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 2662 FIFTY—NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Cns. 2101-2103. 1907. Robert  Lehman, two dollars; F. W. Miller, Eve dollars and thirty cents; Joseph Mru lski, five dollars and twenty-five cents; Henry Miller, nineteen doddrs and eighty-five cents; C. K. Merriman, thirty dollars; Albert Moebius, twenty-five dollars; George Nelson, twenty- ~ six dollars; Charles Nahrgaang, thirty-five dollars; A. B. Othmer, five dollars; John Olson, twenty-three dollars and seventy-five cents; F. M. Poole, two dollars and ninety-five cents; R. A. Peters, one dollar and ninety cents; William Peterson, two dollars; F. G. Prucha, thirty-two dollars and fifty cents; W. J. Reese, eighteen dollars and twenty-five cents; L. E. Rees, two dollars and fifty cents; Charles Seeman, sixty cents; W. J. Singer, twelve dollars; Max Sugar, eight dollars and fifteen cents; C. L. Speckhart, four dollars and thirty cents; H. von Se gern, eight dollars and seventy-five cents; George Schwenker., nine millars and ninety cents; J. E. Sullivan, twenty-seven dollars and fifty cents; Louis Schwab, ten dollars; J. F. Schmidt, seventeen dollars and fifty cents; O. W. Schwenker, eight dollars and twenty- five cents; H. W. Trafford, twenty-five dollars; C. H. Talbot, twenty- two dollars; B. E. Talbot, seventeen dollars; Harry Thompson, six dollars and twenty-f;ive cents; John Vrtyna, six dollars and twenty-tive cents; M. J. Valiquette, fourteen dollars and fifty cents; G. H. Welch, thirteen dollars and ninety-five cents; E. A. Wood, eight dollars and seventy-five cents; O. J. Wedertz, twenty-seven dollars and twenty- five cents; Basil Williamson, eighteen dollars; F. C. Williams, seven dollars and seventy-Eve cents; Almon Widen, nineteen dollars; Charles White, nineteen dollars and thirty cents; W. A. Young, one dollar and fifty cents: for ayment of damage sustained by employees by \ reason of fire in building known as Shop I, at the Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois, on December sixth, nineteen hundred and four. Approved, February 27, 1907. Feglguenmlgoiéggtw. h€ é ·AI(£;]FIpgrthe relief of the heirs at law of M. A. Phelps and the [Private, N0. 1956.] M A Phelps and Be it enacted by the Fenate and House of Rqoresentati/ues of the United Jenn w'. nun-m. States of America in Oongreas assembled, That the sum of four hundred P”“‘°“‘°°“°"“°’· and sixteen dollars and twenty cents bc, and the same is hereby, appropriated from any money in the Treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated, to be paid into the registry of the United States district court in bankruptc for the southern district of Ohio, western division, to be used and disposed of under the direction of the United States district judge in Cincinnati. Ohio, to be applied in the payment of final dividends as follows: In case numbered eleven hundred in bankruptcy in said United States district court in the matter of the involuntary bankruptcy of Benjamin Homans, junior, to the personal representatives of M. A. Phelps, deceased,three hundred and fifteen dollars; to the personal representatives of John W. Renner, one hundred and one do lars and twenty cents; said amounts havin been, by misapprehension, paid the assistant treasurer of the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio. Approved, February 27, 1907. Fcbmary 27,1907. CHAP. 2103.-An Act Authoritizuaznl directing thel r- lH—R·1*381·L_ payttggie lggltzletr;Ca.l;ot Electric Company the amount ddgr;di£di·d)1i1ii;i1i1dr?1?drI1rhh(d {mvam,N¤.m1.] GS C8 Pa €¤ - m§*§;fj;·€;Qf* Else Be it enacted  the Senate and House of Representatz'ees of the United Payment eb. States of America an Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to pay, out of any money m the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of four