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 INDEX. cclxv Spearjiah, S. Dak., Paa•• appropriation for establishing fish-cul- tural station, auxiliary to ____ 99,1129 Special and Sel«:t Committees, Home of Reprlllmtatilllll, appropriation for expenses oL _____ 524, 1394 deficiency appropriation for expenses__ 1608 Special DelilllJrY, P06tal Service, appropriation for car fare _________ 189,1052 for fees to messengers_ _________ 189, 1052 deficiency appropriation for fees_ ____ 26, 50, 1620, 1650 provisions fo!:; additional stamps re- quired_______________________ 943 denominations of stamps___________ 944 Special Tausz Revenue Act oj 1928 tax on foreign-built boats, rep:;Jed____ 867 effective July I, 1928______________ 867 license tax on narcotics modified______ 867 Spiegel Grolle State Park, Fremont, Ohio, iron gates between grounds of White House, D. C. and State, e~c.l Department Building, presentea to, for memorial gateways_____ 422 Spokane Agency, Wash., appropriation for support, etc.,' of In- dians at__________________ 223, 1584 Spokane Indian Hospital, Wash., appropriation for maintenance, etc., of_ 221 Spokane Indians, Wash., appropriation for fulfilling treaty with_ 222, 1583 Sponge Fisheries, appropriation for protecting, etc___ 100,1130 Spotsylvania County Battle Fieltk Memo- rial, Military Park, appropriation for continuing estab- lishment of. _ _ _ _ _____________ 1376 Spotted Fever, Rocky Mountain, appropriation for prevention of epi- demic ____________________ 174, 1040 Sprague, Richard L., deficiency appropriation for reimburse- ment________________________ 914 Spring Riller, bridge authorized across, at Black ltiver, Ark___________________ 1093 at Imboden, Ark_________________ 1093 Spring Road NW., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Rock Creek Church Road to Thir- teenth Street; from gasoline tax fund________________________ 1270 Springdale, Utah, permitted to divert water for domestic, etc., uses from springs in Zion National Park________________ 787 Springfield, Ill., appropriation for new post office, courthouse, etc., buildingat __ 181,1044 part of building site, Department of Agriculture, transferred to Treasury Department_________ 181 Springfield,Mass., appropriation for public building_ ____ 1044 deficiency appropriation for public building at_ ______ _____ __ _____ 924 Springville, Utah, deficiency appropriation for fish hatch- Square 2::;br:8~' etc______________ _ 16 appropriation for purchase of, in con- nection with five-year public building program_____________ 182 Squarlll 95~ and 955, D. C ., acquisition authorized of, as site for wholesale farmers' produce market _____________________ _ Squarlll ~O, ~1, and 599, D. C ., acquirement authorized of, as site for municipal center___ - - ________ _ Squarlll 898 and 889, D. C., acquisition of, for new office building for House of Representatives __ _ Square 780, D. C., acquisition authorized, of designated portion of for addition to Library of COngress __________ _ Square 761, D. C., , acquisition authorized of, for addition to Library of Congress _______ _ Square 1089, D. C ., vacation of alley between lots 16 and 17j!eversion to abutting lots __ _ Btahmann, w. J., etc., time extended for bridJdng Rio Grande, near Tornillo, Tex., by _______ _ Stamford, Conn., deficiency appropriation for public building at_________ - ___ ___ __ _ Stamp Taus, Revenue Act oj 1926, stamp exemptions, extended to stocks, etc., ~f .agricultural cooperative assoo18tlons _________________ _ on foreign passage tickets,).. except C&nad8., Mexico, and vuba___ _ not applicable if costing less than $10 effective in 30 days_____________ _ stamps to be kept on sale at post offices in cities of over 25,000 inhabit- ants________________________ _ bond and accountability of post- masters_____________________ _ monthly returns to be made of col- lections__________________ :. __ _ Stamped Enllelopes, etc., Postal Service, appropriation for manufacture of, etc__ Pap. 1487 1408 1071 623 623 1174 765 1662 867 867 867 867 867 868 868 191, 1053 for distribution ________________ 191,1053 Stamps, Postage, appropriation for manufacture, etc_ 191, 1053 Standard Container Act, appropriation for expenses, enforc- ing_______________________ 563,1214 Standards Bureau, Department oj Com- merce, appropriation for Director, and office personneL _________________ 90,1121 for equipment, etc ______________ 90,1121 for contmgent expenses __________ 90,1121 attendance at meetings of technical, etc., societies_________________ _ 90 memberof InternationalCommittee on Weights and Measures____ 90,1121 for care, etc., of grounds _________, 90, 1121 for investigating structural materials__ 91, 1121 disseminating improved methods of building,etc________________ 91,1121 for operating, etc., testing machines to determine physical constants_ 91, 1121 for investigating fire resisting prop- erties of building materials, etc________________________ 91,1122 for investigating public utility stand- ards, etc_____'______________ 91,1122 for testing miscellaneous materials, etc_________________________ 91,1122

