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 242 SIXTY—SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. II. CHS. 265, 268, 269. 1912. galgwi CHAP. 265.-An Act For the relief of Jesus Silva, junior. grutuqxaaeaj Be it cmrctal by dw Senate and H01l8ael3• 6867|¢d{‘iD€8 of United Jes¤sSilva,K;m.m States of America Corbzzress xmbh, b gu that gio:nm1ssiong· lo; New Mem w` issiied to Jesus Silva, juxiior, a patent to ,the following-described lands: Lots three, four, and Eve of section twenty-five township twenty-one south range one west, New Mexico principal meridian, Ins Cruces, New Mexico land district,  the tract embraced rn his homestead entry made October fifth, nineteen hundred and five upon which cash certificate issued February third, nineteen hundred p,,,,,,_ and nine: Provuied, That in said patent there  be expressly m§g•;:*•¤¤¤, *°',“°m reserved to the United States, or its successors, the right to take or pmjeen use, without compensation to patentee or his grantees, any or all of the said lands needed for or m connection with the construction, maintenance, and operation of the Rio Grande reclamation project. Approved, July 31, 1912. 4¤f¤*U¥2- CHAP. 88.-An TI1armo' 'nalla sl 'th visions of the   ciiinventionriieortblse    mwiththr:§$ [Public, Ne. an.] to anistance and salvage at sea, aud for other purposes. Bei¢enadedb·ytheSenaieandHouse<y'Represe1utativesqft7n¢ United §•s¤- mm not States o_fAmer·ieu in Congress assembled, That the right to remunmaamemeduligriwnership tion for  or salvage services shall not be affected by common Em; lm gxneushnp of the vessels rendering and receiving such amistance or vage services. rj ,,",{',‘,•“°,,,° .‘°,m"° Sec. 2. That the master or person in cling of a vessel shall so by - far as he can do so without serious danger to own vessel, crevé or ngers, render assistance to every person who is found at sea in P¤ni¤hme¤¢f¤rf¤¤- Sanger of being lost; and if he fails to do so, he shall, upon conviction, m` be hable to a penalty of not  one thousand dollars or imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years, or both; _b§g:<>;; efralltfggg Sec. 3. That salvors of human life, who have taken part. in the mea P services rendered on the occasion of the accident giving rise to salvage, are entitled to a fair share of the remuneration awarded to the salvors of the vessel, her cargo, and accessories. `”, “gTl:=s;iLr¤¤* M ¤¤- Sec. 4. That 5 suit for the rechoglery ofbr§muneratiori){orir·elr1dering assistance or s vage services s not maintains e i ro ht later than two years from the date when such assistance or salgg e was rendered, unless the court in which the suit is brought shallage satisfied that during such plemod ther; had npt llieen aniy reasonable op ortumty o arresting the essiste or a 'th' th jurisdiction of the court or within the territoiiaieivatzgrif thi; cdgntrj; N t mmm to mswhiogr tll1_ehal;belant resides hicgrkas alprggcipal placle of business, —°¤{§' no. . nothmgrnt cts construe asa l' t mp. I u m slug? of war or to Government ships appropriated exclusibgeiyntgo ii, pu o service. _ ¥¤ ¤¤=>¤*-l¤lY MM2 Jfgcgrgé That;;chishActish(2;.ll talks effect and be in force on and after y, nme n un re an twe ve. Approved, August 1, 1912. H;'*[§£* ] mCtgAI.?e;n$6u19>;EAn Act T;11(r;<;<(*l1ifytgr‘;;l1;1mend the mining laws in their application KI C, 0. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repres ntaf. th U {ted igsgxum p,_m_ States of  in Congress assembled, {hat wrib Ofassbeiriltion pérug claims um. p%a;:e1r{min1ng clarén shall hereafter be looated_in Alaska in excess 0 o y acres, an on every placer—m1mng claim hereafter located
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