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 FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 182. 1890. 93 under the act of Congress approved January thirty-first, eighteen VM- 2% M96- hundred and eighty-five; and said case shall be advanced on the spesaymaxsm. docket of said court, and proceeded with to its conclusion as rapidly as the nature and circumstances of the case permit. • SEC 26 That the following sums, or so much thereof as may be Appropriations. necessary, are hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be disbursed under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, in the same manner that similar gpptropriatiops are disbursed in the other Territories of the United a es, name y: To pay the expenses of the first legislative assembly of said Terri- L°8*S'¤“’° *¤P¤¤S<*¤· pory, icplcluding (php printing of the session laws thereof, the sum of or y ousanc dollars. To pay the salaries of the governor, the judges of the supreme Swriosofzovomor. court, the secretary of the Territory, the marshal, the attorney, and °°°‘ other officers whose appointment is provided for in this act, for the remainder of the Hsca year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, the sum of twenty thousand dollars. To pay for the rent of buildings for the legislative and executive mut¤tb¤m·1mgs,sw. offices, and for the supreme and district courts; to rovide jails, and · support prisoners; to pay mileage and per diem oip jurors and witnesses; to provide books, records, and stationery for the executive and judicial offices for the remainder of the fiscal year ending June tlhpitieth, eighteen hundred and ninety, the sum of fifteen thousand o ars. To enable the governor to take a census of the inhabitants of said °““"“"‘ Territory, as required by law, the sum of five thousand dollars. To be expended by the governor in temporary support and aid of C°“““°“ °°h°°‘“- common sc ool education in said Territory, as soon as a system of {public schpcg? sha;] havegpegn established by the legislative assembly, t 19 sumvo ty thousand ollars. _ Sec. 27. That the provisions of this act shall not be so construed cu%f,f‘,§S;,§f‘§g;,p'Qf,,§f as to invalidate or impair any legal claims or rights of persons occuying any portion of said Territory, under the laws of the United States, but such claims shall be a judicated by the Land Department, or the courts, in accordance with their respective jur1sd1c· tions. , Sec. 28. That the Constitution and all the laws of the United ,,S§‘}§‘{$'§}€§,, S3,';;,,} States not locally inapplicable shall, except so far as modified by ¤¤¤¤<·¤1>v¤¤¤*>¤¤· this act, have the same force and effect as elsewhere within the United States; and all acts and parts of acts in conflict with the pro- m*,§¥’°°·‘ °‘°"“*“°“”8 visions of this act are as to their effect in said Territory of O lahoma hereb repealed : Provided, That section eighteen hundred and P·‘<>vi·°· iilftyTof the §evtisgddSi§n.tutes of the United States shall not apply to ,,§§·,%f,‘f,‘§i,}?"°·*’·3*’°`· t e errito o a oma. Sec. 29 That all that part of the United States which is bounded hw "°”‘°°'>’· on the north b the State of Kansas, on the east by the States of B¤¤¤d¤i¢¤- Arkansas and lliissouri, on the south by the State of Texas, and on the west and north by the Territory of Oklahoma as defined in the first section of this act, shall, for the purposes of this act, be known AMQP-§*~ _ as the Indian Territory; and the jurisdiction of the United States Ug,§§g*,§,‘,j,$§,‘f,}‘u.,_°' court established under and by virtue of an act entitled "An act to establish a United States court in the Indian Territory, and for Vol-25.p-7% other purposes/’ approved March first, eighteen hundred and eighty- nine, is hereby limited to and shall extend only over the Indian Ter- Limitedritor as defined in this section; that the court established by said act shall, in addition to the jurisdiction conferred thereon by said F¤*¤¤d¤d- act, have and exercise within the limits of the Indian Territory jurisdiction in all civil cases in the Indian Territory, except cases over GM Suitswhich the tribal courts have exclusive jurisdiction; and in all cases on t2‘rg;:JPm¢3•¤¤w¤ contracts entered into by citizens of any tribe or nations with citiaens ° " of the United States in good faith and for valuable consideration,