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Standorda Bureau, Department of Com- Pap. merc--Continued. appropriation for radio research, etc_ 91, 1122 for developing color standards, etc________________________ 91,1122 for study of clay products processes, etc_________________________ 91,1122 for standardizing mechanical appli- ances______________________ 9~ 11 22 for hydraulic, aeronautical, etc., en- gineering investigations_______ 9~ 1122 for investigating optical gl888 pro- duction_____________________ 92,1122 for standardizing quality, measure- ments, etc. of textiles, paper, leather, and. rubber__________ 92,1122 for sugar standardization_________ 92,1122 rare and unusual types_________ 92, 1123 for cooperative standardizing, etc., of gauges, screw threads, etc____ 9~ 1123 for investigating, etc., mine scales and cars at coal mines_______ 9~ 1123 for metallurgical research; railway equipment, etc _____________ 92,1123 for investigating methods of high temperature measurements, etc_ 93, 1123 for sound investigations__________ 93,1123 for industrial development research, etc_________________________ 93, 1123 for testin~ large scales, etc____ ____ 93, 1123 for estabhshing standards, etc., of in- dustrial devices ______________ 93, 1123 for standards for checking chemical analyses, etc_________________ 93, 1124 for investigating_ radioactive sub- stances and X-rays__________ 93,1124 for utilizing waste products from the land________________________ 94,1124 for automotive engine investigations_ 94, . 1124 for investigating dental materials_ 94, 1124 for new power plant equipment___ 94,1124 cooperative work for departments, etc., from theirappropriations_ 94, 1124 attendance at techmcal meetings__ 1125 deficiency appropriation for new power plant equlpment______________ 15 for sugar standardization___________ 15 for industrial research_ ____________ 46 for standardizing equipment, etc___ 46,897 for testing structural materials_ ____ 46, 1639, 1673 for general exP,6Dses _________ 46,933,1617 for public utility standards investiga- tions _______________________ 46,933 for salaries_______________________ 897 for radio research; etc______________ 897 for color standaraization, etc_______ 897 for erecting large furnace, etc_______ 897 for scientific investigations for En- graving and Printing Bureau___ 916 for salaries, 1929, under___________ 1679 site of master-track Ilcale in Cook County, Ill., to be conveyed to Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Company____________ 432 conveyance condition on use of, abandoned___________________ 433 or new site conveyed in lieu by Belt Railway, with new building, etc., erected thereon___________ 433 Standing Rock Agency, N. Dak., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at__________________ 223, 1584 for water supply•••••• __ .__ ___ ____ 1567 Standing Rock and Cheyenne Indian Reser- Pap. vations, N. Dak. and S. Dak., time further extended for payment of installments for lands within former___ ___ _____ _________ ___ 400 Stanislaus National Forest, Calij., lands within, to be patented to Cali- fornia as a State park, in connec- tion with Calaveras Big Tree Groves______________________ 428 Stanton, N. Dak., bridge authorized across Missouri River, at__________________ ~ ___ ___ __ 476 time extended for bridging Missouri River, at____________________ 1475 Stapleton, N. Y ., deficieh!pit~r~:tTarmstroBot (talk) __f_o~__ 01:38, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 1660 Star i.lomes, P08tal Service, appropriation for mail transportation by, in Alaska______________ 19~ 1052 for mail transportation by, except in Alaska____________________ 192, 1053 deficiency appropriation for transpor- tation by ___________________ 50, 936 fori transfers from railroad routes, etc__________________________ 910 Starks, La., bridge authorized across Sabine River, at___________________________ 767 Starks, W. Va., bridge authorized across New River, at_ 767 State Bank8, etc. members of Federal reserve system to be depositaries of public money _ 492 may become Government financial agents_______________________ 492 State Home8 for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors, appropriation for aid to__ _________ 362, 1383 deficiency appropriation for aid to __ 39, 1669 State Law8, National Conference of Com- mis8ioner8 on Uniform, appropriation for aid to___________ 651,1269 State Legislation, Index, etc., to, appropriation for preparation, etc., of _________________________ 528,1398 Statement of Appropriation8, appropriation for preparing, first ses- sion, SeventIeth Congress______ 525 for preparing, second session, Seven- tieth Congress_______________ 1395 Statements to Congre88, submission of designated, by executive departments, etc., repealed_____ 986 States, appropriation for cooperation with, for protecting timbered lands, etc., from forest fires_______________ 1206 additional amount for cooperation with agricultural colleges, etc., in extension work________________ 711 additional appropriations authorized for vocational education in_____ 1151 allotment for agricultural purposes__ 1151 home economics ________________ 1151 amount increased of annual appropri- ations for sites! construction, etc., of public bUIldings in the___ 137 assurances required of, etc., before expenditure for flood control works_______________________ 535 to maintain works after com'pletion_ _ 535 accept Jands with flowage rlghts____ 536

