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 1788 SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Snss.`II. A CHS. 178-180. 1927. F¤¤¤&•¤’!42€»]19¤7· 0HAP.=17B.s—·An Act For the relief of H.¤W. Kruegexyand H. J. Selmer, bondsmen for the Green Bay Dry Dock Comtpany, in their contract for the · gmtmgtimtrgyt certain steelbarges and a dre ge for the Government of the is se  enacted by the Senate and House of. Representatives of the HF}  “°° United States of America in Oongress assembled, That the Secretary R¤f¤¤¤ ¢<> ¤¤ b¤¤d of the Treasury be, and he is hereb, authorized and directed to for Green iBay Dry Q. . ,. . neck Company. ay to H. W. Krueger, of Green ay, Wisconsm, the sum of ¥6,385.01 and to H. . Selmer, also of Green Bay, Wisconsin, the sum of $1,000, out of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise ippropriated, m full and final payment of the amounts which said . W. Krugr and H. J. Selmer, as bondsmen for the Green Bay Dry D0ck~ mgindy, expended in excess of their bonds, and for equ1§ment fiuni not otherwise called for b the contract between the reen- Bay Dry Dock Compandy, and the {lnited States for the construction of tive steel barges an one dredge, these being the only bondsmen who madeexpen iture in connection with said contracts. Approved, Blebmary 23,1927Q S or · ‘ F°b¤g¤’¥452g»l1927· CHAP. 179.-An Act Authoriziplg the Court of Claims of the United States to hear and determine the claim of. C. Ericsson. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the to United States of Amehba in Oongress assembled, That the United °°¤**°* Mm- States Courtyof Claims be, and it 1S herelg, authorized and directed to `hegr  tgegermme tha clain;) of {LG . Ericsson fer plompensad tion or it e 0 ion an   y t e overnment‘o t e nite States ofi3.’cei*ta1§i1 invegiioriorelatililng to an antiexplosive and non- in amma e gaso ine ta ‘ r W `ci letters patent o the United  numbered ·1381175iwas ixued to him Jime 14,1921. Said claxmsliall not be considered. as barred because of the use of the patented deviceby the Government for more than two years, or by zlny exieting `statu£le_“of‘1§1§iitations, nor lgecgusegof tlée éfact that tac aiman was in "emiiaryservice o t e 7 nite tates at t e  the patented articleéwas invented. V A Approved, February`23, 1927. 4 ` ` F°N&°”“g’]1m‘ "  !·$0·#Al1 Act For the relief ot the Kentucky-Wyoming   Company; I¤°°¤>°¤**°d· -4 ‘ -   — -~ . Kmudmw mm Qe it enacted by the_Senatc and House of Representatives of the on umm, ({,,0, United States o£€Amemca in Oongress assembled, That the Secretary .,,2***;}* gag; {jig of the Interior, and he hereby 1s, authorized and directed to make gemngennsmw an examination of the claimyof. the Kentucky-Wyoming Oil Com- ,,.% Z °° °4;""*“°°· pagy forla méiisswu of any balanpe of tlaehrentals claimed to be due . ,p. . un my oi an gag prospectmg. eases eyenne. 028177 (a) and 028177  issued under the Act of February 25, -1920, entitled f‘An Act topromote the mlhlhg of coal, phosaphate, oil, oil shale, gas, and “?°i%.‘ii’ E? ’1‘I§H°¢°?.’i°i" ii £i§’{“.i‘a.”t Si.““i£°s’ "“g° i$"’ ““d i it  sa` aco' esta ` att e entuc - yoming Oil Com any has expended or caused to be e ndedky$100,000 or more in t e exploration and development of the land covered oy sand leases, 1n_aceordance with the provisions oi an oil and gas prospect- ing permit, willed under said ct; and that said leases were entered into premattoiirlegy, ang;1;e)g<0eu¢ueky.wy0i?11¤¥j011 goénpany has paid or ca pai or more to t e n't t tes t 1 under said leases, and bds received no remuneratidn or getur? olielsirily kind whatsoever, for the expenditures so made, then, in which event,

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