issue of patent....

921

payment of expenses of survey.

cities, towns, or villages may petition..

922

limitation of two years..

922

powers of judges in vacation..

922

as to order, papers, witnesses, and con-

tempt

922

rules of decision

if lands decreed to claimant have been
granted by United States to another,
money judgment may be rendered..
investigation by surveyor-general re-
pealed

923

township surveys, how to be made..
powers and functions of, to cease Decem-
ber 31, 1895.

923
924

compensation for disbursing funds for....78, 380
none for disbursement on account of sites.
nor on construction, except for moneys
paid by disbursing agents...........

Secretary of Treasury may at any time ap-
ply surplus money to purchase
bonds
....321, 356
repeal of permanent appropriation for ex-
penses of.

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS (See Documents),
certain, to be sold by Public Printer at cost
may be bound for members of Congress at
Government Printing Office ...149, 382, 421
may be sent and received by mail free by
Vice-President, Senators, Represen-
tatives, etc
.70, 136, 150, 245
to be sent to Soldiers' Homes by Secretary
of Senate and Clerk of House....
PUBLIC LANDS (See Lands, public).
PUBLIC MONEY,

appropriated for charitable purposes, to
whose credit to be placed, and how
paid out, etc.

903 PUBLIC OFFICERS (See Civil Service),
executive, etc., prohibited from giving to
or receiving from other officers, etc.,
money for political purposes

114

traveling expenses of..

127 PUBLIC PRINTER (See Government Print-

at Military Academy who serve ten years
to have pay of colonels

268

gress
for departments..

315

42

396

note 81

71

.149, 382, 421

.201, 209, 221

697

697

PUBLIC DEBT,

18

311

PUBLIC PRINTER-Continued.

to print reports of Smithsonian Institution
may reprint reports, etc., of committees of
Congress upon payment of cost....
to be appointed by President, etc., and with
all powers, etc., of Congressional
Printer.
not to print number of reports, etc., of de-
partments beyond limit.

nor expensive maps or illustrations with-
out special order of Congress
nor unauthorized or unnecessary matter.
to keep and report to Congress account of
expenses of Congressional Record ..
of printing for Patent Office...
may sell Congressional Record and Direc-
tory

to advertise for proposals for furnishing
paper, under direction of Joint Com-
mittee on Printing..

to employ only skilled workmen..
may employ three clerks to make estimates.
to sell certain public documents at cost, etc.
to do printing of Surgeon-General's Office,
Army

Congressional Record, how distributed
by

to furnish State Department with copies
of bills, resolutions, and documents,
to print and distribute index to Congres-
sional Record, and to employ editor.
to print from time to time reports of Fish
Commissioner............

Page.

486

515

. 114, 119

14

190

190, 267, 348

267

Page.

759

47

955

.97, 114

114
202
311
.505, 582
note 424

635

424

unearned land-grants to, forfeited..
extension of time for entries of homesteads
surveyed lands of grants not exempt from
taxation

808, 809

894

501

with Hawaii...

RECIPROCITY,

with countries producing sugar, molasses,
coffee, tea and hides

19 RECORDER OF DEEDS (District of Co-
lumbia),

995

Page.

121, 910

856

502

to be appointed with advice and consent
of Senate

130

19

40

no additional expense or fees allowed..

128

40

to note on deeds, etc., day and hour of
delivery

158

partment

254

net earnings, how ascertained.

compensation to be retained..

161

sinking fund established

161

credits and payments

162

no dividend on default.

162

when to take effect, as against pur-
chasers, etc., without notice..

RECORDER OF LAND TITLES,

for Missouri abolished.

records of, to be transferred to State...
power, etc., of, transferred to Commis-
sioner of General Land Office................

RECORDS,
lost or destroyed, in proceedings to restore
same; notice to nonresidents..
certified copies of official papers on file
in any department may be filed, etc.,
as original where United States are
parties

force and effect of papers restored, etc..
in cases in which United States are in-

terested, steps to be taken for res-
toration of....

compensation of clerks and attorneys
in such case.......

158

..notes 11, 115

11

11

211

211

211

211

212

194

his duties..

195

RECTIFIERS, (See Internal revenue; Dis-

to make annual report

195

tilled spirits.)

RATIONS,

in Navy, desiccated tomatoes may be sub-
stituted for desiccated potatoes....

may purchase less than 20 gallons at sales
by officers of courts, etc..

229

282

in Army, vegetables added...

of less than 500 barrels a year to pay tax
of $100 ....

229

758

REBELLION (See Volunteers).

pensions allowed to soldiers, etc., in certain
cases, who had engaged in

to those who were stricken from rolls on
account of..

155

and wholesale dealers in liquor to return
transcripts of books to collectors...

233

to give notice of intent to rectify......
REFORM SCHOOL (District of Colum-

235

persons in, not excluded from Mexican war
service pension

bia),

RECEIVERS

officers of, and their powers..

101

a Commissioner of District to be trustee..
to report to District Commissioners.

290

321

to turn over assets of bank to agent of
stockholders after all debts are paid.
may purchase property in which bank has
equities..

consulting trustees.

104

. 102, 103

488

farm and shop proceeds, how disposed of..
when school is full, commitments sus-

777

of public money in land districts (See
Land districts; Lands, public.)

to notify Commissioner when timber is
unlawfully cut from public land..

ted, how punished.

103

in case of vacancy, remaining officers may
take proof of entry.

boys in, to be employed.

103

883

may be apprenticed.

103

fees for certificate in donation cases....

313

contracts for, how made..

104

for making plats of townships for prì-
vate parties...

402

by-laws..

104

to examine saline lands

127

in Alaska, duties performed by a com-
missioner.

433

former laws applicable to

596

appointment of (all acts authorizing the
appointment of receivers in new dis-
tricts are indexed under Land dis-
tricts).

RECEIVING BOXES,

for mail not to be in private buildings

unless open to the public in business
hours or a railroad station....