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 INDEX. cc1xvii Stat_Continued. Paee. assurance required of, etc.; to provide levee rIghts of way on the Missis- sippi between Cape Girardeau and Head of Passes____________ 536 contributions, etc., for levee work on Mississipl!i River, and outlets between Rock Island, Ill., and Head of Passes_______________ 537 increase of Federal aid to highways in, having over 5 per cent area of unappropriated and nontaxable Indian lands, etc______________ 683 by mileage of roads in national forests, etc___________________ 683 invited to participate in International Petroleum Exposition, Tulsa, Okla________________________ 788 representatives of, to be members ex officio. of Migra~r,Y Bird Con- servatIOn COmmlsslon_________ 1223 to consider all questions of acquisition of areas in the State_ ____ _____ 1223 Statu Relationa Service, deficiency appropriation for general ex- pen~ ___________________ 933,1616 Statesville, N. C., terms of court at____________________ 457 Stationery, H0'U8e oj Representatilles, appropriation for ________________ 524, 1394 deficiency appropriation for _ __ _______ 3 Stationery, P08tal Service, appropriation for ________________ 191,1054 Stationery, Senate, appropriation for ________________ 519,1389 Stationery, Trea8ury Department, appropriation for ________________ 164, 1030 Statistical Institute, International, appropriation for annual contribution __________________________ 7~ 1106 Staunton Riller, Va., preliminary examination for flood con- trolof- ___ _______ __ __ ____ ___ 1164 Statues, appropriation for, of Henry Clay, for presentation to Venezuela_____ 76 erection authorized of memorial!.... of James Cardinal Gibbons, in vis- trict of Columbia______ _______ 453 Statute oj Limitation8, no trial, etc., in criminal cases, unless indictment found, etc., within three years after commission thereof______________________ 51 Steam Engineers, D. C., Board oj Ex- aminers, appropriation for ________________ 647,1265 Steamboat, etc., Routes, Postal Service, appropriation for mail transportation by ____________ __ __ ____ ___ 190, 1052 Steamboat Inspection Seruice, Department oj Commerce, appropriation for Supervising Inspec- tor General, and office person- neL _______________________ 89,1120 for supervising inspectors ________ 89, 1120 for inspectors of hulls and of boilers_89, 1120 for assistant inspectors at designated ports ______________________ 89, 1120 for clerk hire ___________________ 89, 1120 fo~ contingent expenses __________ 89,1120 defiClency appropriation for ____ 46,933, 1617 for salaries, 1929, under _ _ _ ______ __ 1679 board of local in8pectors creatcd at Hoquiam, Wash______________ 710 Steamship Passage Tickets, Paee. stamp. tax on excepting Canada, Mexico, and Cuba______________ 867 exempt, if less than $10_________ __ _ 867 Stenographers to Committees, House oj Representatilles, appropriation for ________________ 523, 1393 Stephens, A. E. B., late a Representatille in Congress, deficiency appropriation for pay to widow oL___________________ 3 Sterling, Colo., deficiency appropriation for public building at________________ 924, 1662 Steuart's Garage, D. C., . deficiency appropriation for labor, ma. - terials, etc_ _ ______ ____ _______ 885 Steubenville, Ohio, bridge across Ohio River at, legalized__ 1074 Stewart County, Tenn., bridge a~tho~ized across Cumberland River,ln_____________________ 419 Tennessee River, in Henry County and_________________________ 418 Stick/oot Branch Sewer, D. C., appropriation for construction, eic____ 1274 Still Wines, tax on, of specified alcoholic strength___ 868 free, for vinegar or dealcoholized wines________________________ 868 not applicable to dealcoholized wines with less than one-half of 1 per cent of alcohoL_______________ 868 effective in 30 days________________ 868 Stillwater, Minn., bridge authorized across Saint Croix FUver at_____________________ 1172 Stock Drilleways, Public Lands, appropriation for examining, classify- ing, etc., lands for__________ 232, 1205 Stock Raising Homesteads, appropriation for examining, classify- ing, etc., lands suitable for __ 232,1595 entries on lands added to Missoula. National Forest, filed prior to April 1, 1926, allowed_________ 1427 mineral entries allowed on lands re- served as watering places for _ _ _ 1144 Stockett, John W., appropriation for payment of claims for Government use of his gun in- ventions; condition___________ 1381 Stocks, Bonds, etc., oj Railroads, appropriation for securing information, etc.,oL __________________ 582,1240 Stone, etc., appropriation for investigating struc- tural materials oL _________ 91,1121 Stone, Lieutenant Elmer F., Coast Guard, gold medal awarded, for achievement in first successful trans-Atlantic flight________________________ 1158 Stones Riller National Military "Park, Tenn., appropriation for establishment, etc., oL _______________________ 356, 1377 deficiency appropriation for establish- ment, etc____________________ 83 Stonington, Me., pier and wharf in Deer Island thorough- fare near, legalized_ ___________ 764 Stony Island, Mich., bridge authorized across Detroit River, at___________________________ 620 Stop Watch (see TinIe Measuring Device),

