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 34,2 Trrms: xxm.—-THE TERR1TORIES.—Ch. 2-3. 2 MM-. 1853. ¢- sixteen and thirty-six, or either or any of them,_arc occupied by actual 9°· “· 2°· "· 1°· P· settlers prior to survey thereof, the county comuussxoners of the counties H9` in which such sections so occupied are situated areauthorized to locate other lands, to an equal amount in sections_ or fractional sections, as the case may be, within their respective counties, in lieu of the sections so occu ied. Certain laws of SEI:}. 1948. All general territorial laws of the Territory of Dakota in p“k°*‘* °°“*l““°d force in any portion of the Territory of Wyoming on the 25th July, 1868, shalleontinuein force throughout the Territory of Wyomingnintil repealed 235  ’,._ 15;;: by the legislative authority of that Territory, ezrcept such laws as relate 183; i to the possession or occupation of mines or mining claims. _ Ag¤¤¢1¢¤. dw-. Sec. 19-19. The existing a ncies and superintendencies of the Indians °°““"“°d· inhabiting the Territories ofgiedaho and Montana shall be continued with ’“—‘;` the same powers and duties now prescribed by law, except that the Pres- 1Bgg¤1;¤»u€] 21%. ident may, at his discretion, change the location of the ohzice of such v_ li pl 8,4, * agents or supeuntendents. Mont., 26 May, 1864, c. 95, s. 17, v. 13, p. 91. ®¤<>¤¤¢¤¢i¤fi¤· Sec. 1950. The State of Oregon and the Territory of Washington shall g£;‘;‘bi:§’{ve:h" have concurrent jurisdiction over all offenses committed on the Columbia TLm,—T8§;§ River, where that river forms a common boundary between the State and s. 21,v. io, p. ive.' '1`¤¤‘¤¤>1‘y- _ _ _ Disbursing otii- Sec. 1951. All officers to be appointed by the President, by and with <’¢’¤ 1*1 W¤¤h1¤H· the advice and consent of the Senate, for the Territories of Washington, t,3;’;m£gJ°hg  Idaho, and Montana, who, by virtue of the provisions of any law now exm,,,,ty_ isting, or which may be enacted by Congress, are reqlpired to give security -—— for moneys that may be intrusted to them for dis ursement, shall give 26 Muy, 1864. c- such security at such time and in such manner as the Secretary of the 95,,‘;£;"· a33Q3L Treasury may prescribe. 1853, c. 9, s. 19, vt 10, p. 179. Idaho, 3 Mar., 1863, c. 117, s. 16, v. 12, p. 814. Mont., 26 May, 1864, c. 95, s. 16, v. 13, p. 91. WC¤£‘§¤i¤m1¤W¤ of Sec. 1952. The laws now in force in the Territory of V\'ashington, by tm": f;‘m;°"' virtue of the legislation of Congress in reference to Oregon, w en that .—.._.. State was a Territory, which were enacted and passed subsequent to the 902 Mg-» 18%% ¢· first day of September, eighteen hundred and forty-eight, applicable to ,.,z,_°‘ · "‘ · 1’· the Territory of Washington, together with the legislative enactments of Oregon, while a Territory, enacted and passed rior to March 2, 1853, and not inconsistent with the provisions of this 'ljitle, and ap licable to the Territory of ‘vVashington, are continued in force in that 'Ferritorv until repealed or amended by future legislation, unless such laws have been repealed or amended by legislation subsequent to the second day of March, eighteen hundred and fifty-three. LibmryfgrU¤,h `mo. 1953. Thelibraries heretofore purchased by appro riations of Conandwashingmntc gress for the Territories of Utah and Washington shali) be kept at the respective seats of government of those Territories for the use of the gov- Utah, 9 Sept., ernor, legislative assembl, judges of the supreme court, secretarv, mar- ‘ ·,Q;”h_; 2 Maru such regulations as may be prescribed by law. 1853, c. 90, s. 17, v.10, p. 179. CHAPTER THREE. PROVISIONS RELATING TO T QIIORGANIZRD TERRITORY OF 8. see. l Sec. 1954. Ciigtioazng &c., laws extended to _ 1957. Whfgt courts to have jurisdiction of 1955- Igpgpgtigpoggwarénsanddbtillm 1958. Rgmisrsidh of fines, &c. 1956- Kilt1mg of fKr·be}::;>n;b;$dX;aI 1959. Saint Paul and Saint George Islands muted, .9 PFW declared special reservations.
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