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 764 FIKl`Y—SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. ll. Cus. 59, 61. 1903. ·T¤¤¤¤1’¥ 8. im- CHAP. 59.-An Act To amend an Act entitled "An Act to increase the limit of cost of certain public buildings, to authorize the erection_and completion of public buildings, and or other purposes/’ approved June sixth, nineteen hundred an two. Be tt enacted by the Senate and House of Representatv}ves of the United m°,g,,°,j*,;_’f,’,j*;*,;,,,_ States of America tn. Congress assembled, That so much of section three nc musing site ¤.~ of the Act entitled "An Act to increase the limit of cost of certain "°_'§1,§E_‘,,_,,,-,_ public buildings, toauthorize the erection and completion of public uildin s, and for other purposes," approved June sixth, nineteen hundred and two, as restricts the selection of a site for a post-office and custom-house at Muskegon, Michigan, to certain lots in a certain block in said city be, and the same is hereby, repealed. Approved, January 8, 1903. January 9,1903. 6_1.—An Act Providing for the adjudication of certain claims by the [Public, xo. 14.] ° · Be it enacted by t/ae Senate and House of Representatives of the United gdggdd States of America tn. Congress assemble, That jurisdiction be, and is uunacnmeisimms hereb , given to the Court of Claims (notwithstanding any statutory . ’°’°"'°° '°· bar oiy limitation, and notwithstanding the requirements of the statutes as to payment under protest, appeal to the Secretary of the Treasury, and notice of suits before bringing suits ordinarily in such cases, as chihsgijglgafixguy; prescribed in Title thirty-four (collection of duties), chapters six, su.' W seven, and eight, Revised Statutes) to hear, try, determine, and render judgment as in an 0l£gl.ll8l suit, with right of aippeal as in other cases, the claims of J. . Bailey and Company; . E. Collins and Company; Edgar Thompson Stce Works Limited; Carnegie Brothers and Company, Limited; James Lee and Compan ; Dowmng Sheldon and Company; R. F. Downing and Company; Albany and Rensselaer Iron and Steel Company; Jo ict Steel Com ny; C eveland Rolling Mill Company; O. L. Garrison, for Vulcan Sigel Company and Saint Louis Ore an Steel Company; Saint Albans Iron and Steel Company; Godenroy and Com ny, or the Albany and Rensselaer Iron and Steel Company; Oliver Garrison; A. E. (wodeifroy and Company; James Johnston; Clarke, Post and Martin, agents for Springfield Iron Company; Post, Martin and Company, amants for Springneld Iron Comyny; Spdmeld Iron Company, of Springfield, Illinois, Charles W. atthews; rry C. Arbuc le, and Brown Brothers and Com ny, agents for Charles W. Matthews; E. Samuels and Com ny; Iliinry W . Oliver, junior; A. H. Childs, a ent for Henry W. Olner, junior· Lewis, Oliver and Phillips; Schrader and Ellery; Peter Wright and Sons, agents for Cambria Iron Company; Diamond State Iron Comany; rown Brothers and Company and C. B. Smyth, ents for Diamond State Iron Company; Interstate Improvement andaConstruction Company; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, agents for Interstate Improvement and Construction Com PY? Charles H. and Eugene Odell, agents for Sandusky Rolling  and Manufacturing Compan and Northern Pacino Railroad Company; Northern Pacino Railroady Company; Drexel, Morgan and Company; A. H. Barney and Robert Garrett and Son, a ents for Northern racist Railroad Company; E. S. Wheeler and Company, and Edgemore Iron Com ny, or refund of import duties paid by them in excess of the diities im sed by law on steel blooms imported by them during the years eighteen hundred and seventy-nine to eighteen hundred and eighty- mggmwt <>! i¤¤s· two, both (years inclusive; and the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby ` authorize and directed to pay, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the amount of such judgment as shall be ren-