for 663,1398 *Rochambeau Statue,* deficiency appropriation for account of ceremonies, unveiling 644 *Rochester, Minn.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Rochester, N.
K.,* limit of cost, increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789,1303 rent 1303 for special repairs 1303 *Rock Creek Park, D. C.,* appropriation for care and improvement 497,1135 Congressional committee on proposed additions to 788 opening of park way from Sixteenth street to, authorized 1090 appropriation for condemnation expenses 1001 *Rock Creek Valley, D. C.,* appropriation for expenses of plans for treatment of, in the city 1131 *Rock Island, Arkansas and Louisiana Railroad Company,* may bridge Ouachita, etc., rivers, Ark 1 *Rock Island Arsenal, Ill.,* appropriation for care, etc 731,1339 for water supply 732 for bridge expenses 732,1339 deficiency appropriation for bridge expenses 1381 *Rock Island Rapids, Mississippi River,* time extended for dam, etc., on banks of 876 *Rock of Ages, Lake Superior,* appropriation for light and fog-signal station 711,1316 *Rock River, Ill.,* construction of dam authorized across, near Grand Detour 14 dams, etc., at Lyndon 933 dams authorized across north and south branches.
Rock Island county, Ill 155 power plant by Sterling Hydraulic Company on. authorized 1103 *Rock Sink, Fla., Missionary Baptist Church,* sale of lands to, authorized 634 *Rockford, Ill.,* acquiring land for and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1303 *Rockhall, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1081 *Rockport, Me.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1113 *Rockwood, Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Rocky River, Ohio,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1116 *Rodgers, Aug.
F.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1393 *Roebuck Lake,. Miss.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Rogers, Eustace B.,* appropriation for allowance in accounts 1291 *Rome, Ga.,* deficiency appropriation for public building 31 *Rome, Italy,* classification anti salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 deficiency appropriation for quota, etc., International Institute of Agriculture 635 *Rome, N.Y,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 *Rondout, N.
Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harlior 1077 *Rosario, Argentine Republic,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Rosebud Agency, S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent al 369,1046clix *Rosebud Indian Reservation. S. Dak.,* disposal of part of unallotted lands of 1230 reservation of school sections 1230 opening to entry ; prices, sales, etc 1230 town sites reserved 1231 disposal of proceeds; per capita distribution 1231 purchase of school sections for South Dakota 1231 appropriation for, and expenses 1231 liability of United States limited 1232 treaty rights of Indians retained 1232 *Ross, Edward G., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrict ions removed 315 *Ross, Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Ross, John, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Ross, Maud W., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Hoss, William P., of Bartlesville, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Ross, William P., of Tahlequah, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Rost raver Township, Pa.,* time extended for bridging Monongahela River between North Charleroi and 884 *Rotterdam, Netherlands,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Roubaix.
Prance,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Roue,. France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Rouge River. Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1098 *Rouulaid, Elisa, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Rouillard, Julia, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Rouillard, Thomas, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Roumania and Scrvia,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Round Valley Agency, Cal.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 333,1022 *Round Valley Indian Reservation, Cal.,* appropriation for removing obstructions, branch of Eel River 333 correction 1022 for payment to Indians of, for lands erroneously entered 1022 *Rouse, Mary S., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Royal Gorge, Arkansas River,* grant to Canon City.
Colo., public lands containing 238 *Rubber Experimental Farm,* lease of Colorado lands to P. F. IT. Rubber Company for 88 *Rules and Specifications for Grading Lumber Adopted by Various Lumber Manufacturing Associations of the United States,* protection of copyrighted matter appearing in 836 *Rules of the House of Representatives, Digest of,* appropriation for compiling 392,938 *Rulo, Zally, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Rum,* withdrawal for denaturing only 1250 *Rupert, Idaho,* privileges of settlers, for entries under reclamation act 520 *Rural Delivery, Postal Service,* appropriation for superintendent , assistant, etc 438,984 for rent 440 for carriers; substation clerks 477,1215 for supplies 477,1215 deficiency appropriation for,, 658,668,1392,1404 salary of carriers 1215 leaves of absence; payment to substitutes 1215 substation clerks, allowance 1215 water routes with power boats 1215 *Russia,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for third secretary 287,918 *Ruston, La.,* construction of public building authorized at; nominal site 778 appropriation for 792,1303 **S.** *S Street, D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 641 *Sabine Customs District. Tex.,* established; boundary 302 Port Arthur port of entry, and Sabine subport 302 acceptance of Port Arthur Ship Canal; additional land 302 use before transfer 303 charges 303 collector at Port Arthur; salary, etc 303 Sabine made subport, with immediate transportation delivery privileges 303 officers, duties, etc 303 *Sabine Pass, Tex., and La.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 1090 *Sabine River, La.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Sabine River, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 739 for improvement of channel to Taylors Bayou, use for Port Arthur Ship Canal, etc 1090 bridge authorized across, between Newton County.
Tex., and Calcasieu Parish, La 7 *Sabine, Tex.,* made subport of entry 302 granted immediate transportation delivery privileges 303 *Sac and Fox Indian Reservation, Iowa,* appropriation for Indian school 347,1029 *Sac and Fox Indians of the Mississippi,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 363,1045 per capita payment to 363 *Sac and Fox Indians of the Mississippi, Iowa,* may bring suit against the United States and the Sac and Fox Indians in Oklahoma 1055 *Sac and For Indians of the Mississippi in Oklahoma,* claims of Sac and Fox Indians in Iowa against, to be brought in Court of Claims 1055clx *Sac and Fox Indians of the Missouri,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 348,1031 treaty funds to credit of: per capita payments 1031 fee-simple patents may be issued to, allottees in Kansas and Nebraska 349 to certain allottees 349 surplus lands to be allotted to members born since complet ion of allotments 349 payment of per capita to, in Richardson County, Nebr 262 appropriation for drainage assessments on lands of 263 shares of minors, etc., in trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Sacramento River, Cal.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of 1107 diversion of, for irrigation, authorized: conditions 185 preliminary examination of, to be made to Feather River 1112 *Safety Appliances, Railway,* appropriation for enforcing use of 705,1312 deficiency appropriation for enforcing 31 investigation directed on necessity for automatic brake control, etc 838 *Say Harbor, N.K.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Saginaw River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1097 *Saigon, Cochin China,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Sail Vessels,*l icense required of masters of, over 700 gross tons, etc. : penalty for violations 864 *Sailing Vessels,* space, etc., requirements for emigrant passengers on 910 *Saint Andrews Bay.
Fla.,* bridge authorized across, in Washington County 18 preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Saint Ann’s Infant Asylum, D. C.,* appropriation for care, etc., of children in; contract 512,1153 *Saint Anthony’s Church. D. C.,* taxes refunded 870 *Saint Augustine. Fla.,* deed of “The Lines” for school purposes to Saint Johns County 913 *Saint Charles County, Mo.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River, between Saint Louis County and 818 *Saini Charles, Mo.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1303 *Saint Christopher, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Clair River, Mich.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel between Russell Island and Grand Point 1114 *Saint Cloud Eleetric Power Company,* may dam, etc., Mississippi River, Minn 537 *Saint Croix River, Minn, and Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of 1101 *Saint Cyprian’s Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Saint Cyr, Alexander, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Saint Cyr, David, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Saint Cyr, Louis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 376 *Saint Etienne, France,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Francis River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 bridge authorized across, in Clay County 19,20 Cross and Poinsett counties 819 Madison, Ark 90 *Saint Gall, Switzerland,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Saint Helena Parish, S.
C.,* free school fund transferred to South Carolina 893 appropriation for 893 *Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint John, New Brunswick,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint John River Commission,* appropriation for expenses of 292 *Saint Johns County, Fla.,* deed of “The Lines” for school purposes to 913 *Saint Johns Light and Power Company,* granted right, of way through Fort Marion Reservation, Fla 1219 *Saint Johns, Neufoundland,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Johns, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Johns River, Fla.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of, Jacksonville to the ocean 739,1086 at Orange Mills Flats 1086 at Jacksonville 1086 at Volusia Bar 1086 preliminary examination of, to be made from Jacksonville to Sanford 1112 Sanford to Lake Ilarney 1112 *Saint John’s School, Okla.,* reservation of lands for, on Osage Reservation; deed 542 *Saint Johnsbury, Vt.,* appropriation for fish hatchery: auxiliary station 721 *Saint Jones River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 preliminary examination of. to be made 1112 *Saint Joseph, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1096 *Saint Joseph, Mo.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *Saint Joseph River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 dam authorized across, near Berrien Springs, Mich 102 Mottville, Mich 1254 *Saint Josephs Bay, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Saint Juliens Creek Naval Magazine, Va.,* appropriation for galvanized-iron storehouse 567 *Saint Louis Bay, Lake Superior,* appropriation for lighting channel 713,1320 *Saint Louis County, Mo.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River between Saint Charles County and 818 *Saint Louis Electric Bridge Company,* may bridge Mississippi River at Saint Louis, Mo 892clxi *Saint Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company,* granted right of way through lands of dam No. 1, Upper White River, Ark 1283 *Saint Louis, Mo.,* appropriation for warehouse, Indian supplies 329,1018 for assistant treasurer’s office 413,960 for assay office at 416,962 limit of cost increased for site and building, new post-office 776 appropriation for 791,1303 bridge authorized across Mississippi River at 892 may bridge Mississippi River 461 acquire property in Illinois and Missouri for approaches, etc 462 time extended for 883 *Saint Louis School, Okla.,* reservation of lands for, on Osage Reservation: deed 542 *Saint Lucia Inlet, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Saint Luke Parish, S.
C.,* free school fund transferred to South Carolina 893 appropriation for 893 *Saint Mark’s Parish. D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Saint Marks River, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Saint Marys Falls Ship Canal,* settlement, of claim against Michigan for constructing, etc 187 *Saint Marys River, Mich.,* appropriation for enforcing anchorage regulations 702,1309 for improvement of 739 for improvement of Middle and West Neebish channels 737,1344 for improvement of, at the falls 1345 for construction of new lock and canal at the falls; contract 1098 work to proceed without prejudice to litigation 1098 proceedings to acquire landsand waters necessary to project 1098 purchase from owners 1098 condemnation proceedings; appraisal, etc 1099 suits for damages in Court of Claims 1099 remedial works for Michigan Lake Superior Power Company 1100 Secretary of Commerce and Labor to make rules for anchorage, etc., in 136 penalty for violations modified 136 *Saint Matthew’s Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Saint Michael Canal, Alaska,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 1109 *Saint Michaels, Alaska,* inspector of hulls and boilers provided for port of 106 *Saint Michaels, Azores,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Paul, Minn.,* construction of bridge authorized across Mississippi River between Fort Snelling and 66 appropriation for construction 1346 control of expenses of bridge across Mississippi River to Fort Snelling from 1418 examination, etc., on use for power of surplus waters of the Mississippi between M inneapolis and 456 limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789,1303 *Saint Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway Company,* homesteaders erroneously entering indemnity grants to, allowed credit, etc., on making new entries 120 *Saint Paid’s English Lutheran Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Saint Petersburg, Russia,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Saint Pierre, Saint Pierre Island,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Stephen, New Brunswick,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saint Thomas, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Sakonnet Harbor. R. I.,* appropriation for improvement of 1075 *Salaries,* computation of monthly and yearly 763 *Salaries and Allowances, Post-Office Department,* appropriation for superintendent, assistant, etc 437,982 for assistant, superintendents; per diem. etc 471,1210 *Salem, Mass.,* fog signal established at Baker Island 322 *Salem, Oreg.,* appropriation for Indian school 369,1045 enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790 *Salem River,N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1080 *Salesmen, Traveling or City,* priority, in bankruptcy, of wages due 267 *Saline River. Ark.,* preliminary examination of. to be made 1111 *Salisbury, N. C.,* appropriation for approaches to national cemetery 259 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1303 *Salmon Fisheries, Alaska (see also* Alaska Salmon Fisheries), appropriation for protecting 721,1329 regulations for protecting 478 *Salt Lake City, Utah,* deficiency appropriation for public building 638 may construct, boulevard through Fort Douglas Reservation 927 salary of surveyor of customs, increased 452 *Saltillo, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saluda River, S.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Salvador, Honduras and* appropriation for minister to 916 for secretary of legation 917 *Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and* appropriation for minister to 286 for secretary of legation 287 *Samoa,* acknowledgment of deeds, etc., affecting lands in District of Columbia or Territories 552clxii *Samoan Claims,* deficiency appropriation fur paying Germany 635 Denmark 635 France 635 *Samuels, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *San Angelo, Tex.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1303 *San Antonio, Tex.,* appropriation for land, military post near 253 enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1303 *San Bernardino Forest Reserve.
Cal.,* permit to occupy land, etc., for power plants in, by Edison Electric Company 163 *San Carlos Agency, Aris.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 332,1021 *San Diego, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1106 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1303 preliminary examination to be made of harbor entrance 1112 *San Diego County, Cal.,* deficiency appropriation for resurvey of certain townships 120 time extended for making settlement, etc., on public lands in certain townships of 1052 *San Diego Quarantine Station,* appropriation for fence 1307 *San Francisco, Cal.,* appropriation for post exchange, Presidio army hospital 253 for dispatch agent 289,919 for warehouse, Indian supplies 329,1018 for mint at 414,961 for reimbursing officers and men of Navy and Marine Corps for losses by fire 554 for pneumatic tube, etc., mail service 472,1211 for public building, customhouse 699,1303 heating, etc., plant 699 subtreasury 1303 additional, for site 1303 for quarantine station 701 for immigrant station, Angel Island 710 for repairing monument, in national cemetery 1347 for reconstructing military prison 1348 deficiency appropriation for mint 31,665 for post-office, etc 638 for earthquake damages, post-office and court house 639 mint building 639 subtreasury 639 appraisers stores 639 acquiring land for, and extending subtreasury at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1303 cooperation with mayor, relief of earthquake, etc., sufferers 827 minor coins to be coined nt mint; distribution 132 preliminary examination to be made of harbor for removing rocks 1111 *San Francisco Collection District.
Cal.,* entry, etc., of vessels for petroleum, permitted at San Luis Obispo, Port Harford, and Monterey 23 *San Francisco Earthquake,* appropriation for naval and postal service 168 for reproducing land records destroyed by 429,1336 for rebuilding light stations, etc., damaged by 710 deficiency appropriation for repairing, etc., aids to navigation destroyed by 842 for internal-revenue cutter service 638 for repairs to public buildings 639 for losses, California Débris Commission 644 for replacing military stores destroyed by 645 for Marine Corps losses 650 for reproducing surveyor-general’s plats, etc., destroyed by 653 for postal emergencies 658 purchase of additional army supplies to issue to sufferers from 827 cooperation with State and municipal authorities 827 use of naval vessels, revenue cutters, etc., authorized 827 appropriation for purchases, etc 827 made available for medical supplies 827 for further relief; extra expenses 828 use of relief fund extended to personal services, etc 644 change in weighing of mails authorized on account of 830 *San Gabriel Forest Reserve.
Cal.,* permit to occupy lands, etc., for power plants in, by Edison Electric Company 163 *San Gabriel Timber Land Reserve, Cal.,* right of way through. to Lixs Angeles 801 *San Joaquin River. Cal.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of harbor 1106 preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *San Jose, Cal,* deficiency appropriation for repairs to post-office 639 *San Jose, Costa Rica,* classification and salary of consul 100 *San Juan de Mayaras Hill, Cuba,* use of transport “Sumner” to convey Commission. etc., to dedication of battle monuments 821 *San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua,* classification and salary of consul 99 *San Juan Pah Ute Indians.
Utah,* appropriation for lands and sheep for 376 *San Juan, Porto Rico,* appropriation for land, post cemetery 741 for improvement of harbor; contracts 1110 for Army hospital 1172 construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1303 *San Juan Ridge, Cuba,* use of transport “Sumner” to convey com-mission, etc., to dedication of battle monuments 821 *San Luis Obispo, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; contracts 1106 entry, etc., of vessels for petroleum permitted at 23 *San Marcos, Tex.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *San Pablo Bay, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of 736clxiii *San Pedro, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 736,1314 preliminary examination to be made of breakwaters 1112 *SanPedro Military Reservation.
Cal.,* right of way granted to Ixis Angeles InterUrban Railway Company 915 *San Salvador, Salvador,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 *Sandakan, Borneo,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Sandusky, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 739,1094,1345 *Sandy Bay, Cape Ann, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor of refuge; contracts 739,1074 *Sandy Hook, N. J., Army Proving Ground,* appropriation for current expenses 464,1060 for expenses of officers 464,1061 for repairs to railroad tracks 464,1061 for repairs, etc.; fire protection 732,1339 for shops, etc 1339 for barracks for enlisted men 732 for shops, power plant, etc 732 *Sandy Luke Reservoir Dam, Minn.,* appropriation for reconstructing 1105 *Sanitarium far Consumptives,* land granted to Minnesota for 195 *Sanitary Bureau, International,* appropriation for annual contribution 292,921 *Santa Barbara Forest Reserve, Cal.,* right, of way through to Los Angeles 801 *Santa Cruz, Cal.,* acquiring site fur public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Santa Fe, N.
Mex.,* appropriation for Indian school 359,1040 for additional buildings, Indian school 359 convention to make constitution for Arizona to meet in 279 to be capital of State of Arizona till 1915 280 *Santa Monica, Cal.,* appropriation for expenses Volunteer Soldiers’ Home; additions 742,1354 deficiency appropriatiou for Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 1401 *Santa Rosa, Cal.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1303 *Santa Rosa Quarantine Station.
Fla.,* appropriation for reconstruction, etc 1307 *Santee River, S. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Santee Sioux Indian Allottees,Nebr.,* fee-simple patents authorized to certain 357 *Santee Sioux Indians, Nebraska,* payment of share in Sioux fund; minora, etc 356 *Santiago de Cuba,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Santiago de Cuba Battlefield,* use of transport "Sumtier” to convey commission to dedication of battle monuments at 821 *Santo Domingo (see also* Dominican Republic), appropriation for minister resident and consul-general to 287 for secretary of legation 287 *Santos, Brazil,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 *Sar Sarp Kin, Margaret, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 379 *Sarasota Bay.
Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Saratoga Springs, N. Y.,* appropriation for public building 1303 limit of cost increased, public building 773 *Sarnia, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Sasanoa River, Me.,* appropriation for improvement of 1073 *“Saturn” vs. “Newehicang,”* appropriation for pay costs of defendant in suit of 1291 *Saugatuck. Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *Saugatuck River, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of 1076 *Saugerlties.
N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1077 *Sauk Rapids, Minn.,* time extended for dam across Mississippi River, at 1058 *Sauk Rapids Water Power Company,* time extended for dam across Mississippi River, by 1058 *Sault Sainte Marte, Mich.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1303 part of Fort Brady Reservation reserved for public building 190 *Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Saumty, Emma, or Tah lab to ti, Kiowa Allottee,* may sell part, of allotment 364 *Savannah.
Ga.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts; dredge, jetties, etc 739,1084,1345 for quarantine station; power boat 1307 for revenue cutter 1309 for improvement, of waterway between Fernandina, Fla., and 1085 deficiency appropriation for marine hospital 639 revenue cut I or authorized for duty at, etc 1010 appropriation for 1309 *Savannah River,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of, below Augusta 1085 above Augusta 1085 dam, etc., authorized across, at Andersonville Shoals 1240 Calhoun Falls 1240 Cherokee SI ion Is 1255 Gregg Shoals 876 Hattons Ford 1240 McDaniel Shoals 1238 Middleton Shoals 1239 Trotters Shoals 1241 Turner Shoals 1239 two dams, etc., authorized across, above Augusta.
Ga 1000 preliminary examination of, to be made, below Augusta 1112 *Savannah River Power Company,* may dam Savannah River al. Gregg Shoals 876 *Savings Banks, etc., D. C.,* all, to make and publish reports as required of national banks 458 power of Comptroller to take possession 458clxiv semiannual reports from foreign companies 458 printing publications 459 examinations by comptroller 459 *Sawyer, Mrs. Augusta H.,* deficiency appropriation for 1391 *Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Lillie Missouri River Congregation,* lands for cemetery granted to, in Butte County, S.
Dak 122 *Scarlet Fever. D. C.,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Schedules of Interstate Railway Rales, etc.,* provisions for public inspection of, etc 586 *Schenectady. N. Y.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1304 *School Attendance, D. C.,* provisions for compulsory 219 *School Street NW., D. C.,* condemnation proceedings for extending 882 appropriation for 882 *Schools. D. C. (see* Public Schools. D. C.) *Scientific Literature, International Catalogue of,* appropriation for cooperation in work of 704,1310 *Scott, W.T.,* title to certain lands in Texas relinquished to heirs of 1285 *Scuppernong River, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *“Sea Lion.>” ForeignBuilt Dredge,* to be documented as vessel of the United States 204 *Sea Travel, Army,* allowance to officers, etc., of expenses, when under orders 247 land rates for travel in Philippines, Hawaii, waters of United Slates and Alaska 247 *Sea Walls, Fortifications,* appropriation for constructing 467,1059 *Seacoast Artillery, Army,* appropriation for altering, etc 463,1060 insular possessions 1062 for boats for 1171 *Seacoast Batteries,* appropriation for constructing, in Hawaiian and Philippine Islands 1061 *Seacoast Cannon, Army,* appropriation for purchase, manufacture, etc 1059 insular possessions 1061 *Seacoast Defenses,* appropriation for barracks and quarters for artillery 1348 *Seal Fisheries (see also* Alaskan Seal Fisheries), appropriation for protecting 702,1309 deficiency appropriation for janitors 42,1393 *Seal, United States Commissioners,* to be provided ; use, etc 546 *Sealer of Weights and Measures, D.
C.,* appropriation for. assistants, etc 485,1122 duties, receipts from farmers, etc., street markets 485 guaranty of bonding company allowed 94 *Seamen,* enticing intoxicated persons on board, etc., to serve as, punishable 551 punishment for inducing intoxicated or drugged, to go on laiard vessel 551 extended to high seas and navigable waters 1233 to agree to serve on vessel 551 punishment for detaining on board, etc, intoxicated or drugged 551 aiding and abetting 551 wages provisions, extended to oyster vessels 551 *Seamen, American,* appropriation for lifesaving testimonials, rescuing shipwrecked 290,919 for relief and protection of shipwrecked 295,925 deficiency appropriation for relief, etc.,of 27,667,1405 for services to vessels and 48, 667,1403 *Searchlights for Harbor Defense,* appropriation for purchase, etc 462,1058 for insular possessions 1061 *Seattle, Wash.,* appropriation for assay office at 416,962 for master, in case of George Edward Adams, embezzling gold dust from 755 *Sebewaing River.
Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of 1098 *Second Assistant Postmaster-General,* appropriation for. superintendents, etc 437,983 for postal service, office of 472,1211 for transportation 472,1211 for rent of buildings for repair shops, supplies, etc 1211 for power, light, etc 1211 for installation 1211 for freight on postal cards, etc.; withdrawal from mails at weighing periods 1212 for railroad transportation 472,1212 reductions in rates, etc 1212 fines for nondelivery on time by railroads 472,1212 for railway post-office car service 473,1212 for Railway Mail Service 473,1212 for foreign mails 475,1214 for travel and miscellaneous expenses 475,1214 *Second-Class Mail Matter,* appropriation for counsel, suits affecting. 476 1214 for ascertaining and report on amount of, handled 473 joint commission of Congress to investigate and report on 477,1420 appropriation for expenses 477 printing of document on, ordered; distribution 1426 *Second Street NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending, from Elm to Bryant 845 appropriation for 845 *Secret Service Division, Treasury Department,* appropriation for chief, clerks, etc 409,955 *Secretaries of Embassies and Legations,* appropriations for salaries 287,917 *Secretaries of Executive Departments,* compensation established 993 *Secretary of Agriculture,* apuropriation for, Assistant, clerks, etc 670,1256 for charwomen, laborers, etc 670,1256 for printing and binding Annual Report of 760, 1367 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1392 duties of, agricultural experiment stations in Statesand Territories 63 meat inspection regulations 674,1260 over national forests 1269 made a trustee, Foundation for Promotion of Industrial Peace 1242clxv may use part of Fort.
Keogh Reservation, Mont., as experimental horse-breeding station 252 printing of annual reports of beet-sugar industry. 1905; future reporta discretionary 839 to issue rules, permits, etc., for excavating for antiquities on public lands under his jurisdiction 225 rules for Grand Canyon Forest Reserve wild animal breeding place 607 rules, etc., rights of way tn certain forest reserves, California 166 regulations to carry out pure-food act 768 to prepare list of agricultural lands in forest reserves for homestead entries 233 to submit detailed statement of pensons, expenses, etc., of meat-inspection law 1265 detailed statements of annual receipts and expenditures 1282 to supervise, etc., new edition of Diseases of the Horse 1425 *Secretary of Agriculture, Annual Report,* appropriation for printing and binding 760,1367 *Secretary of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for, Assistant, clerks, etc. 441 987 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1392 appointment, etc., of immigrant inspectors, etc., by 906 special employees; expenses 906 duties enforcing act regulating salmon, etc., fisheries in Alaska 480 under general bridge act 85 under immigration act 898 made a trustee, Foundation for Promotion of Industrial Peaye 1242 may convey former Hog Island, Va., light station to Broadwater Club 997 may waive collection of fees for inspection of foreign steam vessels 68 to direct consolidation of enrollment and license of domestic vessels 136 to enforce illegal landing, etc., of sponges law 314 to enforce Philippine shipping act 155 to investigate condition of woman and child workers 866 patents issued to officials for inventions in Government use 1422 to make regulations to cany out pure-food act 768 for anchorage, etc., in Saint Marys River 136 to prevent illegal fishing by aliens in Alaska 264 to prescribe, etc., bond of shipping commissioners 137 to prescribe fishways on dam, Grow Wing River, Minn 296 Mississippi River, Clearwater, Minn 266 Morrison County, Minn 210 Rock River.
Ill., north and south branches 156 to prescribe lights, etc., on bridge across Arkansas River. Van Buren. Ark 22 to prescribe lights, fishways, etc., on dam across Bear River, Tishomingo County, Miss 131 Coosa River, Ala 184 Mississippi River, Bemidji. Minn 210 Pend d’Oreille River. Wash 206 Tennessee River, Muscle Shoals. Ala 53 to prescribe rules, etc., governing aids to navigation 324 to use vessels and supplies for relief of earthquake sufferers 827 *Secretary of State,* appropriation for.
Assistants, clerks, etc 402,948 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1371 authorized to issue additional Benjamin Franklin memorial medals 615 to issue temporary passports to persons declaring intention to become citizens 1228 to prepare plan and estimates for consular buildings. China, Korea, and Japan 292 *Secretary of the Interior,* appropriation for Assistants, clerks, etc 427,973 for completing work of Commission to Five Civilized Tribes 340 for dam, Rio Grande, under irrigation convention with Mexico 1357 further allotment from reclamation fund 1357 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1387 for completing work of Commission to Five Civilized Tribes 39 duties allotting lands to Stockbridge and Munsee Indians 382 allotments, etc., Columbia and Colville Reservation, Wash 55 disposing irrigable lands on Yakima Reservation, Wash 53 distributing lands, etc., to Osages 540 final disposition of affairs of Five Civilized Tribes 137 opening Blackfeet Indian Reservation to settlement , etc 1035 Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache pasture and wood reserves, Oklahoma 213 Colville Reservation, Wash 80 part of Lower Brule Reservation 124 over relinquished lands of Jicarilla Indians, New Mexico 1413 permits for rights of way. forest reserves, California, to Edison Electric Company 163 under withdrawals for town sites, etc., under reclamation act 116 may apportion prorata share of tribal funds to individual Indians; conditions 1221 may authorize leasing of large areas of lands in New Mexico, if deemed advisable 460 may cancel certain patents for allotments,Devils Lake Reservation 361 may issue fee-simple patents to competent Indian allottees 183 may lease lands for buffalo pasture, South Dakota 61 may permit teachers, etc., in Alaska to assign pay 824 to approve location, etc., of right of way for irrigation, etc., in Colorado 1227 to cause repayment to homestead ontrymen excess of lawful purchase money 1248 to declare certain lands in forest reserves open to homestead entry 233 to investigate claims of Chinook, etc., Indians 369 claims of Pottawatomies of Wisconsin, 380 to issue rules, permits, etc., for excavating for antiquities on public lands under his jurisdiction 225 leases. etc., in Yellowstone Park 207clxvi to lease lands, La Plata County, Colo., to P.
F. U. Rubber Company as experimental rubber farm 89 to prescribe rules, etc., for control of Mesa Verde Park. Colo 617 to reappraise suburban lots, Port Angeles, Wash., town site 167 to report on reduction of pension agents to one agency 1407 to sell lands in Dakota County, Minn., to Minnesota 78 to set aside town sites on lands of Kiowas, etc., Oklahoma 80 to subdivide and sell certain lands in Washington 229 *Secretary of the Navy,* appropriation for, Assistants, clerks, etc 422,968 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1383 authorized to pay from lump appropriations classified employees at navy-yards, etc,; report 1383 duties of, in eases of hazing at Naval Academy 104 notifying of vacancies and appointment of midshipmen 578 may accept certified checks as guaranty for bids and contracts for supplies; amount 841 gift of sailboat for midshipmen at Naval Academy 916 may deliver condemned historic metal to Pocahontas Bell Association for Jamestown Exposition 1424 records of armed vessels of Revolution in Executive Departments to lie transferred to 579 to approve, etc., plans for Great Lakes Naval Training Station 567 to define anchorage grounds, Hampton Roads, for Jamestown Exposition 1383 to direct seizures of vessels, etc., illegally fishing in Alaska 264 to loan vessel to Philippine government for nautical schools 817 to present bell of late sloop of war “Germantown” to Site and Relic Society, Germantown, Pa 828 to serve on Barry Monument Commission 224 John Paul Jones Monument Commission 224 to transfer “ Bancroft" to Revenue-Cutter Service 702 to use naval vessels and supplies for relief of earthquake sufferers 827 *Secretary of the President,* appropriation for assistants, clerks, etc 400,947 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1393 *Secretary of the Senate,* appropriation for, assistant, clerks, etc 389,935 restriction on orders for reprinting bills, resolutions, etc 1012 *Secretary of the Treasury,* appropriation for. assistants, clerks, etc 402,949 for divisions in office of 403,950 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1372 for changing bookkeeping methods 1372 use of force of bookkeeping and warrants division 1372 authorized to construct vessel for removing wrecks, etc 190 may rent buildings on sites acquired for public buildings 1306 to appoint, etc., deputy collectors of customs, etc 880 to approve location, etc., of right of way, quarantine station, Wash 926 to coin gold bullion in reserve fund in excess of $50,000.000 202 to control quarantine stations to prevent in trial nation of yellow fever, etc 299 to designate electrical engineer on commission on commercial use of surplus waters of the Mississippi in Minnesota 457 to direct seizure of vessels, etc., illegally fishing in Alaska 264 to prescribe regulations for admission of imports.
Jamestown Exposition 767 to carry out pure-food act 768 for government of Revenue-Cutter Service 201 to provide quarters for all branches of service, in buildings under omnibus act 1236 to readjust, claim of Rhode Island for expenses, war with Spain 214 to report proceeds from property, etc., not turned into the Treasury 763 to review, etc., sentences of RevenueCutter Service courts 201 to submit estimate of receipts and expenditures, etc., in annual report, and statement of preceding year 949 to transfer land for site of courthouse and jail.
Nome. Alaska, to Department of Justice 1358 to use revenue cutters and supplies for relief of earthquake sufferers 827 *Secretary of War,* appropriation for. Assistant, clerks, etc 417,963 for Princeton battlefield monument under; design 224 for monument at Provincetown, Maas., under; design, etc 225 for monument Kings Mountain battle ground, S. C., under direction of; approval, etc 286 for survey of trail. Fairbanks to CouncilCity. Alaska 316 for pier, etc., Jamestown Island 766 for Sloat monument.
Monterey. Cal., under; approval, etc 1408 for monument at Chalmette, La,, in memory of battle of New Orleans, 1812 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1380 approval necessary to allow building to project beyond building line on land adjoining public reservations, D. C 385 of Chief of Engineers and, required for plans, etc., of dams 386 authorized to grant, right to build wharves, etc., in Porto Rican waters 234 sell coal to citizens of Nome. Alaska 59 directed to construct, bridge across Mississippi River, Saint Paul, Minn 66 contribution by Saint Paul and railroad companies 67 limit of cost , etc 68 duties, controlling use of waters of Niagara River 626 proceedings to acquire lands, etc., for new canal.
Saint Marys Falls 1098 respecting arms. etc., issued to militia 450clxvii duties, locating, etc., graves of Confederates who died in northern prisons and hospitals 56 under act regulating bridges 84 expenditure for channel at Foys Flats, Trent River, N. C., authorized 1424 may admit to Military Academy José Martin Calvo 834 José March Duplat 1423 authorize change of location of bridges across Hudson River at New York, N.Y 1119 grant right to complete and use Ixick No. 4, Coosa River.
Ala.; conditions 211 issue obsolete ordnance to State and Territorial schools, etc 817 modify improvement of harbor, Milwaukee, Wis 819 restrict navigation of Ambrose Channel, N. Y., by deep-draft vessels 1077 printing of river and harbor surveys, act of 1905, under discretion of 839 to acquire lands for remedial works, Saint Marys River. Michigan-Lake Superior Power Company 1100 title to lands, etc., for river and harbor improvements. at private expense 196 extended to locks, dry docks, etc 632 to appoint Alaska road commissioners 192 to approve location, etc., of dams across Bear River, Miss 130 Choctawhat chee River, Dale County, Ala 102 Coosa River.
Ala., near Lock 2 183 Lock and Dam No. 12 1288 Crow Wing River. Minn 296 Mississippi River, Bemidji, Minn 210 Clearwater, Minn 266 Monticello, Minn 265 Morrison County, Minn 209 Saint Cloud, Minn 537 Missouri River, Mont 111 Niobrara River, Nebr 297 Pea River, Ala 18 Red Lake River, Minn 66 Rock River, near Grand Detour. Ill 14 north and south branches 155 Saint Joseph River. Mich 103 Tennessee River. Muscle Shoals, Ala 52 to approve location, etc., of right of way. Fort. Columbia Reservation, Wash 926 Fort Douglas Reservation, Utah 927 Fort Keogh Reservation.
Mont 187 Fort Marion Reservation, Fla 1219 Fort Niobrara Reservation. Nebr 297 Fort Sill Reservation, Okla 613 Fort Wright Reservation, Wash 865,927 Lock No. 1, Upper White River, Ark 1283 Natchez, Miss., national cemetery roadway 1248 San Pedro Military Reservation, Cal 915 Shiloh National Park 388 Vicksburg National Cemetery, Miss 850 Washington and Western Maryland Railroad through Government lands, D. C 533 Willoughby Spit Reservation. Va 1249 to approve plans, etc., of bridge across Arkansas River, Pine Bluff, Ark 50 Van Buren.
Ark 21 Columbia River, between Douglas and Kittitas counties, Wash 110 Franklin and Benton counties, Wash 108 Vancouver, Wash 3 to approve plans, etc., of bridge across Col umbia River. Wenatchee, Wash 6 Cumberland River. Clarksville. Tenn 134 Lineport, Tenn 58 Nashville, Tenn 135 Delaware River, Trenton, N.J 64 Mobile Bay, Ala 10 Monongahela River, Brownsville, Pa 128 Ouachita, etc., rivers. Ark 2 Missouri River, S. Dak 95 Perdido River, Waters Ferry, Ala 79 Sabine River, La. and Tex 8 Saint Andrews Bay, Fla 18 Saint Francis River, Clay County, Ark 19,20 Madison, Ark 90 Snake River, Lewiston, Idaho 98 Whitman and Columbia counties, Wash 107 Tennessee River.
Brandons Mill to Birmingham. Ky 57 Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, William-son, W. Va 69 Yazoo River, Miss 112,618 Yellowstone River, Mont 97 to approve plans, etc., of canal. Lake Washington to Puget Sound, Wash 231 Lock and Dam No. 1, White River, Ark. 536 to approve plans, etc., for diversion of Sacramento River, Cal., for irrigation 185 to approve plans, etc., for ship canal between Lake Erie and Ohio River 812 to approve plans, etc., of water-power plant. White River, Ark 629 to approve plans, etc., of wharves, etc., into Lake Michigan, Dike County, Ind 829,834 to award medal of honor to Roe Reisinger. 1420 to cause survey, etc., of Coney Island Channel.
N.Y 538 to control funds for bridge over Mississippi River at Fort Snelling. Minn 1418 to convey land between channel of Anacostia River and certain squares, Washington. D. C., to purchaser 1237 to deed “The Lines” Saint Augustine, Fla., to Saint Johns County for school purposes 913 to deliver obsolete ordnance to Athens Monument Association 1233 General Henry Leavenworth Monument Committee 839 General Howell Post, G. A. R., Woodbury. N. J 829 Junction City. Kans., Grand Army Post 839 Michigan for statue of late Governor Stevens T.
Mason 834 Petoskey, Mich 1293 Preston, Iowa 1422 South Dakota 1420 Valley Forge Park Commission, Pa 1415 gun carriage to Ripley. Tenn., for monument 836 Vincennes University 834 to deliver unidentified Confederate battle Hags to Southern Historical Society 837 to designate disbursing officer, expenses of roads and trails. Alaska 193 officer of Engineers and Quartermasters Department on commission on commercial use of surplus waters of the Mississippi in Minnesota 457 to determine travel and duty without troops, officers 246clxviii to exchange lands of Fort Douglas Reservation.
Utah, with Le Grand Young 612 appropriation for 613 with Minneapolis, Minn., for Lock and Dam No. 1 188 to issue medals to volunteers in Spanish war who served beyond enlistment to suppress Philippine insurrection 621 to issue rules, permits, etc., for excavating for antiquities on public lands under his jurisdiction 226 to loan tents, etc., for Jamestown Exposition: conditions 1175 to prescribe changes, etc., in bridge across Mississippi River, at Prairie du Chien. Wis 615 to procure additional subsistence and quartermaster supplies, etc., for earthquake sufferers, on Pacific coast 827 appropriation for purcliases, etc 827 made available for medical supplies. 827 for further relief; extra expenses allowed 828 to purchase land on Deer Island, Boston, Mass., for fortifications 457 to sell certain land in Washington.
D.C.,to Sidney Bieber 787 to serve on Barry Monument Commission 224 Columbus Memorial Commission 1413 John Paul Jones Monument Commission 224 commission to select site for Longfellow statue 830 to use transport “Sumner” to convey commission. etc,, to dedication of monuments, Santiago de Cuba battlefield 821 *Securities, United States,* appropriation for distinctive paper 706,1313 for witness, destruction of 706,1313 for sealing and separating 706,1313 for canceling, etc 706,1313 for custody of dies, rolls, and plates 707,1313 *Seeds. etc,.
Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for expenses of distributing,etc 682,1267 Congressional distribution 682,1268 notification of readiness 682,1268 mailing franks 682,1268 report of purchases; diversion forbidden 682,1268 distribution; selection as to locality: southern delivery 682,1268 for collecting, from foreign countries 682,1268 *Seismological Association. International.* appropriation for annual contribution,etc 728,922 *Sellers, J. F,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *Selma, Ala.,* appropriation for public building 1304 limit of cost, increased, public building 773 *Seminole Indians (see also* Five Civilized Tribes), appropriation for tribal schools 340,1026 for fulfilling treaties with 344,1029 principal chief to issue deeds prior to extinction of government 139 payments on account of loyal, ratified 140 highways on section lines of lands of 145 *Senate,* appropriation for compensation of Senators 389,935 for mileage 389,935 for secretary to Vice-President, etc 389,935 appropriation for chaplain 389,935 for Secretary, assistant, clerks, etc 389,935 for superintendent document room.assistants, etc 390,935 for clerks and messengers to committees 390,935 for clerks to committees, at $2,100 a year 390,931 additional to Committee on Rules for revising Manual 936 at $1,800 a year 390,936 for SergeanlatArms and Doorkeeper, assistants 390,936 for messengers, laborers, pages, etc 391,936 for postmaster, assistant, etc 391,937 for superintendent folding room. etc 391,937 for chtef engineer, assistant, etc 391,937 for clerks to Senators 391,937 for contingent expenses, stationary, and newspapers 391,937 for postage stamps 391,937 for horses and mail wagons 391,937 for folding materials, folding 392,937 for fuel, oil. etc 392,937 for furniture, repairs, etc 392,938 for packing boxes 392,938 for miscellaneous items 392,938 Maltby Building 392,1938 for inquiries and investigations 392,938 for reporting debates 392,938 for repairs, Maltby Building 392,938 for rent, document warehouse 392,938 for equipping post-office 723 for office building 723,1330 for joint, commission of House of Representatives and. to report on second-class mail matter 477 for heating, lighting, and power plant for, etc 1331 for additional ventilating fan, etc 1331 for printing and binding 759,1366 deficiency appropriation for subway from new office building to Capitol 37 for widows of deceased Senators 43 for widow of Arthur Pue Gorman 661 for widow of Senator Russell A.
Alger 1394 for William B. C. Brown. Thomas B. Carroll. and John B. Kelly 43 for miscellaneous items 43,661,1395 for furniture 43 for H. C. Adams 43 for extra services, Interstate Commerce Committee 43,1396 for E. C. Goodwin 43 for Charles G. Phelps 43 for kitchen 653 for extra month’s pay, officers, etc 660,1394 for stationery and newspapers 660 for fuel, oil. etc 660 for inquiries and investigations 661,1395 for official reporters 661,1396 for Ormsby McHarg and Dennis M. Kerr 661,1395 for J.
H. Jones 661,1395 for share of printing investigation expenses 1394 for expenses joint committee, opening of Jamestown Exposition 1394 for pay of Senators 1394 for E. B. Shorter 1395 for Mary Lajord 1395 for clerk. Committee on Ventilation and Acoustics 1395 for Honorable Reed Smoot 1394clxix deficiency appropriation for Consolidated Index to Statutes at Large 1368 for Pitman Pulsifer 1395 for George R. Butlin, J. B. Haynes, and Ernst H. Djurcen 1395 for William M. Malloy 1305 for clerk to Appropriations Committee, additional 1396 for William B.
Turner 1396 for Woodbury Pulsifer 1396 employees to be paid December, 1905, salaries, December 20 821 December, 1906, salaries. December 20 1418 Committee on Printing to serve on Printing Investigation Commission 1394 five members, Sixtieth Congress, to be appointed on Joint. Committee on Revision, etc., of the Laws 1423 joint committee authorized on proposed additions to Rock Creek Park, D. C 788 stationery, blanks, etc., pertaining to legislation to be furnished by Public Printer 1013 three, members to be appointed on joint immigration commission 909 on joint postal commission; duties 1216 *Senate Manual,* appropriation for revising, etc., biennially 936 *Senators,* appropriation for compensation and mileage 389,935 for clerks to 391,937 deficiency appropriation for compensation 1394 binding of documents for 1013 compensation established 994 *Senators, Election of,* money contributions by corporations for, prohibited 864 penalty 865 *Seneca Indians, N.
Y.,* appropriation for interest 359,1041 *Seoul, Korea,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for interpreter to consul-general 288,918 for clerk hire, consulat e-general at 293,924 *Sequoia National Park, Cal.,* appropriation for management. etc 729,1337 *Sergeant-Arms, and Doorkeeper, Senate,* appropriation for, assistant doorkeepers, messengers, etc 390,936 *Sergeant-at-Arms, House of Representatives,* appropriation for, deputy, etc 394,940 *Serums, Tuberculin, etc,,* appropriation for purchase, etc., for treating diseases of domestic animals 674,1260 *Servia, Roumania and,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Service Pensions,* allowed at age of 62 for ninety days’ service in civil and sixty days’ in Mexican war: rating 879 provisions extended to present pensioners, etc 1406 *Service Schools, Army,* appropriation for expenses 240,1158 *Services, Voluntary Personal,* no Government officer to accept, without authority by law; exception 49 *Seventeenth Street NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending, Kenyon to Irving street 854 appropriation for 855 *Seventh Light-House District,* tender authorized for 995 appropriation for 1319 *Seventh Street NE., D. C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending, etc 814 appropriation for 844 *Seville, Spain,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Sewers, D. C.,* appropriation for cleaning and repairing 494,1131 for services and supplies 494,1131 estimates required hereafter 494 for main, and pipe, etc 494,1131 for suburban 494,1131 for rights of way; funds available 494,1131 for pumping station 494 for Arizona avenue, continuation, etc 494 for Falls Branch valley 494 for extending east side, to Brookland 494,1131 for Broad Branch valley 1131 use of balances 494,1131 for paving approaches to pumping station 1128 *Sewickley, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Shallotte River.
N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Shallow Bag Bay, N. C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Shamokin, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *Shanghai, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,923 for prison expenses 294,925 session of United States court, in 814 *Shanghaing,* punishment for: aiding, etc 551,1233 extended to vessels on high seas or navigable waters 1233 *Sharon, Pa.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1304 *Sharpshooters, Army.* additional pay to 241 *Shawnee Indian Training School, Okla.,* sale of land for improvement of, authorized 362 *Shebit Indians, Utah,* sale of lands to Utah and Eastern Copper Company; conditions 375 *Sheboygan, Iris.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1100 enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1304 light-keepers’ dwelling authorized 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Sheep,* confinement of, in interstate transit without unloading, forbidden; night extension 607 provisions for inspection, etc., of carcasses and products in interstate and foreign commerce 674,1260 *Sheestal, Charles, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed from part of allotment 378 *Sheffield, England,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924clxx *Shem River, S.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Shenandoah, Iowa,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Shepherdstown, W. Va.,* bridge authorized across Potomac River at 878 *Sherbrooke, Quebec,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Sheridan, Sarah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Sheridan,Wyo.,* acquiring silo and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1304 *Sherman, Andrew. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Sherman Avenue, D.
C.,* reassessment of benefits, extension of; confirmation 630 *Sherman, Frank, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Sherman Institute, Riverside, Cal.,* appropriation for Indian school 333,1022 *Sherman, Tex.,*appropriation for public building 699,1304 *Shiloh Baptist Church, D. C.,*taxes refunded 869 *Shiloh National Military Park, Tenn.,* appropriation for establishing 744,1349 right of way through, for electric railway 388 *Shincis, Frank, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 365 *Ship Canal,* commission to report on feasibility of, between Delaware and Chesapeake bays 835 *Ship Canal, Lake Erie and Ohio River,* authority granted for construction of 809 *Ship Canal, Wash.,* construction authorized from Lake Washington to Puget Sound 231 delivery to Government on completion; use 232 modification authorized 1108 *Ship Island Harbor, Miss.,* payment for dredging channel and anchorage basin, Mississippi Sound, between Gulfport and 833 *Ship Island Pass, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 *Ship, Steamboat, and Way Letters,* appropriation for 476,1214 *Shipping (see also* Vessels in Domestic Commerce), authority of Ejnar Mikkelsen to act as master of American vessel 481 clearances forbidden vessels carrying meat animals and products without certificate of inspection 677,1263 five coasting districts established 190 head tax on aliens entering United States 898 license required of masters, etc., of steam vessels 864 masters of sail vessels of over 700 gross tons 864 of all passenger vessels over 100 gross tons 864 petroleum ships may enter and clear at San Luis Obispo, Port Harford, and Monterey, Cal 23 provision for trade with Philippines 154 punishment for shanghaiing 551 extended to vesselson highseas or navigable waters 1233 of masters, etc., illegally landing aliens 900 registry of foreign-built wrecks repealed 17 space, etc., requirements for emigrant passengers on steam vessels 910 on sailing vessels 910 penalty for violation 911 in effect January 1, 1909 911 *Shipping Commissioners,* appropriation for office expenses 722,1330 deficiency appropriation for rent, San Francisco 42 bond to be approved by Secretary of Commerce and Labor 137 form of oath modified 137 *Shipwrecked American Seamen, etc.,* appropriation for lifesaving testimonials; rescuing 290,919 for relief and protection of 295,925 deficiency appropriation for relief, etc., of 27,667,1405 for services to 48,667,1403 *Shipyard River, S.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Shoal Harbor, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *Shoes and Gaiters,* modification of Philippine custom duties on 26 *Shooting Ranges, etc., Army,* appropriation for 255,1172 *Shoshone Agency, Nev., Western,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 358,1040 *Shoshone and Arapaho Indians,* land laws extended to cession of, in Wyoming 78 *Shoshone Indian Reservation, Wyo.,* appropriation for Indian school 383,1051 for extending irrigation system 384, 1052 for resurveys, etc 1052 lease of land lorsanatorium authorized 1052 deficiency appropriation for opening lands ceded on; reimbursement 205 time extended for opening to entry ceded portion of 825 homesteaders to establish residence on opened lands of 849 *Shoshone Indians, Wyo.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 383,1051 for fulfilling treaty with 384,1051 *Shott, Ida C., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Shott, Louis Dick, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Shreveport, La.,* time extended for bridging Red River by 9,1255 *Shrewsbury River, N.
J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1080 *Shunk, Alexander, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Shunk, Hermine, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Shunk, Louis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Shunk, William, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Shurter, E. B.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1395 *Siam,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917clxxi appropriation for interpreter 288,918 for expenses of prisoners 295, 925 *Sibley, Mo.,* time extended for bridging Missouri River between Kansas City and 911 *Side Trucks, Private,* switch connections to be furnished 585 *Sidewalks and Curbs, D.
C.,* appropriation for repairs, etc., around reservations, etc 492,1130 *Sidings, D. C., Railroad,* permitted across V street, east of Fifth street northeast 521 on N street, parking, between First and Second, for unloading municipal materials 521 *Siebert, J. F.,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *Siege Cannon, Army,* appropriation for purchase, manufacture, etc 463,1059 *Sierra Forest Reserve, Cal.,* lands added to, from Yosemite Park 832 payment for privileges: restriction rights of way grants 832 effect on private owners 832 receipts to be used for Yosemite Park 832 permit to occupy land, etc., for power plants in, by Edison Electric Company 163 right of way through, to Los Angeles 801 *Sierra Leone, Africa,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Signal Corps, Army,* appropriation for enlisted men: longevity 242,1160 for pay of officers; longevity 244,1162 *Signal Office, War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 418,964 draftsmen, etc., to be paid from appropriations for fortifications, etc 419,964 for rent 421,967 *Signal Service, Army (see. also* Signal Corps), appropriation for expenses 241,1159 for electrical communication expenses 241,1159 for extension, etc., Alaska telegraph lines, from receipts; estimates 241,1159 for cable, etc., from forts Dade and De Soto, Fla., to mainland 464 deficiency appropriation for 46 for replacing stores, fire at Seattle, Wash 645 for replacing stores, destroyed by earthquake 645 for earthquake damages, cable Angel Island and Alcatraz 645 for expenses, Cuban pacification 1382 *Silas, James, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Silas, Job, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Siletz Agency, Oreg.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians al 369,1045 *Silver (see also* Gold and Silver Articles), requirements for marking, etc., articles of 261 *Silver Certificates,* issue of Treasury notes to meet deficiency in small 1289 *Silver Certificates, Philippine,* redemption, etc., in gold coin 453 *Silver Coin,*appropriation for transporting 706 for transporting fractional 1312 appropriation for transporting dollars 1313 deficiency appropriation for transporting 28,119,636,1373 *Simmons, Edward,* appropriation for paying damages to tug 1292 *Simpson, Katherine R., Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Singapore, Straits Settlements,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Singers, Alien,* not excluded admission under contract 899 *Sinking Fund.
D. C.,* appropriation for interest and 508,1147 *Sinking Fund Office, D. C.,* appropriation for clerks 484,1121 *Sioux City, Iowa,* terms of court 912 *Sioux Indians. Different Tribes,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 371,1047 for agency employees 371,1048 for subsistence 371,1048 transportation; employment of Indians 371,1048 issuing rations 371,1048 use of unexpended balance 371,1048 for support, etc., of schools 371,1048 for allotting lands in reservations 372,1048 to children 1048 deficiency appropriation for subsistence, etc 47,667,1403 for surveys, Pine Ridge and Standing Rock reservations 1403 allotments to married women not receiving lands 1049 payment to Santee Sioux and Poncas from permanent fund 356 sale of part of Rosebud Reservation 1230 disposition of proceeds 1231 stock cattle may be issued in lieu of milch cows, etc., to 326 *Sioux Indians of Devils Lake, N.
Dak.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 360,1042 payments in April 1042 for additional payment for ceded lands 360 *Sioux Indians. Yankton Tribe,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 371, 1048 for subsistence, etc 371,1048 fee-simple patents to certain, allottees 373 *Sipsey River, Ala.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1111 *Sisseton Agency. S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 370,1046 *Sisseton and Wahpeton Bands, Sioux Indians,* determination of claims for. for forfeited annuities in Court of Claims 372 payment to attorneys 372 fee-simple patents to certain, allottees 373 *Sites for Public Buildings,* temporary rent of buildings on acquired, authorized 1306 *Sitka, Alaska,* appropriation for additional land, marine barracks 569 *Sitoka, Amos, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *Sicas, Turkey,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Six Nation Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 359,1041 *Sixteen Hour Act (see* Hours of Labor, Railway Employees) clxxii *Sixteenth Street NW., D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for parkway along Piney Branch to Kock Creek Park 1000 *Sixth Light-House District,* appropriation for tender for inspector 1317 tender for inspector, limit of cost increased 323,858 *Sixth Street NE., D. C.,* proceedings to condemn land for extending 841 appropriation for 844 *Skagit River, Wash.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1118 *Shenandoah, Hendrix, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Shenandoah, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Shiddaway Namms, Ga.,* appropriation for improvement of 1085 *Skilled Labor, Alien,* admission permitted; condition 899 *Slaughterhouses,* sanitary inspection of. etc 676,1262 *Slave Trade, Bureau for Repression of African,* appropriation for annual contribution 291,920 *Sleeping Car Companies,* included as common carriers in interstate commerce regulations 584 *Sloat, Commodore John D.,* appropriation for monument to commemorate occupying Pacific coast, by 1408 *Smallpox,* appropriation for prevention of epidemic 709,1316 *Smith, Cornelius B.,* appropriation for repairs to wharf and boat 1291 *Smith, Edgar,* deficiency appropriation for services to Cherokees 656 *Smith, Eduard A., and others,* may construct dam. etc., across Rock River, at Lyndon, Ill 933 *Smith, Eulala, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Smith, John.
Indian Allottee,* appropriation for purchase of land for 1045 *Smith, Joseph Leonard, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Smith, Hon Thomas A.,* deficiency appropriation for contested-election expenses 661 *Smith,W. A.,* deficiency appropiiation for extra services 43 for extra month’s pay 660,1394 *Smith, William, and Associates,* may bridge Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, Williamson, W. Va 69 *Smithsonian Institution,* appropriation for international exchanges 704,1310 for American Ethnology 704,1310 for International Catalogue of Scientific Literature 704,1310 for Astrophysical Observatory 704,1310 for National Museum 704,1311 for National Zoological Park 704,1311 for improvement, etc., of grounds 733,1341 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for American Ethnology 1403 reappointment of George Gray on Board of Regents 1419 Richard Olney on Board of Regents 822 Andrew D.
White on Board of Regents 827 *Smokeless Powder, Navy,* appropriation for 558,1180 *Smoot, Hon. Reed,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement for expenses 1395 *Smyrna, Turkey,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Smyrna River, Del.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Snake River, Alaska,* time extended for completing improvement of 1109 *Snake River, Oreg., Wash., and Idaho,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 bridge authorized across, at Lewiston,Idaho 98 between Whitman and Columbia counties, Wash 107 *Snohomish River, Wash.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1118 *Snow and Ice, D.
C.,* appropriation for removing from cross walksand gutters 495,1132 *Soils Bureau, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 687,1272 for general expenses 687,1273 tobacco industry 687,1273 *Soldier, Taylor, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Homes. State,* issue authorized of obsolete ordnance for drill and instruction 817 *Soldiers Home, D. C.,* deduction from pay of retired men for, repealed 242 *Soldiers’ Homes (see* National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers) *Solicitor for the Department of State,* appropriation for 440,985 for assistant solicitors 402,948 *Solicitor-General,* appropriation for 440,985 *Solicitor of Customs.* appointment of, and assistants; duties, salaries, etc 763 *Solicitor of Internal Revenue,* appropriation for 440,985 *Solicitor of the Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for, clerks, etc 441,986 *Solicitor of the Treasury,* appropriation for, assistant, clerks, etc 441,986 for law hooks 441,986 *Sons of the American Revolution, D.
C., National Society of the,* incorporated; powers, etc 227 *Sons of Veterans, D. C.,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of 62 *Sorghum,* appropriation for investigation of sugar production from 681,1267 *South and Western Railroad Company, Ky., Va., and Tenn.,* may bridge Clinch River and branches, Va 191 Holston River and branches, Va. and Tenn 191 *South and Western Railroad Company Va.,* may bridge Clinch River and branches, Va. 191 Holston River and branches, Va. and Tenn 191clxxiii *South Bend, Bid.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1304 rent 1304 *South Carolina.* school funds, Saint Helena and Saint Luke parishes, to be transferred to 893 appropriation for 893 *South Carolina Judicial District,* terms of court at, Charleston 1002 Columbia 1002 Florence 1002 Greenville 1002 *South Chicago, Ill.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *South Dakota,* appropriation for Indian service in 369,104 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 370,1047 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 436,981 for school section, Rosebud Reservation for 1231 deficiency appropriation for incidental expenses, Indian service in 38 bridge authorized across Missouri River in Walworth County 193 Battle Mountain Sanitarium Reserve, established 83 grant of lands for cemetery to Keystone Camp.
Modern Woodmen 128 Scandinavian Lutheran, etc., congregation 122 homestead entries in Black Hills Forest Reserve, subject to mining, etc., rights 234 homesteaders allowed leaveof absence, 1419 time to prove residence, etc., in. extended 1421 obsolete ordnance donated to 1420 opening to homestead entry, part of Lower Brule Reservation 124 sale of portion of Rosebud Indian Reservation in 1230 tract for buffalo pasture to be leased in Stanley County 61 *South Edisto River, S. C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *South Ilarpswcll, Me.,* preliminary examination to be made of harbor 1113 *South Haven, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; restriction 1096 use for dredging authorized, of appropriation for improving harbor 837 *South McAlester.
Ind T.,* consolidation into McAlester ratified 91 *South McAlester, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *South Norwalk, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor 1076 *South Omaha. Nebr.,* time extended for bridging Missouri River at 817 *South Omaha Railroad and Bridge Company,* time extended for bridging Missouri River, by 817 *South Pass, Mississippi River, La.,* appropriation for expenses of maintenance of channel 739 for improvement of channel : contracts 1089 *South River, N.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *South River, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *South West Pass, Mississippi River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of: contracte 737,1089 dwellings for lighthouse keepers, authorized 323 appropriation for 711 *Southampton, England,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hi re 293,924 *Southern Historical Society,* unidentified Confederate battle flags to be delivered to 837 *Southern, States,* appropriation for developing dairy industry in 674 *Southern Ute Indian Reservation,* purchase of desert lands in former, authorized : payment 1056 *Southern Ute Indians,* lands in La Platte County, Colo., leased to P.F.U.
Rubber Company for experimental farm 88 *Southmayd, Orville H.,* deficiency appropriation for surveying 1388 *Southport, Conn.,* appropria lion for improvement of harbor 1076 *Southwest Ledge, Conn.,* appropriation for light station 1317 *Spade, Sam, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Spain,* appropriation for minister to 286,91,6 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Spanish Treaty Claims Commission,* appropriation for defense of suits before 752,1359 for taking testimony abroad 752,1359 payment of costs by claimants 1359 deficiency appropriation for paying awards 45,665,1400 *Spanish War Veterans, United,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of, in District 62 *Spartanburg, S.
C.,* appropriation for public building 699 *Speaker of the House of Representatives,* appropriation for secretary, clerks, etc 392,938 compensation established 993 *Spearfish, S. Dak.,*appropriation for fish hatchery 1329 *Special Agents, Interior Department,* appropriation for salary and expenses 433,979 *Special and Select Committees, House of Representatives,* appropriation for expenses 396,942 deficiency appropriation for expenses 120,662,1396 *Special Assessment Office, D.
C.,* appropriation for clerks 487,1123 *Special Delivery, Postal Service,* appropriation for car fare 472,1211 for fees to messengers 472,1211 deficiency appropriation for fees 42,1391,1404 by ordinary stamps permitted after July 1, 1907 1244 *Special Employees, House of Representatives,* appropriation for 395,941 *Special Facilities, Postal Service,* appropriation for, Washington to Atlanta and New Orleans 475 Kansas City to Newton, Kans 475clxxiv *Special Reports, Census Office,* decennial collection of statistics for: subjects 218 street railway, electric, telephone and telegraph statistics to be collected every five year’s 219 *Special Taxes, Internal Revenue,* collectors to keep list of persons paying 387 copy to prosecuting officers of State, etc 387 *Speed Regulations, D.
C.,* for automobiles and other vehicles 621 *Spencer, James W.,* deficiency appropriation for credits in accounts 654 *Spirits, Denatured (sec* Denatured Alcohol) *Split Rock, Lake Superior,* light station established at 996 appropriation for 1319 *Splitlog, Mathias, Indian Allottee,* conveyance of lands to Roman Catholic Church by. authorized 1029 *Spokane and Inland Empire Railway Company.* granted right of way through Fort Wright Military Reservation, Wash 865 *Spokane Indian Reservation,* deficiency appropriation for surveying 654 sale of town-site, etc., tract; proceeds 377 *Spokane Indians, Wash.,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 377,1050 *Spokane, Wash.,* appropriation for public building 1304 granted immediate transportation privileges 168 limit of cost increased, publie building 774 *Sponges,* landing, etc., taken by diving in Gulf of Mexico or Florida straits prohibited 313 deep water between October and May excepted 313 minimum size permitted 313 penalty for violations; prosecutions 313 enforcement 314 *Spring W.
Va.,* bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River near 1234 *Springfield Arsenal, Mass.,* appropriation for care, etc 732,1340 for fire protection 1340 *Springfield, Ill.,* deficiency appropriation for publie building 31 *Springfield, Mass.,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1304 *Springfield, Ohio,* acquiring land for, and extending public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 791,1304 *Square 330, Washington, D.C.,* alleys in, to be closed: reversion 847 *Square 547, Washington, D.
C.,* alleys in, to be closed; reversion, payment for lands deeded 547 *Square 1117, Washington. D. C.,* sale of part of, to Sidney Bieber directed 787 *Square 1131, Washington. D. C.,* sale to Sidney Bieber directed 787 *Squares 1117, 1123, 1131, 1148, and 1149, Washington, D. C.,* sale of land between Anacostia River and; payment 1237 *Stabler, Charles, or Ge u Ka, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Stabler, Roy Owens D., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Staley, Jirme,* allowance in accounts of 372 *Stamford, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1076 *Stamp Division, Post-Office Department,* appropriation for superintendent, clerks, etc 438,983 *Stamped Envelopes,* appropriation for manufacture; distribution 475,1214 deficiency appropriation for manufacture 833,1392 *Stamps, Consular Documentary,* to be affixed for all official acts 102 acts not legally valid without canceled, affixed 102 *Standard Telephone Company (Limited),* act of Hawaii granting telephone franchise on island of Oahu ratified 309 *Standards Bureau, Department of Commerce and Labor,* appropriation for Director, assistants, etc 445,990 for apparat us. etc 445,991 for contingent expenses 446,991 member, International Committee of Weightsand Measures 446,991 delegate, International Committee of Electrical Units 446,991 for care of grounds, etc 446,991 deficiency appropriation for equipment 1403 *Standing Ryck Agency, N.
Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 360,1041 *Standing Rock Band of Sioux Indians,* additional allotment of timber lands to members 1041 *Standing Rock Indian Reservation, X. Dak.,* appropriation for completing surveys 361 deficiency appropriation for surveys 1403 allottee may sell land for railroad rights of way 1047 *Stanley Count y, S. Dak.,* tract for buffalo pasture to be leased in 61 *Star Routes, Postal Service,* appropriation for mail transportation by. 472 1211 discontinued when duplicated by rural delivery 472,1211 deficiency appropriation for mail transportation by 658,668,1391,1404,1405 *Starch Producing Plants* appropriation for chemical investigations of 684,1272 *State Claims,* readjustment of claim of Rhode Island for expenses, war with Spain 214 *State Department (see* Department of State} *State Homes for Volunteer Soldiers,* appropriation for aid to: restrictions 749,1356 deficiency appropriation for 34,644,1383 *State Libraries,* distribution of documents to 1014 *State National Bank.
Denison, Tex.,* appropriation for payment from Chickasaw funds, legislative expenses 345 *State Surreys, Points to,* appropriation for furnishing 714,1322 *State, War, and Navy Department Building,* appropriation for clerks, engineers, watchmen, etc 422,968 for new boilers 422 for fuel, repairs, etc 422,968clxxv appropriation for renewing lieating, etc., plant 968 available for skilled assistants 1382 deficiency appropriation for fuel, etc 35 *Statement of Appropriations,* appropriation for preparing 759,1364 *States,* appropriation for aid to agricultural colleges of, increased 1281 deficiency appropriation for refund to,raising volunteers 46,666 annual appropriations for agricultural experiment stations increased; conditions 63 issue of heavy ordnance for permanent militia encampment repealed 1060 naturalization of aliens by courts of record, etc., in 596 ten per cent of receipts from forest reserves in, to be paid for schools and roads 684,1270 *States, New (see* Admission of New States) *Stationery, Postal Service,* appropriation for 476,1214 *Statistics Bureau, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 690,1276 for general expenses 691,1276 issue of monthly crop reports 691,1276 cotton condition reports 691,1276 for expenses extending foreign markets for agricultural products 691,1276 *Statistics Bureau, Department of Commerce and* *Labor,* appropriation for chief, clerks, etc 444,989 for experts, etc 444,989 for collating foreign tariffs 444 for rent 446,991 *Statistics, Census Office,* appropriation for procuring 443 *Statue of Liberty, N.
Y.,.>Harbor,* deficiency appropriation for equipping, etc 644 *Statues [see* Monuments) *Statutes at Large* (see *also* Laws of Congress), appropriation for preparing a new index to 753,946 number increased for Department of Justice 1426 *Statutes at Large, Consolidated Index to,* deficiency appropriation for preparing 1395 *Statutes at Large, Neu: Index,* appropriation for 753,946 deficiency appropriation for expediting preparation of 1399 printing, etc., to be similar to regular volumes 1398 *Stavanger, Norway,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Steam Machinery, Navy,* appropriation for completion, repairs, etc 575,1197 *Steam Vessels,* restriction on location of fire pumps, modified 797 space, etc., requirements for emigrant passengers on 910 *Steamboat, etc., Boutes, Postal Service,* appropriation for mail transportation by 472,1211 deficiency appropriation for mail transportation by 658,1392 *Steamboat-Inspection Service,* appropriation for Supervising InspectorGeneral, clerks, etc 444,989 credit to William L, Soleau, inspectors’ meeting 444 appropriation for rent 446,991 all steam vessels navigating United States waters subject to 68 public vessels and canal boats excepted 68 foreign passenger vessels to be inspected in American ports 68 foreign inspection accepted reciprocally 68 fees to be same as charged on American vessels 68 waived on discontinuance by foreign country 68 regular passenger vessels may return to home port for inspection 69 board of supervisors, meetings 881 regulations by; whistling of steam vessels 881 executive committee: powers and duties 881 approval of safety appliances 881 certificate after inspection is made and vessel approved 230 issue of temporary, for use until official copy is received 230 effect of; revocation 231 navigating without unexpired,forbidden 231 ferryboat, yacht, etc., inspection 194 engineer and pilot required 194 open steam launches, 10 gross tons or less 194 motor-propel led vessels, inspection 194 fishing vessels excepted 194 penalties for violations 194 regulations for motor boats less than 15 tons carrying passengers 194 gasoline for motor boats allowed on vessels not carrying passengers for hire 204 inspectors of hulls and boilers for ports of Juneau and Saint Michaels, Alaska, and Point Pleasant, W.
Va 106 abolished for district of Alaska, and ports of Gallipolis, Ohio, and Wheeling, W. Va 106 licenses of masters, etc., to be displayed within forty-eight hours 897 emergency transfers excepted 897 licensing of masters, etc., of steam vessels, and masters of sail vessels 864 penalty for service without license 864 *Steammill, Ga.,* bridge authorized across Chattahoochee River at 931 *Stechert, G. E.,* deficiency appropriation for periodicals 659 *Steeles Bayou, Miss.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Stenographers to Committees, House of Representatives,* appropriation for 396,942 deficiency appropriation for 662,1398 *Stephenson Grand Army Memorial, D.
C.,* commission created to select site for 1424 appropriation for preparation of site, etc 1424 former resolution repealed 1424 *Sterling Hydraulic Company,* may erect, etc., power plant on Rock River, Ill.; conditions 1103 *Stettin, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Stevens County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Pend d’Oreille River at Big Falls 199 dam authorized across Pend d’Oreille River in 931clxxvi *Stockbridge and Munsee. Indian Reservation, Wis.,* allotments in fee simple to members of tribe 382 *Stockbridge and Munsee Indians, Wis.,* allotments in fee simple to; distribution 382 cash commutation 383 securing additional land 383 payment for improvements; swampland land selections 383 expenses from tribal fund 383 shares of minors, etc., in trust funds may he paid to guardians 336 *Stockbridge, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1101 *Stockholm, Sweden,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Stockton and Mormon Channels, Cal.,* contracts authorized for completing 1106 *Stockton Channel, Cal.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Stone, Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Stone (Swasey), Susan, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 379 *Stones Ferry.
Ala.,* bridge authorized across Tombigbee River at 849 *Stonington, Conn.,* appropriation for light-keeper’s dwelling, breakwater 710 *Storage Charges,* schedules required of interstate carriers 586 *Stowell, Walter L.,* deficiency appropriation for; postal losses 658 *Straits of Florida,* landing, etc., sponges taken by diving from, prohibited; exception 313 *Straits of Mackinac,* light, station McGulpin Point, Mich., discontinued 996 *Strang,Walter C.,* appropriation for reimbursing 1291 *Street Railway Statistics,* to be collected every five years 219 *Street Railways, D.
C.,* Anacostia and Potomac River, to pay part of new bridge 493 extension of line; removal of old tracks 493 extension authorized, of Washington, Spa Spring and Gretta Railroad Company 894 *Street Sweeping Office, D, C.,* appropriation for salaries 487,1123 *Streets, Avenues, etc., D. C.,* appropriation for purchase, etc., union railroad station, etc 490,1126 for improvement of plaza 1127 for assessment and permit work 490,1127 for work on 490,1127 width of paved streets 1127 for grading 490,1128 for condemnation, etc 491,1128 for opening, etc., minor; reimbursement 491,1128 for constructing suburban 491,1128 for repairs 492,1129 immediately available 1130 for repairs, suburban 492,1130 for sweeping, etc 495,1131 contracts authorized 495 for removing snow and ice 495,1132 deficiency appropriation for cleaning 641 building-line provisions on, less than 90 feet wide 384 condemnation of land for, proceedings under Code 151 damages, etc., where parts of lots are taken 930 cost of extensions to be paid wholly from District revenues 517,1157 use of parking, by adjacent owners, error corrected 112 *Strong, George A.,* appropriation for damages 1291 *Structural Materials, Clays, etc.,* appropriation for investigations 728,1335 *Stuart, Delia (widow),* deficiency appropriation for bounty duo husband 1374 *Sturgeon Hay and Lake Michigan Ship Canal, Wis,* use of appropriation for dredging, etc 1161 *Sturgeon Buy, Ill.,* part of, declared not navigable water 1421 *Stuttgart, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Submarine Defense School, Fort Totten, N.Y.,* appropriation for instruction expenses 240 for incidental expenses 240,1159 for materials, apparatus, etc 241,1159 *Submarine Mints.
Army,* appropriation for operating 463,1059 in insular possessions 1061 for purchase, etc 464,1061 insular possessions 1062 *Submarine or Subsurface Torpedo Boats,* purchase of authorized; tests 583 test period extended for 1204 limit, of cost, extended; requirements before acceptance 1204 *Subsistence Department, Army,* appropriation for post commissarysergeants; longevity 242,1160 for pay of officers: longevity 244,1162 for supplies, etc 249,1165 emergency ration, additional to regular 1165 for payment s; civilian employees, etc 249,1165 for commutation of rations, etc 249, 1165 use of subsistence funds for small payments 1166 for transport service; special diet rations: ice. etc 250,1166 for prizes for bakers and cooks 250, 1166 for additional supplies, relief of earthquake sufferers 827 for further relief: extra expenses 828 deficiency appropriation for supplies 46, sale permitted from Fort Assimtiboine to citizens of Montana 1421 *“Success,” Steamer,* granted American register 881 *Sugar Producing Plants,* appropriation for chemical investigations of 686,1272 *Sugar Production,* appropriation for inquiry of beet,sorghutn. etc 681,1267 *Suis Sis Kin, or Loupe, Loupe Charley, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 379 *Suisun Channel, Cal.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112clxxvii *Sulphur River, Tex, and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1092 *Sulphur Springs Reservation, Okla.,* exclusive jurisdiction by United States over, continued 272 excluded from selection of school lands, etc., by Oklahoma 272 name changed to Platt National Turk 837 *Summit Place NW., D.C.,* proceedings to condemn lands for extending 846 appropriation for 846 name of Geneseo place changed to 846 *“Sumner,” Army Transport,* to convey Commission, etc., to dedication of monuments Santiago de Cuba battlefield 821 *Sumter, S.
C.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 793,1304 *Sunday, Lizzie, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Sunday School Association, International,* incorporated 867 *Sundry Civil Expenses Appropriations,* under the Treasury Department, for public buildings 697,1295 marine hospitals 701,1306 quarantine stations 701,1307 Life-Saving Service 701,1307 Revenue-Cutter Service 702,1308 Engraving and Printing Bureau 703,1309 Smithsonian Institution 704,1310 Interstate Commerce Commission 705,1311 miscellaneous, internal revenue 705,1312 United Slates securities 706,13,13 public buildings 707,1313 collecting customs revenue 1315 Public Health and MarineHospital Service 708,1316 quarantine service 709,1316 prevention of epidemics 709,1316 leprosy hospital, Hawaii 709 under Department of Commerce and Labor, for immigration service 710,1317 lighthouses, beacons, and fog signals 710,1317 Light-House Establishment 712,1319 Coast and Geodetic Survey 713,1321 Bureau of Fisheries 717,1324 miscellaneous, Alaskan seal fisheries 721,1329 Chinese exclusion 722,1329 names from First Census 722 naturalization division 1329 excluding alien labor 1330 child labor investigations 1330 under Interior Department for buildings 722,1330 Capitol and grounds 722,1330 public lands 723,1332 Geological Survey 726,1334 miscellaneous, national parks 729,1337 Supreme Court Reports 729,1337 education, etc., in Alaska 729,1337 Government Hospital for Insane 730,1338 insane,Alaska 731 Columbia Deaf and Dumb Institution 731,1338 Howard University 731,1338 Freedmen’s Hospital 731,1339 under War Department, for armories and arsenals 731,1339 buildings and grounds, Washington, D.
C 733,1341 traveling expenses of the President 1342 under War Department, for Engineer Department; harbors, etc 736,1344 national cemeteries 740,1346 miscellaneous, military posts 742,1348 International Waterways Commission 743,1351 military parks 743,1349 artificial limbs, etc 744,1350 New York Harbor 745,1351 beacons, etc., Hampton Roads 1351 Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 745,1351 Slate and Territorial Homes 749,1356 back pay, bounty, and commutation of rations 750,1356 arrears of pay, war with Spain 750,1356 distribution of amounts due deceased officers and enlisted men 750 under Department of Justice, for court-house, Washington, D.
