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 FORTY SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 434, 435. 1882. 3-13 prratron of said period the United States will convey the same by patent to said Omaha tribe of Indians, in fee discharged of said trust and free of all charge or mcumbrance whatsoever: Provided, That from the Pfvvivw resrdue of lands thus patented to the tribe in common, allotments shall, %1°{’,“‘;’“* gf be made  patented to each Omaha child who may be born prior to 8:,,,,,°,;°,,fu§ 3,:.,, the expiration of the time during which it is provided that said lands ssyingssdpusr to shall be held in trust by the United States, in quantity and upon the ¢¤1>i¤·*·i<>¤ <>f *·i¤1¤ same conditions, restrictions, and limitations as are provided in section °f '“'“"’·°*°· six of this act, touching patents to allottees therein mentioned. But such conditions, restrictions, and limitations shall not extend beyond the expiration of the time expressed in the patent herein authorized to be issued to the tribe in common: And provided further, That these pat- Provisos. ents, when issued, shall override the patent authorized to be issued to the tribe as aforesaid, and shall separate the individual allotment from the lands held in common, which proviso shall be incorporated in the patent issued to the tribe: Provided, That said Indians or any part of them may, if they shall so elect, select the land which shall be allotted to them in severalty in any part of said reservation either east or west of said right of way mentioned in the first section of this act. Sec. 9. That the commissioners to be appointed by the Secretary of the Commission srs Interior under the provisions of this act shall receive compensation for *°,¥°°°“',‘; °°’¤P°¤· their services at the rate of five dollars for each day actually engaged °° ‘°°’° ‘ in the duties herein designated, in addition to the amount paid by them for actual traveling and other necessary expenses. Sec. 10. That in addition to the purchase, each purchaser of said Foes to register Omaha India lands shall psy two»dollars,€the same to be retained by md *'°°°"°'· the receiver and register of the land omoea Neligh, Nebraska, as their fees for ssmcss:ssus»eu.’ Approved, August 7, 1882. CHAP. 435.-An act to provide br the closing of an alley in square seven hundred August 7, ISQ. mddftymehthedtyof Wa•hingtonDistriot of-Columbiaand for the relief of";·-***‘—···-* the Little Sisters of the Poor. . Bcit enacted bytIwScm1tcand HouseqfRepresentative:of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Commissioners of the C!9¤i¤z amy. District of Columbia are hereby authorized and instructed, on the peti- $',}° '°,,"%· tion of all the owners of property abutting on that part of `the fifteen-' ' feet-wide alley in square seven hundred and fifty-one m the city of Washington, running north and south, between North _H street and a wider alley in the center of said square, to declare sard part of said . ilfteen-feet-wide alley closed: Provided, That the owners of the land Provinabutting on that portion of said alley to be closed in said square shall, as a condition precedentto such action on the part of the Commissioners, ills in the omce of the surveyor of the District of Columbia a plat, to be approved by the Commissioners, dedicating to the use of the public, as a public alley, an area of ground equal to the area of the alley-way declared to be closer? or sumcient for the purpose of connecting said alley in the center o the square with East Second street. _ Sec. 2. That the owners of the property abutting on the portion of 65** ,0** said alley which may be closed as aforesaid shall  held to have 3:,,,. ,,,0,,0,,, acquired all the right and title of the District of Columbia or the city of dmmwg ,0,,,,,,,;,. Washington in and to the portion of the alley which may_ be closed licnse ss an sy, I under the provisions of the tlrst section of this act, and which may be °*°- included within the extension of their several bounds to the lmes of the Tim new alley Approved, August 7, 1882.