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 56 FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. I. Cris. 83-85. 1890. Bw at Broken  th? lIaTn% oldies for which shall be located at Broken Bow, in - • e a e o e ras_ a. ¤¤~¤<=¤¤¤¤·¤¤~ Sec. 2. That all that portion of the State of Nebraska bounded and umu;. described as fellows: Commencing at a point where the line between _ townships twenty-seven arid twenty-cig t north intersects the west- ' ern boundary of the State; thence east nflong said township line to the northeast corner of township twenty-seven north, of range forty- one west- thence south to the southeast corner of township nineteen north, of, range forty-one west; thence west to the southwest corner of township nineteen north, of range forty-five west, all of the sixth principal meridian; thence north to the 6 th standard parallel north; thence west along said fifth standard parallel north to the western boundary of the tate; and thence along said boundary line to lace of beginning, be, and the same is hereby, constituted a new land) disomeem names. · trict, to be called the Alliance land district, the land office for which district shall be located at Alliance, in the State of Nebraska. “¤g¤¤¤‘• ¤¤ I ¤¤¤¤***¤‘I Sec. 3. That the President, bly and with the advice and consent of the Senate, is hereby authorize to-appoint a register and receiver ‘ for each of the said and districts here ycreated, who shall reside in the places where the land offices are located, and shall discharge like · and similar duties and receive the same amount of compensation therefor as other oillcers discharging like duties in the lan offices of UQ-=¤z¤.¤¤¤-. M dk- the State of Nebraska; and said an districts shall be subjected, as ' otherland districtsare, under the laws, to be changed or consolidated dg i¤ l¤¤¤*·i¤¤ with any other district or districts, and the land offices may be __ changed to any other location by_order of the President. Approved, April 16, 1890. — Ayn1Q1D0.¤HAP.91.—An•ct to utherimethecoustrucizion of an addition to thepublic to provide acietermheating apparatuaand so O, 0I' .- · ‘ — ‘ _ _ Be it enacted I2; the Senate and _Hou.se of Representatives of the EM United States of mertca vn Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is herebly, authorized and directed to con- - struct an addition to the public bu' ding in the city of Houston, in the State of Texas, by having such part of said bui ding that is now one story in height raised to two stories in height, and for this pur- Avv¤>r¤¤i<>¤¤- pose the sum of fifteen thousand dollars is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the same to be used in the construction of said addition and providinfg necessary heating apparatus, cistern, and so`forth. Said sum o nfteen u¤¤{¤¤¤¤*•*¤¤ •*¤¤·· thousand dollars shall be immediately available. Approved, April 16, 1890. APN l°~¥89°· CHAP. 85.-An act providing for the Mggaointment of an assistant General Superintendent and a chief clerk, Railway Service. Be it enacted bi; the &rmte and Home of Representatives of the mwxfi United States of merrca, rn Congress assembled, That the Postmasggmmaeut me ter·General may aplpoint, and assign to duty, one assistant general my "’ b' "" superintendent, Ra' way Mail Service, who shall be paid a sa ary of 8***- three thousand dollars r year; and one chief clerk of Railway Mail Service, to be employed6in the Post·Office Department, who shall be paid two thousan dollars per year; said assistant general superintendent and chief clerk to be also paid their necessary and actual Ern¤¤¤¤¤- eilpenses while traveling on the business of the Department. The new pu. s aries and expenses of these officers shall be paid out of the appropriation for the transportation of mail on railways. Approved, April 16, 1890.