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 42 THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 87. 1856. Eedvoters shall be those persons residing and paying taxes within the limits of the district in which the poll is opened. Those who are for this act shall write ou their ballots " sch00l,” and those Opposed, “ no school." It shall be the duty of the superintendents of the voting to make immediate return of the votes cast to the levy court, and if it shall appearébat a majority have voted "_scb00I " the said court shall proceed wit as little delay as possible, to levy dnd cause to be collected the mixes as is provided for in this act and this act shall be considered as in force within the limits of that dgstriet. Act ngg to ap. Sec. 37. And be it further enacted, That if any of the school districts Ply F! ¤ $ii¤*¤'i°* re'ect this aét, b castin a majority of votes avaiust it, the act shall in mectm at But J. y .g. . .°. . alsmngi {MM nomse apply to that district; but 1f at any tnme a. magomty of the taxamay be hud. ble inhabitants of said district shall desire to take a second ballot it shall be the duty of the levy court again to submit the question in the manner pointed out in the last preceding section. Approved, August 11, 1856. A. 11, 1856. C. LXXXVII.-An Act to M I ‘ 'nw E zhe A Us the qf  Bntam and Ireland of the _/Qjiecnth day ¢y" June, ezghteen hundred cm; for- Be it enacted by the Senate and Emu of Representatives of the United Poiggisjz r $19- {States of America in Oongjess assembled, That, for the purpose of carry- the boundary mg into effect the first artacle of thejreaty between the United States Ime under amy and her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and t‘;‘i:‘0?'§:;°Bg‘ Ireland of the fifteenth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and ]846’ VOL gx_ of forty-six, there shall be appointed by the President of the United States, · ssa. by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, 2. commissioner, and chief astronomer and surveyor to unite with similar omcers to be a pointed by her Britannia Majesty’s government; and there shall be ag: pogxted by the President an assistant astronomer and surveyor. Smetary and EC. 2. And be it further enacted That the said mmmiss'011 hall °1°'k* have power to appoint a secretary; gmd the said chief astrorlorxg-rsaud A _ ti surveyor shall have power to appoint a clerk. for P!;!;,"‘£$‘;u°“ _ Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That, for the purpose of carrying purl; of Said 0£: mtu effect the said first article of the said treaty, there be appropriated, €§]¤‘;L*;g3,;`t>*‘ <=<>¤· eut of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, the following sums :-- For the salary of the commissioner for one year, thiee thousand dollars. For the salary of the secretary, for one year, two thousand dollars. thi-I;grng1;s::1la1éy)li>;'r;me clnef astronomer and surveyor, for one year, hu£¥;'8(}:1e)1s2;1I1Ssnry·of the assistant astronomer and surveyor, eighteen For the salary of the clerk, for one year, twelve. hundred dollars. For prov1810ns, transportation, and contingencies, sixty thousand dolwmggmf Sec. 4. And be vat further enacted, That until otherwise provided for Htomdymm bylaw, t11e proceedings of the sand commission shall be limited to the mu- demarcation of that part of the said line of boundary which 'forms the boundary line between Washington Territory and the British POS. sessmus. 0$¤¤¤‘¤» &<=·, Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That, for th ’ ° ` md _ _ _ _ _ e purpose of mding m °°¤Z°:yL;;f the demarcation of the sand hue, the Presndent be authorized, in his dismy ba) L cretmn, to dnrect the employment of spch officers, assistants, and vessels PWM atmcgedugftge coast survey of the United States as he may deem ueces— Arrxovmnl August 11, 1856.
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