C 750,1357 penitentiaries 750,1357 miscellaneous 751,1358 defense in claims 751,1358 Spanish Treaty Claims Commission 752,1359 enforcing antitrust, laws 752, 1359 indexing, digesting, etc., laws 753 under judicial branch, for United States courts 753,1360 United States penitentiaries 756,1362 under Department of State, for Bureau of American Republics, building 758 court for China 1357 Red Cross conference 1357 Rio Grande irrigation dam 1357 under Department, of Agriculture, for new buildings 758,1364 under legislative branch, for statement of appropriations 759,1364 Charters and Constitutions 759 Botanic Garden 759, 1365 Hinds’ Parliamentary Precedents 1365 House of Representatives office building 1365 for public printing and binding 759,1366 for pneumatic tube service to Capitol, etc 1368 for Isthmian Canal 761,1368 Canal Zone funds; distribution 1370 estimates for all printing and binding to be submitted in annual estimates 762 no other funds to be used for printing and binding 762 Joint Commission on Printing continued; report on branch offices, etc 762 solicitor of customs and assistants authorized; duties, salaries, etc 763 appraiser of merchandise, Chicago; salary fixed 763 annual statement required of all moneys received, not paid into the Treasury 763 salary accounts, division of payments 763 court expenses.
District of Columbia, half to be borne by District 763 electric plants in executive or municipal buildings prohibited; exception 1371 sums appropriated to be in full for salaries 764,1371 specific authority required for all appropriations and contracts 764 provisions for Jamestown Exposition 764 *Sunflower County, Miss.,* may bridge Sunflower Ri ver, Lehrton 539 *Sunflower River,* bridge authorized across, at Lehrton, Miss 539clxxviii *Sungodc, Indian Allottee,* allotment and patent may he canceled 361 *Sunrise, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *Superintendent of Public Schools.
D. C.,* appointment; duties 317 salary 321 to serve on commission on consolidating, etc,, schools 321 *Superior Bay, Lake Superior,* appropriation for lighting channel 713,1320 *Superior Wis.,* appropriation for public building 699,1301 for improvement of harbor 738,1101,1345 amount for Superior Entry 1101 board to reexamine, etc 1102 granted immediate transportation delivery privileges 631 range lights on pierhead, authorized 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Super rising Architect of the Treasury Department,* appropriation for, assistant, superintendents, etc 404,951 employment of draftsmen, etc.; maxi-mum; report of employees 405,951 employment of additional draftsmen, etc 636 for assistant, superintendents, etc., paid from public buildings 405 deficiency appropriation for draftsmen, etc., amount increased 1372 for chief, division of equipment 1372 to serve on commission on consolidating, etc., District of Columbia schools 321 *Supplies, Army,* appropriation for general depot, Port Mason.
Cal 257 purchases in open market; limit 258 *Supplies, United States Courts,* appropriation for 756,1361 deficiency appropriation for 1391 *Supreme Court, D. C.,* appropriation forjudges, etc 447,992 for tees, witnesses 1148 jurors 1148 for pay of bailiffs, etc 1148 for miscellaneous expenses 1148 for metal cases for clerk’s office 1331 for printing and binding 766,1368 one-half expenses, to be paid from District revenues 763 jurisdiction in naturalization of aliens 596 to appoint members of board of education 316 *Supreme Court of the-United States,* appropriation for Chief and associate justices 446,991 for marshal 446,991 for clerks to justices 446,992 for printing and binding 760,1368 appeals to, in Interstate Commerce Commission orders 592 writs of error in criminal cases allowed United States to, in certain instances 1246 *Supreme Court Reports,* appropriation for purchasing 729,1337 deficiency appropriation for 1387 *Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias,* charter amended; limit of property holdings removed 934 aggregat e real est ate allowed 934 *Surgeon-General’s Office,War Department,* appropriation for clerks, etc 419,965 for rent, dispensary 421,967 for library 256,1173 *Survey of Northern and Northwestern Lakes,* appropriation for 744,1350 *Surveying Public Lands (see also* Public Iands), appropriation for; rates 725,1333 preferences; occupied townships 725,1333 allowances, heavily timbered, etc., lands 725,1333 extra rates, California, etc 725,1334 for resurveys ; mineral, etc., locations 725,1334 for abandoned military reservations 726,1334 for reimbursing Utah 726 for boundary, Idaho and Montana 726 for marking, etc., southeastern boundary of Wyoming 1334 for reimbursing Washington 1334 deficiency appropriation for 47,667,1402,1405 for private land claims 47 for Fort Buford abandoned military reservation 47 for deputy surveyors 653 for surveys, Indian reservations 654 certain townships, Montana, to be surveyed 726 *Surveyor’s-General,* appropriation for, and their clerks 434,979 *Surveyor’s Office, D.
C.,* appropriation for salaries 487,1124 for temporary employees 487,1124 *Surveys, Ocean and Lake,* appropriation for 560,1182 *Susquehanna River,* appropriation for Improvement of, above and below Havre de Grace, Md 1081 *Suva, Fiji Islands,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Suwanee River, Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Swamp-Land Claims and Indemnity.* appropriation for settlement of 724,4332 *Swan Quarter Buy, N. C.,* preliminary examination to be made of waterway to Deep Bay from 1116 *Swansboro, N.
C.,* appropriation for improvement, of waterway between New River and 1083 *Swansea, Wales,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Sweden,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287, 917 *Sweet Wines (see* Fortifying Pure Sweet Wines) *Swiftsure Bank, Juan de Fuca Strait, Wash.,* appropriation for light-vessel 711 repealed 842 light-vessel authorized at 996 appropriation for 1319 *Swine,* confinement of, in interstate transit without unloading, etc., forbidden 607 provisions for inspection, etc., of, carcasses, and products in interstate and foreign commerce 674,1260 *Swinomish Slough, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement, of 1109 *Switch Board Operators, Army,* appropriation for extra duty pay 1163 *Switches,* included with railroads in interstate commerce regulations 584 *Switzerland,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Sycles, Isaiah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381clxxix *Sycles, Sarah, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Sydney, New South Wales,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Sydney, Nova Scotia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Syracuse, N.Y.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 **T.** *T Street NE., D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 1377 *T Street NW., D.C.,* proceedings to condemn lands extending, from Wisconsin avenue to Rock Creek Park 1001 appropriation for 1001 part of, named California street 50 *Tabriz, Persia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Tacoma, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 740 for public building 1304 limit of cost increased, public building 774 sale of portion of Indian cemetery lands to 1050 *Taggart, Hugh T.,* deficiency appropriation for services 056 *Tahiti, Society Islands* appropriation for rebuilding consular building 289 classification and salary of consul 100 *Takoma Parish, D.
C., Vestry of,* taxes refunded 870 *Taliaferro, William M and Mary Estella, Indian Allottees,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Talladega. Ala.,* bridge authorized across Coosa River at 884 *Tallahatchie County. Miss.,* may bridge Tallahatchie River at Jarman Ferry 211 *Tallahatchie River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 between Batesville and the Cold-water 1088 bridge authorized across, at Jarman Ferry 211 *Tamatace, Madagascar,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Tampico, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Tamsui, Formosa,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Tanana Mines Railroad Company,* exempted from tax on railroad in Alaska; conditions, etc 1233 *Tang Weah, or Louis, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Tangiers, Morocco,* appropriation for interpreters, etc 289,919 for Cape Spartel light 289,919 classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 for interpreter at consulate 924 *Taos County, N.
Mex.,* refunding of indebtedness by, allowed; terms, interest, etc 934 *Tar River, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 *Target Practice, Army, Small Arms,* appropriation for ammunition, targets, medals, etc 257,1174 *Tariff, Philippine (see* Philippine Tariff. 1905) *Tariffs, Foreign,* appropriation for collating 444,988 *Tariffs, International Bureau for Publication of Customs,* appropriation for annual contribution 290,920 *Tarrytown, N.Y.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor 1078 *Taxation, D.
C.,* annual license to store and sell kerosene, explosives, etc 13 fireworks 13 gasoline, etc 13 not required of fuel hucksters 13 *Taxes, D. C.,* appropriation for advertising, in arrears 489 *Tchula Lake. Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 *Tea Culture Investigations,* appropriation for 681,1267 *Teaching, Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of,* incorporated; objects, etc 59 *Tec ah Ligh, or George, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Tegucigalpa, Honduras,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Telegraph Connecting Capitol and Departments,* appropriation for tare, etc 735,1343 *Telegraph Operators, Railway,* hours of continuous service by. limited 1416 *Telegraph Statistics,* to be collected every five years 219 *Telephone Franchise, Hawaii,* act of legislature granting, island of Oahu, ratified 309 *Telephone Statistics,* to be collected every five years 219 *Telephone Switchboard Operators,* pay rated 448,993 *Temple, Tex.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Tenants Harbor, Me.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Tenders, Light-House Establishment,* limit of cost increased, third, sixth, eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth districts 858 contracts; may be built at, navy-yards 858 *Teneriffe, Canary Islands,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Tennessee and Coosa Railroad,* transfers allowed homesteaders on grants in Alabama, to 1408 *Tennessee Eastern Judicial District,* terms of court, Chattanooga 298,882 Greeneville 298 *Tennessee Middle Judicial District,* terms of court, Nashville 298,882 *Tennessee River,* appropriation for improvement of. below Chattanooga 739 above Chattanooga 1093 from Chattanooga to Riverton 1093 at Hales bar 1093 at Colbert and Bee Tree Shoals; contracts 1093,1346 below Riverton 1094 Scotts Point 739 for lighting 713,1320 bridge authorized across, between Brandons Mill and Birmingham.
Ky 56,1253clxxx bridge authorized across, Cliattanooga, Tenn 388 dams, etc., authorized at Muscle Shoals, Ala., for power stat ions 52 permits withheld 1094 *Tennessee Rolling Works, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Cumberland River, bet ween Linepqrl. Tenn., and 58,1254 *Tensas River, La. and Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1090 *Tents, etc., Army,* loan authorized to Jamestown Exposition; conditions 1175 *Terminal Charges,* schedules required of interstate carriers 586 *Terminal Facilities,* included with railroads in interstate commerce regulations 584 *Terminal Station, D.
C. (see* Union Railroad Station, D. C) *Territorial Homes for Volunteer Soldiers,* appropriation for aid to; restrictions 749,1350 deficiency appropriation for aid to 34,644,1383 *Territorial Libraries,* distribution of documents to 1014 *Territories,* appropriation for government in the 416,963 for aid to agricultural colleges of, increased 1281 acknowledgment of deeds affecting lands, etc., by notaries, Guam, Samoa, or Canal Zone 552 annual appropriation for agricultural experiment stations increased; conditions 63 courts of record, etc., given jurisdiction in naturalization of aliens 596 ten percent of receipts from forest reserves in, to be paid for schools and roads 684,1270 *Testimony,* competency of witnesses in civil cases, Federal courts, to follow State or Territorial laws 618 *Texarkana, Tex.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1304 *Texas,* appropriation for improvement of inland waterway on coast of 1091 deficiency appropriation for reimbursing, defense of frontier, etc., 18551860 645 irrigation act extended to 259 Sabine customs collection district established 302 title to certain lands in, relinquished to heirs of W.
T. Scott 1285 *Texas City, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of channel from Galveston to 1091 preliminary examination of channel, to be made 1117 *Texas Southern Judicial District,* new division established 121 terms, Viet oria 121 *Texas Western Judicial District,* new division established 226 terms, Del Rio; suits, etc 226 *Thames River, Conn.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of 1076 *Thanks of Congress,* extended to General Horace Porter, for recovering body of Admiral John Paul Jones 829 *Third Assistant Postmaster-General,* appropriation for, superintendents, etc 438,983 for postal service, office of 475,1214 for stamps, postal cards, etc 475,1214 for travel and miscellaneous expenses 476,1214 for counsel second-class mail matter suits 476,1214 employee to sign warrants, etc., for Post-master-General 1206 *Third Light-House District,* appropriation for tender for inspector 1317 limit of cost increased 858 tender authorized for 995 appropriation for 1318 *Thirteenth Light-House District,* tender for inspection service authorized; balance 324 limit of cost increased 858 appropriation for 660,1318 *Thomas, Cora B.,* deficiency appropriation for salary; to be continued on the rolls for five years 27 *Thomas, David, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Thomas, Margaret, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Thomas, Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Thompson, F.
L.,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *Thorpe, Francis N.,* appropriation for manuscript of new edition of Chartersand Constitutions; indexing, etc 759 *Three Mile Harbor, N. Y.,* preliminary examination to be made of channel between Gardiners Bay and 1115 *Three Rivers, Quebec,* classification of salary of consul 99 *Thunder Bay River, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of Alpena harlwr 1097 *Tibbetts Point, N. Y.,* light-keepers’ dwelling authorized 323 deficiency appropriation for 659 *Tickfaw River, La.,* appropriation for improvement of 1089 *Tientsin, China,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 session of United States court, in 814 *Tiffany, Dexter, jr.,* appropriation for reimbursing 1291 *Tiidezewin, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Tilden, Tyler, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Tillamook Bay and Bar, Cal.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 *Tillamook Bay, Oreg.,* preliminary examination to be made of 1116 *Timber,* permits for sale of, from national forests 1269 excepted from prohibition to railroads carrying products in which interested 585 sale of, for benefit of Jicarilla Indians, New Mexico 91,1413 *Timber Depredations,* appropriation for preventing, on public lands 724,1332clxxxi *Timber Lands,* sales of, on Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont 1038 *Timber, Publie Lands,* cutting, etc., trees, for pitch turpentine, etc., prohibited; penalty 208 *Tinrup, Colo.,* grant of lands for Cemetery to 796 *Tlppecanoi Battle Ground, Ind.,* appropriation for monument to Gon.
William Henry Harrison and American army at 1410 *Tishomingo County, Miss.,* dams, etc., authorized across Bear River 130,929 *Title Entries of Copyright Office.,* appropriation for publication of catalogue 761,1368 *Tobacco,* appropriation for investigation of soils, etc., cultivation of 687,1273 *Tobacco Worms, etc.,* appropriation for investigation and eradication of 1273 *Togas, Me.,* appropriation for expenses, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 747,1353 for sewerage 1353 *Tokyo, Japan,* appropriation for ground rent of embassy 289,919 *Toledo, Ohio,* appropriation for public building 1304 deficiency appropriation for public building 639 construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791 enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790 *Tomah, Wis.,* appropriation for Indian school 379,1051 *Tombigbee River, Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of; contracts 1087 Locks and Dams Nos. 1 and 3 737,1088 Lock and Dam No. 2 737 for improvement of, from mouth to Demopolis 1088 from Demopolis to Columbus, Miss 1088 Locks and Dams Nos. 1 and 2 737,1345 Lock and Dam No. 1, Demopolis 1345 bridge authorized across, at Stoms Ferry 849 *Toms River.
N. J.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1115 *Tonawanda, N. Y.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1078 *Tongue River Indian Reservation, Mont.,* appropriation for irrigation system 1035 *Tongue River, Mont.,* appropriation for bridge across. at Fort Keogh 88 *Tonkawa Indians, Okla.,* shares of minors, etc., in trust funds may be paid to guardians 356 *Tonnage Tax,* levied on foreign vessels from the Philippines 154 *Topographer, BostOffice Department,* appropriation for, assistant, draftsmen, etc 439,984 for expenses, post-route maps 440, 985 *Topographical Surreys,* appropriation for 727,1336 *Torgerson, Karl A., and Charles E.
Heyn,* appropriation for purchase of laud from 1045 *Toronto, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Torpedo-Boat Destroyers, Navy.* construction of three authorized; cost 582 of two authorized; cost 1203 cost of former boats increased 1203 *Torpedo Boats,* purchase of subsurface or submarine, authorized ; cost 583 *Torpedo Boats, Navy,* appropriation for converting 1180 *Torpedo Defense, Army,* appropriation for preserving structures for 462,1059 in insular possessions 1061 *Torpedo Destroyers, Navy,* appropriation for converting 1180 *Torpedo Factory, Navy,* appropriation for constructing and equip-ping, at Torpedo station 1180 *Torpedo Blunter, Army,* appropriation for procuring, for Pacific coast 1061 *Torpedo Station.
Newport, H. L,* appropriation for expenses of naval 558,1180 for public works 568,1190 for equipment, etc., of torpedo factory 1180 deficiency appropriation for 647,1385 *Torpedoes, Navy,* appropriation for fifty 18-inch 1180 for reserve 1180 *Totuskey River, Va.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Town Sites,* allottees may plat. etc., on lands adjoining railroad stations, Indian Territory 373 authorized in Colville Indian Reservation, Wash 82 disposal under reclamation act, of established 519 preferences to settlers at Heyburn and Rupert, Idaho 520 withdrawals in excess of 160 acres permitted 520 on common lands of Kiowas, Comanches, and Apaches, Oklahoma 80 sales; intoxicating liquors, etc 80 provisions for, Flathead Indian Reservation.
Mont 354 reservations for, under reclamation projects 116 appraisal and sale of lots; proceeds 116 public reservations for towns 116 water supply, etc. ; charges 117 reservation of lands on Blackfeet Indian Reservation, Mont 1039 restrictions on Indian allottees may be remmoved to sell portion for 373 *Trade Conditions Abroad,* appropriation for special agents to investigate 442,987 cotton products 442 *Trade-Marks.* statement, requirements modified 168 when needed to express colors 169 classes to be established 169 single application for all of a class 169 accorded owners of factories in United States 169 marks not accepted for registration 1251 registration refused, emblems of fraternal societies 1251 opposition to issue may be filed by attorney; verification by opposer required 1252clxxxii *Traffic Contracts, Interstate Carrier,* copies of all, to be filed with Interstate Commeree, Commission 587 *Traffic, Interstate (see* Interstate Commerce Regulations) *Trails, etc., Alaska.* provisions for laying out 192 *Train Dispatchers, Railway,* hours of continuous service by, limited 1416 *Trainer, Nevermore, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 345 *Training Vessels, Naval,* limit of cost increased 583 *Transcripts from Records, Tublie Lands,* appropriation for furnishing 724,1333 *Transit Pay,* appropriation for. diplomatic and consular service 288,918 *Transportation,* appropriation for, diplomatic and consular officers 288,922 deficiency appropriation for, diplomatic and consular officers 634 term to include tarsand all instrumentalities of shipment 584 services of receipt, delivery, icing, storage, etc 584 to be furnished on reasonable requests 584 through routes, with just and reasonable rates to be established by carriers 584 charges to be just and reasonable 584 if unjust and unreasonable, prohibited 584 free interstate, of passengers forbidden; exceptions 584 penalty for issuing; accepting 585 *Transportation, Army,* appropriation for 253,1169 division of estimates 1170 for payment to land-grant roads, not bond aided 253,1170 for boats for seacoast artillery 1171 deficiency appropriation for 46,646,666,668,1382,1401,1404 *Transportation, Interstate and Foreign,* of meats or meat products not inspected and passed, forbidden 676 *Transportation, Mail,* appropriation for 472,1211 *Transportation, Marine Corps,* appropriation for 581,1202 *Transportation, Navy,* appropriation for 555,1177 deficiency appropriation for 46, 1386 *Transportation of Animals,* provisions for rest, feeding, etc,, in interstate commerce 607 *Transports, Army,* appropriation for expenses of; sale restricted 253,1170 restriction on use of 254,1170 *Travel Allowance, Army,* appropriation for enlisted men on discharge 245,1163 *Treasurer of the United States,* appropriation for, assistant, cashier, clerks, etc 406,953 for superintendent redemption of nat ional currency, clerks, etc 407,953 for paper for checks for, etc 413,960 for clerks, sinking fund office, D.
C 484,1121 deficiency appropriation for counters, etc 28 for counters, etc., redemption of national currency 28 for reimbursing Bureau of Engraving and Printing 635 *Treasury Department,* appropriation for Secretary, Assistants, clerks, etc 402,949 estimates of receipts and expenditures, etc., to be made in annual report, and statement for preceding year 949 for chief clerk, assistant superintendent, clerks, etc 402,949 for engineers, watchmen, laborers, etc 403,949 for divisions in Secretary’s office, clerks, etc 403,950 assignments from miscellaneous division 404 for Supervising Architect, messenger 404 for Supervising Architect, assistant, etc 951 employees paid from public buildings 405 draftsmen, engineers, etc 405,951 for Comptroller of the Treasury, assistant, clerks, etc 405,952 for Auditor for Treasury Department, deputy, clerks, etc 405, 952 for Auditor for War Department, deputy, clerks, etc 405,952 for Auditor for Navy Department, deputy, clerks, etc 406,952 for Auditor for Interior Department, deputy, clerks, etc 406,952 for Auditor for State, etc,, Departments, deputy, clerks, etc 406,952 for Auditor for Post-Office Department, deputy, clerks, etc 406,952 for Treasurer, assistant, clerks, etc 406,953 for Register, assistant, clerks, etc 407,954 for Comptroller of the Currency, deputy, clerks, etc 407,954 for Commissioner of Internal Revenue, deputies, etc 408,954 for Superintendent LifeSaving Service, assistant, clerks, etc 408,955 for Director Bureau of Engraving and Printing, clerks, etc 408,955 employees paid from engraving and printing 408 for chief of secret service division, clerks, etc 409,955 for Director of the Mint, clerks, etc 409,955 for Surgeon-General, Public Health, etc., Service, clerks, etc 409,956 for contingent expenses 409,956 for rent 410,956 for contingent, expenses.
Auditor for Post-Office Department 410,957 for internal-revenue collectors, deputies, agents, etc 4ll,957 for salaries, assistant treasurers’ offices 411,958 special agents, etc 413,960 paper for checks 413,960 for salaries, mints, and assay offices 413,960 for government in the Territories 416,963 for civil expenses under 697,1295 for public buildings 697,1295 for repairs to Department buildings 699,1305 for repairs to east front: use of balance 1305 for steel files for official bonds 1305 for automatic fire alarm 699,1305 for marine hospitals 701,1306 for quarantine stations 701,1307 for LifeSaving Service 701,1307 for Revenue-Cutter Service 702,1308 for Bureau of Engraving and Printing 703, 1309 hand press requirement repealed 1310 for Smithsonian Institution 704,1310 for Interstate Commerce Commission 705,1310 for paper and stamps, internal revenue 705,1312clxxxiii appropriation for punishing violations of internal-revenue laws 705,1312 for contingent expenses, Independent Treasury 706,1312 for transporting, recoining, etc., coins 706,1312 for expenses, securities, and national currency 706,1313 for expenses, public buildings 707,1313 for suppressing counterfeiting, etc 708,1314 for compensation in lieu of moieties 708,1315 for collecting revenue from customs, additional 1315 for scales for customs service 708 for local appraisers’ meetings 708,1315 for custody of lands, etc 708,1315 for Public Health and MarineHospital Service 708,1316 for quarantine service 709,1316 for prevention of epidemics 709,1316 for leprosy hospital.
Hawaii 709 for printing and binding 760,1366 for additional rent, etc 796 for moving furniture 796 for Digest of Customs Laws and Decisions 840 deficiency appropriation for Cora B. Thomas;’ to be continued on the rolls for live years 27 for Treasurer’s office 28,635 correction in legislative act, Internal-Revenue office 636 additional draftsmen, etc., Architect’s office 636 for collecting customs revenue 28,45,636,665,1401 for transporting silver coin 28,119,636,1373 for recoining gold coin 28 for local appraisers’ meetings 28 for public buildings 28,30,45,638,665,1374,1375,1101 for arrears of pay, war with Spain 28 for Lindley C.
Kent and Joseph Jenkins 29 for claims of New York and Pennsylvania, war of 1812 29 for internal revenue 29,46,637,665,668,1375,1401,1404 for quarantine station, Honolulu 29 for Revenue-Cutter Service 30,45,638,1373 for credit in accounts of George A. Bartlett, for public buildings 30 for credits in accounts of Thomas J. Hobbs, for public buildings 30 for repairs to building 31 for Independent Treasury 31,1373 for mints and assav offices 31,639,665,842,1376 for Court of Claims judgments under 44,664,1399 for repaying importers 45 for quarantine service 45 for Life-Saving Service 45, 665, 1401,1404 for per diem customs inspectors.
New York 636,1373 Philippine tariffs prior to March 8, 1902. legalized 636 for transporting minor coin 636,1374 for Engraving and Printing Bureau 637 claim of Minnesota reopened 637 for Minnesota 1374 for Andrew J. West 637 for Francis A. Macon 637 for Claude Hough 637 deficiency appropriation for transfer of accounts 638 Oklahoma Territorial appropriations not to be used, etc 639 for judgments of United States courts, under 663,1399 for Auditor for Navy Department 665,885 for government in the Territories 885 for Secretary 1372 for changing bookkeeping methods 1372 for draftsmen, etc., office Supervising Architect 1372 for office of Auditor for Post-Office Department 1372 for Potomac Electric Power Company 1373 for contingent expenses 1373 for Director of the Mint 1373 for examinations of banks 1373 for refunding stamps on ships’ manifests 1373 for Edward King 1374 for Etienne De P.
Bujac 1374 for Jacob Livingston and Company 1374 for Delia B. Stuart 1374 for Jam es M. McKee 1374 for Postal Telegraph-Cable Company 1374 for Public Health and MarineHospital Service 1375 for suppressing counterfeiting, etc 1401 for 20 per cent to civil employees 1404 appraiser, New York, salary increased 1373 provisions to promote efficiency of Revenue-Cutter Service 152 *Treasury Notes (see* United States Notes) Treaties ,(*see* PART 3) *Trebizond Turkey,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Trent River.
N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1083 securing channel over Foys Flats 1424 *Trenton, N. J.,* bridge authorized across Delaware River near 64 enlargement of public building at, authororized 774 appropriation for 790,1304 *Trieste, Austria,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Trinidad, Colo.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1304, *Trinidad, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Trinity River, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of 737,739,1091,1345 maintenance, locks and dams; contracts 3092 *“Triton” Foreign-built Dredge,* to be documented as vessel of the United States 204 *Trotters Shoals,* dam, etc., authorized across Savannah River, at 1241 *Troy, Ala.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 *Truant Officers, D.
C.,* duties of, etc 220 *Trudell, August, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357clxxxiv *Trust Companies, D. C.,* all, to make and publish reports as required of national banks 458 power of Comptroller to take possession; foreign institutions 458 printing publications; examinations 459 *Trusts (sec also* Antitrust Laws), deficiency appropriation for examinations, etc., into 119 investigations ordered of. to monopolize trade, etc., in coal or oil 823 *Truxton Canyon, Ariz.,* appropriation for Indian school 332,1021 *Tsingtuu, China,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Tuberculosis among Indians,* feasibility of sanitarium for treating, to be reported upon 328 *Tuberculosis, etc.,* admission of aliens afflicted with, excluded 899 importation of aliens with, unlawful; penalty 901 decision of board of special inquiry, final 901 *Tuberculosis Hospital, D.
C.,* appropriation for erection and equipment for indigent patients 511 for maintenance, etc 1151 *Tuckahoe River, Md.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1113 *Tuckerton Creek,* A’. *J.,*appropriation for improvement of 1080 *Tug Fork, Big Sandy River,* appropriation for improvement of; locks and dams 737 Dam No. 1; contracts 1082 bridge authorized across, Devon, W. Va 883 Nolan, W. Va 626 Sprigg, W. Va 1234 Warfield, Ky 852 West Virginia and Kentucky and West Virginia and Virginia 891 Williamson, W.
Va 69,1004 Wolf Creek, Ky 1002 *Tugaloo River, S. C. and Ga.,* operation of Knox’s bridge authorized across 122 *Tulalip Indian Reservation, Wash.,* appropriation for sawmill 1050 *Tide River Aqency, Cal.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 333,1022 *Tulsa, Ind. T.,* terms of court, etc., recording district No. 28 343 *Tulsa, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *Tunkasapa, or Joseph T. Cook, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 374 *Turin, Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Turkey,* appropriation for ambassador to 286,916 for secretary of embassy 287,917 for second secretary 287,917 for interpreter 288,918 for hire of steam launch 289,919 for purchase of legation buildings, etc 293 for interpreters, etc., at consulates 294,924 for marshals, consular courts 294,925 for expenses of prisoners 295,925 for rent of prison 295,925 *Turks Island, West Indies,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Turner, C.W.,* appropriation for payment from Creek funds, unpaid tribal warrant 344 *Turner Shoals, Savannah River,* dam authorized at 1239 *Turner, William B.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1396 *Turpentine, etc.,* cutting, etc., trees on public lands for, prohibited; penalty 208 *Turtle Core Channel, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement of, from Aransas Pass to Corpus Christi; contracts 1091 *Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians,*a appropriation for support:, etc., of 360,1042 allotments on Graham Island to 361 *Tuscaloosa, Ala.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1304 *Tutuila Samoan Islands,* appropriation for barracks, naval station 1188 *Tuxpam, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Twelfth Light-House District,* deficiency appropriation for repairing, etc., buildings destroyed by earthquake 842 tender for engineer, authorized 324 appropriation for 711,1318 limit of cost increased 858 *Twenty Per Cent to Civil Employees,* deficiency appropriation for 1404 *Twenty-third Street NW., D.C.,* proceedings to condemn lands forextending to Kalorama road 847 appropriation for 847 *Twin City Power Company,* may build two dams across Savannah River above Augusta, Ga 1000 *Twine, etc., Postal Service,* appropriation for 476,1215 *Two Rivers, Wis.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor; restriction 1101 *Tyaskin Creek, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Tying Devices, Postal Service,* appropriation for 476,1215 *Tyler, Tex.,* enlargement of publie building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1304 *Typhoid Fever, D.
C.,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Typhus Fever,* appropriation for prevention of epidemic 709, 1316 *Tyronza Central Railroad Company,* may bridge Little River, Poinsett County, Ark 112 **U.** *Uintah and Ouray Agency, Utah,* appropriation for lndian agent at 375,1049 *Uintah Indian Reservation, Utah,* appropriation for irrigation system; conditions 375,1049 deficiency appropriation for surveys 654 grant of lands in former, to the Épiscopal Church in Utah 611 sale of timber by 1 ndians of former 376 time extended homesteaders to establish residence on, ceded lands 9clxxxv *Uintah Indians,* appropriation for irrigating lands of 375,1049 *Umatilla, de., Indians, Oreg.,* appropriation for support, etc., of 307,1045 shares of minons, etc., in trust funsis may be paid to guardians 356 *Umatilla Indian Reservation, Oreg.,* grazing lands of, may be patented to purchasers 611 permission for cattle and sheep to cross over 369 *Umpqua River LifeSaiing Station, Oreg.,* appropriation for telephone line to mouth of Siuslaw River 1308 *Uncom pahgre Indian Reservation, Utah,* recording mining claims in Wasatch County 376 *Uncompahgre Indians, Utah,* appropriation for irrigating lands of 375,1040 *Union Agency, Indian Territory,* appropriation for Indian agent at 338,1025 for expenses, town sites, etc 338,1025 for leasing lands of Creeks, etc 338,1025 for expenses, sale of inherited, etc., lands 1025 deficiency appropriation for clerical force, etc., town-site expenses 39 *Union Railroad Station, D.
C.,* appropriation for purchase of land, changinggrades, etc., for 490,1126 improvement of plaza; part by Terminal Company 1127 ascertainment of damages, etc., changes of grade, on line of Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Radroad 624 damages for change of grade, benefits from abolishing grade crossings, etc., to be considered 619 pay of commissioners to be determined by Supreme Court 619 *Union Veteran Legion, D. C.,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of 62 *Union Veteran’s Union, D.
C.,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of 62 *United Kingdom* (seeGreat Britain) *United States Courts,* appropriation for Chief and associate justices, Supreme Court 446,991 for marshal, Supreme Court 446,991 for clerks to justices 446,992 for circuit judges 446,992 for circuit courts of appeals, clerks 446,992 for messenger, etc., eighth circuit 447,992 for district judges 447,992 for judges, Indian Territory 447,992 for district court, Hawaii 447,992 for retired judges 447,992 for court of appeals, D.
C 447,992 for supreme court, D. C 447,992 for clerk, Illinois northern district 447,992 for commissioner, Yellowstone Park 447,992 for law books, circuit courtsof appeals 447,993 for expenses, in China 922,1357 for salaries, etc., marshals: advances 753,1360 salaries Idaho and California southern district 753 for salaries, etc., district attorneys and assistants 753,1360 salaries, Idaho and California southern district 754 for fees, district attorney for D. C 754,1360 for payments to regular assistants 754,1361 special assistants 754,1361 appropriation for assistant attorneys in special cases 754,1361 employment of foreign counsel 754,1361 naturalization proceedings 1361 for fees, clerks 754,1361 returns of all moneys to be made 754 commissioners 755,1361 jurors 755,1361 witnesses 755,1361 for rent of court rooms 755,1361 for bailiffs, etc 755,1361 for expenses, judges, etc 755,1361 for jury commissioners 755,1361 for miscellaneous expenses:
Alaska 755, 1361 for special master, case against George Edward Adams 755 for expenses, Indian Territory 756 for supplies 756,1361 for books, Hawaii courts 756,1361 for support of prisoners 756,1362 for penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans 756,1362 Atlanta, Ga 757,1363 deficiency appropriation for district attorneys and assistants 40,41,657,667,1403 for district, judges 41 Alabama northern district 1390 Nebraska, additional 1390 Ohio southern district, additional 1390 Oklahoma 1390 for additional justice, Arizona 41 for additional judges.
Indian Territory 41 for court of appeals, D. C 41 for assistant attorneys in special cases 41,48,657,1391 for fees, jurors 41,48,205,669, 1390 for rent of court rooms 41,657,1391 for bailiffs, etc 41,48,66,1390,1403 miscellaneous expenses 42,48,1390 for marshals 48,667,1390,1403 for fees, clerks 48,657,667,1390,1403,1405 for fees, commissioners 48,667,669,1103,1405 for support of prisoners 48,667,669,1403 for supplies 48,1391 for fees, witnesses 205,667,1390,1403,1405 for additional judge, New York southern district 657 for penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kans 657 for paying judgments 663,1399 for in China 669 for China, established 814 Alabama, northern district, assignment of judge to southern division 114 Arizona, eastern district created: judges, etc 283 western district created; judges, etc 283 Arkansas, western district, transfer of civil cases permitted in divisions of 206 in criminal cases, certain defendants may be tried in Fort Smith division 207 California, southern district, marshal’s salary 753 district attorney 754 District of Columbia supreme court expenses to be carried in District appropriation 763 Georgia, southern district, Albany division created 547 Iowa, southern district, Appanoose County transferred from southern to eastern division 127 Clinton County transferred to 304 Ottumwa division established 913 Idaho, salary of marshal 753 district attorney 754clxxxvi Missouri, Phelps County transferred from western to eastern district 875 Nebraska district, eight divisions created 997 additional district judge 997 marshal’s pay increased 1000 North Dakota, live divisions established 609 Oklahoma, eastern district created; judges, etc 275 western district created; judges, etc 275 transferor pending matters, etc 1286 Porto Rico, qualifications, etc., of jurors / district court 466 Texas, southern district, new division created 121 western district, new d ivision created 226 Virginia, western district, officers, etc., Big Stone Gap 546 appeals allowed from any interlocutory order of injunction, etc 116 commissioners to have a seal; use, etc 546 competency of witnesses in civil cases to follow State or Territorial laws 618 concurrent jurisdiction of circuit and district courts in immigration cases 907 district judge for Alabama northern district 931 Arizona eastern and western districts 283 California northem district, additional 1253 Ohio southern district, additional 928 Nebraska, additional 997 Now York southern district, additional 202 Oklahoma, eastern and western districts 275 district judge from another circuit may act. for disabled judge 1417 good-conduct commutation extended to existing sentences 149 jurisdiction in naturalization of aliens 596 jurors in Federal cases, New Mexico Territory; selection, etc 552 selection of, in Oklahoma 11 proceedings by Attorney-General, special counsel, etc., authorized in anv district 816 writs of error in criminal cases by United States to Supreme Court 1246 not allowed when verdict for defendant 1246 terms, Abingdon, Va 547 Albuquerque, Ariz 283 Ardmore, Okla 275 Bellingham, Wash 913 Big Stone Gap, Va 547 Birmingham, Ala 114 Bismarck, N.
Dak 609,610 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 912 Chadron, Nebr 998 Charleston. S. C 1002 Charlottesville, Va 547 Chattanooga, Tenn 298,882 Chickashaw, Okla 275 Clarksburg, W. Va 891 Columbia, S. C 1002 Creston, Iowa 127 Danville, Va 547 Dayton, Ohio 1294 Del Rio, Tex 226 Devils Lake, N. Dak 609,610 Dubuque, Iowa 912 Elizabeth City, N. C 1224 Enid, Okla 275 Eureka, Cal 631 Evanston, Wyo 111 Fargo, N. Dak 609,610 Florence, S. C 1002 terms, Fort Dodge, Iowa 912 Grand Forks, N. Dak 609,610 Grand Island, Nebr 998 Greeneville, Tenn 298 Greenville, S.
C 1002 Guthrie, Okla 275 Harrisonburg, Va 547 Hastings, Nebr 998 Lawton, Okla 275 Lincoln, Nebr 998 Lynchburg, Va 547 McCook, Nebr 998 Martinsburg, W. Va 891 Miami, Fla 226 Minot, N. Dak 609,610 Muscogee, Okla 275 Nashville, Tenn 298,882 Newbern, N. C 1224 Norfork, Nebr 998 North Platte, Nebr 998 Oklahoma City, Okla 275 Omaha, Nebr 998 Ottumwa, Iowa 913 Parkersburg, W. Va 891 Philippi, W. Va 891 Phoenix, Ariz 283 Quiucy, Ill 882 Raleigh, N. 0 1224 Roanoke, Va 547 Sioux City, Iowa 912 South McAlester, Okla 275 Tulsa, Okla 275 Victoria, Tex 121 Vinita, Okla 275 Washington, N.
C 1224 Wheeling, W. Va 891 Wilmington, N. C 1224 *United States Notes,* issue of smaller denominations authorized to meet deficiency in silver certificates 1289 higher denominations to be retired 1290 aggregate outstanding, not to be changed 1290 *Universalist General Convention, D. C.,* taxes refunded 869 *University of Arizona,* lands reserved for; disposition 282 *University of Idaho,* obsolete cannon, etc., donated to 865 *University of Oklahoma,* additional land granted to, in Cleveland County 932 lands reserved for; disposition 273 indemnity grant 275 for preparatory school 275 additional grant 623 *University of Utah,* part of Fort Douglas Reservation granted to; conditions 195 rights reserved 195 *Upper White River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of.
Lock and Dam No. 3 1093 right of way granted through Lands of Lock No. I 1283 *Urgent Deficiencies (see* Deficiency Appropriations) *Uruguay, Paraguay and,* appropriation for minister to 287,917 for secretary of legation 917 *Useless Papers,* in post-offices to be disposed of 186clxxxvii *Utah,* appropriation for Indian service in 375,1049 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 375,1049 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 436,981 for reimbursement for surveying advances 726 deficiency appropriation for incidental expenses, Indian service in 38,655 grant of Uintah Reservation, lands to the Episcopal Church in Utah 611 land laws extended to abandoned Fort Crittenden Military Reservation 808 part, of Fort Douglas Military Reservation granted to university 195 time extended for settlers on Uinta lands, to establish residence 9 *Utah and Eastern Copper Company,* sale of lands of Shebit Indians, Utah, to; conditions 375 *Ute Indians, Confederated Hands,* appropriation for fulfilling treaties with 376,1049 deficiency appropriation for employees 47 *Ute Indians.
Utah.* appropriation for irrigating allotted lands of Uncoinpahgre, Uintah, and White River 375,1049 *Utilla, Honduras,* classification and salary of consul 100 **V.** *V Street, D. C.,* deficiency appropriation for widening 640 *Vaccination of Indians,* appropriation for 330,1018 *Valdez, Alaska,* appropriation for improvement, of jail 751 *Valdez, Marshall Pass and Northern Railroad Company ,* time extended for completing road in Alaska by 915 *Valdosta, Ga.,* construction of public building authorized at 776 appropriation for 791,1304 *Valencia, Spain,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Valley Forge Park Commission.
Pa.,* loan of brass cannon, etc., to 1415 *Valparaiso, Chile.* classification and salary of consul 99 *Van Buren, Ark.,* bridge authorized across Arkansas Riverat 21 *Vancouver, British Columbia,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Vancouver, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River at 2 *Vandal, Arthur M., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Vandel, Charles E,. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Vandel, James E., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Vann, Clement N.,* claim for services to Osages, referred to Court of Claims 365 *Vaults, Safes, and Locks, Public Buildings,* appropriation for 700,1306 for electrical protection for 700,1306 deficiency appropriation for 28,45 *Vegetables, D.
C.,* may be sold by head or bunch 316,854 *Vehicles, D. C., Motor or Horse,* speed regulations; penalties 621 *Venezuela,* appropriation for minister to 286,916 for secretary of legation 287,917 *Venice,Italy,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Veracruz, Mexico,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Vermilion, Ohio,* appropriation for improvement of 1094 *Versailles. Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1304 *Vessels,* confinement of animals in interstate transit by, limited 607 time for feeding, watering, and rest required 607 international requirements of lights on fishing 850 punishment, of owners, etc., of, violating quarantine regulations 300 *Vessels in Domestic Commerce, (see also* Vessels, *and* Steamboat Inspection Service), enrollment and license of, consolidated in one document 136 renewal of license by indorsement of collector of district in which lying 136 five great coasting districts established; divisions 190 operating foreign-built dredge’s in United States forbidden unless documented 204 *Vessels, Steam,* masters, etc., to display licenses within forty-eight hours 897 emergency transfers excepted 897 regulation of whistling by 881 *Veterinarians,Army,* appropriation for pay; longevity 245,1163 *Veterinarians, D.
C.,* use of drugs, etc., by 175 *Veterinary Regulations, D. C.,* board of examiners created; qualifications, appointment, etc 870 officers, duties, etc 870 licenses to practice required ; examinations, etc 871 acceptance of foreign licenses 871 of graduates of colleges without examination 872 to present practitioners 872 appeal in case of refusal to issue; proceedings 872 display of license; inspection 872 persons regarded as veterinary practitioners 872 not applicable to Army veterinarians, etc 873 revocation of license; appeal proceedings 873 penalty for violations 873 duty of corporation counsel 873 *Vice-President of the United States,* appropriation for compensation 400,947 for secretary to, etc 389,935 deficiency appropriation for additional compensation 1371 compensation established 993 *Vicksburg, Miss.,* appropriation for road to national cemetery 1347 *Vicksburg National Cemetery, Miss.,* right of way granted over road to 849 *Vicksburg National Military Park, Miss.,* appropriation for establishing 744,1350clxxxviii *Victoria, British Columbia,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Victoria, Tex.,* terms of court at 121 *Vidal, Fernando M.,* deficiency appropriation for legal services 1390 *Vienna, Austria,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Vincennes University, Ind.,* obsolete arms, etc., in possession of, donated for military instruction 834 *Vinita, Okla.,* terms of court 275 *Virginia,* appropriation for Indian service in 376,1050 bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, between West Virginia and 891 *Virginia Antiquities, Association for Preservation of,* appropriation for purchase or lease of pier, Jamestown Island; conditions 766 *Virginia Western Judicial District,* officers, etc., at Big Stone Gap 546 terms of court 547 *Visiting Representatives of Foreign.
Governments,* entertainment of, allowed from emergency appropriation 27 *Vital Statistics. D. C.,* regulations for reporting, etc., births 1010 *Vital Statistics. etc,,* appropriation for collecting by Census Office 443,989 *Vladivostok, Siberia,* appropriation for interpreter at consulate 294,924 classification and salarv of consul 99 *Volin, Joseph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Voluntary Personal Services,* acceptance by official, prohibited; exception 49 *Volunteer Soldiers’ Homes (see* National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers) *Volunteers,* appropriation for arrears of pay and 1 saint v 750,1356 for commutation of rations 750,1356 deficiency appropriation for refund to State, expenses raising 46,666 for pay, etc., Oregon and Washington 46,666,1404 for Mexican war 666 *Volunteers, Spanish War,* issue of medals to. who served beyond term of enlistment to suppress Philippine insurrection 621 appropriation for 621 *Volusia Bar.
Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of 1086 *Von Ezdorf, R. H.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursement 1375 **W.** *W Street NW., D. C.,* appropriation for purchasing land for extending 1008 assessment of benefits, etc 1008 proceedings to condemn land forextending, Flagler to Second streets, etc 845 appropriation for 845 *Wabash River,* bridge authorized across, at Mount Carntel, Ill 820 *Wacanga,Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Waccamaw River, N. C. and S.C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Wade, Maggie,* added to Chickasaw final roll 340 *Wadsworth, James W.,* appointed on Board of Managers Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 828 *Wagon Service, Postal Service,* appropriation for 472,1211 deficiency appropriation for 658 *Wahcahunka, John, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 371 *Wahpeton, N.
Dak.,* appropriation for Indian school 360,1042 for water supply 1042 *Wajunhunta, Baptiste, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be cancelled 361 *Wajunhnnta, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be cancelled 361 *Wakefield, Va.,* appropriation for watchman, care of dock and monument at 422,967 for repairs to fence, etc 1344 *Wakinyangi or Samuel, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Wakulla River, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1117 *Waldoboro, Me.,* enlargement of publie building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790 *Waldoboro, Jane E.,* appropriation for payment of judgment to 1047 *Walker, Anna Mary, or Me khu bae.
Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Walker, E. P.,* deficiency appropriation for services 1397 *Walker, Freeman V.,* ordered before Army retiring board to determine status on retired list 451 *Walker River Indian Reservation, Nev.,* appropriation forsupport, etc., of Indians on 358,1010 deficiency appropriation for surveys 654 timber lands reserved for Indians of 358 *Walla Walla County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River, between Benton County and 866 *Walla Walla, etc., Indians, Oreg.,* appropriation for support, etc.,of 367,1045 *Walsh Company, W.C.,* deficiency appropriation for compensation 1392 *Walworth County, S.
Dak.,* bridge authorized across Missouri River in 193 between Dewey County and 95 *Wamditowin, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Wannassy, Charles, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 379 *Wdnyanht Mani or Rev. Luke C. Walker,* fee-simple title to 374 *Wapaha, John B., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Wappinger Creek. N.Y.,* appropriation for improvement of 1078 *War College. Army,* appropriation for expenses 240,1158 for maintenance 255,1152clxxxix *War College, Naval,* appropriation for maintenance 557,1179 *War Department,* appropriation for Secretary, Assistant, clerks, etc 417,963 details of civilians prohibited to and front Office of General Staff 418 for clerks, etc., Military Secretary’s Office 418,964 Inspector-General’s Office 418,964 JudgeAdvocateGeneral’s Office 418,964 Signal Office 418,964 Quartermaster-General’s Office 419,965 Commissary-General’s Office 419,965 Surgeon-General’s Office 419,965 Paymaster-General’s Office 420,965 Office of Chief of Ordnance 420,966 Office of Chief of Engineers 420,966 Bureau of Insular Affairs 421,966 for contingent expenses 421,966 for stationery 421,966 for rent 421,967 for public buildings and grounds, clerks, gardeners, watchmen, etc 421,967 for Stale, War. and Navy Department building, clerks, engineers, watchmen. etc 422,968 for civil expenses under 731,1339 for armories and arsenals 731, 1339 for buildings and grounds, Washington, D.
C 733,1341 for telegraph, Capitol to Departments and Printing Office 735,1343 for Washington Monument 735,1343 for Grant Memorial 735 for McClellan statue 736 for Lincoln Memorial, Hodgenville, Ky 1343 for Engineer Department, rivers and harbors 736,1073,1344 for national cemeteries 740,1346 for bringing home remains of officers, etc 741,1347 for bringing home civilians and discharged soldiers 741,1347 for Yorktown Monument.Va., fence, etc 742 for military posts 742,1348 for International Waterways Commission 743,1351 for Fort Snelling, Minn 743 for Fort Monroe 743,1348 for Fort Leavenworth, Kans., military prison 743 for military parks 743,1349 for maps 744, 1350 for survey of northern and northwestern lakes 744,13,50 for artificial limbs 714,1350 for appliances fur disabled soldiers 745,1350 for Providence Hospital, D.
C 745,1350 for Garfield Hospital, D. C 745,1351 for California Débris Commission 745,1351 for New York Harbor 745,1350 for Jamestown Exposition, use of funds for buoys, etc 1351 for National Home for Volunteer Soldiers 745,1351 for aid to State and Territorial homes 749,1356 for back pay, bounty, and commutation of rations 750,1356 stating balances 1356 for arrears of pav.warwith Spain, etc 750,1356 for printing and binding 760,1367 work for Military Secretary’s Office 1367 for support of the Army 240,1158 for fortifications 462,1058 appropriation for Military Academy 521,1063 for headstones, etc., graves of Confederates who died in Northern prisons and hospitals 56 deficiency appropriation for Army 32,46,615,665,668,843,1381,1401,1404 for Army General Hospital 32 for military prison, Fort Leavenworth, Kans 32 for national trophy, medals, etc., rifle contests 32 for Indiana State board of agriculture 32 for burial of indigent, soldiers 33 for Isthmian Canal 33 for Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 34,1382,1401 for State and Territorial homes 34,644,1383 for Court of Claims judgments under 44,664,1400 for refund to States, volunteers 46,666 for horses, etc., claims 46 for Oregon and Washington Volunteers 46,666,1404 for Washington, D.
C., barracks 120 for Fort Donelson, Tenn., cemetery 644 for Fort Niagara, N. Y., buildings 644 for advertising 644,1380 for Statue of Liberty, N. Y 644 for use of earthquake fund 644 for De B. Randolph Keim 644 for California Débris Commission, earthquake losses 644 for Deseret News 645 for Texas 645 for judgments of United States courts under 663,1399 for Commissary-General’s Office 665 for Mexican war volunteers 666 for Secretary 1380 for contingent expenses 1380 for Lieut.
R. W. Collins 1380 for headstones for soldiers’ graves 46,666,1380,1401 for claims of Confederate soldiers 1381 for Rock Island, Ill., bridge 1381 for destroying ice gorge, Missouri River 1381 for John W. McHarg 1381 for proceeds of property 1401 chief of Bureau of Insular Affairs made a I trigad iergeneral 456 Military Secretary’s Office restored to Adjutant-General’s Office 1158 *War of 1812,* deficiency appropriation for paying claims of New York and Pennsylvania 29 *War with Spain,* appropriation for arrears of pay 750,1356 deficiency appropriation for arrears of pay 28 for distributing medals to Navy and Marine Corps, service in West Indies 35 issue of medals to volunteers who served beyond enlistment to suppress Philippine insurrection 621 *Warfield, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at 852 *Warm Spring Agency, Oreg.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians of 367,1045 *Warner, Harvey, or Tae hit tarn be, Indian Allottee,*fee-simple title to 357 *Warner, Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356cxc *Warner, William,* appointed on Board of Managers, Volunteer Soldiers’ Home 828 *Warrant Machinists, Navy,* appointment of; annual limit 553 *Warrants, etc., Postal Service,* employee may be designated to sign, for Postmaster-General 1206 *Warrants, Lost, etc.,* issue of duplicates for; restriction removed 84 not exceeding $50 after 30 days 84 *Warren, Ohio,* appropriation for public building 1304 limit of cost increased, public building 777 *Warren Street, NW, D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for opening 994 appropriation for 994 *Warrensburg, Mo.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Warrior River, Ala.,* appropriation for improvement of: Locks and Dams 1, 2, and 3 737,1087 for improvement of: contracts 1087 Locks and Dams Nos. 2 and 3 1088,1345 *Warsaw, Russia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Washington,* appropriation for Indian service in 377,1050 for incidental expenses, Indian service in 377,1050 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 436,981 for dredge for use in harbors, etc., of Oregon and 1107 for reimbursing, survey of a township 1334 deficiency appropriation for pay, etc., volunteers 46,666,1404 allotment and disposal of lands in diminished Colville Reservation 80 canal from Lake Washington to Puget Sound, authorized 231 disposal of allotments on Columbia and Colville Reservation 55 lands sold subject to taxation 56 entries prior to December 21, 1904, on Yakima Reservation ceded lands confirmed 1420 forest reserves not to lie created or added to in. except by act of Congress 1271 homesteaders allowed leave of absence 1421 time to prove residence, etc., in, extended 1421 irrigable lands on Yakima Indian Reservation subject to reclamation act 53 prosecutions for violations of Alaska salmon fisheries act may be in 481 illegal fishing in Alaska may be in district courts 264 reappraisement of certain suburban lots, Port Angeles town site 167 subdivision and sale of certain lands in 229 auction sales: private sales 229 entries by bona fide occupants 229 time extended for final proofs, desert land entries in Benton County 1057 *Washington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System* appropriation for extensions, etc., from receipts 241,1159 *Washington and Western Maryland Railroad Company,* extension of tracks authorized; location 532 payment for right, of way’ through Government. land 533 bridges, crossings, etc 534 taking land for tracks, stations; assent of owners 534 condemnation proceedings 534 time of construction 536 *Washington Aqueduct.
D. C.,* appropriation for operation, salaries, etc 497,1135 for dredging, etc., Dalecarlia Reservoir 1135 for filtration plant, expenses 497,1135 deficiency appropriation for maintenance 642 *Washington Asylum, D. C.,* appropriation for salaries and expenses 508,1149 for paying families of prisoners 509,1149 for additional land, new almshouse, etc 510 for administration building, male workhouse 1149 for home for aged and infirm 509,1150 for transporting prisoners 510,1150 deficiency appropriation for contingent expenses 642,1372 use of balance 642 *Washington Barracks, D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for filling, etc., reservation 120 *Washington Bayou, Miss.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1114 *Washington Bridge Company,* may bridge Columbia River, Wenatchee, Wash 6 *Washington County, Miss.,* construction of bridge authorized across Yazoo River by Holmes County and 112 *Washington County, Pa.,* time extended for bridging Monongahela River at Webster, by Westmoreland and 17,876 *Washington, D. C.,* appropriation for machinery, etc., naval gun factory 558,1180 for public works, navy-yard 565, 1187 for naval hospital, addition 1191 for marine barracks 1191 enlargement of customhouse at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790 wharf (or buoys, etc., authorized 995 appropriation (or 1319 *Washington Eastern Judicial District,* deficiency appropriation for district judge 41 *Washington Market Company, D.
C.,* may extend refrigerating pipes from Center Market, under Seventh street 93 may erect ice plant, etc 873 *Washington Monument, D. C.,* appropriation for care and maintenance 735,1343 for expenses 735,1343 *Washington, N C.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1304 terms of court 1224 appointment of clerk 1224 *Washington, Pa.,* appropriation for public building 699 *Washington Parish. D. C.,* restrictions on cemetery inclosures, etc., repealed 1236 *Washington Seventh Day Baptist Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869cxci *Washington Sound, etc., Wash.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 *Washington, Spa Spring and Gretla Railroad Company,* may extend road within District of Columbia, conditions, etc 894 *Washington Western Judicial District,* terms of court at Bellingham 913 *Washita County, Okla.,* change of county seat from Cloud Chief to New Cordell, ratified 50 *Wasicuka, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrictions removed 361 *Water Department, D. C.,* appropriation for Washington Aqueduct, etc 497,1135 for meters; repayment 513 for salaries 514,1154 for general expenses 514,1155 for extending system, installing meters, etc 515,1155 for repayment to Holly Manufacturing Company 515 *Water Hyacinth,* appropriation for removal from waters of Florida 1087 Louisiana and Texas 1090 *Water Meters,* appropriation for purchase, installation, etc.: repayment 513 for installation, etc 1155 *Water Side Drive, Kalorama Heights, D.
C.,* proceedings to condemn land for opening highway to Park road from 855 appropriation for 855 *Water Supply of the United States,* appropriation for investigations to determine: reports 728,1335 *Wateree River, S. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084 *Waterfowl, D. C.,* restrictions on hunting, etc 809 *Water Ferry, Ala.,* bridge authorized across Perdido River at 79 *Watertown Arsenal, Mass.,* appropriation for new machines 464 for pattern shop 464 for transportation facilities 732,1340 for noncommissionetl officers’ quarters 1340 for fireproofing shops 1340 for foundry improvement 1340 for testing machine 732,1340 *Watertown, N.
Y.,* old public building to be taken down and new one built on site; materials 785 appropriation for 796,1305 rent 1305 *Watertown, S. Dak.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1305 *Watertown, Wis.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Watervliet Arsenal, N. Y.,* appropriation for electric motors 464 for improvements, etc 732,1340 repeal of provision for oil house 1340 *Waterways Commission, International,* appropriation for continuing work of 743,1351 *“ Waturus,” Steam Yacht,* granted American register; coasting trade forbidden 799 *Waukegan, Ill.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1102 acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1305 *Waukesha, Wis.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 796 *Wausau, Wis.,* limit of cost increased, public building 774 appropriation for 789,1305 *Waycross, Ga.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 794 transfer of table sirup station, to Georgia 696 *Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture,* appropriation for salaries 671,1257 for fuel, lights, and repairs 671,1258 for contingent expenses 671,1258 for salaries of officials outside of Washington 072 for salaries of station officials 1258 for all other expenses 672,1258 sale of publications 1258 for printing and binding 760,1367 deficiency appropriation for general expenses 48,667,1403 *Weatherstone, James, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Weatherstone, Mary S., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Weatherstone, Ralph, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Weatherstone, William M., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 374 *Webb, Frank A.,* deficiency appropriation for sureties on bond of 29 *Weber,Henry,* deficiency appropriation for refund of fine 1393 *Webster-Ashburton Treaty, 1842,* appropriation for marking boundary line with Canada under 292 *Webster City, Iowa,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1305 *Webster, Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Webster, Mass.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 782 appropriation for 795 *Webster, Moses, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Webster, Pa.,* time extended for bridging Monongahela River at 876 *Webster, Phillip, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Webster, Silas, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Webster, Sophia, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Weights and Measures.
D. C.,* regulations of sales of provisions, etc., by 316,854 not to be under actual weight or measure 854 berries, vegetables, anti poultry excepted 316,854cxcii *Weights and Measures, International Bureau of,* appropriation for annual contribution 290,920 *Weights and Measures, International Committee,* appropriation for expenses of member 440,991 *Weimar, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Wekiwa River, Fla.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1112 *Weldon, N.
C.,* bridge authorized across Roanoke River at 197 *Wenatchee, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Columbia River at 0 *West, Andrew J.,* deficiency appropriation for credit, in accounts, Georgia militia expenses 637 *West Bank Light Station, N. Y.,* appropriation for raising 710 for temporary structure 711 *West Chester, Pa.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789 *West Galveston Bay and Brazos River Canal, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement, of; contracts 1091 *West Galveston Bay, Tex.,* appropriation for improvement, of channel 1091 *West, Harry,* deficiency appropriation for additional pay 662 *West Indies,* appropriation for meteorological stations 672,1258 deficiency appropriation for distributing medals to Navy and Marine Corps for service in, war with Spain 35 *West Point, Miss.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *West Point, N.
Y.* (see Military Academy) *West Virginia,* bridges authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River between Kentucky, Virginia, and 891 *West Virginia Northern Judicial District,* terms of court at Clarksburg 891 Martinsburg 891 Parkersburg 891 Philippi 891 Wheeling 891 *Western Navajo Indian School. Ariz.,* deficiency appropriation for buildings, etc 38 *Western Shoshone Agency, Nev.,* appropriation for support, etc,, of Indians of 358,1040 *Westminster Presbyterian Church, D.
C.,* taxes refunded 869 *Westmoreland County, Pa.,* time extended for bridging Monongahela River at Webster, by Washington and 17,876 *Westport, Conn.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1076 *Weymouth Back River, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement of 1075 *Whale, David, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Whale Island, Alaska,* construction of trestle authorized from mainland of Controller Bay to 803 *Whaquiskun, Tom, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Wharves, etc.,* construction of, permitted in Lake Michigan by owners of adjoining lands, Lake County, Ind 829,834 *Wharves, etc., Porto Rico,* construction of, in harbors, etc.; restrictions 234 *Wheeling, W.
Va.,* appropriation for public building 699,1305 bridge authorized across Ohio River at 466 inspector of hulls and boilers for, abolished 106 terms of court at 891 *Wheelock, Archie, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Wheelock, Dennison. Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Wheelock, Henry, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Wheelock, James, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 381 *Wheelock, Lehi, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Whipple Barracks, Ariz.,* appropriation for post hospital 1172 *Whipple, Lina, or Wihaki, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Whipple, Samuel, Indian Allottee.* fee-simple title to 357 *Whipple, Thomas, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Whipple, Thomas, or Cantanna, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Whistling of Steam Vessels.* regulation of 881 *White, Andrew D.,* reappointed on Board of Regents, Smith Institution 827 *White, Annie B., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *White Dog, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *White Earth Agency, Minn.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 349,1032 *White Earth Indian Reservation, Minn.,* removal of alienation restrictions, allotments in 353 town site authorized ; sale of lots, etc 1032 alienation restrictions removed of lands of mixed-blood adult Indians 1034 of full-blood Indians; condition 1034 *White Fly,* appropriation for experiments for eradication of 688,1274 *White House (see* Executive Mansion) *White Lake, Mich.,* appropriation for improvement of harbor 1097 *White Mountains,* appropriation for survey, etc., and report on watersheds, as a forest reserve 1281 *White Oak Coal Company,* deficiency appropriation for 1391 *White Oak River, N.
C.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *White River, Ark.,* appropriation for improvement of 1093 canal, etc., authorized at Lock and Dam No. I./ 536 dam authorized across, above Lock No. 3; deed to United States after construction 628 *White River Ute Indians, Utah,* appropriation for irrigating lands of 375,1049cxciii *White Shoal, Lake Michigan,* light station establ ished at 995 appropriation for 1319 *White William A.,* deficiency appropriation for reimbursing 37 *Whiteowl, Thomas, or Hin han skaden.
Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Whiling, Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 356 *Whitman County, Wash.,* bridge authorized across Snake River, between Columbia County and 107 *Whittaker Home, Ind.* appropriation for care of Indian orphans 339 *Whooping Cough, D. C.,* provisions to prevent spread of 889 *Wicanhpidutanin, Charles, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Wichita, etc., Indians, Okla.,* appropriation for support,, etc., of 361,1043 *Wichita Forest and Game Preserve,* appropriation for providing range, etc., for buffalo on 696 *Wichita, Kans.,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 774 appropriation for 790,1305 *Wichita Mountain and Orient Railway Company,* granted right of way through Fort Sill Military Reservation, Okla 613 *Wicite, Indian Allottee,* allotment may be canceled 361 *Wickatena, Indian Allotted,* allotment patent may becanceled 361 *Wickens, Philip, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Wickens, Phillip, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 365 *Wickford, R.
I.,* preliminary examination of harbor, to be made 1116 *Wicomico River, Md.,* appropriation for improvement of 1081 *Wife Desertion, D. C.,* punishment for willful 86 *Wilburton, Ind. T.,* terms of court, etc., recording district No. 30 342 * Wild Animals,* game preserve for, in Grand Canyon Forest Reserve, Ariz 607 *Wiley, Andrew and Susie, Indian Allottees,* alienation restrictions removed 346 *Willamette River, Oreg.,* appropriation for lighting 713,1320 for improvement of. below Portland 738,1107 for improvement of, above Portland 1107 *Willapa River, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement of 1108 *Willapa, Wash.,* appropriation for improvement, of harbor 1108 *Williams, John R.,* deficiency appropriation forservices 43 *Williams, Lucretia,* title to certain lands in Louisiana confirmed to heirs, etc 896 entries aut horized for other lands 897 *Williams (née Jamieson), Maria, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrict ions removed 346 *Williams, Martin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 380 *Williams, Parker,* deficiency appropriation for extra services 1396 *Williamson, W.
Va.,* bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at 69,1004 *Willimantic,Conn.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 778 appropriation for 792,1305 *Williston Land District, N. Dak.,* created; land office 148 register and receiver authorized 149 *Willoughby Spit Military Reservation, Va.,* right of way granted through 1249 acknowledgment required for, full-blood Indians 145 *Wilmington, Cal.,* appropriation for improvementof harbor 740,1106,1346 preliminary examination to be made of harbor 1112 *Wilmington, Del.,* appropriation for improvementof harbor 1081 *Wilmington, N.
C.,* terms of court 1224 *Winchester. Ky.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 792,1305 *Winchester, Va.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 794,1305 *Wind Cave National Park. S. Dak.,* appropriation for management, etc 729,1337 *Wind River Indian Reservation, Wyo.,* appropriation for irrigation, landsof Indians on ceded 1052 lease of lands for sanatorium authorized 1052 *Wind River Indian Reservation, Wyo.,* time extended for opening to entry ceded portion of 825 homesteaders to establish residence on opened lands of 849 *Windsor, Nova Scotia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Windsor, Ontario,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Wine,* constitutional restrictions of sale, etc., in Oklahoma 269 *Wine, M.
J.,* certificates of soldiers’ additional homestead rights made valid 49 *Wine Spirits,* recovery of, used in fortifying pure sweet wines; special permits, taxes, etc 215 *Wines (see* Fortifying Pure Sweet Wines) *Winnebago Indian Allottees, Nebr.,* fee-simple patents authorized to certain 356 *Winnebago Indians,* appropriation for fulfilling treaty with 355, 1940 *Winnipeg, Manitoba,* classification and salary of consul 99 *Winnipeg, Yankton and Gulf Railroad Company,* time extended for bridging Missouri River, Yankton, S.
Dak 10,897 *Winston, N. C.,* appropriation for public building 1305 deficiency appropriation for furniture, public building 1374 *Winston-Salem, N. C.,* limit of cost increased, public building 773 appropriation for 789cxciv *Winton, Charles F.,* claims of estate of, against Mississippi Choctaws referred to Court of Claims 140 *Winyah Bay, N. C.,* appropriation for improvement of 1084,1344 *Wireless Telegraph Stations,* appropriation for naval, on Pacific coast 560 *Wireless Telegraphy,* appropriation for installing on revenue cutlers 1309 station at Jamestown Exposition may be erected 765 *Wisonsin,* appropriation for Indian service in 379,1051 grant of land to, for forest reserve; reversion 517 sales of agricultural lands: proceeds for reforestation of State reserves 518 *Withlacoochee River.
Fla.,* appropriation for improvement of: contracts 1087 *Witnesses United States Courts,* appropriation for fees 755,1361 deficiency appropriation for fees 205,667,13911,1403,1405 competency of, to follow State or Territorial laws, in civil cases 618 immunity of, in antitrust, interstate commerce, etc., cases, to natural persons only 798 *Woburn, Mass.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 783 appropriation for 795 *Wolf Creek, Ky.,* bridge authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River at 1002 *Wolf River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvemen of 1088 *Woman and Child Workers,* appropriation for investigating conditions, etc., of 1330 investigation directed of industrial, etc., condition of 866 *Woman’s Relief Corps, D.
C.,* punishment for unauthorized wearing insignia of 62 *Women’s Clinic, D. C.,* appropriation for maintenance 510,1151 *Wontner and Sons,* appropriation for services 1291 *Wood, Ernest E.,* deficiency appropriation fur contested-election expenses 661 *Woodbridge Creek, N. J.,* appropriation for improvement of 1079 *Woodbury, N. J.,* obsolete cannon donated to General Howell Post, G. A. R., for monument 829 *Woods Hole, Mass.,* appropriation for improvement, of channel 740 *Woodstock, New Brunswick,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Woonsocket, R.
I.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 781 appropriation for 793,1305 *Workhouse. D. C. (sec* Washington Asylum) *Working Boys Home and Children’s Aid Associtaion, D.C.,* appropriation for maintenance 512 *Wospimaniwin, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Wrapping Paper, Postal Service,* appropriation for 476,1215 *Wrecks,* registry of foreign built, repealed 17 vessel for removal of, authorized 190 appropriation for 703,1309 *Wright, Henry John,* appropriation for services 722 *Wright, Judd,* may dam Crow Wing River, bet ween Morrison and Cass counties, Minn 296 *Wright, William John,* deficiency appropriation for moiety, immigration law fine 660 *Writs of Error, United States Courts.* allowed by United States to Supreme Court in criminal casts 1246 from decisions on demurrers, as to statute on which indictment founded 1246 arresting judgment for insufficiency of indictment, based on statute 1246 sustaining special plea in liar, if defendant not in jeopardy 1246 to be taken in 30 days, etc 1246 bail allowed pending determination 1246 not allowed when verdict in defendant’s favor 1246 *Wyandotte Indians,* cemetery at, Kansas City, Kans., to be sold; removal of Indies 348 per capita distribution of proceeds 348 settlement, of ferry claim 348 *Wynde, Mary, Indian Allottee,* tee-simple title to 373 *Wyoming,* appropriation for Indian service in 383, 1051 for incidental expenses Indian service in 384,1051 for surveyor-general, clerks, etc 436,981 for marking, etc., southeastern boundary 1334 certain lands in Yellowstone Forest Reserve, opened to homestead entry 62 forest reserve not to be created or added to in, except by act. of Congress 1271 homestead era allowed leave of absence 1419 time to prove residence, etc., in, extended 1421 land laws extended to cession of Shoshones and Arapahoe 78 lands granted for miners’ hospital and Carlton County institutions may be exchanged for other public lands 92 may exchange certain lands for other public lands 1055 sale of public lands to Johnson County, authorized 186 time extended for opening Shoshone or Wind River Reservation 825 *Wyoming Avenue, D.
C.,* deficiency appropriation for extending 641 *Wyoming Judicial District,* term of court, Evanston 111 *Wytheville, Va.,* appropriation for fish hatchery 721 **Y.** *Yachts,* gasoline for launches, allowed on vessies not carrying passengers for hire 204 *Yachts, Steam,* subject to steamboat, inspection requirements 194cxcv *Yah Him Aloo, or Mary, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 378 *Yakima Agency. Wash.,* appropriation for support, etc., of Indians at 377,1050 for telephone line 1050 *Yakima Indian Reservation Wash.,* deficiency appropriation for opening lands ceded on; reimbursement 205 entries prior to Decern tier 31, 1904, confirmed 1420 surplus and unallotted lands withdrawn for irrigation 53 subject to homestead entry under reclamation act 53 payments; additional irrigation charges 53 forfeiture on nonpayment 53 allotted or patented irrigable lands may be sold 54 restriction; forfeiture for nonpayment 54 disposal of proceeds 54 construction and maintenance charges to be paid into reclamation fund 54 water rights to lands held in fee 54 perpetual waler right to Indians 54 use of tribal funds for maintenance, etc 54 patents in fee to purchasers of allotments in reclamation projects 54 irrigation works may be included in reclamation project 55 regulations, etc., authorized 55 *Yakima Indians,* appropriation for extending irrigation system on lands of 377,1050 fee-simple patents to certain allot tees 379 *Yamhill River, Oreg.,* appropriation for improvement of 1107 *Yankton Agency.
S. Dak.,* appropriation for Indian agent at 370,1046 *Yankton Indian Reservation, S. Dak.,* appropriation for artesian wells 371 *Yankton, Norfolk and Southern Railway Company,* time extended for bridge across Missouri River at Yankton, S. Dak., by 9,1058 *Yankton, S. Dak.,* limit, of cost increased, public building 774 appropriation for 789 time extended for bridging Missouri River at 9,10,897,1058 *Yarmouth, Nova Scotia,* classification and salary of consul 100 *Yazoo City, Miss.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 779 appropriation for 793,1305 *Yazoo County, Miss.,* bridge authorized across Yazoo River, by Holmes County and 618 *Yazoo River, Miss.,* appropriation for improvement of 1088 bridge authorized across, Belzoni, Miss 112 in Yazoo and Holmes counties, Miss 618 *Yellow Fever,* appropriation for prevention of epidemic 709,1316 establishing quarantine stations to prevent introduction of 299 *Yellowstone Forest Reserve,* certain lands in, opened to homestead entries; conditions 62 *Yellowstone National Park,* appropriation for commissioner 447,992 for administration, etc 729,1337 for keeping buffalos 729,1337 for maintenance, etc 743,1349 leases for holds, etc., at not more than ten places in, permitted 207 may be for twenty years 1219 mortgage of franchises, etc.; record 208 subject to terms of lease, etc 208 *Yellowstone River,* bridge authorized across, in Montana 97 *Yerba Buena Island, Cal.,* appropriation for naval training station 556,1178 for public works, training station 567,1189 for public works, marine barracks 569 *Yiowastewin, Indian Allottee,* allotment patent may be canceled 361 *Yokohama, Japan,* classification and salary of consul-general 99 appropriation for clerk hire 293,924 for naval hospital, land 568 *Yonkersn N.Y.,* acquiring site and erecting public building at, authorized 780 appropriation for 793,1305 *York, Nebr.,* construction of public building authorized at 777 appropriation for 791,1305 *York, Pa.,* acquiring site for public building at, authorized 784 appropriation for 795 *York River, Va.,* appropriation for lighting 713, 1320 for improvement of 1082 *Yorktown Monument, Va.,* appropriation for fence, etc 742 *Yosemite National Park, Cal.,* appropriation for management, etc 729,1337 addition of Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Big Tree Grove to 831 new boundaries established 831 excluded lands added to Sierra Forest Reserve 832 receipts to be used for improvement, etc 832 *Yosemite Valley, Cal.,* recession from California accepted, and added to Yosemite National Park 831 *Youghiogheny River, Pa.,* preliminary examination of, to be made 1116 *Young, Ellen, Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 373 *Young, Frank H., Indian Allottee,* fee-simple title to 357 *Yoing, Joshua, Indian Allottee,* alienation restrict ions removed 346 *Young, Le Grand,* exchange of lands, Fort Douglas, Utah, with 612 appropriation for lands and expenses 613 *Youngstown, Ohio,* enlargement of public building at, authorized 775 appropriation for 790,1305 rent 1305 *Yuhunhunzewin, Sisseton and Wahpeton Allottee,* may sell part of allotment 372cxcvi **Z.** *Zaldo and Co.,* appropriation for damages 1293 *Zanzibar, Zanzibar,* appropriation for interpreter, etc., at consulate 294,924 classification and salary of consul 100 *Zittau, Germany,* classification and salary of consul 100 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 *Zoological Park D.
C., National,* appropriation for expenses; half from District revenues 704,1311 deficiency appropriation for connecting highways 641 *Zuni Dam, etc., N. Mex* appropriation for completing 1041 *Zuni Indian School, Ariz.,* deficiency appropriation for buildings, etc 38 *Zurich, Sieitzerland,* classification and salary of consul 99 appropriation for clerk hire 294,924 2 **THE****STATUTES AT LARGE** OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FROM DECEMBER, 1905, TO MARCH, 1907 CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS OF THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS AND RECENT TREATIES, CONVENTIONS, AND EXECUTIVE PROCLAMATIONS EDITED, PRINTED, AND PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE **VOL.
XXXIV—In Three Parts** **PART 2** **Private Acts and Resolutions and Concurrent Resolutions** WASHINGTON: GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1907 iii LIST of the PRIVATE ACTS AND RESOLUTION OF CONGRESS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME. Acts and Resolution of the Fifty-ninth Congress of the United States. STATUTE I—1905–1906. Page. *William Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wilson. January 31, 1906 1429 *John Armstrong.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Armstrong.
February 2, 1906 1429 *James T. Berry.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Berry. February 2, 1906 1429 *Hiram F. Armstrong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram F. Armstrong. February 2, 1906 1430 *George W. Raigle.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Raigle. February 2, 1906 1430 *George E. Brickett.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Brickett. February 2, 1906 1430 *William J. Costlow.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J.
Castlow. February 2, 1906 1430 *Benjamin F. Bean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Bean. February 2, 1906 1430 *Thomas Picket.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Picket. February 2, 1906 1431 *Lydia A. Jewell.* An act granting a pension to Lydia A. Jewell. February 2, 1906 1431 *Stems D. Platt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sterns D. Platt. February 2, 1906 1431 *James Kelley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Kelley.
February 2, 1906 1431 *Camillus B. Leftwich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Camillus B. Leftwich. February 2, 1906 1432 *Henry H. Hobart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H. Hobart. February 2, 1906 1432 *David H. Quigg.* An act granting an increase of pension to David H. Quigg. February 2, 1906 1432 *William Birmingham.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Birmingham. February 2, 1906 1432 *Cornelius A. Hallenbeck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelius A.
Hallenbeck. February 2, 1906 1432 *Frank W. Weeks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank W. Weeks. February 2, 1906 1433 *Melissa S. Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melissa S. Lee. February 2, 1906 1433 *George S. McGregor.* An act granting an increase of pension to George S. McGregor. February 2, 1906 1433 *Hugh Lokerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh Lokerson. February 2, 1906 1433 *John T. Stone.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T.
Stone. February 2, 1906 1434 *James C. Plybon.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Plybon. February 2, 1906 1434 *Jacob Shade.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Shade. February 2, 1906 1434 *William J. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Johnson. February 2, 1906 1434 *Perry Egge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Perry Egge. February 2, 1906 1434 *Emma Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Rowe.