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 cclxviii INDEX. Stored Product~, Agricultural, Paae. appropriation for investigating insects affecting __________________ 558, 1208 Storekuper-Ga'U{Je'f'/J, lflternal Revenue, designation given to all storekeepers, gaugers, and storekeeper-gaug- • ers__________________________ 1496 to be full time employees; compensa- tion________ ___ ______________ 1496 cumulative leave of absence allowance re~ed, and general law ap- plicable___ _____ __________ ____ 1496 principal station to be designated for; subaistence when detailed in emergencycases ______________ 1496 regulations for, to be prescribed by Commissioner of Prohibition___ 1496 Stram, O,lcar S., acceptance authorized of gift of monu- ment to, for erection on public grounds in Washington________ 1540 site, etc., under Director of Public Buildings and Parks, D. C ____ _ 1540 approval of site and design by Com- mission of Fine Arts___________ 1540 no Federal expense________________ 1540 Stream Gauging, Indian Reservations, appropriation for cooperative, Indian Service, with Geological Sur- vey ______________________ 210,1572 Streets, Avenues, elc., D. C ., appropriation for assessment and per- mit work _________________ 651,1269 for paving roadways under permit system___________________ 651,1269 for paving, repaving, grading, etc., designated streets; from gasoline taxfund__________________ 651,1269 for minor c~ in sidewalks, etc.; from gasoline tax fund_ ____ 656, 1272 for grading; from gasoline taxfund_ 656,1272 for surfacing block pavements; pav- ing unpaved center strips; from gasoline tax fund __________ 656, 1272 for curbs and gutters, etc.; from gasolinetaxfund __________ 656,1272 restricted to specified improve- ments ____________________ 65~ 1272 assessments under existing law_ 656, 1272 priority given to arterial high- ways _____________________ 658, 1272 for condemnation, etc.; small park areas _____________________ 65~ 1273 for opening, etc., under permanent system of highways ________ 656,1273 indefinite amount, wholly from District revenues __________ 656,1273 for repairs, etc _________________ 65~ 12'13 motor trucks, vehicles, etc __ 656, 1273 asphalt plant to be replaced__ 1273 street railway pavements ___ 65~ 1273 fixing sidewalk widths, etc __ 657,1273 for construction, etc., sidewalks and curbs around reservations, etc_______________________ 657, 1273 specifications for paving, etc., to permit competitIve bids, etc_ 657, 1273 repairs for four years by contractor for defective work__________ 657,1273 for sweeping, cleaning, removing snow, etc _________________ 658, 1274 for lighting, etc ________________ 658, 1275 Streetll, Avenues, etc., D. C. - Continued. Pap. deficiency appropriation for opening street, Georgia Avenue to Ninth Street, payable from " street extension" 1927_ ______ ______ _ 8 for widening Nichols Avenue, Good Hope Road to S Street, payable from street extension 1928_ ____ 8 for widening First Street NE., G to Myrtle Streets, from "street ex- tension 1928" ________________ 8 in condemnation proceedings, notice of benefits assessed on property not taken, to be maiJedby Commis- sioners, if owner not notified by thejury_____________________ 953 relocation authorized of Michigan Avenue NE., etc______________ 1543 Structural Materiala, appropriation for investigations of, stone, cement, etc __________ 91,1121 disseminating approved methods of building, etc___ _____________ 91, 1121 deficiency appropriation for testing, etc___________________ 46,1636,1673 Subhumid Land Farming, . appropriation for improving methods oL______________________ 551,1201 deficiency appropriation for improving methods of___________________ 1633 Submarine Signals, Lighthomes Bureau, appropriation for ___ ________________ 1125 Submarines, Navy additional pay for duty on___________ 412 cost increased of one fleet.___________ 984 double pension to widow and dependents of Navy officer Ot enlisted man, dying from accident, while on duty on______ ___ ____ __ _____ __ 466 limit of cost increased of two fleet_____ 1090 Subsistence AUowance, Army, appropriation for ________________ 329,1353 Subsistence AUowance, Marine Corps, appropriation for ________________ 638,1466 Subsistence AUowance, Navy, appropriation for, officers _________ 631,1459 for Nurse COrps ________________ 631,1460 Subsistence, Army, appropriation for supplies, for issue as rations, etc ________________ 331,1354 Transport Service____________ 331,1354 meals, recruiting service, etc___ 331, 1354 sales to officers and enlisted Dlen _______________________ 331, 1354 for payments; commutation of ra- tions _____________________ 331,1354 enlisted men at rifle competi- tions _____________________ 331, 1355 prizes for cooks, bakers, etc_ __ 331, 1355 preservation, etc., of supplies_ 331, 1355 defiCiency appropriation for __________ 35,42, 49, 935, 1619, 1674 Subtropical Plants, appropriation for investigating insects affecting__________________ 558,1208 Suburban Roads, D. C ., deficiency appropriation for repairs; maintenance of motor vehicles, etc__________________________ 8 Success, Ark., bridge authorized across Current River, at__________________________ 309 Suddaths Ferry, Tenn., bridge authorized acrOBB Emery River, at 505

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Bell v. City of Vicksburg

This case was brought up by writ of error from the Circuit Court of the United States for the southern district of Mississippi.

The nature of the suit and the various defences made are stated in the opinion of the court.

It was argued by Mr. Benjamin for the plaintiff in error, and submitted by Mr. Badger and Mr. Carlisle upon a printed argument for the defendants in error.

Mr. Justice CAMPBELL delivered the opinion of the court.

