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 PRIVATE ACT OF THE SIXTY·FIRST CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES Passed at the girst session, which was begun and held at the cit of Washington., in the District of Columbia, on .M0nda%€the_fifteenth day of Mgrch, 1909, and was aeyourned without day ¢m Thursday t gifth day of August, 1.909. WILLIAM Howmn Tam, President; JAMES SCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN, Vice-President; WILLIAM PIERCE FRYE, President of the Senate pro tempore; JOSEPH GUBNEY Cnmon, Speaker of the House of Representatives. hisC§)LP. 5.-5: To grunt   John Rivett privilege to make commutation of  . I _ . [Private, N0. 1. Be it enactedby the Senatea¢ndH'mAseof.R of the United' 1 States of America in Congress assembled, That John Rivett be, and he ·L°f“°§*,{_$‘,§·mmm& is hereby, granted the privilege, at his option, to make commutation swndentry- of his homestead entry of the southwest quarter of section twenty- eight, township twenty-two north, range fifty west, sixth principal meridian, in the State of Nebraska, as provided by law for the mak1n§ of commutation of homestead entries; and that Private Act N umbere   $5· P- ¤•”· *¤· One hundred and sixty-seven, for the relief of John T. Rivett, ` apgroved February twenty-fourth, nineteen hundred and nine, be, an the same is hereby, repealed. _ Approved, July 15, 1909. · 1461