February 2, 1906 1435 *Morris Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morris Bennett. February 2, 1906 1435 *John Lezenby.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Lezenby. February 2, 1906 1435 *Laura. J. Forbes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura J. Forbes. February 2, 1906 1435 *Christopher Clinton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher Clinton. February 2, 1906 1436 *Hilia Ann Connor.* An act granting a pension to Hilia Ann Connor.
February 2, 1906 1436 *Levi Bearss.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Bearss. February 2, 1906 1436 *James F. Hare.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Hare. February 2, 1906 1436 *Samuel Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Foster. February 2, 1906 1436 *Ephraim Plumpton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim Plumpton. February 2, 1906 1437iv *William H. Crites.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Crites. February 2, 1906 1437 *Thomas C. Meadows.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas C. Meadows. February 2, 1906 1437 *Robert C. Smyth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert C. Smyth. February 2, 1906 1437 *Bruno Tiesler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bruno Tiesler. February 2, 1906 1438 *William Moorhead.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Moorhead. February 2, 1906 1438 *William McNair.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McNair.
February 2, 1906 1438 *Sidney S. Brigham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney S. Brigham. February 2, 1906 1438 *David Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Palmer. February 2, 1906 1438 *William B. Kimball.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Kimball. February 2, 1906 1439 *Samuel E. Chamberlain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel E. Chamberlain. February 2, 1906 1439 *Harvey Gaskill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Gaskill.
February 2, 1906 1439 *Alpheus A. Rockwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alpheus A. Rockwell. February 2, 1906 1439 *William H. Cranston.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Cranston. February 2, 1906 1440 *Ferdinand Weise.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ferdinand Weise. February 2, 1906 1440 *George W. McCormick.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. McCormick. February 2, 1906 1440 *John V. Sanders.* An act granting an increase of pension to John V.
Sanders. February 2, 1906 1440 *Silas B. Hovious.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas B. Hovious. February 2, 1906 1440 *John S. Hoover.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Hoover. February 2, 1906 1441 *Augustus Foss.* An act granting a pension to Augustus Foss. February 2, 1906 1441 *George Nulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Nulton. February 2, 1906 1441 *Henry C. Wildy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Wildy.
February 2, 1906 1441 *Henry G. Sternberg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry G. Sternberg. February 2, 1906 1442 *Michael Mohan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Mohan. February 2, 1906 1442 *James J. Winans.* An act granting an increase of pension to James J. Winans. February 2, 1906 1442 *Robert Boon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Boon. February 2, 1906 1442 *William McCraw.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McCraw.
February 2, 1906 1442 *Elijah Thompson Hurst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah Thompson Hurst, alias Elijah Thompson. February 2, 1906 1443 *William L. Beeks.* An act granting an increase of pension to William L. Beeks. February 2, 1906 1443 *Charles W. Knight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Knight. February 2, 1906 1443 *Adelle Tobey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adelle Tobey. February 2, 1906 1443 *James M. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M.
Long. February 2, 1906 1444 *Louis Dieckgraefe.* An act granting a pension to Louis Dieckgraefe. February 2, 1906 1444 *Joseph W. Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Price. February 2, 1906 1444 *John Bierer.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bierer. February 2, 1906 1444 *Payton S. Lynn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Payton S. Lynn. February 2, 1906 1444 *August Westfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to August Westfield.
February 5, 1906 1445 *Lizzie E. Shehan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lizzie E. Shehan. February 5, 1906 1445 *Mary G. Bright.* An act granting a pension to Mary G. Bright. February 5, 1906 1445 *Charles A. Bradbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Bradbury. February 5, 1906 1445 *Curtis A. Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Curtis A. Carpenter. February 5, 1906 1446 *Eugene P. Kingsley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene P.
Kingsley. February 5, 1906 1446 *John D. McFadden.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. McFadden. February 5, 1906 1446 *Peter P. Chacey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter P. Chacey. February 5, 1906 1446 *Robert Wiper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Wiper. February 5, 1906 1446 *Minerva Briggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minerva Briggs. February 5, 1906 1447 *Patrick McCue.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick McCue.
February 5, 1906 1447 *Cassius Lisk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cassius Lisk. February 5, 1906 1447 *Lucius A. Lincoln.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucius A. Lincoln. February 5, 1906 1447 *Lizzie G. Reynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lizzie G. Reynolds. February 5, 1906 1448 *Elizabeth Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Davis. February 5, 1906 1448 *Oliver P. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver P.
Smith. February 5, 1906 1448 *Lyman Marsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lyman Marsh. February 5, 1906 1448 *James L. Cowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Cowell. February 5, 1906 1448 *John Pieper.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Pieper. February 5, 1906 1449 *Allen Amburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allen Amburn. February 5, 1906 1449 *John F. Walter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Walter.
February 5, 1906 1449v *Francis Gee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Gee. February 5, 1906 1449 *William C. Breckenridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Breckenridge. February 5, 1906 1450 *Walter Barney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter Barney. February 5, 1906 1450 *Abraham M. Cory.* An act granting a pension to Abraham M. Cory. February 5, 1906 1450 *Orange G. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orange G.
Jones. February 5, 1906 1450 *Thomas McLaughlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McLaughlin. February 5, 1906 1450 *Nelson B. Tool.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson B. Tool. February 5, 1906 1451 *Michael Brady.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Brady. February 5, 1906 1451 *Robert M. McCormick.* An act granting a pension to Robert M. McCormick. February 5, 1906 1451 *Sophia A. Knapp.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sophia A.
Knapp. February 5, 1906 1451 *Hiram B. Doty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram B. Doty. February 5, 1906 1452 *Seth M. Tucker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seth M. Tucker. February 5, 1906 1452 *Andrew C. Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew C. Reed. February 5, 1906 1452 *Charles H. Knight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Knight. February 5, 1906 1452 *Lee H Buckland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lee H.
Buckland. February 5, 1906 1452 *Allen J. Nash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allen J. Nash. February 5, 1906 1453 *Joseph Hiler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Hiler. February 5, 1906 1453 *Maurice Downey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maurice Downey. February 5, 1906 1453 *Ephraim A. Gordon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim A. Gordon. February 5, 1906 1453 *Byron Lent.* An act granting an increase of pension to Byron Lent.
February 5, 1906 1454 *Moses H. Sawyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses H. Sawyer. February 5, 1906 1454 *Patrick Garvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Garvey. February 5, 1906 1454 *James W. Ryan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Ryan. February 5, 1906 1454 *Horatio Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horatio Carter. February 5, 1906 1454 *Robert F. Catterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert F.
Catterson. February 5, 1906 1455 *David L. Wright.* An act granting an increase of pension to David L. Wright. February 5, 1906 1455 *Russell A. McKinley.* An act granting a pension to Russell A. McKinley. February 5, 1906 1455 *William C. Beachey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Beachey. February 5, 1906 1455 *James Sloan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Sloan. February 5, 1906 1456 *Henry E. Bedell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry E.
Bedell. February 5, 1906 1456 *Sarah A. Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Preston. February 5, 1906 1456 *Charles W. Oleson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Oleson. February 5, 1906 1456 *John Christoff.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Christoff. February 5, 1906 1456 *Joseph G. McGarvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph G. McGarvey. February 5, 1906 1457 *Charles E. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E.
Smith. February 5, 1906 1457 *Charles S. M. Hooton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles S. M. Hooton. February 5, 1906 1457 *John Leavitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Leavitt. February 5, 1906 1457 *Fred Preisinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fred Preisinger. February 5, 1906 1458 *Morion M. Noah.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morton M. Noah. February 5, 1906 1458 *Jeremiah Ingalls.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Ingalls, alias Jeremiah Boss.
February 5, 1906 1458 *Julia W. Estes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia W. Estes. February 5, 1906 1458 *William W. Lane.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Lane. February 5, 1906 1458 *Dora H. Kuhns.* An act granting a pension to Dora H. Kuhns. February 5, 1906 1459 *Uriah D. Barrett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Uriah D. Barrett. February 5, 1906 1459 *Helen M. Blanchard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen M. Blanchard.
February 5, 1906 1459 *Rufus H. Paine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rufus H. Paine. February 5, 1906 1459 *Rebecca A. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rebecca A. White. February 5, 1906 1460 *George W. Patton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Patton. February 5, 1906 1460 *Elizabeth T. Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth T. Carpenter. February 5, 1906 1460 *Angelina Hernandez.* An act granting an increase of pension to Angelina Hernandez.
February 5, 1906 1460 *William C. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Stewart. February 10, 1906 1460 *Henry C. Stern.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Stern. February 10, 1906 1461 *Elkanah M. Wynn* An act granting an increase of pension to Elkanah M. Wynn. February 10, 1906 1461 *Eleazar A. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eleazar A. Patterson. February 10, 1906 1461 *Jason Robbins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jason Robbins.
February 10, 1906 1461vi *Emma Leviness.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Leviness. February 10, 1906 1462 *James E. Post.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Post. February 10, 1906 1462 *Melville A. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melville A. Smith. February 10, 1906 1462 *Stephen Gillen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Gillen. February 10, 1906 1462 *John Seymour.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Seymour.
February 10, 1906 1462 *Georye H. Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Hodges. February 10, 1906 1463 *Thomas Manahan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Manahan. February 10, 1906 1463 *Amos H. Tenant.* An nett granting an increase of pension to Amos H. Tenant. February 10, 1906 1463 *George W. Knapp.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Knapp. February 10, 1906 1463 *Susan H. Chadsey.* An act granting a pension to Susan H.
Chadsey. February 10, 1906 1464 *Frederick Schultz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Schultz. February 10, 1906 1464 *William Painter.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Painter. February 10, 1906 1464 *Joseph Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Miller. February 10, 1906 1464 *Henry Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Allen. February 10, 1906 1464 *Orlena F. Seaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlena F.
Seaver. February 10, 1906 1465 *James Whiteman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Whiteman. February 10, 1906 1465 *Anna M. Gardner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Gardner. February 10, 1906 1465 *Robert McMullen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert McMullen. February 10, 1906 1465 *John L. Files.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Files. February 10, 1906 1466 *Ransom L. Logan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ransom L.
Logan. February 10, 1906 1466 *Edward Coy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Coy. February 10, 1906 1466 *Thomas O’ Connor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas O’Connor. February 10, 1906 1466 *Joseph C. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph C. Robinson. February 10, 1906 1466 *William R. Glisan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Glisan. February 10, 1906 1467 *Ephraim N. R. Old.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim N.
R. Ohl. February 10, 1906 1467 *Robert S. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert S. Williams. February 10, 1906 1467 *Susan J. Rounds.* An act granting a pension to Susan J. Rounds. February 10, 1906 1467 *Mary Greene.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Greene. February 10, 1906 1468 *Rebecca Garland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rebecca Garland. February 10, 1906 1468 *Greenberry Suddarth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Greenberry Suddarth.
February 10, 1906 1468 *James Eastwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Eastwood. February 10, 1906 1468 *Leonard F. Simmons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leonard F. Simmons. February 10, 1906 1468 *John W. Bancroft.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Bancroft. February 10, 1906 1469 *Wells Briggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wells Briggs. February 10, 1906 1469 *Henry W. Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W.
Wells. February 10, 1906 1469 *Moses Eggleston.* An act granting a pension to Moses Eggleston. February 10, 1906 1469 *Hannah W. Green.* An act granting a pension to Hannah W. Green. February 10, 1906 1470 *Julius Zuehlke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius Zuehlke. February 10, 1906 1470 *Robert T. Knox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert T. Knox. February 10, 1906 1470 *James Brody.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Brody. February 10, 1906 1470 *Moses Schoonmaker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses Schoonmaker.
February 10, 1906 1470 *John Gainsback.* An act granting a pension to John Gainsback. February 10, 1906 1471 *Else C. Isachsen.* An act granting a pension to Else C. Isachsen. February 10, 1906 1471 *Abraham K. Vantine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham K. Vantine. February 10, 1906 1471 *Amanuel Russell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amanuel Russell. February 10, 1906 1471 *William Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Harvey.
February 10, 1906 1472 *Martin V. B. Bachman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin V. B. Buchman. February 10, 1906 1472 *Silas N. Bradshaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas N. Bradshaw. February 10, 1906 1472 *Mary E. Davenport.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Davenport. February 10, 1906 1472 *Buford P. Moss.* An act granting an increase of pension to Buford P. Moss. February 10, 1906 1472 *Jacob Meier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Meier.
February 10, 1906 1473 *Edmund R. Strang.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund R. Strang. February 10, 1906 1473 *Chalkley Petitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Chalkley Petitt. February 10, 1906 1473 *Nannie Frazier.* An act granting a pension to Nannie Frazier. February 10, 1906 1473 *Rachel A. Dailey.* An act granting a pension to Rachel A. Dailey. February 10, 1906 1474vii *John M. Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Wells. February 10, 1906 1474 *Philip Bacon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip Bacon.
February 10, 1906 1474 *John N. Stone.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Stone. February 10, 1906 1474 *Gilbert F. Capron.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gilbert F. Capron. February 10, 1906 1474 *Barney Shultz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Barney Shultz. February 10, 1906 1475 *Homer A. Barrows.* An act granting an increase of pension to Homer A. Barrows. February 10, 1906 1475 *James Hartzel.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Hartzel.
February 10, 1906 1475 *Adam Wenzel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Wenzel. February 10, 1906 1475 *John L. Whitman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Whitman. February 10, 1906 1476 *Ann Betts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann Betts. February 10, 1906 1476 *Charles W. Sutherlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Sutherlin. February 10, 1906 1476 *Aaron Noble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron Noble.
February 10, 1906 1476 *Emma M. Heath.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma M. Heath. February 10, 1906 1476 *Detrick Nortrup.* An act granting an increase of pension to Detrick Nortrup. February 10, 1906 1477 *Mary Mitchell.* An act granting a pension to Mary Mitchell. February 10, 1906 1477 *Martin B. Noyes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin B. Noyes. February 10, 1906 1477 *Noah Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Noah Palmer. February 10, 1906 1477 *Ellen R.
Graham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen R. Graham. February 10, 1906 1478 *James L. Rector.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Rector. February 10, 1906 1478 *John H. Ferguson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Ferguson. February 10, 1906 1478 *George H. Stowits.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Stowits. February 10, 1906 1478 *Retta M. Fairbanks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Retta M. Fairbanks.
February 10, 1906 1477 *James Powers.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Powers. February 10, 1906 1479 *Frank P. Haas.* An act granting a pension to Frank P. Haas. February 10, 1906 1479 *Bartholomew Moriarty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bartholomew Moriarty. February 10, 1906 1479 *William I. Heed.* An act granting a pension to William I. Heed. February 10, 1906 1479 *Lucy Walke.* An act granting a pension to Lucy Walke. February 10, 1906 1480 *John Brinkley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Brinkley.
February 10, 1906 1480 *Mariam T. Shreve.* An act granting a pension to Mariam T. Shreve. February 10, 1906 1480 *Abram V. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram V. Smith. February 10, 1906 1480 *Samuel McKinney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel McKinney. February 10, 1906 1480 *Thomas Bush.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Bush. February 10, 1906 1481 *Melissa Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melissa Chase. February 10, 1906 1481 *Sarah A.
Boush.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Boush. February 10, 1906 1481 *Emeline S. Hayner.* An act granting a pension to Emeline S. Hayner. February 10, 1906 1481 *John W. Ellsworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Ellsworth. February 10, 1906 1482 *Mary A. Hackley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Hackley. February 10, 1906 1482 *Mariah Baughman.* An act granting a pension to Mariah Baughman. February 10, 1906 1482 *David P.
Bolster.* An act granting an increase of pension to David P. Bolster. February 19, 1906 1482 *Ruth B. Gurney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ruth B. Gurney. February 19, 1906 1482 *Susan H. Cutler.* An act granting a pension to Susan H. Cutler. February 19, 1906 1483 *Aaron T. Currier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron T. Currier. February 19, 1906 1483 *Julia A. Stanyan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Stanyan. February 19, 1906 1483 *David E.
Everett.* An act granting an increase of pension to David E. Everett. February 19, 1906 1483 *George A. Francis.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Francis. February 19, 1906 1483 *John M. Buckley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Buckley. February 19, 1906 1483 *Michael Stump.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Stump. February 19, 1906 1484 *William J. Street.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Street. February 19, 1906 1484 *Michael Linehan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Linehan.
February 19, 1906 1484 *Maitland J. Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maitland J. Freeman. February 19, 1906 1485 *William Furlong.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Furlong. February 19, 1906 1485 *Wellington Marlatt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wellington Marlatt. February 19, 1906 1485viii *Helen A. Frederick.* An act granting a pension to Helen A. Frederick. February 19, 1906 1485 *Irene A. Cochrane.* An act granting an increase of pension to Irene A.
Cochrane. February 19, 1906 1486 *Charlee H. Mayhew.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Mayhew. February 19, 1906 1486 *Henry F. Hunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry F. Hunt. February 19, 1906 1486 *Lewis H. Cate.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis H. Cate. February 19, 1906 1486 *John C. Eberly.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Eberly. February 19, 1906 1486 *Gordon H. Shepard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gordon H.
Shepard. February 19, 1906 1486 *George F. Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to George F. Ross. February 19, 1906 1487 *Silas P. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas P. Hall. February 19, 1906 1487 *Wilson J. Pool.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilson J. Pool. February 19, 1906 1487 *John T. Liddle.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Liddle. February 19, 1906 1488 *John Savage.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Savage.
February 19, 1906 1488 *Thomas Bramel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Bramel, alias Thomas Bramble. February 19, 1906 1488 *Horace E. Barker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace E. Barker. February 19, 1906 1488 *Aletha E. Reynolds.* An act granting a pension to Aletha E. Reynolds. February 19, 1906 1488 *George Pike.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Pike. February 19, 1906 1489 *Isabella Workman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isabella Workman.
February 19, 1906 1489 *Kemenskio A. N. L. Collins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kemenskio A. N. L. Collins, alias Lewis Collins. February 19, 1906 1489 *John W. Warner.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Warner. February 19, 1906 1489 *William E. Blewett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Blewett. February 19, 1906 1490 *George W. Gearey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Gearey. February 19, 1906 1490 *Lucinda Stamper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucinda Stamper.
February 19, 1906 1490 *George W. Purvis.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Purvis. February 19, 1906 1490 *David F. Magee.* An act granting an increase of pension to David F. Magee. February 19, 1906 1490 *Charles M. Wittig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Wittig. February 19, 1906 1491 *William Kress.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kress. February 19, 1906 1491 *Annie L. Tredick.* An act granting a pension to Annie L.
Tredick. February 19, 1906 1491 *Dennis Buckley McCready.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis Buckley McCready, alias Thomas Buckley. February 19, 1906 1491 *William H. Satterthwait.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Satterthwait. February 19, 1906 1492 *Dennis A. Dans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis A. Davis. February 19, 1906 1492 *Wilson Hyatt.* An act granting tin increase of pension to Wilson Hyatt. February 19, 1906 1492 *Lumbard B.
Aldrich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lumbard B. Aldrich. February 19, 1906 1492 *Henry G. Salisbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry G. Salisbury. February 19, 1906 1492 *John Flynn.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Flynn. February 19, 1906 1493 *Frederick J. Shelley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick J. Shelley. February 19, 1906 1493 *Eliza J. Harding.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza J. Harding.
February 19, 1906 1493 *Lide S. Leonard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lide S. Leonard. February 19, 1906 1493 *John H. Crowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Crowell. February 19, 1906 1494 *Hiram Swain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Swain. February 19, 1906 1494 *Phebe J. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phebe J. Bennett. February 19, 1906 1494 *John D. O’ Brien.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D.
O’Brien. February 19, 1906 1494 *William R. Hubbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Hubbell. February 19, 1906 1494 *Leonard Harmony.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leonard Harmony. February 19, 1906 1495 *Andrew Patrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Patrick. February 19, 1906 1495 *Laurence Mericle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laurence Mericle. February 19, 1906 1495 *Anthony Barrett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony Barrett.
February 19, 1906 1495 *Martha E. Saltar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Saltar. February 19, 1906 1496 *Alice E. Gilley.* An act granting a pension to Alice E. Gilley. February 19, 1906 1496 *Susie Place.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susie Place. February 19, 1906 1496 *Georgia A. Rollins.* An act granting a pension to Georgia A. Rollins. February 19, 1906 1496 *Jasper H. Keys.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jasper H. Keys. February 19, 1906 1496 *Franklin C.
Pierce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin C. Pierce. February 19, 1906 1497ix *Stephen Ernst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Ernst. February 19, 1906 1497 *Elizabeth C. Dunton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth C. Dunton. February 19, 1906 1497 *Sarah A. Page.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Page. February 19, 1906 1497 *Arthur F. Devereux.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur F. Devereux.
February 19, 1906 1498 *Frederick Houser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Houser. February 19, 1906 1498 *Nathaniel L. Badger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel L. Badger. February 19, 1906 1498 *Oscar R. Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar R. Arnold. February 19, 1906 1498 *Jacob H. Epler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob H. Epler. February 19, 1906 1498 *Emma M. Rea.* An act granting a pension to Emma M.
Rea. February 19, 1906 1499 *Caroline M. Doan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline M. Doan. February 19, 1906 1499 *Jane McMahon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jane McMahon. February 19, 1906 1499 *Henry Weston* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Weston. February 19, 1906 1499 *Joseph McSwain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph McSwain. February 19, 1906 1500 *Andrew McClory.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew McClory.
February 19, 1906 1500 *James Frazier.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Frazier. February 19, 1906 1500 *Myron E. Billings.* An act granting an increase of pension to Myron E. Billings. February 19, 1906 1500 *Francis Piccard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Piccard. February 19, 1906 1500 *William J. Grow.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Grow. February 19, 1906 1501 *Martha G. Cushing.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha G.
Cushing. February 19, 1906 1501 *JohnS. Wilcox.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Wilcox. February 19, 1906 1501 *Charles W. Paige.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Paige, alias Jackson Morse. February 19, 1906 1501 *John C. Barr.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Barr. February 19, 1906 1502 *Edward Irwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Irwin. February 19, 1906 1502 *Harrison Brott.* An act granting a pension to Harrison Brott.
February 19, 1906 1502 *Almon Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Almon Foster. February 19, 1906 1502 *William H. Hicks.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Hicks. February 19, 1906 1502 *John H. Foreaker.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Foreaker. February 19, 1906 1503 *Joann Morris.* An act granting a pension to Joann Morris. February 19, 1906 1503 *Philena Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philena Davis. February 19, 1906 1503 *Laura A.
Blodgett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura A. Blodgett. February 19, 1906 1503 *Joseph Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Davis. February 19, 1906 1504 *Thomas T. Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas T. Hodges. February 19, 1906 1504 *John C. Kennedy.* An act granting an increased pension to John C. Kennedy. February 19, 1906 1504 *John M. Berkey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Berkey. February 19, 1906 1504 *Zachariah Bradfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zachariah Bradfield.
February 19, 1906 1504 *James L. Small.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Small. February 19, 1906 1505 *Laura Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura Clark. February 19, 1906 1505 *Florence Greeley De Veaux.* An act granting a pension to Florence Greeley De Veaux. February 19, 1906 1505 *Washington Hogans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Washington Hogans. February 19, 1906 1505 *George C. Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension tot George C.
Chase. February 19, 1906 1506 *Alvin Abbott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alvin Abbott. February 19, 1906 1506 *Robert Catlin.* An act granting a pension to Robert Catlin. February 19, 1906 1506 *Ransom O. Thayer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ransom O. Thayer. February 19, 1906 1506 *Millon Marsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton Marsh. February 19, 1906 1506 *Ella T. Hapeman.* An act granting a pension to Ella T. Hapeman. February 19, 1906 1507 *Amanda M.
Richey.* An act granting a pension to Amanda M. Richey. February 19, 1906 1507 *Henry T. Anshutz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry T. Anshutz. February 19, 1906 1507 *John Heck.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Heck. February 19, 1906 1507 *Agnes Zentz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Agnes Zentz. February 19, 1906 1508 *James A. M. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. M. Brown. February 19, 1906 1508 *William I.
Hilkey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William I. Hilkey. February 19, 1906 1508 *James Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Thompson. February 19, 1906 1508 *Alexander F. McConnell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander F. McConnell. February 19, 1906 1508x *William C. Hitchcock.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Hitchcock. February 19, 1906 1509 *Fannie J. Edgerton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fannie J.
Edgerton. February 19, 1906 1509 *Elijah R. Wilkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah R. Wilkins. February 19, 1906 1509 *Sarah A. Bargar.* An act granting a pension to Sarah A. Bargar. February 19, 1906 1509 *Michael Matheney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Matheney. February 19, 1906 1510 *Thomas Robey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Robey. February 19, 1906 1510 *James P. Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P.
Ford. February 19, 1906 1510 *James J. Egan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James J. Egan. February 19, 1906 1510 *Akey C. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Akey C. Johnson. February 19, 1906 1510 *Annu F. Keith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna F. Keith. February 19, 1906 1511 *Mary J. McGehee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. McGehee. February 19, 1906 1511 *Phillip W. Cornman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phillip W.
Cornman. February 19, 1906 1511 *Jacob A. Geiger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob A. Geiger. February 19, 1906 1511 *John M. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Scott. February 19, 1906 1512 *Mary J. Hoge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Hoge. February 19, 1906 1512 *George E. Rose.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Ross. February 19, 1906 1512 *John H. Cassidy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H.
Cassidy. February 19, 1906 1512 *John A. Coulter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Coulter. February 19, 1906 1512 *John Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Fisher. February 19, 1906 1513 *Sarah Emaline Finklea.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Emaline Finklea. February 19, 1906 1513 *John J. Grant.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Grant. February 19, 1906 1513 *Frances Ann Batchelor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frances Ann Batchelor.
February 19, 1906 1513 *George Sargent.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Sargent. February 19, 1906 1514 *William D. Stauffer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Stauffer. February 19, 1906 1514 *John Bretten.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Breden. February 19, 1906 1514 *Mary K. Lewis.* An act granting a pension to Mary K. Lewis. February 19, 1906 1514 *Epsy Ann Austin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Epsy Ann Austin.
February 19, 1906 1514 *Benjamin Fagley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Fagley. February 19, 1906 1515 *Darius J. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Darius J. Brown. February 19, 1906 1515 *Hiram E. Monroe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram E. Monroe. February 19, 1906 1515 *Florence D. Rafferty.* An act granting a pension to Florence D. Rafferty. February 19, 1906 1515 *Samuel B. Spinning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel B.
Spinning. February 19, 1906 1516 *James H. Cole.* An act granting a pension to James H. Cole, alias John V. Cole. February 19, 1906 1516 *Robert Purcell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Purcell. February 19, 1906 1516 *Axel A. M. Natt och Dag.* An act granting an increase of pension to Axel A. M. Natt och Dag. February 19, 1906 1516 *Ida L. and Clara E. Winters.* An act granting a pension to Ida L. and Clara E. Winters. February 19, 1906 1516 *William. R. P.
Foale.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. P. Foale. February 19, 1906 1517 *Thomas A. Slack.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas A. Slack. February 19, 1906 1517 *Thomas Maginley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Maginley. February 19, 1906 1517 *Lydia B. Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lydia B. Jackson. February 19, 1906 1517 *Elisha White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elisha White. February 19, 1906 1518 *Algernon Lightcap.* An act granting an increase of pension to Algernon Lightcap.
February 19, 1906 1518 *William Elmes.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Elmes. February 19, 1906 1518 *Evelyn S. Beardslee.* An act granting a pension to Evelyn S. Beardslee. February 19, 1906 1518 *Winifred E. Lewis.* An act granting a pension to Winifred E. Lewis. February 19, 1906 1518 *Antoinette Hannahs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Antoinette Hannahs. February 19, 1906 1519 *Frank Buncher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Buncher.
February 19, 1906 1519 *Thomas McCabe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McCabe. February 19, 1906 1519 *Emma Auger.* An act granting a pension to Emma Auger. February 19, 1906 1519 *Angie A. Marvin.* An act granting a pension to Angie A. Marvin. February 19, 1906 1520 *Maggie Parker.* An act granting a pension to Maggie Parker. February 19, 1906 1520 *John W. Seeber.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Seeber. February 19, 1906 1520 *Jessie Marie Hester.* An act granting a pension to Jessie Marie Hester.
February 19, 1906 1520xi *George W. Wilburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Wilburn. February 19, 1906 1520 *Anson K. Carr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anson K. Carr. February 19, 1906 1521 *Albert Lathrop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Lathrop. February 19, 1906 1521 *Jonathan C. S. Twitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan C. S. Twitchell. February 19, 1906 1521 *Hamilton Secheverell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hamilton Secheverell.
February 19, 1906 1521 *John A. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Roberts. February 19, 1906 1522 *Daniel M. Rose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel M. Rose. February 19, 1906 1522 *John M. Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Williamson. February 19, 1906 1522 *Christopher Pletzke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher Pletzke. February 19, 1906 1522 *Nathaniel Cooper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel Cooper.
February 19, 1906 1522 *William John Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to William John Stewart, alias John Scott. February 19, 1906 1523 *Annie Rohr.* An act granting a pension to Annie Rohr. February 19, 1906 1523 *Sarah J. Dickens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah J. Dickens. February 19, 1906 1523 *David A. Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to David A. Carpenter. February 19, 1906 1523 *Mary M. C. Manning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary M.
C. Manning. February 19, 1906 1524 *Emma M. Boyer.* An act granting a pension to Emma M. Boyer. February 19, 1906 1524 *Meshack L. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Meshack L. Jones. February 19, 1906 1524 *James Scrogum.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Scrogum. February 19, 1906 1524 *Thomas Adair.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Adair. February 19, 1906 1524 *Odilia Logan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Odilia Logan.
February 19, 1906 1525 *Henry Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Roberts. February 19, 1906 1525 *Laurence B. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lawrence B. Smith. February 19, 1906 1525 *George W. Shepherd.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Shepherd. February 19, 1906 1525 *Gabriel Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gabriel Smith. February 19, 1906 1526 *Thomas E. Morrow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas E.
Morrow. February 19, 1906 1526 *John W. Roache.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Roache. February 19, 1906 1526 *John Bokart.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bokart. February 19, 1906 1526 *Nancy Stillwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy Stillwell. February 19, 1906 1526 *Francis Carey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Carey. February 19, 1906 1527 *Edwin R. Goodell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin R.
Goodell. February 19, 1906 1527 *David R. Pringle.* An act granting an increase of pension to David R. Pringle. February 19, 1906 1527 *Lockey Stuard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lockey Stuard. February 19, 1906 1527 *Travis W. Tichenor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Travis W. Tichenor. February 19, 1906 1528 *George J. Wilcox.* An act granting an increase of pension to George J. Wilcox. February 19, 1906 1528 *Napoleon D. O. Lord.* An act granting an increase of pension to Napoleon D.
O. Lord. February 19, 1906 1528 *David L. Davidson.* An act granting an increase of pension to David L. Davidson. February 19, 1906 1528 *Jennie L. Overton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie L. Overton. February 19, 1906 1528 *James Eiffert.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Eiffert. February 19, 1906 1529 *Eli Brazelton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Brazelton. February 19, 1906 1529 *Jonathan J. Boyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan J.
Boyer. February 19, 1906 1529 *Edward J. Mills.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward J. Mills. February 19, 1906 1529 *Samuel J. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel J. Jones. February 19, 1906 1530 *Jonathan Terrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Terrell. February 19, 1906 1530 *Richard McCarthy.* An act granting an increase of ixmsion to Richard McCarthy. February 19, 1906 1530 *Samuel A. Shaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel A.
Shaw. February 19, 1906 1530 *Adam Wucher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Wucher. February 19, 1906 1530 *Fritz Muller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fritz Muller. February 19, 1906 1531 *Michael Wren.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Wren. February 19, 1906 1531 *Emma H. Benham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma H. Benham. February 19, 1906 1531 *Sarah A. J. Tayman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A.
J. Tayman. February 19, 1906 1531xii *Henry B. Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B. Jordan. February 19, 1906 1532 *John G. Rowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Rowan. February 19, 1906 1532 *Mary Van Blarcom.* An act granting a pension to Mary Van Blarcom. February 19, 1906 1532 *Alanson B. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alanson B. Thomas. February 19, 1906 1532 *Nathan B. Richardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan B.
Richardson. February 19, 1906 1532 *James Graham.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Graham. February 19, 1906 1533 *Samuel C. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel C. Long. February 19, 1906 1533 *Samuel F. King.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel F. King. February 19, 1906 1533 *John A. Ensminger.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Ensminger. February 19, 1906 1533 *Robert M. Whitson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert M.
Whitson. February 19, 1906 1534 *Emma Aldred.* An act granting a pension to Emma Aldred. February 19, 1906 1534 *David E. Longsdorf.* An act granting an increase of pension to David E. Longsdorf. February 19, 1906 1534 *Marion H. Long.* An act granting a pension to Marion H. Long. February 19, 1906 1534 *Caswell D. Ferguson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caswell D. Ferguson. February 21, 1906 1534 *Edward Maxwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Maxwell.
February 21, 1906 1535 *William T. Wiley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Wiley. February 21, 1906 1535 *Oscar Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar Williamson. February 21, 1906 1535 *James G. Head.* An act granting an increase of pension to James G. Head. February 21, 1906 1535 *Sarah E. MacGowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. MacGowan. February 21, 1906 1536 *William H. Joslin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Joslin. February 23, 1906 1536 *Patrick Fallihee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Fallihee. March 7, 1906 1536 *William M. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Hall. March 7, 1906 1536 *Urial J. Streeter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Urial J. Streeter. March 7, 1906 1536 *Granville P. Mason.* An act granting an increase of pension to Granville P. Mason. March 7, 1906 1537 *Mary R. Blethen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary R.
Blethen. March 7, 1906 1537 *James F. Tilton.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Tilton. March 7, 1906 1537 *John Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Cook. March 7, 1906 1537 *Curtis B. McIntosh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Curtis B. McIntosh. March 7, 1906 1538 *Jonn E. Hadsall.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Hadsall. March 7, 1906 1538 *Anthony H. Crawford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony H.
Crawford. March 7, 1906 1538 *Sabastian Laudner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sabastian Laudner. March 7, 1906 1538 *Frederick Le Hundra.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Le Hundra. March 7, 1906 1538 *Benjamin F. Marsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Marsh. March 7, 1906 1539 *Francis E. Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis E. Stevens. March 7, 1906 1539 *George P. Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to George P.
Howe. March 7, 1906 1539 *Lyman E. Farrand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lyman E. Farrand. March 7, 1906 1539 *Marion F. Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marion F. Howe. March 7, 1906 1540 *John M. Doersch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Doersch. March 7, 1906 1540 *Emily Peterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily Peterson. March 7, 1906 1540 *James Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Wilson.
March 7, 1906 1540 *Francis M. Munson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Munson. March 7, 1906 1540 *George Wiley.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Wiley. March 7, 1906 1541 *Henry T. Braman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry T. Braman. March 7, 1906 1541 *Mary J. Chenoweth.* An act granting a pension to Mary J. Chenoweth. March 7, 1906 1541 *Janies F. Prater.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Prater. March 7, 1906 1541 *Elizabeth S.
Law.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth S. Law. March 7, 1906 1542 *Abbie C. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abbie C. Moore. March 7, 1906 1542 *George M. Bradley.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M. Bradley. March 7, 1906 1542 *Hugh P. Buffon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh P. Buffon. March 7, 1906 1542 *Joshua W. Tolford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua W. Tolford. March 7, 1906 1542 *Richard Dearborn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Dearborn.
March 7, 1906 1543 *Edmund T. Connelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund T. Connelly, alias John Marks. March 7, 1906 1543 *Charles H. Tuck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Tuck. March 7, 1906 1543 *George A. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Parker. March 7, 1906 1543xiii *Edward P. Metcalf.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward P. Metcalf. March 7, 1906 1544 *Mary E. Wolf.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E.
Wolf. March 7, 1906 1544 *Charles Lauder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Lander. March 7, 1906 1544 *Florence A. Sewell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Florence A. Sewell. March 7, 1906 1544 *Harvey M. D. Hopkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey M.D. Hopkins. March 7, 1906 1544 *Edward Michaelis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Michaelis, alias Edward Michel. March 7, 1906 1545 *William Crome.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Crome.
March 7, 1906 1545 *William W. Benedict.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Benedict March 7, 1906 1545 *Albert E. Lyon.* An act granting an increase of pension to AIbert E. Lyon. March 7, 1906 1545 *Joel M. Sawyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joel M. Sawyer. March 7, 1906 1546 *Mary Ryan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Ryan. March 7, 1906 1546 *Adolphus L. Oxton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adolphus L. Oxton. March 7, 1906 1546 *William Lounsberry.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Lounsberry.
March 7, 1906 1546 *Francis W. Usher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis W. Usher. March 7, 1906 1546 *Sidney G. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney G. Smith. March 7, 1906 1547 *Henry A. Tilton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Tilton. March 7, 1906 1547 *Joseph W. Willard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Willard. March 7, 1906 1547 *Anna Z. Potter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Z.
Potter. March 7, 1906 1547 *Phineas F. Lull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phineas F. Lull. March 7, 1906 1548 *William H. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Brown. March 7, 1906 1548 *Indiana A. Paul.* An act granting an increase of pension to Indiana A. Paul. March 7, 1906 1548 *William McNabb.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McNabb. March 7, 1906 1548 *William O. Colson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William O.
Colson. March 7, 1906 1548 *Lena S. Fenn.* An act granting a pension to Lena S. Fenn. March 7, 1906 1549 *Joseph, Papy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Papy. March 7, 1906 1549 *Waldo W. Paine* An act granting an increase of pension to Waldo W. Paine. March 7, 1906 1549 *Robert K. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert K. Smith. March 7, 1906 1549 *Henry Logan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Logan. March 7, 1906 1550 *Samuel L.
Andrews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel L. Andrews. March 7, 1906 1550 *James G. Doane.* An act granting an increase of pension to James G. Doane. March 7, 1906 1550 *James Prettyman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Prettyman. March 7, 1906 1550 *Nellie Raymond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nellie Raymond. March 7, 1906 1550 *John P. Campbell, numbered two.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Campbell, numbered two.
March 7, 1906 1551 *George P. Trowbridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to George P. Trowbridge. March 7, 1906 1551 *Mary J. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Campbell. March 7, 1906 1551 *Sidney F. Mullin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney F. Mullin. March 7, 1906 1551 *Benjamin Franklin Bigelow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Franklin Bigelow. March 7, 1906 1552 *Knute Torgeson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Knute Torgeson.
March 7, 1906 1552 *Ellen S. Larned.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen S. Larned. March 7, 1906 1552 *Clara T. Leathers.* An act granting a pension to Clara T. Leathers. March 7, 1906 1552 *John P. Wingel.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Winget. March 7, 1906 1552 *Carrie B. Findley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carrie B. Findley. March 7, 1906 1553 *Herrick Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herrick Hodges. March 7, 1906 1553 *Alexander M.
Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander M. Scott. March 7, 1906 1553 *Cutler A. Chamberlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cutler A. Chamberlin. March 7, 1906 1553 *Thomas Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Welch. March 7, 1906 1554 *George B. Hunter.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. Hunter. March 7, 1906 1554 *Charles F. Longfellow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Longfellow. March 7, 1906 1554 *George W.
Dightman.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Dightman. March 7, 1906 1554 *Robert S. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert S. Moore. March 7, 1906 1554 *John W. Langford.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Langford. March 7, 1906 1555 *James Buggie.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Buggie. March 7, 1906 1555 *Joseph Brunell, senior.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Brunell, senior. March 7, 1906 1555 *Mary L.
Miller.* An act granting a pension to Mary L. Miller. March 7, 1906 3555 *Joseph Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Smith. March 7, 1906 1556 *Mary Driscoll.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Driscoll. March 7, 1906 1556 *William H. Alban.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Alban. March 7, 1906 1556 *Stephen B. Tarlton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen B. Tarlton. March 7, 1906 1556 *Alfred T. Hawk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred T.
Hawk. March 7, 1906 1556 *John T. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Jones. March 7, 1906 1557xiv *Mary M. Hull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Hull. March 7, 1906 1557 *Matthew D. Raker, junior.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matthew D. Raker, junior. March 7, 1906 1557 *John C. Baber.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Baber. March 7, 1906 1558 *Bernhard Schaffner.* An act granting a pension to Bernhard Schaffner.
March 7, 1906 1558 *Olney P. B. Wright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Olney P. B. Wright. March 7, 1906 1558 *Jesse W. Elliot.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse W. Elliot. March 7, 1906 1558 *Isaac Van Volkenburgh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Van Volkenburgh. March 7, 1906 1558 *Mary J. Visscher.* An act granting a pension to Mary J. Visscher. March 7, 1906 1558 *Anthony W. Presley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony W.
Presley. March 7, 1906 1559 *Eliza Orr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Orr. March 7, 1906 1559 *Albert Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Smith. March 7, 1906 1559 *Martin. L. Barber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin L. Barber. March 7, 1906 1559 *Seth Raymond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seth Raymond. March 7, 1906 1560 *Martha J. Brisco.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Brisco. March 7, 1906 1560 *Rachel A.
Faulk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rachel A. Foulk. March 7, 1906 1560 *Colonel Medad C. Martin.* An act for the relief of Colonel Medad C. Martin. March 8, 1906 1560 *G. F. Tarbell.* An act for the relief of G. F. Tarbell. March 9, 1906 1561 *Sylvenus A. Fay.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sylvenus A. Fay. March 12, 1906 1561 *Charles Falbisaner.* An act granting a pension to Charles Falbisaner. March 12, 1906 1561 *Felix G. Stidger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Felix G.
Stidger. March 12, 1906 1562 *Seth Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seth Phillips. March 12, 1906 1562 *Horace Hounsom.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace Hounsom. March 12, 1906 1562 *John G. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Parker. March 12, 1906 1562 *John D. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Moore. March 12, 1906 1562 *Henry M. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry M.
Robinson. March 12, 1906 1563 *Josephine E. Quentin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine E. Quentin. March 12, 1906 1563 *John L. Lovell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Lovell. March 12, 1906 1563 *Susan J. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan J. Williams. March 12, 1906 1563 *George N. Dutcher.* An act granting an increase of pension to George N. Dutcher. March 12, 1906 1564 *George M. Drake.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M.
Drake. March 12, 1906 1564 *George T. B. Carr.* An act granting an increase of pension to George T. B. Carr. March 12, 1906 1564 *William M. Shultz.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Shultz. March 12, 1906 1564 *Gilbert Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gilbert Ford. March 12, 1906 1564 *Alexander Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Miller. March 12, 1906 1565 *William House.* An act granting an increase of pension to William House.
March 12, 1006 1565 *Harry C. Thorne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harry C. Thorne. March 12, 1006 1565 *Amanda L. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amanda L. Hill. March 12, 1906 1565 *Joseph J. Cooper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Cooper. March 12, 1906 1566 *Ralph A. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ralph A. Adams. March 12, 1906 1566 *Jerome Washburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerome Washburn.
March 12, 1906 1566 *Mattie Settlemire.* An act granting a pension to Mattie Settlemire. March 12, 1906 1566 *Benjamin F. Bibb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Bibb. March 12, 1906 1566 *Daniel Hays.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Hays. March 12, 1906 1567 *Rachel E. Ware.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rachel E. Ware. March 12, 1906 1567 *Nathaniel Buchanan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel Buchanan. March 12, 1906 1567 *Dexter E.
W. Stone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dexter E. W. Stone. March 12, 1906 1567 *James W. Stell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Stell. March 12, 1906 1568 *Joseph Jones Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Jones Martin. March 12, 1906 1568 *Asa M. Foote.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa M. Foote. March 12, 1906 1568 *Peter D. Sutton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter D. Sutton. March 12, 1906 1568 *Stephen Weeks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Weeks March 12, 1906 1568 *Julius D.
Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius D. Rogers. March 12, 1906 1569 *William Chandler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Chandler. March 12, 1906 1569 *Orton D. Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orton D. Ford. March 12, 1906 1569 *Jesse Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Harrison. March 12, 1906 1569 *George W. Adamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Adamson. March 12, 1906 1570 *Chauncey P.
Dean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Chauncey P. Dean. March 12, 1906 1570 *James R. Todd.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Todd. March 12, 1906 1570xv *Sarah Johnson.* An act granting an. increase of pension to Sarah Johnson. March 12, 1906 1570 *James H. Beulen.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Beulen. March 12, 1906 1570 *Harrison White.* An act granting a pension to Harrison White. March 12, 1906 1571 *Lewis L. Daugherty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis L.
Daugherty. March 12, 1906 1571 *Albin L. Ingram.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albin L. Ingram. March 12, 1906 1571 *George A. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Baker. March 12, 1906 1571 *JFarren A. Blye.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren A. Blye. March 12, 1906 1572 *Lemuel P. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel P. Williams. March 12, 1906 1572 *Morris Osborn.* An act granting a pension to Morris Osborn.
March 12, 1906 1572 *William M. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Martin. March 12, 1906 1572 *Josiah M. Grier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah M. Grier. March 12, 1906 1572 *David F. McDonald.* An act granting an increase of pension to David F. McDonald. March 12, 1906 1573 *Susan Whorton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan Whorton. March 12, 1906 1573 *Eber Watson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eber Watson.
March 12, 1906 1573 *Albert M. Hunter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert M. Hunter. March 12, 1906 1573 *Samuel Jester.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Jester. March 12, 1906 1574 *Isaac P. Knight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac P. Knight. March 12, 1906 1574 *Blanche Douglass.* An act granting a pension to Blanche Douglass. March 12, 1906 1574 *Owen Donohoe.* An act granting ah increase of pension to Owen Donohoe. March 12, 1906 1574 *John C.
Cavanaugh.* An aet. granting an increase of pension to John C. Cavanaugh, alias John Carpenter. March 12, 1906 1574 *John C. Umstead.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Umstead. March 12, 1906 1575 *Isaac Henry Ober.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Henry Ober. March 12, 1906 1575 *William Foat.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Foat. March 12, 1906 1575 *Leola V. Pranks.* An act granting a pension to Leola V. Franks. March 12, 1906 1575 *George D.
Street.* An act granting an increase of pension to George D. Street. March 12, 1906 1576 *Jacob Rich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Rich. March 12, 1906 1576 *Stephen Dickerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Dickerson. March 12, 1906 1576 *Joseph J. Sparling.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Sparling. March 12, 1906 1576 *Ahijah Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ahijah Brown. March 12, 1906 1576 *Isaac H.
Witherwax.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac H. Witherwax. March 12, 1906 1577 *Marquis De Lafayette Burket.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marquis De Lafayette Burket. March 12, 1906 1577 *Elijah J. Snodgrass.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah J. Snodgrass. March 12, 1906 1577 *William J. Sturgis.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Sturgis. March 12, 1906 1577 *Samuel P. Carll.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel P.
Carll. March 12, 1906 1578 *William U. Mallorie.* An act granting an increase of pension to William U. Mallorie. March 12, 1906 1578 *Charles W. Fulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Fulton. March 12, 1906 1578 *Giles Q. Slocum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Giles Q. Slocum. March 12, 1906 1578 *James S. Pelley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Pelley. March 12, 1906 1578 *Abraham Mathews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham Mathews.
March 12, 1906 1579 *Peter Wetterich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Wetterich. March 12, 1906 1579 *Darius H. Randall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Darius H. Randall. March 12, 1906 1579 *Joseph Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Nichols. March 12, 1906 1579 *Henry G. Gardner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry G. Gardner. March 12, 1906 1580 *Thomas T. Fallon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas T.
Fallon. March 12, 1906 1580 *Richard H. Kelly.* An act granting a pension to Richard H. Kelly. March 12, 1906 1580 *Sallie H. Murphy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sallie H. Murphy. March 12, 1906 1580 *Sylvenus Hardy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sylvenus Hardy. March 12, 1906 1580 *Francis L. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis L. Brown. March 12, 1906 1581 *William H. Bynon.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Bynon. March 12, 1906 1581 *Edward J. McClaskey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward J. McClaskey. March 12, 1906 1581 *Henry J. Steck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry J. Steck. March 12, 1906 1581 *Maria Dyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria Dyer. March 12, 1906 1582 *Charles E, Crowe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Crowe. March 12, 1906 1582 *Anna M. Case.* An act granting a pension to Anna M. Case. March 12, 1906 1582 *Jacob C.
Rardin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob C. Rardin. March 12, 1906 1582 *Sadie A. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sadie A. Walker. March 12, 1906 1582 *William H. Ackert.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Ackert. March 12, 1906 1583 *Edward Sarlls.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Sarlls. March 12, 1906 1583 *Elizabeth Dill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Dill. March 12, 1906 1583 *Mary Bagley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Bagley.
March 12, 1906 1583xvi *Henry S. Stowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry S. Stowell. March 12, 1900 1584 *Carl W. Block.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carl W. Block. March 12, 1906 1584 *George Bruner.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Bruner. March 12, 1906 1584 *William D. Hatch.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Hatch. March 12, 1906 1584 *Henry Hastings.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Hastings.
March 12, 1906 1584 *George W. Henry.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Henry. March 12, 1906 1585 *David Hanna.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Hanna. March 12, 1906 1585 *Harry W. Omo.* An act granting a pension to Harry W. Omo. March 12, 1906 1585 *Isaiah Queman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah Queman. March 12, 1906 1585 *Mary E. Scott.* An act granting a pension to Mary E. Scott. March 12, 1906 1586 *William Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hughes.
March 12, 1906 1586 *Emsley Kinsauls.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emsley Kinsauls. March 12, 1906 1586 *Joseph Bailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Bailey. March 12, 1906 1586 *George H. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Rice. March 12, 1906 1586 *Francis M. Hatter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Hatter. March 12, 1906 1587 *Thomas J. Stevens.* An act granting a pension to Thomas J. Stevens. March 12, 1906 1587 *Eva B.
Koch.* An act granting a pension to Eva B. Koch. March 12, 1906 1587 *Charles A. Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Phillips. March 12, 1906 1587 *John Gibbons.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Gibbons. March 12, 1906 1588 *Alice Gearkee.* An act granting an increase of jienslon to Alice Gearkee. March 12, 1906 1588 *Charles Washburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Washburn. March 12, 1906 1588 *Richard Phillips, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Phillips, jr.
March 12, 1906 1588 *Allred S. Isaacs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred S. Isaacs. March 12, 1906 1588 *Mary Duffy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Duffy. March 12, 1906 1589 *John Sarvis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Sarvis. March 12, 1906 1589 *Andrew M. Dunham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew M. Dunham. March 12, 1906 1589 *Loucette E. Glavis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Loucette E. Glavis.
March 12, 1906 1589 *Levi J. Walton* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi J. Walton. March 12, 1906 1590 *Charles R. Ellis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles R. Ellis. March 12, 1906 1590 *Samuel O’ Tool.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel O’Tool. March 12, 1906 1590 *William J. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Campbell. March 12, 1906 1590 *Glawvina A. Pinnell.* An act granting a pension to Glawvina A. Pinnell.
March 12, 1906 1590 *Mary J. Allhands.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Allhands. March 12, 1906 1591 *William K. Spencer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William K. Spencer. March 12, 1906 1591 *George W. Brummett.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Brummett. March 12, 1906 1591 *William Holland.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Holland. March 12, 1906 1591 *John Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Welch.
March 12, 1906 1592 *Annie M. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie M. Smith. March 12, 1906 1592 *Lorenzo D. Stoker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo D. Stoker. March 12, 1906 1592 *John. J. Meeler.* An act granting a pension to John J. Meeler. March 12, 1906 1592 *William Leipnitz.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Leipnitz. March 12, 1906 1592 *Wesley J. Banks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wesley J. Banks. March 12, 1906 1593 *William Shannon.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Shannon.
March 12, 1906 1593 *Samuel Dunnan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Dunnan. March 12, 1906 1593 *Daniel V. Lowary.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel V. Lowary. March 12, 1906 1593 *Anton Riedmüller.* An act granting an increase of pensionto Anton Riedmüller. March 12, 1906 1594 *S. Harriet Morris.* An act granting an increase of pension to S. Harriet Morris. March 12, 1906 1594 *Carlon B. Osborn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carlon B.
Osborn. March 12, 1906 1594 *James W. Reynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Reynolds, alias William Reynolds. March 12, 1906 1594 *Newton E. Terrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Newton E. Terrill. March 12, 1906 1594 *Francis M. Kellogg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Kellogg. March 12, 1906 1595 *John Alves.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Alves. March 12, 1906 1595 *Vollie A. McMillen.* An act granting a pension to Vollie A.
McMillen. March 12, 1906 1595 *Catherine B. Casey.* An act granting a pension to Catherine B. Casey. March 12, 1906 1595 *Lizzie Bremmer.* An act granting a pension to Lizzie Bremmer. March 12, 1906 1596 *Alta M. Westenhaver.* An act granting a pension to Alta M. Westenhaver. March 12, 1906 1596 *Charles T. Hesler.* An act granting a pension to Charles T. Hesler. March 12, 1906 1596 *James Gallt.* An act granting a pension to James Gallt. March 12, 1906 1596 *John J. Brewer.* An act granting a pension to John J.
Brewer. March 12, 1906 1596 *George Larson.* An act granting a pension to George Larson. March 12, 1906 1597 *Henry T. McDowell.* An act granting a pension to Henry T. McDowell. March 12, 1906 1597 *Harriet E. St. John.* An act granting a pension to Harriet E. St. John. March 12, 1906 1597 *Clara M. Thompson.* An act granting a pension to Clara M. Thompson. March 12, 1906 1597 *Mary C. Kirkland.* An act granting a pension to Mary C. Kirkland. March 12, 1906 1598 *Estelle Kuhn.* An act granting a pension to Estelle Kuhn.
March 12, 1906 1598xvii *Lafayette Dodds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lafayette Dodds. March 12, 1906 1598 *Angel Hausker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Angel Hausker. March 12, 1906 1598 *Heart Echard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Heart Echard. March 12, 1906 1598 *Loren H. Howard* An act granting an increase of pension to Loren H. Howard. March 12, 1906 1599 *Eliza C. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza C. Jones.
March 12, 1906 1599 *Silas G. Elliott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas G. Elliott. March 12, 1906 1599 *William Monteith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Monteith. March 12, 1906 1599 *Philipp Cline.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philipp Cline, alias Francis Klein. March 12, 1906 1600 *Charles A. Power.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Power. March 12, 1906 1600 *Abel S. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abel S.
Thompson. March 12, 1906 1600 *John Dolan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Dolan. March 12, 1906 1600 *Jonathan Carr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Carr. March 12, 1906 1600 *Maurice Hayes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maurice Hayes. March 12, 1906 1601 *Eliza Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Thompson. March 12, 1906 1601 *Susan W. Selfridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan W. Selfridge.
March 12, 1906 1601 *Sallie F. Sheffield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sallie F. Sheffield. March 12, 1906 1601 *Alfred F. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred F. White. March 12, 1906 1602 *Edward H. Pinney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward H. Pinney. March 12, 1906 1602 *Ethan Blodgett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ethan Blodgett. March 12, 1906 1602 *William Ostermann.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Ostermann.
March 12, 1906 1602 *John C. Messerschmidt.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Messerschmidt. March 12, 1906 1602 *William Bode.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Bode. March 12, 1906 1603 *Frederick A. Amende.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick A. Amende. March 12, 1906 1603 *Henry Wascher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Wascher. March 12, 1906 1603 *George Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Gibson.
March 12, 1906 1603 *Stout Shearer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stout Shearer. March 12, 1906 1604 *Thomas Todd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Todd. March 12, 1906 1604 *Philip B. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip B. Thompson. March 12, 1906 1604 *Andrew J. Hull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Hull, alias Spencer J. Hull. March 12, 1906 1604 *John Keller.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Keller.
March 12, 1906 1604 *Sarah A. Chauncey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Chauncey. March 12, 1906 1605 *William H. Lorance.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Lorance. March 12, 1906 1605 *Albert Richard Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Richard Clark. March 12, 1906 1605 *Asher S. Bouden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asher S. Bouden. March 12, 1906 1605 *Jonathan Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Wood.
March 12, 1906 1606 *Ebenezer S. Edgerton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ebenezer S. Edgerton. March 12, 1906 1606 *George G. Brail.* An act granting an increase of pension to George G. Brail. March 12, 1906 1606 *Samuel Engle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Engle. March 12, 1906 1606 *Henry Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Brown. March 12, 1906 1606 *Philander Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philander Bennett.
March 12, 1906 1607 *Herman A. Kimball.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herman A. Kimball. March 12, 1906 1607 *Francis A. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A. Jones. March 12, 1906 1607 *Stephen D. Cohen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen D. Cohen. March 12, 1906 1607 *William A. McDonald.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. McDonald. March 12, 1906 1608 *Jacob Dachrodt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Dachrodt.
March 12, 1906 1608 *Patrick Curley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Curley. March 12, 1906 1608 *Marie G Bonham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marie G. Bonham. March 12, 1906 1608 *John Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Burns. March 12, 1906 1608 *Jacob M. Longsworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob M. Longsworth. March 12, 1906 1609 *Henderson Rose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henderson Rose.
March 12, 1906 1609 *John G. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Harris. March 12, 1906 1609 *Charles S. Word* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles S. Word. March 12, 1906 1609 *Josiah Nicholson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah Nicholson. March 12, 1906 1610 *Emory Edward Patch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emory Edward Patch. March 12, 1906 1610 *William G. Richardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G.
Richardson. March 12, 1906 1610xviii *Hinman Rhodes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hinman Rhodes. March 12, 1906 1610 *Orlean DeWitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlean DeWitt. March 12, 1906 1610 *Thomas J. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Martin. March 12, 1906 1611 *Appleton Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Appleton Gibson. March 12, 1906 1611 *Matthew A. Knight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matthew A.
Knight. March 12, 1906 1611 *Hugh Longstaff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh Longstaff. March 12, 1906 1611 *Daniel D. Diehl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel D. Diehl. March 12, 1906 1612 *Elias Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Smith. March 12, 1906 1612 *William H. Morris.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Morris. March 12, 1906 1612 *Andrew Ricketts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Ricketts.
March 12, 1906 1612 *Nicholas Hereherberger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas Hereherberger. March 12, 1906 1612 *Milton A. Saeger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton A. Saeger. March 12, 1906 1613 *Dillon F. Acker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dillon F. Acker. March 12, 1906 1613 *Patrick J. Donahue.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick J. Donahue. March 12, 1906 1613 *William J. Chenoweth.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J.
Chenoweth. March 12, 1906 1613 *Casper Yost.* An act granting an increase of pension to Casper Yost March 12, 1906 1614 *Mary Ann Gaunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Ann Gaunt. March 12, 1906 1614 *James B. Babcock.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Babcock. March 12, 1906 1614 *John F. Cluley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Cluley. March 12, 1906 1614 *Charles H. Everitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H.
Everitt. March 12, 1906 1614 *Ezekial Polk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ezekial Polk. March 12, 1906 1615 *James Wilkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Wilkinson. March 12, 1906 1615 *Levi N. Bodley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi N. Bodley. March 12, 1906 1615 *Oscar B. Caswell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar B. Caswell. March 12, 1906 1615 *Joseph. L. Bostwick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph L.
Bostwick. March 12, 1906 1616 *Levi I. Shipman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi I. Shipman. March 12, 1906 1616 *Joseph F. Ctildwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph F. Caldwell. March 12, 1906 1616 *William H. Flint.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Flint. March 12, 1906 1616 *Thomas Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Clark. March 12, 1906 1616 *Jacoh J. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob J.
Long. March 12, 1906 1617 *Abram J. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram J. Hill. March 12, 1906 1617 *William Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Lee. March 12, 1906 1617 *Nathan W. Josselyn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan W. Josselvn. March 12, 1906 1617 *Isaac C. Dennis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac C. Dennis. March 12, 1906 1618 *Letitia D. Watkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Letitia D.
Watkins. March 12, 1906 1618 *Calaway G. Tucker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calaway G. Tucker. March 12, 1906 1618 *Reanna Pile.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reanna Pile. March 12, 1906 1618 *Sion B. Glazner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sion B. Glazner. March 12, 1906 1618 *Andrew J. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Baker. March 12, 1906 1619 *Michael Comer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Comer.
March 12, 1906 1619 *Horace E. Lydy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace E. Lydy. March 12, 1906 1619 *Lewis Pratt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Pratt. March 12, 1906 1619 *Melvin J. Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melvin J. Lee. March 12, 1906 1620 *Lemuel Herbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel Herbert. March 12, 1906 1620 *Jeremiah Spice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Spice. March 12, 1906 1620 *John R.
Cotton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Cotton. March 12, 1906 1620 *Adam Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Cook. March 12, 1906 1620 *Enoch Bolen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enoch Bolen. March 12, 1906 1621 *Egbert P. Shetler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Egbert P. Shelter. March 12, 1906 1621 *John J. Quimby.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Quimby. March 12, 1906 1621 *James R. Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R.
Jordan. March 12, 1906 1621 *Gould E. Utter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gould E. Utter. March 12, 1906 1622 *Franklin J. Fellows.* An act granting an ncrease of pension to Franklin J. Fellows. March 12, 1906 1622 *John A. Conley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Conley. March 12, 1906 1622 *Manson B. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Manson B. Scott. March 12, 1906 1622 *Webster Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Webster Thomas.
March 12, 1906 1622 *James M. Noble.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Noble. March 12, 1906 1623 *Stephen F. Sturtevant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen V. Sturtevant. March 12, 1906 1623 *Edward L. Kimball.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward L. Kimball. March 12, 1906 1623 *James D. Blanding.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Blanding. March 12, 1906 1623xix *James Cassady.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Cassady.
March 12, 1906 1624 *Nathan C. Bradley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan C. Bradley. March 12, 1906 1624 *Charles H. Burleigh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Burleigh. March 12, 1906 1624 *Martha E. Hallowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Hallowell. March 12, 1906 1624 *Wilhelmina Healey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilhelmina Healey. March 12, 1906 1624 *Edwin Billing.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin Billing.
March 12, 1906 1625 *David L. Kretsinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to David L. Kretsinger. March 12, 1906 1625 *Andrew Dunning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Dunning. March 12, 1906 1625 *Harvey T. Dunn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey T. Dunn. March 12, 1906 1625 *John T. Howell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Howell. March 12, 1906 1626 *George W. Collier.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Collier. March 12, 1906 1626 *John McWhorter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McWhorter. March 12, 1906 1626 *Elizabeth L. H. Labatt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth L. H. Labatt. March 12, 1906 1626 *Augustus Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus Walker. March 12, 1906 1626 *Augustus F. Bradbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus F. Bradbury. March 12, 1906 1627 *William B. Eversole.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B.
Eversole. March 12, 1906 1627 *Martha Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Miller. March 12, 1906 1627 *Kathryn G. Hayt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kathryn G. Hayt. March 12, 1906 1627 *James Hoover.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Hoover. March 12, 1906 1628 *Elizabeth Jane Kearney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Jane Kearney. March 12, 1906 1628 *William G. Crockett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G.
Crockett. March 12, 1906 1628 *Elizabeth F. Partin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth F. Partin. March 12, 1906 1628 *William Dixon.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Dixon. March 12, 1906 1628 *Pinkney W. H. Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Pinkney W. H. Lee. March 12, 1906 1629 *William A. Southworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Southworth. March 12, 1906 1629 *William M. McCay.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M.
McCay. March 12, 1906 1629 *Peter Cline.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Cline. March 12, 1906 1629 *Amon Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amon Miller. March 12, 1906 1630 *James Sutherland.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Sutherland. March 12, 1906 1630 *Levi A. Tripp.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi A. Tripp. March 19, 1906 1630 *Andrew Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Smith. March 19, 1906 1630 *Alphonso B.
Holland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alphonso B. Holland. March 19, 1906 1630 *Albert Wines.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Wines. March 19, 1906 1631 *David D. Griffith.* An act granting an increase of pension to David D. Griffith. March 19, 1906 1631 *Henry Russell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Russell. March 19, 1906 1631 *Joseph W. Legro.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Legro. March 19, 1906 1631 *James H.
Kane.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Kane. March 19, 1906 1632 *Fredrich Behrens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fredrich Behrens. March 19, 1906 1632 *Edward E. Needham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward E. Needham. March 19, 1906 1632 *James White.* An act granting an increase of pension to James White. March 19, 1906 1632 *Martin L. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin L. Adams. March 19, 1906 1632 *Jonathan F.
Gates.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan F. Gates. March 19, 1906 1633 *Henry B. Burton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B. Burton. March 19, 1906 1633 *Mary C. Duane.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Duane. March 19, 1906 1633 *James H. Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Lewis. March 19, 1906 1633 *Amos M. Runkel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos M. Runkel. March 19, 1906 1634 *Barney Whitney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Barney Whitney.
March 19, 1906 1634 *Alfred Me Pherran.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred McPherran. March 19, 1906 1634 *William Carr.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Carr. March 19, 1906 1634 *Henry H. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H. Hill. March 19, 1906 1634 *Joseph L. Prentiss.* An act granting a pension to Joseph L. Prentiss. March 19, 1906 1635 *Damd M. Pearson.* An act granting an increase of pension to David M. Pearson. March 19, 1906 1635 *Mary A.
Megrue.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Megrue. March 19, 1906 1635 *Bridget Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bridget Evans. March 19, 1906 1635 *James M. Conrad.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Conrad. March 19, 1906 1636 *Charles E. Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Bishop. March 19, 1906 1636 *Abraham Walters.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham Walters. March 19, 1906 1636 *Charles Conine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Conine.
March 19, 1906 1636xx *James F. Hubbard.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Hubbard. March 19, 1906 1636 *Ulrika Bottcher.* An act granting a pension to Ulrika Bottcher. March 19, 1906 1637 *Lizzie M. McLanchlan.* An act graining an increase of pension to Lizzie M. McLauchlan. March 19, 1906 1637 *Theodore H. Hanson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore H. Hanson. March 19, 1906 1637 *Orange S. Mason.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orange S.
Mason. March 19, 1906 1637 *William M. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Smith. March 19, 1906 1638 *Jerusha Hayward Brown.* An act granting a pension to Jerusha Hayward Brown. March 19, 1906 1638 *Georye. L. Cooley.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L. Hooley. March 19, 1906 1638 *William Benkler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Benkler. March 19, 1906 1638 *Charier A. Fay.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A.
Fay. March 19, 1906 1638 *William A. Eggleston.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Eggleston. March 19, 1906 1639 *Richard T. Fried.* A act granting an increase of pension to Richard T. Fried. March 19, 1906 1639 *Thomas O’Connor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas O’Connor. March 19, 1906 1639 *Howard Ellis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Howard Ellis. March 19, 1906 1639 *John E. Woodsum.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E.
Woodsum. March 19, 1906 1640 *Peter Shippman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Shippman. March 19, 1906 1640 *Isaiah Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah Mitchell. March 19, 1906 1640 *Albert S. Blake.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert S. Blake. March 19, 1906 1640 *James M. Fernald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies M. Fernald. March 19, 1906 1640 *Henry J. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry J.
Patterson. March 19, 1906 1641 *Julia L. Plimpton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia L. Plimpton. March 19, 1906 1641 *Eugene Gaskill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene Gaskill. March 19, 1906 1641 *William P. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Wilson. March 19, 1906 1641 *Peter Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Burns. March 19, 1906 1642 *Eleanora A. Keeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eleanora A.
Keeler. March 19, 1906 1642 *Orlando O. Pinkham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlando O. Pinkham. March 19, 1906 1642 *Henry Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Jordan. March 19, 1906 1642 *Levi E. Cross.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi E. Cross. March 19, 1906 1642 *Sarah A. Tyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Tyler. March 19, 1906 1643 *Harvey C. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey C.
Brown. March 19, 1906 1643 *William F. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Davis. March 19, 1906 1643 *John M. Odenheimer.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Odenheimer. March 19, 1906 1643 *Mary C. Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Bishop. March 19, 1906 1644 *Peter Betz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Betz. March 19, 1906 1644 *Solomon R. Ruch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon R.
Ruch. March 19, 1906 1644 *Jacob G. Orth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob G. Orth. March 19, 1906 1644 *John C. Estes.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Estes. March 19, 1906 1644 *Georye W. Beard.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Beard. March 19, 1906 1645 *Frederick W. Partridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick W. Partridge. March 19, 1906 1645 *Arthur Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur Thompson.
March 19, 1906 1645 *Edgar Tibbils.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar Tibbils. March 19, 1906 1645 *Francesco Del Gindice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francesco Del Gindice. March 19, 1906 1646 *Gunnerus Ingebretson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gunnerus Ingebretson. March 19, 1906 1646 *Thomas Edsall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Edsall. March 19, 1906 1646 *Solomon F. Wehr.* An act granting a pension to Solomon F.
Wehr. March 19, 1906 1646 *Ruth P. Bennett.* An act granting a pension to Ruth F. Bennett. March 19, 1906 1646 *Sarah E. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Adams. March 19, 1906 1647 *John P. Bambush.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Bambush. March 19, 1906 1647 *Nathaniel R. Kent.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel R. Kent. March 19, 1906 1647 *Lorin R. Bingham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorin R. Bingham.
March 19, 1906 1647 *Adelle D. Irwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adelle D. Irwin. March 19, 1906 1648 *Helen B. Read.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen B. Read. March 19, 1906 1648 *Isaac B. Hewitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac B. Hewitt. March 19, 1906 1648 *John J. Buffington.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Buffington. March 19, 1906 1648 *David W. Magee.* An act granting an increase of pension to David W.
Magee. March 19, 1906 1648 *John Rauch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Rauch. March 19, 1906 1649 *Ashley A. Youmans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ashley A. Youmans. March 19, 1906 1649 *Albert C. Andrews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert C. Andrews. March 19, 1906 1649xxi *John W. Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Reed. March 19, 1906 1649 *John L. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L.
Clark. March 19, 1906 1650 *Thomas Milliman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Milliman. March 19, 1906 1650 *Charles L. Noggle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles L. Noggle. March 19, 1906 1650 *Jesse M. Furman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse M. Furman. March 19, 1906 1650 *Marcelina S. Groff.* An act granting a pension to Marcelina S. Groff. March 19, 1906 1650 *George L. Jaquith.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L.
Jaquith. March 19, 1906 1651 *Garrett Rourke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Garrett Rourke. March 19, 1906 1651 *George W. Flick.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Flick. March 19, 1906 1651 *Samuel E. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel E. Johnson. March 19, 1906 1651 *Joseph E. Stines.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph E. Stines. March 19, 1906 1652 *George W. Hale.* An act granting a pension to George W.
Hale. March 19, 1906 1652 *Delia A. Hooker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Delia A. Hooker. March 19, 1906 1652 *Frank Westervelt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Westervelt. March 19, 1906 1652 *John O. Thorn.* An act granting an increase of pension to John O. Thorn. March 19, 1906 1652 *Henry D. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Hall. March 19, 1906 1653 *John G. Blessing.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G.
Blessing. March 19, 1906 1653 *Parthenia W. Baker.* An act granting a pension to Parthenia W. Baker. March 19, 1906 1653 *Georgia D. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Georgia D. Brown. March 19, 1906 1653 *John Harper.* An act granting a pension to John Harper. March 19, 1906 1654 *Elizabeth Rutherford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Rutherford. March 19, 1906 1654 *Andrew J. Coulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Coulton, alias Samuel Myers.
March 19, 1906 1654 *Nancy A. Teeters.* An act granting a pension to Nancy A. Teeters. March 19, 1906 1654 *Daniel Woolley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Woolley. March 19, 1906 1654 *Richard M. Ogle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard M. Ogle. March 19, 1906 1655 *Oscar F. Renick.* An act granting a pension to Oscar F. Renick. March 19, 1906 1655 *Henry V. Hamenstaedt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry V. Hamenstaedt. March 19, 1906 1655 *Lena Sherman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lena Sherman.
March 19, 1906 1655 *La Forrest C. Darling.* An act granting an increase of pension to La Forrest C. Darling. March 19, 1906 1656 *James B. Kellogg.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Kellogg. March 19, 1906 1656 *Everett S. Fitch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Everett S. Fitch. March 19, 1906 1656 *Catharine Bechtol.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Bechtol. March 19, 1906 1656 *Dominick Cavanaugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dominick Cavanaugh.
March 19, 1906 1656 *Stephen M. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen M. Davis. March 19, 1906 1657 *Sargent R. Emerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sargent R. Emerson. March 19, 1906 1657 *James Lebo.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Lebo. March 19, 1906 1657 *Catherine Coyle.* An act granting a pension to Catherine Coyle. March 19, 1906 1657 *Oliver Brenton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver Brenton. March 19, 1906 1658 *James Ruth.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Ruth.
March 19, 1906 1658 *Mary C. Morgan.* An act granting a pension to Mary C. Morgan. March 19, 1906 1658 *Daniel D. Nash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel D. Nash. March 19, 1906 1658 *Albeit D. Cordner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert D. Cordner. March 19, 1906 1658 *Samuel J. Burlock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel J. Burlock. March 19, 1906 1659 *Susan E. Israel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan E. Israel.
March 19, 1906 1659 *John McCoy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McCoy. March 19, 1906 1659 *James M. Garritt.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Garritt. March 19, 1906 1659 *David Rankin.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Rankin. March 19, 1906 1660 *Sidney R. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney R. Smith. March 19, 1906 1660 *Crosby Pyle Woodward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Crosby Pyle Woodward.
March 19, 1906 1660 *Charles S. Parrish.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles S. Parrish. March 19, 1906 1660 *Henry C. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Johnson. March 19, 1906 1660 *Norman W. Lombard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Norman W. Lombard. March 19, 1906 1661 *Julius T. Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius T. Williamson. March 19, 1906 1661 *Carlton A. Wheeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carlton A.
Wheeler. March 19, 1906 1661 *John Connor.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Connor. March 19, 1906 1661 *Mary P. Johannes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary P. Johannes. March 19, 1906 1662 *Margaret Hallett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Hallett. March 19, 1906 1662xxii *Nathaniel E. Skelton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel E. Skelton. March 19, 1906 1662 *Frank D. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank D.
Smith. March 19, 1906 1662 *Benjamin F. Peirce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Peirce. March 19, 1906 1662 *James Cain.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Cain. March 19, 1906 1663 *John H. McKenzie.* An act granting a pension to John H. McKenzie. March 19, 1906 1663 *Aurelia Cotten.* An act granting a pension to Aurelia Cotten. March 19, 1906 1663 *Thomae J. Davies.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Davies. March 19, 1906 1663 *Frederick C.
Sturm.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick C. Sturm. March 19, 1906 1664 *Barney McGirl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Barney McGirl. March 19, 1906 1664 *William Fluegel.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Fluegel. March 19, 1906 1664 *John T. McGarraugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. McGarraugh. March 19, 1906 1664 *Lindsay Kirby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lindsay Kirby. March 19, 1906 1664 *Alphonso Brooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alphonso Brooks.
March 19, 1906 1665 *Joseph handler, junior.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Chandler, junior. March 19, 1906 1665 *Amos McManus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos McManus. March 19, 1906 1665 *Henry H. Pease.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry R. Pease. March 19, 1906 1665 *Frederick Zimmerman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Zimmerman. March 19, 1906 1666 *William Mayer.* An act granting a pension to William Mayer.
March 26, 1906 1666 *William H. Bantom.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Bantom. March 26, 1906 1666 *Joseph E. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph E. Scott. March 26, 1906 1666 *David L. Finch.* An act granting a pension to David L. Finch. March 26, 1906 1666 *Galon S. Clevenger.* An act granting a pension to Galon S. Clevenger. March 26, 1906 1667 *Alphonso H. Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alphonso H. Harvey. March 26, 1906 1667 *William K.
Keech.* An act granting an increase of pension to William K. Keech. March 26, 1906 1667 *Abraham M. Kaufman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham M. Kaufman. March 26, 1906 1667 *Samuel P. Bigger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel P. Bigger. March 26, 1906 1668 *John W. Burton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Burton. March 26, 1906 1668 *Roswell J. Kelsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Roswell J. Kelsey. March 26, 1906 1668 *Matilda E.
Lawton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matilda E. Lawton. March 26, 1906 1668 *Charles W. Benell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Renell. March 26, 1906 1668 *jlarrey J. Fulmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey J. Fulmer. March 26, 1906 1669 *Thomas Lowry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Lowry. March 26, 1906 1669 *Elizabeth Murray.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth Murray. March 26, 1900 1669 *George W.