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 INDEX. cclxix Sugar, pqe. appropriation for standardization of grades, etc_________________ 92, 1122 rare and unusual types ________ 92,1123 deficiency appropriation for standardi- zation of grades, etc___________ 15 Sugar CaM, appropriation for investigating insects affecting__________________ 558, 1208 Sugar Pla.nta, appropriation for investigations; seed improvement, etc __________ 551,1201 Suits against District oj Columbia, provisions authorizing settlement of, by the Commi88ioners thereoL____ 1160 Sully's HiU National Park, deficiency appropriation for surfacing highway through_____________ 1634 Sumas, Wash., deficiency appropriation for inspection station construction_ __________ 1662 Summit Lake Agency, Nev., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at_____________________ 223 Summit Lake Nev., public lands bordering on, set aside for Paiuteand Shoshone Indians,etc_ 160 Summit Place NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., T Street to Todd Place; from gasoline tax fund________________________ 1270 Sun Jui-Chin, deficiency appropriation for indemnity to China for death ot. __ ___ __ __ 911 payment directed to China, as indem- nity for injuries to_ ___________ 488 Sun Riller Irrigation Project, Mont., appropriation for maintenance, etc., oL _______________________ 229,1591 construction of Greenfields divi- sion_________________________ 229 constructed works to be &88umed by water users________________ 1591 Sunbury Bridge Compo.ny, may bridge Susquehanna River, at Sun- bury, Pa_____________________ 244 Sunbury, Pa., bridge authorized acr088 Susquehanna River, at____ ______ __________ 244 Superintendent oj Documents, Government Printing Office, appropriation for salaries, office 01. 531, 1401 for contingent expenses_________ 531,1401 consolidated catalogues of copyright title entries and indexes supplied by, on orders_________________ 714 deposit of receipts into the Treasury _ 714 SupeTlliaing Architect, Treasury Depo.rt- ment, appropriation for, and personnel in office of___________________ 186,1048 for additional compensation________ 184 deficiency approrriation for salaries___ 916 for selection 0 sites for two narcotic farms_______________________ 1655 for salariesl }929, office 01. ______ __ 1688 to serve on .National Memorial Com- miSBion for erecting a building as a tribute to the achievements of the Negro in America_________ 1699 Supplement to Code of the Laws oj the United States, preparation and publication of, author- ized_________________________ 1007 contents, indexes, binding, etc_ ____ 1007 Supplement to Code of the Laws of the Pap. United Statu-Continued. supplements of permanent laws of 70th and succeding CongreSBes to be prepared______ ________ ______ 1007 bills to codify, etc. permanent laws of District of Columbia, authorized to be printed________________ 1007 laws in the Code and supplements prima facie evidence of the laws of the United States_ _________ 1007 copies of the Code of Laws of the Dis- trict of Columbia and supple- ments to be conclusive evidence of the originals___________ ____ 1007 District Code and supplements to be distributed as Statutes at Large_ 1007 slip copies need not be printed_____ 1007 to be separate parts of Statutes at Large_______________________ 1007 additional bound copies of, to be printed, etc__________________ 1008 Congre88ional distribution of. ____ 1008 one copy each of Code and their supple- ments to each Senator and Rep- resentative applying therefor at the first session of each Con- greSB for personal use exclusively ________ 1008 limited to, during his term of service_ 1008 provisions for distribution of the Re- vised Statutes, repealed _______ 1008 additional annual appropriation author- ized for the District of Columbia Code________________________ 1008 Supplies, Federal (see General Supply Committee, Treasury Depart- ment). Supplies, Postal Senrice, appropriation for stationery, etc ___ 191, 1054 for postmarking stamps; typewriters, letter scales, etc_ __ ________ 191, 1054 for miscellaneous, city delivery, etc.; post route, etc., maps ______ 191,1054 for twine and tying devlces _____ 192, 1054 for expenses of shipping___ ______ 192, 1054 for canceling machines, labor saving devices ___________________ 19~ 1054 deficiency appropriation for shipping_ _ 26, 43, 50, 1620, 1672 Supplies, Servi.cea, and Transportation, Army, deficiency appropriation for __________ 43, 44 49, 1619, 1622, 1672, 1674 Supplies, United States Courts, appropriation for _________________ 81,1112 deficiency appropriation for__________ 1617 Supply Committee (see General Supply Committee, Treasury Depart- ment). Supply Division, Treasury Department, appropriation for Chief of, and office personneL ________________ 164, 1030 for printing and binding________ 164, 1030 forstationery _________________ 164, 1030 appropriation for posta_ge- 164, 1030 for General Supply Committee __ 164, 1030 Supreme Court Building Commission (see United States Supreme Court Building CommiSBion). Supreme Court, D. C., appropriationforsalaries __________ 670,1287 for fees, etc., of witneSBes _______ 670,1287 forjurors _____________________ 670,1287 ..

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Bell v. City of Vicksburg/Opinion of the Court

The plaintiff instituted this suit upon a sealed instrument, made in the name of the city of Vicksburg, payable to bearer. The defendant pleaded fifteen pleas; to ten of which the plaintiff demurred, and judgment was rendered for the defendant on the demurrer. Some of these pleas involved important questions touching the validity of the instrument, which have, since the decision of the Circuit Court, been the subject of discussion in the Supreme Court of Mississippi and in this court. It is conceded that nine of the pleas were insufficient, and that the demurrers should have been sustained to them. The remaining plea is the ordinary non est factum. This was filed without an affidavit of its truth, and this is required by a statute of Mississippi to authorize its reception. But the defendant contends that it is the office of a demurrer to call in question the sufficiency of a declaration or other pleading upon what appears upon its face, without reference to any extrinsic matter; that the affidavit is not a part of the plea; it is only that which is necessary to authorize the plea to be placed on file, and it may be waived either expressly or by implication. The filing of the plea is only irregular, and a demurrer or replication to it is a waiver. Upon the general principles of pleading, we assent to the accuracy of this argument.

Commercial and R. R. Bank of Vicksburg, 13 Pet., 60.

Nicholl v. Mason, 21 Wend., 339.

But in courts of States in which this statute exists, a plea of non est factum, without the affidavit required by it, is demurrable. Such is the practice in Mississippi.

Smith v. Com. Bank of Rodney, 6 S. and M., 83.

Johnston v. Beard, 7 S. and M., 214.

Bancroft v. Paine, 15 Ala., 834; 4 Ala., 198.

We do not question the power of the Circuit Court to maintain the rules of pleading in the manner of applying the statutes of a State, or it may adopt the usual practice in the State, if not contrary to an act of Congress.

We learn that the course of practice in the Circuit Court conforms to the State practice. We suppose that it would be a surprise upon the plaintiff, and might work injustice, if we were to sustain the plea under such circumstances.

