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 1768 SIXTY—FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. II. CHs. 287, 288. 1910. H¤_r¤•;‘11il§9£7j CHAP. 287.-An Act For the relief of the estate of Frederick P. Gray. [Prime. No 91-1 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rqorese¢ztatives of the United Frederrcr ,,_Gr_y_ States of America in Congress assemhled That the Secretary of the Payment w eswe Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and duected to pay, out of °£ any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to Nathan S. Gray, administrator of the estate of the late Frederick P. Gray, the sum of three hundred and fifty-six dollars and ten cents, and sand sum of three hundred and fifty-six dollars and ten cents is hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury, the same being in lieu of gheck issued and returned to the Government by the said Frederick . Gray. Approved, June 11, 1910. June 11.1910- CKAP.,288.—An Act For the relief of the heirs of the estate of J. Calvin [H" R' mms'] Kinney, deceased. [Private, N0. 92.] · ` _ _ Be it enacted In; the Senate and House of Representatz·vea of the United ·{;r§§‘r,'{ K}§}‘°{r,r, State.sqfAmericavIn Owagreaaaasembted, That the Secretary of the Treasbuds. www ¤f· ury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to redeem, as herein rovided, in favor of the estate of J. Calvin Kinney, deceased, United gtates four per eentum coupon bonds, funded loan of nineteen hundred and seven, numbered thirty-one hundred and sevent, thirty-three hundred and sixty-one, ten thousand one hundred andytwentydhree, eleven thousand two hundred and forty-seven, twelve thousand six hundred and forty, nineteen thousand six hundred and eighty-nine, twenty-seven thousand two hundred and sixty-eight, thirty-one thousand nine hundred and sevengy-seven, thirtyseven thousand and ninety- nine, thirty-seven thousan nine hundred and eight, thirty-seven thousand nine hundred and nine, thirty-seven thousand nine hundred and ten, thirty-seven thousand nine hundred and eleven, forty-two thousand eriht hundred and thirty-two, forty-six thousand nine hundred and irty-one, fifty-one thousand eight hundred and sixty- three, fifty-three thousand five hundred and twenty-two, fifty-three thousand five hundred and twenty-three, sixty thousand three hundred and twentysix, sixty-one thousand and seventeen, sixty-two thousand four hun red and fifteen, sixty-two thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine, sixtv—tive thousand seven hundred and ninety-five, sixty- seven thousand tour hundred and fifty-five, seventy-two thousand two hundred and six, for five hundred dollars each, and forty-seven hundred and fifty-tive, fifty-six hundred and eightv·nine, six thousand and sixty-eight, sixty-seven hundred and sixty-nine seventy-nine hundred and twenty-eight, ten thousand seven hundred and twenty- nine, twelve thousand Iive hundred and four, twent —four thousand two hundred and eighty-eight, twenty-five thousandyeivht hundred and twenty-five, thirty-one thousand six hundred and, thirtv-five fortdv-four thousand five hundred and seventy-seven, fort eight thouz san two hundred and seventeen, fifty-eight thousand tliree hundred and twenty-seven, sixty thousand eight hundred and sixt —three sixty thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, sixty-one thyousand five hundred and rtorty-four, seventy-two thousand four hundred and twenty-four, seventy-seven thousand three hundred and eight *—tive eighty thousand four hundred and sixty, eightv thousand four`? hun; dred and sixty-one, eighty thousand four hundred and sixty-two on hundred and eleven thousand seven hundred and eighteen one hung dred and thirty-seven thousand seven hundred and ten ont: hundred and thirty-eight thousand eight hundred and one one, hundred d thirty-nine thousand six hundred and thirty-one,’one hundred and sixty-three thousand three hundred and seventy one hundred and sixty-three thousand three hundred and seventy-one, one hundredd