Bedient.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Bedient. March 26, 1906 1669 *Jonathan Daughenbaugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Daughenbaugh. March 26, 1906 1670 *Alexander Kinnison.* An act granting a pension to Alexander Kinnison. March 26, 1906 1670 *Joseph M. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph M. West. March 26, 1906 1670 *George S. Taylor.* An act granting a pension to George S. Taylor. March 26, 1906 1670 *Lener McNabb.* An act granting a pension to Lener McNabb.
March 26, 1906 1670 *Emeline Malone.* An act granting a pension to Emeline Malone. March 26, 1906 1671 *William T. Scandlyn.* An act granting a pension to William T. Scandlyn. March 26, 1906 1671 *Harriet E. Grogan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet E. Grogan, formerly Preston. March 26, 1906 1671 *Julia A. Powell.* An act granting a pension to Julia A. Powell. March 26, 1906 1671 *George C. Myers.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Myers. March 26, 1906 1672 *Joseph Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Baker.
March 26, 1906 1672 *John Monroe.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Monroe. March 26, 1906 1672 *Emma C. Anderson.* An act granting a pension to Emma C. Anderson. March 26, 1906 1672 *Sanford C. H. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sanford C. H. Smith. March 26, 1906 1672 *Florence B. Knight.* An act granting a pension to Florence B. Knight. March 26, 1906 1673 *John Farrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Farrell. March 26, 1906 1673 *Sydney A.
Asson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sydney A. Asson. March 26, 1906 1673 *Sewall A. Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sewall A. Edwards. March 26, 1906 1673 *Sarah A. Pitt.* An act granting a pension to Sarah A. Pitt. March 26, 1906 1674 *Hiram Wilde.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Wilde. March 26, 1906 1674 *William E. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Smith. March 26, 1906 1674 *Lydia C. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lydia C.
Wood. March 26, 1906 1674 *Fred Dilg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fred Dilg. March 26, 1906 1674 *Troy Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Troy Moore. March 26, 1906 1675xxiii *Robert McAnally.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert McAnally. March 26, 1906 1675 *Selden C. Clobridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Selden C. Clobridge. March 26, 1906 1675 *George W. Mower.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Mower.
March 26, 1906 1675 *General M. Brown.* An act granting a pension to General M. Brown. March 26, 1906 1676 *William Merideth.* An act granting a pension to William Merideth. March 26, 1906 1676 *Henry W. Perkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Perkins. March 26, 1906 1676 *Agnes Flynn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Agnes Flynn. March 26, 1906 1676 *Anthony Sherlock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony Sherlock. March 26, 1906 1676 *Horace E.
Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace E. Brown. March 26, 1906 1677 *Ansel K. Tisdale.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ansel K. Tisdale. March 26, 1906 1677 *Henry F. Landes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry F. Landes. March 26, 1906 1677 *William B. Philbrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Philbrick. March 26, 1906 1677 *Isaac N. Ray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac N. Ray. March 26, 1906 1678 *Jeremiah Callahan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Callahan.
March 26, 1906 1678 *Benjamin H. Decker.* An act granting a pension to Benjamin H. Decker. March 26, 1906 1678 *Nicholas Chrisler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas Chrisler. March 26, 1906 1678 *John Snouse.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Snouse. March 26, 1906 1678 *Thomas W. Sallade.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W. Sallade. March 26, 1906 1679 *Jacob McGaughey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob McGaughey.
March 26, 1906 1679 *Levi Pick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Pick. March 26, 1906 1679 *James B. Wilkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Wilkins. March 26, 1906 1679 *James O. Tobey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James O. Tobey. March 26, 1906 1680 *Joseph E. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph E. Miller. March 26, 1906 1680 *James White.* An act granting an increase of pension to James White. March 26, 1906 1680 *John McKeever.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McKeever.
March 26, 1906 1680 *John C. Keener.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Keener. March 26, 1906 1680 *Alice M. Durney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice M. Durney. March 26, 1906 1681 *John J. Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Hughes. March 26, 1906 1681 *Jane E. Bullard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jane E. Bullard. March 26, 1906 1681 *William W. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to. William W.
West. March 26, 1906 1681 *Alice Rourk.* An act granting a pension to Alice Kourk. March 26, 1906 1682 *Jerome Goodsell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerome Goodsell. March 26, 1906 1682 *John A. Sherwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Sherwood. March 26, 1906 1682 *John G. C. Macfarlane.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. C. Macfarlane. March 26, 1906 1682 *Henry W. Yates.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Yates.
March 26, 1906 1682 *Dominick Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dominick Arnold. March 26, 1906 1683 *Asa Tout.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa Tout. March 26, 1906 1683 *Jennie Lillie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie Little. March 26, 1906 1683 *John W. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Davis. March 26, 1906 1683 *Oliver L. Kendall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oiiver L. Kendall. March 26, 1906 1684 *Albert G.
Cluck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert G. Cluck. March 26, 1906 1684 *John Coleman, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Coleman, jr. March 26, 1906 1684 *Edgar Schroeders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar Schroeders. March 26, 1906 1684 *William O. Gillespie.* An act granting an increase of pension to William O. Gillespie. March 26, 1906 1684 *William T. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to WilliamT. Harris. March 26, 1906 1685 *Albert H.
Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert H. Lewis. March 26, 1906 1685 *Henry P. Will.* An act granting a pension to Henry P. Will. March 26, 1906 1685 *John Haack.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Haack. March 26, 1906 1685 *Daniel Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Ward. March 26, 1906 1686 *William H. Marsden.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Marsden. March 26, 1906 1686 *James M. Busby.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M.
Busby. March 26, 1906 1686 *John P. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Moore. March 26, 1906 1686 *Heinrick Krumdick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Heinrick Krumdick. March 26, 1906 1686 *Eliza B. Wilson.* An act granting a pension to Eliza B. Wilson. March 26, 1906 1687 *William Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Miller. March 26, 1906 1687 *Seymour Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seymour Cole. March 26, 1906 1687 *Thomas G.
Massey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas G. Massey. March 26, 1906 1687 *George Blair.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Blair. March 26, 1906 1688 *Slater D. Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Slater D. Lewis. March 26, 1906 1688 *John E. Ball.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Ball. March 26, 1906 1688 *Isaiah Collins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah Collins. March 26, 1906 1688 *George W. Jackson.* An act granting a pension to Geoige W.
Jackson. March 26, 1906 1688 *George W. Allison.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Allison. March 26, 1906 1689 *Joseph D. Tate.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph D. Tate. March 26, 1906 1689 *Hermann Lieb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hermann Lieb. March 26, 1906 1689 *Joseph W. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Foster. March 26, 1906 1689xxiv *George Gaylord.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Gaylord.
March 26, 1906 1690 *Burgess Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burgess Cole. March 26, 1906 1690 *Thomas G. Covell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas G. Covell. March 26, 1906 1690 *William H. Uhler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.Uhler. March 26, 1906 1690 *Daniel Dilts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Dilts. March 26, 1906 1690 *Henry R. Hill.* An act granting a pension to Henry R. Hill. March 26, 1906 1691 *William F.
Bottoms.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Bottoms. March 26, 1906 1691 *Mary Coburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Coburn. March 26, 1906 1691 *Alonzo Douglas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo Douglas. March 26, 1906 1691 *Thomas E. Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas E. Bishop. March 26, 1906 1692 *Henry Guy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Guy. March 26, 1906 1692 *Daniel A. Proctor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel A.
Proctor. March 26, 1906 1692 *Eli Brainard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Brainard. March 26, 1906 1692 *Mary C. Spangler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Spangler. March 26, 1906 1692 *Bobert Aucock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Aucock. March 26, 1906 1693 *Isaac J. Holt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac J. Holt. March 26, 1906 1693 *Mam J. McConnell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. McConnell.
March 26, 1906 1693 *Arthur Haire.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur Haire. March 26, 1906 1693 *Henry Crandell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Crandell. March 26, 1906 1694 *Frank N. Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank N. Gray. March 26, 1906 1694 *Elizabeth A. Mason.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth A. Mason. March 26, 1906 1694 *Elizabeth C. Howell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth C. Howell. March 26, 1906 1694 *James Hines.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies Hines.
March 26, 1906 1694 *Isaac L. Rerick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac L. Rerick. March 26, 1906 1695 *Catharine R. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine R. Mitchell. March 26, 1906 1695 *Kate H. Kavanaugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate H. Kavanaugh. March 26, 1906 1695 *James T. Butler.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Butler. March 26, 1906 1695 *Richard S. Cromer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard S.
Cromer. March 26, 1906 1696 *William Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Cook. March 26, 1906 1696 *John L. Edmundson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Edmundson. March 26, 1906 1696 *Charles M. Priddy.* An act granting a pension to Charles M. Priddy. March 26, 1906 1696 *Joseph H. Hirst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Hirst. March 26, 1906 1696 *George Saxe.* An act granting a pension to George Saxe. March 26, 1906 1697 *James W.
Baker.* An act granting a pension to James W. Baker. March 26, 1906 1697 *George W. Ellicott.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Ellicott. March 26, 1906 1697 *Elizabeth Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Morgan. March 26, 1906 1697 *William A. Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Barnes. March 26, 1906 1698 *Stephen G. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen G. Smith. March 26, 1906 1698 *Eagar W.
Calhoun.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar W. Calhoun. March 26, 1906 1698 *Thomas B. Davis.* An act granting a pension to Thomas B. Davis. March 26, 1906 1698 *John H. H. Sands.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. H. Sands. March 26, 1906 1698 *William McGowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McGowan. March 26, 1906 1699 *Samuel Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Preston. March 26, 1906 1699 *Maria Elizabeth Posey.* An act granting a pension to Maria Elizabeth Posey.
March 26, 1906 1699 *Benjamin French.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin French. March 26, 1906 1699 *David Bruce.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Bruce. March 26, 1906 1700 *Etta D. Conant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Etta D. Conant. March 26, 1906 1700 *Helen P. Martin* An act granting a pension to Helen P. Martin. March 26, 1906 1700 *William J. Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Morgan. March 26, 1906 1700 *Frank Crittenden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Crittenden.
March 26, 1906 1700 *Martha S. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha S. Campbell. March 26, 1906 1701 *William J. Riley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Riley. March 26, 1906 1701 *Isaac Deems.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Deems. March 26, 1906 1701 *John Hamilton* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hamilton. March 26, 1906 1701 *Mary Edna Cammeron* An act granting a pension to Mary Edna Cammeron. March 26, 1906 1702 *Martha J.
Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Wilson. March 26, 1906 1702 *John P. Vance.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Vance. March 26, 1906 1702 *Joseph Pollard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Pollard. March 26, 1906 1702 *Allen E. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allen E. Williams. March 26, 1906 1702 *Rosa Zurrin.* An act granting a pension to Rosa Zurrin. March 26, 1906 1703 *William E. Fritts.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E.
Fritts. March 26, 1906 1703xxv *William H. Joslyn.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Joslyn. March 26, 1906 1703 *Barnes B. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Barnes B. Smith. March 26, 1906 1703 *Thomas Chandler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Chandler, alias Thomas Cooper. March 26, 1906 1704 *Isaac M. Woodworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac M. Woodworth. March 26, 1906 1704 *George W. Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Reed. March 26, 1906 1704 *Victoria Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Victoria Bishop. March 26, 1906 1704 *Lizzie Belk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lizzie Belk. March 26, 1906 1704 *Marquis D. L. Staley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marquis D. L. Staley. March 26, 1906 1705 *Clinton A. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clinton A. Chapman. March 26, 1906 1705 *William C. Robison.* An act granting a pension to William C.
Robison. March 26, 1906 1705 *Matt Fitzpatrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matt Fitzpatrick. March 26, 1906 1705 *Byard H. Church.* An act granting an increase of pension to Byard H. Church. March 26, 1906 1706 *Charles H. Culver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Culver. March 26, 1906 1706 *James D. Billingsley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Billingsley. March 26, 1906 1706 *Robert M. Young.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert M.
Young. March 26, 1906 1706 *Solomon R. Trueblood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon R. Trueblood. March 26, 1906 1706 *Calvin D. Weatherman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin D. Weatherman. March 26, 1906 1707 *Mary M. Stark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Stark. March 26, 1906 1707 *Reuben I. Turckheim.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reuben I. Turckheim, alias Joseph Adler. March 26, 1906 1707 *Verelle S. Willard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Verelle S.
Willard. March 26, 1906 1707 *Joseph C. Grissom.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph C. Grissom. March 26, 1906 1708 *George T. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to George T. Hill. March 26, 1906 1708 *John Foltz.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Foltz. March 26, 1906 1708 *Tillman T. Berridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Tillman T. Herridge. March 26, 1906 1708 *J. Frederick Edgell.* An act granting an increase of pension to J.
Frederick Edgell. March 26, 1906 1708 *James Hutchinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Hutchinson. March 26, 1906 1709 *John H. Crane.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Crane. March 26, 1906 1709 *James S. Randall.* An act granting a pension to James S. Randall. March 26, 1906 1709 *Jeremiah Kincaid.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Kincaid. March 26, 1906 1709 *Sarah Duffield.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Duffield.
March 26, 1906 1710 *Daniel T. Ferrier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel T. Ferrier. March 26, 1906 1710 *Frederick Bierley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Bierley. March 26, 1906 1710 *Lyman Critchfield, jr.* An act granting a pension to Lyman Critchfield, jr. March 26, 1906 1710 *Maggie D. Russ.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maggie D. Russ. March 26, 1906 1710 *Cynthia A. Embry.* An act granting a pension to Cynthia A. Embry.
March 26, 1906 1711 *Martin Nolan.* An act granting a pension to Martin Nolan. March 26, 1906 1711 *William Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Evans. March 26, 1906 1711 *Lydia B. Beran.* An act granting a pension to Lydia B. Bevan. March 26, 1906 1711 *Nancy F. Shelton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy F. Shelton. March 26, 1906 1712 *John Reynolds.* An act granting a pension to John Reynolds. March 26, 1906 1712 *William Clough.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Clough.
March 26, 1906 1712 *Davis W. Hatch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Davis W. Hatch. March 26, 1906 1712 *John R. Stalcup.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Stalcup. March 26, 1906 1712 *Gottlieb Spitzer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gottlieb Spitzer, alias Gottfried Bruner. March 26, 1906 1713 *William H. Morrow.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Morrow. March 26, 1906 1713 *Hannah A. Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah A.
Preston. March 26, 1906 1713 *Decoration, Simon Newcomb.* An act granting permission to Professor Simon Newcomb, United States Navy, retired, to accept the decoration of the order “Pour le Merite, fur Wissenschaften mid Kunste. March 30, 1906 1713 *George E. Pickett.* An act for the relief of Major George. E. Pickett, paymaster, United States Army. March 31, 1906 1714 *Stephen D. Hopkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen D. Hopkins. April 2, 1906 1714 *Lincoln National Bank, Ill.* An act to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to issue duplicate gold certificate, in lieu of one lost, to Lincoln National Bank, of Lincoln, Illinois.
April 3, 1906 1714 *French Trans-Atlantic Cable Company.* An act for the relief of the French Trans-Atlantic Cable Company. April 9, 1906 1714 *Aaron Everly.* An act for the relief of Aaron Everly. April 10, 1906 1715 *Josephine Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine Rogers. April 11, 1906 1715xxvi *Christopher C. Harlan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher C. Harlan. April 11, 1906 1715 *Sumner F. Hunnewell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sumner F.
Hunnewell. April 11, 1906 1715 *William H. Nortrip.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Nortrip. April 11, 1906 1716 *Charles H. Friend.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Friend. April 11, 1906 1716 *John G. Wallace.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Wallace. April 11, 1906 1716 *Katherine F. Wainwright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Katherine E. Wainwright. April 11, 1906 1716 *Morris B. Drake.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morris B.
Drake. April 11, 1906 1716 *Henry A. Wheeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Wheeler. April 11, 1906 1717 *William H. Duncan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Dunean. April 11, 1906 1717 *Charles H. Conley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Conley. April 11, 1906 1717 *Siotha Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Siotha Bennett. April 11, 1906 1717 *Ellen M. Brant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen M.
Brant. April 11, 1906 1718 *Hannah A. Sawyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah A. Sawyer. April 11, 1906 1718 *Ellen Harriman.* An act granting a pension to Ellen Harriman. April 11, 1906 1718 *Joseph Rupert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Rupert. April 11, 1906 1718 *Helen H. Hulbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen H. Hulbert. April 11, 1906 1718 *Charles Hull.* An apt granting an mcrease of pension to Charles Hull. April 11, 1906 1719 *Decatur Harmon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Decatur Harmon.
April 11, 1906 1719 *Rufus G. Childress.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rufus G. Childress. April 11, 1906 1719 *Andrew J. Benson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Benson. April 11, 1906 1719 *Mary E. Fifield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Fifield. April 11, 1906 1720 *William H. Gildersleeve.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Gildersleeve. April 11, 1906 1720 *Thomas Carder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Carder.
April 11, 1906 1720 *Milo G. Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milo G. Gibson. April 11, 1906 1720 *Lucius R. Simons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucius R. Simons. April 11, 1906 1720 *Thomas F. Underwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas F. Underwood. April 11, 1906 1721 *Henry Sanborn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Sanborn. April 11, 1906 1721 *Edson J. Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edson J.
Harrison. April 11, 1906 1721 *Dora A. Weathersby.* An act granting a pension to Dora A. Weathersby. April 11, 1906 1721 *James H. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Hill. April 11, 1906 1722 *Eva L. Martin.* An act granting a pension to Eva L. Martin. April 11, 1906 1722 *Samuel Greenlee.* An act granting an increase -of pension to Samuel Greenlee. April 11, 1906 1722 *Marfin Callahan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Callahan. April 11, 1906 1722 *Louisa S.
McWhinnie.* An act granting a pension to A. Louisa S. McWhinnie. April 11, 1906 1722 *Thomas Wolcott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Wolcott. April 11, 1906 1723 *William C. Short.* An act granting a pension to William C. Short. April 11, 1906 1723 *James B. Barry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies B. Barry. April 11, 1906 1723 *George L. Janney.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L. Janney. April 11, 1906 1723 *Marshall U. Gage.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marshall U.
Gage. April 11, 1906 1724 *John Deardourff.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Deardourff. April 11, 1906 1724 *John W. Hatfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Hatfield. April 11, 1906 1724 *William Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Moore. April 11, 1906 1724 *William H. Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Lewis. April 11, 1906 1724 *Thomas Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Howard.
April 11, 1906 1725 *Hugh Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh Green. April 11, 1906 1725 *Horace D. Mann.* An act granting a pension to Horace D. Mann. April 11, 1906 1725 *Margarett Carroll.* An act granting a pension to Margarett Carroll. April 11, 1906 1725 *John G. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Davis. April 11, 1906 1726 *Cate E. Cobb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cate E. Cobb. April 11, 1906 1726 *Winnie C. Pittenger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Winnie C.
Pittinger. April 11, 1906 1726 *Emilie Scheldt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emilie Scheldt. April 11, 1906 1726 *Abram W. Davenport.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram W. Davenport. April 11, 1906 1726 *Thomas Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Patterson. April 11, 1906 1727 *David Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Davis. April 11, 1906 1727 *Maud O. Worth.* An act granting a pension to Maud O. Worth.
April 11, 1906 1727 *William Blair.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Blair. April 11, 1906 1727 *Augustus Joyeux.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus Joyeux. April 11, 1906 1728 *Charles H. Jasper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Jasper. April 11, 1906 1728 *William A. Lincoln.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Lincoln. April 11, 1906 1728 *John W. Hannah.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W.
Hannah. April 11, 1906 1728 *Elias Claunch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Claunch. April 11, 1906 1728 *Marg O. Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary O. Arnold. April 11, 1906 1729 *Henry Porter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Porter. April 11, 1906 1729 *Firman F. Kirk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Firman F. Kirk. April 11, 1906 1729 *Joseph Girdler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Girdler.
April 11, 1906 1729xxvii *Charles W. Henderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Henderson. April 11, 1906 1730 *James M. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Miller. April 11, 1906 1730 *Franklin J. Keck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin J. Keck. April 11, 1906 1730 *Johanna Walgwist.* An act granting an increase of pension to Johanna Walgwist. April 11, 1906 1730 *Annie E. Peters.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie E.
Peters. April 11, 1906 1731 *Ray E. Kline.* An act granting a pension to Hay E. Kline. April 11, 1906 1731 *Norman C. Potter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Norman C. Potter. April 11, 1906 1731 *William H. Pitchford.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Pitchford. April 11, 1906 1731 *Bottol Larsen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bottol Larsen. April 11, 1906 1732 *John K. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to John K. Miller.
April 11, 1906 1732 *Corner C. Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carner C. Welch. April 11, 1906 1732 *Martin V. Cannedy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin V. Cannedy. April 11, 1906 1732 *William Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Smith. April 11, 1906 1732 *Ira Grabill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ira Grabill. April 11, 1906 1733 *John G. Honeywell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Honeywell.
April 11, 1906 1733 *Vienna Ward.* An act granting a pension to Vienna Ward. April 11, 1906 1733 *Benjamin Q. Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Q. Ward. April 11, 1906 1733 *Andrew La Forge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew La Forge. April 11, 1906 1734 *Franklin G. Mattern.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin G. Mattern. April 11, 1906 1734 *Hiram Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Long. April 11, 1906 1734 *Moses B.
Doris.* An act grantin’’ an increase of pension to Moses B. Davis. April 11, 1906 1734 *Charles C. Briant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles C. Briant. April 11, 1906 1734 *Margaret Becker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Becker. April 11, 1906 1735 *Marquis L. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marquis L. Johnson. April 11, 1906 1735 *John M. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Jones. April 11, 1906 1735 *William Winn.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Winn.
April 11, 1906 1735 *Farrie M. Allis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Farrie M. Allis. April 11, 1906 1736 *Nathan Parish.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan Parish. April 11, 1906 1736 *Elizabeth D. Hoppin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth D. Hoppin. April 11, 1906 1736 *Francis W. Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis W. Preston. April 11, 1906 1736 *David A. Kirk.* An act granting an increase of pension to David A.
Kirk. April 11, 1906 1736 *George W. Robinson.* An act granting a pension to George W. Robinson. April 11, 1906 1737 *Jesse Siler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Siler. April 11, 1906 1737 *William McKenzie.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McKenzie. April 11, 1906 1737 *Abraham H. Miller.* An act granting an increased pension to Abraham H. Miller. April 11, 1906 1737 *Neeta H. Marquis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Neeta H. Marquis.
April 11, 1906 1738 *Elias Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Johnson. April 11, 1906 1738 *Jonathan Shook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Shook. April 11, 1906 1738 *Clark A. Winans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clark A. Winans. April 11, 1906 1738 *Joseph J. Vincent.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Vincent. April 11, 1906 1738 *Sarah F. Galbraith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah F.
Galbraith. April 11, 1906 1739 *George C. Sackett.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Sackett. April 11, 1906 1739 *Edmund Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund Chapman. April 11, 1906 1739 *John A. Malone.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Malone. April 11, 1906 1739 *John Moules.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Moules. April 11, 1906 1740 *George M. Frazer.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M.
Frazer. April 11, 1906 1740 *Silas H. Ballard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas H. Ballard. April 11, 1906 1740 *Lucius A. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucius A. West. April 11, 1906 1740 *Alphenis M. Beall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alphenis M. Beall. April 11, 1906 1740 *James Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Martin. April 11, 1906 1741 *James H. Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H.
Ward. April 11, 1906 1741 *Jacob Keller* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Keller. April 11, 1906 1741 *Thomas J. Chambers.* An act granting a pension to Thomas J. Chambers. April 11, 1906 1741 *August Bauer.* An act granting an increase of pension to August Bauer. April 11, 1906 1742 *Thomas E. Myers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas E. Myers. April 11, 1906 1742 *Arthur R. Dreppard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur R. Dreppard.
April 11, 1906 1742 *John N. Boyd.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Boyd. April 11, 1906 1742 *Matilda Rockwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matilda Rockwell. April 11, 1906 1742 *Thomas Griffith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Griffith. April 11, 1906 1743 *Isaac Baker.* An act granting a pension to Isaac Baker. April 11, 1906 1743 *Josephine Hoornbeck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine Hoornbeck. April 11, 1906 1743 *Lewis Lowry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Lowry.
April 11, 1906 1743 *John N. Vivian.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Vivian. April 11, 1906 1744 *John Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Clark. April 11, 1906 1744xxviii *Joseph B. Fonner.* An act granting a pension to Joseph B. Fonner, alias John Havens. April 11, 1906 1744 *Elizabeth E. Atkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth E. Atkinson. April 11, 1906 1744 *Daniel M. Coffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel M.
Coffman. April 11, 1906 1744 *Francis H. Frasier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis H. Frasier. April 11, 1906 1745 *William Hardy.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hardy. April 11, 1906 1745 *Lydia A. Fiedler.* An act granting a pension to Lydia A. Fiedler. April 11, 1906 1745 *Samuel G. Raymond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel G. Raymond. April 11, 1906 1745 *Nathaniel Southard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel Southard.
April 11, 1906 1746 *John Jacoby.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Jacoby. April 11, 1906 1746 *Morris J. James.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morris J. James. April 11, 1906 1746 *Edward V. Miles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward V. Miles. April 11, 1906 1746 *John B. Craig.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Craig. April 11, 1906 1746 *William It. Guion.* An act granting an increase of pension to William It. Guion.
April 11, 1906 1747 *William H. Franklin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Franklin. April 11, 1906 1747 *Louise Ackley.* An act granting a pension to Louise Ackley. April 11, 1906 1747 *William Ralston.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Ralston. April 11, 1906 1747 *Henry Stimon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Stimon. April 11, 1906 1748 *Daniel Bloomer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Bloomer. April 11, 1906 1748 *Theodor Schramm.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodor Schramm.
April 11, 1906 1748 *Lorenzo D. Mason.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo D. Mason. April 11, 1906 1748 *Robert B. Malone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert. B. Malone. April 11, 1906 1748 *James D. Havens.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Havens. April 11, 1906 1749 *Robert R. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert R. Wilson. April 11, 1906 1749 *Mary E. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E.
Bennett. April 11, 1906 1749 *Frederick Hildenbrand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Hildenbrand. April 11, 1906 1749 *Rebecca Ramsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rebecca Ramsey. April 11, 1906 1750 *Orren R. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orren R. Smith. April 11, 1906 1750 *Herbert Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herbert Williams. April 11, 1906 1750 *Mordicai B. Barbee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mordicai B.
Barbee. April 11, 1906 1750 *William Gaynor.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Gaynor. April 11, 1906 1750 *Eada Lowry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eada Lowry. April 11, 1906 1751 *Wiliam Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Davis. April 11, 1906 1751 *Cale F. Galbraith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cate F. Galbraith. April 11, 1906 1751 *Josiah F. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah F. Allen.
April 11, 1906 1751 *Elizabeth Webb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Webb. April 11, 1906 1752 *Gatsey Mattucks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gatsey Mattucks. April 11, 1906 1752 *William Strasburg.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Strasburg. April 11, 1906 1752 *James McKee.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McKee. April 11, 1906 1752 *John Wilkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Wilkinson.
April 11, 1906 1752 *Robert C. Pate.* An act granting an increase of pension to Roliert C. Pate. April 11, 1906 1753 *John W. Bookman.* A n act granting an increase of pension to John W. Bookman. April 11, 1906 1753 *John N. Buchanan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Buchanan. April 11, 1906 1753 *Martha E. Chambers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Chambers. April 11, 1906 1753 *Martha J. Hensley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J.
Hensley. April 11, 1906 1754 *Willard V. Shepherd.* An act granting a pension to Willard V. Shepherd. April 11, 1906 1754 *Anna M. Jefferis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Jefferis. April 11, 1906 1754 *August Frahm.* An act granting an increase of pension to August Frahm. April 11, 1906 1754 *Abram J. Bozarth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram J. Bozarth. April 11, 1906 1754 *James Hann.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Hann.
April 11, 1906 1755 *Homer F. Herriman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Homer F. Herriman, alias George F. Wilson. April 11, 1906 1755 *William Shoemaker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Shoemaker. April 11, 1906 1755 *Anna M. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Wilson. April 11, 1906 1755 *Caroline D. Scudder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline D. Scudder. April 11, 1906 1756 *John Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Cook.
April 11, 1906 1756 *Alida King.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alida King. April 11, 1906 1756 *Frank S. Pettingill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank S. Pettingill. April 11, 1906 1756 *Alvin D. Hopper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alvin D. Hopper. April 11, 1906 1756 *Hugh G. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh G. Wilson. April 11, 1906 1757 *Thomas B. Mouser.* An act granting an increase or pension to Thomas B. Mouser.
April 11, 1906 1757 *Mary McMahon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary McMahon. April 11, 1906 1757 *Francis A. Barkis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A. Barkis. April 11, 1906 1757 *William Sanders.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Sanders. April 11, 1906 1758xxix *George W. Chewbro.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Chesebro. April 11, 1906 1758 *Catherine Summers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catherine Summers.
April 11, 1906 1758 *Daniel Pence.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Pence. April 11, 1906 1758 *Martin Harter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Harter. April 11, 1906 1758 *Frances Coyner.* An act granting a pension to Frances Coyner. April 11, 1906 1759 *Mary Winfrey.* An act granting a pension to Mary Winfrey. April 11, 1906 1759 *Andrew J. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Baker. April 11, 1906 1759 *Isaac N. Perry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac N.
Perry. April 11, 1906 1759 *Josephine M. Cage.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine M. Cage. April 11, 1906 1760 *John S. Miles.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Miles. April 11, 1906 1760 *George S. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to George S. Scott. April 11, 1906 1760 *Martha Brooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Brooks. April 11, 1906 1760 *Amelia Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amelia Nichols.
April 11, 1906 1760 *Lemuel O. Gilman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel O. Gilman. April 11, 1906 1761 *Sumner F. Wyman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sumner P. Wyman. April 11, 1906 1761 *Amos Hart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos Hart. April 11, 1906 1761 *Robert Henderson Griffin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Henderson Griffin. April 11, 1906 1761 *Thomas S. Menefee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas S.
Menefee. April 11, 1906 1762 *Eliza L. Norwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza L. Norwood. April 11, 1906 1762 *Edwin L. Higgins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin L. Higgins. April 11, 1906 1762 *Sarah J. Merrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah J. Merrill. April 11, 1906 1762 *James P. Himes.* An act granting a pension to James P. Himes. April 11, 1906 1762 *Ambrose R. Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ambrose R.
Fisher. April 11, 1906 1763 *Sophronia Lofton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sophronia Lofton. April 11, 1906 1763 *Henry Gilham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Gilham. April 11, 1906 1763 *Anna H. Wagner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna H. Wagner. April 11, 1906 1763 *Samuel R. Dummer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel R. Dummer. April 11, 1906 1764 *William F. Burks.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F.
Burks. April 11, 1906 1764 *John L. Decker.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Decker. April 11, 1906 1764 *Orlando W. Frazier.* An act granting a pension to Orlando W. Frazier. April 11, 1906 1764 *William W. Howell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Howell. April 11, 1906 1764 *Ruth J. McCann.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ruth J. McCann. April 11, 1906 1765 *Nathaniel H. Rone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel H.
Rone. April 11, 1906 1765 *Samantha E. Herald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samantha E. Herald. April 11, 1906 1765 *Charles Rattray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Rattray. April 11, 1906 1765 *Eliza A. Bunker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza A. Bunker. April 11, 1906 1766 *James H. Posey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Posey. April 11, 1906 1766 *James Grizzle.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Grizzle.
April 11, 1906 1766 *William S. Nagle* An act granting an increase of pension to William S. Nagle. April 11, 1906 1766 *James B. Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Cox. April 11, 1906 1767 *Thomas Sparrow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Sparrow. April 11, 1906 1767 *John T. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Cook. April 11, 1906 1767 *Isaac N. Seal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac N. Seal. April 11, 1906 1767 *Wesley Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wesley Smith.
April 11, 1906 1767 *Rhoda Kennedy.* An act granting a pension to Rhoda Kennedy. April 11, 1906 1768 *Mary Palmer.* An act granting a pension to Mary Palmer. April 11, 1906 1768 *Lydia A. Keller.* An act granting a pension to Lydia A. Kellar. April 11, 1906 1768 *James Staley.* An act granting relief to the estate of James Staley, deceased. April 12, 1906 1768 *Jacob Pickens.* An act for the relief of Jacob Pickens. April 14, 1906 1768 *Thomas J. Lindsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J.
Lindsey. April 14, 1906 1769 *James D. Hudson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Hudson. April 14, 1906 1769 *Sydney Layland.* An act to reimburse Captain Sydney Layland for sums paid by him while master of the United States transport Mobile in Julyand August, eighteen hundred and ninety-eight. April 18, 1906 1769 *F. H. Driscoll.* An act for the relief of F. H. Driscoll. April 20, 1906 1769 *John T. Irion.* An act for the relief of John T. Irion. April 20, 1906 1770 *John H.
Tharp.* An act for the relief of John H. Tharp, of Eversonville, Missouri. April 20, 1906 1770 *Zenas Parker.* An act for the relief of Zenas Parker. April 21, 1906 1770 *Henry Rittenhouse.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Rittenhouse. April 21, 1906 1770 *William V. Van Ostern.* An act granting an increase of pension to William V. Van Ostern. April 21, 1906 1770 *James W. Jones.* An act for the relief of James W. Jones. April 21, 1906 1771 *Joseph Crow.* An act for the relief of Joseph Crow.
April 21, 1906 1771 *Carrie A. Conley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carrie A. Conley. April 21, 1906 1771 *Edward F. Stahle.* An act for the relief of Edward F. Stahle. April 21, 1906 1771 *James Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Wilson. April 21, 1906 1772xxx *Alice B. Hartshorne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice B. Hartshorne. April 21, 1906 1772 *M. A. McCafferty.* An act for the relief of M. A. McCafferty. April 23, 1906 1772 *Methodist Church, New Haren, Ky.* An act for the relief of the Methodist Church at New Haven, Kentucky.
April 23, 1906 1772 *C. R. Williams.* An act for the relief of C. R. Williams. April 23, 1906 1773 *Franklin G. Hankins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin G. Hawkins. April 23, 1906 1773 *Thomas Blyth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Blyth. April 23, 1906 1773 *Nathan Hinkle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan Hinkle. April 23, 1906 1773 *Daniel Britton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Britton. April 23, 1906 1773 *George W.
Burton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Burton. April 23, 1906 1774 *Abram H. Hicks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram H. Hicks. April 23, 1906 1774 *Playford Gregg.* An act granting an increase to pension to Playford Gregg. April 23, 1906 1774 *H. Edward Goetz.* An act granting a pension to H. Edward Goetz. April 23, 1906 1774 *William F. Limpus.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Limpus. April 23, 1906 1774 *Christian Peterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christian Peterson.
April 23, 1906 1775 *Cora F. Mitchell.* An act granting a pension to Cora F. Mitchell. April 23, 1906 1775 *Parmer Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Parmer Stewart. April 23, 1906 1775 *Edward Keating.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Keating. April 23, 1906 1775 *John N. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Moore. April 23, 1906 1776 *John Broad.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Broad. April 23, 1906 1776 *Edwin A.
Botsford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin A. Botsford. April 23, 1906 1776 *Jonathan E. Floyd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan E. Floyd. April 23, 1906 1776 *Thomas G. McLaughlin.* An act granting an increase on pension to Thomas G. McLaughlin. April 23, 1906 1776 *Andrew J. Levi.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Levi. April 23, 1906 1777 *Thomas Watt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Watt. April 23, 1906 1777 *George W.
Darby.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Darby. April 23, 1906 1777 *Ada N. Hubbard.* An act granting a pension to Ada N. Hubbard. April 23, 1906 1777 *George W. Neece.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Neece. April 23, 1906 1778 *Fannie E. Morrow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fannie E. Morrow. April 23, 1906 1778 *William H. Brady.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Brady. April 23, 1906 1778 *Elizabeth Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Moore.
April 23, 1906 1778 *John L. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Smith. April 23, 1906 1778 *John Lines.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Lines. April 23, 1906 1779 *Margaret E. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Foster. April 23, 1906 1779 *Christopher Bohn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher Bohn. April 23, 1906 1779 *Andrew P. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew P. Allen.
April 23, 1906 1779 *Alphens Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alpheus Jones. April 23, 1906 1780 *Thomas C. Craig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas C. Craig. April 23, 1906 1780 *Caroline Dehlenaorf.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline Denlenaorf. April 23, 1906 1780 *Samuel J. Harding.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel J. Harding. April 23, 1906 1780 *Catherine Spier.* Am act granting a pension to Catherine Spier.
April 23, 1906 1780 *Lucas Hagar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucas Hagar. April 23, 1906 1781 *Caroline Neilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline Neilson. April 23, 1906 1781 *Angeline Watson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Angeline Watson. April 23, 1906 1781 *Julia G. Aldrich.* An act granting a pension to Julia G. Aldrich. April 23, 1906 1781 *Bridget Reidy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bridget Reidy. April 23, 1906 1782 *William McBeth.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McBeth.
April 23, 1906 1782 *Milo B. Morse.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milo B. Morse. April 23, 1906 1782 *Daniel G. Sterling.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel G. Sterling. April 23, 1906 1782 *Frank Osterberg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Osterberg, alias William McKay. April 23, 1906 1782 *Jesse Bucey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Bucey. April 23, 1906 1783 *George Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Stewart.
April 23, 1906 1783 *Napoleon McDowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Napoleon McDowell. April 23, 1906 1783 *Weston Ferris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Weston Ferris. April 23, 1906 1783 *Abbie B. Gould.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abbie B. Gould. April 23, 1906 1784 *Thomas Furey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Furey. April 23, 1906 1784 *Ellen C. Lewis.* An act granting a pension to Ellen C. Lewis. April 23, 1906 1784 *Moses B.
Page.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses B. Page. April 23, 1906 1784 *Laurence. V. Whitcraft.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laurence V. Whitcraft. April 23, 1906 1784 *George Richter.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Richter. April 23, 1906 1785 *Thomas F. Dowling.* An act granting a pension to Thomas F. Dowling. April 23, 1906 1785 *Henry W. Higley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Higley. April 23, 1906 1785 *Jacob D.
Peterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob D. Peterson. April 23, 1906 1785 *John Gemmill.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Gemmill. April 23, 1906 1786 *William H. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Brown. April 23, 1906 1786xxxi *John D. Atwaters.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Atwaters. April 23, 1906 1786 *Samuel J. Stannah.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel J. Stannah. April 23, 1906 1786 *Marion L.
Holvenstot.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marion L. Holvenstot. April 23, 1906 1786 *John Hobart.* An act granting a pension to John Hobart. April 23, 1906 1787 *William C. Estill.* An act granting a pension to William C. Estill. April 23, 1906 1787 *John Gardner Stocks.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Gardner Stocks. April 23, 1906 1787 *Nathan Coward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan Coward. April 23, 1906 1787 *Lutellus Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lutellus Cook.
April 23, 1906 1788 *Burgoyne Knight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burgoyne Knight. April 23, 1906 1788 *James R. Hales.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Hales. April 23, 1906 1788 *Ida Carty.* An act granting a pension to Ida Carty. April 23, 1906 1788 *Wiley B. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wiley B. Johnson. April 23, 1906 1788 *Joseph Henry Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Henry Martin. April 23, 1906 1789 *Elizabeth A.
Butler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A. Butler. April 23, 1906 1789 *S. Amanda Mansfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to S. Amanda Mansfield. April 23, 1906 1789 *Mary A. King.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. King. April 23, 1906 1789 *Frederick M. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick M. Wood. April 23, 1906 1790 *Samuel S. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel S. Thompson. April 23, 1906 1790 *Charles H.
Hill.* An act granting a pension to Charles K. Hill. April 23, 1906 1790 *John C. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Anderson. April 23, 1906 1790 *Alexander D. Polston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander D. Polston. April 23, 1906 1790 *Abigail Townsend.* An act granting a pension to Abigail Townsend. April 23, 1906 1791 *John McCoy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McCoy. April 23, 1906 1791 *John Sphar.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Sphar.
April 23, 1906 1791 *John E. Oyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Oyler. April 23, 1906 1791 *George B. D. Alexander.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. D. Alexander. April 23, 1906 1792 *Robert M. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert M. White. April 23, 1906 1792 *Richard C. Daly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard C. Daly. April 23, 1906 1792 *Elizabeth Gorton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Gorton.
April 23, 1906 1792 *Jonathan Lengle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Lengle. April 23, 1906 1792 *George W. Creasey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Creasey. April 23, 1906 1793 *John Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Burns. April 23, 1906 1793 *Dudley Portwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dudley Portwood. April 23, 1906 1793 *Levi C. Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi C. Bishop.
April 23, 1906 1793 *John P. Kleckner.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Kleckner. April 23, 1906 1794 *Lorenzo D. Libby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo D. Libby. April 23, 1906 1794 *Marion W. Stark.* An act granting a pension to Marion W. Stark. April 23, 1906 1794 *Robert R. Matthews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert R. Matthews. April 23, 1906 1794 *John Wilhelm.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Wilhelm.
April 23, 1906 1794 *William M. Ewing.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Ewing. April 23, 1906 1795 *Thomas Rowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Rowan. April 23, 1906 1795 *William F. Kenner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Kenner. April 23, 1906 1795 *John M. Steel.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Steel. April 23, 1906 1795 *Josiah H. Seabold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah H.
Seabold. April 23, 1906 1796 *Thomas H. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Wilson. April 23, 1906 1796 *George M. Apgar.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M. Apgar. April 23, 1906 1796 *John Henderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Henderson. April 23, 1906 1796 *Martha A. Remington.* An act granting a pension to Martha A. Remington. April 23, 1906 1796 *Madison M. Burnett.* An act granting a pension to Madison M. Burnett.
April 23, 1906 1797 *Lucy A. Pender.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucy A. Pender. April 23, 1906 1797 *Warren B. Tompkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren B. Tompkins. April 23, 1906 1797 *Patrick McDermott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick McDermott. April 23, 1906 1797 *Luke McLoney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luke McLoney. April 23, 1906 1798 *David H. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to David H.
Allen. April 23, 1906 1798 *Joseph Dougal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Dougal. April 23, 1906 1798 *John Hornbeak.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hornbeak. April 23, 1906 1798 *Rolland Havens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rolland Havens. April 23, 1906 1798 *Robert G. Shuey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert G. Shuey. April 23, 1906 1799 *Sallie W. Mason.* An act granting a pension to Sallie W. Mason. April 23, 1906 1799 *Mary L.
Davenport.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Davenport. April 23, 1906 1799 *William Cummings.* An act gianting an increase of pension to William Cummings. April 23, 1906 1799 *George Holden.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Holden. April 23, 1906 1800 *Elizabeth E. Barber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth E. Barber. April 23, 1906 1800 *Charles F. Runnels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Runnels. April 23, 1906 1800xxxii *Benjamin Botner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Botner.
April 23, 1906 1800 *Zachariah George.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zachariah George. April 23, 1906 1800 *Zadick Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zadick Carter. April 23, 1906 1801 *Louis Grossman.* An act granting a pension to Louis Grossman. April 23, 1906 1801 *Lucinda Gabi.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucinda Gain. April 23, 1906 1801 *Henry G. Klink.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry G. Klink. April 23, 1906 1801 *Georye Whitman.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Whitman.
April 23, 1906 1802 *James H. Griffin.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Griffin. April 23, 1906 1802 *James M. Moomaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Moomaw. April 23, 1906 1802 *George Budden.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Budden. April 23, 1906 1802 *John R. Mabee.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Mabee. April 23, 1906 1802 *William J. Hays.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Hays.
April 23, 1906 1803 *Samuel Horn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Horn. April 23, 1906 1803 *Levi N. Lunsford.* An act granting a pension to Levi N. Lunsford. April 23, 1906 1803 *Elizabeth B. Busbee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth B. Busbee. April 23, 1906 1803 *Francis M. Ballew.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Ballew. April 23, 1906 1804 *John Underwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Underwood.
April 23, 1906 1804 *Henry H. Forman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H. Forman. April 23, 1906 1804 *Augustus D. King.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus D. King. April 23, 1906 1804 *Isaac Place.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Place. April 23, 1906 1804 *Francis M. Simpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Simpson. April 23, 1906 1805 *Zacur P. Pott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zacur P. Pott.
April 23, 1906 1805 *John Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Williams. April 23, 1906 1805 *Lydia M. Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lydia M. Edwards. April 23, 1906 1805 *Gabriel Y. Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gabriel Y. Balmer. April 23, 1906 1806 *Edmond R. Haywood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmond R. Haywood. April 23, 1906 1806 *Marquis M. De Burger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marquis M.
De Burger. April 23, 1906 1806 *William A. Blossom.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Blossom. April 23, 1906 1806 *Thomas Cheek.* An act granting a pension to Thomas Cheek. April 23, 1906 1806 *Peter C. Krieger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter C. Krieger. April 23, 1906 1807 *Augusta N. Manson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augusta N. Manson. April 23, 1906 1807 *Thomas Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Chapman.
April 23, 1906 1807 *Henry West.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry West. April 23, 1906 1807 *Elizabeth Weston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Weston. April 23, 1906 1808 *Joseph A. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph A. Jones. April 23, 1906 1808 *William Woods.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Woods. April 23, 1906 1808 *Samuel P. Newman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel P. Newman. April 23, 1906 1808 *Henry C.
Carr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Carr. April 23, 1906 1808 *William C. Hearne.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Hearne. April 23, 1906 1809 *Mary A. Witt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Witt. April 23, 1906 1809 *John W. Creager.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Creager. April 23, 1906 1809 *Franklin Simpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Simpson. April 23, 1906 1809 *Winfield S.
Bruce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Winfield S. Bruce. April 23, 1906 1810 *James Nunan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Nunan. April 23, 1906 1810 *Anthony Ernes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony Ernes. April 23, 1906 1810 *Sabine Vaneuren.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sabine Vaneuren. April 23, 1906 1810 *Alfred W. Morley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred W. Morley. April 23, 1906 1810 *John Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Green.
April 23, 1906 1811 *John J. Meredith* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Meredith. April 23, 1906 1811 *Elizabeth J. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth J. Martin. April 23, 1906 1811 *Charles Klein.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Klein. April 23, 1906 1811 *Alexander M. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander M. Taylor. April 23, 1906 1812 *Samuel Allbright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Allbright.
April 23, 1906 1812 *Balos C. Dewees.* An act granting an increase of pension to Balos C. Dewees. April 23, 1906 1812 *Irwin O’Bryan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Irwin O’Bryan. April 23, 1906 1812 *Asa Wall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa Wall. April 23, 1906 1812 *John M. Love.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Love. April 23, 1906 1813 *Mary C. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Moore. April 23, 1906 1813 *William Lucas.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Lucas.
April 23, 1906 1813 *John W. Wise.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Wise. April 23, 1906 1813 *Nancy N. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy N. Allen. April 23, 1906 1814 *John J. Blinn.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Blinn. April 23, 1906 1814 *James Buckley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Buckley. April 23, 1906 1814xxxiii *Henry H. Tillson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H. Tillson.
April 23, 1906 1814 *George W. Hayter.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Hayter. April 23, 1906 1814 *Susan H. Isom.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan H. Isom. April 23, 1906 1815 *Argyle Z. Buck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Argyle Z. Buck. April 23, 1906 1815 *Volney P. Ludlow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Volney P. Ludlow. April 23, 1906 1815 *James M. Carley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies M.
Carley. April 23, 1906 1815 *Martin C. Kinm* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin C. King. April 23, 1906 1816 *Erwin G. Dudley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Erwin G. Dudley. April 23, 1906 1816 *Robert L. Narron.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert L. Narron. April 24, 1906 1816 *Lemuel P. Storms.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel P. Storms. April 24, 1906 1816 *Malek A. Southworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Malek A.
Southworth. April 24, 1906 1816 *Oliver C. Redic.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver C. Redic. April 24, 1906 1817 *Helen G. Heiner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen G. Heiner. April 24, 1906 1817 *Compañia de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico.* An act for the relief of the Compañia de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico. April 24, 1906 1817 *Saturnino Baca.* An act granting an increase of pension to Saturnino Baca. April 24, 1906 1817 *Jerry W. Tallman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerry W.
Tallman. April 24, 1906 1818 *John W. Donovan.* An act granting relief to John W. Donovan. April 26, 1906 1818 *Thomas F. Carey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas F. Carey. April 26, 1906 1818 *Doris F. Clegg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Doris F. Clegg. April 26, 1906 1818 *Alfred Woodin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Woodin. April 26, 1906 1818 *Alfred F. Sears.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred F. Sears. April 26, 1906 1819 *Cassy Cottrill.* An act granting a pension to Cassy Cottrill.
April 26, 1906 1819 *Lydia Ann Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lydia Ann Jones. April 26, 1906 1819 *James Flynn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies Flynn. April 26, 1906 1819 *William Sprouse.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Sprouse. April 26, 1906 1819 *William T. Godwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Godwin. April 26, 1906 1820 *William D. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D.
Johnson. April 26, 1906 1820 *Lestina M. Gifford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lestina M. Gifford. April 26, 1906 1820 *Abijah Chamberlain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abijah Chamberlain. April 26, 1906 1820 *Thomas Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Martin. April 26, 1906 1820 *Mary J. Reynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Reynolds. April 26, 1906 1821 *Thomas A. Agur.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas A.
Agur. April 26, 1906 1821 *James Gannon.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Gannon. April 26, 1906 1821 *John W. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Scott April 26, 1906 1821 *Edwin R. Hardy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin R. Hardy. April 26, 1906 1822 *Abraham S. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham S. Brown. April 26, 1906 1822 *James Shaffer.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Shaffer.
April 26, 1906 1822 *Samuel H. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel H. Foster. April 26, 1906 1822 *Harriet Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet Williams. April 26, 1906 1822 *Nelson Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson Cook. April 26, 1906 1823 *James Moss.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Moss. April 26, 1906 1823 *Albert B. Lawrence.* An act granting a pension to Albert B. Lawrence. April 26, 1906 1823 *William A.
Murray.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Murray. April 26, 1906 1823 *Thomas Claiborne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Claiborne. April 26, 1906 1824 *Daniel C. Earle.* An act grating an increase of pension to Daniel C. Earle. April 26, 1906 1824 *Michael Scannell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Scannell. April 26, 1906 1824 *Lydia Jones.* An act granting a pension to Lydia Jones. April 26, 1906 1824 *Adam Berner.* An act granting a pension to Adam Werner.
April 26, 1906 1824 *John R. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Brown. April 26, 1906 1825 *Edmund Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund Morgan. April 26, 1906 1825 *Moses Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses Hill. April 26, 1906 1825 *John McCaughen.* An act granting a pension to John McCaughen. April 26, 1906 1825 *Alexander Esler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Esler. April 26, 1906 1826 *Samuel Derry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Derry.
April 26, 1906 1826 *Lewellen T. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewellen T. Davis. April 26, 1906 1826 *Kate E. Young.* An act granting a pension to Kate E. Young. April 26, 1906 1826 *John A. Stockwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Stockwell, alias John Stockwell. April 26, 1906 1826 *George W. Trice.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Trice. April 26, 1906 1827 *Frederic W. Swift.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederic W.
Swift. April 26, 1906 1827 *Theodore McClellan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore McClellan. April 26, 1906 1827 *Louise M. Wynkoop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louise M. Wynkoop. April 26, 1906 1827 *Jesse Aiderman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Aiderman. April 26, 1906 1828 *Charles M. Benson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Benson. April 26, 1906 1828 *Julia Baldwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia Baldwin.
April 26, 1906 1828xxxiv *David Tremble.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Tremble. April 26, 1906 1828 *Jotham T. Moulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jotham T. Moulton. April 26, 1906 1828 *Alice A. Arms.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice A. Arms. April 26, 1906 1829 *Rodney W. Torrey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rodney W. Torrey. April 26, 1906 1829 *George W. Lucas.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Lucas. April 26, 1906 1829 *Carrie E. Costinett.* An act granting a pension to Carrie E. Costinett. April 26, 1906 1829 *James V. Pope.* An act granting an increase of pension to James V. Pope. April 26, 1906 1830 *Maria Leuckart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria Leuckart. April 26, 1906 1830 *William Wheeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wheeler. April 26, 1906 1830 *Benjamin S. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin S.
Miller. April 26, 1906 1830 *George W. Boyles.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Boyles. April 26, 1906 1830 *Louise J. D. Leland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louise J. D. Leland. April 26, 1906 1831 *Noah O. Fowler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Noah C. Fowler. April 26, 1906 1831 *Parker Pritchard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Parker Pritchard. April 26, 1906 1831 *Thomas W. Waugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W.
Waugh. April 26, 1906 1831 *Francis M. Lynch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Lynch. April 26, 1906 1832 *Thomas B. Whaley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas B. Whaley. April 26, 1906 1832 *Benjamin W. Valentine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin W. Valentine. April 26, 1906 1832 *Marie J. Spicely.* An .act granting an increase of pension to Marie J. Spicely. April 26, 1906 1832 *Alonzo M. Bartlett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo M.
Bartlett. April 26, 1906 1832 *John Mather.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Mather. April 26, 1906 1833 *Charles Crismon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Crismon. April 26, 1906 1833 *James Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Williams. April 26, 1906 1833 *Zerelda N. McCoy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zerelda N. McCoy. April 26, 1906 1833 *Charles H. Niles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H.
Niles. April 26, 1906 1834 *William J. Millett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Millett. April 26, 1906 1834 *John Albert.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Albert. April 26, 1906 1834 *Susan Penington.* An act granting a pension to Susan Penington. April 26, 1906 1834 *William A. Gipson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Gipson. April 26, 1906 1834 *Mary L. Burr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Burr. April 26, 1906 1835 *Thomas E.
Keith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas E. Keith. April 26, 1906 1835 *Minard Van Patten.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minard Van Patten. April 26, 1906 1835 *David S. Trumbo.* An at t granting an increase of pension to David S. Trumbo. April 26, 1906 1835 *Charles W. Shedd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Shedd. April 26, 1906 1836 *James H. Gardner.* Art act granting an increase of pension to James H. Gardner. April 26, 1906 1836 *Walter Lynn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter Lynn.
April 26, 1906 1836 *Henry Golder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Golder. April 26, 1906 1836 *Mary Jane Schnure.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Jane Schnure. April 26, 1906 1836 *David F. Crampton.* An act granting an increase of pension to David F. Crampton. April 26, 1906 1837 *Anna Frances Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Frances Hall. April 26, 1906 1837 *Walter Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter Green.
April 26, 1906 1837 *Patrick Burk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Burk. April 26, 1906 1837 *George Conklin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Conklin. April 26, 1906 1838 *John B. Ashelman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Ashelman. April 26, 1906 1838 *Charles B. Fox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles B. Fox. April 26, 1906 1838 *Lorenzo D. Huntley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo D. Huntley.
April 26, 1906 1838 *Harriett B. Summers.* An act granting a pension to Harriett B. Summers. April 26, 1906 1838 *Joseph H. Beale.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Beale. April 26, 1906 1839 *John T. Vincent.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Vincent. April 26, 1906 1839 *Jacob A. Field.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob A. Field. April 26, 1906 1839 *Thomas Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Reed. April 26, 1906 1839 *Ada A.
Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ada A. Thompson. April 26, 1906 1840 *John N. Henry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Henry. April 26, 1906 1840 *Robert G. Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert G. Harrison. April 26, 1906 1840 *Anna K. Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna K. Carpenter. April 26, 1906 1840 *John Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Carpenter. April 26, 1906 1840 *Peter Quermbeck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Quermbeck.
April 26, 1906 1841 *Charles D. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles D. Brown. April 26, 1906 1841 *Martha E. Wardlaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Wardlaw. April 26, 1906 1841 *William P. Marshall.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Marshall. April 26, 1906 1841 *Francis J. Keffer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis J. Keffer. April 26, 1906 1842 *James M. McCorkle.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M.
McCorkle. April 26, 1906 1842xxxv *Ephraim Winters.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim Winters. April 26, 1906 1842 *Truman R. Stinehour.* An act granting an increase of pension to Truman R. Stinehour. April 26, 1906 1842 *Margaret Lewis.* An act granting a pension to Margaret Lewis. April 26, 1906 1842 *William H. Houston.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Houston. April 26, 1906 1843 *Henry Wilhelm.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Wilhelm.
April 26, 1906 1843 *Robert McCalvy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert McCalvy. April 26, 1906 1843 *Luther M. Royal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luther M. Royal. April 26, 1906 1843 *John T. Brothers.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Brothers. April 26, 1906 1844 *Elisabeth B. Bean.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth B. Bean. April 27, 1906 1844 *Emilie Grace Reich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emilie Grace Reich.
April 27, 1906 1844 *Rollin T. Waller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rollin T. Waller. April 27, 1906 1844 *David C. Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C. Howard. April 27, 1906 1844 *Sarah E. Yockey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Yockey. April 27, 1906 1845 *Matilda E. Nattinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matilda E. Nattinger. April 27, 1906 1845 *Samuel H. Hancock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel H.
Hancock. April 27, 1906 1845 *David Morehart.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Morehart. April 27, 1906 1845 *Charles E. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Chapman. April 27, 1906 1846 *John A. Broadwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Broadwell. April 27, 1906 1846 *Katherine Wills.* An act granting an increase of pension to Katherine Wills. April 27, 1906 1846 *Absalom Wilcox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Absalom Wilcox.
April 27, 1906 1846 *Alden Fuller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alden Fuller. April 27, 1906 1846 *John W. Hall.* An act granting a pension to John W. Hall. April 27, 1906 1847 *William C. Quigley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Quigley. April 27, 1906 1847 *Samuel G. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel G. Roberts. April 27, 1906 1847 *Joel S. Weiser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joel S. Weiser. April 27, 1906 1847 *Edward M.
Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward M. Barnes. April 27, 1906 1848 *Carrick Rutherford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carrick Rutherford. April 27, 1906 1848 *James F. Hackney.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Hackney. April 27, 1906 1848 *Fannie E. Malone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fannie E. Malone. April 27, 1906 1848 *William E. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Anderson. April 27, 1906 1848 *Louisa Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Arnold.
April 27, 1906 1849 *Adele Jeanette Hughes.* An act granting a pension to Adele Jeanette Hughes. April 27, 1906 1849 *Elizabeth A. Vose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A. Vose. April 27, 1906 1849 *James H. Noble.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Noble. April 27, 1906 1849 *Jabez Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jabez Miller. April 27, 1906 1850 *John P. Dunn.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Dunn. April 27, 1906 1850 *George Thomas.* An act granting a pension to George Thomas.
April 27, 1906 1850 *James W. Linnahan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Linnahan. April 27, 1906 1850 *Nettie E. Tolles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nettie E. Tolles. April 27, 1906 1850 *James Dreury.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Dreury. April 27, 1906 1851 *Joseph Kauffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Kauffman. April 27, 1906 1851 *Hannah C. Peterson.* An act granting a pension to Hannah C. Peterson.
April 27, 1906 1851 *Albert L. Callaway.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert L. Callaway. April 27, 1906 1851 *Benson H. Bowman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benson H. Bowman. April 27, 1906 1852 *Hannah E. Wilmer.* An act granting a pension to Hannah E. Wilmer. April 27, 1906 1852 *John F. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. White. April 27, 1906 1852 *William Jandro.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Jandro.
April 27, 1906 1852 *John R. McCrillis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. McCrillis. April 27, 1906 1852 *Kate Gilmore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate Gilmore. April 27, 1906 1853 *Jesse A. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse A. Thomas. April 27, 1906 1853 *Isaiah McDaniel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah McDaniel. April 27, 1906 1853 *Thomas McDonald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McDonald.
April 27, 1906 1853 *Fannie P. Norton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fannie P. Norton. April 27, 1906 1854 *William McCann.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McCann. April 27, 1906 1854 *John Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Brown. April 27, 1906 1854 *Aaron J. Burgel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron J. Burget. April 27, 1906 1854 *Ellen A. Gibbon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen A. Gibbon. April 27, 1906 1854 *Thomas A.
Maulsby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas A. Maulsby. April 27, 1906 1855 *Nehemiah M. Brundege.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nehemiah M. Brundege. April 27, 1906 xxxvi1855 *George W. Coughanour.* An act grunting an increase of pension to George W. Coughanour. April 27, 1906 1855 *Jacob Franz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Franz. April 27, 1906 1855 *Delight A. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Delight A. Allen.
April 27, 1906 1856 *Sarah Agnes Earl.* At act granting a pension to Sarah Agnes Earl. April 27, 1906 1856 *Octave Counter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Octave Counter. April 27, 1906 1856 *Amanda O. Webber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amanda O. Webber. April 27, 1906 1856 *Alfred B. Chilcote.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred B. Chilcote. April 27, 1906 1856 *Sarah E. Hull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Hull.
April 27, 1906 1857 *Alfred Beham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Beham. April 27, 1906 1857 *Charles G. Folk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles G. Polk. April 27, 1906 1857 *James I. Mettler.* An act granting an increase of pension to James I. Mettler. April 27, 1906 1857 *Andrew J. Hunter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Hunter. April 27, 1906 1858 *James H. Haman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Haman.
April 27, 1906 1858 *John M. De Puy.* An act granting an increase of pension, to John M. De Puy. April 27, 1906 1858 *Horace A. Gregory.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace A. Gregory. April 27, 1906 1858 *John M. Prentiss.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Prentiss. April 27, 1906 1858 *Newton G. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Newton G. Cook. April 27, 1906 1859 *Peter Sloggy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Sloggy.
April 27, 1906 1859 *West Tennessee College.* An act for the relief of the board of trustees of West Tennessee College, Jackson, Tennessee. April 28, 1906 1859 *Theodore H. Bishop.* An act for the relief of Theodore H. Bishop. May 5, 1906 1859 *Luke Waldron.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luke Waldron. May 7, 1906 1860 *Ebenezer Rickett.* An act granting an increase or pension to Ebenezer Rickett. May 7, 1906 1860 *Israel E. Munger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Israel E.
Munger. May 7, 1906 1860 *George H. Gaskill.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Gaskill. May 7, 1906 1860 *Situs Flournoy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas Flournoy. May 7, 1906 1860 *Joseph S. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph S. Rice. May 7, 1906 1861 *Valentine Hartley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Valentine Bartley. May 7, 1906 1861 *David Rankin.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Rankin.
May 7, 1906 1861 *Robert Kennish.* An act granting a pension to Robert Kennish. May 7, 1906 1861 *Silas Mosher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas Mosher. May 7, 1906 1862 *Edward Duffy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Duffy. May 7, 1906 1862 *William H. Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Lee. May 7, 1906 1862 *James Jacobs.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Jacobs. May 7, 1906 1862 *Henry C. Maxwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C.
Maxwell. May 7, 1906 1862 *Andrew H. Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew H. Nichols. May 7, 1906 1863 *Susan S. Theall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan S. Theall. May 7, 1906 1863 *Eugenie Tillburn.* Art act granting an increase of pension to Eugenie Tillburn. May 7, 1906 1863 *Thomas H. Padgett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Padgett. May 7, 1906 1863 *Ashford R. Matheny.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ashford R.
Matheny. May 7, 1906 1864 *James M. Eddy.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Eddy. May 7, 1906 1864 *Patrick Mahoney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Mahoney. May 7, 1906 1864 *Richard E. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard E. Davis. May 7, 1906 1864 *Benjamin T. Odiorne.* An act granting a pension to Benjamin T. Odiorne. May 7, 1906 1864 *Alexander M. Lowry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander M. Lowry.
May 7, 1906 1865 *James Dayton.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Dayton. May 7, 1906 1865 *William Simmons.* An act granting a pension to William Simmons. May 7, 1906 1865 *Orestes B. Wright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orestes B. Wright. May 7, 1906 1865 *John Biddle.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Biddle. May 7, 1906 1866 *Peter M. Gulins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter M. Gulins May 7, 1906 1866 *David B. Ott.* An act granting an increase of pension to David B.
Ott. May 7, 1906 1866 *Charles W. Lyons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Lyons. May 7, 1906 1866 *Daniel Boughman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Boughman. May 7, 1906 1866 *Paul Stang.* An act granting an increase of pension to Paul Stang. May 7, 1906 1867 *William H. Miles.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Miles. May 7, 1906 1867 *Mary A. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Foster. May 7, 1906 1867 *Frances E.
Maloon.* An act granting a pension to Frances E. Maloon. May 7, 1906 1867 *Annie R. E. Nesbitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie R. E. Nesbitt. May 7, 1906 1868 *Joseph W. Vance.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Vance. May 7, 1906 1868 *Joseph E. Green.* An act granting a pension to Joseph E. Grean. May 7, 1906 1868 *Frdnklin D. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin D. Clark. May 7, 1906 1868 *John C. Matheny.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C.
Matheny. May 7, 1906 1868 *Hiram G. Hoke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram G. Hoke. May 7, 1906 1869 *Elijah Pantall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah Pantall. May 7, 1906 1869 *William T. Branam.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Branam. May 7, 1906 1869 *Miner L. Braden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Miner L. Braden. May 7, 1906 1869 *Quincy Corwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Quincy Corwin. May 7, 1906 1870 *Joseph H.
Wagoner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Wagoner. May 7, 1906 1870 *Hiram Linn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Linn. May 7, 1906 1870 *Jesse Woods.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Woods. May 7, 1906 1870xxxvii *Solomon Riddell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon Riddell. May 7, 1906 1870 *Nannie L. Schmitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nannie L. Schmitt. May 7, 1906 1871 *William H. Doherty.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Doherty. May 7, 1906 1871 *Henry Good.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Good. May 7, 1906 1871 *Joseph A. C. Curtis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph A. C. Curtis. May 7, 1906 1871 *Alice W. Powers.* An act granting a pension to Alice W. Powers. May 7, 1906 1872 *Susan C. Smith.* An act granting a pension to Susan C. Smith. May 7, 1906 1872 *Alba B. Bean.* An act granting a pension to Alba B. Bean. May 7, 1906 1872 *William F. Griffith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F.
Griffith. May 7, 1906 1872 *Charles Hammond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Hammond, alias Hiram W. Kirkpatrick. May 7, 1906 1872 *Stephen M. Sexton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen M. Sexton. May 7, 1906 1873 *William H. Winters.* An act granting a pension to William H. Winters. May 7, 1906 1873 *Wheeler Lindenbower.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wheeler Lindenbower. May 7, 1906 1873 *Mathias Brady.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mathias Brady.
May 7, 1906 1873 *Mary J. McKim.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. McKim. May 7, 1906 1874 *Phoebe Keith.* An act granting a pension to Phoebe Keith. May 7, 1906 1874 *Eugene Orr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene Orr, alias Charles Southard. May 7, 1906 1874 *Palmetto Dodson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Palmetto Dodson. May 7, 1906 1874 *James Thompson Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Thompson Brown. May 7, 1906 1874 *Milton H.
Wayne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton H. Wayne. May 7, 1906 1875 *Samuel S. Garst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel S. Garst. May 7, 1906 1875 *Lloyd D. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lloyd D. Bennett. May 7, 1906 1875 *John F. Tathem.* An act granting a pension to John F. Tathem. May 7, 1906 1875 *Samuel Meadows.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Meadows. May 7, 1906 1876 *William I. Lusch.* An act granting a pension to William I.
Lusch. May 7, 1906 1876 *James F. Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Howard. May 7, 1906 1876 *George Henderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Henderson. May 7, 1906 1876 *Abraham M. Barr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham M. Barr. May 7, 1906 1876 *Inez Talkington.* An act granting a pension to Inez Talkington. May 7, 1906 1877 *William Berry.* An act granting a pension to William Berry. May 7, 1906 1877 *Nathaniel M.
Stukes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel M. Stakes. May 7, 1906 1877 *William C. Herridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Herridge. May 7, 1906 1877 *Eliza Byron.* An act granting a pension to Eliza Byron. May 7, 1906 1878 *Catherine E. Bragg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catherine E. Bragg. May 7, 1906 1878 *John E. Murphy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Murphv. May 7, 1906 1878 *George A. Havel.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A.
Havel. May 7, 1906 1878 *Clara N. Scranton.* An act granting a pension to Clara N. Scranton. May 7, 1906 1878 *Dora C. Walter.* An act granting a pension to Dora C. Walter. May 7, 1906 1879 *Thomas C. Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas C. Jackson. May 7, 1906 1879 *Alfred B. Menard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred B. Menard. May 7, 1906 1879 *John B. Page.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Page. May 7, 1906 1879 *Martha Jewell.* An act granting a pension to Martha Jewell.
May 7, 1906 1880 *Daniel Craig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Craig. May 7, 1906 1880 *Amelia E. Grimsley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amelia E. Grimsley. May 7, 1906 1880 *William J. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Thompson. May 7, 1906 1880 *James C. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Miller. May 7, 1906 1880 *George W. IForrcn.* An act granting a pension to George AV. Warren. May 7, 1906 1881 *Arby Frier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arby Frier.
May 7, 1906 1881 *Benjamin R. South.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin R. South. May 7, 1906 1881 *John H. Lockhart.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Lockhart. May 7, 1906 1881 *Ephraim Marble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim Marble. May 7, 1906 1882 *Charles Dorin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Dorin. May 7, 1906 1882 *Anna E. Middleton.* An act granting a pension to Anna E. Middleton. May 7, 1906 1882 *Emanuel S.
Thompson.* An act granting a pension to Emanuel S. Thompson. May 7, 1906 1882 *William T. Edgemon.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Edgemon. May 7, 1906 1882 *John B. Gerard.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Gerard. May 7, 1906 1883 *Hannah C. Reese.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah C. Reese. May 7, 1906 1883 *Samuel Fish.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Fish. May 7, 1906 1883 *Sarah A. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A.
Scott. May 7, 1906 1883 *George W. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Adams. May 7, 1906 1884 *Aquilla M. Hizar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aquilla M. Hizar. May 7, 1906 1884 *Ellen S. Cushman.* An act granting a pension to Ellen S. Cushman. May 7, 1906 1884 *Jerry Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerry Edwards. May 7, 1906 1884 *Thomas J. Sizer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Sizer. May 7, 1906 1884xxxviii *Levi B.
Noulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi B. Noulton. May 7, 1906 1885 *John C. Parkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Parkinson. May 7, 1906 1885 *Cynthia Cordial.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cynthia Cordial, now Vernon. May 7, 1906 1885 *Thomas Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Hughes. May 7, 1906 1885 *Manning Abbott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Manning Abbott. May 7, 1906 1886 *Fanny L.
Conine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fanny L. Conine. May 7, 1906 1886 *Andrew J. Speed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Speed. May 7, 1906 1886 *Eli Duvall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Duvall. May 7, 1906 1886 *Sarah A. Brinker.* An act granting a pension to Sarah A. Brinker. May 7, 1906 1886 *John B. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Hall. May 7, 1906 1887 *Evans Blake.* An act granting an increase of pension to Evans Blake.
May 7, 1906 1887 *Edmund W. Bixby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund W. Bixby. May 7, 1906 1887 *Emma A. Smith.* An act granting a pension to Emma A. Smith. May 7, 1906 1887 *John P. Wishart.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Wishart. May 7, 1906 1888 *Laura McNulta.* An act granting a pension to Laura McNulta. May 7, 1906 1888 *Jennie P. Starkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie P. Starkins. May 7, 1906 1888 *Lars F. Wadsten.* An act granting a pension to Lars F.
Wadsten, alias Frederick Wadsten. May 7, 1906 1888 *August Danieldson.* An act granting an increase of pension to August Danieldson. May 7, 1906 1888 *Mary A. Weigand.* An act granting a pension to Mary A. Weigand. May 7, 1906 1889 *James B. Simkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Simkins. May 7, 1906 1889 *Henry Jacob Fox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Jacob Fox. May 7, 1906 1889 *Mildred W. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mildred W.
Mitchell. May 7, 1906 1889 *Charlotte A. McCormick.* An act granting a pension to Charlotte A. McCormick. May 7, 1906 1890 *Isaiah B. McDonald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah B. McDonald. May 7, 1906 1890 *John W. Raynor.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Raynor. May 7, 1906 1890 *Robert Bivans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Bivans. May 7, 1906 1890 *Elizabeth Bodkin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Bodkin.
May 7, 1906 1890 *Alice Eddy Potter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice Eddy Potter. May 7, 1906 1891 *Solomon Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon Johnson. May 7, 1906 1891 *Richard Reynolds.* An act grautingan increase of pension to Richard Reynolds. May 7, 1906 1891 *Joseph W. Coppage.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Coppage. May 7, 1906 1891 *Frederick Friebele.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Frieoele.
May 7, 1906 1892 *George B. Kirk.* An act granting a pension to George B. Kirk. May 7, 1906 1892 *Nathaniel W. Plymate.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel W. Plymate. May 7, 1906 1892 *Emma C. Waldron.* An act granting a pension to Emma C. Waldron. May 7, 1906 1892 *Jacob Sannar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Sannar. May 7, 1906 1892 *Eugene B. McDonald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene B. McDonald. May 7, 1906 1893 *William Walrod.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Walrod.
May 7, 1906 1893 *Jonathan K. Porter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan K. Porter. May 7, 1906 1893 *Joshua Barnes.* An act granting a pension to Joshua Barnes. May 7, 1906 1893 *Frank Clendenin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Clendenin. May 7, 1906 1894 *Samuel R. Lowry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel R. Lowry. May 7, 1906 1894 *Thomas T. Blanchard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas T. Blanchard. May 7, 1906 1894 *Elizabeth Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Thompson.
May 7, 1906 1894 *Sarah J. Manson.* An act granting a pension to Sarah J. Manson. May 7, 1906 1894 *Joseph Shroyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Shroyer. May 7, 1906 1895 *Henry Hahn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Hahn. May 7, 1906 1895 *George R. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to George R. Scott. May 7, 1906 1895 *William Van Keuren.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Van Keuren. May 7, 1906 1895 *Absalom Shell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Absalom Shell.
May 7, 1906 1896 *Luther S. Holly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luther S. Holly. May 7, 1906 1896 *William Delany.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Delany. May 7, 1906 1896 *Amos Dyke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos Dyke. May 7, 1906 1896 *Harvey Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Foster. May 7, 1906 1896 *Julius Buxbaum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius Buxbamn. May 7, 1906 1897 *Nathan S.
Ruddock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan S. Ruddock. May 7, 1906 1897 *John P. Rains.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Rains. May 7, 1906 1897 *William H. H. Fellows.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. H. Fellows. May 7, 1906 1897 *Anna C. Bassford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna C. Bassford. May 7, 1906 1898 *Rose V. Mullin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rose V. Mullin. May 7, 1906 1898 *Benjamin B.
Cahoon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin B. Cahoon. May 7, 1906 1898 *Esther M. Lowe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Esther M. Lowe. May 7, 1906 1898 *Eliza Davidson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Davidson. May 7, 1906 1898 *Jasper N. Harrelson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jasper N. Harrelson. May 7, 1906 1899xxxix *Henry Davey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Davey. May 7, 1906 1899 *Jesse Lienallen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Lienallen.
May 7, 1906 1899 *Robert E. McKiernan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert E. McKiernan. May 7, 1906 1899 *David W. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to David W. West. May 7, 1906 1900 *Ruben R. Ballenger.* An act granting a pension to Ruben R. Ballenger. May 7, 1906 1900 *Robert Timmons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Timmons. May 7, 1906 1900 *William F. Drake.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Drake. May 7, 1906 1900 *John A.
Royer.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Royer. May 7, 1906 1900 *Michael Manahan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Manahan. May 7, 1906 1901 *Helen C. Sanderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen C. Sanderson. May 7, 1906 1901 *Andrew W. Tracy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew W. Tracy. May 7, 1906 1901 *Arcatie E. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arcatie E. Thompson. May 7, 1906 1901 *Lucius D.
Whaley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucius D. Whaley. May 7, 1906 1902 *Riley M. Smiley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Riley BI. Smiley. May 7, 1906 1902 *Henry Hares.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Hares. May 7, 1906 1902 *John Eldridge, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Eldridge, junior. May 7, 1906 1902 *Henry C. Keyser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Keyser. May 7, 1906 1902 *William H. Near.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Near. May 7, 1906 1903 *Ethan Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ethan Allen. May 7, 1906 1903 *Cornelius Westman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelius Westman. May 7, 1906 1903 *James W. Fowler.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Fowler. May 7, 1906 1903 *Truman C. Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Truman C. Stevens. May 7, 1906 1904 *Benjamin F. Greer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Greer.