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 cclxx INDEX. Supreme Court, D. C. -Continued. Pap. appropriation for bailiffs, etc.; jury commissioners_____________ 670,1287 for probation system___________ 670,1287 for courthouse expenses; repairs_ 670,1287 for lunacy writs, expenses_______ 671,1287 for miscellaneous expenses where United States is a party____ 671,1288 for printing and binding for _____ 671, 1288 deficiency appropriation for judges, additional compenation_ ______ 9 for jurors, 1926 ________ ~__________ 9 for printing and binding for ________ 9 for witnesses .. _______ _______ _____ 45,933 for miscellaneous expenlle8_ ______ 891, 933 for increased salaries, 1929 _________ 1630 additional justice of, to be appointed__ 1056 assignment of a judge, to preside at condemnation of land Case8_ _ _ _ 1056 when not 80 engaged to be assigned to other C&8es________________ 1056 authorized to review upon anr ques- tion of law, decisions 0 Secre- tary of the Interior, on claims under contractsfor war minerals_ 1166 jurisdiction as a district court of the United States________________ 1166 right of appeal to District Court of Appeals; review by United States Supreme COurt_________ 1166 fees of clerk, modified_ ______________ 410 jurisdiction of, on suspending or revok- ing healing arts licenses_ ______ 1337 marriage records in health office trans- ferred to___________________ 1285 Supreme Court oj the United States, appropriation for Chief and .Associate Justices, and other personal services____________________ 79,1109 assi~ment of work ___________ 79,1109 addItional assistant to Reporter _ 79, 1109 for printing and binding for______ 79, 1109 for miscellaneous_______________ 7~ 1110 for Reporter____________________ 79, 1110 deficiency appropriation for increased compensation of justices_______ 20 for salaries____ __ ______ ___________ 905 for site for a building for _________ 1614 for increased compensation________ 16!l5 Chief Justice, and an associate justice to serve on Commission for new building_____________________ 1067 commission created to procure plans, etc., of building for___________ 1067 time extended for sub'l1itting plans, etc__________________________ 1261 law library of the late Elbridge T. Gerry, the gift of Senator Peter G. Gerry, may be accepted by__ 457 marshal of, salary, duties, etc. ___ __ __ _ 424 assistants and messengers to be appointed by_________________ 424 review of judgment of District of Columbia Court of Appeals, on claims for contracts for war mineraIs_____________________ 1166 Supreme Court Reports to be printed, bound, and issued within eight months after decisions rendered_____________________ 1143 distribution by Attorney GeneraL __ 1143 officers, etc. named; customs court added_ __ ______ ______ ___ 1143 complete sets of, and digests, to officers, etc., entitled thereto, who have not received them____ 1144 Supreme Court Reports-Continued. p .... to be printed; complete set of, and digests, to officers, etc.; limita- tion of sets to military head- quarters_____________________ 1144 restriction on distribution of, to courts not held in public buildings_____ 1144 clerks of courts to keep, and digests, for use of the courts, etc.; pres- ervation_ _______ ____ __ _______ 1144 delivery of, from Public Printer, to Attorney General, as required__ 1144 Surety Boruh, Poatal. Service, payment of annual premium on, deemed a renewaL____________ 247 Surgeon General., Army, appropriation for printing medical bUlletins prepared by_______ 327, 1351 Surgeon General., Public Health Service. eppropriation for salaries, office of- 173, 1039 for pay, allowances, etc_________ 173,1039 Surgeon General's Office, War Department, appropriation for civilian personneL 326, 1349 for Medical Museum___________ 340,1363 for library ____________________ 340,1363 Surgical. Appliances Jor Diaabled Soldiers, etc., appropriation for furnishing______ 357,1379 Surtaxes (see al.so Revenue Act of 1928), levied on incomes of individuals over $10,000______________________ 796 Survey oj Battle Fields, appropriation for continuing work of, War of the Revolution_ ________ 1377 for Atlanta! Ga., and Kenesaw MountalD____________________ 1377 Surveying Public Laruh, . appropriation for expenses ________ 202, 1565 metal corner monuments______ 203,1565 field employees detailed to General ~dOffice _______________ 203,1565 national forests in Alaska________ 1565 O~_gon-California and Coos Bay Wagon Road lands_________ 203,1565 surveys of oil and oil shale lands_ _ 203, 1565 not available in States advancing money therefor ____________ 203,1565 repayment for surveys not charge- able thereto_______________ 203,1565 Surveyor's Office, D. C ., appropriation for salaries_________ 648,1265 for revisin~ highway plall _______ 648,1265 Susquehanna R'fJer, bridge authorized across, at Liverpool, Pa__________________________ 1319 at Sunbury, Pa___________________ 244 time extended for bridging, between Wrightsville and Columbia, Pa__ 113 Susquehanna RilJer, Pa., Weat Branch oj, preliminary examination for flood con- trol of. __ _ ____ __ __ __ ______ ___ 1164 for removing sources of pollution____ 1164 Swamp Land Claims and Indemnity, appropriation for adjusting________ 203, 1566 Swamp Lands, etc., appropriation forinvestigations, etc., for developing___________________ 231 for drainage investigations, etc __ 560,1211 Swan VaUey, Idaho, bridge authorized across Snake River, near________________________ III Sweden, appropriation for minister to _______ 65,1096 deficiency appropriation for paying interest on postal account with_ _ 27

