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 FIFTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cris. 1815-1817. 1904. 565 place until the day of the sale thereof; and the sale of said goods and ,,§:l° ”‘ P“b“° *“°· chattels shall be at public auction, at such place as the collector of `_ taxes may designate: Provided, however, That no such goods and §,’,C,°,Qf§‘gm,c ,, bm chattels s all be sold upon any bid not suHicient to meet the amount insumcienr to pw of tax, penalty, and costs; but in case the highest bid therefor is not m°°S’ °t°‘ sufficient to meet the amount of tax, penalty, and costs thereon, said property thereiépon shall be bid 0E by the said collector of taxes in the name of an b the District of Columbia, and the Commissioners of the District of Columbia may sell the same at private sale to satisfy the tax, penalty, and cost thereafter without further notice." . In section seven, paragraph thirty-eight, at the end thereof, add- "That hereafter it shall be unlawfud for the licensee, owner, pro- g;;**m*,j,0x,““¤ pir;-etor, or any employee of a licensee, owner, or proprietor of any liqpors to minorsfog room, or any other establishment in the District of Columbia in °lv?,§’l" 32, ,,_ M_ which intoxicating liquors of any kind are sold, to sell, give, or dis- °¤*°¤°°d· ` pense in any manner intoxicating liquors of any kind to any person under the age of twenty-one years. “Any person knowingly violating the provisions of this paragra h P‘°""·“Y· shall be amenable to a fine of twenty-five dollars or imprisonment fgr thirty days, or both, in the discretion of the court; an in addition to such penalty the license for the place in which such intoxicating liquors were sold to a minor shall be revoked." Section seven, paragraph forty-five, is hereby amended by adding thereto the following: _ “That hereafter p rietors of bowling alleys in the District of 1f{;‘§},’§,§§P’“· Columbia shall pay tonihe collector of taxes of said District an annual Jyghmv. n- 628 license tax of twelve dollars for each alley}" ` Sino. 3. That all Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with the pro- Berwvisions of this Act are hereby repealed. Approved, April 28, 1904. · (ZHAIP. 1818.-An Act Confirming the removal of restrictions upon alienation Agp12B, 1904. by the Puyallup Indians of the State of Washington of their allotted lands. [ ·R· 9891-] mum, xc. us. Be it enacted by the Senate and House (]](·R?7'¢38¢/*’I'tb(Lbd’lIe3<S‘ of the Cha/ited [ _ 1 States of America in Congress assembled, That the Act of Congress vv-,l:_L}§"}l,ll‘,{§,_ I“d‘“““* approved March third, eiglhteen hundred and ninety-three (Twenty- m}};gQ,*;::} gfiéfflggjg seventh Statutes, ge six undred and thirty-three), authorizing the omxiont-uisuas er. sale of the Puyallldp allotted lands, with restriction upon alienation v°l""‘p‘°°3‘ "for a period of ten years from the date of the Tssage" thereof, shall be taken and construed as having expressed t c consent of the United States to the removal of restriction upon alienation by said Puyallup Indians to their allotted lands from and after the expiration of said period shall be given etfect of having been made without any restrictions upon the power of the allottee to alienate his land. Approved, April 28, 1904. · CHAP. .- n Act To amend an Act to rohibit the assage of s ial or A»ri12s,190-1. local laws {lie Térritories, to limit the Territciiial indebtedlhess, and fgiicother lk R·11l*2Q_4 purposes. [Public. No. 2-19.} Be it enacted by the Senate and House ofR'1ep:l·esentatives of the United {’,:lu';*];';*“,.}°';C_{Q$, States of America in C0n·gv·e.98 assembled, t the Act of Congress bcpqsdl 11 approved July thirteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-six, an the VZ; 5,;} tj 3W_ Act of Congress approved June nineteenth, nineteen undred and two, **¤*°¤°°‘*· ` entitled "An Act to prohibit the passage of local or special laws in the Territories of the United States, to limit Territorial indebtedness, and