May 7, 1906 1904 *George W. Fierce.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Pierce. May 7, 1906 1904 *Charles Skaden, jr.* An act granting a pension to Charles Skaden, junior. May 7, 1906 1904 *Valentine Gunselman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Valentine Gunselman. May 7, 1906 1904 *John T. Jacobs.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Jacobs. May 7, 1906 1905 *Ann R. Nelson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann R. Nelson. May 7, 1906 1905 *Theresa Creiss.* An act granting a pension to Theresa Creiss.
May 7, 1906 1905 *Robert Dick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Dick. May 7, 1906 1905 *Truman Aldrich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Truman Aldrich. May 7, 1906 1906 *Jacob Ferber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Ferber. May 7, 1906 1906 *Harriet A. Dirndl.* An act granting a pension to Harriet A. Duvall. May 7, 1906 1906 *Pleasant Calor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Pleasant Calor. May 7, 1906 1906 *Caleb M. Tarter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caleb M.
Tarter. May 7, 1906 1906 *Daniel E. Durgin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel E. Durgin. May 7, 1906 1907 *Thomas Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Brown. May 7, 1906 1907 *William Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Brown. May 7, 1906 1907 *Ebenezer A. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ebenezer A. Rice. May 7, 1906 1907 *Peter Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Cole. May 7, 1906 1908 *Samuel Pepper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Pepper.
May 7, 1906 1908 *George M. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M. Thompson. May 7, 1906 1908 *Edgar B. Hughson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar B. Hughson. May 7, 1906 1908 *William Louther.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Louther. May 7, 1906 1908 *Alma L. Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alma L. Wells. May 7, 1906 1909 *Harry D. McFarland.* An act granting a pension to Harry D. McFarland. May 7, 1906 1909 *Herbert D.
Ingersoll.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herbert D. Ingersoll. May 7, 1906 1909 *Walter F. Bean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter F. Bean. May 7, 1906 1909 *Henrietta W. Willson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henrietta W. Wilson. May 7, 1906 1909 *Sheldon B. Fargo.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sheldon B. Fargo. May 7, 1906 1910 *Katie B. Meister.* An act granting an increase of pension to Katie B. Meister. May 7, 1906 1910 *William N.
J. Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to William N. J. Burns. May 7, 1906 1910 *Samuel F. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel F. Williams. May 7, 1906 1910 *James T. Caskey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Caskey. May 7, 1906 1911 *Abraham G. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham G. Long. May 7, 1906 1911 *Augustus J. Morey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus J. Morey. May 7, 1906 1911 *Margaret A.
Rucker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret A. Rucker. May 7, 1906 1911 *Henry C. Coffin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Coffin. May 7, 1906 1912 *Enos Day.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enos Day. May 7, 1906 1912 *Joseph Muncher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Muncher. May 7, 1906 1912 *Edwin Hicks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin Hicks. May 7, 1906 1912 *Marius S. Cooley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marius S.
Cooley. May 7, 1906 1912 *Samuel H. Frazier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel H. Frazier. May 7, 1906 1913 *John A. Dowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Dowell. May 7, 1906 1913 *Henry H. Sibley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H. Sibley. May 7, 1906 1913 *Samuel E. Carlton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel E. Carlton. May 7, 1906 1913 *John Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Long. May 7, 1906 1914xl *Thomas W.
Barnum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W. Barnum. May 7, 1906 1914 *John W. Barton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Barton. May 7, 1906 1914 *Eduard Farrell.* An act granting a pension to Edward Farrell. May 7, 1906 1914 *Charles F. Hopkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Hopkins. May 7, 1906 1914 *Edward Lilley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Lilley. May 7, 1906 1915 *Ellen T. Sivels.* An act granting a pension to Ellen T.
Sivels. May 7, 1906 1915 *David R. Walden.* An act granting an increase of pension to David R. Walden. May 7, 1906 1915 *Robert B. Williby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert B. Williby. May 7, 1906 1915 *Virginia A. Hilburn.* An act granting a pension to Virginia A. Hilburn. May 7, 1906 1916 *Harriet L. Morrison.* An act granting a pension to Harriet L. Morrison. May 7, 1906 1916 *Gilson Lawrence.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gilson Lawrence. May 7, 1906 1916 *Lorenzo D.
Hartwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo D. Hartwell. May 7, 1906 1916 *William T. Morgan.* An act granting a pension to William T. Morgan. May 7, 1906 1916 *Jennie White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie White. May 7, 1906 1917 *Martha Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Howard. May 7, 1906 1917 *Mary B. Watson.* An act granting a pension to Mary B. Watson. May 7, 1906 1917 *Andrew J. Mosier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J.
Mosier. May 7, 1906 1917 *Sidney A. Laurence.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney A. Lawrence. May 7, 1906 1917 *Sidney S. Brewerton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney S. Brewerton. May 7, 1906 1918 *Hautville A. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hautville A. Johnson. May 8, 1906 1918 *William H. Egolf.* An act granting an increase of ttension to William H. Egolf. May 8, 1906 1918 *William C. Banks.* An act granting a pension to William C.
Banks. May 8, 1906 1918 *Lucian W. French.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucian W. French. May 8, 1906 1919 *Edwin N. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin N. Baker. May 8, 1906 1919 *William H. Hackney.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Hackney. May 8, 1906 1919 *William H. Odear.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Odear. May 8, 1906 1919 *Frank Pugsley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Pugsley.
May 8, 1906 1920 *George W. Wicks.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Wicks. May 8, 1906 1920 *Leander D. Reeve.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leander C. Reeve. May 8, 1906 1920 *Richard H. Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard H. Lee. May 8, 1906 1920 *Christian H. Goebel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christian H. Goebel. May 8, 1906 1920 *Alice S. Shepard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice S. Shepard.
May 8, 1906 1921 *Ellen H. Swayne.* An act granting a pension to Ellen H. Swayne. May 8, 1906 1921 *Joseph H. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Allen. May 8, 1906 1921 *Edward T. White.* An act granting a pension to Edward T. White. May 8, 1906 1921 *Clara F. Leslie.* An act granting a pension to Clara F. Leslie. May 8, 1906 1922 *Juliet K. Phillips.* An act granting a pension to Juliet K. Phillips. May 8, 1906 1922 *William B. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B.
Mitchell. May 8, 1906 1922 *Sarah S. Etue.* An act granting a pension to Sarah S. Etue. May 8, 1906 1922 *Willis H. Watson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Willis H. Watson. May 8, 1906 1922 *Martha Hoffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Hoffman. May 8, 1906 1923 *William R. Gallion.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Gallion. May 8, 1906 1923 *David B. Neafus.* An act granting an increase of pension to David B. Neafus. May 8, 1906 1923 *George W.
Bodenhamer.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Bodenhamer. May 8, 1906 1923 *Francis A. Beranek.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A. Beranek. May 8, 1906 1924 *George B. Vallandigham.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. Vallandigham. May 8, 1906 1924 *Daniel Shelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Shelly. May 8, 1906 1924 *William C. Bourke.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Bourke. May 8, 1906 1924 *John Hirth.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hirth.
May 8, 1906 1924 *Abisha Risk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abisha Risk. May 8, 1906 1925 *Sarah Lovell.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Lovell. May 8, 1906 1925 *William Triplett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Triplett. May 8, 1906 1925 *Myra R. Daniels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Myra R. Daniels. May 8, 1906 1925 *Martha H. Ten Eyck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha H. Ten Eyck. May 8, 1906 1926 *Solomon Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon Jackson.
May 8, 1906 1926 *Alice A. Fray.* An act granting a pension to Alice A. Fray. May 8, 1906 1926 *Mary A. Good.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Good. May 8, 1906 1926 *Smith Vaughan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Smith Vaughan. May 8, 1906 1926 *Henry D. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Miller. May 8, 1906 1927 *Charles R Frost.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles R. Frost. May 8, 1906 1927 *Ferdinand Hercher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ferdinand Hercher.
May 8, 1906 1927 *Bridget Egan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bridget Egan. May 8, 1906 1927 *Ebenezer Lusk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ebenezer Lusk. May 8, 1906 1928xli *Henry Swigart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Swigart. May 8, 1906 1928 *Willard Farrington.* An act granting an increase of pension to Willard Farrington. May 8, 1906 1928 *Calvin D. Wilber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin D. Wilber. May 8, 1906 1928 *Omen Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Owen Martin.
May 8, 1906 1928 *Mary E. Lincoln.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Lincoln. May 8, 1906 1929 *Cornelia A. Mobley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelia A. Mobley. May 8, 1906 1929 *William Hoaglin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hoaglin. May 8, 1906 1929 *William Monks.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Monks. May 8, 1906 1929 *Seth H. Cooper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seth H. Cooper. May 8, 1906 1930 *Noel J.
Burgess.* An act granting an increase of pension to Noel J. Burgess. May 8, 1906 1930 *Benjamin F. Burgess.* A n act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Burgess. May 8, 1906 1930 *Susan J. F. Joslyn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan J. F. Joslyn. May 8, 1906 1930 *Oliver M. Slone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver M. Stone. May 8, 1906 1030 *John B. Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Lee. May 8, 1906 1931 *Harrison Randolph.* An act granting ati increase of pension to Harrison Randolph.
May 8, 1906 1931 *Joshua M. Lounsberry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua M. Lounsberry. May 8, 1906 1931 *Melvin Grandy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melvin Grandy. May 8, 1906 1931 *Gabriel Cody.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gabriel Cody. May 8, 1906 1932 *Sallie Tyrrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sallie Tyrrell. May 8, 1906 1932 *Mary C. Feigley.* An act granting an increqpe of pension to Mary C. Feigley. May 8, 1906 1932 *Josiah F.
Staubs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah F. Staubs. May 8, 1906 1932 *Samuel F. Baublitz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel F. Banblitz. May 8, 1906 1932 *Jeremiah McKenzie.* An act granting a pension to Jeremiah McKenzie. May 8, 1906 1933 *Lizzie B. Cusick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lizzie B. Cusick. May 8, 1906 1933 *Mary J. McLeod.* An act granting a pension to Mary J. McLeod. May 8, 1906 1933 *William S. Garrett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William S.
Garrett. May 8, 1906 1933 *Robert Staplins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Staplins. May 8, 1906 1934 *Margaret F. Joyce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret F. Joyce. May 8, 1906 1934 *John H. Stacy.* An act granting a pension to John H. Stacy. May 8, 1906 1934 *John F. Alsup.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Alsup. May 8, 1906 1934 *David N. Morland.* An act granting an increase of pension to David N. Morland. May 8, 1906 1934 *John D.
Cutler.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Cutler. May 8, 1906 1935 *Elijah A. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah A. Smith. May 8, 1906 1935 *Samuel M. Tow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel M. Tow. May 8, 1906 1935 *David Buckner.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Buckner. May 8, 1906 1935 *Mary E. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Johnson. May 8, 1906 1936 *Sophronia Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sophronia Roberts.
May 8, 1906 1936 *Annie M. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie M. Walker. May 8, 1906 1936 *John Beatty.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Beatty. May 8, 1906 1936 *Frances L. Porter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frances L. Porter. May 8, 1906 1936 *George W. Dunlap.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Dunlap. May 8, 1906 1937 *Jacob M. Pickle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob M. Pickle. May 8, 1906 1937 *Emily J.
Alden.* An act granting a pension to Emily J. Alden. May 8, 1906 1937 *Matilda C. Frizelle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matilda C. Frizelle. May 8, 1906 1937 *William H. H. Shaffer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. H. Shaffer. May 8, 1906 1938 *Laura B. Ihrie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura B. Ihrie. May 10, 1906 1938 *Sarah M. E. Hinman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah M. E. Hinman. May 10, 1906 1938 *Jeremiah Lunsford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Lunsford.
May 10, 1906 1938 *Edward Gillespie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Gillespie. May 10, 1906 1938 *William F. M. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. M. Rice. May 10, 1906 1939 *Lewis De Laittre.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis De Laittre. May 10, 1906 1939 *Mary Dagenfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Dagenfield. May 10, 1906 1939 *Mary E. Dugger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Dugger.
May 12, 1906 1939 *Charles M. Demarest.* An act for the relief of the estate of Charles M. Demarest, deceased. May 16, 1906 1940 *Charles L. Allen.* An act for the relief of Charles L. Allen. May 16, 1906 1940 *Amanda Lucas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amanda Lucas. May 21, 1906 1940 *Francis Cotton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Colton. May 21, 1906 1941 *Emma Worrall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Worrall. May 21, 1906 1941 *Mariot Losure.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mariot Losure.
May 21, 1906 1941 *Albert Butler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Butler. May 21, 1906 1941 *Baltzar Mowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Baltzar Mowan. May 21, 1906 1941 *Samuel J. Langdon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel J. Langdon. May 21, 1906 1942 *Mary E. Bronaugh.* An act granting a pension to Mary E. Bronaugh. May 21, 1906 1942 *James A. March.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. March. May 21, 1906 1942 *Harriett A.
Rawles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriett A. Rawles. May 21, 1906 1942 *Lewis S. George.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis S. George. May 21, 1906 1942 *Andrew H. Wolf.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew H. Wolf. May 21, 1906 1943 *William H. Sweeney, jr.* An act granting a pension to William H. Sweeney, junior. May 21, 1906 1943 *Marlin Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Clark. May 21, 1906 1943xlii *George Chambers.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Chambers.
May 21, 1906 1943 *Eli W. Knowles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli W. Knowles. May 21, 1906 1944 *Aaron F. Patten.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron F. Fatten. May 21, 1906 1944 *Mary C. Wilsey.* An act granting a pension to Mary C. Wilsey. May 21, 1906 1944 *Joseph M. Allison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph M. Allison. May 21, 1906 1944 *Margarette E. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margarette E. Brown. May 21, 1906 1944 *Spencer C.
Stilwill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Spencer C. Stilwill. May 21, 1906 1945 *William L. Sheaff.* An act granting an increase of pension to William L. Sheaff. May 21, 1906 1945 *Mathias Hammes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mathias Hammes. May 21, 1906 1945 *Lisania Judd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lisania Judd. May 21, 1906 1945 *Ahimaaz E. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ahimaaz E. Wood. May 21, 1906 1946 *Charles Farrel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Farrel.
May 21, 1906 1946 *Michael Quill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Quill. May 21, 1906 1946 *Henry S. Knecht.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry S. Knecht. May 21, 1906 1946 *John Caverly.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Caverly. May 21, 1906 1946 *Harlan P. Cobb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harlan P. Cobb. May 21, 1906 1947 *Job Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Job Rice. May 21, 1906 1947 *Thomas McCormick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McCormick.
May 21, 1906 1947 *John W. Daley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Daley. May 21, 1906 1947 *George W. Tomlinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Tomlinson. May 21, 1906 1948 *Louis A. Tyson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis A. Tyson. May 21, 1906 1948 *Ann J. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann J. Thompson. May 21, 1906 1948 *James F. Amis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies F. Amis. May 21, 1906 1948 *David Oglerie.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Oglevie.
May 21, 1906 1948 *Augustus A. Nevins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus A. Nevins. May 21, 1906 1949 *Lewis Du Bois.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Du Bois. May 21, 1906 1949 *Adaline M. Thornton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adaline AL Thornton. May 21, 1906 1949 *Georg W. Gilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Gilson. May 21, 1906 1949 *Thomas J. Tidswell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J.
Tidswell. May 21, 1906 1950 *Lorinda J. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorinda J. White. May 21, 1906 1950 *John M. Farquhar.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Farquhar. May 21, 1906 1950 *George H. Woodard.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Woodard. May 21, 1906 1950 *David N. Winsell.* An act granting an increase of pension to David N. Winsell. May 21, 1906 1950 *John Marah.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Marah.
May 21, 1906 1951 *Jacob Wigal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Wigal. May 21, 1906 1951 *Ernest H. Wardwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ernest H. Wardwell. May 21, 1906 1951 *William H. H. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. H. Robinson. May 21, 1906 1951 *William H. Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Ward. May 21, 1906 1952 *Otto A. Risum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Otto A.
Risum. May 21, 1906 1952 *Joseph F. Tebbelts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph F. Tebbetts. May 21, 1906 1952 *Joseph Dickson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Dickson. May 21, 1906 1952 *Alfred M. Hamlen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred M. Hamlen. May 21, 1906 1952 *Charles E. Sischo.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Sischo. May 21, 1906 1953 *Thomas J. Pickett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J.
Pickett. May 21, 1906 1953 *Simon A. Snyder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simon A. Snyder. May 21, 1906 1953 *William O. Clark.* An act granting a pension to William O. Clark. May 21, 1906 1953 *Hermann Muehlberg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hermann Muehlberg. May 21, 1906 1954 *John Hull.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hull. May 21, 1906 1954 *Betsey B. Whitmore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Betsey B. Whitmore. May 21, 1906 1954 *Henry T.
Sisson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry T. Sisson. May 21, 1906 1954 *Kate S. Hutchings.* An act granting a pension to Kate S. Hutchings. May 21, 1906 1954 *Isaac M. Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac M. Howard. May 21, 1906 1955 *Clinton B. Wintersteen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clinton B. Wintersteen. May 21, 1906 1955 *John W. Fletcher.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Fletcher. May 21, 1906 1955 *Nancy Pruit.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy Pruit.
May 21, 1906 1955 *William I. Brewer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William I. Brewer. May 21, 1906 1956 *George I’. Sealey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George P. Sealev. May 21, 1906 1956 *Richard I Delong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard L. Delong. May 21, 1906 1956 *Hilton Springsteed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hilton Springsteed. May 21, 1906 1956 *Thomas J. Bowser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J.
Bowser. May 21, 1906 1956 *Anna C. Bingham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna C. Bingham. May 21, 1906 1957 *Ruth P. Pierce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ruth P. Pierce. May 21, 1906 1957 *Andrew D. Danley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew D. Danley. May 21, 1906 1957 *Mury Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Clark. May 21, 1906 1957xliii *Hannah McCarty.* An act granting a pension to Hannah McCarty. May 21, 1906 1958 *Lorenzo E.
Johnson.* An act granting a pension to Lorenzo E. Johnson. May 21, 1906 1958 *Henry Sistrunk.* An act granting a pension to Henry Sistrunk. May 26, 1906 1958 *Isaac. L. Duggar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac L. Duggar. May 26, 1906 1958 *Henry E. Rhoades.* An act for the relief of Henry E. Rhoades, assistant engineer, United States Navy, retired. May 26, 1906 1958 *Darid H. Moffat.* An act for the relief of David H. Moffat. June 4, 1906 1959 *Charles F. Deisch.* An act to correct the military record of Charles F.
Deisch. June 4, 1906 1959 *Agnes W. and Sarah J. Hills.* An act for the relief of Agnes W. Hills and Sarah J. Hills. June 5, 1906 1959 *Charles W. Storr, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Storr, junior. June 6, 1906 1959 *Hamilton D. Broom.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hamilton D. Brown. June 6, 1906 1960 *Frank L. Fornshell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank L. Fornshell. June 6, 1906 1960 *Mary Lockard.* An act granting a pension to Mary Lockard.
June 6, 1906 1960 *Ezekiel Bridwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ezekiel Bridwell. June 6, 1906 1960 *George B. Hess.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. Hess. June 6, 1906 1960 *John Crawford.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Crawford. June 6, 1906 1961 *Philip Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip Cook. June 6, 1906 1961 *William A. Olmsted.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Olmsted. June 6, 1906 1961 *Frank J.
Oatley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank J. Oatley. June 6, 1906 1961 *William N. Whitlock.* An act granting an increase of pension to William N. Whitlock. June 6, 1906 1962 *George W. Childers.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Childers. June 6, 1906 1962 *James A. Sproull.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. Sproull. June 6, 1906 1962 *William H. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Smith. June 6, 1906 1962 *William Bridges.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Bridges.
June 6, 1906 1962 *George F. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to George F. Long. June 6, 1906 1963 *Jacob W. Gersteneker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob W. Gersteneker. June 6, 1906 1963 *Mary E. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Adams. June 6, 1906 1963 *James C. Town.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Town. June 6, 1906 1963 *Isaac Tattle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Tuttle. June 6, 1906 1964 *Christina White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christina White.
June 6, 1906 1964 *Henry R. Cowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry R. Cowan. June 6, 1906 1964 *Joseph D. Emery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph D. Emery. June 6, 1906 1964 *Otto Boesewetter.* An act granting a pension to Otto Boesewetter. June 6, 1906 1964 *James F. Chipman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Chipman. June 6, 1906 1965 *John Spaulding.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Spaulding. June 6, 1906 1965 *Thomas D.
Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas D. Campbell. June 6, 1906 1965 *Laura Hilgeman.* An act granting a pension to Laura Hilgeman. June 6, 1906 1965 *Albert M. Ryan.* An act granting a pension to Albert M. Ryan. June 6, 1906 1966 *Joshua S. Ditto.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua S. Ditto. June 6, 1906 1966 *Thomas H. Tallant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Tallant. June 6, 1906 1966 *Anderson J. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anderson J.
Smith. June 6, 1906 1966 *Hiram N. Goodell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram N. Goodell. June 6, 1906 1966 *Henry D. Stiehl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Stiehl. June 6, 1906 1967 *Louisa Gregg.* An act granting a pension to Louisa Gregg. June 6, 1906 1967 *Samuel P. Holland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel P. Holland. June 6, 1906 1967 *William A. Bailer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Failer. June 6, 1906 1967 *Lewis R.
Stegman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis R. Stegman. June 6, 1906 1968 *William Cary.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Cary. June 6, 1906 1968 *Elias C. Kitchin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias C. Kitchin. June 6, 1906 1968 *Joseph A. Noyes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph A. Noyes. June 6, 1906 1968 *William H. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Chapman. June 6, 1906 1968 *Edwin R.
Steenrod.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin R. Steenrod. June 6, 1906 1969 *Edmund Fish.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund Fish. June 6, 1906 1969 *Andrew J. Douglass.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Douglass. June 6, 1906 1969 *William H. Gilbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Gilbert. June 6, 1906 1969 *Isaac C. France.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac C. France. June 6, 1906 1970 *Samuel A.
White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel A. White. June 6, 1906 1970 *James B. McWhorter.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. McWhorter. June 6, 1906 1970 *Stephen C. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen C. Smith. June 6, 1906 1970 *Charles F. Voss.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Voss. June 6, 1906 1970 *Charles H. Weaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Weaver. June 6, 1906 1971 *James Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Scott.
June 6, 1906 1971 *Susie M. Gerth.* An act granting a pension to Susie M. Gerth. June 6, 1906 1971 *Mary Hanson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Hanson. June 6, 1906 1971 *John McCandless.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McCandless. June 6, 1906 1972 *James H. Kemp.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Kemp. June 6, 1906 1972xliv *Julius Beier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius Beier. June 6, 1906 1972 *John Coughlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Coughlin.
June 6, 1906 1972 *Similde E. Forbes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Similde E. Forbes. June 6, 1906 1972 *Ada J. Lasswell.* An act granting a pension to Ada J. Lasswell. June 6, 1906 1973 *Nellie A. Batchelder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nellie A. Batchelder. June 6, 1906 1973 *John W. Madison.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Madison. June 6, 1906 1973 *Sewell F. Graves.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sewell F. Graves.
June 6, 1906 1973 *Edward F. Paramore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward F. Paramore. June 6, 1906 1974 *John L. Coffey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Coffey. June 6, 1906 1974 *Horace A. Manley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace A. Manley. June 6, 1906 1974 *Florence Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Florence Sullivan. June 6, 1906 1974 *Edna M. Johnson.* An act granting a pension to Edna M. Johnson. June 6, 1906 1974 *George Cunningham.* An act granting a pension to George Cunningham.
June 6, 1906 1975 *Mary F. McCauley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary F. McCauley. June 6, 1906 1975 *August Crome.* An act granting a pension to August Crome. June 6, 1906 1975 *Aaron L. Rockwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron L. Rockwood. June 6, 1906 1975 *Mary E. O’Hare.* An act granting a pension to Mary E. O’Hare. June 6, 1906 1976 *Charles H. McKenney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. McKenney. June 6, 1906 1976 *William Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Gibson.
June 6, 1906 1976 *Joseph B. Newbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Newbury. June 6, 1906 1976 *Joseph J. Mishler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Mishler. June 6, 1906 1976 *James W. Dorman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Dorman. June 6, 1906 1977 *Abram Higbie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram Higbie. June 6, 1906 1977 *Elizabeth Kohler.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth Kohler. June 6, 1906 1977 *John Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Harrison.
June 6, 1906 1977 *Samuel Deems.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Deems. June 6, 1906 1978 *James F. Hollett.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Hollett. June 6, 1906 1978 *Harvey Deal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Deal. June 6, 1906 1978 *Ebenezer W. Akerley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ebenezer W. Akerley. June 6, 1906 1978 *Artemas D. Many.* An act granting an increase of pension to Artemas D. Many. June 6, 1906 1978 *Joseph N.
Piersell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph N. Piersell. June 6, 1906 1979 *Rachel J. Bartlett.* An act granting a pension to Rachel L. Bartlett. June 6, 1906 1979 *James D. Leach.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Leach. June 6, 1906 1979 *John McDonald.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McDonald. June 6, 1906 1979 *Samuel Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Jones. June 6, 1906 1980 *Samuel W. Harlan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel W.
Harlan. June 6, 1906 1980 *John Sirmyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Sirmyer. June 6, 1906 1980 *Joseph Matthews.* An act granting a pension to Joseph Matthews. June 6, 1906 1980 *Robert D. Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert D. Williamson. June 6, 1906 1980 *Benjamin F. Heald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Heald. June 6, 1906 1981 *Stephen W. Neal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen W. Neal.
June 6, 1906 1981 *Joseph S. Larrance.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph S. Larrance. June 6, 1906 1981 *Abraham G. Leiser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham G. Leiser. June 6, 1906 1981 *William C. Berghahn.* An act granting a pension to William C. Berghahn. June 6, 1906 1982 *Lawyer Sags.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lawyer Sugs. June 6, 1906 1982 *Davis Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Davis Preston. June 6, 1906 1982 *Francis M.
Hinds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Hinds. June 6, 1906 1982 *Lewis Hoffmann.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Hoffmann. June 6, 1906 1982 *Louisa Spielman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Spielman. June 6, 1906 1983 *Josephine D. McNary.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine D. McNary. June 6, 1906 1983 *Charles H. Dunning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Dunning. June 6, 1906 1983 *Minnie Irwin.* An act granting a pension to Minnie Irwin.
June 6, 1906 1983 *Helen S. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen S. Brown. June 6, 1906 1984 *James S. Topping.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Topping. June 6, 1906 1984 *John McDonough.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McDonough. June 6, 1906 1984 *Daniel J. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel J. Miller. June 6, 1906 1984 *J. Morgan Seabury.* An act granting an increase of pension to J. Morgan Seabury.
June 6, 1906 1984 *James McKenna.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McKenna. June 6, 1906 1985 *Francis M. McClendon.* An act granting a pension to Francis M. McClendon. June 6, 1906 1985 *Joseph B. Dickinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Dickinson. June 6, 1906 1985 *Sarah Adams.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Adams. June 6, 1906 1985 *William E. Wallace.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Wallace. June 6, 1906 1986 *Benjamin D.
Bogia.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin D. Bogia. June 6, 1906 1986 *Charles W. Kelsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Kelsey. June 6, 1906 1986 *Abram Van Riper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram Van Riper. June 6, 1906 1986 *Jesse H. Brandt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse H. Brandt. June 6, 1906 1986 *William Wiley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wiley. June 6, 1906 1987xlv *Nancy Ann Gee.* An act granting a pension to Nancy Ann Gee.
June 6, 1906 1987 *Edward Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Ross. June 6, 1906 1987 *Reese Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reese Moore. June 6, 1906 1987 *William J. Drake.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Drake. June 6, 1906 1988 *Sarah Ellen Dickens.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Ellen Dickens. June 6, 1906 1988 *William J. Beach.* An act granting a pension to William J. Beach. June 6, 1906 1988 *J. Bailey Orem.* An act granting an increase of pension to J.
Bailey Orem. June 6, 1906 1988 *John C. Heney.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Heney. June 6, 1906 1988 *Waller Saunders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter Saunders. June 6, 1906 1989 *Henry Du Graff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry De Graff. June 6, 1906 1989 *James S. Prose.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Drose. June 6, 1906 1989 *Lewis S. Perkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis S. Perkins.
June 6, 1906 1989 *Jesse W. Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse W. Howe. June 6, 1906 1990 *Robert Blancett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Blancett. June 6, 1906 1990 *Augustus Hathaway.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus Hathaway. June 6, 1906 1990 *Sarah E. Holland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Holland. June 6, 1906 1990 *Penina Owens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Penina Owens. June 6, 1906 1990 *Jesse A.
B. Thame.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse A. B. Thorne. June 6, 1906 1991 *William Haines.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Haines. June 6, 1906 1991 *Augustus McDaniel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus McDaniel. June 6, 1906 1991 *Joseph W. Harsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Harsh. June 6, 1906 1991 *John W. Wabrass.* An act granting a pension to John W. Wabrass. June 6, 1906 1992 *Eleanor Gregory.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eleanor Gregory.
June 6, 1906 1992 *Michael Davy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Davy, alias James Byron. June 6, 1906 1992 *Elizabeth J. Meek.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth J. Meek. June 6, 1906 1992 *Julia A. Bachus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Bachus. June 6, 1906 1992 *Thomas Crowley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Crowley. June 6, 1906 1993 *William Kelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kelly.
June 6, 1906 1993 *Frances Bell.* An act granting a pension to Frances Bell. June 6, 1906 1993 *Ellen M. Van Brunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen M. Van Brunt. June 6, 1906 1993 *Mary Cochran.* An act granting a pension to Mary Cochran. June 6, 1906 1994 *Joseph Nobinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Nobinger. June 6, 1906 1994 *William S. Newman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William S. Newman. June 6, 1906 1994 *Ann Dewier.* An act granting a pension to Ann Dewier.
June 6, 1906 1994 *Allison W. Bollard.* An act granting a pension to Allison W. Pollard. June 6, 1906 1994 *James P. Tucker.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P. Tucker. June 6, 1906 1995 *Wilhelm Dickhoff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilhelm Dickhoff. June 6, 1906 1995 *Juan Canasco.* An act granting an increase of pension to Juan Canasco. June 6, 1906 1995 *Levi L. Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi L. Price. June 6, 1906 1995 *Martin Dayhuff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Dayhuff.
June 6, 1906 1996 *Emeline A. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emeline A. Stewart. June 6, 1906 1996 *Wiley H. Dixon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wiley H. Dixon. June 6, 1906 1996 *George W. Reeder.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Reeder. June 6, 1906 1996 *John S. Melton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Melton. June 6, 1906 1996 *Edward Delany.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Delany. June 6, 1906 1997 *James A.
Scrutchfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. Scrutchfield. June 6, 1906 1997 *Bettie Stern.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bettie Stern. June 6, 1906 1997 *William T. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Stewart. June 6, 1906 1997 *John K. Dalzell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John K. Dalzell. June 6, 1906 1998 *Isaac Kindle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Kindle. June 6, 1906 1998 *Charles M.
Mears.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Mears. June 6, 1906 1998 *Franklin Cooley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Cooley. June 6, 1906 1998 *William A. Braselton.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Braselton. June 6, 1906 1998 *Martha A. Kenney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha A. Kenney. June 6, 1906 1999 *Henry Gentles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Gentles, alias Henry Hopner. June 6, 1906 1999 *Aaron P.
Seeley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron P. Seeley. June 6, 1906 1999 *Louis C. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis C. Robinson. June 6, 1906 1999 *Eliza J Nixon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza L. Nixon. June 6, 1906 2000 *Daniel M. Philbrook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel M. Philbrook. June 6, 1906 2000 *Ezra H. Wiggins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ezra H. Wiggins. June 6, 1906 2000 *Isaac C.
Smallwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac C. Smallwood. June 6, 1906 2000 *Frederick B. Walton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick B. Walton. June 6, 1906 2000 *Thomas Armstrong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Armstrong. June 6, 1906 2001 *William K. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to William K. Stewart. June 6, 1906 2001 *James McManis.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McManis. June 6, 1906 2001 *Harriet Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet Howard.
June 6, 1906 2001xlvi *Dennis W. Ray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis W. Ray. June 6, 1906 2002 *Matthew H. Bellomy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matthew H. Bellomy. June 6, 1906 2002 *Eliza Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Moore. June 6, 1906 2002 *Isaac N. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac N. Long. June 6, 1906 2002 *Daniel C. Joslyn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel C. Joslyn. June 6, 1906 2002 *John F.
Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Smith. June 6, 1906 2003 *George E. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Wood. June 6, 1906 2003 *James Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Gray. June 6, 1906 2003 *Milton Diehl.* An act granting a pension to Milton Diehl. June 6, 1906 2003 *Enoch Rector.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enoch Rector. June 6, 1906 2004 *Jacob Wagenknecht.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Wagenknecht.
June 6, 1906 2004 *William H. Ryckman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Ryckman. June 6, 1906 2004 *Joseph B. Teas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Teas. June 6, 1906 2004 *William W. Ferguson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Ferguson. June 6, 1906 2004 *Artemesia T. Husbrook.* An act granting a pension to Artemesia T. Husbrook. June 6, 1906 2005 *William H. M. Carpenter.* An act granting a pension to William H. M.
Carpenter. June 6, 1906 2005 *Mary E. Darcy.* An act granting a pension to Mary E. Darcy. June 6, 1906 2005 *Jose N. Lucero.* An act granting a pension to Jose N. Lucero, alias Nasario Lucero. June 6, 1906 2005 *Hester Hyatt.* An act granting a pension to Hester Hyatt. June 6, 1906 2006 *John T. Wagoner.* An act granting a pension to John T. Wagoner. June 6, 1906 2006 *Catharine Arnold.* An act granting a pension to Catharine Arnold. June 6, 1906 2006 *Will E. Kayser.* An act granting a pension to Will E.
Kayser June 6, 1906 2006 *Sarah Smith.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Smith. June 6, 1906 2006 *Catharine Piper.* An act granting a pension to Catharine Piper. June 6, 1906 2007 *Esther M. Foah.* An act granting a pension to Esther M. Noah. June 6, 1906 2007 *Katharine Cartridge.* An act granting a pension to Katharine Partridge. June 6, 1906 2007 *Delilah Moore.* An act granting a pension to Delilah Moore. June 6, 1906 2007 *Gustave Bergen.* An act granting a pension to Gustave Bergen.
June 6, 1906 2008 *Lucy C. Strout.* An act granting a pension to Lucy C. Strout. June 6, 1906 2008 *Cornelia Mitchell.* An act granting a pension to Cornelia Mitchell. June 6, 1906 2008 *Edith F. Morrison.* An act granting a pension to Edith F. Morrison. June 6, 1906 2008 *Rhoda Munsil.* An act granting a pension to Rhoda Munsil. June 6, 1906 2008 *Alice Garvey.* An act granting a pension to Alice Garvey. June 6, 1906 2009 *Margaret E. Eveland.* An act granting a pension to Margaret E.
Eveland. June 6, 1906 2009 *David J. Bentley.* An act granting a pension to David J. Bentley. June 6, 1906 2009 *Lizzie H. Prout.* An act granting a pension to Lizzie H. Prout. June 6, 1906 2009 *Harriet A. Morton.* An act granting a pension to Harriet A. Morton. June 6, 1906 2010 *Sarah A. Thompson.* An act granting a pension to Sarah A. Thompson. June 6, 1906 2010 *Ellen E. Leary.* An act granting a pension to Ellen E. Leary. June 6, 1906 2010 *Charles E. Benson.* An act granting a pension to Charles E.
Benson. June 6, 1906 2010 *Wincy A. Lindsey.* An act granting a pension to Wincy A. Lindsey. June 6, 1906 2010 *Emily Compton.* An act granting a pension to Emily Compton. June 6, 1906 2011 *James J. Winkler.* An act granting a pension to James J. Winkler. June 6, 1906 2011 *Isaac Cope.* An act granting a pension to Isaac Cope. June 6, 1906 2011 *Margaret Sterens.* An act granting a pension to Margaret Stevens. June 6, 1906 2011 *Mahala Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mahala Jones.
June 6, 1906 2012 *Mary T. Corns.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary T. Corns. June 6, 1906 2012 *Matilda Morrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matilda Morrison. June 6, 1906 2012 *Amanda Pitman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amanda Pitman. June 6, 1906 2012 *Eduard O’Shea.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward O’Shea. June 6, 1906 2012 *Peter G. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter G. Thompson. June 6, 1906 2013 *Edwin Howes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin Howes.
June 6, 1906 2013 *William G. Westover.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Westover. June 6, 1906 2013 *Patrick Mooney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Mooney. June 6, 1906 2013 *Edward W. Bell.* An act granting an increase or pension to Edward W. Bell. June 6, 1906 2014 *Jehu Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jehu Martin. June 6, 1906 2014 *Ezra JI. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ezra H. Brown. June 6, 1906 2014 *James McKelvy.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McKelvy.
June 6, 1906 2014 *George M. Dailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M. Dailey. June 6, 1906 2014 *Samuel P. Sargent.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel P. Sargent June 6, 1906 2015 *Virginia J. D. Holmes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Virginia J. D. Holmes. June 6, 1906 2015 *DruciUar A. Massey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Druciilar A. Massey. June 6, 1906 2015 *Job B. Sanderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Job B.
Sanderson. June 6, 1906 2015 *Elias Andrew.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Andrew. June 6, 1906 2016 *John W. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Thomas. June 6, 1906 2016 *Elizabeth Parks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Parks. June 6, 1906 2016 *John McConnell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McConnell. June 6, 1906 2016 *Josias R. King.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josias R. King. June 6, 1906 2016xlvii *Andren F.
Kreger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew F. Kreger. June 6, 1906 2017 *Levi H. Townsend.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi H. Townsend. June 6, 1906 2017 *Clark Cornett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clark Cornett. June 6, 1906 2017 *Joseph B. Sanders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Sanders. June 6, 1906 2017 *Samuel M. Reese.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel M. Reese. June 6, 1906 2018 *Eli Woodbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Woodbury.
June 6, 1906 2018 *Harley Mowrey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harley Mowrey. June 6, 1906 2018 *Hannah M. Hayes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah M.’ Hayes. June 6, 1906 2018 *Jacob H. Deckard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob H. Deckard. June 6, 1906 2018 *Lafayette North.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lafayette North. June 6, 1906 2019 *Harmon Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harmon Freeman, alias Harmon Storme.
June 6, 1906 2019 *Mary J. Halbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Halbert. June 6, 1906 2019 *George W. Sutton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Sutton. June 6, 1906 2019 *William T. Burgess.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Burgess. June 6, 1906 2020 *Phillip Schloesser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phillip Schloesser. June 6, 1906 2020 *Annie M. Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie M.
Stevens. June 6, 1906 2020 *John Misner.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Misner. June 6, 1906 2020 *Abraham Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham Walker. June 6, 1906 2020 *Hartley B. Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hartley B. Cox. June 6, 1906 2021 *William D. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Jones. June 6, 1906 2021 *Thomas J. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Smith. June 6, 1906 2021 *Mary E.
Ramsey.* An act granting an increase of pension,to Mary E. Ramsey. June 6, 1906 2021 *John C. Linsday.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Linsday. June 6, 1906 2022 *Frederick Fcnz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Fenz. June 6, 1906 2022 *Morris Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morris Smith. June 6, 1906 2022 *John Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Williamson. June 6, 1906 2022 *William T. A. H. Boles.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T.
A. H. Boles. June 6, 1906 2022 *Daniil Shrader.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Shrader. June 6, 1906 2023 *George C. Powell.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Powell. June 6, 1906 2023 *Francis M. Crawford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Crawford. June 6, 1906 2023 *Margaret A. Hope* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret A. Hope. June 6, 1906 2023 *James S. Brand.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S.
Brand. June 6, 1906 2024 *Edwin Elliott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin Elliott. June 6, 1906 2024 *David Lindsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Lindsey. June 6, 1906 2024 *Edward E. Elliott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward E. Elliott. June 6, 1906 2024 *George Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to George. Rogers. June 6, 1906 2024 *Henry Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Johnson. June 6, 1906 2025 *Laurence Foley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laurence Foley.
June 6, 1906 2025 *Orrin l. Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orrin D. Nichols. June 6, 1906 2025 *John A. Bryan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Bryan. June 6, 1906 2025 *Andrew Dorn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Dorn. June 6, 1906 2026 *David Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Ross. June 6, 1906 2026 *James McCracken.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McCracken. June 6, 1906 2026 *William Hendricks.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hendricks.
June 6, 1906 2026 *Andrew J. Roe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Roe. June 6, 1906 2026 *William W. Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Carter. June 6, 1906 2027 *Caroline M. Peirce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline M. Peirce. June 6, 1906 2027 *Asenith Woodall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asenith Woodall. June 6, 1906 2027 *North Ann Dorman.* An act granting an increase of pension to North Ann Dorman.
June 6, 1906 2027 *Thomas Bosworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Bosworth. June 6, 1906 2028 *Lewis Denson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Denson. June 6, 1906 2028 *James B. Fairchild.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies B. Fairchild. June 6, 1906 2028 *Charles Meyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Meyer. June 6, 1906 2028 *James R. Hilliard.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Hilliard.
June 6, 1906 2028 *illiam Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Martin. June 6, 1906 2029 *Catharine Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Price. June 6, 1906 2029 *James M. Sikes.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Sikes. June 6, 1906 2029 *William H. Gautier.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Gautier. June 6, 1906 2029 *Jonathan I. Wright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan 1. Wright.
June 6, 1906 2030 *Cyrus S. Case.* An act granting an increase of penaion to Cyrus S. Case. June 6, 1906 2030 *Sarah M. Erans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah M. Evans. June 6, 1906 2030 *Ambrose Y. Teague.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ambrose Y. Teague. June 6, 1906 2030 *John Rutter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Rutter. June 6, 1906 2030 *Whitman V. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Whitman V. White. June 6, 1906 2031 *Silas P.
Conway.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas P. Conway. June 6, 1906 2031 *Joseph M. Pound.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph M. Pound. June 6, 1906 2031xlviii *William Mattison.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Mattison. June 6, 1906 2031 *Christopher C. Reeres.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher C. Reeves. June 6, 1906 2032 *Pleasant W. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Pleasant W. Cook. June 6, 1906 2032 *James A.
Duff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies A. Duff. June 6, 1906 2032 *James Webb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies Webb. June 6, 1906 2032 *Louis Stoeckig.* An act granting an increase or pension to Louis Stoeckig. June 6, 1906 2032 *Philip Dumont.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip Dumont. June 6, 1906 2033 *Louis Lepine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis Lepine. June 6, 1906 2033 *Henry B. Teetor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B.
Teetor. June 6, 1906 2033 *Lewis P. Chandler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis P. Chandler. June 6, 1906 2033 *Sterling Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sterling Hughes. June 6, 1906 2034 *James S. Burgess.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Buigess. June 6, 1906 2034 *Henry I. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Jones. June 6, 1906 2034 *Samuel Hough.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Hough.
June 6, 1906 2034 *Angus Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Angus Campbell. June 6, 1906 2034 *David W. Kirkpatrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to David W. Kirkpatrick. June 6, 1906 2035 *Henry Brenizer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ilenry Brenizer. June 6, 1906 2035 *Henry C. Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Jackson. June 6, 1906 2035 *James Waskom.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Waskom.
June 6, 1906 2035 *Georgia A. Hughs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Georgia A. Hughs. June 6, 1906 2036 *Joel H. Youngkin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joel R. Youngkin. June 6, 1906 2036 *Darwin Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Darwin Johnson. June 6, 1906 2036 *William D. Woodcock.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Woodcock. June 6, 1906 2036 *Dennis Winn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis Winn.
June 6, 1906 2036 *Sherwood F. Culberson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sherwood F. Culberson. June 6, 1906 2037 *Thomas H. Hogan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Hogan. June 6, 1906 2037 *Stephen Vaught.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Vaught. June 6, 1906 2037 *John It. Baldwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Baldwin. June 6, 1906 2037 *Melroe Tarter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melroe Tarter.
June 6, 1906 2038 *Harriet Payne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet Payne. June 6, 1906 2038 *Joseph Delisle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Delisle. June 6, 1906 2038 *Eleazer C. Harmon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eleazer C. Harmon. June 6, 1906 2038 *Willard F. Sessions.* An act granting an increase of pension to Willard F. Sessions. June 6, 1906 2038 *Fountain M. Fain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fountain M.
Fain. June 6, 1906 2039 *Mary Thackara.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Thackara. June 6, 1906 2039 *Jackson I). Thornton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jackson D. Thornton. June 6, 1906 2039 *Samuel Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Smith. June 6, 1906 2039 *Josephine L. Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine L. Jordan. June 6, 1906 2040 *George Fankell.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Fankell.
June 6, 1906 2040 *Simeon Pierce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simeon Pierce. June 6, 1906 2040 *William I. Wilcher.* An act granting an increase of pension to William I. Wilcher. June 6, 1906 2040 *Thomas Blakney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Blakney. June 6, 1906 2040 *George W. Olis.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Olis. June 6, 1906 2041 *John Burke.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Burke. June 6, 1906 2041 *William Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Taylor.
June 6, 1906 2041 *Jesse Wiley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Wiley. June 6, 1906 2041 *Scott Ruddlick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Scott Ruddick. June 6, 1906 2042 *Sophie Pohlers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sophie Pohlers. June 6, 1906 2042 *Thomas J. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Davis. June 6, 1906 2042 *Nathaniel C. Sawyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel C. Sawyer. June 6, 1906 2042 *Andrew E.
Kinney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew E. Kinney. June 6, 1906 2042 *Benjamin H. Cool.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin H. Cool. June 6, 1906 2043 *Aha D. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alva D. Smith. June 6, 1906 2043 *Derias Thomas Jean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Delias Thomas Jean. June 6, 1906 2043 *Rachel Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rachel Allen. June 6, 1906 2043 *John G. Vassar.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G.
Vassar. June 6, 1906 2044 *James Crandol.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Crandol. June 6, 1906 2044 *Charles L. Westfall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles L. Westfall. June 6, 1906 2044 *Mary E. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Patterson. June 6, 1906 2044 *William H. Hester.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Hester. June 6, 1906 2044 *Francis A. Hite.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A.
Hite. June 6, 1906 2045 *Esek W. Hoff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Esek W. Hoff. June 6, 1906 2045 *Wesiey G. Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wesley G. Cox. June 6, 1906 2045 *John L. Fuhrman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Fuhrman. June 6, 1906 2045 *Margaret McGiffin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret McGiffin. June 6, 1906 2046 *Arethusa M. Pettit.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arethusa M. Pettit.
June 6, 1906 2046xlix *William T. Stott.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Stott. June 6, 1906 2046 *William Warnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Warnes. June 6, 1906 2046 *James S. Ruby.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Ruby. June 6, 1906 2046 *Thaddeus C. S. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thaddeus C. S. Brown. June 6, 1906 2047 *David F. Eakin.* An act granting an increase of pension to David F.
Eakin. June 6, 1906 2047 *Isaiah H. Hazlitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah H. Hazlitt. June 6, 1906 2047 *William B. McAllister.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. McAllister. June 6, 1906 2047 *Orlando Hand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlando Hand. June 6, 1906 2048 *John A. Mather.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Mather. June 6, 1906 2048 *Charles I. Lord.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles P.
Lord. June 6, 1906 2048 *Virginia C. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Virginia C. Moore. June 6, 1906 2048 *John J. Elliott.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Elliott. June 6, 1906 2048 *Richard Dunlap.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Dunlap. June 6, 1906 2049 *John W. Marshall.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Marshall. June 6, 1906 2049 *James White.* An act granting an increase of pension to James White.
June 6, 1906 2049 *William Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hall. June 6, 1906 2049 *Margaret Haynes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Haynes. June 6, 1906 2050 *Charles Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Lee. June 6, 1906 2050 *Susan E. Nash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan E. Nash. June 6, 1906 2050 *Davia D. Spain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Davia D. Spain. June 6, 1906 2050 *George Willy.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Willy.
June 6, 1906 2050 *York A. Woodward.* An act granting an increase of pension to York A. Woodward. June 6, 1906 2051 *Henry Eastler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Eastier. June 6, 1906 2051 *Hugh F. Ames.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh I. Ames. June 6, 1906 2051 *Hannah J. K. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah J. K. Thomas. June 6, 1906 2051 *John Hoch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hoch. June 6, 1906 2052 *Joseph M.
Hays.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph M. Hays. June 6, 1906 2052 *Andrew T. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew T. Mitchell. June 6, 1906 2052 *John Dietz.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Dietz. June 6, 1906 2052 *Josephine B. Phelon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine B. Phelon. June 6, 1906 2052 *Abraham I. Canary.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham I. Canary. June 6, 1906 2053 *Thomas J.
Mackey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Mackey. June 6, 1906 2053 *Deloss Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Deloss Williams. June 6, 1906 2053 *Frank M. Parker.* An act granting an increase or pension to Frank M. Parker. June 6, 1906 2053 *AaronK. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron K. Clark. June 6, 1906 2054 *Thomas C. Alexander.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas C. Alexander. June 6, 1906 2054 *Wilbur F.
Dine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilbur F. Lane. June 6, 1906 2054 *Enoch Boyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enoch Boyle. June 6, 1906 2054 *William R. Snell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Snell. June 6, 1906 2054 *Samuel Witkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Watkins. June 6, 1906 2055 *John Eubank.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Eubank. June 6, 1906 2055 *Harriett E. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriett E.
Miller. June 6, 1906 2055 *Abraham K. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham K. Smith. June 6, 1906 2055 *James T. Bandy.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Bandy. June 6, 1906 2056 *Philo Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philo Green. June 6, 1906 2056 *James Reppeto.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Reppeto. June 6, 1906 2056 *Harriet E. Vandine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet E. Vandine.
June 6, 1906 2056 *Robert A. Seaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert A. Seaver. June 6, 1906 2056 *Janies W. Hager.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Hager. June 6, 1906 2057 *Elizabeth A. Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A. Hodges. June 6, 1906 2057 *Janies G. Wall.* An act granting an increase of pension to James G. Wall. June 6, 1906 2057 *Elizabeth Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Hodges.
June 6, 1906 2057 *Alonzo Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo Wells. June 6, 1906 2058 *Martha J. Bass.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Bass. June 6, 1906 2058 *Millon I. Griffeth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton A. Griffeth. June 6, 1906 2058 *Mary H. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary H. Scott. June 6, 1906 2058 *Slewart J. Donnelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stewart J. Donnelly.
June 6, 1906 2058 *Joseph Guiotl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Guiott. June 6, 1906 2059 *Moses Daris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses Davis. June 6, 1906 2059 *Anna E. Kingston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna E. Kingston. June 6, 1906 2059 *William G. Melick.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Melick. June 6, 1906 2059 *James F. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Brown. June 6, 1906 2060 *Perry F.
Belden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Perry F. Belden. June 6, 1906 2060 *S. Horace Perry.* An act granting an increase of pension to S. Horace Perry. June 6, 1906 2060 *Jeremiah Van Riper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Van Riper. June 6, 1906 2060 *David B. Guthrie.* An act granting an increase of pension to David B. Guthrie. June 6, 1906 2060 *Rachel Egeness.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rachel Egeness. June 6, 1906 2061 *John W.
Schofield.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Schofield. June 6, 1906 2061l *David F. Crouch.* An act granting an increase of pension to David F. Crouch. June 6, 1906 2061 *Andrew Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Jackson. June 6, 1906 2061 *Abby B. Cloud.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abby B. Cloud. June 6, 1906 2062 *Weir’s chapel, Tippah County, Miss.* An act for the relief of the trustees of Weir’s chapel, Tippah County, Mississippi.
June 6, 1906 2062 *William Laudahn.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Laudahn. June 7, 1906 2062 *Sarah L. Ghrist.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah L. Ghrist. June 7, 1906 2062 *Malcolm Ray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Malcolm Ray. June 7, 1906 2062 *William H. McCune.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. McCune. June 7, 1906 2063 *Joseph French.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph French. June 7, 1906 2063 *John Purkapile.* An act for the relief of John Purkapile.
June 9, 1906 2063 *Henry Gude.* An act to correct the military record of Henry Gude. June 9, 1906 2063 *Levi A. Meacham.* An act to change the records of the War Department relative to Levi A. Meacham. June 9, 1906 2064 *Benjamin F. Graham.* An act to correct the military record of Benjamin F. Graham. June 11, 1906 2064 *Robert W. Liggett.* An act to remove the order of dismissal from the military record of Robert W. Liggett. June 11, 1906 2064 *George W. Kohler.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Kohler. June 11, 1906 2064 *John Logan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Logan. June 11, 1906 2064 *Herman Buckthal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herman Buckthal. June 11, 1906 2065 *Columbus Butte.* An act granting an increase of pension to Columbus Botts. June 11, 1906 2065 *Oliver T. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver T. Smith. June 11, 1906 2065 *Jacob H. Lynch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob H. Lynch. June 11, 1906 2065 *Frank B.
Watkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank B. Watkins. June 11, 1906 2066 *Charles A. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Walker. June 11, 1906 2066 *William D. Christy.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Christy. June 11, 1906 2066 *Ada Collins.* An act granting a pension to Ada Collins. June 11, 1906 2066 *Franklin M. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin M. Hill. June 11, 1906 2066 *Martin Pool.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Pool.
June 11, 1906 2067 *Anthony Sanspeur.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony Sanspeur. June 11, 1906 2067 *Hudson J. Van Scoter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hudson J. Van Scoter. June 11, 1906 2067 *Margaret Bonynge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Bonynge. June 11, 1906 2067 *John H. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Anderson. June 11, 1906 2068 *George King.* An act granting an increase of pension to George King.
June 11, 1906 2068 *Egbert J. Olds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Egbert J. Olds. June 11, 1906 2068 *Charles F. Tower.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Tower. June 11, 1906 2068 *William L. Riley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William L. Riley. June 11, 1906 2068 *William H. Riggin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Riggin. June 11, 1906 2069 *Robert Beatty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Beatty.
June 11, 1906 2069 *David B. Coleman.* An act granting an increase of pension to David B. Coleman. June 11, 1906 2069 *Martin Ellison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Ellison. June 11, 1906 2069 *John H. Whiting.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Whiting. June 11, 1906 2070 *James C. Bryant.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Bryant. June 11, 1906 2070 *Joseph Montgomery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Montgomery.
June 11, 1906 2070 *Henry Chubb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Chubb. June 11, 1906 2070 *Edward D. Lockwood.* An act granting a pension to Edward D. Lockwood, alias George E. McDaniel. June 11, 1906 2070 *Elias Hanes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Hanes. June 11, 1906 2071 *Harriet M. Smithers.* An act granting a pension to Harriet M. Smithers. June 11, 1906 2071 *Lucy E. Engler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucy E. Engler.
June 11, 1906 2071 *William D. Conner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Conner. June 11, 1906 2071 *Anthony Van Slyke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony Van Slyke. June 11, 1906 2072 *Mary C. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Chapman. June 11, 1906 2072 *Horace Salter.* An act granting a pension to Horace Salter. June 11, 1906 2072 *Alex. O. Huffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alex. O. Huffman. June 11, 1906 2072 *John Platt.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Platt.
June 11, 1906 2072 *Lucy Brown.* An act granting a pension to Lucy Brown. June 11, 1906 2073 *Bronson Rothrock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bronson Rothrock. June 11, 1906 2073 *Christopher S. Guthrie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher S. Guthrie. June 11, 1906 2073 *Edwin M. Todd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin M. Todd. June 11, 1906 2073 *John L. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Moore. June 11, 1906 2074 *Alexander G.
Patton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander G. Patton. June 11, 1906 2074 *Henry E. Seelye.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry E. Seelye. June 11, 1906 2074 *James M. Jared.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Jared. June 11, 1906 2074li *Arthur M. Zee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur M. Lee. June 11, 1906 2074 *Lowell M. Maxham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lowell M. Maxham. June 11, 1906 2075 *Orrin A.
A. Gardner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orrin A. A. Gardner. June 11, 1906 2075 *Calvin M. Latham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin M. Latham. June 11, 1906 2075 *Frederick W. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick W. Clark. June 11, 1906 2075 *Joseph A. Barnard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph A. Barnard. June 11, 1906 2076 *Eliza Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Rogers. June 11, 1906 2076 *Jesse M.
Auchmuty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse M. Auchmuty. June 11, 1906 2076 *John Broughton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Broughton. June 11, 1906 2076 *John J. Erick.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Erick. June 11, 1906 2076 *William B. Warren.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Warren. June 11, 1906 2077 *Jacob Schultz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Schultz. June 11, 1906 2077 *Michael Lennon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Lennon.
June 11, 1906 2077 *Alexander Caldwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Caldwell. June 11, 1906 2077 *Lewis J. Post.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis J. Post. June 11, 1906 2078 *Theodore S. Currier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore S. Currier. June 11, 1906 2078 *Michael Aaron.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Aaron. June 11, 1906 2078 *James H. Van Camp.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H.
Van Camp. June 11, 1906 2078 *Cyrus Vanmatre.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gyrus Vanmatre. June 11, 1906 2078 *Mary Ann Shelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Ann Shelly. June 11, 1906 2079 *Joseph Sprauer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Sprauer. June 11, 1906 2079 *Hester A. Van Derslice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hester A. Van Derslice. June 11, 1906 2079 *Margaret A. Montgomery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret A.
Montgomery. June 11, 1906 2079 *Thomas P. Crandall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas P. Crandall. June 11, 1906 2080 *Catharine Myers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Myers. June 11, 1906 2080 *Matthew H. Brandon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Matthew H. Brandon. June 11, 1906 2080 *Friend S. Esmond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Friend S. Esmond. June 11, 1906 2080 *Ida L. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ida L.
Martin. June 11, 1906 2080 *James E. Hammontree.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Hammontree. June 11, 1906 2081 *Jonathan Snook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Snook. June 11, 1906 2081 *Noah Myers.* An act granting a pension to Noah Myers. June 11, 1906 2081 *Joseph Watson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Watson. June 11, 1906 2081 *John H. Eversole.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Eversole. June 11, 1906 2082 *John B.
Bussell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Bussell. June 11, 1906 2082 *James A. Boggs.* An act granting a pension to James A. Boggs. June 11, 1906 2082 *Christian Schlosser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christian Schlosser. June 11, 1906 2082 *David Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Ford. June 11, 1906 2082 *James Ramsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Ramsey. June 11, 1906 2083 *Thomas E. Owens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas E.
Owens. June 11, 1906 2083 *William K. Trabue.* An act granting an increase of pension to William K. Trabue. June 11, 1906 2083 *Benjamin F. Finical.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Finical. June 11, 1906 2083 *William W. Combs.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Combs. June 11, 1906 2084 *Hezekiah J. Reynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hezekiah J. Revnolds. June 11, 1906 2084 *John Ginther.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Ginther.
June 11, 1906 2084 *Jacob Cline.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Cline. June 11, 1906 2084 *Adam Dixon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Dixon. June 11, 1906 2084 *William D. Willis.* An act granting a pension to William D. Willis. June 11, 1906 2085 *Joseph J. Goode.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Goode June 11, 1906 2085 *John M. Logan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Logan. June 11, 1906 2085 *Thomas Dailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Dailey.
June 11, 1906 2085 *Mary Amanda Nash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Amanda Nash. June 11, 1906 2086 *George H. Gordon.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Gordon, alias Gorton. June 11, 1906 2086 *James R. Hicks.* An act granting a pension to James R. Hicks. June 11, 1906 2086 *Van Buren Beam.* An act granting an increase of pension to Van Buren Beam. June 11, 1906 2086 *William Hammond.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hammond.
June 11, 1906 2086 *Dudley McKibben.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dudley McKibben. June 11, 1906 2087 *Thomas H. Thornburgh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Thornburgh. June 11, 1906 2087 *Orange Bugbee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orange Bugbee. June 11, 1906 2087lii *Matilda J. Williams.* An act granting a pension to Matilda J. Williams. June 11, 1906 2087 *Isabel Newlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isabel Newlin.
June 11, 1906 2087 *Elijah Curtis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah Curtis. June 11, 1906 2087 *Jackson D. Turley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jackson D. Turley. June 11, 1906 2088 *David H. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to David H. Parker. June 11, 1906 2088 *Daniel M. Vertner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel M. Vertner. June 11, 1906 2088 *John W. Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Chase.
June 11, 1906 2089 *Julia Walz.* An act granting a pension to Julia Walz. June 11, 1906 2089 *Newton S. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Newton S. Davis. June 11, 1906 2089 *Isom Wilkerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isom Wilkerson. June 11, 1906 2089 *Patrick McCarthy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick McCarthy. June 11, 1906 2090 *Mary Sheehan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Sheehan. June 11, 1906 2090 *William H.
Farrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Farrell. June 11, 1906 2090 *James P. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies P. Hall. June 11, 1906 2090 *Henry Ballard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Ballard. June 11, 1906 2090 *John Cain.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Cain. June 11, 1906 2091 *Jacob Woodruff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Woodruff. June 11, 1906 2091 *Gardiner K. Haskell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gardiner K.
Haskell. June 11, 1906 2091 *Alexander Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Moore. June 11, 1906 2091 *John W. Henry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Henry. June 11, 1906 2091 *Bolivar Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bolivar Ward. June 11, 1906 2092 *Allen D. Metcalfe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allen D. Metcalfe. June 11, 1906 2092 *Elisa M. Buice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza M. Buice.
June 11, 1906 2092 *Sallie E. Blanding.* An aet. granting an increase of pension to Sallie E. Blanding. June 11, 1906 2092 *Thomas D. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas D. Adams. June 11, 1906 2093 *Thomas J. Byrd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Byrd. June 11, 1906 2093 *Andrew C. Woodard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew C. Woodard. June 11, 1906 2093 *Clarissa L. Dowling.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clarissa L.
Dowling. June 11, 1906 2093 *Rhetta Florence Tilton.* An act granting a pension to Rhetta Florence Tilton. June 11, 1906 2094 *Samuel Yehl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Yehl. June 11, 1906 2094 *Mary A. Montgomery.* An act granting a pension to Mary A. Montgomery. June 11, 1906 2094 *Erastus W. Briggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Erastus W. Briggs. June 11, 1906 2094 *John W. Stephens.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Stephens.
June 11, 1906 2094 *William R. Hiner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Hiner. June 11, 1906 2095 *John Lewis Bernard Breighner.* An act granting a pension to John Lewis Bernard Breighner. June 11, 1906 2095 *Mary McFarlane.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary McFarlane. June 11, 1906 2095 *Elizabeth Bartley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Bartley. June 11, 1906 2095 *John A. Lyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A.
Lyle. June 11, 1906 2096 *Mary E. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Patterson. June 11, 1906 2096 *John W. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Jones. June 11, 1906 2096 *John W. Blanchard.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Blanchard. June 11, 1906 2096 *John J. Howells.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Howells. June 11, 1906 2096 *Bryant Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bryant Brown.
June 11, 1906 2097 *Jacob S. Rickard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob S. Rickard. June 11, 1906 2097 *Hiram G. Hunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram G. Hunt. June 11, 1906 2097 *John H. Broadway.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Broadway. June 11, 1906 2097 *Clay Riggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clay Riggs. June 11, 1906 2097 *Virgil A. Bayley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Virgil A. Bayley. June 11, 1906 2098 *Newton Kinnison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Newton Kinnison.
June 11, 1906 2098 *Rachel A. Webster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rachel A. Webster. June 11, 1906 2098 *William A. Custer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Custer. June 11, 1906 2098 *William E. Starr.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Starr. June 11, 1906 2099 *John Wilkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Wilkinson. June 11, 1906 2099 *Martha A. Dunlap.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha A.
Dunlap. June 11, 1906 2099 *Pauline Bietry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Pauline Bietry. June 11, 1906 2099 *Elmira M. Gause.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elmira M. Gause. June 11, 1906 2100 *Lucy W. Powell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucy W. Powell. June 11, 1906 2100 *Elizabeth Hathaway.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth Hathaway. June 11, 1906 2100 *Elijah G. Gould.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah G. Gould.
June 11, 1906 2100 *Hannah R. Jacobs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah R. Jacobs. June 11, 1906 2100 *Benjamin F. Tudor.* An act granting a pension to Benjamin F. Tudor. June 11, 1906 2101 *Rudolph W. H. Swendt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rudolph W. H. Swendt. June 11, 1906 2101 *Samuel C. Dean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel C. Dean. June 11, 1906 2101 *William F. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F.
Walker. June 11, 1906 2101 *M. Belle May.* An act granting an increase of pension to M. Belle May. June 11, 1906 2102 *Ellen L. Stone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen L. Stone. June 11, 1906 2102 *Hugh R. Rutledge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh R. Rutledge. June 11, 1906 2102 *Julius Rector.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius Rector. June 11, 1906 2102liii *Angeline R. Lomax.* An act granting an increase of pension to Angeline R.
Lomax. June 11, 1906 2102 *Sarah Ann Day.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Ann Day. June 11, 1906 2103 *William D. Drown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Drown. June 11, 1906 2103 *John Hamilton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hamilton. June 11, 1906 2103 *Allamanza M. Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allamanza M. Harrison. June 11, 1906 2103 *John M. Quinton.* .An act granting an increase of pension to John M.
Quinton. June 11, 1906 2104 *William Lawrence.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Lawrence. June 11, 1906 2104 *Elizabeth A. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A. Anderson. June 11, 1906 2104 *William E. Chambers.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Chambers. June 11, 1906 2104 *Jennie E. Belding.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie F. Belding. June 11, 1906 2104 *Elizabeth Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Thomas.
June 11, 1906 2105 *Robert D. Gardner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert D. Gardner. June 11, 1906 2105 *Leander Gilbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leander Gilbert. June 11, 1906 2105 *Erans P. Hoover.* An act granting an increase of pension to Evans P. Hoover. June 11, 1906 2105 *Louisa C. Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa C. Gibson. June 11, 1906 2106 *Martha L. Beesley.* An act granting an increase of pensjon to Martha L.
Beesley. June 11, 1906 2106 *Edward B. Prime.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward B. Prime. June 11, 1906 2106 *Alfred Gude.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Gude. June 11, 1906 2106 *William C. Mahaffey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Mahaffey. June 11, 1906 2106 *Isaac Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Howard. June 11, 1906 2107 *William H. Colegate.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Colegate. June 11, 1906 2107 *William C. McRoy.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. McRoy. June 11, 1906 2107 *James E. Raney.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Raney. June 11, 1906 2107 *Eliza Jane Witherspoon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Jane Witherspoon. June 11, 1906 2108 *Sophie S. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sophie S. Parker. June 11, 1906 2108 *Joseph H. Weaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H.
Weaver. June 11, 1906 2108 *Alexander W. Carruth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander W. Carruth. June 11, 1906 2108 *Philo E. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philo E. Davis. June 11, 1906 2108 *Eliza J. Mays.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza J. Mays. June 11, 1906 2109 *Mima A. Boswell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mima A. Boswell. June 11, 1906 2109 *Albert G. Packer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert G.
Packer. June 11, 1906 2109 *John W. Ward.* An act granting a pension to John W. Ward. June 11, 1906 2109 *Nelson S. Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson S. Preston. June 11, 1906 2110 *Elizabeth A. McKay.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A. McKay. June 11, 1906 2110 *Gideon M. Burriss.* An act granting a pension to Gideon M. Burriss. June 11, 1906 2110 *Jacob C. Shafer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob C. Shafer. June 13, 1906 2110 *Stephen Cundiff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Cundiff.
June 13, 1906 2110 *John M. Carroll.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Carroll. June 13, 1906 2111 *Frank M. Dooley.* An act granting a pension to Frank M. Dooley. June 13, 1906 2111 *James B. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Adams. June 13, 1906 2111 *Green Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension Green Evans. June 13, 1906 2111 *Benedict Sutter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benedict Sutter. June 13, 1906 2112 *Jonathan Skeans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan Skeans.
June 13, 1906 2112 *Joseph Ellmore.* An act granting a pension to Joseph Ellmore. June 14, 1906 2112 *Annis Bailey.* An act granting a pension to Annis Bailey. June 14, 1906 2112 *Virginia A. McKnight.* An act granting a pension to Virginia A. McKnight. June 14, 1906 2112 *Bridget Manahan.* An act granting a pension to Bridget Manahan. June 14, 1906 2113 *Ella N. Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ella N. Harvey. June 14, 1906 2113 *Eduard Higgins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Higgins.
June 14, 1906 2113 *Elias Phelps.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Phelps. June 14, 1906 2113 *Thomas R. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas R. Smith. June 14, 1906 2114 *George K. Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to George K. Green. June 14, 1906 2114 *Corydon W. Sanborn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Corydon W. Sanborn. June 14, 1906 2114 *John C. Rassbach.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Rassbach.
June 14, 1906 2114 *Robert Carney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Carney. June 14, 1906 2114 *Julius A. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius A. Davis. June 14, 1906 2115 *Edwin Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin Morgan. June 14, 1906 2115 *William A. Bowles.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Bowles. June 14, 1906 2115 *Lewis D. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis D. Moore. June 14, 1906 2115 *Joseph Shiney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Shiney.
June 14, 1906 2116 *Daniel Lamprey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Lamprey. June 14, 1906 2116 *Hiram C. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram C. Clark. June 14, 1906 2116 *Lydia A. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension Lydia A. Johnson. June 14, 1906 2116liv *Elizabeth L. W. Bailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth L. W. Bailey. June 14, 1906 2116 *David T. Pettie.* An act granting an increase of pension to David T.
Pettie. June 14, 1906 2117 *James J. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to James J. Brown. June 14, 1906 2117 *Solomon H. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon H. Baker. June 14, 1906 2117 *Thomas F. Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas F. Stevens. June 14, 1906 2117 *G. Annie Gregg.* An act granting an increase of pension to G. Annie Gregg. June 14, 1906 2118 *James Devor.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Devor.
June 14, 1906 2118 *Louisa Carr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Carr. June 14, 1906 2118 *William H. Willie.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Willie. June 14, 1906 2118 *John Lindt.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Lindt. June 14, 1906 2118 *Charles B. Towne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles B. Towne. June 18, 1906 2119 *William H. Richardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Richardson.
June 18, 1906 2119 *Edwin D. Wescott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin D. Wescott. June 18, 1906 2119 *Joseph Fuller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Fuller. June 18, 1906 2119 *William Oliver.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Oliver. June 18, 1906 2120 *William Hibbs.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hibbs. June 18, 1906 2120 *Sarah Agnes Sullivan.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Agnes Sullivan. June 18, 1906 2120 *George W.
Hyde.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Hyde. June 18, 1906 2120 *Sarah A. Petherbridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Petherbridge. June 18, 1906 2120 *William H. Winans.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Winans. June 18, 1906 2121 *Wilbur F. Flint.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilbur F. Flint. June 18, 1906 2121 *John Giffen.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Giffen. June 18, 1906 2121 *David B.
Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to David B. Johnson. June 18, 1906 2121 *George J. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to George J. Thomas. June 18, 1906 2122 *John Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Smith. June 18, 1906 2122 *George Brewster.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Brewster. June 18, 1906 2122 *Joseph Bovee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Bovee. June 18, 1906 2122 *Catharine E. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine E.
Smith. June 18, 1906 2122 *George Warner.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Warner. June 18, 1906 2123 *William E. Holloway.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Holloway. June 18, 1906 2123 *Emily P. Hubbard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily P. Hubbard. June 18, 1906 2123 *Roy E. Knight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Roy E. Knight. June 18, 1906 2123 *Andrew P. Quist.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew P.
Quist. June 18, 1906 2124 *George W. Fletcher.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Fletcher. June 18, 1906 2124 *Augustus McDowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus McDowell. June 18, 1906 2124 *Mary A. Counts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Counts. June 18, 1906 2124 *John Joines.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Joines. June 18, 1906 2124 *Edward Hart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Hart.
June 18, 1906 2125 *Lemuel Cross.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel Cross. June 18, 1906 2125 *Edward W. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward W. Smith. June 18, 1906 2125 *Mae Spaulding.* An act granting a pension to Mae Spaulding. June 18, 1906 2125 *Mary E. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Baker. June 18, 1906 2126 *Calvin C. Hussey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin C. Hussey. June 18, 1906 2126 *William Wright.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wright.
June 18, 1906 2126 *John Reece.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Reece. June 18, 1906 2126 *Henry S. Olney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry S. Olney. June 18, 1906 2126 *Daisy C. Stuyvesant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daisy C. Stuyvesant. June 18, 1906 2127 *Alexander Plotts.* An act granting a pension to Alexander Plotts. June 18, 1906 2127 *Charles Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Jackson. June 18, 1906 2127 *Ellen Donovan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen Donovan.
June 18, 1906 2127 * Holaway W. Kinney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Holaway W. Kinney. June 18, 1906 2128 *Eugene V. McKnight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene V. McKnight. June 18, 1906 2128 *Andrew J. Fosdick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Fosdick. June 18, 1906 2128 *James A. Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. Price. June 18, 1906 2128 *John Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Johnson.
June 18, 1906 2128 *James Ramsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Ramsey. June 18, 1906 2129 *Annie A. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie A. West. June 18, 1906 2129 *Laura Hentig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura Hentig. June 18, 1906 2129 *Frances E. Taylor.* An act granting a pension to Frances E. Taylor. June 18, 1906 2129 *Jacob L. Kline.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob L. Kline. June 18, 1906 2130 *Henry Clay Sloan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Clay Sloan.
June 18, 1906 2130 *Ann H. Crofton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann H. Crofton. June 18, 1906 2130 *Foster L. Banister.* An act granting an increase of pension to Foster L. Banister. June 18, 1906 2130 *Stacy B. Warford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stacy B. Warford. June 18, 1906 2130 *Nathalia Boepple.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathalia Boepple. June 18, 1906 2131 *Emery Wyman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emery Wyman.
June 18, 1906 2131 *James McTwiggan.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McTwiggan. June 18, 1906 2131 *James A. Bryant.* An act granting an increase 6f pension to James A. Bryant. June 18, 1906 2131lv *Theodore F. Montgomery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore F. Montgomery. June 18, 1906 2132 *Joshua J. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua J. Clark. June 18, 1906 2132 *Thomae D. Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas D.
Welch. June 18, 1906 2132 *Thomas M. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M. Harris. June 18, 1906 2132 *Harvey M. Traver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey M. Traver. June 18, 1906 2132 *Florence H. Godfrey.* An act granting a pension to Florence H. Godfrey. June 18, 1906 2133 *Mahala F. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mahala F. Campbell. June 18, 1906 2133 *Joseph W. Doughty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W.
Doughty. June 18, 1906 2133 *Mary J. Ivey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Ivey. June 18, 1906 2133 *Jehial P. Hammond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jehial P. Hammond. June 18, 1906 2134 *Margaret Simpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Simpson. June 18, 1906 2134 *Andrew Jackson Paris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Jackson Paris. June 18, 1906 2134 *William H. Meadows.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Meadows. June 18, 1906 2134 *Washington Brockman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Washington Brockman. June 18, 1906 2134 *Hannah C. Church.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah C. Church. June 18, 1906 2135 *Charles F. Sheldon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Sheldon. June 18, 1906 2135 *John Keys.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Keys. June 18, 1906 2135 *Blanche Badger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Blanche Badger.
June 18, 1906 2135 *George W. Webster.* An act granting an increase of pension to George. W. Webster. June 18, 1906 2136 *Patrick Gaffney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Gaffney. June 18, 1906 2136 *Elijah R. Merriman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah R. Merriman. June 18, 1906 2136 *Samuel B. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel B. Rice. June 18, 1906 2136 *George F. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to George F.
White. June 18, 1906 2136 *Christopher C. Duels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher C. Davis. June 18, 1906 2137 *Franklin Burdick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Burdick. June 18, 1906 2137 *Franklin B. Beach.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin B. Beach. June 18, 1906 2137 *William A. Hopper.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Hopper, alias Cuff Watson. June 18, 1906 2137 *George Gardener.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Gardener.