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 INDEX. cclxxi Sweet Gras«, Mont., Fq8. deficiency appropriation for public building at__ __ ______ __ _______ 1662 Sweet, Thaddeua C., late a Representative in Congress, deficiencr appropriation for pay to Widow of. _ _ _ ________________ 884 Swimming PtJOl., D. C ., appropriatioJl.for _ _ _ ________________ 1275 Swine, provisions for humane treatment, etc., of cattle for export, extended to_ 789 Switzerland, appropriation for minister to _ __ ____ 65, 1096 Sylvania, Ga., bridge authorized acrOBB Savannah Riv- SyrlJC1Ue,elJ.n~-- 751 deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 33 T. T Street SE., [).i C., appropriation for paving, etc., Thir- teenth Street to Minnesota Avenue; fromgasolinetaxfund_ 654 Tables oj Constants, etc., International Commission on, appropriation for annual contribution to_________________________ 71, 1102 Tabulating Machines, Cen8US Bureau, appropriation for constructing, etc__ 89, 1120 Tacoma Indian Hospital, Wash., appropriation for support, etc., of_____ 1582 Tacoma, Wash., deficiency appropriation for Puyallup Indian Cemetery, maintenance__ 902 for Indian tuberculosis hospital, main- tenance______________________ 1649 Tahlequah, Okla., appropriation for Se~uoyah Indian Orphan Training School at___ 218, 1579 deficiency appropriation for Sequoyah Indian Orphan Training School at___________________________ 17 Taholah Agency, Wash., appropriation for support, etc., of Indians at. ______________ _ 2 23,1584 TaUadega County, Ala., bridge authorized acrOBB Coosa River, between Shelby County and_ __ 288 Tamaqua, Pa., deficiency appropriation for public building at.__________________ •33 mineral rights reserved__ _________ 33 Tampa Bay, bridge authorized acroBB, from Pinellas Point to Piney Point, Fla_ ______ 405 Tampa, Fla., appropriation for public building______ 1044 deficiency appropriation for. public building at_ _ __ _______ _____ __ 924 bridge across Hillsborough Bay at, legalized__ ___________________ 55 Tangier Light, Morocco, appropriation for annual contribu- tion _______________________ 69,1100 deficiency appropriation for additional contribution__________ ____ ____ 1651 Tangier, Morocco, appropriation for agent and consul gen- eral at_____________________ 65,1096 Tank School,; Army, appropriation for incidental expenses __ Tank Service, Army, Fap. 344, 1366 appropriation for civilian employees, etc_______________________ 344,1366 for expenses of tank schools_ ____ 344, 1366 Tanks, Army, appropriation for purchase, etc., of, and other motored armored vehicles_ 343 Taos Indian Hospital, N. Mt!$., appropriation for support, etc., 01. ___ _ 1582 Taos Indians! N. Mt!$., appropriatIOn for settling land and water right 10BBe8 01. __ __ _ __ __ · 1569 Tao8 Pueblo, N. Mex., lands withdrawn, for protection of water supply of Indians of. _ _ _ _ _ 372 Tarentum, Pa., deficiency appropriation for public building at_________________ _ Tariff Act oj 19se members of Way~ and Means Com- mittee of House of Representa- tives elected to 71st CongreBB to 33 hold hearings, etc., to prepare bill for revision of, etc____________ 1607 Tariff Commission, appropriation for salaries and expenses_ 584, 1242 for printing and binding for _____ 585,1242 deficiency appropriation for printing and bmding_________________ 6,1628 for expenses______________________ 1616 for salaries, 1929__________________ 1676 limitation on expenses, etc., of, increased_ 1628 Tariffs, International Bureau lor Publica- tion oj Cuatoma, appropriation for share of expenses_ _ 70, 1100 Tate, H. Theadore, deficiency appropriation for paying, salary as Treasurer, under re- cess appointment_____________ 1614 Tauasig Place NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Tenth to Twelfth Streets; from gaso- line tax fund_________________ 1271 Tavares, Fla., public lands town site provisions ex- tendedto____________________ 620 TIU Appeals, Board oj, appropriation for expenses of, under revenue laws ______________ 576,1233 deficiency appropriation for printing and binding for________________ 886 for salaries and expenses___________ 1621 for salaries, 1929__________________ 1675 TlUes, D. C., . appropriation for advertising notices of arrears 01. ________________ 650,1268 pUblication of list in newspapers__ 650, 1268 deficiflncy appropriation for advertising arrearsoL __________________ 7,1629 lien on real estate bought in by the Dis- trict for nonpayment of taxes, if not redeemed in two years, to be enforced by District Supreme Court_______________________ 1173 owner may redeem by paying tax, costs, etc., up to time of sale_ _ __ 1173 Court to decree sale at auction by collector of taxes _____________ _ advertisement in newspapers ____ _ interested persons made parties__ _ 1174 1174 1174

