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 296 FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. CN. 373. 1896. g¤¤= ¤·¤¤*v mt- _ EXPENSES IN SETTLING TITLE TO GnEEn COUNTY: To enable the 'xP°°°°°' Attorney-General to make iin al settlement for the services and expenses incurred by counsel employed to assist in bringing suits in equity in the V°l-”·P·'* Supreme Court of the United States, provided by section twenty-five of the Act of May second, eighteen hundred and ninety, relating to temporary government in Oklahoma Territory, for enlarging the jurisdiction of the United States court in the Indian Territory, and for other purposes, five thousand dollars. °h}gj;·¤ d°P'°d'***°“ DEFENSE IN INDIAN 1>m>nEnA:r1oN c1.A1Ms: For salaries and expenses nxpénm. in defense of the Indian depredation claims, four thousand dollars, which amount shall continue available until expended. dffgzl *¤° L° Mm SUITS AGAINST BENJAMIN Wim. AND LA ABBA MINING COMPANY: Expenses tr mm. For fees and expenses in suits of the United States against Benjamin Weil and others, and the same against La Abra Silver Mining Company and others, ten thousand dollars, the said suits having been brought v°'·"·”‘*°°*““ .in obedience to the two Acts of Congress, approved, respectively, on December twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and ninety-two, and entitled V0!-¤°·P·1¢¢ *‘An Act to amend and enlarge the Act approved June eighteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy-eight, entitled *An Act to provide for the distribution of the awards made under the convention between the United States of America and the Republic of Mexico, concluded on the fourth day of July, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight/" ten thousand dollars. Frank mcse. PAYMENTS non LEGAL snnvron z .'1‘o pay the account of Frank R. S°"‘°°" Ogg, of Kansas, for services rendered in the case of the United States versus Black Bob Band of Shawnee Indians from July eighteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, to September third, eighteen hundred and ninety-tive, under Act of March ilrst, eighteen hundred and Vol. 26.|>·768· eighty-nine (Twentydifth Statutes at Large, page seven hundred and sixty-eight), five thousand dollars. Us se P·i¤M<¤*¤· To pay the account of Miles Pointdexter, of Washington, for services in the case of the United States versus Mary McConnell, performed · under direction of the United States attorney for Washington at a time when he and his assistants were otherwise officially engaged, twenty- five dollars. g_·;i;¤cf·¤r{_g:;y- Cormrs IN INDIAN Tnnmronr: The Attorney-General is authorp° ized to pay out of the appropriation for salaries and expenses of United States courts in the Indian Territory for the fiscal years eighteen hundred and ninety-five and eighteen hundred and ninety- six, the accounts on file in his Department for letter heads and blanks for the several court officials in the Indian Territory, and for envelopes furnished the United States marshals and United States attorneys in said Territory prior to May eighth, eighteen hundred and ninety-tive. gk§;,§;;f·¤· PAYMENT ro C. R. EVANS: To pay C. R. Evans lor legal services rendered to C. C. Hewitt, a commissioned oflieer of the United States Army, on duty as recruiting officer at Chattanooga, State oi' Tennessee, who had in his custody J. B. Gordon, held as a deserter from the United States Army as a duly enlisted soldier in the Army of the _ United States, two hundred and fifty dollars. §:*;j__'gg g;j'“P•¤Y· PAYMENT ·ro THE BANcnoi¤r COMPANY: To pay the account of The Bancroft Company, successor and assignee of the A. L. Bancroit Company of San Francisco, California, for stationery furnished to the late United States marshal for the Territory of Alaska, iiscai year eighteen hundred and eighty- live, one hundred and six dollars and twenty cents. §1é·g·i·g¤ Hagan. ro EUGENE HAGAN: To enable the Attorney-General ot' " °°”‘ the United States to make an agreement with the defendant, the Leavenworth Coal Company, to pay Eugene Hagan, of Topeka, Kansas, for services as special master and examiner in chancery in the case of the United States of America against the Leavenworth Coal Company, in the circuit court of the United States for the district of Kansas, each party to advance one-half of the fee for said service, without prejudice to theliights of either party under the orders already made, two thousan dollars.