June 18, 1906 2138 *Frances A. Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frances A. Sullivan. June 18, 1906 2138 *John G. Fonda.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Fonda. June 18, 1906 2138 *Eliza Swords.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Swords. June 18, 1906 2138 *Harriet P. Sanders.* An act granting a pension to Harriet P. Sanders. June 19, 1906 2139 *John C. Rives, lands released to estate of.* An act to relinquish all the interest of the United States of America in and to a certain lot of land lying in the District of Columbia and State of Maryland, formerly belonging to John C.
Rives, deceased. June 19, 1906 2139 *Henry G. Thomas.* An act granting an honorable discharge to Henry G. Thomas, deceased, Company C, Second Kentucky Cavalry. June 20, 1906 2139 *James N. Doris.* An act granting an increase of pension to James N. Davis. June 20, 1906 2139 *Thomas McGowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McGowan. June 20, 1906 2140 *Samuel H. Morrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel H. Morrison. June 20, 1906 2140 *Charles O’Bryan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles O’Bryan.
June 20, 1906 2140 *Louisa A. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa A. Clark. June 20, 1906 2140 *Hyacinth Dotey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hyacinth Dotey. June 20, 1906 2140 *William H. Crouch.* An net granting an increase of pensionto William H. Crouch. June 20, 1906 2141 *James N. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to James N. Brown. June 20, 1906 2141 *Ellen M. Dyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen M. Dyer. June 20, 1906 2141 *Eliza P.
Norton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza P. Norton. June 20, 1906 2141 *Ransom C. Russell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ransom C. Russell. June 20, 1906 2142 *Edwin Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin Freeman. June 20, 1906 2142 *Samuel H. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel H. Davis. June 20, 1906 2142 *Julius S. Cuendet.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julius S. Cuendet. June 20, 1906 2142 *Calvin Lambert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin Lambert.
June 20, 1906 2142 *Martha Jane Bolt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Jane Bolt. June 20, 1906 2143 *Sarah Young.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Young. June 20, 1906 2143 *John Coker.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Coker. June 20, 1906 2143 *John A. Alden.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Alden. June 20, 1906 2143 *Harvey Gamble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Gamble. June 20, 1906 2144 *John A.
Meroney.* An act for the relief of John A. Meroney. June 20, 1906 2144 *William N. Dickey.* An act granting a pension to William N. Dickey. June 20, 1906 2144 *Michael Reynolds.* An act granting a pension to Michael Reynolds. June 20, 1906 2144 *Phebe W. Drake.* An act granting a pension to Phebe W. Drake. June 20, 1906 2144 *Cornelius Sullivan.* An act granting a pension to Cornelius Sullivan. June 20, 1906 2145 *Caleb T. Bowen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caleb T.
Bowen. June 20, 1906 2145 *Orlando H. Langley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlando H. Langley. June 20, 1906 2145 *George L. Wakefield.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L. Wakefield. June 20, 1906 2145 *Lorenzo W. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo W. Smith. June 20, 1906 2146lvi *Jessie E. Easter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jessie E. Foster. June 20, 1906 2146 *George H. Rodeheaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H.
Rodeheaver. June 20, 1906 2146 *Bridget Quinn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bridget Quinn. June 20, 1906 2146 *Erastus C. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Erastus C. Clark. June 20, 1906 2146 *Obadiah Derr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Obadiah Derr. June 20, 1906 2147 *William Morehead.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Morehead. June 20, 1906 2147 *Henry S. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry S.
Bennett. June 20, 1906 2147 *David McCredie.* An act granting an increase of pension to David McCredie. June 20, 1906 2147 *Rebecca A. Alexander.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rebecca A. Alexander. June 20, 1906 2148 *Abner R. Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abner R. Barnes. June 20, 1906 2148 *Edwin K. Lamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin K. Lamson. June 20, 1906 2148 *Henry Moody.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Moody.
June 20, 1906 2148 *Rufus M. Ashley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rufus M. Ashley. June 20, 1906 2148 *Andrew J. Workman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Workman. June 20, 1906 2149 *William Ickes.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Ickes. June 20, 1906 2149 *James Richards.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Richards. June 20, 1906 2149 *Mildred McCorkle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mildred McCorkle.
June 20, 1906 2149 *Charles H. Van Dusen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Van Dusen. June 20, 1906 2150 *Sidney H. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney H. Cook. June 20, 1906 2150 *Frank N. Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank N. Nichols. June 20, 1906 2150 *Thomas W. Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W. Carter. June 20, 1906 2150 *Oliver H. Hibben.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver H.
Hibben. June 20, 1906 2150 *William A. Humrich.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Humrich. June 20, 1906 2151 *Almond Greeley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Almond Greeley. June 20, 1906 2151 *Judd O. Hartzell.* An act for the relief of Judd O. Hartzell. June 21, 1906 2151 *Edward King.* An act for the relief of Edward King, of Niagara Falls, in the State of New York. June 23, 1906 2151 *John W. Williams.* An act for the relief of John W. Williams.
June 25, 1906 2152 *Blank and Parks.* An act for the relief of Blank and Parks, of Waxahachie, Texas. June 26, 1906 2152 *Ora P. Howland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ora P. Howland. June 26, 1906 2152 *Fred Dickson.* An act to reimburse Fred Dickson for loss of his tools through the fire which destroyed the engine house at Fort Duchesne, Utah, on Septemlier nineteenth, nineteen hundred and two. June 28, 1906 2152 *John Lewis Young.* An act for the relief of John Lewis Young.
June 28, 1906 2152 *Massalon Whitten.* At act for the relief of the heirs at law of Massalon Whitten, deceased. June 28, 1906 2153 *John Alspaugh.* An act to correct the military record of John Alspaugh. June 29, 1906 2153 *Edward S. Bragg.* An act granting a pension to Edward S. Bragg. June 29, 1906 2153 *Thomas W. Higgins.* An act for the relief of Thomas W. Higgins. June 29, 1906 2153 *John McCauley.* An act to remove the charge of desertion from the naval record of John McCauley, alias John H.
Hayes. June 29, 1906 2154 *E. J. Kolb.* An act correcting the military record of E. J. Kolb, alias E. J. Kulb. June 29, 1906 2154 *Horace H. Sickels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace H. Sickels. June 29, 1906 2154 *Robert Brandau.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Brandau, alias Brandon. June 29, 1906 2154 *Daniel Morrissey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Morrissey. June 29, 1906 2154 *Ephraim D. Achey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim D.
Achey. June 29, 1906 2155 *Marion F. Halbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marion F. Halbert. June 29, 1906 2155 *Allen Crow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allen Crow. June 29, 1906 2155 *Spillard F. Horrall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Spillard F. Horrall. June 29, 1906 2155 *Susan R. Stalcup.* An act granting a pension to Susan R. Stalcup. June 29, 1906 2156 *George W. Van De Bogert.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Van De Bogert. June 29, 1906 2156 *John Nay.* An act granting a pension to John Nay. June 29, 1906 2156 *Henry D. Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Jordan. June 29, 1906 2156 *Louis H. Gein.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis H. Gein. June 29, 1906 2156 *William A. Bailor.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Bailor. June 29, 1906 2157 *Hiram B. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram B. Thomas. June 29, 1906 2157 *Enoch.
McCabe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enoch McCabe. June 29, 1906 2157 *Annie A. Townsend.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie A. Townsend. June 29, 1906 2157 *John B. Johnson.* An act granting a pension to John B. Johnson. June 29, 1906 2158 *John A. Blanton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Blanton. June 29, 1906 2158 *Lytle McCracken.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lytle McCracken. June 29, 1906 2158 *Satumin Jasnowski.* An act granting an increase of pension to Satumin Jasnowski.
June 29, 1906 2158 *Charles H. Charles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Charles. June 29, 1906 2158 *Daniel Eaton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Eaton. June 29, 1906 2159lvii *Eli Cero.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Cero. June 29, 1906 2159 *Merrill Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Merrill Johnson. June 29, 1906 2159 *Leah Bedford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leah Bedford. June 29, 1906 2159 *George Merrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Merrill.
June 29, 1906 2160 *Samuel Hartley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Hartley. June 29, 1906 2160 *Albert Sriver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Sriver. June 29, 1906 2160 *Samuel Likens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Likens. June 29, 1906 2160 *John M. Byers.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Byers. June 29, 1906 2160 *David C. Austin.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C. Austin. June 29, 1906 2161 *John F.
Morris.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Morris. June 29, 1906 2161 *James Hennon.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Hennon. June 29, 1906 2161 *John F. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Brown. June 29, 1906 2161 *George W. Swadley.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Swadley. June 29, 1906 2162 *Joshua Holcomb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua Holcomb. June 29, 1906 2162 *James T. Saunderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T.
Saunderson, alias Sanderson. June 29, 1906 2162 *Sanford Weaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sanford Weaver. June 29, 1906 2162 *John P. Veach.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Veach. June 29, 1906 2162 *Ethan A. Willey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ethan A. Willey. June 29, 1906 2163 *Fayette E. Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fayette E. Ford. June 29, 1906 2163 *John J. Schneller.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J.
Schneller. June 29, 1906 2163 *George W. Laking.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Laking. June 29, 1906 2163 *Elizabeth A. Ames.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth A. Ames. June 29, 1906 2164 *Reuben Van Buskirk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reuben Van Buskirk. June 29, 1906 2164 *Levi A. Canfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi A. Canfield. June 29, 1906 2164 *Richard A. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard A.
Roberts. June 29, 1906 2164 *Augusta C. Reichburg.* An act granting a pension to Augusta C. Reichburg. June 29, 1906 2164 *John Rawling.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Rawling. June 29, 1906 2165 *John Hecker.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hecker. June 29, 1906 2165 *David P. Kimball.* An act granting an increase of pension to David P. Kimball. June 29, 1906 2165 *Isum Gwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isum Gwin. June 29, 1906 2165 *Benjamin F.
Andrews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Andrews. June 29, 1906 2166 *David H. Hair.* An act granting an increase of pension to David H. Hair. June 29, 1906 2166 *Prior M. Pavy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Prior M. Pavy. June 29, 1906 2166 *Edna Buchanan.* An act granting a pension to Edna Buchanan. June 29, 1906 2166 *Robert A. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert A. Scott. June 29, 1906 2166 *Delia Gibbs.* An act granting a pension to Delia Gibbs.
June 29, 1906 2167 *Charles W. Timms.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Timms. June 29, 1906 2167 *James S. King.* An act granting a pension to James S. King. June 29, 1906 2167 *James Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Ross. June 29, 1906 2167 *Jerome L. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerome L. Brown. June 29, 1906 2168 *Nicholas Karns.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas Karns. June 29, 1906 2168 *Lucy A.
Thomas.* An act granting a pension to Lucy A. Thomas. June 29, 1906 2168 *Joseph Slagg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Slagg. June 29, 1906 2168 *Ira Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ira Palmer. June 29, 1906 2168 *Daniel Sharpley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Sharpley. June 29, 1906 2169 *Daniel S. Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel S. Chase. June 29, 1906 2169 *Elisha G. Horton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elisha G.
Horton. June 29, 1906 2169 *William Maybery.* An act granting a pension to William Maybery. June 29, 1906 2169 *John W. Dawes.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Dawes. June 29, 1906 2170 *Andrew J. Lane.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Lane. June 29, 1906 2170 *Wesley A. J. Mavity.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wesley A. J. Mavity. June 29, 1906 2170 *James W. Loomis.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Loomis.
June 29, 1906 2170 *John S. McClary.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. McClary. June 29, 1906 2170 *William H. H. Mallalieu.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. H. Mallalieu. June 29, 1906 2171 *Martin Haley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Haley. June 29, 1906 2171 *David Bussey.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Bussey, alias George Brown. June 29, 1906 2171 *David W. Farington.* An act granting an increase of pension to David W.
Farington. June 29, 1906 2171 *James Spencer.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Spencer. June 29, 1906 2172 *Emma E. Goodwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma E. Goodwin. June 29, 1906 2172 *Martin B. Doty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin B. Doty. June 29, 1906 2172 *John Behymer.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Behymer. June 29, 1906 2172 *Lewis F. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis F. Davis.
June 29, 1906 2172 *Joseph D. Cummins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph D. Cummins. June 29, 1906 2173 *Martin L. Holcomb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin L. Holcomb. June 29, 1906 2173 *Michael Kearns.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Kearns. June 29, 1906 2173 *James Holderby.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Holderby. June 29, 1906 2173lviii *Mortimer F. Sperry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mortimer F.
Sperry. June 29, 1906 2174 *Helen G. Powell.* An act granting a pension to Helen G. Powell. June 29, 1906 2174 *William T. Hosley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Hosley. June 29, 1906 2174 *John Browne.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Browne. June 29, 1906 2174 *Jordan H. Banks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jordan H. Banks. June 29, 1906 2174 *George B. True.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. True. June 29, 1906 2175 *Theodore Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore Cole.
June 29, 1906 2175 *Charles Stair.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Stair. June 29, 1906 2175 *John Kamerer.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Kamerer. June 29, 1906 2175 *Isaac A. McCulley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac A. McCulley. June 29, 1906 2176 *Heman A. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Heman A. Harris. June 29, 1906 2176 *Emma Fox.* An act granting a pension to Emma Fox. June 29, 1906 2176 *Arantha J.
Liringston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arantha J. Livingston. June 29, 1906 2176 *Samuel Balmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Palmer. June 29, 1906 2176 *Charles H. Sweeney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Sweeney. June 29, 1906 2177 *Charles Collins.* An act granting a pension to Charles Collins. June 29, 1906 2177 *Slewart McKeney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stewart McKeney. June 29, 1906 2177 *Thomas J.
Baum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Baum. June 29, 1906 2177 *Pardon B. Lamoreux.* An act granting an increase of pension to Panion B. Lamoreux. June 29, 1906 2178 *Odom Butler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Odom Butler. June 29, 1906 2178 *Albert H. Bradish.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert H. Bradish. June 29, 1906 2178 *Charles H. Guile.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Guile. June 29, 1906 2178 *James H.
Morrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Morrill. June 29, 1906 2178 *William O. Tobey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William O. Tobey. June 29, 1906 2179 *Marg A. Duryea.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Duryea. June 29, 1906 2179 *Sophie M. Staab.* An act granting a pension to Sophie M. Staab. June 29, 1906 2179 *John C. Barnwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Barnwell. June 29, 1906 2179 *Isaac Maines.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Maines.
June 29, 1906 2180 *Jerome Lang.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerome Lang. June 29, 1906 2180 *Deborah J. Pruitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Deborah J. Pruitt. June 29, 1906 2180 *Fleming H. Freeland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fleming H. Freeland. June 29, 1906 2180 *Thomas Thornton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Thornton. June 29, 1906 2180 *Peter Noblet.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Noblet.
June 29, 1906 2181 *Margaretta E. Hutchins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaretta E. Hutchins. June 29, 1906 2181 *John L. Clifton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Clifton. June 29, 1906 2181 *William A. Carroll.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Carroll. June 29, 1906 2181 *John Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Welch. June 29, 1906 2182 *Martha L. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha L.
Wood. June 29, 1906 2182 *Alva Beebe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alva Beebe. June 29, 1906 2182 *Leri M. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi M. Hall. June 29, 1906 2182 *Lucinda Brady.* An act granting a pension to Lucinda Brady. June 29, 1906 2182 *Maria C. Sheppard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria C. Sheppard. June 29, 1906 2183 *Henry W. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Brown. June 29, 1906 2183 *Jacob Sheil.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Sheil.
June 29, 1906 2183 *Harmon Houck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harmon Houck. June 29, 1906 2183 *Charles E. Tompkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Tompkins. June 29, 1906 2184 *Henry D. Duffield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Duffield. June 29, 1906 2184 *Eliza J. Hudson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza J. Hudson. June 29, 1906 2184 *Susan Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan Campbell.
June 29, 1906 2184 *Samuel B. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel B. Smith. June 29, 1906 2184 *Gordon A. Thurber.* An act granting a pension to Gordon A. Thurber. June 29, 1906 2185 *Cynthia A. Compton.* An act granting a pension to Cynthia A. Compton. June 29, 1906 2185 *Peter Eberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Eberts. June 29, 1906 2185 *James H. Warford.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Warford. June 29, 1906 2185 *Newton Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Newton Moore.
June 29, 1906 2186 *Mary L. Overley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Overley. June 29, 1906 2186 *Taylor Bates.* An act granting a pension to Taylor Bates, alias Baits. June 29, 1906 2186 *William C. Fox.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Fox. June 29, 1906 2186 *Jackson Adkins.* An act granting a pension to Jackson Adkins. June 29, 1906 2186 *Isabella Ellis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isabella Ellis. June 29, 1906 2187 *David C.
Winebrener.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C. Winebrener. June 29, 1906 2187 *Jeremiah Y. Antrim.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Y. Antrim. June 29, 1906 2187 *John K. Hart.* An act granting an increase of pension to John K. Hart. June 29, 1906 2187 *John H. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Smith. June 29, 1906 2188lix *Osbert D. Dickey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Osbert D. Dickey. June 29, 1906 2188 *Katherine Studdert.* An act granting a pension to Katherine Studdert.
June 29, 1906 2188 *James D. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Taylor. June 29, 1906 2188 *Joseph H. Truax.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Truax. June 29, 1906 2188 *George S. Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to George S. Green. June 29, 1906 2189 *Edgar Slater.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar Slater. June 29, 1906 2189 *George E. Yager.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Yager. June 29, 1906 2189 *John Frick.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Frick.
June 29, 1906 2189 *Joseph Lawrence.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Lawrence. June 29, 1906 2190 *Jacob H. Heck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob H. Heck. June 29, 1906 2190 *John A. Lavens.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Lovens. June 29, 1906 2190 *Joseph Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Scott. June 29, 1906 2190 *Caroline E. Perry.* An act granting a pension to Caroline E. Perry. June 29, 1906 2190 *William Barrett.* An act granting a pension to William Barrett.
June 29, 1906 2191 *James K. Dickinson.* Anaet granting an increase of pension to James K. Dickinson. June 29, 1906 2191 *Douglas A. Hunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Douglas A. Hunt. June 29, 1906 2191 *Andrew M. Logan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew M. Logan. June 29, 1906 2191 *Abraham E. Sheppard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham E. Sheppard. June 29, 1906 2192 *Theodore T. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore T.
Davis. June 29, 1906 2192 *Wilhelm Griese.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilhelm Griese. June 29, 1906 2192 *Jacob Stauff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Stauff. June 29, 1906 2192 *Ida M. Warner.* An act granting a pension to Ida M. Warner. June 29, 1906 2192 *Jonathan M. Hunter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan M. Hunter. June 29, 1906 2193 *Charles H. Lunger.* An act granting a pension to Charles H. Lunger. June 29, 1906 2193 *Fanny G.
Pomeroy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fanny G. Pomeroy. June 29, 1906 2193 *James F. Young.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Young. June 29, 1906 2193 *Susan R. Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan R. Freeman. June 29, 1906 2194 *Joel Gay.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joel Gay. June 29, 1906 2194 *James L. Gamble.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Gamble. June 29, 1906 2194 *David Dirck.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Dirck.
June 29, 1906 2194 *Alexander B. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander B. Wilson. June 29, 1906 2194 *Samuel Dailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Dailey. June 29, 1906 2195 *Joseph F. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph F. Cook. June 29, 1906 2195 *James T. Rambo.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Rambo. June 29, 1906 2195 *Hugh Reid.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh Reid. June 29, 1906 2195 *James M.
Follin.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Follin. June 29, 1906 2196 *John W. Coates.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Coates. June 29, 1906 2196 *Catherine Hausman.* An act granting a pension to Catherine Hausman. June 29, 1906 2196 *Maria A. Maher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria A. Maher. June 29, 1906 2196 *Henry Delong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Delong. June 29, 1906 2196 *John H. Bradberry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H.
Bradberry. June 29, 1906 2197 *Robert L. Fulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert L. Fulton. June 29, 1906 2197 *Daniel Whalen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Whalen. June 29, 1906 2197 *George W. Gordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Gordon. June 29, 1906 2197 *Nicholas Sehue.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas Sehue. June 29, 1906 2198 *Eliza Rebecca Sims.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Rebecca Sims.
June 29, 1906 2198 *Ella Donnald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ella Donnald. June 29, 1906 2198 *Nancy V. J. Ferrell.* An act granting a pension to Nancy V. J. Ferrell. June 29, 1906 2198 *James J. Christie.* An act granting a pension to James J. Christie. June 29, 1906 2198 *Mary M. Stone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Stone. June 29, 1906 2199 *Louisa Story.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Story. June 29, 1906 2199 *Lorenzo G.
Tomaselli.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo G. Tomaselli. June 29, 1906 2199 *Patrick Fitzgerald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Fitzgerald. June 29, 1906 2199 *James Murphy.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Murphy. June 29, 1906 2200 *Harriet Weatherby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet Weatherby. June 29, 1906 2200 *Sarah A. Dawson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Dawson. June 29, 1906 2200 *William Fox.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Fox.
June 29, 1906 2200 *Henry Horton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Horton. June 29, 1906 2200 *John N. Burton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Burton. June 29, 1906 2201 *Ellis L. Ayers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellis L. Ayers. June 29, 1906 2201 *Lemuel Hand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel Hand. June 29, 1906 2201 *Samuel Lambert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Lambert. June 29, 1906 2201 *Samuel Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Smith.
June 29, 1906 2202 *Julia I. Abney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Abney. June 29, 1906 2202 *Henrietta G. Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henrietta G. Carter. June 29, 1906 2202 *Frances Becker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frances Becker. June 29, 1906 2202 *John E. Minnick.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Minnick. June 29, 1906 2202 *Joseph Scattergood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Scattergood.
June 29, 1906 2203 *Minna Hildebrand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minna Hildebrand. June 29, 1906 2203lx *Josephine Hardester.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine Hardester. June 29, 1906 2203 *Lafayette H. McClung.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lafayette H. McClung. June 29, 1908 2203 *Charles Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Edwards, alias St. Clair Acuff. June 29, 1906 2204 *Elizabeth A. Waller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A.
Waller. June 29, 1906 2204 *Milton McFarland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton McFarland. June 29, 1906 2204 *Mary Navy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Navy. June 29, 1906 2204 *Moses S. Rockwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses S. Rockwood. June 29, 1906 2204 *Sarah F. Malone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah V. Malone. June 29, 1906 2205 *John T. Heaney.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Heaney.
June 29, 1906 2205 *Mary E. Mundy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Mundy. June 29, 1906 2205 *William Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Adams. June 29, 1906 2205 *Ernest Langeneck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ernest Langeneck. June 29, 1906 2206 *Columbas Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Columbus Cox. June 29, 1906 2206 *Asa G. Brooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa G. Brooks. June 29, 1906 2206 *Effingham Vanderburgh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Effingham Vanderburgh.
June 29, 1906 2206 *Eliza E. Whitley.* An act granting a pension to Eliza E. Whitley. June 29, 1906 2206 *Isaac Overton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Overton. June 29, 1906 2207 *Alexander McAlister.* An act granting a pension to Alexander McAlister. June 29, 1906 2207 *Larsey Bolt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Larsey Bolt. June 29, 1906 2207 *Jane Elizabeth Kerr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jane Elizabeth Kerr. June 29, 1906 2207 *Eliza A.
Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza A. Smith. June 29, 1906 2208 *William H. Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Burns. June 29, 1906 2208 *Calvin Corsine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin Corsine. June 29, 1906 2208 *Emma Byles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma By les. June 29, 1906 2208 *Catharine Warnock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Warnock. June 29, 1906 2208 *Daniel S. Conover.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel S.
Conover. June 29, 1906 2209 *Anthony W. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony W. Miller. June 29, 1906 2209 *William C. Hoover.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Hoover. June 29, 1906 2209 *Lorenzo W. Shedd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo W. Shedd. June 29, 1906 2209 *Charles H. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Thompson. June 29, 1906 2210 *John Bradford.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bradford.
June 29, 1906 2210 *John Wickline.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Wickline. June 29, 1906 2210 *Alice Morrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice Morrill. June 29, 1906 2210 *Ann W. Whitaker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann W. Whitaker. June 29, 1906 2210 *Peter Cramer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Cramer. June 29, 1906 2211 *Caroline L. Hodgdon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline L. Hodgdon. June 29, 1906 2211 *Almus Harrington.* An act granting an increase of pension to Almus Harrington.
June 29, 1906 2211 *Samantha B. Marshall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samantha B. Marshall. June 29, 1906 2211 *Elizabeth C. Kennedy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth C. Kennedy. June 29, 1906 2212 *William. C. Mankin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Mankin. June 29, 1906 2212 *Philip Killey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip Killey. June 29, 1906 2212 *Lewis Marquis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Marquis.
June 29, 1906 2212 *Elisha Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elisha Brown. June 29, 1906 2212 *Charles H. Prince.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Prince. June 29, 1906 2213 *Andrew P. Glaspie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew P. Glaspie. June 29, 1906 2213 *Mary A. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Hall. June 29, 1906 2213 *Sarah Jane Dougherty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Jane Dougherty.
June 29, 1906 2213 *Beverly McK. Lacey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Beverly McK. Lacey. June 29, 1906 2213 *Joseph Kircher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Kircher. June 29, 1906 2214 *Maria Rogers.* An act granting a pension to Maria Rogers. June 29, 1906 2214 *Orrin S. Rarick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orrin S. Rarick. June 29, 1906 2214 *Stephen Teichner.* An act to authorize a patent to be issued to Stephen Teichner for certain lands therein described.
June 30, 1906 2214 *Peleg T. Griffith.* An act to correct the military record of Peleg T. Griffith. June 30, 1906 2214 *James W. Watson.* An act for the relief of James W. Watson. June 30, 1906 2215 *Andrew Leopold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Leopold. June 30, 1906 2215 *Joshua T. Reynolds.* An act for the relief of Joshua T. Reynolds. June 30, 1906 2215 *George B. Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. Barnes. June 30, 1906 2216 *Emma K.
Tourgee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma K. Tourgee. June 30, 1906 2216 *Ann Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann Thompson. June 30, 1906 2216 *Thomas F. Callan.* An act to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of Thomas F. Callan, alias Thomas Cowan. June 30, 1906 2216lxi *Helen G. Hibbard.* An act granting a pension to Helen G. Hibbard. June 30, 1906 2216 *Clara A. R. Devereux.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clara A.
R. Devereux. June 30, 1906 2217 *William C. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Long. June 30, 1906 2217 *Francis D. Garnsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis D. Garnsey. June 30, 1906 2217 *John McDonough.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McDonough. June 30, 1906 2217 *John L. Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Wells. June 30, 1906 2218 *Ella E. Kenney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ella E.
Kenney. June 30, 1906 2218 *James Devlin.* An act to correct the military record of James Devlin. June 30, 1906 2218 *Oscar B. Morrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar B. Morrison. June 30, 1906 2218 *James P. Flewellen.* An act granting a pension to James P. Flewellen. June 30, 1906 2218 *Wakeland Heryford.* An act to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of Wakeland Heryford. June 30, 1906 2219 *Wilbur C. Stephens.* An act to correct the military record of Wilbur C.
Stephens. June 30, 1906 2219 *Russell Savage.* An act for the relief of Russell Savage. June 30, 1906 2219 *Phineas Hyde.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phineas Hyde. June 30, 1906 2219 *William P. Knowlton.* An act granting a pension to William P. Knowlton. June 30, 1906 2220 *Abel W. Payne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abel W. Payne. June 30, 1906 2220 *Thomas H. Kent.* An act for the relief of Thomas H. Kent. June 30, 1906 2220 *Georye Stillman.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Stillman.
June 30, 1906 2220 *William Saphar.* An act for the relief of William Saphar. June 30, 1906 2220 *Seth Davis.* An act granting an honorable discharge to Seth Davis. June 30, 1906 2221 *Daniel B. Murphy.* An act for the relief of Daniel B. Murphy. June 30, 1906 2221 *Taylor Ware.* An act for the relief of Taylor Ware. June 30, 1906 2221 *Mary Whisler.* An act granting a pension to Mary Whisler. June 30, 1906 2221 *Edgar P. Swett.* An act to indemnify Edgar P. Swett. June 30, 1906 2222 *Charles M.
Sexton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Sexton. June 30, 1906 2222 *Josephine V. Sparks.* An act granting a pension to Josephine V. Sparks. June 30, 1906 2222 *Edward A. Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward A. Barnes. June 30, 1906 2222 *Anna Ring.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Ring. June 30, 1906 2222 *Margaret S. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margarets S. Miller. June 30, 1906 2223 *David Upham.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Upham.
June 30, 1906 2223 *Margaret Munson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Munson. June 30, 1906 2223 *Henry A. Conant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Conant. June 30, 1906 2223 *James N. Robinson and Sallie B. McComb.* An act for the relief of James N. Robinson and Sallie B. McComb. June 30, 1906 2224 STATUTE II.—1906–1907. *John Ard Gordon.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Ard Gordon. December 20, 1906 2225 *Samuel White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel White.
December 20, 1906 2225 *James C. Coad.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Coad. December 20, 1906 2225 *Joseph P. Garland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph P. Garland. December 20, 1906 2226 *Daniel Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Sullivan. December 20, 1906 2226 *J. Dillon Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to J. Dillon Turner. December 20, 1906 2226 *Mathew Kerwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mathew Kerwin.
December 20, 1906 2226 *Henry B. Willhelmy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B. Willhelmy. December 20, 1906 2226 *John H. Mullen.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Mullen. December 20, 1906 2227 *Lycurgus D. Riggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lycurgus D. Riggs. December 20, 1906 2227 *Josephine S. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josephine S. Jones. December 20, 1906 2227 *Lucy Florette Nichols.* An act granting a pension to Lucy Florette Nichols.
December 20, 1906 2227 *Charles M. Lyon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Lyon. December 20, 1906 2228 *Margaret Brannon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Brannon. December 20, 1906 2228 *Hillary Beyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hillary Beyer. December 20, 1906 2228 *Margaret Himmel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Himmel. December 20, 1906 2228 *Samuel M. Daughenbaugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel M.
Daughenbaugh. December 20, 1906 2228 *John Dickey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Dickey. December 20, 1906 2229 *James S. Whitlock.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Whitlock. December 20, 1906 2229 *Mark Ham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mark Ham. December 20, 1906 2229 *Betsey Hattery.* An act granting a pension to Betsey Hattery. December 20, 1906 2229lxii *Oakaley Randall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oakaley Randall.
December 20, 1906 2230 *James Dearey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Dearey. December 20, 1906 2230 *Abbie J. Daniels.* An act granting a pension to Abbie J. Daniels. December 20, 1906 2230 *Alonzo Cooper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo Cooper. January 12, 1907 2230 *Miranda Birkhead.* An act granting a pension to Miranda Birkhead. January 12, 1907 2230 *Charles Martine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Martine. January 12, 1907 2231 *Amanda M.
Webb.* An act granting a pension to Amanda M. Webb. January 12, 1907 2231 *Lafayette Franks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lafayette Franks. January 12, 1907 2231 *Amanda W. Ritchie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amanda W. Ritchie. January 12, 1907 2231 *George W. Kelley.* An act granting a pension to George W. Kelley. January 12, 1907 2232 *J. F. Wisnewski.* An act to remove the charge of absence without leave and reported desertion from the military record of J.
F. Wisnewski. January 12, 1907 2232 *James Reeder.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Reeder. January 12, 1907 2232 *Andrew J. Slinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Slinger. January 12, 1907 2232 *John H. Pitman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Pitman. January 12, 1907 2232 *William Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Harvey. January 12, 1907 2233 *John M. Chandler.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M.
Chandler. January 12, 1907 2233 *Henry L. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry L. Johnson. January 12, 1907 2233 *James W. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Stewart. January 12, 1907 2233 *George Fetterman.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Fetterman. January 12, 1907 2234 *John M. Pearson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Pearson. January 12, 1907 2234 *Richard Callaghan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Callaghan.
January 12, 1907 2234 *Josiah Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah Hall. January 12, 1907 2234 *James W. Russell.* An act granting a pension to James W. Russell. January 12, 1907 2234 *Thomas J. Farrar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Farrar. January 12, 1907 2235 *Ella Q. Parrish.* An act granting a pension to Ella Q. Parrish. January 12, 1907 2235 *Dier Collett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dior Collett. January 12, 1907 2235 *Eugene A.
Myers.* An act granting a pension to Eugene A. Myers. January 12, 1907 2235 *James McQuade.* An act granting an increase of pension to James McQuade. January 12, 1907 2236 *Maria Niles.* An act granting a pension to Maria Niles. January 12, 1907 2236 *Dennis A. Litzinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis A. Litzinger. January 12, 1907 2236 *Milton R. Dungan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton R. Dungan. January 12, 1907 2236 *Charles T. Murray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles T.
Murray. January 12, 1907 2236 *Samuel B. McLean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel B. McLean. January 12, 1907 2237 *William Bays.* An act granting a pension to William Bays. January 12, 1907 2237 *Charles W. Weber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Weber. January 12, 1907 2237 *James S. Salsberry.* An act granting an increase of pension to James S. Salsberry. January 12, 1907 2237 *Allen M. Cameron.* An act granting a pension to Allen M. Cameron.
January 12, 1907 2238 *John Ewing.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Ewing. January 12, 1907 2238 *Mary C. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Moore. January 12, 1907 2238 *Robert B. Crawford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert B. Crawford. January 12, 1907 2238 *Sampson Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sampson Parker. January 12, 1907 2238 *Samuel W. Atkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel W.
Atkinson. January 12, 1907 2239 *David D. Owens.* An act granting an increase of pension to David D. Owens. January 12, 1907 2239 *William McCrea.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McCrea. January 12, 1907 2239 *John W. Montgomery.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Montgomery. January 12, 1907 2239 *Matilda Foster.* An act granting a pension to Matilda Foster. January 12, 1907 2240 *Allie Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allie Williams.
January 12, 1907 2240 *Bridget M. Duffy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bridget M. Duffy. January 12, 1907 2240 *William J. Girvan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Girvan. January 12, 1907 2240 *Sherman Jacobs.* An act granting a pension to Sherman Jacobs. January 12, 1907 2240 *Lucius C. Fletcher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucius C. Fletcher. January 12, 1907 2241 *Joseph McBride.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph McBride.
January 12, 1907 2241 *Eliza F. Wadsworth.* An act granting a pension to Eliza F. Wadsworth. January 12, 1907 2241 *Mary A. Riley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Riley. January 12, 1907 2241 *Jonas M. Sees.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonas M. Sees. January 12, 1907 2242 *George W. Henrie.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Henrie. January 12, 1907 2242 *Roseanna Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Roseanna Hughes.
January 12, 1907 2242 *Walter S. Harman.* An act granting a pension to Walter S. Harman. January 12, 1907 2242 *David Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Evans. January 12, 1907 2242 *John M. Webb.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Webb. January 12, 1907 2243 *Alexander M. Fergus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander M. Fergus. January 12, 1907 2243 *Louisa M. Sees.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa M. Sees.
January 12, 1907 2243 *Walden Kelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walden Kelly. January 12, 1907 2243 *Catharine F. Fitzgerald.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine F. Fitzgerald. January 12, 1907 2244lxiii *John N. Oliver.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Oliver. January 12, 1907 2244 *Rudolph Bentz.* An act granting an increase ol pension to Rudolph Bentz. January 12, 1907 2244 *Mary Jane Ragan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Jane Ragan.
January 12, 1907 2244 *David Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Mitchell. January 12, 1907 2244 *George H. Reeder.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Reeder. January 12, 1907 2245 *Thomas T. Page.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas T. Page. January 12, 1907 2245 *Andrew J. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Anderson. January 12, 1907 2245 *Frederick Fienop.* A n act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Fienop.
January 12, 1907 2245 *Sarah C. A. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah C. A. Scott. January 12, 1907 2246 *Susan M. Osborn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan M. Osborn. January 12, 1907 2246 *Marcus D. Tenney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marcus D. Tenney. January 12, 1907 2246 *Charles Van Tine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Van Tine. January 12, 1907 2246 *Martha A. Billings.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha A.
Billings. January 12, 1907 2246 *John Lingenfelder.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Lingenfelder. January 12, 1907 2247 *Louisa J. Birthright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa J. Birthright. January 12, 1907 2247 *William Colvin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Colvin. January 12, 1907 2247 *Job B. Crabtree.* An act granting an increase of pension to Job B. Crabtree. January 12, 1907 2247 *Phebe Easley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phebe Easley.
January 12, 1907 2248 *Mary E. Rivers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Rivers. January 12, 1907 2248 *Elizabeth Spruell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Spruell. January 12, 1907 2248 *Louise J. Pratt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louise J. Pratt. January 12, 1907 2248 *Mary E. Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Turner. January 12, 1907 2248 *Mary Isabella Rykard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Isabella Rykard.
January 12, 1907 2249 *Orlando L. Levy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlando L. Levy. January 12, 1907 2249 *Susan M. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan M. Long. January 12, 1907 2249 *George Oppel.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Oppel. January 12, 1907 2249 *Margaret R. Vandiver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret R. Vandiver. January 12, 1907 2250 *Anna Lamar Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Lamar Walker.
January 12, 1907 2250 *Leri Brader.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Brader. January 12, 1907 2250 *Elias S. Falkenburg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias S. Falkenburg. January 12, 1907 2250 *Sarah Ann Reavis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Ann Reavis. January 12, 1907 2250 *Antonio Macello.* An act granting an increase of pension to Antonio Macello. January 12, 1907 2251 *Emma L. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma L.
Patterson. January 12, 1907 2251 *Lydia A. Patnaude.* An act granting a pension to Lydia A. Patnaude. January 12, 1907 2251 *David S. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to David S. Jones. January 12, 1907 2251 *Margaret E. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Walker. January 12, 1907 2252 *Alexander Dixson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Dixson. January 12, 1907 2252 *James H. Stimpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H.
Stimpson. January 12, 1907 2252 *Nancy Elizabeth Hutcheson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy Elizabeth Hutcheson. January 12, 1907 2252 *Charles P. Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles P. Gray. January 12, 1907 2252 *Noah Ressequie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Noah Ressequie. January 12, 1907 2253 *Martha Ann Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Ann Jones. January 12, 1907 2253 *John E. Kingsbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E.
Kingsbury. January 12, 1907 2253 *Jacob Kinkerly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Kinkerly. January 12, 1907 2253 *Samuel Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Campbell. January 12, 1907 2254 *W. P. McMichael.* An act granting an increase of pension to W. P. McMichael. January 12, 1907 2254 *George Casper Homan Hummel.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Casper Homan Hummel, alias George C. Homan. January 12, 1907 2254 *Johanna Kearney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Johanna Kearney.
January 12, 1907 2254 *John M. Melson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Melson. January 12, 1907 2254 *Mary A. Sutherland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Sutherland. January 12, 1907 2255 *Roswell Prescott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Roswell Prescott. January 18, 1907 2255 *William M. Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Morgan. January 18, 1907 2255 *Silas A. Reynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas A.
Reynolds. January 18, 1907 2255 *Albert G. Peabody, junior.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert G. Peabody, junior. January 18, 1907 2256lxiv *Thomas Kelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Kelly. January 18, 1907 2256 *William H. Rhoads.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Rhoads. January 18, 1907 2256 *Samuel G. Kreidler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel G. Kreidler. January 18, 1907 2256 *August Krueger.* An act granting an increase of pension to August Krueger.
January 18, 1907 2256 *Isaac G. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac G. Clark. January 18, 1907 2257 *Dana W. Hartshorn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dana W. Hartshorn. January 18, 1907 2257 *Patrick O’ Day.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick O’Day. January 18, 1907 2257 *Martha W. Pollard.* An act granting a pension to Martha W. Pollard. January 18, 1907 2257 *Cathrin Huff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cathrin Huff.
January 18, 1907 2258 *William Vantilburqh.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Vantilburgh. January 18, 1907 2258 *Charles F. M. Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. M. Morgan. January 18, 1907 2258 *Elvira A. Kelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elvira A. Kelly. January 18, 1907 2258 *George W. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Smith. January 18, 1907 2258 *Thomas W. Murray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W.
Murray. January 18, 1907 2259 *Isaac Carter.* An act granting a pension to Isaac Carter. January 18, 1907 2259 *James H. Thrasher.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Thrasher. January 18, 1907 2259 *Winfield S. Ramsay.* An act granting an increase of pension to Winfield S. Ramsay. January 18, 1907 2259 *John R. Conyngham.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Conyngham. January 18, 1907 2260 *Benjamin Hains.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Hains.
January 18, 1907 2260 *John H. Brooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Brooks. January 18, 1907 2260 *John H. Allison.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Allison. January 18, 1907 2260 *Wilbur H. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilbur H. Clark. January 18, 1907 2260 *Robert Mills.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Mills. January 18, 1907 2261 *Mary A. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A.
Baker. January 18, 1907 2261 *Samuel Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Turner. January 18, 1907 2261 *Fannu A. Pearsons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fanny A. Pearsons. January 18, 1907 2261 *Solomon Craighton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon Craighton. January 18, 1907 2262 *William A. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Smith. January 18, 1907 2262 *Samael Paine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Paine.
January 18, 1907 2262 *Florence B. Plato.* An act granting an increase of pension to Florence B. Plato. January 18, 1907 2262 *Susan N. Fowler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan N. Fowler. January 18, 1907 2262 *Rufus C. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rufus C. Allen. January 18, 1907 2263 *Aaron Daniels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron Daniels. January 18, 1907 2263 *Georqe R. Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to George R.
Turner. January 18, 1907 2263 *Gertrude McNeil.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gertrude McNeil. January 18, 1907 2263 *Robert Ramsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Ramsey. January 18, 1907 2264 *Louis Sidel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis Sidel. January 18, 1907 2264 *Don. C. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Don. C. Smith. January 18, 1907 2264 *Louis I. Baird.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis A.
Baird. January 18, 1907 2264 *Martin Schultz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Schultz. January 18, 1907 2264 *John W. Connell.* An act granting a pension to John W. Connell. January 18, 1907 2265 *Jane Metts.* An act granting a pension to Jane Metts. January 18, 1907 2265 *Granville F. North.* An act granting an increase of pension to Granville F. North. January 18, 1907 2265 *Lewis C. Janes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis C. Janes. January 18, 1907 2265 *James D.
Merrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Merrill. January 18, 1907 2266 *Marcus Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marcus Wood. January 18, 1907 2266 *John B. Coyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Coyle. January 18, 1907 2266 *Gustavus A. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gustavus A. Thompson. January 18, 1907 2266 *Dennis Flaherty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis Flaherty. January 18, 1907 2266 *James M.
Jenkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Jenkins. January 18, 1907 2267 *Margaret L. Houlihan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret L. Houlihan. January 18, 1907 2267 *Alonzo S. Prather.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo S. Prather. January 18, 1907 2267 *Lucius Rumrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucius Rumrill. January 18, 1907 2267 *Jared Ayer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jared Ayer. January 18, 1907 2268 *Amelia M.
Hawes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amelia M. Hawes. January 18, 1907 2268 *Mary E. Thompson.* An act granting a pension to Mary E. Thompson. January 18, 1907 2268 *Nelson Virgin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson Virgin. January 18, 1907 2268lxv *Isaac C. Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac C. Phillips. January 18, 1907 2268 *Daniel W. Redfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel W. Redfield. January 18, 1907 2269 *James Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Reed.
January 18, 1907 2269 *Jacob Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Smith. January 18, 1907 2269 *Emily Killian.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily Killian. January 18, 1907 2269 *John G. Bridaham.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Bridaham. January 18, 1907 2270 *Joseph Lamont.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Lamont. January 18, 1907 2270 *Harriet O’Donald.* An act granting a pension to Harriet O’Donald. January 18, 1907 2270 *John Fox.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Fox.
January 18, 1907 2270 *Mary A. Duncan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Duncan. January 18, 1907 2270 *William E. Redmond.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Redmond. January 18, 1907 2271 *Frances A. Jepson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frances A. Jepson. January 18, 1907 2271 *William H. Westcott.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Westcott. January 18, 1907 2271 *James L. Estlow.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L.
Estlow. January 18, 1907 2271 *Francis W. Crommett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis W. Crommett. January 18, 1907 2272 *Nellie Paxton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nellie Paxton. January 18, 1907 2272 *John L. Anthony.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Anthony. January 18, 1907 2272 *Hugh S. Strain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh S. Strain. January 18, 1907 2272 *Kate M. Miner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate M.
Miner. January 18, 1907 2272 *Alice G. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice G. Clark. January 18, 1907 2273 *Paul Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Paul Baker. January 18, 1907 2273 *Denis A. Manning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Denis A. Manning. January 18, 1907 2273 *Eduard R. Cunningham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward R. Cunningham. January 18, 1907 2273 *Dolores S. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dolores S.
Foster. January 18, 1907 2274 *Joseph Johnston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Johnston. January 18, 1907 2274 *Sherrod Hamilton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sherrod Hamilton. January 18, 1907 2274 *Mary L. Beardsley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Beardsley. January 18, 1907 2274 *Martha J. Haller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Haller. January 18, 1907 2274 *Samuel Moser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Moser.
January 18, 1907 2275 *Samuel Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Cook. January 18, 1907 2275 *Theodore M. Benton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore M. Benton. January 18, 1907 2275 *Henry Z. Bowman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Z. Bowman. January 18, 1907 2275 *Alfred A. Stocker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred A. Stocker. January 18, 1907 2276 *William Eppinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Eppinger.
January 18, 1907 2276 *Betsey A. Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to Betsey A. Hodges. January 18, 1907 2276 *Samuel A. Pearce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel A. Pearce. January 18, 1907 2276 *Reuben D. Dodge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reuben D. Dodge. January 18, 1907 2276 *George W. Blair.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Blair. January 18, 1907 2277 *Wilbur F. Hodge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilbur F.
Hodge. January 18, 1907 2277 *George Porter.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Porter. January 18, 1907 2277 *Aaron L. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron L. Roberts. January 18, 1907 2277 *Maria H. Waggoner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria H. Waggoner. January 18, 1907 2278 *Michael Meyers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Meyers. January 18, 1907 2278 *Ezekiel Morrill* An act granting an increase of pension to Ezekiel Morrill.
January 18, 1907 2278 *Ella B. Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ella B. Green. January 18, 1907 2278 *Joseph W. Lowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Lowell. January 18, 1907 2278 *Abram P. Colby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram P. Colby. January 18, 1907 2279 *Amos Ham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos Ham. January 18, 1907 2279 *IFestey J. Ladd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wesley J. Ladd.
January 18, 1907 2279 *Henry Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Campbell. January 18, 1907 2279 *Cyrus W. Cobb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cyrus W. Cobb. January 18, 1907 2280 *Frank H. Read.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank H. Read. January 18, 1907 2280 *George W. Hodgman.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Hodgman. January 18, 1907 2280 *William Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Davis.
January 18, 1907 2280 *Andrew J. Grover.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Grover. January 18, 1907 2280 *Timothy C. Stilwell.* An act granting an increase of pension t Timothy C. Stilwell. January 18, 1907 2280lxvi *John A. McGinty.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. McGinty. January 18, 1907 2281 *Holmes Clayton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Holmes Clayton. January 18, 1907 2281 *Stephen E. Lemon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen E.
Lemon. January 18, 1907 2281 *Samuel Shawver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Shawver. January 18, 1907 2282 *Orin Ingram.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orin Ingram. January 18, 1907 2282 *Joseph Bolshaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Bolshaw. January 18, 1907 2282 *Manasa T. Houser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Manasa T. Houser. January 18, 1907 2282 *Augustus L. Holbrook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustus L.
Holbrook. January 18, 1907 2282 *Agusta P. Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Agusta P. Morgan. January 18, 1907 2283 *John C. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Brown. January 18, 1907 2283 *Alice Bosworth.* An act granting a pension to Alice Bosworth. January 18, 1907 2283 *Nelson Bigalow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson Bigalow. January 18, 1907 2283 *Jonathan M. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan M.
Adams. January 18, 1907 2284 *Christopher Christopherson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christopher Christopherson. January 18, 1907 2284 *Byron Canfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Byron Canfield. January 18, 1907 2284 *Thomas M. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M. Roberts. January 18, 1907 2284 *Jacob Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Turner. January 18, 1907 2284 *Thomas P. Cheney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas P.
Cheney. January 18, 1907 2285 *Jefferson Bush.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jefferson Bush. January 18, 1907 2285 *Elisha H. Stephens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elisha H. Stephens. January 18, 1907 2285 *Thomas W. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W. White. January 18, 1907 2285 *William H. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Anderson. January 18, 1907 2286 *Wiliam B. Dow.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B.
Dow. January 18, 1907 2286 *Samuel Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Jackson. January 18, 1907 2286 *William Kennedy.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kennedy. January 18, 1907 2286 *Lovisa Donaldson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lovisa Donaldson. January 18, 1907 2286 *Mary E. Hattan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Hattan. January 18, 1907 2287 *Kate Myers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate Myers.
January 18, 1907 2287 *Frederick Roschdiantzky.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Roschdiantzky. January 18, 1907 2287 *John F. Mohn.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Mohn. January 21, 1907 2287 *Oliver N. McLain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver N. McLain. January 21, 1907 2288 *Robert Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Smith. January 21, 1907 2288 *Thomas M. Wilcox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M.
Wilcox. January 21, 1907 2288 *Margaret E. Lounsbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Lounsbury. January 21, 1907 2288 *Jacob Bender.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Bender. January 21, 1907 2288 *William S. Quigley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William S. Quigley. January 21, 1907 2289 *Oliver P. Pierce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver P. Pierce. January 21, 1907 2289 *William R. Fulk.* An act granting a pension to William R.
Fulk. January 21, 1907 2289 *Josephine A. Richmond.* An act granting a pension to Josephine A. Richmond. January 21, 1907 2289 *Emily J. Sherman.* An act granting a pension to Emily J. Sherman. January 21, 1907 2290 *Jennie E. Edson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie E. Edson. January 21, 1907 2290 *James C. Daly.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Daly. January 21, 1907 2290 *George H. Washburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H.
Washburn. January 21, 1907 2290 *Brice P. Munns.* An act granting an increase of pension to Brice P. Munns. January 21, 1907 2290 *Eliza J. Ingle.* An act granting a pension to Eliza J. Ingle. January 21, 1907 2291 *Simeon York.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simeon York. January 21, 1907 2291 *Nelson R. Satterlee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson R. Satterlee. January 21, 1907 2291 *Thomas B. Foutty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas B.
Foutty. January 21, 1907 2291 *Peter Reedy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Reedy. January 21, 1907 2292 *Earl K. Childs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Earl K. Childs. January 21, 1907 2292 *Michael Mahoney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Mahoney. January 21, 1907 2292 *Levi Gates.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Gates. January 21, 1907 2292lxvii *Jacob T. Wise.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob T.
Wise. January 21, 1907 2292 *Samuel Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Harvey. January 21, 1907 2293 *Milton S. Collins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton S. Collins. January 21, 1907 2293 *Michael Doyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Doyle. January 21, 1907 2293 *Rush Deskines.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rush Deskines. January 21, 1907 2293 *Thomas Lonergan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Lonergan.
January 21, 1907 2294 *James L. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Allen. January 21, 1907 2294 *Waitman T. Mathers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Waitman T. Mathers. January 21, 1907 2294 *Albert A. Talham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert A. Talham. January 21, 1907 2294 *Edward Walton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Walton. January 21, 1907 2294 *Simeon D. Chelf.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simeon D.
Chelf. January 21, 1907 2295 *Zelinda E. Odenbangh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zelinda E. Odenbaugh. January 21, 1907 2295 *Sarah A. Dedrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Dedrick. January 21, 1907 2295 *Thomas Snell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Snell. January 21, 1907 2295 *Horace B. Tanner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace B. Tanner. January 21, 1907 2296 *Harriet E. Palmer.* An act granting a pension to Harriet E.
Palmer. January 21, 1907 2296 *Silas V. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas V. White. January 21, 1907 2296 *William J. Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Turner. January 21, 1907 2296 *George C. Dean.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Dean. January 21, 1907 2296 *Jacob L. Hatton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob L. Hatton. January 21, 1907 2297 *William H. Hays.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Hays. January 21, 1907 2297 *Andrew J. Gaskey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Gaskey. January 21, 1907 2297 *Levi Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Chapman. January 21, 1907 2297 *John P. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Patterson. January 21, 1907 2298 *William G. Binkley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Binkley. January 21, 1907 2298 *George W. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Harris. January 21, 1907 2298 *Anna Flynn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Flynn. January 21, 1907 2298 *David Wilborn.* An act granting a pension to David Wilborn. January 21, 1907 2298 *John H. Worley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Worley. January 21, 1907 2299 *Levi Dodson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Dodson. January 21, 1907 2299 *Ambrose S. Delaware.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ambrose S. Delaware. January 21, 1907 2299 *Francis Haner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Hauer.
January 21, 1907 2299 *Josiah P. Diggins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah P. Higgins. January 21, 1907 2300 *Joseph T. Eagler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph T. Eagler. January 21, 1907 2300 *John Remick.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Remick. January 21, 1907 2300 *Charles Barnell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Barnell, alias Richard North. January 21, 1907 2300 *William J. McAtee.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J.
McAtee. January 21, 1907 2300 *Eli Stover.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Stover. January 21, 1907 2301 *Gainford N. Upton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gainford N. Upton. January 21, 1907 2301 *Neal O’Donnel Parks.* An act granting a pension to Neal O’Donnel Parks. January 21, 1907 2301 *Barlow Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Barlow Davis. January 21, 1907 2301 *Marlin Alphons Luther.* An act granting a pension to Martin Alphons Luther.
January 21, 1907 2302 *Marlin V. Barney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marlin V. Barney. January 21, 1907 2302 *Elizabeth Moore Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Moore Morgan. January 21, 1907 2302 *Assov Harelson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Assov Harelson. January 21, 1907 2302 *William R. Sears.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Sears. January 21, 1907 2302 *Emily Fox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily Fox.
January 21, 1907 2303 *Sarah E. Cannell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Cannell. January 21, 1907 2303 *Elizabeth Maddox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Maddox. January 21, 1907 2303 *Howard Bennett.* Anaet granting an increase of pension to Howard Bennett. January 21, 1907 2303 *Eugene Demers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene Demers. January 21, 1907 2304 *John Bradley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bradley.
January 21, 1907 2304 *Isaac N. S. Will.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac N. S. Will. January 21, 1907 2304 *James B. O. Horbach.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. O. Horbach. January 21, 1907 2304 *Robert Turley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Turley. January 21, 1907 2304 *Hugh Blair.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh Blair. January 21, 1907 2305 *James B. Mulford.* An act granting an honorable discharge to James B.
Mulford. January 22, 1907 2305lxviii *James M. Darling.* An act for the relief of James M. Darling. January 22, 1907 2305 *Henry Philipps Seed and Implement Company.* An act to authorize payment to t he Henry Philipps Seed and Implement Company for seed furnished to, and accepted by, the Department of Agriculture during the fiscal year nineteen hundred and two. January 24, 1907 2305 *John M. Burks.* An act for the relief of John M. Burks. January 24, 1907 2306 *Joseph Sierra.* An act for the relief of the heirs of Joseph Sierra, deceased.
January 25, 1907 2306 *Hoffman Engineering and Contracting Company.* An act for the relief of Hoffman Engineering and Contracting Company. January 25, 1907 2306 *George T. Pettengill.* An act for the relief of George T. Pettengill, lieutenant, United States Navy. January 25, 1907 2306 *E. B. Rogers.* An act for the relief of Pay Director E. B. Rogers, United States Navy. January 25, 1907 2307 *L. S. Watson Manufacturing Company.* An act for the relief of the L. S. Watson Manufacturing Company, of Leicester, Massachusetts.
January 25, 1907 2307 *John H. Potter.* An act for the relief of John H. Potter. January 25, 1907 2307 *Eunice Tripier.* An act for the relief of Eunice Tripier. January 25, 1907 2308 *Etienne De P. Bujac.* An act for the relief of Etienne De P. Bujac. January 25, 1907 2308 *W. A. McLean.* An act for the relief of W. A. McLean. January 25, 1907 2308 *Seymour Howell.* An act for the relief of Major Seymour Howell, United States Army, retired. January 25, 1907 2308 *New York Marine Repair Company.* An act providing for the payment to the New York Marine Repair Company of Brooklyn, New York, of the cost of the repairs to the steamship Lindesfarne, necessitated by injuries received from being fouled by the United States army transport Crook in May. nineteen hundred.
January 25, 1907 2308 *Abram Johnson.* An act to reimburse Abram Johnson, formerly postmaster at Mount Pleasant. Utah. January 25, 1907 2309 *Jacob Livingston and Company.* An act for the relief of Jacob Livingston and Company. January 25, 1907 2309 *Charles T. Rader.* An act for the relief of Charles T. Rader. January 25, 1907 2309 *Gotlob Groezinger.* An act for the relief of the administrator of the estate of Gotlob Groezinger. January 25, 1907 2309 *Steamer Banes.* An act for the refund of certain tonnage duties.
January 25, 1907 2310 *Delia B. Stuart.* An act for the relief of Delia B. Stuart, widow of John Stuart. January 25, 1907 2310 *John Hudgins.* An act for the relief of John Hudgins. January 25, 1907 2310 *Edwin S. Hall.* An act for the relief of Edwin S. Hall. January 25, 1907 2310 *Pollard and Wallace.* An act for the relief of Pollard and Wallace. January 25, 1907 2310 *Augustus Trabing.* An act for the relief of Augustus Trabing. January 26, 1907 2311 *Peter Fairley.* An act for the relief of Peter Fairley.
January 26, 1907 2311 *James M. McKee.* An act for t he relief of Louise Powers McKee, administratrix. January 26, 1907 2311 *Frank G. Hammond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank G. Hammond. January 26, 1907 2312 *William W. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Bennett. January 26, 1907 2312 *Postal Telegraph Cable Company.* An act for the relief of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company. January 28, 1907 2312 *James M. McGee.* An act to reimburse James M.
McGee for expenses incurred in the burial of Mary J. De Lange. January 28, 1907 2312 *Matthew J. Davis.* An act for the relief of Matthew J. Davis. January 29, 1907 2312 *Becker Becker and Malting Company.* An act to reimburse the Becker Brewing and Malting Company, of Ogden. Utah, for loss resulting from robbery of the United States mails. January 30, 1907 2313 *P. S. Corbett.* An act for the relief of P. S. Corbett. January 30, 1907 2313 *Louis T. Freeh.* An act granting a pension to Louis T.
Freeh. February 1, 1907 2313 *William P. Parrill.* An act granting a pension to William P. Parrill. February 1, 1907 2313 *Elizabeth B. Boyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth B. Boyle. February 1, 1907 2314 *Felix G. Murphy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Felix G. Murphy. February 1, 1907 2314 *Mary A. Mickler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Mickler. February 1, 1907 2314 *Sarah R. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah R.
Williams. February 1, 1907 2314 *Allis-Chalmers Company.* An act for the relief of the Allis-Chalmers Company, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. February 1, 1907 2314 *Margaret McCullough.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret McCullough. February 1, 1907 2315 *Melvin L. Le Suer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melvin L. Le Suer, alias James French. February 1, 1907 2315 *M. A. Johnson.* An act for the relief of M. A. Johnson. February 2, 1907 2315 *Charles B.
Bentley.* An act for the relief of Charles B. Bentley. February 4, 1907 2315 *Arthur A. Underwood.* An act for the relief of Arthur A. Underwood. February 6, 1907 2316 *Esther Cleaveland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Esther A. Cleaveland. February 6, 1907 2316 *William H. Bone.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Bone. February 6, 1907 2316 *Musgrove E. O’ Connor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Musgrove E. O’Connor. February 6, 1907 2316lxix *George E.
Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Smith. February 6, 1907 2316 *James Wintersteen.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Wintersteen. February 6, 1907 2317 *Franklin McFalls.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin McFalls. February 6, 1907 2317 *Emma J. Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma J. Turner. February 6, 1907 2317 *Josiah C. Hancock.* An act granting a pension to Josiah C. Hancock. February 6, 1907 2317 *Mary E.
Mathes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Mathes. February 6, 1907 2317 *James B. Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Evans. February 6, 1907 2318 *Melvin T. Edmonds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melvin T. Edmonds. February 6, 1907 2318 *Joseph Q. Oviatt.* An act granting an increase of pension Joseph Q. Oviatt. February 6, 1907 2318 *George M. Fowler.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M. Fowler. February 6, 1907 2318 *Rutson J.
Bullock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rutson J. Bullock. February 6, 1907 2318 *Joseph B. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Williams. February 6, 1907 2319 *Joanna L. Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joanna L. Cox. February 6, 1907 2319 *Lucas Longendycke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucas Longendycke. February 6, 1907 2319 *James W. Bliss.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Bliss, alias James Warren.
February 6, 1907 2319 *Jacob Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Miller. February 6, 1907 2320 *Charles F. Sancrainte.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Sancrainte. February 6, 1907 2320 *Daniel S. Mevis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel S. Mevis. February 6, 1907 2320 *John C. Keach.* An act granting an increase of penison to John C. Keach. February 6, 1907 2320 *George L. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L.
Robinson. February 6, 1907 2320 *Ethan A. Valentine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ethan A. Valentine. February 6, 1907 2321 *Nathan D. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan D. Chapman. February 6, 1907 2321 *Samuel Prochel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Prochel. February 6, 1907 2321 *John E. Leahy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Leahy. February 6, 1907 2321 *John G. H. Armistead.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G.
H. Armistead. February 6, 1907 2321 *Hiram T. Houghton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram T. Houghton. February 6, 1907 2321 *Thompson Wall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thompson Wall. February 6, 1907 2321 *John W. Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Howard. February 6, 1907 2321 *John G. V. Herndon.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. V. Herndon. February 6, 1907 2322 *Thomas H. B. Schooling.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H.
B. Schooling. February 6, 1907 2323 *George A. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Johnson. February 6, 1907 2323 *Edward B. Tanner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward B. Tanner. February 6, 1907 2323 *Samuel Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Rowe. February 6, 1907 2323 *Levi Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Welch. February 6, 1907 2324 *Mary J. Trumbull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J.
Trumbull. February 6, 1907 2323 *Samuel F. Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel F. Anderson. February 6, 1907 2323 *William G. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Miller. February 6, 1907 2324 *Milton Stratton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton Stratton. February 6, 1907 2324 *Jacob Henninger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Henninger. February 6, 1907 2324 *Patrick Turney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Turney.
February 6, 1907 2325 *Robert John.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert John. February 6, 1907 2325 *John F. McBride.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. McBride. February 6, 1907 2325 *Edward R. Dunbar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward R. Dunbar. February 6, 1907 2326 *Elisha Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elisha Brown. February 6, 1907 2326 *William Hand.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hand.
February 6, 1907 2326 *Norman H. Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Norman H. Cole. February 6, 1907 2326 *Priscilla A. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Priscilla A. Campbell. February 6, 1907 2326 *Algernon E. Castner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Algernon E. Castner. February 6, 1907 2327 *Edwin L. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin L. Roberts. February 6, 1907 2327 *George Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Anderson.
February 6, 1907 2327lxx *Emery Crawford.* An act t granting an increase of pension to Emery Crawford. February 6, 1907 2327 *Lorenzo B. Fish.* An act t granting an inertase of pension to Lorenzo B. Fish. February 6, 1907 2328 *James R. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Chapman. February 6, 1907 2328 *Parris J. Latham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Parris J. Latham. February 6, 1907 2328 *Nelson Everson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson Everson.
February 6, 1907 2328 *Arthur Tibbitts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur Tibbitts. February 6, 1907 2328 *George Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Price. February 6, 1907 2329 *Eli Boynton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Boynton. February 6, 1907 2329 *Samuel W. Whybark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel W. Whybark. February 6, 1907 2329 *Amos Snyder.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos Snyder.
February 6, 1907 2329 *William Jackson.* An act granting att increase of pension to William Jackson. February 6, 1907 2330 *William H. Zachery.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Zachery. February 6, 1907 2330 *Daniel O. Corbin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel O. Corbin. February 6, 1907 2330 *Simon Millison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simon Millison. February 6, 1907 2330 *James C. Southerland.* An act granting a pension to Janies C.
Southerland. February 6, 1907 2330 *Lorenzo Sink.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorenzo Sink. February 6, 1907 2331 *John L. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Brown. February 6, 1907 2331 *Ferdinand David.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ferdinand David. February 6, 1907 2331 *Tobias Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Tobias Fisher. February 6, 1907 2331 *Gibson Helms.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gibson Helms.
February 6, 1907 2332 *Gustavus F. E. Raschig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gustavus F. E. Raschig. February 6, 1907 2332 *Daniel Robb.* Ari act granting a pension to Daniel Robb. February 6, 1907 2332 *John S. Roseberry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Roseberry. February 6, 1907 2332 *Emile Cloe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emile Cloe. February 6, 1907 2332 *Josephh C. Mahaffey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph C.
Mahaffey. February 6, 1907 2333 *John Frett, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jolin Frett, junior. February 6, 1907 2333 *Joseph Amos.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Amos. February 6, 1907 2333 *James M. Lawder.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Lawder. February 6, 1907 2333 *Joseph A. Scroggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph A. Scroggs. February 6, 1907 2334 *Charles Leathers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Leathers.
February 6, 1907 2334 *Sarah J. Littleton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah J. Littleton. February 6, 1907 2334 *Abram Sours.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram Sours. February 6, 1907 2334 *John T. Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Harvey. February 6, 1907 2334 *Isaac S. Doan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac S. Doan. February 6, 1907 2335 *Patrick Weir.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Weir.
February 6, 1907 2335 *Thomas E. Aylsworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas E. Aylsworth. February 6, 1907 2335 *Andrew Larick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Larick. February 6, 1907 2335 *Stephen H. Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen H. Rogers. February 6, 1907 2336 *William D. Voris.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Voris. February 6, 1907 2336 *Ellen S. Gilford.* An act granting a pension to Ellen S.
Gifford. February 6, 1907 2336 *Susan Woolley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan Woolley. February 6, 1907 2336 *Chester Simpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Chester Simpson. February 6, 1907 2336 *David Bowen.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Bowen. February 6, 1907 2337 *Lewis Lennox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Lennox. February 6, 1907 2337 *Amasa B. Saxton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amasa B.
Saxton. February 6, 1907 2337 *Nancy C. Paine.* An act granting a pension to Nancy C. Paine. February 6, 1907 2337 *Elizabeth Clearer.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth Cleaver. February 6, 1907 2338 *Joseph W. I. Kempa.* An act for the relief of Joseph W. I. Kempa, executor of the last will and testament of William J. Grutza, deceased. February 6, 1907 2338 *William T. Blanchard.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Blanchard. February 6, 1907 2338 *Obediah B.
Nations.* An act granting an increase of pension to Obediah B. Nations. February 6, 1907 2338 *Melville A. Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melville A. Nichols. February 6, 1907 2338 *Adam S. Van Vorst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam S. Van Vorst. February 6, 1907 2339 *Kate E. Hanna.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate E. Hanna. February 6, 1907 2339 *Charles H. Stockley.* An act for the relief of Charles H. Stockley. February 6, 1907 2339 *Oliver H.
Griffin.* An act granting a pension to Oliver H. Griffin. February 6, 1907 2339 *Charles A. Spanogle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Spanogle, alias Andrew C. Spanogle. February 6, 1907 2340 *Ann Lytle.* An act granting a pension to Ann Lytle. February 6, 1907 2340 *Octavo Barker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Octavo Barker. February 6, 1907 2340lxxi *Samuel C. Roe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel C. Roe. February 6, 1907 2340 *George S.
Boyd.* An act granting an increase of pension to George S. Boyd. February 6, 1907 2340 *John H. Curnutt.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Curnutt. February 6, 1907 2341 *Clarissa A. Frederick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clarissa A. Frederick. February 6, 1907 2341 *Thomas Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Harrison. February 6, 1907 2341 *Albert H. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert H. Campbell.
February 6, 1907 2341 *James H. Odell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Odell. February 6, 1907 2342 *Amaziah G. Sheppard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amaziah G. Sheppard. February 6, 1907 2342 *Harriett A. Levis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriett. A. Levis. February 6, 1907 2342 *Thomas Prosser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Prosser. February 6, 1907 2342 *Libbie A. Merrill.* An act granting a pension to Libbie A.
Merrill. February 6, 1907 2342 *George C. Rathbun.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Rathbun. February 6, 1907 2342 *Charles H. Shreeve.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Shreeve. February 6, 1907 2343 *Jesse S. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse S. Miller. February 6, 1907 2343 *Robert P. Call.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert P. Call. February 6, 1907 2343 *Isaac Richards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Richards.
February 6, 1907 2344 *Aaron L. Packer* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron L. Packer. February 6, 1907 2344 *Joseph J. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Roberts. February 6, 1907 2344 *Luther H. Starkey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luther H. Starkey. February 6, 1907 2344 *Nicholas A. Bovee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas A. Bovee. February 6, 1907 2344 *Adam Wiles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Wiles.
February 6, 1907 2344 *James Morrow.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Morrow. February 6, 1907 2345 *Lawrence Hagan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lawrence Hagan. February 6, 1907 2345 *Marvin Waldorph.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marvin Waldorph. February 6, 1907 2345 *Jesse A. Ask.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse A. Ask. February 6, 1907 2346 *Henry A. Geduldig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Geduldig.
February 6, 1907 2346 *Henry J. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry J. Rice. February 6, 1907 2346 *George W. Reagan.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Reagan. February 6, 1907 2346 *Howard Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Howard Brown. February 6, 1907 2346 *Leonidas E. Mills.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leonidas E. Mills. February 6, 1907 2347 *Mary E. Randolph.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E.
Randolph. February 6, 1907 2347 *William Larraby* An act granting an increase of pension to William Larraby. February 6, 1907 2348 *John C. Berry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Berry. February 6, 1907 2348 *Francis M. Morrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Morrison. February 6, 1907 2348 *Eli Bunting.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Bunting. February 6, 1907 2348 *James M. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M.
Brown. February 6, 1907 2349 *Sarah A. Jones.* An act granting a pension to Sarah A. Jones. February 6, 1907 2349 *Robert M. C. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert M. C. Hill. February 6, 1907 2349 *Jeremiah Bard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Bard. February 6, 1907 2349 *Isaac Gordon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Gordon. February 6, 1907 2350 *John Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Campbell.
February 6, 1907 2350 *Samuel Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Brown. February 6, 1907 2350 *Christian M. Good.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christian M. Good. February 6, 1907 2350 *Helen Augusta Mason Boynton.* An act granting a pension to Helen Augusta Mason Boynton. February 6, 1907 2350 *Alfred Freatheringill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Featheringill. February 6, 1907 2351 *Thomas H. Primrose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H.
Primrose. February 6, 1907 2351 *Jimison F. Skeens* An act granting a pension to Jimison F. Skeens. February 6, 1907 2351 *William H. Van Tassell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Van Tassell. February 6, 1907 2351 *Fidelia Sellers.* An act granting a pension to Fidelia Sellers. February 6, 1907 2352 *Charles Settle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Settle. February 6, 1907 2352lxxii *David H. Semans.* An art granting an increase of pension to David H.
Semans. February 6, 1907 2352 *Janus Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Davis. February 6, 1907 2352 *Herman G. Weller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herman G. Weller. February 6, 1907 2352 *Henrietta Hull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henrietta Hull. February 6, 1907 2353 *Harmon W. McDonald.* An art granting an increase of pension to Harmon W. McDonald. February 6, 1907 2353 *Henry Simon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Simon.
February 6, 1907 2353 *William D. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Campbell. February 6, 1907 2353 *Ann E. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann E. White. February 6, 1907 2354 *Henry Stauffer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Stauffer. February 6, 1907 2354 *R. T. Dillard Zimmerman.* An act granting an increase of pension to R. T. Dillard Zimmerman. February 6, 1907 2354 *Mary Gramberg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Gramberg.
February 6, 1907 2354 *James H. Bell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Bell. February 6, 1907 2351 *Joseph Strops.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Strope. February 6, 1907 2355 *James P. Mullen.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P. Mullen. February 6, 1907 2355 *John O’ Connor.* An act granting an increase of pension to John O’Connor. February 6, 1907 2355 *Frederick W. Studdiford.* An art granting an increase of pension to Frederick W.
Studdiford. February 6, 1907 2355 *Henry Poetsch.* An art granting a pension to Henry Poetsch. February 6, 1907 2350 *Nelson Hanson.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Nelson Hanson. February 6, 1907 2355 *James B. F. Callon.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. F. Callon. February 6, 1907 2350 *Paul Diedrich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Paul Diedrich. February 6, 1907 2350 *Oliver Lawrence.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver Lawrence.
February 6, 1907 2356 *John D. Brooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Brooks. February 6, 1907 2357 *John Robb, first.* An ad granting an increase of pension to John Robb, first. February 6, 1907 2357 *James P. Hudkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P. Hudkins. February 6, 1907 2357 *Sarah Kizer.* An act granting a pension to Sarah Kizer. February 6, 1907 2357 *Henry C. Worley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Worley. February 6, 1907 2358 *Nicholas W.
Dorrel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas W. Dorrel. February 6, 1907 2358 *Mary J. Burroughs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Burroughs. February 6, 1907 2358 *Sarah C. Morris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah C. Morris. February 6, 1907 2358 *William H. Scullen.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Scullen. February 6, 1907 2358 *Benjamin B. Ream.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin B. Ream.
February 6, 1907 2359 *Hiram C. Barney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram C. Barney. February 6, 1907 2359 *John T. Smith.* An art granting an increase of pension to John T. Smith. February 6, 1907 2359 *Theodore T. Bruce.* An act granting a pension to Theodore T. Bruce. February 6, 1907 2359 *Charles W. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Foster. February 6, 1907 2360 *Napoleon B. Ferrell.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Napoleon B.
Ferrell. February 6, 1907 2360 *Thomas Miller.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Thomas Miller. February 6, 1907 2360 *Charles Hopkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Hopkins. February 6, 1907 2360 *William T. Sallee.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Sallee. February 6, 1907 2360 *Louis F. Beeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis F. Beeler. February 6, 1907 2361 *William M. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M.
Baker. February 6, 1907 2361 *James H. Sperry.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Sperry. February 6, 1907 2361 *Vessels “Sotie R, “Mathilda R,” and “Helen R.”* An act to authorize the refund of part of fines imposed on the vessels Sotie R. Mathilda R. and Helen R. February 6, 1907 2361 *John Short.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Short. February 6, 1907 2362 *John E. Gillispie.* An ad granting an increase of pension to John E. Gillispie, alias John G.
Elliott. February 6, 1907 2362 *Rudolph Papst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rudolph Papst. February 6, 1907 2362 *Ambrose D. Albertson.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Ambrose D. Albertson. February 6, 1907 2362 *James M. Sheak.* An ad granting an increase of pension to James M. Shenk. February 6, 1907 2362 *Julia P. Grant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia P. Grant. February 6, 1907 2363 *Carel Lane.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carel Lane.
February 6, 1907 2363 *Saul Coulson.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Saul Coulson. February 6, 1907 2363 *Mary El Austin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Austin. February 6, 1907 2363 *Alexander Dixon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Dixon. February 6, 1907 2364 *Charles Walrod.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Charles Walrod. February 6, 1907 2364 *Edward G. Hausen.* An act granting a pension to Edward G. Hausen. February 6, 1907 2364 *Daniel H.
Toothaker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel H. Toothaker. February 6, 1907 2364lxxiii *Daniel J. Harte.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel J. Harte. February 6, 1907 2364 *Henry B. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B. Parker. February 6, 1907 2365 *Frank S. Hastings.* An act granting an increase of pension to Prank S. Hastings. February 6, 1907 2365 *William G. Baity.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Baity.
February 6, 1907 2365 *Joseph L. Topham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph L. Topham. February 6, 1907 2365 *Francis Anderson.* A tract granting an increase of pension to Francis Anderson. February 6, 1907 2366 *William Baird.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Baird. February 6, 1907 2366 *John D. Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Evans. February 6, 1907 2366 *John T. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T.
Mitchell. February 6, 1907 2366 *Joshua B. Casey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua B. Casey. February 6, 1907 2366 *Andrew J. Cushing.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Cushing. February 6, 1907 2367 *Robert Sturgeon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Sturgeon. February 6, 1907 2367 *Emmagene Bronson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emmagene Bronson. February 6, 1907 2367 *Levi Miles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Miles.
February 6, 1907 2367 *Sarah E. Hoffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Hoffman. February 6, 1907 2368 *Mary E. Strickland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Strickland. February 6, 1907 2368 *Mary Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Sullivan. February 6, 1907 2368 *Henry L. Sparks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry L. Sparks. February 6, 1907 2368 *Mary A. Daniel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A.
Daniel. February 6, 1907 2369 *Benjamin Bolinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Bolinger. February 6, 1907 2369 *William G. Bailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Bailey. February 6, 1907 2369 *Michael Bocoskey.* An act granting a pension to Michael Bocoskey. February 6, 1907 2369 *John M. Defoe.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Defoe. February 6, 1907 2369 *Emanuel Raudabaugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emanuel Raudabaugh.
February 6, 1907 2370 *Weymouth Hadley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Weymouth Hadley. February 6, 1907 2370 *John T. Lester.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Lester. February 6, 1907 2370 *Samuel C. McCormick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel C. McCormick. February 6, 1907 2370 *Mary A. Agey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Agey. February 6, 1907 2370 *Alfred Branson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Branson.
February 6, 1907 2371 *William H. Moser.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Moser. February 6, 1907 2371 *Mary E. Higgins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Higgins. February 6, 1907 2371 *Theophil Brodowski.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theophil Brodowski. February 6, 1907 2371 *James Rout.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Rout. February 6, 1907 2372 *Peter J. Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter J.
Williamson. February 6, 1907 2372 *Mary J. Gillem.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Gillem. February 6, 1907 2372 *Theodore Bland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore Bland. February 6, 1907 2372 *Robert Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Stewart. February 6, 1907 2372 *Jefferson K. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jefferson K. Smith. February 6, 1907 2373 *Eliza A. McKean.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza A.
McKean. February 6, 1907 2373 *George N. Griffin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George N. Griffin. February 6, 1907 2373 *Abiram P. McConnell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abiram P. McConnell. February 6, 1907 2373 *George W. Savage.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Savage. February 6, 1907 2374 *Estelle I. Reed.* An act granting a pension to Estelle I. Reed. February 6, 1907 2374 *Richard B. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard B.
West. February 6, 1907 2374 *Job F. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Job F. Martin. February 6, 1907 2374 *James Robertson.* A n act granting an increase of pension to James Robertson. February 6, 1907 2374 *Mary L. Patton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary L. Patton. February 6, 1907 2375 *Robert F. Mayfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert F. Mayfield. February 6, 1907 2375 *Joseph B. Pettey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B.
Pettey. February 6, 1907 2375 *Jacob Farner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Farner. February 6, 1907 2375 *Oliver Morton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver Morton. February 6, 1907 2376 *Lucy A. Kephart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucy A. Kephart. February 6, 1907 2376 *Sarah A Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Wilson. February 6, 1907 2376lxxiv *Jacob McWilliams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob McWilliams.
February 6, 1907 2376 *Thomas McDermott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McDermott. February 6, 1907 2376 *Seth Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seth Chase. February 6, 1907 2377 *William A. Lefler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Lefler. February 6, 1907 2377 *Mary B. Mason.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maty B. Mason. February 6, 1907 2377 *Susan M. Brimson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan M.
Brunson. February 6, 1907 2377 *Mary F. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary F. Johnson. February 6, 1907 2378 *William H. Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Bums. February 6, 1907 2378 *Benjamin St. Clair.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin St. Clair. February 6, 1907 2378 *Josefita Montano.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josefita Montano. February 6, 1907 2378 *Clara C. Edsall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clara C.
Edsall. February 6, 1907 2378 *John W. Marean.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Marean. February 6, 1907 2379 *William F. Clinkscales.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Clinkscales. February 6, 1907 2379 *Richard E. Clapper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard E. Clapper. February 6, 1907 2379 *John G. Kean.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Kean, alias Cain. February 6, 1907 2379 *Richard E. Hassett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard E.
Hassett. February 6, 1907 2380 *Robert Webb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Webb. February 6, 1907 2380 *Edwin D. Bates.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin D. Bates. February 6, 1907 2380 *Frank Scherer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Scherer. February 6, 1907 2380 *James Butler.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Butler. February 6, 1907 2380 *Greenleaf W. Crossman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Greenleaf W.
Crossman. February 6, 1907 2381 *Bettie Ferguson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bettie Ferguson. February 6, 1907 2381 *Charles Van Ostrand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Van Ostrand. February 6, 1907 2381 *Charles Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Carter. February 6, 1907 2381 *Martin L. Ohr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin L. Ohr. February 6, 1907 2382 *Susan F. Christie.* An act granting an increaseol pension to Susan F.
Christie. February 6, 1907 2382 *Eunice Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eunice Cook. February 6, 1907 2382 *John B. Maison.* An act granting an increase of pension to John B. Maison. February 6, 1907 2382 *Caswell York.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caswell York. February 6, 1907 2382 *William C. Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Arnold. February 6, 1907 2383 *Walter M. English.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter M.
English. February 6, 1907 2383 *Robert Lafontaine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Lafontaine. February 6, 1907 2383 *Cassia C. Tyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cassia C. Tyler. February 6, 1907 2383 *Mary J. Thurmond.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Thurmond. February 6, 1907 2384 *Theresia Bell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theresia Bell. February 6, 1907 2384 *Preston J. Michener.* An act granting an increase of pension to Preston J.
Michener. February 6, 1907 2384 *John Lemly.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Lemly. February 6, 1907 2384 *Harriet C. Kenney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet C. Kenney. February 6, 1907 2384 *George H. Dyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Dyer. February 6, 1907 2385 *Sarah Salmon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Salmon. February 6, 1907 2385 *Mary E. Maddox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E.
Maddox. February 6, 1907 2385 *Joseph N. Cadieux.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph N. Cadieux. February 6, 1907 2385 *Ellen Downing.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen Downing. February 6, 1907 2386 *Henry C. Joseph.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Joseph. February 6, 1907 2386 *Jehu F. Wotring.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jehu F. Wotring. February 6, 1907 2386 *Thomas McBride.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McBride.
February 6, 1907 2386 *Sarah A. Galloway.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Galloway. February 6, 1907 2386 *James L. House.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. House. February 6, 1907 2387 *Edmund Hostetter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund Hostetter. February 6, 1907 2387 *Bartholomew Holmes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bartholomew Holmes. February 6, 1907 2387lxxv *Howard William Archer.* An act granting a pension to Howard William Archer.
February 6, 1907 2387 *John Crowley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Crowley. February 6, 1907 2388 *Elizabeth A. Downie.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth A. Downie. February 6, 1907 2388 *Theodore F. Brighter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore F. Heighten. February 6, 1907 2388 *Peter M. Simon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter M. Simon. February 6, 1907 2388 *Jane Auldridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jane Auldridge.
February 6, 1907 2388 *Otis E. Rush.* An act granting an increase of pension to Otis E. Rush. February 6, 1907 2389 *Mary Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Wilson. February 6, 1907 2389 *Mary Jane Meldrim.* A n act granting an increase of pension to Mary Jane Meldrim. February 6, 1907 2389 *Georye W. Wheeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Wheeler. February 6, 1907 2389 *John H. Krom.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H.
Krom. February 6, 1907 2390 *John Neumann.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Neumann. February 6, 1907 2390 *Nicholas D. Kenny.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas D. Kenny. February 6, 1907 2390 *Frederick J. Dowland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick J. Dowland. February 6, 1907 2390 *Nellie G. Kruger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nettie G. Kruger. February 6, 1907 2390 *Calvin Judson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin Judson.
February 6, 1907 2391 *Francis McMahon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis McMahon. February 6, 1907 2391 *Hiram Steele.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Steele. February 6, 1907 2391 *James Howardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Howardson. February 6, 1907 2391 *James Bond.* An act t granting an increase of pension to James Bond. February 6, 1907 2392 *Samuel W. Searles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel W.
Searles. February 6, 1907 2392 *Charles Ballantyne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Ballantyne. February 6, 1907 2392 *Adelbert E. Blackman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adelbert E. Bleekman. February 6, 1907 2392 *James O. Pierce.* An act granting an increase of pension to James O. Pierce. February 6, 1907 2392 *Rhoda A. Hoit.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rhoda A. Hoit. February 6, 1907 2393 *Hope Martin.* An act granting a pension to Hope Martin.
February 6, 1907 2393 *Mary J. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary J. Smith. February 6, 1907 2393 *Berge Larsen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Berge Larsen. February 6, 1907 2393 *David M. Watkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to David M. Watkins. February 6, 1907 2394 *Milton Russell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton Russell. February 6, 1907 2394 *Henry Hamme.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Hamme.
February 6, 1907 2394 *Theodore T. Tate.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore T. Tate. February 6, 1907 2394 *James F. Henninger.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Henninger. February 6, 1907 2394 *Charles W. Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Carpenter. February 6, 1907 2395 *Edward L. Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward L. Carpenter. February 6, 1907 2395 *Darius E. Garland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Darius E.
Garland. February 6, 1907 2395 *Franklin H. Bailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin H. Bailey. February 6, 1907 2395 *John Fox.* An art granting an increase of pension to John Fox. February 6, 1907 2396 *Harvey Sine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Sine. February 6, 1907 2396 *George Rhodes.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Rhodes. February 6, 1907 2396 *Eran H. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Evan H. Baker.
February 6, 1907 2396 *Benjamin F. Fell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Fell. February 6, 1907 2396 *William P. Huff.* An act granting an increase of pension to William P. Huff. February 6, 1907 2397 *Robert J. Dewey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert J. Dewey. February 6, 1907 2397 *Unity A. Steel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Unity A. Steel. February 6, 1907 2397 *William G. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G.
Wilson. February 6, 1907 2397 *William H. Isbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Isbell. February 6, 1907 2398 *Jerry Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jerry Johnson. February 6, 1907 2398 *William B. Crane.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Crane. February 6, 1907 2398 *Alexander Boshea.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Boshea. February 6, 1907 2398 *Joseph Rose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Rose.
February 6, 1907 2398 *Jacob A. Graham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob A. Graham. February 6, 1907 2399 *John W. Humphrey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Humphrey. February 6, 1907 2399lxxvi *Charles Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Green. February 6, 1907 2399 *Mary M. Goble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Goble. February 6, 1907 2399 *Eliza J. McCardel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza J.
McCardel. February 6, 1907 2400 *Nicolaus Kirsch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicolaus Kirsch. February 6, 1907 2400 *Pleasant Crissip.* An act granting an increase of pension to Pleasant Crissip. February 6, 1907 2400 *Jacob Kohl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Kohl. February 6, 1907 2400 *Samuel Fauver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Fauver. February 6, 1907 2400 *Montezuma St. John.* An act granting an increase of pension to Montezuma St.
John. February 6, 1907 2401 *Calvin E. Morley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin E. Morley. February 6, 1907 2401 *Levi Eddy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Eddy. February 6, 1907 2401 *Annie Reaney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie Reaney. February 6, 1907 2401 *Noah Perrin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Noah Perrin. February 6, 1907 2402 *John P. Nix.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Dix. February 6, 1907 2402 *Simon Stone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simon Stone.
February 6, 1907 2402 *James A. Meredith.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. Meredith. February 6, 1907 2402 *William A. Harlan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Harlan. February 6, 1907 2402 *Elizabeth Jane Hancher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Jane Hancher. February 6, 1907 2403 *Emily C. Ackley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily V. Ackley. February 6, 1907 2403 *Leonard Tyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leonard Tyler.
February 6, 1907 2403 *Barbara E. Schwab.* An act granting an increase of pension to Barbara E. Schwab. February 6, 1907 2404 *William Faulkner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Faulkner. February 6, 1907 2404 *Joseph L. Six.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph L. Six. February 6, 1907 2404 *John H. Christman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Christman. February 6, 1907 2404 *John T. Hetherlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T.
Hetherlin. February 6, 1907 2404 *Joseph H. Prendergast.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Prendergast. February 6, 1907 2404 *William. Sherk.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Sherk. February 6, 1907 2405 *Mary A. Brick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Brick. February 6, 1907 2405 *Bryngel Severson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Brengel Severson. February 6, 1907 2405 *Edward Murphy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Murphy.
February 6, 1907 2405 *Edmond D. Doud.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmond D. Doud. February 6, 1907 2406 *Andrew Casey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Casey. February 6, 1907 2406 *Ephraim Greenawalt.* An act for the relief of Ephraim Greenawalt. February 7, 1907 2406 *J. J. L. Peel.* An act for the relief of J. J. L. Peel. February 7, 1907 2406 *William H. Beall.* An act for the relief of William H. Beall. February 7, 1907 2406 *T. J. H. Harris.* An act for the relief of T.
J. H. Harris. February 7, 1907 2407 *Charles D. Southerlin.* An act for the relief of the legal representatives of Charles D. Southerlin. February 7, 1907 2407 *Benjamin F. Pettit.* An act for the relief of the legal representatives of Benjamin F. Pettit. February 7, 1907 2407 *Thomas H. Leslie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Leslie. February 7, 1907 2407 *Michael Sheehan.* An act to correct the naval record of Michael Sheehan. February 7, 1907 2408 *George.
H. Chase.* An act for the relief of George H. Chase. February 7, 1907 2408 *Charles W. Held.* An act to complete the naval record of Charles W. Held. February 7, 1907 2408 *Esther Rousseau.* An act for the relief of Esther Rousseau. February 7, 1907 2408 *Robert D. Benedict.* An act for the payment of Robert D. Benedict for services rendered. February 8, 1907 2409 *T. B. Stackhouse.* An act for the relief of T. B. Stackhouse, a deputy collector of internal revenue for the district of South Carolina during the fiscal year eighteen hundred and ninety-four and eighteen hundred and ninety-five.
February 8, 1907 2409 *John Stinson.* An act for the relief of John Stinson. February 8, 1907 2409 *Philip Loney.* An act for the relief of Philip Loney. February 8, 1907 2410 *Charles E. Russell.* An act for the relief of the estate of Captain Charles E. Russell, deceased. February 8, 1907 2410 *Sarah A. Clapp.* An act for the relief of Sarah A. Clapp. February 8, 1907 2410 *A. J. Stinson.* An act for the relief of A. J. Stinson. February 8, 1907 2410 *William H. Sliner and Sons.* An act for the relief of William H.
Sliner and Sons. February 8, 1907 2411 *Nye and Schneider Company.* An act for the relief of Nye and Schneider Company. February 8, 1907 2411 *John C. Lynch.* An act for the relief of John C. Lynch. February 9, 1907 2411 *John B. Brown.* An act for the relief of John B. Brown. February 9, 1907 2411 *Galen E. Green.* An act granting an honorable discharge to Galen E. Green. February 9, 1907 2412 *Quong Hong Yick.* An act to reimburse Quong Hong Yick for one ease of opium erroneously condemned and sold by the United States.
February 9, 1907 2412lxxvii *German M. Rouse.* An act authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay to German M. Rouse informer’s fees for certain opium seizures. February 9, 1907 2412 *Charles E. Danner and Company.* An act for the relief of Charles E. Danner and Company. February 15, 1907 2412 *William H. Osenburg.* An act for the relief of William H. Osenburg. February 16, 1907 2413 *Margaret Neutze.* An act for the relief of Margaret Neutze, of Leon Springs, Texas. February 16, 1907 2413 *F.
Kraut.* An act for the relief of F. Kraut of Leon Springs, Texas. February 16, 1907 2413 *Anna E. Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna E. Hughes. February 16, 1907 2413 *Peter Green.* An act granting an honorable discharge to Peter Green. February 18, 1907 2414 *Wiliam Fleming.* An act to correct the military record of William Fleming. February 18, 1907 2414 *Anton Ernst.* An act to remove the charge of desertion from the military record of Anton Ernst. February 18, 1907 2414 *Joseph P.
W. R. Ross.* An act granting an honorable discharge to Joseph P. W. R. Ross. February 18, 1907 2414 *C. A. Berry.* An act for the relief of C. A. Berry. February 18, 1907 2414 *S. W. Perl.* An act referring the claim of S. W. Peel for legal services rendered the Choctaw Nation of Indians to the Court of Claims for adjudication. February 18, 1907 2415 *James M. Bullard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies M. Bullard. February 18, 1907 2415 *Jacob Niebels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Niebels.
February 18, 1907 2415 *Michael V. Hennessy.* An act granting a pension to Michael V. Hennessy. February 18, 1907 2416 *Asaph H. Witham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asaph H. Witham. February 18, 1907 2416 *Anna B. L. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna B. L. Walker. February 18, 1907 2416 *John Holley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Holley. February 18, 1907 2416 *Marrin F. Barton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maryin F.
Barton. February 18, 1907 2416 *Orlando O. Austin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orlando O. Austin. February 18, 1907 2417 *Margaret E. Guthrie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Guthrie. February 18, 1907 2417 *John E. Henderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Henderson. February 18, 1907 2417 *Moses Feyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses Feyler. February 18, 1907 2417 *Charles Duby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Duby, alias Louis Deshemean.
February 18, 1907 2417 *Samuel Wise.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Wise. February 18, 1907 2418 *Daniel N. McCarter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel N. McCarter. February 18, 1907 2418 *David Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Harvey. February 18, 1907 2418 *Anna Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Williams. February 18, 1907 2418 *James E. Croft.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E.
Croft. February 18, 1907 2419 *Elias H. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias H. Parker. February 18, 1907 2419 *Helen L. Woodward.* An act granting a pension to Helen L. Woodward. February 18, 1907 2419 *Kate O’Donnell Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate O’Donnell Wood. February 18, 1907 2419 *Sanford H. Moats.* An act granting a pension to Sanford H. Moats. February 18, 1907 2419 *Delphine Darling.* An act granting an increase of pension to Delphine Darling.
February 18, 1907 2420 *William Kirkwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kirkwood. February 18, 1907 2420 *Nancy J. Mullally.* An act granting a pension to Nancy J. Mullally. February 18, 1907 2420 *Martha M. Lambert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha M. Lambert. February 18, 1907 2420 *Dell E. Pert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dell E. Pert. February 18, 1907 2420 *Thomas C. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas C.
Davis. February 18, 1907 2421 *Anna M. Loomis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Loomis. February 18, 1907 2421 *William S. Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to William S. Gray. February 18, 1907 2421 *Mary E. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Allen. February 18, 1907 2421 *John Kirch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Kirch. February 18, 1907 2422 *Rosa Olds Jenkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rosa Olds Jenkins.
February 18, 1907 2422 *Samuel Doolittle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Doolittle. February 18, 1907 2422 *George W. Peabody.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Peabody. February 18, 1907 2422 *William H. Kimball.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Kimball. February 18, 1907 2422 *Margaret Kearney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Kearney. February 18, 1907 2423 *Ruth E. Olney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ruth E.
Olney. February 18, 1907 2423 *George A. Tucker.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Tucker. February 18, 1907 2423lxxviii *John Adshead.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Adshead. February 18, 1907 2423 *Abby L. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abby L. Brown. February 18, 1907 2424 *Michail J. Sprinkle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael J. Sprinkle. February 18, 1907 2424 *Floyd A. Honaker.* Art act granting a pension to Floyd A.
Honaker. February 18, 1907 2424 *Elizabeth S. Reess.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth S. Reess. February 18, 1907 2424 *Julia A. Broom.* An act granting a pension to Julia A. Vroom. February 18, 1907 2424 *Albert F. Pepoon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert F. Pepoon. February 18, 1907 2425 *George H. McLain.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. McLain. February 18, 1907 2425 *Bettie May Vose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bettie May Vose.
February 18, 1907 2425 *Adelaide D. Merritt.* An act granting an increase cf pension to Adelaide D. Merritt. February 19, 1907 2425 *Daniel Loosley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Loosley. February 19, 1907 2426 *Anna E. Hood.* An act granting an increase of pension lo Anna E. Hood. February 19, 1907 2426 *Nathaniel Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel Green. February 19, 1907 2426 *George F. Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to George F.
Ford. February 19, 1907 2426 *Edward W. Galligan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward W. Galligan. February 19, 1907 2426 *Fannie L. Pike.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fannie L. Pike. February 19, 1907 2427 *Eliza Brusie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Brusie. February 19, 1907 2427 *Thomas J. Northrop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Northrop. February 19, 1907 2427 *Enoch Bolles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enoch Bolles.
February 19, 1907 2427 *Hansford G. Gilkeson.* An act granting a pension to Hansford G. Gilkeson. February 19, 1907 2428 *William E. Cummin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Cummin. February 19, 1907 2428 *Georgi E. Vanderwalkcr.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Vanderwalker. February 19, 1907 2428 *William J. Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Wells. February 19, 1907 2428 *Henry Humble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Humble.
February 19, 1907 2428 *David A. Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to David A. Edwards. February 19, 1907 2429 *Marvin Osgood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marvin Osgood. February 19, 1907 2429 *Silas G. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas G. Clark. February 19, 1907 2429 *Andrew J. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. West. February 19, 1907 2429 *Mary Louise McLean.* An act granting a pension to Mary Louise McLean.
February 19, 1907 2430 *R. Smith Coats.* An act granting an increase of pension to R. Smith Coats. February 19, 1907 2430 *George W. Kelsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Kelsey. February 19, 1907 2430 *Ellen Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen Carpenter. February 19, 1907 2430 *Joseph Daniels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Daniels. February 19, 1907 2430 *William A. Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A.
Ross. February 19, 1907 2431 *John A. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Williams. February 19, 1907 2431 *John Heath.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Heath. February 19, 1907 2431 *Moses Rowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Moses Rowell. February 19, 1907 2431 *Marens M. Currier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marcus M. Currier. February 19, 1907 2432 *Arthur Hathorn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur Hathorn.
February 19, 1907 2432 *Washington D. Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Washington D. Gray. February 19, 1907 2432 *Theron Hamner.* An act granting an increase of pension t o Theron Hamner. February 19, 1907 2432 *Mollie J. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mollie J. Mitchell. February 19, 1907 2432 *Alvin N. D. Kite.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alvin N. D. Kite. February 19, 1907 2432 *Anderson Henry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anderson Henry.
February 19, 1907 2433 *Benjamin F. Wright.* An act, granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Wright. February 21, 1907 2433 *James J. Eubank.* An act granting an increase of pension to James J. Eubank. February 19, 1907 2433 *Eli M. Skinner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli M. Skinner. February 19, 1907 2434 *Henry W. Mahaney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Mahaney. February 19, 1907 2431 *John H. Niblock.* An act, granting an increase of pension to John H.
Niblock. February 19, 1907 2434 *Junes T. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Stewart. February 19, 1907 2434 *Columbus B. Mason.* An act granting an increase of pension to Columbus B. Mason. February 19, 1907 2434 *Thomas P. Way.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas P. Way. February 19, 1907 2435 *William Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Arnold. February 19, 1907 2435 *John Trefry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Trefry.
February 19, 1907 2435lxxix *D. Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna D. Barnes. February 19, 1907 2435 *Charles H. Tracy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Tracy. February 19, 1907 2436 *Dana H. McDuffee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dana H. McDuffee. February 19, 1907 2436 *Horace P. Marshall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace P. Marshall. February 19, 1907 2436 *James T. McReynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T.
McReynolds. February 19, 1907 2436 *Simon Peter Wallerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simon Peter Wallerson. February 19, 1907 2436 *Esther Eldridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Esther Eldridge. February 19, 1907 2437 *James Carpenter, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Carpenter, junior. February 19, 1907 2437 *Henry M. Bullard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry M. Bullard. February 19, 1907 2437 *Jesse L. Pritchard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse L.
Pritchard. February 19, 1907 2437 *Albert T. Barr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert T. Barr. February 19, 1907 2438 *John H. Holsey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Holsey. February 19, 1907 2438 *Theodore J. Sweeting.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore J. Sweeting. February 19, 1907 2438 *Walter D. Greene.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter D. Greene. February 19, 1907 2438 *Daniel L. Seavey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel L.
Seavey. February 19, 1907 2438 *George Maybury.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Maybury. February 19, 1907 2439 *Lemuel T. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lemuel T. Williams. February 19, 1907 2439 *Samuel G. Healy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel G. Healy. February 19, 1907 2439 *Nathan E. Stover.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan E. Stover. February 19, 1907 2439 *Fredrick Middaugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fredrick Middaugh.
February 19, 1907 2440 *William R. Neil.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Neil. February 19, 1907 2440 *Robert Jenkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Jenkins. February 19, 1907 2440 *Michael Rosbrugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Rosbrugh. February 19, 1907 2440 *Lewis A. Grant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis A. Grant. February 19, 1907 2440 *Charles M. Brough.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M.
Brough. February 19, 1907 2441 *Albert H. Nash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert H. Nash. February 19, 1907 2441 *Hiram Siegfried.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Siegfried. February 19, 1907 2441 *Keziah Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Keziah Walker. February 19, 1907 2441 *Thomas Ashton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Ashton. February 19, 1907 2442 *William B. Sayles.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B.
Sayles. February 19, 1907 2442 *Silas N. Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas N. Palmer. February 19, 1907 2442 *James C. West.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. West. February 19, 1907 2442 *Solomon Draper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon Draper. February 19, 1907 2442 *Frederick Carel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Carel. February 19, 1907 2443 *John Hager.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hager.
February 19, 1907 2443 *John Monroe.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Monroe. February 19, 1907 2443 *Timothy Drew.* An act granting an increase of pension to Timothy Drew. February 19, 1907 2443 *Edmund Fillio.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund Fillio. February 19, 1907 2444 *Marshall Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marshall Johnson. February 19, 1907 2444 *William Jenkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Jenkins.
February 19, 1907 2444 *John S. Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Lewis. February 19, 1907 2444 *George B. Drake.* An act granting an increase of pension to George B. Drake. February 19, 1907 2444 *Catherine Matimore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catherine Matimore. February 19, 1907 2445 *Samuel Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Baker. February 19, 1907 2445 *Charles Boxmeyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Boxmeyer.
February 19, 1907 2445 *Austin S. Dunning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Austin S. Dunning. February 19, 1907 2445 *George A. Tyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Tyler. February 19, 1907 2446 *William H. Sheckler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Sheckler. February 19, 1907 2446 *Rebecca Faggart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rebecca Faggart. February 19, 1907 2446 *Adline Mabry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adline Mabry.
February 19, 1907 2446 *Noah Jarvis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Noah Jarvis. February 19, 1907 2446 *David C. Benjamin.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C. Benjamin. February 19, 1907 2447 *Nancy Bethel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy Bethel. February 19, 1907 2447lxxx *William H. Berry.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Berry. February 19, 1907 2447 *John H. McCoy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R.
McCoy. February 19, 1907 2448 *John White.* An act granting an increase of pension to John White. February 19, 1907 2448 *William P. Pattison.* An act granting an increase of pension to William P. Pattison. February 19, 1907 2448 *Gabriel Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gabriel Campbell. February 19, 1907 2448 *Charles C. Burt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles C. Burt. February 19, 1907 2448 *Henry W. Blair.* An act granting a pension to Henry W.
Blair. February 19, 1907 2449 *Julia C. R. Baird.* An act granting a pension to Julia C. R. Baird. February 19, 1907 2449 *Luke M. Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luke M. Lewis. February 19, 1907 2449 *Richard Dodge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Dodge. February 19, 1907 2449 *Augusta T. Eichholtz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augusta T. Eichholtz. February 19, 1907 2450 *Henry Schlosser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Schlosser.
February 19, 1907 2450 *David Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Turner. February 19, 1907 2450 *George Downing.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Downing. February 19, 1907 2450 *Martha J. Collins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J. Collins. February 19, 1907 2450 *Giles M. Caton.* An act granting a pension to Giles M. Caton. February 19, 1907 2451 *Orson B. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orson B. Johnson.
February 19, 1907 2451 *Page G. Potter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Page G. Potter. February 19, 1907 2451 *Francis H. De Castro.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis H. De Castro. February 19, 1907 2451 *Helen C. Lettenmayer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helen C. Lettenmayer. February 19, 1907 2452 *Charles J. Freese.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles J. Freese. February 19, 1907 2452 *William D. Hudson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D.
Hudson. February 19, 1907 2452 *Samuel E. Coover.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel E. Coover. February 19, 1907 2452 *Byron A. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Byron A. Williams. February 19, 1907 2452 *William W. Putnam.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Putnam. February 19, 1907 2453 *Albert C. Wagher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert C. Wagher. February 19, 1907 2453 *Michael Bogue* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Bogue.
February 19, 1907 2453 *Alexander M. Cowgill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander M. Cowgill. February 19, 1907 2453 *Robert B. McCumber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert B. McCumber. February 19, 1907 2454 *Amelia R. Randolph.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amelia R. Randolph. February 19, 1907 2454 *Thomas Spanton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Spanton. February 19, 1907 2454 *Mary Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Morgan.
February 19, 1907 2454 *John Anslow.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Anslow. February 19, 1907 2454 *Victor H. Coffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Victor H. Coffman. February 19, 1907 2455 *Sarah A. Kumler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah A. Kumler. February 19, 1907 2455 *Stephen H. S. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen H. S. Cook. February 19, 1907 2455 *Elvina Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elvina Adams.
February 19, 1907 2455 *William W. Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Jordan. February 19, 1907 2456 *Paul J. Christian.* An act granting an increase of pension to Paul J. Christian. February 19, 1907 2456 *Dwight Simpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dwight Simpson. February 19, 1907 2456 *Josephine Brackett.* An act granting a pension to Josephine Brackett. February 19, 1907 2456 *John D. Abel.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D.
Abel. February 19, 1907 2456 *George N. Julian.* An act granting an increase of pension to George N. Julian. February 19, 1907 2457 *Francis L. Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis L. Arnold. February 20, 1907 2457 *Daniel B. Bayless.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel B. Bayless. February 20, 1907 2457 *Lucretia Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucretia Davis. February 20, 1907 2457 *Florence Bacon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Florence Bacon.
February 20, 1907 2458 *Henry Arey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Arey. February 20, 1907 2458 *Henry Damm.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Damm. February 20, 1907 2458 *Albert F. Durgin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert F. Durgin. February 20, 1907 2458 *Martin V. B. Wyman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin V. B. Wyman. February 20, 1907 2458lxxxi *John M. Cheevers.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M.
Cheevers. February 20, 1907 2459 *Charles H. Anthony.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Anthony. February 20, 1907 2459 *George R. Roraback.* An act granting an increase of pension to George R. Roraback. February 20, 1907 2459 *Joseph McNulty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph McNulty. February 20, 1907 2459 *John Vorous.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Vorous. February 20, 1907 2460 *Mary H. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary H.
Patterson. February 20, 1907 2460 *Jonas Gurnee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonas Gurnee. February 20, 1907 2460 *Marlin Ottinger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Ottinger. February 20, 1907 2460 *Horatio Ernest.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horatio Ernest. February 20, 1907 2460 *Albert Riley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Riley. February 20, 1907 2161 *Rawleigh M. Monin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rawleigh M.
Monin. February 20, 1907 2461 *Manoah W. Dunkin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Manoah W. Dunkin. February 20, 1907 2461 *Marine D. Tackett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marine D. Tackett. February 20, 1907 2461 *James E. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Taylor. February 20, 1907 2462 *Linas Van Steenburg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Linas Van Steenburg. February 20, 1907 2462 *Georye W. Brawner.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Brawner. February 20, 1907 2462 *Joseph R. Boger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph R. Boger. February 20, 1907 2462 *Thompson H. Hudson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thompson H. Hudson. February 20, 1907 2462 *John M. Buxton.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Buxton. February 20, 1907 2463 *Jackson Mays.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jackson Mays. February 20, 1907 2463 *Milton J. Timmons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton J.
Timmons. February 20, 1907 2463 *Marecna C. S. Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marcena C. S. Gray. February 20, 1907 2463 *William T. Rowe.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Rowe. February 20, 1907 2464 *Melissa McCracken.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melissa McCracken. February 20, 1907 2464 *Alexander Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Brown. February 20, 1907 2464 *Henry Wagner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Wagner.
February 20, 1907 2464 *William Crooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Crooks. February 20, 1907 2464 *James L. Conn.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Conn. February 20, 1907 2465 *Robert W. Mills.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert W. Mills. February 20, 1907 2465 *Frederick Pfahl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Pfahl. February 20, 1907 2465 *Joseph A. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph A.
Robinson. February 20, 1907 2465 *Timothy Lyons.* An act.to correct the military record of Timothy Lyons. February 25, 1907 2466 *George H. Keating.* An act to correct the military record of George H. Keating. February 25, 1907 2466 *David C. Haynes.* An act for the relief of the heirs at law of David C. Haynes, deceased. February 25, 1907 2466 *James H. Davis.* An act to correct the military record of James H. Davis. February 25, 1907 2466 *Robert B. Tubbs.* An act to correct the military record of Robert B.
Tubbs. February 25, 1907 2466 *David Harrington.* An act granting an honorable discharge to David Harrington. February 25, 1907 2467 *Arthur W. White* An act to correct the military record of Arthur W. White. February 25, 1907 2467 *W Peirce.* An act waiving the age limit for admission to the Pay Corps of the United States Navy in the case of W. W. Peirce. February 25, 1907 2467 *George M. Esterly.* An act for the relief of George M. Esterly. February 25, 1907 2467 *Sarah R. Harrington.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah R.
Harrington. February 25, 1907 2468 *Jefferson L. Jennings.* An act granting a pension to Jefferson L. Jennings. February 25, 1907 2468 *Joseph Brooks.* An act granting a pension to Joseph Brooks. February 25, 1907 2468 *John F. Casper.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Casper. February 25, 1907 2468 *Helen Goll.* An act granting a pension to Helen Goll. February 25, 1907 2468 *Mary Schoske.* An act granting a pension to Mary Schoske. February 25, 1907 2469 *Robert L.
Hamill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert L. Hamill. February 25, 1907 2469 *James H. Davison.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Davison. February 25, 1907 2469 *Robert R. Dill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert R. Dill. February 25, 1907 2469 *Charles W. Helvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Helvey. February 25, 1907 2470lxxxii *William H. Boulton.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Boulton.
February 25, 1907 2470 *Martha W. Wright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha W. Wright. February 25, 1907 2470 *George W. Irwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Irwin. February 25, 1907 2470 *Atticus Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Atticus Lewis. February 25, 1907 2470 *Henry E. Collins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry E. Collins. February 25, 1907 2471 *Samuel Naus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Naus.
February 25, 1907 2471 *Thomas B. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas B. Thompson. February 25, 1907 2471 *Thomas J. Saylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Saylor. February 25, 1907 2471 *Hurlbutt L. Farnsworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hurlbutt L. Farnsworth. February 25, 1907 2472 *Albert C. Roach.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert C. Roach. February 25, 1907 2472 *David Angel.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Angel.
February 25, 1907 2472 *William Crane.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Crane. February 25, 1907 2472 *Oren D. Curtis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oren D. Curtis. February 25, 1907 2472 *Thomas B. Manning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas B. Manning. February 25, 1907 2473 *Oliver Curry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver Curry. February 25, 1907 2473 *George H. Justin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H.
Justin. February 25, 1907 2473 *Sidney S. Skinner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sidney S. Skinner. February 25, 1907 2473 *Abbie J. Bryant.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abbie J. Bryant. February 25, 1907 2471 *Stephen Gangwer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Gangwer. February 25, 1907 2474 *Andrew Brink.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Brink. February 25, 1907 2474 *David Province.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Province.
February 25, 1907 2474 *Ann Rafferty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann Rafferty. February 25, 1907 2474 *Archibald H. R. Calvin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Archibald H. R. Calvin. February 25, 1907 2475 *George C. Limpert.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Limpert. February 25, 1907 2475 *William M. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Harris. February 25, 1907 2475 *Williain Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Jackson.
February 25, 1907 2475 *Daniel W. Gillam.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel W. Gillam. February 25, 1907 2476 *Martha Lavender.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Lavender. February 25, 1907 2476 *Mary A. Clark.* An act granting a pension to Mary A. Clark. February 25, 1907 2476 *Margarettc R. Bacon.* An act granting a pension to Margarette R. Bacon. February 25, 1907 2476 *Jefferson Wilcox.* An act granting a pension to Jefferson Wilcox. February 25, 1907 2476 *Sarah E.
Robey.* An act granting it pension to Sarah E. Robey. February 25, 1907 2477 *Richard B. Rankin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard B. Rankin. February 25, 1907 2477 *William Todd.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Todd. February 25, 1907 2477 *Frederick Shinaman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Shinaman. February 25, 1907 2477 *William Wentz.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wentz. February 25, 1907 2478 *Eliza Howell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza Howell.
February 25, 1907 2478 *James E. Netser.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Netser. February 25, 1907 2478 *William E. Gray.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Gray. February 25, 1907 2478 *William E. Hanigan.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Hanigan. February 25, 1907 2478 *Alexander B. Mott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander B. Mott. February 25, 1907 2479 *Vance Perkins.* An act granting a pension to Vance Perkins.
February 25, 1907 2479 *Herman Hagemiller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Herman Hagemiller. February 25, 1907 2479 *Georgetta K. Collum.* An act granting a pension to Georgetta K. Collum. February 25, 1907 2479 *Thomas J. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Smith. February 25, 1907 2480 *Edward K. Mull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward K. Mull. February 25, 1907 2480 *Fergus P. McMillan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fergus P.
McMillan. February 25, 1907 2480 *Josiah B. Arnott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah B. Arnott. February 25, 1907 2480 *Nelson Isbill.* An act granting a pension to Nelson Isbill. February 25, 1907 2480 *Ritty M. Lane.* An act granting a pension to Ritty M. Lane. February 25, 1907 2481 *Era Louise Ebertin.* An act granting a pension to Eva Louise Ebertin. February 25, 1907 2481 *Mary Kaisted.* An act granting a pension to Mary Kaisted. February 25, 1907 2481 *Mary E.
P. Barr.* An act granting a pension to Mary E. P. Barr. February 25, 1907 2481 *Sarah A. Hawkes.* An act granting a pension to Sarah A. Hawkes. February 25, 1907 2482 *Delia S. Humphrey.* An act granting a pension to Delia S. Humphrey. February 25, 1907 2482 *Jesse Harral.* An act granting a pension to Jesse Harral. February 25, 1907 2482lxxxiii *Iva O. Shepardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Iva O. Shepardson. February 25, 1907 2490 *John J. Higgins.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J.
Higgins. February 25, 1907 2490 *Henry W. Alspach.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Alspach. February 25, 1907 2490 *William Tuders.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Tuders. February 25, 1907 2490 *Douglas V. Donnelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Douglas V. Donnelly. February 25, 1907 2490 *Henry Power.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Power. February 25, 1907 2491 *Lewis F. Belden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis F.
Belden. February 25, 1907 2491 *Minor B. Monaghan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minor B. Monaghan. February 25, 1907 2491 *William. H. Loyd.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Loyd. February 25, 1907 2491 *Aquilla Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aquilla Williams. February 25, 1907 2492 *Anna F. Burlingame.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna F. Burlingame. February 25, 1907 2492 *Michael Pendergast.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Pendergast, alias Michael Blake.
February 25, 1907 2492 *John S. Cochran.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Cochran. February 25, 1907 2492 *Roland M. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Roland M. Johnson. February 25, 1907 2492 *Frank J. Biederman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank J. Biederman. February 25, 1907 2493 *John Gustus.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Gustus. February 25, 1907 2493 *James West.* An act granting an increase of pension to James West.
February 25, 1907 2493 *John Grimm.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Grimm. February 25, 1907 2493 *James Bowman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Bowman. February 25, 1907 2494 *Elbridge P. Boyden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elbridge P. Boyden. February 25, 1907 2494 *James H. Sinclair.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Sinclair. February 25, 1907 2494 *William Ingram.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Ingram.
February 25, 1907 2494 *Samad D. McCurdy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel D. McCurdy. February 25, 1907 2494 *Hezekiah James.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hezekiah James. February 25, 1907 2495 *Nathan Small.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan Small. February 25, 1907 2495lxxxiv *Lawrence McHugh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lawrence McHugh. February 25, 1907 2495 *James W. Cosgrove.* An act granting an increase of pension to James w.
Cosgrove. February 25, 1907 2495 *Frederick Kriner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Kriner. February 25, 1907 2496 *Willa Fyffe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Willa Fyffe. February 25, 1907 2496 *George C. Peak.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Peak. February 25, 1907 2496 *Henry J. Rhodes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry J. Rhodes. February 25, 1907 2496 *Parthena Lasley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Parthena Lasley.
February 25, 1907 2496 *John W. Gahan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Gahan. February 25, 1907 2497 *Thomas McDowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McDowell. February 25, 1907 2497 *William Poster.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Foster. February 25, 1907 2497 *Thomas Morris.* An ad granting an increase of pension to Thomas Morris. February 25, 1907 2497 *James Dopp.* An a. i granting an increase of pension to James Dopp.
February 25, 1907 2498 *David J. Wise* IJWc. An act, granting an increase of pension to David J. Wise. February 25, 1907 2498 *Ellen Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen Sullivan. February 25, 1907 2498 *Jeremiah Buffington.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Buffington. February 25, 1907 2498 *Christian Roeseler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Christian Roeseler. February 25, 1907 2498 *Robert Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Martin.
February 25, 1907 2499 *Martin Heiler.* An act granting an increase of pension tn Martin Heiler. February 25, 1907 2499 *Isaac Cain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Cain. February 25, 1907 2499 *Catharine Ludwig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Ludwig. February 25, 1907 2499 *Frederick De Planque.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick De Planque. February 25, 1907 2499 *Jesse Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse Lewis.
February 25, 1907 2500 *Lissie D. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lissie D. Allen. February 25, 1907 2500 *John A. Pence.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Pence. February 25, 1907 2500 *John R. Goodier.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Goodier. February 25, 1907 2500 *James Edward Bristol.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Edward Bristol. February 25, 1907 2501 *Ernst Boger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ernst Boger.
February 25, 1907 2501 *Samuel Rhodes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Rhodes. February 25, 1907 2501 *Malinda H. Hitchcock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Malinda H. Hitchcock. February 25, 1907 2501 *Elizabeth Wilson.* A n act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Wilson. February 25, 1907 2502 *George O. Tibbitts.* An act granting an increase of pension to George O. Tibbitts. February 25, 1907 2502 *Robert O. Bradley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert O.
Bradley. February 25, 1907 2502 *John R. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Smith. February 25, 1907 2502 *Harvey S. Nettleton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey S. Nettleton. February 25, 1907 2502 *James C. Murray.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Murray. February 25, 1907 2503 *Jeannette M. Guiney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeannette M. Guiney. February 25, 1907 2503 *John Cooper.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Cooper.
February 25, 1907 2503 *Edward C. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward C. Miller. February 25, 1907 2503 *Carrie E. Cosgrove.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carrie E. Cosgrove. February 25, 1907 2504 *Charles H. Homan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Homan. February 25, 1907 2504 *John S. Cornwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Cornwell. February 25, 1907 2504 *John W. Stickter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W.
Stichter. February 25, 1907 2504 *Blanche M. Kell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Blanche M. Kell. February 25, 1907 2504 *Martha E. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Wood. February 25, 1907 2505 *Jasper N. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jasper N. Brown. February 25, 1907 2505 *John J. Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Ross. February 25, 1907 2505 *Thomas L. Moody.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas L.
Moody. February 25, 1907 2505 *Cornelius If. Lawrence.* An ait granting an increase of pension to Cornelius H. Lawrence. February 25, 1907 2506 *Benjamin Bragg.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Bragg. February 25, 1907 2506 *George W. Lasley.* An act granting an increase of pension in George W. Lasley. February 25, 1907 2506 *Wilham A. Crum.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Crum. February 25, 1907 2506 *Jesse Jackman.* An act granting ati increase of pension to Jesse Jackman.
February 25, 1907 2506 *Henry Huff.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Huff. February 25, 1907 2507lxxxv *William H. Wickham.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Wickham. February 25, 1907 2507 *Mary Rebecca Carroll.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Rebecca Carroll. February 25, 1907 2507 *Adaline H. Malone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adaline H. Malone. February 25, 1907 2507 *Wiley H. Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wiley H.
Jackson. February 25, 1907 2508 *James B. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Wood. February 25, 1907 2508 *Lucy Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucy Cole. February 25, 1907 2508 *George S. Woods* An act granting an increase of pension to George S. Woods. February 25, 1907 2508 *Samuel B. Davis.* An act granting an inert ase of pension to Samuel H. Davis. February 25, 1907 2508 *Mary E. Hobbs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E.
Hobbs. February 25, 1907 2509 *Henry A. Weiand.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Weiand. February 25, 1907 2509 *Jamb Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Howe. February 25, 1907 2509 *Samuel Barber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Barber. February 25, 1907 2509 *Joseph Wheeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Wheeler. February 25, 1907 2510 *James Murtha.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Murtha.
February 25, 1907 2510 *Elison Gatewood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elison Gatewood. February 25, 1907 2510 *Charlotte Game.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charlotte Game. February 25, 1907 2510 *William Dobson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Dobson. February 25, 1907 2510 *Henry Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Reed. February 25, 1907 2511 *William E. Feeley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E.
Feeley. February 25, 1907 2511 *John L. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Wilson. February 25, 1907 2511 *Erastus A. Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Erastus A. Thomas. February 25, 1907 2511 *Addison Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Addison Thompson. February 25, 1907 2512 *Alfred E. Lucas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred E. Lucas. February 25, 1907 2512 *Merritt M. Smart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Merritt M.
Smart. February 25, 1907 2512 *Daniel French.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel French. February 25, 1907 2512 *Robert Medworth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Medworth. February 25, 1907 2512 *Calvin S. Mullins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin S. Mullins. February 25, 1907 2513 *William Girdler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Girdler. February 25, 1907 2513 *James S. Hart.* An act granting an increase of pension to Janies S.
Hart. February 25, 1907 2513 *David Yoder.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Yoder. February 25, 1907 2513 *William Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Miller. February 25, 1907 2514 *Leonidas W. Reavis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leonidas W. Reavis. February 25, 1907 2514 *Minerva A. Mayes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minerva A. Mayes. February 25, 1907 2514 *William H. Willey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H.
Willey. February 25, 1907 2514 *Calvin Barker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin Barker. February 25, 1907 2514 *John F. Yeargin.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Yeargin. February 25, 1907 2515 *Emma Sickler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Sickler. February 25, 1907 2515 *Elias Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias Miller. February 25, 1907 2515 *Edward Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Ford.
February 25, 1907 2515 *Sheldon Hess.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sheldon Hess. February 25, 1907 2516 *Michael Gaus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Gaus. February 25, 1907 2516 *Jacob B. Butts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob B. Butts. February 25, 1907 2516 *Emma Fehr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Fehr. February 25, 1907 2516 *John W. Towle.* An act graining an increase of pension to John W. Towle. February 25, 1907 2516 *Franz Z.
F. W. Jensen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franz Z. F. W. Jensen. February 25, 1907 2517 *John D. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Martin. February 25, 1907 2517 *Maria R. Klindt.* An act granting an increase of penison to Maria R. Klindt. February 25, 1907 2517 *John Tims.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Tims. February 25, 1907 2517 *Ment Stannah.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ment Stannah. February 25, 1907 2518 *George Young.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Young.
February 25, 1907 2518 *Anderson Graham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anderson Graham. February 25, 1907 2518 *Alexander Porter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Porter. February 25, 1907 2518 *Charles H. Pratt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Pratt. February 25, 1907 2518 *Andrew Spencer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Spencer. February 25, 1907 2519 *Leri Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Mitchell.
February 25, 1907 2519 *Joseph Peach.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Peach. February 25, 1907 2519lxxxvi *John W. Wilkinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Wilkinson. February 25, 1907 2519 *Mary C. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Hall. February 25, 1907 2520 *James W. Kasson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Kasson. February 25, 1907 2520 *Fannie J. Terry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fannie J.
Terry. February 25, 1907 2520 *Robert H. Delaney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert H. Delaney. February 25, 1907 2520 *William A. Whitaker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Whitaker. February 25, 1907 2521 *John G. Mall.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Mall. February 25, 1907 2521 *Mahala M. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mahala M. Jones. February 25, 1907 2521 *Frank Breazeale.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Breazeale.
February 25, 1907 2522 *John Bryant.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bryant. February 25, 1907 2522 *James H. Hayman.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Hayman. February 25, 1907 2522 *Henry Pieper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Pieper. February 25, 1907 2523 *John A. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Smith. February 25, 1907 2523 *Sebastian Fuchs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sebastian Fuchs.
February 25, 1907 2524 *Sarah Betts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Betts. February 25, 1907 2524 *Harvey F. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey F. Wood. February 25, 1907 2524 *Henry Osterheld.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Osterheld. February 25, 1907 2524 *Redmond Roche.* An act granting an increase of pension to Redmond Roche. February 25, 1907 2525 *Martha Joyce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Joyce.
February 25, 1907 2525 *John W. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Hall. February 25, 1907 2525 *Alexander Matchett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Matchett. February 25, 1907 2525 *William Reese.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Reese. February 25, 1907 2526 *Adolphus Cooley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adolphus Cooley. February 25, 1907 2526 *Charles Sells.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Sells.
February 25, 1907 2526 *Samuel Keller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Keller. February 25, 1907 2526 *Josiah H. Shaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah H. Shaver. February 25, 1907 2527 *Eldridge Underwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eldridge Underwood. February 25, 1907 2527 *Thomas H. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension io Thomas H. Cook. February 25, 1907 2527 *James A. Wonder.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A.
Wonder. February 25, 1907 2527 *Benjamin Swayze.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Swayze. February 25, 1907 2528 *George Tinkham.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Tinkham. February 25, 1907 2528 *Orrin Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orrin Freeman. February 25, 1907 2528 *John W. Prost.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Frost. February 25, 1907 2528 *Henry Utter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Utter.
February 25, 1907 2528 *Levi E. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi E. Miller. February 25, 1907 2528 *John P. Macy.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Macy. February 25, 1907 2529 *Caroline W. Congdon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline W. Congdon. February 25, 1907 2529 *James D. Grayson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Grayson. February 25, 1907 2530 *Randolph Wesson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Randolph Wesson.
February 25, 1907 2530 *Gottlich Schweizer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gottlieb Schweizer. February 25, 1907 2530 *Adaline G. Bailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adaline G. Bailey. February 25, 1907 2530 *Severt Larson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Severt Larson. February 25, 1907 2530 *Simon McAteer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simon McAteer. February 25, 1907 2531 *Albert J. Hamre.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert J.
Hamre. February 25, 1907 2531 *Libbie D. Lowry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Libbie D. Lowry. February 25, 1907 2531 *Borre Peterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Borre Peterson. February 25, 1907 2531lxxxvii *Warren P. Hubbs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren P. Hubbs. February 25, 1907 2532 *Andrew J. Armstrong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Armstrong. February 25, 1907 2532 *Oliver J. Burns.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver J.
Burns. February 25, 1907 2532 *Thomas J. Prouty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Prouty. February 25, 1907 2532 *Eliza A. Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eliza A. Hughes. February 25, 1907 2532 *George W. Boughner.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Boughner. February 25, 1907 2533 *John W. Booth.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Booth. February 25, 1907 2533 *Uriah Kitchen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Uriah Kitchen.
February 25, 1907 2533 *Nathan Lawson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan Lawson. February 25, 1907 2533 *James Stinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Stinson. February 25, 1907 2533 *Elizabeth T. Hays.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth T. Hays. February 25, 1907 2533 *Stephen Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen Robinson. February 25, 1907 2534 *James W. Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W.
Campbell. February 25, 1907 2534 *William W. Tyson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Tyson. February 25, 1907 2534 *Sibby Barnhill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sibby Barnhill. February 25, 1907 2535 *Delphie Thorne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Delphie Thorne. February 25, 1907 2535 *John L. Rosencrans.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Rosencrans. February 25, 1907 2535 *Michael Hogan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Hogan.
February 25, 1907 2535 *George W. Rodefer.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Rodefer. February 25, 1907 2536 *Warren A. Sherwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren A. Sherwood. February 25, 1907 2536 *Thomas M. Griffith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M. Griffith. February 25, 1907 2536 *Edward H. Lunn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward H. Lunn. February 25, 1907 2536 *George Ruhle.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Ruhle.
February 25, 1907 2536 *Dennis Remington.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dennis Remington, alias John Baker. February 25, 1907 2537 *Samuel L. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel L. Davis. February 25, 1907 2537 *Hugh L. Dicus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh L. Dicus. February 25, 1907 2537 *Louisa Duncan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Duncan. February 25, 1907 2537 *Mary A. Kerr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A.
Kerr. February 25, 1907 2538 *James D. Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Cox. February 25, 1907 2538 *Maria Cross.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria Cross. February 25, 1907 2538 *Louisa L. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa L. Wood. February 25, 1907 2538 *William M. Colby.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Colby. February 25, 1907 2538 *Daniel A. Peabody.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel A.
Peabody. February 25, 1907 2539 *Aaron Preston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron Preston. February 25, 1907 2539 *Margaret A. McAdoo.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maigaret A. McAdoo. February 25, 1907 2539 *Edward Wesley Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Wesley Ward. February 25, 1907 2539 *William J. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Johnson. February 25, 1907 2540 *Thomas Sires.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Sires.
February 25, 1907 2540 *Dora T. Bristol.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dora T. Bristol. February 25, 1907 2540 *Alden Youngman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alden Youngman. February 25, 1907 2540 *Peter McCormick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter McCormick. February 25, 1907 2540 *Daniel Mose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Mose. February 25, 1907 2541 *John Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Clark.
February 25, 1907 2541 *Lyman S. Strickland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lyman S. Strickland. February 25, 1907 2541 *William Oliver Anderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Oliver Anderson. February 25, 1907 2541 *Frank Schadler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Schadler. February 25, 1907 2542 *John McCaslin.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McCaslin. February 25, 1907 2542 *William A. Narrin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A.
Narrin. February 25, 1907 2542 *Aaron Chamberlain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron Chamberlain. February 25, 1907 2542lxxxviii *Minor Cleavenger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minor Cleavenger. February 25, 1907 2542 *Austin B. Truman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Austin B. Truman. February 25, 1907 2543 *Oren D. Haskell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oren D. Haskell. February 25, 1907 2513 *James F. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F.
Smith. February 25, 1907 2543 *Susan Harroun.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan Harroun. February 25, 1907 2543 *Daniel Fuller.* An acting granting an increase of pension to Daniel Fuller. February 25, 1907 2544 *Charlotte S. O’Neall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charlotte S. O’Neall. February 25, 1907 2544 *Jonathan B. Heber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jonathan B. Reber. February 25, 1907 2544 *Wilson Siddell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilson Siddell.
February 25, 1907 2544 *John J. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Clark. February 25, 1907 2544 *John H. Passon.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Passon. February 25, 1907 2545 *John R. Hargrave.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Hargrave. February 25, 1907 2545 *Thomas Bayley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Bayley. February 25, 1907 2545 *Charles S. Abbott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles S.
Abbott. February 25, 1907 2545 *George W. Willison.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Willison. February 25, 1907 2546 *Louisa M. Carothers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa M. Carothers. February 25, 1907 2546 *Helon Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Helon Wilson. February 25, 1907 2546 *Catharine Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Williams. February 25, 1907 2546 *John Gregory.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Gregory.
February 25, 1907 2546 *Sarah E. Cadmus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Cadmus. February 25, 1907 2547 *William Smoker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Smoker. February 25, 1907 2547 *Nelson Cornell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson Cornell. February 25, 1907 2547 *Jacob Kures.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Kures. February 25, 1907 2547 *Terrance Doyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Terrance Doyle.
February 25, 1907 2548 *William Dean.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Dean. February 25, 1907 2548 *Michael Maier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Maier. February 25, 1907 2548 *Felix G. Cobb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Felix G. Cobb. February 25, 1907 2548 *Willard P. Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Willard P. Fisher. February 25, 1907 2548 *Della S. Easton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Della S.
Easton. February 25, 1907 2549 *William Jenkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Jenkins. February 25, 1907 2549 *Levi E. Curtis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi E. Curtis. February 25, 1907 2549 *Joshua E. Hyatt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua E. Hyatt. February 25, 1907 2549 *John M. Gilbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Gilbert. February 25, 1907 2550 *Samuel V. Carr.* A n act granting an increase of pension to Samuel V.
Carr. February 25, 1907 2550 *Soren V. Kalsem.* An act granting an increase of pension to Soren V. Kalsem. February 25, 1907 2550 *William J. Courier.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Courier. February 25, 1907 2550 *Mary S. Sanders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary S. Sanders. February 25, 1907 2550 *James E. Converse.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Converse. February 25, 1907 2551 *George S. Schmutz.* An act granting an increase of pension to George S.
Schmutz. February 25, 1907 2551 *Mary Kirk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Kirk. February 25, 1907 2551 *George Spalding.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Spalding. February 25, 1907 2551 *W. Ira Templeton.* An act granting an increase of pension to W. Ira Templeton. February 25, 1907 2552 *William C. Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C. Hodges. February 25, 1907 2552 *Martin Holmes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Holmes, alias George Langin.
February 25, 1907 2552 *Burden H. Barrett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burden H. Barrett. February 25, 1907 2552 *John A. Henry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Henry. February 25, 1907 2552 *William A. Leach.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Leach. February 25, 1907 2553 *JohnO. McNabb.* An act granting an increase of pension to John O. McNabb. February 25, 1907 2553 *Lucinda Davidson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucinda Davidson.
February 25, 1907 2553 *Alice E. Ragan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alice E. Ragan. February 25, 1907 2553 *Milton Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton Stevens. February 25, 1907 2554 *Thomas L. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas L. Williams. February 25, 1907 2554 *Henry Bauerlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Bauerlin. February 25, 1907 2554 *Thomas Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Adams.
February 25, 1907 2554lxxxix *Francis A. Lander.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A. Lander. February 25, 1907 2554 *Emily Hibernia Trabue.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily Hibernia Trabue. February 25, 1907 2555 *Lucinda C. Musgrove.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucinda C. Musgrove. February 25, 1907 2555 *Nathaniel Y. Buck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel Y. Buck. February 25, 1907 2555 *John C. Mitchell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C.
Mitchell. February 25, 1907 2555 *Volna S. Topping.* An act granting an increase of pension to Volna S. Topping. February 25, 1907 2550 *James M. Davidson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Davidson. February 25, 1907 2550 *James L. folding.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Folding. February 25, 1907 2550 *Frank Vroman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Vroman. February 25, 1907 2550 *Melissa D. Whitman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Melissa D.
Whitman. February 25, 1907 2550 *John Cowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Cowan. February 25, 1907 2557 *Sylvanus Sloat.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sylvanus Sloat. February 25, 1907 2557 *John H. Robbins.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Robbins. February 25, 1907 2557 *George Quien.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Quien. February 25, 1907 2557 *Wiliiam S. Voris.* An act granting an increase of pension to William S.
Voris. February 25, 1907 2558 *Harmon Veatch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harmon Veateh. February 25, 1907 2558 *Martha Ella Wrenn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha Ella Wrenn. February 25, 1907 2558 *Aurora Garwood Ellis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aurora Garwood Ellis. February 25, 1907 2558 *Agnes E. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Agnes E. Brown. February 25, 1907 2558 *James W. Walsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W.
Walsh, alias James Powers. February 25, 1907 2559 *Mary Loomis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Loomis. February 25, 1907 2559 *George A. Stulls.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Stulls. February 25, 1907 2559 *Michael Downs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Downs. February 25, 1907 2559 *Henry Helton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Helton. February 25, 1907 2560 *James M. Morris.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M.
Morris. February 25, 1907 2560 *David H. Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to David H. Moore. February 25, 1907 2560 *William T. Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Fisher. February 25, 1907 2560 *Henry Goodlander.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Goodlander. February 25, 1907 2560 *Paul Sheets.* An act granting an increase of pension to Paul Sheets. February 25, 1907 2561 *Bobert Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Cole.
February 26, 1907 2561 *Wilson M. Holmes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilson M. Holmes. February 26, 1907 2561 *Giles Townsend.* An act granting an increase of pension to Giles Townsend. February 26, 1907 2561 *Amos J. Loranger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos J. Lotanger. February 26, 1907 2562 *Alfred Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Nichols. February 26, 1907 2562 *Andrew Jarvis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Jarvis.
February 26, 1907 2562 *John V. Buskirk.* An act granting an increase of pension to John V. Buskirk. February 26, 1907 2562 *Luke Reynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luke Reynolds. February 26, 1907 2562 *Thomas G. Dallman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas G. Dallman. February 26, 1907 2563 *Christina Vetter.* An act granting a pension to Christina Vetter. February 26, 1907 2563 *Cora Allie Booth.* An act granting a pension to Cora Allie Booth.
February 26, 1907 2563 *Cornelia Mitchell.* An act granting a pension to Cornelia Mitchell. February 26, 1907 2563 *Sarah C. Pitman.* An act granting a pension to Sarah C. Pitman. February 26, 1907 2564 *Christopher Horn.* An act granting a pension to Christopher Horn. February 26, 1907 2564 *Ida E. G. Pierce.* An act granting a pension to Ida E. G. Pierce. February 26, 1907 2564 *Martha J. Lewis.* An act granting a pension to Martha J. Lewis. February 26, 1907 2564 *Emma L. Beatty.* An act granting a pension to Emma L.
Beatty. February 26, 1907 2564 *Rittie Blackwell.* An act granting a pension to Rittie Blackwell. February 26, 1907 2565 *William L. Tyler.* An act granting a pension to William L. Tyler. February 26, 1907 2565 *John V. Sumner.* An act granting a pension to John V. Sumner. February 26, 1907 2565 *Anna E. Marble.* An avt granting a pension to Anna E. Marble. February 26, 1907 2565 *Johanne Lange.* An act granting a pension to Johanne Lange. February 26, 1907 2566 *Benjamin W. McCray.* An act granting a pension to Benjamin W.
McCray. February 26, 1907 2566 *Nannie T. Johnson.* An act granting a pension to Nannie T. Johnson. February 26, 1907 2566 *Phoebe Templeton.* An act granting a pension to Phoebe Templeton. February 26, 1907 2566 *John Ingram.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Ingram. February 26, 1907 2566 *Joseph J. Branyan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph J. Branyan. February 26, 1907 2567 *Snare and Triest Company.* An act for the relief of the Snare and Triest Company.
February 26, 1907 2567xc *John F. G. Clibome.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. G. Clibome. February 26, 1907 2567 *Susan E. Hernandez.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan E. Hernandez. February 26, 1907 2567 *Agnes E. Calvert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Agnes E. Calvert. February 26, 1907 2568 *Washington M. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Washington M. Brown. February 26, 1907 2568 *Campbell Cowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Campbell Cowan.
February 26, 1907 2568 *Henry C. Eastep.* A n act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Eastep. February 26, 1907 2568 *Thomas Milson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Milson. February 26, 1907 2568 *Sarah Neely.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Neely. February 26, 1907 2569 *Judson H. Holcomb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Judson H. Holcomb. February 26, 1907 2569 *Edward S. E. Newbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward S.
E. Newbury. February 26, 1907 2569 *Mary A. Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Rogers. February 26, 1907 2569 *Mary E. Bookhammer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Bookhammer. February 26, 1907 2570 *William B. Corley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Corley. February 26, 1907 2570 *James A. Pryce.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. Pryce. February 26, 1907 2570 *Elizabeth Mooney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Mooney.
February 26, 1907 2570 *Alexander W. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander W. Taylor. February 26, 1907 2570 *Almon Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Almon Wood. February 26, 1907 2571 *James G. Van Dewalker.* An act granting an increase of pension to James G. Van Dewalker. February 26, 1907 2571 *Greenup Meece.* An act granting an increase of pension to Greenup Meece. February 26, 1907 2571 *George W. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Smith. February 26, 1907 2571 *Walter B. Swain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Walter B. Swain. February 26, 1907 2572 *John E. Bowles.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Bowles. February 26, 1907 2572 *Edward La Coste.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward La Coste. February 26, 1907 2572 *Henry K. Burger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry K. Burger. February 26, 1907 2572 *Thomas R. Elliott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas R.
Elliott. February 26, 1907 2572 *Caroline A. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline A. Smith. February 26, 1907 2573 *Oliver T. Westmoreland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver T. Westmoreland. February 26, 1907 2573 *Richard F. Barret.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard F. Barret. February 26, 1907 2573 *John A. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Smith. February 26, 1907 2573 *William A. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A.
Brown. February 26, 1907 2574 *Mary Küchler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Küchler. February 26, 1907 2574 *Margaret Pint.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Pint. February 26, 1907 2574 *Flora Fenzl.* An act granting a pension to Flora Fenzl. February 26, 1907 2574 *John J. Duff.* An act granting an increase of pension to John J. Duff. February 26, 1907 2574 *John H. McCain.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. McCain, alias John Croft.
February 26, 1907 2575 *Thomas W. Daniels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W. Daniels. February 26, 1907 2575 *Charles W. Airey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Airey. February 26, 1907 2575 *George W. Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Green. February 26, 1907 2575 *Riley J. Berkley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Riley J. Berkley. February 26, 1907 2576 *Philip Hamman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip Hamman.
February 26, 1907 2576 *William E. Richards.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Richards. February 26, 1907 2576 *Anton Heinzen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anton Heinzen. February 26, 1907 2576 *Alfred Hayward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred Hayward. February 26, 1907 2576 *Burris Subers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burris Subers. February 26, 1907 2577 *Henry D. Bole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D.
Bole. February 26, 1907 2577 *Emma F. Buchanan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma F. Buchanan. February 26, 1907 2577 *Martha Stevens.* An act granting a pension to Martha Stevens. February 26, 1907 2577 *Mary T. Mathis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary T. Mathis. February 26, 1907 2578 *Andrew H. Groces.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew H. Groves. February 26, 1907 2578 *Harvey McCallin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey McCallin.
February 26, 1907 2578 *Charles F. Connery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles F. Connery. February 26, 1907 2578xci *Webster Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Webster Miller. February 26, 1907 2578 *Mark W. Terrill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mark W. Terrill. February 26, 1907 2579 *Chester R. Pitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Chester R. Pitt. February 26, 1907 2579 *Julia T. Baldwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia T.
Baldwin. February 26, 1907 2579 *Isaac Fornwalt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Fornwalt. February 26, 1907 2579 *George W. Brinton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Brinton. February 26, 1907 2580 *Dominick Garvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dominick Garvey. February 26, 1907 2580 *William A. Nichols.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Nichols. February 26, 1907 2580 *William M. Neal.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M.
Neal. February 26, 1907 2580 *Joseph R. Benham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph R. Benham. February 26, 1907 2580 *Lucy A. Gaylord.* An act granting a pension to Lucy A. Gaylord. February 26, 1907 2581 *Margaret McNally.* An act granting a pension to Margaret McNally. February 26, 1907 2581 *Hester A. Parrish.* An act granting a pension to Hester A. Parrish. February 26, 1907 2581 *Honora Huggins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Honora Higgins. February 26, 1907 2581 *James Kelley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Kelley.
February 26, 1907 2582 *Henry Clapper.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Clapper. February 26, 1907 2582 *George W. Buzzell.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Buzzell. February 26, 1907 2582 *Zeurial McCulloek.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zeurial McCullock. February 26, 1907 2582 *Patrick McMahon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick McMahon. February 26, 1907 2582 *David C. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C.
Jones. February 26, 1907 2583 *Phoebe E. Sparkman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Phoebe E. Sparkman. February 26, 1907 2583 *Thomas Hamilton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Hamilton. February 26, 1907 2583 *Ira J. Everson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ira J. Everson. February 26, 1907 2583 *Theron Cross.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theron Cross. February 26, 1907 2584 *Joseph Dewhurst.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Dewhurst.
February 26, 1907 2584 *George W. Cassie.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Cassie. February 26, 1907 2584 *Sarah Ann Kendig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Ann Kendig. February 26, 1907 2584 *Hugh M. Cox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh M. Cox. February 26, 1907 2584 *America J. Austin.* An act granting an increase of pension to America J. Austin. February 26, 1907 2585 *Charles Blacker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Blacker.
February 26, 1907 2585 *William R. Horn.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Horn. February 26, 1907 2585 *Mary A. Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Edwards. February 26, 1907 2585 *James P. Hanna.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P. Hanna. February 26, 1907 2586 *John Heinrichs.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Heinrichs. February 26, 1907 2586 *Thomas W. Parsons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W.
Parsons. February 26, 1907 2586 *William Morson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Morson. February 26, 1907 2586 *Henry Loor Reger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Loor Reger. February 26, 1907 2586 *Sarah Elizabeth Fuller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah Elizabeth Fuller. February 26, 1907 2587 *Jacob Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Miller. February 26, 1907 2587 *Timothy Hanlon.* An act granting an increase of pension to Timothy Hanlon.
February 26, 1907 2587 *John Adams Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Adams Miller. February 26, 1907 2587 *John Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Brown. February 26, 1907 2588 *Joseph H. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Clark. February 26, 1907 2588 *Reuben Copher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reuben Copher. February 26, 1907 2588 *Warren J. Sevey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren J.
Sevey. February 26, 1907 2588 *Oscar F. Peacock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar F. Peacock. February 26, 1907 2588 *Benjamin J. Puckett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin J. Puckett. February 26, 1907 2589 *Richard N. Porter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard N. Porter. February 26, 1907 2589 *John Delaney.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Delaney. February 26, 1907 2589 *William S. Weller.* An act granting an increase of pension to William S.
Weller. February 26, 1907 2589 *Nancy G. Reid.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy G. Reid. February 26, 1907 2590xcii *Samuel Moore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Moore. February 26, 1907 2590 *Charles Lee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Lee. February 26, 1907 2590 *Albert Sunderland.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Sunderland. February 26, 1907 2590 *Elizabeth Hodge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Hodge.
February 26, 1907 2590 *Absalom Sivley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Absalom Sivley. February 26, 1907 2591 *Hannibal A. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannibal A. Johnson. February 26, 1907 2591 *Louisa Olin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Olin. February 26, 1907 2591 *Gillum M. Ezell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gillum M. Ezell. February 26, 1907 2591 *Belah H. Wilcox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Belah H.
Wilcox. February 26, 1907 2592 *Talcott M. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Talcott M. Brown. February 26, 1907 2592 *Jeremiah F. Pittman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah F. Pittman. February 26, 1907 2592 *Charles Woodruff Woolley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Woodruff Woolley. February 26, 1907 2592 *Shadrack H. J. Alley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Shadrack H. J. Alley. February 26, 1907 2592 *Laura G.
Hight.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura G. Hight. February 26, 1907 2593 *Kate Flowers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Kate Flowers. February 26, 1907 2593 *Simeon D. Pope.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simeon D. Pope. February 26, 1907 2593 *Bowman H. Buck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bowman H. Buck. February 26, 1907 2593 *Mathias Shirk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mathias Shirk. February 26, 1907 2594 *Elizabeth Balew.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Balew.
February 26, 1907 2594 *Augustine Sorrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Augustine Sorrell. February 26, 1907 2594 *Thomas C. Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas C. Fisher. February 26, 1907 2594 *Franklin Sampson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Sampson. February 26, 1907 2594 *Frederick E. Hayward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick E. Hayward. February 26, 1907 2595 *George C. Vance.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C.
Vance. February 26, 1907 2595 *James H. Marcum.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Marcum. February 26, 1907 2595 *Asa J. Clother.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa J. Clother. February 26, 1907 2595 *Ralph D. Parsons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ralph D. Parsons. February 26, 1907 2596 *Adam Leak.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Leak. February 26, 1907 2596 *Daniel Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel Sullivan.
February 26, 1907 2596 *John Lehn.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Lehn. February 26, 1907 2596 *Turner J. Preble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Turner J. Preble. February 26, 1907 2596 *Burr Chuk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burr Clark. February 26, 1907 2597 *George W. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Stewart. February 26, 1907 2597 *Frederick W. Wagner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick W.
Wagner. February 26, 1907 2597 *John C. McGinis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. McGinis. February 26, 1907 2597 *William R. Wilkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Wilkins. February 26, 1907 2598 *Edward Willis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Willis. February 26, 1907 2598 *Beverly W. Sullivan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Beverly W. Sullivan. February 26, 1907 2598 *Ephraim M. Boltz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ephraim M.
Boltz. February 26, 1907 2598 *James F. Travis.* An act granting an increase of pension to James F. Travis. February 26, 1907 2598 *Jennie R. Hunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie R. Hunt. February 26, 1907 2599 *Silas Garrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Silas Garrison. February 26, 1907 2599 *John C. L. Hargis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. L. Hargis. February 26, 1907 2599 *John Redding.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Redding.
February 26, 1907 2599 *Joseph G. Maddocks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph G. Maddocks. February 26, 1907 2600 *Stephen J. Henning.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen J. Henning. February 26, 1907 2600 *David Bethurum.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Bethurum. February 26, 1907 2600 *John Shobert.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Shobert. February 26, 1907 2600 *Hobart P. Sweet.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hobart P.
Sweet. February 26, 1907 2600 *Marcus Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marcus Davis. February 26, 1907 2601 *Elijah C. Adelotte.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah C. Adelotte. February 26, 1907 2601 *Andrew Cramer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew Cramer. February 26, 1907 2601xciii *Orville Dickinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orville Dickinson. February 26, 1907 2601 *Levi Hoskins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Hoskins.
February 26, 1907 2602 *Martha G. Matlack.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha G. Matlaek. February 26, 1907 2602 *Richard Prost.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Frost. February 26, 1907 2602 *David C. May.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C. May. February 26, 1907 2602 *James P. Bledsoe.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P. Bledsoe. February 25, 1907 2602 *Charles W. Burgess.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W.
Burgess. February 26, 1907 2603 *Carrie Diefenbach.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carrie Diefenbach. February 26, 1907 2603 *John Finch.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Finch. February 26, 1907 2603 *Martha E. Sanford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha E. Sanford. February 26, 1907 2603 *Thomas B. Hockley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas B. Hockley. February 26, 1907 2604 *Edwin C. Durfey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin C.
Durfey. February 26, 1907 2604 *William A. Lyon.* An act granting ah increase of pension to William A. Lyon. February 26, 1907 2604 *Joseph Fergerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Fergerson. February 26, 1907 2604 *Benjamin F. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Williams. February 26, 1907 2604 *Charles M. Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Arnold. February 26, 1907 2605 *Joseph M. Parish.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph M.
Parish. February 26, 1907 2605 *George N. Beymer.* An act granting an increase of pension to George N. Beymer. February 26, 1907 2605 *Charles W. Kenisston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles W. Kenisston. February 26, 1907 2605 *N. Delmont McReynolds.* An act granting an increase of pension to N. Delmont McReynolds. February 26, 1907 2606 *William H. Garrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Garrison. February 26, 1907 2606 *Annie L. Boone.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie L.
Boone. February 26, 1907 2606 *Emanuel Sandusky.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emanuel Sandusky. February 26, 1907 2606 *William Kirkpatrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kirkpatrick. February 26, 1907 2607 *Hollis Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hollis Smith. February 26, 1907 2607 *William J. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Clark. February 26, 1907 2607 *George E. York.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E.
York. February 26, 1907 2607 *Wesley Layton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wesley Layton. February 26, 1907 2607 *Albert J. Ackerley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert J. Ackerley. February 26, 1907 2608 *Andrew J. Sproul.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Sproul. February 26, 1907 2608 *Abraham D. Stouffer.* An ael granting an increase of pension to Abraham D. Stouffer. February 26, 1907 2608 *Edgar M. Barber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar M.
Barber. February 26, 1907 2608 *Jacob Little.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Little. February 26, 1907 2608 *Andrew L. Hook.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew L. Hook. February 26, 1907 2609 *Charles E. Youtt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Youtt. February 26, 1907 2609 *James E. Leslie.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Leslie. February 26, 1907 2609 *Alexander Buck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Buck.
February 26, 1907 2609 *Charles L. Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles L. Cole. February 26, 1907 2610 *Gilbert W. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gilbert W. Clark. February 26, 1907 2610 *Erastus A. Doe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Erastus A. Doe. February 26, 1907 2610 *Abraham J. Simmons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abraham J. Simmons. February 26, 1907 2610 *Thomas McPeek.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McPeek.
February 26, 1907 2610 *William H. Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Turner. February 26, 1907 2611 *Milton Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton Brown. February 26, 1907 2611 *Abram Nussbaum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram Nussbaum. February 26, 1907 2611 *Edwin R. Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin R. Phillips. February 26, 1907 2611 *Willard Wheeler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Willard Wheeler.
February 26, 1907 2612 *Samuel De Haven.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel De Haven. February 26, 1907 2612 *Solomon Stanfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Solomon Stanfield. February 26, 1907 2612 *George W. Maynard.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Maynard. February 26, 1907 2612xciv *Esther C. Kelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Esther C. Kelly. February 26, 1907 2612 *Jacob Salat.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Salat.
February 26, 1907 2613 *Charles Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Reed. February 26, 1907 2613 *Job Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Job Clark. February 26, 1907 2613 *John P. Bare.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Bare. February 26, 1907 2613 *Francis D. Matheny.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis D. Matheny. February 26, 1907 2614 *Patrick Bogan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Bogan.
February 26, 1907 2614 *Mary Denny.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Denny. February 26, 1907 2614 *Catharine McNamee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine McNamee. February 26, 1907 2614 *Jefferson G. Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jefferson G. Turner. February 26, 1907 2614 *James Miltimore.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Miltimore. February 26, 1907 2615 *Allan. S. Rose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Allan S.
Rose. February 26, 1907 2615 *Benjamin F. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Johnson. February 26, 1907 2615 *Patterson Reese.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patterson Reese. February 26, 1907 2615 *Levi Dealer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi Dealer. February 26, 1907 2616 *George Myers.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Myers. February 26, 1907 2616 *Joseph Bateman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Bateman.
February 26, 1907 2616 *John A. Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Baker. February 26, 1907 2616 *Albert W. Boggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert W. Boggs. February 26, 1907 2616 *Fritz Dittmann.* An act granting an increase of pension to Fritz Dittmann. February 26, 1907 2617 *Thomas Akin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Akin. February 26, 1907 2617 *Asail Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asail Brown.
February 26, 1907 2617 *John Nix.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Nix. February 26, 1907 2617 *Martin Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Johnson. February 26, 1907 2618 *William W. Wertman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Wertman. February 26, 1907 2618 *William H. De Bruler.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. De Bruler. February 26, 1907 2618 *Ann O’ Neil.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann O’Neil.
February 26, 1907 2618 *Thomas M. Luman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M. Luman. February 26, 1907 2618 *Richard Limbird.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Limbird. February 26, 1907 2619 *Francis G. Knapp.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis G. Knapp. February 26, 1907 2619 *James R. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Wilson. February 26, 1907 2619 *James Shaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Shaw.
February 26, 1907 2619 *William R. Rodenberger.* An act granting an increase of pension to William R. Rodenberger. February 26, 1907 2620 *Cornelius A. Willis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelius A. Willis. February 26, 1907 2620 *Margaret Epperson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Epperson. February 26, 1907 2620 *Mary W. Humphreys.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary W. Humphreys. February 26, 1907 2620 *Charles Bachman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Bachman.
February 26, 1907 2620 *Ella A. Hodges.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ella A. Hodges. February 26, 1907 2621 *Jane Williamson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jane Williamson. February 26, 1907 2621 *Hosea Hudson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hosea Hudson. February 26, 1907 2621 *William J. Large.* An act granting an increase of pension to William J. Large. February 26, 1907 2621 *Ary S. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ary S.
Bennett. February 26, 1907 2622 *Henry D. Miner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Miner. February 26, 1907 2622 *Henry C. Jewett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Jewett. February 26, 1907 2622 *Mildred L. Allee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mildred L. Allee. February 26, 1907 2622 *William Yahn* An act granting an increase of pension to William Yahn. February 26, 1907 2622 *Isaiah Perkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah Perkins.
February 26, 1907 2623 *Cynthia Marsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cynthia Marsh. February 26, 1907 2623 *Philip Lape.* An act granting an increase of pension to Philip Lape. February 26, 1907 2623 *William Van Alst.* Ah act granting an increase of pension to M illiam Van Alst. February 26, 1907 2623 *Frank L. Weiss* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank L. Weiss, alias Louis Weiss. February 26, 1907 2624 *Mathias Mannes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mathias Mannes.
February 26, 1907 2624 *Catherine Way.* An .act granting an increase of pension to Catherine Way. February 26, 1907 2624 *Ferdinand Kunkel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ferdinand Kunkel. February 26, 1907 2624 *Michael Dunn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Dunn. February 26, 1907 2624 *Lizzie E. Enright.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lizzie E. Enright. February 26, 1907 2625 *Albert Launt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Launt.
February 26, 1907 2625xcv *Nicholas S. Cantine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nicholas S. Cantine. February 26, 1907 2625 *Hannah O. Reynolds.* An act grantjng an increase of pension to Hannah O. Reynolds. February 26, 1907 2625 *Samuel Shoener.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Shoener. February 26, 1907 2626 *Joshua S. Jayne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua S. Jayne. February 26, 1907 2626 *John M. Dixon.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M.
Dixon. February 26, 1907 2626 *Joseph M. Storey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph M. Storey. February 26, 1907 2626 *Francis Doughty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Doughty. February 26, 1907 2626 *Timothy Quinn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Timothy Quinn. February 26, 1907 2627 *James Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Price. February 26, 1907 2627 *William Conwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Conwell.
February 26, 1907 2627 *Ira D. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ira D. Hill. February 26, 1907 2627 *Benjamin Lyons.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Lyons. February 26, 1907 2628 *Peter Buchmann.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Buchmann. February 26, 1907 2628 *Le Roy Henson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Le Roy Benson. February 26, 1907 2628 *John Carpenter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Carpenter.
February 26, 1907 2628 *Oscar Andrews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar Andrews. February 26, 1907 2628 *Amos Kellner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Amos Kellner. February 26, 1907 2629 *William G. Whitney.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Whitney. February 26, 1907 2629 *Guthridge L. Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to Guthridge L. Phillips. February 26, 1907 2629 *John L. Newman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L.
Newman. February 26, 1907 2629 *Milton L. Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Milton L. Howard. February 26, 1907 2630 *William H. Webb* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Webb. February 26, 1907 2630 *James R. Dunlap.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Dunlap. February 26, 1907 2630 *Franklin Comstock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Comstock. February 26, 1907 2630 *Thomas M. Lord.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M.
Lord. February 26, 1907 2630 *Henry Joyce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Joyce. February 26, 1907 2631 *Thomas Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Welch. February 26, 1907 2631 *George Hierl.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Hierl, alias George Hill. February 26, 1907 2631 *Catharine A. Greene.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine A. Greene. February 26, 1907 2631 *William C. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William C.
Thompson. February 26, 1907 2632 *Henry C. Hughes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Hughes. February 26, 1907 2632 *Charles T. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles T. Chapman. February 26, 1907 2632 *Catharine Weigert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Weigert. February 26, 1907 2632 *August Weber.* An act granting an increase of pension to August Weber. February 26, 1907 2632 *Martha J. Weaverling.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha J.
Weaverling. February 26, 1907 2633 *Luther W. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luther W. Harris. February 26, 1907 2633 *William W. Bell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Bell. February 26, 1907 2633 *Emma Walters.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Walters. February 26, 1907 2633 *Lafayette Doughty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lafayette Doughty. February 26, 1907 2634 *Thomas D. King.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas D.
King. February 26, 1907 2634 *Joseph Rouge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Rouge. February 26, 1907 2634 *John N. Shear.* An act granting an increase of pension to John N. Shear. February 26, 1907 2634 *John W. Howe.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Howe. February 26, 1907 2634 *James D. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Walker. February 26, 1907 2635 *Henry McDevitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry McDevitt.
February 26, 1907 2635 *James Kenney.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Kenney. February 26, 1907 2635 *William Chagnon.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Chagnon. February 26, 1907 2635 *William G. Dickey.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Dickey. February 26, 1907 2636 *Sarah M. Bickford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah M. Bickford. February 26, 1907 2636 *George F. Fogg.* An act granting an increase of pension to George F.
Fogg. February 26, 1907 2636xcvi *Rianzo M. Norton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rianzo M. Norton. February 26, 1907 2636 *Thomas Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Jones. February 26, 1907 2636 *Samuel W. Hines.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel W. Hines. February 26, 1907 2637 *Edgar Weaver.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar Weaver. February 26, 1907 2637 *George W. Rothrock.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W.
Rothrock. February 26, 1907 2637 *Henry Lufft.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Lufft. February 26, 1907 2637 *John H. Simmons.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Simmons. February 26, 1907 2638 *Mary Evans.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Evans. February 26, 1907 2638 *William Wiggins.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wiggins. February 26, 1907 2638 *Thomtu N. Gootee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas N.
Gootee. February 26, 1907 2638 *Enoch May.* An act granting an increase of pension to Enoch May. February 26, 1907 2639 *Nelson J. Weller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson J. Weller. February 26, 1907 2639 *Ella C. Washburn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ella C. Washburn. February 26, 1907 2639 *Jesse J. Melton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse J. Melton. February 26, 1907 2639 *Edmund A. Locker.* An acl granting an increase of pension to Edmund A.
Locker. February 26, 1907 2639 *Archibald Bates.* An act granting an increase of pension to Archibald Bates. February 26, 1907 2640 *Gottlieb Kirchner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gottlieb Kirchner. February 26, 1907 2640 *James Collins.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Collins. February 26, 1907 2640 *Michael Harman.* An act .granting an increase of pension to Michael Harman. February 26, 1907 2640 *Andrew M. Dunn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew M.
Dunn. February 26, 1907 2640 *Henry C. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry C. Davis. February 26, 1907 2641 *Patrick Kinney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Kinney. February 26, 1907 2641 *Anthony Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anthony Patterson. February 26, 1907 2641 *Albert Manice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Manice. February 26, 1907 2641 *Henry W. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W.
Martin. February 26, 1907 2642 *Jacob Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Palmer. February 26, 1907 2642 *Arthur Graham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arthur Graham. February 26, 1907 2642 *Emma M. Chamberlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma M. Chamberlin. February 26, 1907 2642 *Sylvester Bickford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sylvester Bickford. February 26, 1907 2642 *Cornelius Shea.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelius Shea.
February 26, 1907 2643 *George E. Castor.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Castor, alias George E. Coster. February 26, 1907 2643 *Levi E. Eldred.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi E. Eldred. February 26, 1907 2643 *Margaret Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Adams. February 26, 1907 2643 *Jerome B. Clark.* An acl granting an increase of pension to Jerome B. Clark. February 26, 1907 2644 *William Earnest.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Earnest.
February 26, 1907 2644 *James Pool.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Pool. February 26, 1907 2644 *Hermann Hoffmeister.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hermann Hoffmeister. February 26, 1907 2644 *Henry J. Barrows.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry J. Barrows. February 26, 1907 2644 *Charles A. Parker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Parker. February 26, 1907 2645 *William Seymour Alden.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Seymour Alden.
February 26, 1907 2645 *Alonzo Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo Foster. February 26, 1907 2645 *John Short.* An act granting an increase of pension to. John Short. February 26, 1907 2645 *William Ivers.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Ivers. February 26, 1907 2646 *Valentine Goebel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Valentine Goebel. February 26, 1907 2646 *Louis Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louis Green.
February 26, 1907 2646 *Rose Sevin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rose Sevin. February 26, 1907 2646 *Thor Nelson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thor Nelson. February 26, 1907 2646 *Stephen B. H. Shanks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen B. H. Shanks. February 26, 1907 2647 *William N. Carlisle.* An act granting an increase of pension to William N. Carlisle. February 26, 1907 2647 *William Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hall.
February 26, 1907 2647 *James L. Barney.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Barney. February 26, 1907 2647 *Martha L. Burnham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha L. Burnham. February 26, 1907 2648xcvii *James M. Houston.* A n act granting an increase of pension to James M. Houston. February 26, 1907 2648 *William Seitz.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Seitz. February 26, 1907 2648 *Clark Crecelius.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clark Crecelius.
February 26, 1907 2648 *Elbridge Simpson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elbridge Simpson. February 26, 1907 2648 *Edgar D. Ellis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar D. Ellis. February 26, 1907 2649 *Martin Becker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Becker. February 26, 1907 2649 *Thomas J. Green.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Green. February 26, 1907 2649 *Caroline Vick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Caroline Vick.
February 26, 1907 2649 *John G. Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to John G. Price. February 26, 1907 2650 *Adam Sliger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adam Sliger. February 26, 1907 2650 *George W. Shacklett.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Shacklett. February 26, 1907 2650 *Stephen D. Jordan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen D. Jordan. February 26, 1907 2650 *Joseph E. Knighten.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph E.
Knighten. February 26, 1907 2650 *John M. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Smith. February 26, 1907 2651 *Isaiah Carter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaiah Carter. February 26, 1907 2651 *Elizabeth C. Smith.* Ah act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth C. Smith. February 26, 1907 2651 *Charles M. Buck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Buck. February 26, 1907 2651 *Alfred B. Stansil.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alfred B.
Stansil. February 26, 1907 2652 *John Manley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Mauley. February 26, 1907 2652 *Benjamin Maple.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin Maple. February 26, 1907 2652 *Albina. M. Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albina M. Williams. February 26, 1907 2652 *Charles J. Schreiner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles J. Schreiner. February 26, 1907 2652 *Isaac L. Griswold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac L.
Griswold. February 26, 1907 2653 *John W. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Wilson. February 26, 1907 2653 *William H. Zimmerman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Zimmerman. February 26, 1907 2653 *Dewitt C. Chapman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dewitt C. Chapman. February 26, 1907 2653 *John Kilpatrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Kilpatrick. February 26, 1907 2654 *Thomas Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Phillips.
February 26, 1907 2654 *Harry C. Cadwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harry C. Cadwell. February 26, 1907 2654 *William H. Kehlbeck.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Kehlbeck. February 26, 1907 2654 *Joseph Countryman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Countryman. February 26, 1907 2654 *Clarendon Kelly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clarendon Kelly. February 26, 1907 2655 *Frederick P. Gaudineer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick P.
Gaudineer. February 26, 1907 2655 * Elizabeth Pillow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Pillow. February 26, 1907 2655 *Adeliade Wagner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adeliade Wagner. February 26, 1907 2655 *Joseph C. Fisher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph C. Fisher. February 26, 1907 2656 *Henry D. Combs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry D. Combs. February 26, 1907 2656 *Temperance Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Temperance Davis.
February 26, 1907 2656 *James Marshall.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Marshall. February 26, 1907 2656 *John H. Cauley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Cauley. February 26, 1907 2656 *John McKinnon.* An act to correct the naval record of John McKinnon, alias John Mack. February 26, 1907 2657 *Hamilton D. South.* An act for the relief of Hamilton D. South, second lieutenant, United States Marine Corps. February 26, 1907 2657 *Walter Delafield Bollard.* An act waiving the age limit for admission to the Pay Corps of the United StatesNavy in tin1 case of Pay Clerk Walter Delafield Bollard, United States Navy.
February 26, 1907 2657 *Francis M. Hatten.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis M. Hatten. February 27, 1907 2657 *J. Tennant Steeb.* An act to refund to J. Tennant Steeb certain duties erroneously paid by him, without protest, on goods of domestic production shipped from the United States to Hawaii and thereafter returned. February 27, 1907 2658 *John Smith.* An act for the relief of the heirs of John Smith. February 27, 1907 2658 *Barclay H. Warburton.* An act for the relief of Barclay H.
Warburton. February 27, 1907 2658 *Harpswell Steamboat Company.* An act to reimburse the Harpswell Steamboat Company, of Portland. Maine, for expenses incurred and for repairing damages sustained by its steamer Sebascodegan in collision with the United States steamer Woodbury. February 27, 1907 2658 *Patrick J. Madden.* An act for the relief of Patrick J. Madden. February 27, 1907 2659 *W. B. Sutter.* An act for the relief of W. B. Sutter. February 27, 1907 2659xcviii *Milburn Wagon Company.* An act for the relief of the Milburn Wagon Company, of Toledo, Ohio.
February 27, 1907 2659 *M. D. Wright and Robert Neill.* An act for the relief of M. D. Wright and Robert Neill. February 27, 1907 2659 *Columbia Hospital and Dr. A. E. Boozer.* An act for the relief of Columbia Hospital and Doctor A. E. Boozer. February 27, 1907 2660 *Bernice Farrell.* An act for the relief of Miss Bernice Farrell. February 27, 1907 2660 *Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.* An act for the relief of the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. February 27, 1907 2660 *James P. Barney.* An act for the relief of James P.
Barney. February 27, 1907 2661 *Samuel Ledgerwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Ledgerwood. February 27, 1907 2661 *Rock Island Arsenal fire losses.* An act for the relief of persons who sustained property damage caused by tire at the Rock Island Arsenal. February 27, 1907 2661 *M. A. Phelps and John W. Renner.* An act for the relief of the heirs at law of M. A. Phelps and the heirs at law of John W. Renner. February 27, 1907 2662 *Holtzer-Cabot Electric Company.* An act authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Treasury to pay to the Holtzer-Cabot Electric Company the. amount due said company from the Post-Office Department.
February 27, 1907 2662 *Wiley Corbett.* An act for the relief of Wiley Corbett. February 27, 1907 2663 *Mary E. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Brown. February 27, 1907 2663 *John Shinolt.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Shinolt. February 27, 1907 2663 *William F. Clendening.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Clendening. February 27, 1907 2663 *Anne B. Whitcomb.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anne B. Whitcomb.
February 27, 1907 2664 *Casper W. Tyler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Casper W. Tyler. February 27, 1907 2664 *William W. Sparks.* An act granting a pension to William W. Sparks. February 27, 1907 2664 *Nanny E. Hayes.* An act granting a pension to Nanny E. Hayes. February 27, 1907 2664 *Asa A. Gardner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa A. Gardner. February 27, 1907 2664 *William G. Cummings.* An act granting an increase of pension to William G. Cummings.
February 27, 1907 2665 *Minerva Robinson.* An act to repeal the act approved January twenty-second, nineteen hundred and three, granting a pension to Minerva Robinson. February 27, 1907 2665 *Columbus F. and Charlotte G. Hayward.* An act for the relief of Edwin T. Hayward, executor of Columbus F. Hayward, and the administrator of Charlotte G. Hayward. February 28, 1907 2665 *Gouverneur V. Packer.* An act for the relief of Second Lieutenant Gouverneur V. Packer, Twenty-fourth United States Infantry.
February 28, 1907 2666 *John and David West.* An act for the relief of John and David West. February 28, 1907 2666 *Edwin B. Lufkin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin B. Lufkin. February 28, 1907 2666 *Nancy Littlefield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy Littlefield. February 28, 1907 2666 *Ruth E. Rogers.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ruth E. Rogers. February 28, 1907 2666 *Alvah D. Wilson* An act granting an increase of pension to Alvah D.
Wilson. February 28, 1907 2667 *Luther H. Canfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Luther H. Canfield. February 28, 1907 2667 *Justin C. Kennedy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Justin C. Kennedy. February 28, 1907 2667 *Lewis Young.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis Young. February 28, 1907 2667 *John W. Crane.* An act gaming an increase of pension to John W. Crane. February 28, 1907 2668 *Priscilla L. Hamill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Priscilla L.
Hamill. February 28, 1907 2668 *Thomas A. Willson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas A. Willson. February 28, 1907 2668 *Charles E. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Foster. February 28, 1907 2668 *Relf Bledsoe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Relf Bledsoe. February 28, 1907 2668 *Warren W. Whipple.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren W. Whipple. February 28, 1907 2669 *Edwin P. Richardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edwin P.
Richardson. February 28, 1907 2669 *Ludwig Schultz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ludwig Schultz. February 28, 1907 2669 *Michael Cullen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Cullen. February 28, 1907 2669 *Elizabeth Strong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Strong. February 28, 1907 2669 *Laura M. Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Laura. M. Freeman. February 28, 1907 2670 *Theodore W. Gates.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore W.
Gates. February 28, 1907 2670 *Jane Agnew.* An act granting a pension to Jane Agnew. February 28, 1907 2670 *Smith Bledsoe.* An act granting a pension to Smith Bledsoe. February 28, 1907 2670 *Charles Church.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Church. February 28, 1907 2670 *Mary O. Foster.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary O. Foster. February 28, 1907 2671 *Asa K. Harbert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa K. Harbert. February 28, 1907 2671 *Elisha T.
Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elisha T. Arnold. February 28, 1907 2671xcix *Mary G. Potter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary G. Potter. February 28, 1907 2671 *William W. Herrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Herrick. February 28, 1907 2671 *William T. Graffam.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Graffam, alias William Rivers. February 28, 1907 2672 *Annie E. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie E.
Smith. February 28, 1907 2672 *Harvey Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Smith. February 28, 1907 2672 *John A. J. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. J. Taylor. February 28, 1907 2672 *Stephen M. Fitzwater.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen M. Fitzwater. February 28, 1907 2672 *Robert J. Henry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert J. Henry. February 28, 1907 2673 *Daniel B. Morehead.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel B.
Morehead. February 28, 1907 2673 *Joel R. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joel R. Smith. February 28, 1907 2673 *John W. Ogan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Ogan. February 28, 1907 2673 *Hannah Welch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah Welch. February 28, 1907 2673 *Henry O. Bennum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry O. Bennum. February 28, 1907 2674 *Hiram Focht.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Focht.
February 28, 1907 2674 *George C. Veile.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Veile. February 28, 1907 2674 *Wiliam P. McKeever.* An act granting an increase of pension to William P. McKeever. February 28, 1907 2674 *Jacob A. Ward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob A. Ward. February 28, 1907 2675 *Thomas J. Harrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Harrison. February 28, 1907 2675 *Samuel Ellis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Ellis.
February 28, 1907 2675 *Charles M. Canfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles M. Canfield. February 28, 1907 2675 *Rowland Saunders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rowland Saunders. February 28, 1907 2675 *Anna M. Woodbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna M. Woodbury. February 28, 1907 2676 *Joseph H. Boucher.* An act granting a pension to Joseph H. Boucher. February 28, 1907 2676 *Samuel S. Watson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel S.
Watson. February 28, 1907 2676 *Joseph P. Wilcox.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph P. Wilcox. February 28, 1907 2676 *Orin D. Sisco.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orin D. Sisco. February 28, 1907 2676 *Sallie Noble.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sallie Noble. February 28, 1907 2677 *Daniel R. Emery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel R. Emery. February 28, 1907 2677 *Levi W. Curtis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi W.
Curtis. February 28, 1907 2677 *Ellen L. Stoughton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ellen L. Stoughton. February 28, 1907 2677 *Jacob Berry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Berry. February 28, 1907 2677 *Thomas Warner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Warner. February 28, 1907 2678 *Charles B. Saunders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles B. Saunders. February 28, 1907 2678 *Ann H. Barnes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann H.
Barnes. February 28, 1907 2678 *Charles V. Nash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles V. Nash. February 28, 1907 2678 *Thomas S. Elsberry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas S. Elsberry. February 28, 1907 2678 *Horatio S. Brewer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horatio S. Brewer. February 28, 1907 2679 *Levi M. Stephenson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi M. Stephenson. February 28, 1907 2679 *John A. Wagner.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A.
Wagner. February 28, 1907 2679 *Henry Stegman.* An ael granting an increase of pension to Henry Stegman. February 28, 1907 2679 *William Hale.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hale. February 28, 1907 2680 *Mary Jane Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Jane Miller. February 28, 1907 2680 *Irvin M. Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Irvin M. Hill. February 28, 1907 2680 *Mary A. Brady.* An act granting a pension to Mary A. Brady.
February 28, 1907 2680 *James W. Muncy.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Muncy. February 28, 1907 2680 *D. Laning Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to D. Laning Ross. February 28, 1907 2681 *Nathan S. Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathan S. Wood. February 28, 1907 2681 *Lorin N. Hawkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lorin N. Hawkins. February 28, 1907 2681 *Jacob Grell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Grell.
February 28, 1907 2681 *William W. Duffield.* An act granting an increase of pension to William W. Duffield. February 28, 1907 2682 *Julia A. Horton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia A. Horton. February 28, 1907 2682c *John H. La Vaque.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. La Vaque. February 28, 1907 2682 *Franklin Craig.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Craig. February 28, 1907 2682 *John H. Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H.
Arnold. February 28, 1907 2682 *John McKnight.* An act granting an increase of pension to John McKnight. February 28, 1907 2683 *Hester A. Coller.* An act granting a pension to Hester A. Coller. February 28, 1907 2683 *William P. Visgar.* An act granting an increase of pension to William P. Visgar. February 28, 1907 2683 *John R. Callender.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Callender. February 28, 1907 2683 *Julia A. Birge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Julia A.
Birge. February 28, 1907 2684 *Louisa Anne Morton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Anne Morton. February 28, 1907 2684 *Susan Mahany.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan Mahany. February 28, 1907 2684 *Joseph C. Bowker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph C. Bowker. February 28, 1907 2684 *Angus Fraser.* An act granting an increase of pension to Angus Fraser. February 28, 1907 2684 *Josiah B. Kinsman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah B.
Kinsman. February 28, 1907 2685 *John M. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Smith. February 28, 1907 2685 *Harvey Key.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey Key. February 28, 1907 2685 *William H. Stiles.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Stiles. February 28, 1907 2685 *Francis A. Dory.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A. Dory. February 28, 1907 2686 *George C. Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C.
Gibson. February 28, 1907 2686 *George W. Cole.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Cole. February 28, 1907 2686 *Alexander Sholl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander Sholl. February 28, 1907 2686 *John Shank.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Shank. February 28, 1907 2686 *Isaac Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Johnson. February 28, 1907 2687 *George L. McClung.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H.
McClung. February 28, 1907 2687 *Jacob P. Crooker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob P. Crooker. February 28, 1907 2687 *John P. Murray.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Murray. February 28, 1907 2687 *John A. Morris.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Morris. February 28, 1907 2688 *Hiram H. Lockwood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram H. Lockwood. February 28, 1907 2688 *Thomas M. Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas M.
Chase. February 28, 1907 2688 *Samuel B. T. Goodrich.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel B. T. Goodrich. February 28, 1907 2688 *Timothy B. Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Timothy B. Lewis. February 28, 1907 2688 *Hannah Peavey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hannah Peavey. February 28, 1907 2689 *Charles E. Du Bois.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles E. Du Bois. February 28, 1907 2689 *Harvey B. F. Keller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harvey B.
F. Keller. February 28, 1907 2689 *James L. Short.* An act granting an increase of pension to James L. Short. February 28, 1907 2689 *Mary W. Granniss.* An act granting a pension to Mary W. Granniss. February 28, 1907 2690 *Mary A. Jackson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Jackson. February 28, 1907 2690 *Elizabeth H. Rice.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth H. Rice. February 28, 1907 2690 *John C. Snell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C.
Snell. February 28, 1907 2690 *John E. Hayes.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Hayes. February 28, 1907 2690 *James B. Hackett.* An act granting an increase of pension to James B. Hackett. February 28, 1907 2691 *John E. Anthony.* An act granting an increase of pension to John E. Anthony. February 28, 1907 2691 *Samuel Shepherd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Shepherd. February 28, 1907 2691 *George H. Nye.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H.
Nye. February 28, 1907 2691 *William H. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Adams. February 28, 1907 2692 *George F. Chamberlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George F. Chamberlin. February 28, 1907 2692 *George A. Boyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to George A. Boyle. February 28, 1907 2692 *James G. Harvey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James G. Harvey. February 28, 1907 2692 *Samuel C. Murdough.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel C.
Murdough. February 28, 1907 2692ci *Martin A. Rubert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin A. Robert. February 28, 1907 2693 *Henry Matter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Matter. February 28, 1907 2693 *Abram W. Vandel.* An act granting an increase of pension to Abram W. Vandel. February 28, 1907 2693 *Eli Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli Ford, alias Jacob Butler. February 28, 1907 2693 *Franklin Rust.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin Rust.
February 28, 1907 2694 *Alonzo W. Fuller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo W. Fuller. February 28, 1907 2694 *John Snyder.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Snyder. February 28, 1907 2694 *Edward G. Burnet.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward G. Burnet. February 28, 1907 2694 *Hugh K. McJunkin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh K. McJunkin. February 28, 1907 2694 *William Curran.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Curran.
February 28, 1907 2695 *Robert Hamilton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Hamilton. February 28, 1907 2695 *Sylvester O. Pevear.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sylvester O. Pevear. February 28, 1907 2695 *Charles H. Clapp.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Clapp. February 28, 1907 2695 *Gilbert Bailie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gilbert Bailie. February 28, 1907 2696 *Hugh McNaughton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh McNaughton.
February 28, 1907 2696 *William T. Hastings.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Hastings. February 28, 1907 2696 *Edward T. Blodgett.* An act granting a pension to Edward T. Blodgett. February 28, 1907 2696 *Richard B. Hall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard B. Hall. February 28, 1907 2696 *Daniel Schaffner.* An act granting a pension to Daniel Schaffner. February 28, 1907 2697 *Henrietta Teague.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henrietta Teague.
February 28, 1907 2697 *Susan J. Chandler.* An act granting a pension to Susan J. Chandler. February 28, 1907 2697 *Cornelia W. Clay.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelia W. Clay. February 28, 1907 2697 *George H. Allen.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Allen. February 28, 1907 2698 *John Bell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bell. February 28, 1907 2698 *Samuel A. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel A. Miller.
February 28, 1907 2698 *Edward B. Shepherd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward B. Shepherd. February 28, 1907 2698 *Margaret Holden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Holden. February 28, 1907 2698 *Lawrence Over.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lawrence Over. February 28, 1907 2699 *William H. Hubbard.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Hubbard. February 28, 1907 2699 *Samuel D. Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel D.
Thompson. February 28, 1907 2699 *Sylvester Byrne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sylvester Byrne. February 28, 1907 2699 *Joseph W. Little.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph W. Little. February 28, 1907 2700 *Oscar F. Richards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar F. Richards. February 28, 1907 2700 *Daniel McConnell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel McConnell. February 28, 1907 2700 *Bessie Sharp Pettit.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bessie Sharp Pettit.
February 28, 1907 2700 *Dewayne W. Suydam.* An act granting an increase of pension to Dewayne W. Suydam. February 28, 1907 2700 *John Gafford.* An act for the relief of John C. Ray, assignee of John Gafford, of Arkansas. March 1, 1907 2701 *Peter O’Neil.* An act authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to grant a discharge to Peter O’Neil. March 1, 1907 2701 *L. L. Arrington and L. S. Arrington.* An act for the relief of L. L. Arrington and L. S. Arrington. March 1, 1907 2701 *Cornelius O’ Callaghan.* An act to remove the charge of desertion against Cornelius O’Callaghan.
March 1, 1907 2701 *Oscar Fulgham.* An act to reimburse Oscar Fulgham, ex-sheriff of Madison County, Alabama, for judgment and costs rendered against him when acting in the service of the United States. March 1, 1907 2702 *Lucinda L. McCorkle.* An act granting a pension to Lucinda L. McCorkle. March 1, 1907 2702 *Nancy A. E. Hoffman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy A. E. Hoffman. March 1, 1907 2702 *Morgan H. Weeks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morgan H.
Weeks. March 1, 1907 2702cii *Jennie H. Marshall.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jennie H. Marshall. March 1, 1907 2703 *Robert H. White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert H. White. March 1, 1907 2703 *Stephen A. Barker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stephen A. Barker. March 1, 1907 2703 *John H. Peters.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Peters. March 1, 1907 2703 *Richard Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Jones.
March 1, 1907 2703 *Greenberry B. Patterson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Greenberry B. Patterson. March 1, 1907 2704 *John A. Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to John A. Chase. March 1, 1907 2704 *Thomas W. Gilpatrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas W. Gilpatriek. March 1, 1907 2704 *William M. Tinsley.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Tinsley. March 1, 1907 2704 *Albert Teets.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albert Teets.
March 1, 1907 2704 *Marcellus Cash.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marcellus Cash. March 1, 1907 2705 *Georqe Payne.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Payne. March 1, 1907 2705 *Sheffield L. Sherman, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sheffield L. Sherman, junior. March 1, 1907 2705 *Frederick Buehrle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Buehrle. March 1, 1907 2705 *William Grant.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Grant.
March 1, 1907 2706 *Margaret E. Craigo.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret E. Craigo. March 1, 1907 2706 *William D. Hoff.* An act granting an increase of pension to William D. Hoff. March 1, 1907 2706 *Georqe C. Saul.* An act granting an increase of pension to George C. Saul. March 1, 1907 2706 *William O. Spelman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William O. Spelman. March 1, 1907 2706 *Ruth M. Hoag.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ruth M.
Hoag. March 1, 1907 2707 *Charles A. Bell.* An act granting an increa.se of pension to Charles A. Bell. March 1, 1907 2707 *Octave L. F. E. Fariola.* An act granting an increase of pension to Octave L. F. E. Fariola. March 1, 1907 2707 *Marshall T. Kennan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marshall T. Kennan. March 1, 1907 2707 *Cyrus Palmer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cyrus Palmer. March 1, 1907 2708 *Henry Bittleston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Bittleston.
March 1, 1907 2708 *Georqe W. Cook.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Cook. March 1, 1907 2708 *William T. Cooper.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Cooper. March 1, 1907 2708 *Robert. K. Leech.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert K. Leech. March 1, 1907 2708 *Nathaniel Lewis Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nathaniel Lewis Turner. March 1, 1907 2709 *Joshua T. Jellison.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua T.
Jellison. March 1, 1907 2709 *Menzo S. Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Menzo S. Bishop. March 1, 1907 2709 *Clara P. Coleman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clara P. Coleman. March 1, 1907 2709 *William McHenry Plainer.* An act granting an increase of pension to William McHenry Plainer. March 1, 1907 2710 *Levi S. Bailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Levi S. Bailey. March 1, 1907 2710 *Jeremiah Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Thomas.
March 1, 1907 2710 *Mary E. Dougherty.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Dougherty. March 1, 1907 2710 *Andrew J. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Harris. March 1, 1907 2710 *Henrietta C. Cooley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henrietta C. Cooley. March 1, 1907 2711 *Eleanor N. Sherman.* An act granting a pension to Eleanor N. Sherman. March 1, 1907 2711 *George L. Danforth.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L.
Danforth. March 1, 1907 2711 *Caroline A. Gilmore.* An act granting a pension to Caroline A. Gilmore. March 1, 1907 2711 *Mary F. Johnson.* An act granting a pension to Mary F. Johnson. March 1, 1907 2712 *Thomas Harrop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Harrop. March 1, 1907 2712 *William. F. Burnett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Burnett. March 1, 1907 2712 *John M. Gilliland.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Gilliland.
March 1, 1907 2712 *Oliver S. Boggs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver S. Boggs. March 1, 1907 2712 *Patrick Cooney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick Cooney. March 1, 1907 2713 *William H. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Brown. March 1, 1907 2713 *George L. Corey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George L. Corey. March 1, 1907 2713 *John Bowen.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Bowen. March 1, 1907 2713 *Alanson W.
Edwards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alanson W. Edwards. March 1, 1907 2714 *Wilford Herrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wiiford Herrick. March 1, 1907 2714 *Marinda D. Beery.* An act granting an increase of pension to Marinda D. Beery. March 1, 1907 2714 *Lester M. P. Griswold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lester M. P. Griswold. March 1, 1907 2714 *Anna V. Blaney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna V. Blaney. March 1, 1907 2714 *George Arthur Tappan.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Arthur Tappan.
March 1, 1907 2715 *George W. Baker.* An act, granting an increase of pension to George W. Baker. March 1, 1907 2715ciii *David Decker.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Decker. March 1, 1907 2715 *William T. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William T. Bennett. March 1, 1907 2715 *William F. Letts.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Letts. March 1, 1907 2716 *Joseph Kiichli.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Kiichli.
March 1, 1907 2716 *Orvil Dodge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Orvil Dodge. March 1, 1907 2716 *Adolphus P. Clark.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adolphus P. Clark. March 1, 1907 2716 *James T. Piggott.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T. Piggott. March 1, 1907 2716 *Charles A. Woodward.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A. Woodward. March 1, 1907 2717 *William Booth.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Booth.
March 1, 1907 2717 *George W. Hapgood.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Hapgood. March 1, 1907 2717 *Warren M. Fales.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren M. Fales. March 1, 1907 2717 *Emily J. Larkham.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily J. Larkham. March 1, 1907 2718 *Jesse C. Newell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jesse C. Newell. March 1, 1907 2718 *John M. Morgan.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M.
Morgan. March 1, 1907 2718 *Judiah B. Smithson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Judiah B. Smithson. March 1, 1907 2718 *Samuel Reeves.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Reeves. March 1, 1907 2718 *Thomas Strong.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas Strong. March 1, 1907 2719 *Frederick Kurz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Kurz. March 1, 1907 2719 *Ezekiel C. Ford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ezekiel C.
Ford. March 1, 1907 2719 *George K. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to George K. Taylor. March 1, 1907 2719 *John P. Wildman.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Wildman. March 1, 1907 2720 *Elias W. Garrett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elias W. Garrett. March 1, 1907 2720 *Charles Shattuck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Shattuck. March 1, 1907 2720 *Samuel M. Breckenridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel M.
Breckenridge. March 1, 1907 2720 *Oliver H. P. Rhoads.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oliver H. P. Rhoads. March 1, 1907 2720 *Francis G. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis G. Brown. March 1, 1907 2721 *Harman Grass.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harman Grass. March 1, 1907 2721 *True Sanborn, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to True Sanborn, junior. March 1, 1907 2721 *Henry Lunn.* An act granting a pension to Henry Lunn.
March 1, 1907 2721 *Henry H. Buzzell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H. Buzzell. March 1, 1907 2722 *Sarah E. Lungren.* An act granting a pension to Sarah E. Lungren. March 1, 1907 2722 *Charles H. Alden.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Alden. March 1, 1907 2722 *Joseph Kennedy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Kennedy. March 1, 1907 2722 *George M. Shaffer.* An act granting an increase of pension to George M. Shaffer. March 1, 1907 2722 *William Wakefield.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wakefield.
March 1, 1907 2723 *Albion W. Tebbetts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Albion W. Tebbetts. March 1, 1907 2723 *Zadok K. Judd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Zadok K. Judd. March 1, 1907 2723 *Fannie S. Grant.* An act granting a pension to Fannie S. Grant. March 1, 1907 2723 *Sue A. Brockway.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sue A. Brockway. March 1, 1907 2724 *Henderson Stanley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henderson Stanley. March 1, 1907 2724 *Frederick Wood.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Wood.
March 1, 1907 2724 *Jacob S. Hawkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob S. Hawkins. March 1, 1907 2724 *Davis Gilborne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Davis Gillborne. March 1, 1907 2724 *Alonzo P. Mann.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alonzo P. Mann. March 1, 1907 2725 *Ellen Dougherty.* An act granting a pension to Ellen Dougherty. March 1, 1907 2725 *Henry F. Reuter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry F. Reuter. March 1, 1907 2725 *Carlo J.
Emerson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carlo J. Emerson. March 1, 1907 2725 *Chauncey M. Snow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Chauncey M. Snow. March 1, 1907 2726 *William H. Long.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Long. March 1, 1907 2726 *Edward Bird.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Bird. March 1, 1907 2726 *Benjamin B. Cravens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin B. Cravens. March 1, 1907 2726 *Garret P.
Rockwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Garret P. Rockwell. March 1, 1907 2726 *Wilbur A. Stiles.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilbur A. Stiles. March 1, 1907 2727 *William H. Grandaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Grandaw. March 1, 1907 2727 *Ole Gunderson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ole Gunderson. March 1, 1907 2727 *Frank De Noyer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank De Noyer. March 1, 1907 2727 *Evarts C.
Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Evarts C. Stevens. March 1, 1907 2728 *Isaac Oakman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac Oakman. March 1, 1907 2728 *Elias Laughner.* An act granting an increase or pension to Elias Laughner. March 1, 1907 2728 *Albert Bennington.* An act granting an increase ofpension to Albert Bennington. March 1, 1907 2728 *Catharine Hayes.* An act granting a pension to Catharine Hayes. March 1, 1907 2728 *Gilbert H. Keck.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gilbert H.
Keck. March 1, 1907 2729 *Thomas D. Marsh.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas D. Marsh. March 1, 1907 2729 *Richard J. Gibbs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard J. Gibbs. March 1, 1907 2729 *Sarah E. Stockton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah E. Stockton. March 1, 1907 2729civ *Henry Zacher.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Zacher, alias Charles Stein. March 1, 1907 2730 *William Wallace.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Wallace.
March 1, 1907 2730 *Catherine De Rosset Meares.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catherine De Rosset Meares. March 1, 1907 2730 *Wilkison B. Ross.* An act granting an increase of pension to Wilkison B. Ross. March 1, 1907 2730 *Eleanor P. Bigler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eleanor P. Bigler. March 1, 1907 2730 *Mary M. Howell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary M. Howell. March 1, 1907 2731 *Royal T. Melvin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Royal T.
Melvin. March 1, 1907 2731 *William H. Brady.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Brady. March 1, 1907 2731 *Joseph Hare. jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Hare, junior. March 1, 1907 2731 *Liberty W. Foskett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Liberty W. Foskett. March 1, 1907 2732 *John W. Messick.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Messick. March 1, 1907 2732 *Charles G. Sweet.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles G.
Sweet. March 1, 1907 2732 *Jane Tate.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jane Tate. March 1, 1907 2732 *James Slater.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Slater. March 1, 1907 2732 *Samuel Dubois.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Dubois. March 1, 1907 2733 *George E. Purdy.* An act granting an increase of pension to George E. Purdy. March 1, 1907 2733 *Ashley White.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ashley White. March 1, 1907 2733 *Robert B.
Lucas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert B. Lucas. March 1, 1907 2733 *Garrett F. Cowan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Garrett F. Cowan. March 1, 1907 2734 *Epaminondas P. Thurston.* An act granting an increase of pension to Epaminondas P. Thurston. March 1, 1907 2734 *Samuel B. Hunter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel B. Hunter. March 1, 1907 2734 *Watson L. Corner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Watson L. Corner. March 1, 1907 2734 *Harry N.
Medbury.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harry N. Medbury. March 1, 1907 2734 *Susan J. Rogers.* An act granting a pension to Susan J. Rogers. March 1, 1907 2735 *Jacob M. F. Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob M. F. Roberts. March 1, 1907 2735 *John F. Ackley.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Ackley. March 1, 1907 2735 *Daniel C. Swartz.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel C. Swartz. March 1, 1907 2735 *William H.
Fountain.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Fountain. March 1, 1907 2736 *Carloss Trowbridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Carloss Trowbridge. March 1, 1907 2736 *Joseph Ickstadt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Ickstadt. March 1, 1907 2736 *William H. Cochran.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Cochran. March 1, 1907 2736 *John Hazen.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hazen. March 1, 1907 2736 *Mary E.
Jacobs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Jacobs. March 1, 1907 2737 *Inger A. Steensrud.* An act granting an increase of pension to Inger A. Steensrud. March 1, 1907 2737 *Jacob B. Getter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob B. Getter. March 1, 1907 2737 *Henry Shelley.* An act, granting an increase of pension to Henry Shelley. March 1, 1907 2737 *Anna Arnold.* An act granting an increase of pension to Anna Arnold. March 1, 1907 2738 *Leonidas Obenshain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Leonidas Obenshain.
March 1, 1907 2738 *Mary O. Cherry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary O. Cherry. March 1, 1907 2738 *Benjamin T. Woods* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin T. Woods. March 1, 1907 2738 *Elizabeth A. Bonner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth A. Bonner. March 1, 1907 2738 *Ann E. Macy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann E. Macy. March 1, 1907 2739 *Henry B. Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B. Johnson.
March 1, 1907 2739 *Asa E. Swasey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Asa E. Swasey. March 1, 1907 2739 *Michael J. Geary.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael J. Geary. March 1, 1907 2739 *Arabella J. Farrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Arabella J. Farrell. March 1, 1907 2740 *Clara A. Keeting.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clara A. Keeting. March 1, 1907 2740 *Peter Wedeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Wedeman.
March 1, 1907 2740 *Azelia Mittag.* An act granting a pension to Azelia Mittag. March 1, 1907 2740 *Jeremiah Bowman.* An act granting a pension to Jeremiah Bowman. March 1, 1907 2740 *James W. Lendsay.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Lendsay. March 1, 1907 2741 *Elizabeth P. Hargrave.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth P. Hargrave. March 1, 1907 2741 *James H. Huntington.* An act granting a pension to James H. Huntington. March 1, 1907 2741 *Lydia Irvine.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lydia Irvine.
March 1, 1907 2741 *Mary B. Yerington.* An act granting a pension to Mary B. Yerington. March 1, 1907 2742 *Henry B. Love.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry B. Love. March 1, 1907 2742 *Martha. L. Bohannan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martha L. Bohannan. March 1, 1907 2742 *Calvin Herring.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin Herring. March 1, 1907 2742 *Edward Dunscomb.* An act granting a pension to Edward Dunscomb. March 1, 1907 2742 *Ella B.
Morrow.* An act granting a pension to Ella B. Morrow. March 1, 1907 2743 *James P. Worrell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James P. Worrell. March 1, 1907 2743cv *Annie C. Stephens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Annie C. Stephens. March 1, 1907 2743 *Maria L. Philbrick.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria L. Philbrick. March 1, 1907 2743 *Frank Holderby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frank Holderby, alias Frank Giles. March 1, 1907 2744 *Ervin F.
Mann.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ervin F. Mann. March 1, 1907 2744 *Cornelius E. Bliss.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cornelius E. Bliss. March 1, 1907 2744 *Mary Ellen Van Amringe.* An act granting a pension to Mary Ellen Van Amringe. March 1, 1907 2744 *Eli B. Woodard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eli B. Woodard. March 1, 1907 2744 *Bertha Maria Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bertha Maria Johnson. March 1, 1907 2745 *Joseph H.
Kinsman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph H. Kinsman. March 1, 1907 2745 *Marlin Peacock.* An act granting an increase of pension to Martin Peacock. March 1, 1907 2745 *Nelson W. Jameson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nelson W. Jameson. March 1, 1907 2745 *Reuben C. Webb* An act granting an increase of pension to Reuben C. Webb. March 1, 1907 2746 *Overton E. Harris.* An act granting an increase of pension to Overton E. Harris. March 1, 1907 2746 *Fanny M.
Grant.* An act granting a pension to Fanny M. Grant. March 1, 1907 2746 *Margaret Baber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Baber. March 1, 1907 2746 *Thomas L. Hewitt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas L. Hewitt. March 1, 1907 2746 *Ann Hudson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ann Hudson. March 1, 1907 2747 *Miranda W. Howard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Miranda W. Howard. March 1, 1907 2747 *George L. Dancy.* An act granting a pension to George L.
Dancy. March 1, 1907 2747 *L. Biertempfel.* An act for the relief of L. Biertempfel. March 2, 1907 2747 *John Lavine.* An act for the relief of John Lavine. March 2, 1907 2748 *James C. Strong.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Strong. March 2, 1907 2748 *Edward W. Honan.* An act granting a pension to Edward W. Hoban. March 2, 1907 2748 *James M. Wood.* An act granting a pension to James M. Wood. March 2, 1907 2748 *Abbie L. Hanford.* An act granting a pension to Abbie L.
Hanford. March 2, 1907 2748 *Margaret A. Jordan.* An act granting a pension to Margaret A. Jordan. March 2, 1907 2749 *Simon E. Chamberlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Simon E. Chamberlin. March 2, 1907 2749 *Salome Jane Marland.* An act granting a pension to Salome Jane Marland. March 2, 1907 2749 *Aaron Davis.* An act granting a pension to Aaron Davis. March 2, 1907 2749 *Mary S. Platt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary S. Platt. March 2, 1907 2750 *Satina A.
Waymer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Satina A. Waymer. March 2, 1907 2750 *William Hardesty.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Hardesty. March 2, 1907 2750 *Francis Murray.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis Murray. March 2, 1907 2750 *Catharine Koch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Koch. March 2, 1907 2751 *Emil S. Weisse.* An act granting a pension to Emil S. Weisse. March 2, 1907 2751 *George Newton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Newton.
March 2, 1907 2751 *Ferdinand Pahl.* An act granting an increase of pension to Ferdinand Pahl. March 2, 1907 2751 *John W. Lowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Lowell. March 2, 1907 2751 *James E. Pusey.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Pusey. March 2, 1907 2752 *John P. Walker.* An act granting a pension to John P. Walker. March 2, 1907 2752 *Maria Lorch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Maria Lorch. March 2, 1907 2752 *Horace F.
Packard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace F. Packard. March 2, 1907 2752 *Amelia Schmidtke.* An act granting a pension to Amelia Schmidtke. March 2, 1907 2752 *Lars Isaacson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lars Isaacson. March 2, 1907 2753 *John Hand.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hand. March 2, 1907 2753 *Cynthia M. Bryson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cynthia M. Bryson. March 2, 1907 2753 *Benjamin James.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin James.
March 2, 1907 2753 *Charles Prendeville.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Prendeville. March 2, 1907 2754 *William Templin.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Templin. March 2, 1907 2754 *Griffin A. Coffin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Griffin A. Coffin. March 2, 1907 2754 *Samuel Manly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Manly. March 2, 1907 2754 *James E. Bissell.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E.
Bissell. March 2, 1907 2754 *Stoddard Caswell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Stoddard Caswell. March 2, 1907 2755 *Perry Lamphere.* An act granting an increase of pension to Perry Lamphere. March 2, 1907 2755 *Mary Levina Williams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Levina Williams. March 2, 1907 2755 *Isabel Manney.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isabel Manney. March 2, 1907 2755 *Burrell H. Gillam.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burrell H.
Gillam. March 2, 1907 2756 *Susan Baker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan Baker. March 2, 1907 2756 *Margaret L. James.* Ah act granting an increase of pension to Margaret L. James. March 2, 1907 2756 *Mary C. Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary C. Jones. March 2, 1907 2756 *Eugene W. Rolfe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eugene W. Rolfe. March 2, 1907 2756 *Edward Miller.* An act graining a pension to Edward Miller. March 2, 1907 2757 *Louisa E.
Robertson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa E. Robertson. March 2, 1907 2757 *Jacob Mose.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Mose. March 2, 1907 2757 *William Kelso.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kelso. March 2, 1907 2757cvi *William A. Clarke.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Clarke. March 2, 1907 2758 *William Truett.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Truett. March 2, 1907 2758 *Richard Turnbull.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Turnbull.
March 2, 1907 2758 *John Hickcox, jr.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Hickcox, jr. March 2, 1907 2758 *Franklin H. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Franklin H. Davis. March 2, 1907 2758 *George, J. Abbey.* An act granting an increase of pension to George J. Abbey. March 2, 1907 2759 *Andrew J. Frayer.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Frayer. March 2, 1907 2759 *Isaac G. McKibban.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac G.
McKibban. March 2, 1907 2759 *Margaret O’ Reilly.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret O’Reilly. March 2, 1907 2759 *Josiah N. Pratt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Josiah N. Pratt. March 2, 1907 2760 *George Wiley.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Wiley. March 2, 1907 2760 *Thomas T. Baldwin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas T. Baldwin. March 2, 1907 2760 *Charles F. Ellingwood.* An act granting a pension to Charles F.
Ellingwood. March 2, 1907 2760 *Martha E. Muhlenfeld.* An act granting a pension to Martha E. Muhlenfeld. March 2, 1907 2760 *James R. Fairbrother.* An act granting an increase of pension to James R. Fairbrother. March 2, 1907 2761 *Benjamin F. Richards.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Richards. March 2, 1907 2761 *Sebastian Gerhardt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sebastian Gerhardt. March 2, 1907 2761 *John Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Miller.
March 2, 1907 2761 *Charles H. Slocum.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles H. Slocum. March 2, 1907 2762 *Morton A. Pratt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Morton A. Pratt. March 2, 1907 2762 *Isaac B. Gilmore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac B. Gilmore. March 2, 1907 2762 *George W. Robinson.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Robinson. March 2, 1907 2762 *Robert McMillen.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert McMillon.
March 2, 1907 2762 *John Tipton.* An act granting a increase of pension to Jolin Tipton. March 2, 1907 2763 *Samuel Boyd.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Boyd. March 2, 1907 2763 *Oscar A. Fuller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar A. Fuller. March 2, 1907 2763 *Louisa Berry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa Berry. March 2, 1907 2763 *Benjamin F. Sibert.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Sibert. March 2, 1907 2764 *George W.
Wells.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Wells. March 2, 1907 2764 *Hezekiah Poffenberger.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hezekiah Poffenberger. March 2, 1907 2764 *Eudocia Arnett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Eudocia Arnett. March 2, 1907 2764 *George W. Beeny.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Beeny. March 2, 1907 2764 *John D. Lane.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Lane. March 2, 1907 2765 *Benjamin F.
Horton.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin F. Horton. March 2, 1907 2765 *John H. Terry.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Terry. March 2, 1907 2765 *Thomas A. Snoddy.* An act granting an increase of pensioti to Thomas A. Snoddy. March 2, 1907 2765 *Robert Liddell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Liddell. March 2, 1907 2766 *Samuel H. Riter* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel H. W. Riter. March 2, 1907 2766 *Henry A.
Fuller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry A. Fuller. March 2, 1907 2766 *Lucie A. Allyn.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lucie A. Allyn. March 2, 1907 2766 *Bartholomew Burke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bartholomew Burke. March 2, 1907 2766 *John W. Tumey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Tumey. March 2, 1907 2767 *Jeremiah Burke.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jeremiah Burke. March 2, 1907 2767 *William Lewis.* An act granting an increase of pension io William Lewis.
March 2, 1907 2767 *Benjamin D. Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Benjamin D. Reed. March 2, 1907 2767 *Robert Foote.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Foote. March 2, 1907 2768 *Robert Hastie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Hastie. March 2, 1907 2768 *Hurd L. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hurd L. Miller. March 2, 1907 2768 *George H. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Martin. March 2, 1907 2768 *Joseph Riddle.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Riddle.
March 2, 1907 2768 *John S. Bergen.* An act granting an increase of pension to John S. Bergen. March 2, 1907 2769 *Carrie May Allen.* An act granting a pension to Carrie May Allen. March 2, 1907 2769 *James J. Lawley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James J. Lawley. March 2, 1907 2769 *Louisa R. Matthews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Louisa R. Matthews. March 2, 1907 2769 *Michael Flanagan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael Flanagan. March 2, 1907 2770 *Samuel P.
Wallis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel P. Wallis. March 2, 1907 2770 *Thomas H. Adams.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Adams. March 2, 1907 2770 *Richard C. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard O. Taylor. March 2, 1907 2770 *William B. Walton.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Walton. March 2, 1907 2770 *Clara E. Daniels.* An act granting an increase of pension to Clara E. Daniels. March 2, 1907 2771 *Harriet U.
Burgess.* An act granting an increase of pension to Harriet U. Burgess. March 2, 1907 2771 *John T. Grayson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John T. Grayson. March 2, 1907 2771 *Watson F. Bisbee.* An act granting an increase of pension to Watson F. Bisbee. March 2, 1907 2771 *John D. Dryden.* An act granting an increase of pension to John D. Dryden. March 2, 1907 2772 *Joseph R. Bartlett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph R. Bartlett. March 2, 1907 2772cvii *Robert.
Brake.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert Brake. March 2, 1907 2772 *William H. Wyman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Wyman. March 2, 1907 2772 *James M. Dick.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Dick. March 2, 1907 2772 *John Vandegrift.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Vandegrift. March 2, 1907 2773 *Rosanna Kaogan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rosanna Kaogan. March 2, 1907 2773 *Gifford M. Bridge.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gifford M.
Bridge. March 2, 1907 2773 *John O. Cravens.* An act granting an increase of pension to John O. Cravens. March 2, 1907 2773 *Emily J. Vanbeber.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emily J. Vanbeber. March 2, 1907 2774 *Charles D. Moody.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles D. Moody. March 2, 1907 2774 *James Riley.* An act granting an increase of pension to James Riley. March 2, 1907 2774 *Calvin B. Fowlkes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Calvin B.
Fowlkes. March 2, 1907 2774 *James D. Tomson.* An act granting an increase of pension to James D. Tomson. March 2, 1907 2774 *Thomas J. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Brown. March 2, 1907 2775 *William F. Barker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William F. Barker;. March 2, 1907 2775 *Samuel Langmaid.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Langmaid. March 2, 1907 2775 *Charles A. Mathews.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles A.
Mathews. March 2, 1907 2775 *William Freeman.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Freeman. March 2, 1907 2776 *James G. Crozer.* An act granting an increase of pension to James G. Crozer. March 2, 1907 2776 *Sarah E. Selders.* An act granting a pension to Sarah E. Selders. March 2, 1907 2776 *Isaac C. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Isaac C. Smith. March 2, 1907 2776 *James A. Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to James A. Miller.
March 2, 1907 2776 *Jacob B. Haslam.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob B. Haslam. March 2, 1907 2777 *James E. Fitzgerald.* An act granting an increase of pension to James E. Fitzgerald. March 2, 1907 2777 *Oscar N. Cowell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oscar N. Cowell. March 2, 1907 2777 *Hugh Stevenson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh Stevenson. March 2, 1907 2777 *Henry Hill.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Hill.
March 2, 1907 2778 *Alexander McWhorter.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alexander McWhorter. March 2, 1907 2778 *Mary E. C. Butler.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary E. C. Butler. March 2, 1907 2778 *John P. Bennett.* An act granting an increase of pension to John P. Bennett. March 2, 1907 2778 *Thomas H. Seed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas H. Seed. March 2, 1907 2778 *Michael M. Field.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael M.
Field. March 2, 1907 2779 *John F. Gough.* An act granting an increase of pension to John F. Gough. March 2, 1907 2779 *Mary Hoile.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Hoile. March 2, 1907 2779 *Michael F. Gilrain.* An act granting an increase of pension to Michael F. Gilrain. March 2, 1907 2779 *Aaron C. Sanford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Aaron C. Sanford. March 2, 1907 2780 *George H. Boney.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Boney.
March 2, 1907 2780 *Andrew J. Foor.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Foor. March 2, 1907 2780 *John Downey.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Downey. March 2, 1907 2780 *Mary A. Banta.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary A. Banta. March 2, 1907 2780 *Theodore Teeple.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodore Teeple. March 2, 1907 2781 *John C. Nelson.* An act granting an increase of pension to John C. Nelson. March 2, 1907 2781 *John Maginnis.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Maginnis.
March 2, 1907 2781 *David Jones.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Jones. March 2, 1907 2781 *Henry W. Wilson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W. Wilson. March 2, 1907 2782 *George W. Ashton.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Ashton. March 2, 1907 2782 *Hugh O’ Neal.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hugh O’Neal. March 2, 1907 2782 *Finus M. Wyatt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Finus M. Wyatt. March 2, 1907 2782 *Joseph B.
Joyce.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph B. Joyce. March 2, 1907 2782 *Frederick Hoffner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick Hoffner. March 2, 1907 2783 *William Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Davis. March 2, 1907 2783 *Mary Ann Foard.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary Ann Foard. March 2, 1907 2783 *George H. Maddox.* An act granting an increase of pension to George H. Maddox. March 2, 1907 2783 *George Hoell.* An act granting an increase of pension to George Hoell.
March 2, 1907 2784 *William P. Robbe.* An act granting an increase of pension to William P. Robbe. March 2, 1907 2784 *Martha A. L. Stephens.* An act granting a pension to Martha A. L. Stephens. March 2, 1907 2784 *William Ivans.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Ivans. March 2, 1907 2784 *Francis J. Eachus.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis J. Eachus. March 2, 1907 2784 *William L. Stewart.* An act granting an increase of pension to William L.
Stewart. March 2, 1907 2785 *John Gooding.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Gooding. March 2, 1907 2785 *Daniel R. Lamoreau.* An act granting an increase of pension to Daniel R. Lamoreau. March 2, 1907 2785 *William B. Doyle.* An act granting an increase of pension to William B. Doyle. March 2, 1907 2785 *Sadie E. Hawthorn.* An act granting a pension to Sadie E. Hawthorn. March 2, 1907 2786 *Lyman Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lyman Thompson.
March 2, 1907 2786 *Emma Case.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Case. March 2, 1907 2786 *James M. Gardner.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Gardner. March 2, 1907 2786 *James M. Haney.* An act granting an increase of pension to James M. Haney. March 2, 1907 2786cviii *John H. James.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. James. March 2, 1907 2787 *Mary O. Learned.* An act granting a pension to Mary O. Learned. March 2, 1907 2787 *David Drunkard.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Drunkard.
March 2, 1907 2787 *Lauraette La Fleur.* An act granting a pension to Lauraette La Fleur. March 2, 1907 2787 *Mary H. Bishop.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary H. Bishop. March 2, 1907 2788 *Edmund Johnson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund Johnson. March 2, 1907 2788 *William Thomas.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Thomas. March 2, 1907 2788 *Van C. Wilson.* An act granting a pension to Van C. Wilson. March 2, 1907 2788 *Belle M.
Ocker.* An act granting a pension to Belle M. Ocker. March 2, 1907 2788 *Clarence W. Thomas.* An act granting a pension to Clarence W. Thomas. March 2, 1907 2789 *Theodoric Gage.* An act granting an increase of pension to Theodoric Gage. March 2, 1907 2789 *A. Judson Conant.* An act granting an increase of pension to A. Judson Conant. March 2, 1907 2789 *John H. Leiter.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Leiter. March 2, 1907 2789 *Reuben Nye.* An act granting an increase of pension to Reuben Nye.
March 2, 1907 2790 *David Miller.* An act granting an increase of pension to David Miller. March 2, 1907 2790 *David E. Jefferson.* An act granting an increase of pension to David E. Jefferson. March 2, 1907 2790 *Absalom R. Shacklett.* An act granting an increase of pension to Absalom R. Shacklett. March 2, 1907 2790 *Sarah J. Reed.* An act granting an increase of pension to Sarah J. Reed. March 2, 1907 2790 *Margaret Lesley.* An act granting an increase of pension to Margaret Lesley.
March 2, 1907 2791 *John L. Flanery.* An act granting an increase of pension to John L. Flanery. March 2, 1907 2791 *Jotham A. Vincent.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jotham A. Vincent. March 2, 1907 2791 *Thomas L. Richardson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas L. Richardson. March 2, 1907 2791 *Elizabeth Stuessi.* An act granting a pension to Elizabeth Stuessi. March 2, 1907 2792 *Bernard Shallow.* An act granting an increase of pension to Bernard Shallow.
March 2, 1907 2792 *Lewis M. Jarvis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis M. Jarvis. March 2, 1907 2792 *Edward Burtch.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Burtch. March 2, 1907 2792 *Lydia Hunt.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lydia Hunt. March 2, 1907 2792 *Joseph Brooks.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Brooks. March 2, 1907 2793 *Peter Campbell.* An act granting an increase of pension to Peter Campbell. March 2, 1907 2793 *Jacob Riner.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Riner.
March 2, 1907 2793 *Seldon R. Sanders.* An act granting an increase of pension to Seldon R. Sanders. March 2, 1907 2793 *John H. Morrison.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Morrison. March 2, 1907 2794 *William E. Chase.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Chase. March 2, 1907 2794 *John George.* An act granting an increase of pension to John George. March 2, 1907 2794 *David T. Taylor.* An act granting an increase of pension to David T. Taylor.
March 2, 1907 2794 *William H. Penfield.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Penfield. March 2, 1907 2794 *George G. Martin.* An act granting an increase of pension to George G. Martin. March 2, 1907 2795 *Horace E. Heath.* An act granting an increase of pension to Horace E. Heath. March 2, 1907 2795 *John R. Robbins.* An act granting an increase of pension to John R. Robbins. March 2, 1907 2795 *Henry H. A. Walker.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry H.
A. Walker. March 2, 1907 2795 *Andrew J. Price.* An act granting an increase of pension to Andrew J. Price. March 2, 1907 2796 *Robert M. Wolf.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert M. Wolf. March 2, 1907 2796 *Oren S. Rouse.* An act granting an increase of pension to Oren S. Rouse. March 2, 1907 2796 *George W. Robins.* An act granting a pension to George W. Robins. March 2, 1907 2796 *Otho E. D. Culbertson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Otho E. D. Culbertson.
March 2, 1907 2796 *John M. Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to John M. Stevens. March 2, 1907 2797 *Mary W. Lusk.* An act granting an increase of pension to Mary W. Lusk. March 2, 1907 2797 *John W. Rawlings.* An act granting an increase of pension to John W. Rawlings. March 2, 1907 2797 *Susan E. Davis.* An act granting an increase of pension to Susan E. Davis. March 2, 1907 2797 *Lloyd Roberts.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lloyd Roberts. March 2, 1907 2798 *William H.
Churchill.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Churchill. March 2, 1907 2798 *James C. Cosgro.* An act granting an increase of pension to James C. Cosgro. March 2, 1907 2798 *Patrick F. Shevlin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Patrick F. Shevlin, alias Patrick Burns. March 2, 1907 2798 *William V. Monroe.* An act granting an increase of pension to William V. Monroe. March 2, 1907 2798 *Timothy H. Gibson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Timothy H.
Gibson. March 2, 1907 2798 *Phebe Wright.* An act granting a pension to Phebe Wright. March 2, 1907 2799 *Edward Mailey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edward Mailey. March 2, 1907 2799 *Francis H. Ferry.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis H. Ferry. March 2, 1907 2799 *Henry Kanline.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry Kanline. March 2, 1907 2800 *Jacob Gilbrech.* An act granting an increase of pension to Jacob Gilbrech. March 2, 1907 2800 *John Burke.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Burke.
March 2, 1907 2800 *Charles N. Stafford.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles N. Stafford. March 2, 1907 2800 *Elijah Devore.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elijah Devore. March 2, 1907 2800cix *Lauranah J. Hedgepeth.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lauranah J. Hedgepeth. March 2, 1907 2801 *Frederick G. Ackerman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Frederick G. Ackerman. March 2, 1907 2801 *Cinderella B. McClure.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cinderella B.
McClure. March 2, 1907 2801 *Virginia C. Galloway.* An act granting an increase of pension to Virginia C. Galloway. March 2, 1907 2801 *John Ham.* An act granting an increase of pension to John Ham. March 2, 1907 2802 *William A. Decker.* An act granting an increase of pension to William A. Decker. March 2, 1907 2802 *Edmund P. Weatherby.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edmund P. Weatherby. March 2, 1907 2802 *Nancy A. Meredith.* An act granting an increase of pension to Nancy A.
Meredith. March 2, 1907 2802 *Francis A. Biffar.* An act granting an increase of pension to Francis A. Biffar. March 2, 1907 2802 *William H. Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Brown. March 2, 1907 2803 *William Turner.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Turner. March 2, 1907 2803 *John H. Hayes.* An act granting an increase of pension to John H. Hayes. March 2, 1907 2803 *Charles B. Spring.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles B.
Spring. March 2, 1907 2803 *Elizabeth Wolfe.* An act granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth Wolfe. March 2, 1907 2804 *Charles Henry Weatherwax.* An act granting an increase of pension to Charles Henry Weatherwax. March 2, 1907 2804 *Joshua L. Hayes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joshua L. Hayes. March 2, 1907 2804 *Burgess N. Isaacs.* An act granting an increase of pension to Burgess N. Isaacs. March 2, 1907 2804 *Henry W. Casey.* An act granting an increase of pension to Henry W.
Casey. March 2, 1907 2804 *Gottfried Haferstein.* An act granting an increase of pension to Gottfried Haferstein. March 2, 1907 2805 *Alphonso Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Alphonso Brown. March 2, 1907 2805 *Robert H. Douglas.* An act granting an increase of pension to Robert H. Douglas. March 2, 1907 2805 *David C. Smith.* An act granting an increase of pension to David C. Smith. March 2, 1907 2805 *James T. Blair.* An act granting an increase of pension to James T.
Blair. March 2, 1907 2806 *Warren Onan.* An act granting an increase of pension to Warren Onan. March 2, 1907 2806 *Knute Thompson.* An act granting an increase of pension to Knute Thompson. March 2, 1907 2806 *George W. Warfel.* An act granting an increase of pension to George W. Warfel. March 2, 1907 2806 *Samuel Loy.* An act granting an increase of pension to Samuel Loy. March 2, 1907 2806 *Cyrus W. Scott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Cyrus W. Scott. March 2, 1907 2807 *James H.
Phillips.* An act granting an increase of pension to James H. Phillips. March 2, 1907 2807 *Thomas J. Richie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas J. Richie. March 2, 1907 2807 *William M. Helvy.* An act granting an increase of pension to William M. Helvy. March 2, 1907 2807 *Thomas McDermott.* An act granting an increase of pension to Thomas McDermott. March 2, 1907 2808 *Minna Y. Field.* An act granting an increase of pension to Minna Y. Field. March 2, 1907 2808 *Adeline Brown.* An act granting an increase of pension to Adeline Brown.
March 2, 1907 2808 *Edgar A. Stevens.* An act granting an increase of pension to Edgar A. Stevens. March 2, 1907 2808 *Joseph Casavaw.* An act granting an increase of pension to Joseph Casavaw. March 2, 1907 2808 *Polly Ann Bowman.* An act granting an increase of pension to Polly Ann Bowman. March 2, 1907 2809 *James W. Barr.* An act granting an increase of pension to James W. Barr. March 2, 1907 2809 *Alice House.* An act granting a pension to Alice House. March 2, 1907 2809 *William McCraney.* An act granting a pension to William McCraney.
March 2, 1907 2809 *Richard Gogin.* An act granting an increase of pension to Richard Gogin. March 2, 1907 2810 *William E. Webster.* An act granting an increase of pension to William E. Webster. March 2, 1907 2810 *William H. Maxwell.* An act granting an increase of pension to William H. Maxwell. March 2, 1907 2810 *Emma Hempier.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emma Hempler. March 2, 1907 2810 *Hiram Filkins.* An act granting an increase of pension to Hiram Filkins.
March 2, 1907 2810 *Seth Davis.* An act granting an honorable discharge to Seth Davis. March 2, 1907 2811 *Harbison-Walker Company.* An act for the relief of the Harbison-Walker Company, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. March 2, 1907 2811 *Franklin Patterson.* An act for the relief of Franklin Patterson. March 2, 1907 2812 *Mrs. R. E. Miller.* An act for the relief of Mrs. R. E. Miller. March 2, 1907 2812 *William H. Gowdy.* An act for the relief of William H. Gowdy. March 2, 1907 2813 *John Waller.* An act to reimburse John Waller, late postmaster at Monticello, New York, for moneys expended in carrying the mails.
March 2, 1907 2813 *David McClelland.* An act for the relief of David McClelland for loss sustained at Chickamauga Park, Georgia, January twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and four. March 2, 1907 2813 *S. Kate Fisher.* An act for the relief of S. Kate Fisher. March 2, 1907 2814 *J. H. Henry.* An act for the relief of J. H. Henry. March 2, 1907 2814 *William J. Crane.* An act granting a pension to William J. Crane. March 2, 1907 2814 *Oscar O. Bowen.* An act to remove the charge of absence without leave from the military record of Oscar O.
Bowen. March 2, 1907 2814cx *George T. Larkin.* An act for the relief of George T. Larkin. March 2, 1907 2815 *Charles W. Dakin and Thomas J. Hennessy.* An act for the relief of the widow and minor son of Captain Charles W. Dakin and the widow and minor children of Thomas J. Hennessy, late of the San Francisco fire department, who lost their lives while fighting a fire on board of the United States army transport Meade. March 2, 1907 2815 *Gordon, Ironsides and Fares Company (Limited).* An act for the relief of Gordon, Ironsides and Fares Company (Limited).
March 2, 1907 2815 *George W. Schroyer.* An act for the relief of George W. Schroyer. March 2, 1907 2816 *Patrick Naddy.* An act to Complete the naval record of Patrick Naddy. March 2, 1907 2816 *John R. Kissinger.* An act granting a pension to John R. Kissinger. March 2, 1907 2816 *Morris H. Walker.* An act to correct the military record of Morris H. Walker. March 2, 1907 2816 *Emeline H. Hardie.* An act granting an increase of pension to Emeline H. Hardie. March 2, 1907 2817 *Catharine Pipes.* An act granting an increase of pension to Catharine Lipes.
March 2, 1907 2817 *Captain William N. Hughes.* An act for the relief of Captain William N. Hughes. March 2, 1907 2817 *Larvan Gordon.* An act for the relief of Larvan Gordon. March 2, 1907 2817 *Webb C. Maglathlin.* An act authorizing the President to appoint Webb C. Maglathlin a second assistant engineer in the Revenue-Cutter Service. March 2, 1907 2817 *Harry A. Young.* An act for the relief of Harry A. Young. March 2, 1907 2818 *Leivis A. Towne.* An act granting an increase of pension to Lewis A.
Towne. March 2, 1907 2818 *Anna Johnson.* An act granting land to Anna Johnson. March 2, 1907 2818 *William N. Brunson.* An act granting an increase of pension to William N. Brunson. March 2, 1907 2818 *Henry Opeman Bassett.* An act for the relief of Henry O. Bassett, heir of Henry Opeman Bassett, deceased. March 2, 1907 2819 *James A. Carroll.* An act for the relief of James A. Carroll. March 2, 1907 2819 *John Effinger.* An act to provide for the repayment of certain customs dues.
March 2, 1907 2819 *William Kling.* An act granting an increase of pension to William Kling. March 2, 1907 2819 *W. S. Hammaker.* An act for the relief of W. S. Hammaker. March 2, 1907 2820 *Peter Parsch.* An act to remove charge of desertion standing against Peter Parsch. March 2, 1907 2820 *Tobe Holt.* An act to correct the military record of Tobe Holt. March 2, 1907 2820 *Hezekiah Davis.* An act authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Treasury to enter on the roll of Captain Orlando Humason’s Company B, First Oregon Mounted Volunteers, the name of Hezekiah Davis.
March 2, 1907 2820 *Jacob Rockwell.* An act to correct the military record of Jacob Rockwell. March 2, 1907 2821 *Homer Quick.* An act to correct the military record of Homer Quick. March 2, 1907 2821 *Charles H. Kellen.* An act to correct the military record of Charles H. Kellen. March 2, 1907 2821 *Louisiana Molasses Company (Limited) and the Louisiana Distilling Company.* An act for the relief of the Louisiana Molasses Company (Limited) and the Louisiana Distilling Company.
March 2, 1907 2822 *Martha Sanders.* An act to authorize a patent to be issued to Martha Sanders, widow of Levi B. Sanders, for certain lands therein described. March 4, 1907 2822 *T. E. Boyt.* An act for the relief of T. E. Boyt. March 4, 1907 2822 *Pensacola Catholic congregation.* An act to relinquish the interest of the United States in and to certain land in the city of Pensacola, Florida, to the Right Reverend Edwin P. Allen, Catholic bishop of the diocese of Mobile, Alabama, and his successors, in trust for the Catholic congregation of Pensacola, Florida.
March 4, 1907 2822 *James W. Clay.* An act to authorize W. D. Clay and others to select lands in lieu of lands purchased by the father of said parties from the United States Government and lost by said heirs. March 4, 1907 2823 *Charles W. Spalding.* An act for the relief of Charles W. Spalding. March 4, 1907 2823 *Rosanna A. May.* An act granting an increase of pension to Rosanna A. May. March 4, 1907 2823 *Isabel T. Borthwick.* An act granting a pension to Isabel T. Borthwick.
March 4, 1907 2824 *James W. Kenney and the Union Brewing Company.* An act for the relief of James W. Kenney and the Union Brewing Company. March 4, 1907 2824 *Minnie C. O’ Connor.* An act granting a pension to Minnie C. O’Connor. March 4, 1907 2824 *Frank J. Ladner.* An act for the relief of Frank J. Ladner. March 4, 1907 2824 RESOLUTIONS. *Decorations, B. H. McCalla.* Joint resolution granting permission to Rear-Admiral B. H. McCalla to accept a medal from the King of Great Britain, and the Order of the Red Eagle from the Emperor of Germany.
March 4, 1907 2825 PRIVATE LAWSof theUNITED STATES OF AMERICApassed by theFIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS1905–1907. 1427 PRIVATE ACTS OF THE FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS of the UNITED STATES. *Passed at the first session, which was begun and held at the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, on Monday, the fourth day of December, 1906, and was adjourned without day on Saturday, the thirtieth day of June, 1906.* Theodore Roosevelt, President; Charles W. Fairbank, Vice President; William P.
Fairbank, President of the Senate *pro tempore;* John Kean, Acting President of the Senate *pro tempore*, June fifteenth and sixteenth, 1906; Joseph G, Cannon, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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