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Pap. lien on real estate for nonpayment of taxes; no fees or commissions allowed____ ________ _________ 1174 no sale for less than taxes, interest, costs, etc____________________ 1174 surplus to be paid into court, sub- ject to order thereof___________ 1174 title issued to purchaser on confir- mation of sale________________ 1174 newspaper publication may be sub- stituted for personal service____ 1174 remedies for collecting personal, avail- able for intangible taxes________ 1226 common law and equitable remedies available for all__ _____________ 1226 real estate levied for nonpayment of personal taxes, may be sold un- der equity decree, if price offered at auction insufficient for taxes, etc__________________________ 1226 taxable motor vehicles, assessed as of January 1, each, year_________ 1226 first assessment at half rate from JUly 1 to December L _ _ __________ 1226 no registration tag to be issued until taxpaid _____________________ 1227 not applicable to dealers' stock in t~e________________________ 1227 for intangible property assessment, persons with place of abode in the District July .1 and three months prior, deemed residents for tax_______________________ 1227 exceptions_ _ _ _ ____ __________ ___ __ 1227 Cabinet officers and elected persons not included as residents_ ______ 1227 all, except on motor vehicles, payable semiannually in equal install- ments, September and March_ _ 1227 penalty for arrears____ ___ ___ ___ ___ 1227 mandamus to compel filing sworn re- turn of personal property if re- fused, and satisfactory assess- ment not obtainable___________ 1227 personal property returns, except auto- mobiles to be made as of the first of July of the fiscal year_ __ 1227 in effect March, 1929______________ 1228 Board of Personal Tax Appeals to meet first Monday in September, etc_ 1228 Ta:eu, InUrn4l R6V6nIU, appropriation for expenses, assessing, collecting, etc _____________ 168,1034 for refunding illegally collected__ 169, 1035 conditions on refund of tax on automobile accessories__________ 169 deficiency appropriation for refunding illegally collected ______ ________ 30, 42, 935, 1613, 1618 report to Congress of all refunds over $50(1. ___________ ________ 1613 hearings, etc., hereafter of claims over $20,000_________________ 1613 for refunding, illegally collected ex- cise, on automobile accessories__ 30 for refunding oolleotions___________ 42, 1618, 1671, 1674 Taylor, J. Alfred, Page. deficiency appropriation for oontested election expenses_ _ _ _ _ _ _______ 884 Taylor, S. V., etc., may bridge Mississippi River, at Prairie du Chien, Wis_________________ 198 Taylor, Te:t:., Pap. appropriation for public building_ _____ 1044 deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 924 Taylor, Zachary. title of burying ground of former Presi- dent, accepted, etc____________ 494 land to become Zachary Taylor Na- tional Cemetery______________ 494 Tea Importation Act, Impure, appropriation for expenses executing _ _ 566, 1217 Teacher8 1D. C . (8ee Public Schools, D. C.). Teacher8 Retirement Fund A88ociations, exempt from income tax_____________ 814 Tecate, Calif.; deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 1662 Telegraph and Telephone Service, Houae of Representatives, appropriation for ________________ 324, 1394 deficiency appropriation for__________ 885 Telfair and Coffee Countie8, Ga., may bridge Ocmulgee River, at Jackson- ville Ferry _ _ ___ ___ ____ ____ __ _ 446 Temoak Indians, appropriation for land for homeless, in. Ruby Valley, Nev____________ 207 Temperatures, High, appropriation for investigating meth- ods of measurement and control of_________________________ 93, 1123 Tennes8ee, Governor of~to be a member of Nash- ville .t'residents' Plaza Commis- sion_________________________ 1020 to appoint three persons on the com- mission______________________ 1020 . may acquire, after completion, bridge across Mississippi River, at Tip- tonville, Tenn_ __ __ __ __ ____ __ _ 508 Tennessee River, atClifton_________ 755 may bridge Clinch River, in Hancock County _______ _____ ____ ______ _ 313 Cumberland River, in Clay County__ 296 at Harts Ferry _ ________________ 1167 in Stewart County, Tenn _____. - - 419 in Wilson and Trousdale Counties_ 416 French Broad River, at Bridgeport___ 1179 at Del Rio_____________________ 606 Tennessee River, in Henry and Stew- art COunties_____ __ __ _________ 418 in Knox County________________ 418 in Marion County______________ 417 in Roane County_______________ 310 time extended for bridging Tennessee River, in Perry and Decatur Counties, by_________________ 53 Tennessee RilJer, appropriation for maintenance, etc., Dam No.2, Muscle Shoals, Ala., on _______________________ 35 ~ 1351 bridge authorized across, at Chatta- nooga, Tenn_ _ _ _ _____________ 1499 at mouth of Clarks River ________ 143,607 at Clifton. Tenn__________________ 755 at Eggners Ferry. Ky ___________ 144,608 at Guntersville, Ala _____________ 286,753 in Henry and Stewart Counties, Tenn________________________ 418 in Knox County, Tenn____________ 418 at Knoxville, Tenn________________ 1172 in Marion County, Tenn__________ 417 in Roane County, Tenn____________ 310

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 INDEX. Tmneasee Rillet'-Continued. P.... bridge authorized across, at Scottsboro, AJa _______________________ 287,754 at Whitesburg Ferry, AJa ________ 287,753 time extended for bri~ging, at mouth of Clarks River, Ky_____________ 1524 in Perry and Decatur Counties, Tenn_ 53 Tennyson Street NW., D. C ., appropriation for paving, etc., west of Thirty-third Street; from gaso- line tax fund_________________ 652 Tensas Riller, bridge authorized across, in Louisiana__ 765 Tenth Judicial Circuit, created by division of eighth circuiL__ 1347 districts composing, Colorado, Wy- oming, Utah, Kansas, Okla- homal...and New Mexico _ _ _ _ ___ 1347 Tenth Street N /!i., D. C ., appropriation for j>aving, etc., Girard to Jackson Streets; from gasoline taxfund_____________________ 654 ,'or paving, etc., Evarts to Girard Stree~ from ,gasoline tax fund_ 1271 Tenth Street N w., D. C., approprition for widening roadway, F Street to New York,Avenue____ 655 Terra Cotta, appropriation for studying processes in manufacture oL ____________ 91,1122 Terre Haute, Ind., terms of court aL__________________ 438 Territorial Homes for Disabled Soldiers, etc., appropriation for aid to __________ 362,1385 deficiency appropriation for aid to .. _ _ _ 39 Territories, appropriation for compensation of Del- egates from _______________ 520,1390 for mileage of Delegates _________ 520,1390 for clerk hire of Delegates ______ 523, 1393 for Territorial courts _ ___________ SO, 1111 for government in the___________ 240, 1604 for Alaska_____________________ 240,1604 for Hawaii ____________________ 241,1605 for agricultural experiment stations in ________________________ 542,1192 deficiency appropriation for salaries, 1929, government in the_ ______ 1684 additional appropriations authorized for vocational education in____ _ allotment for agricultural purposes __ home economics _______________ _ 1151 1151 1151 collecting, etc., official papers of, for issue as a Government publica- tion_________________________ 1412 historical experts to be employed_ __ 1412 edition authorized to be printed and bound ______________________ _ distribution by State Department_ sum authorized for all expenses ____ _ 1412 1412 1413 copy reading and indexing by De- partment editorialstaff________ 1413 prorating of cost, etc ___________ .. 1413 salaries fixed, of judges of Hawaii su- preme court_________________ _ Porto Rico supreme court________ _ Virgin Islands district court ________ _ Philippine Islands supreme court __ _ Court for China _________________ _ Hawaii circuit courts _____________ _ payable; in monthly installments ___ _ effective datP. ____________________ _ 997 997 997 997 997 997 997 997 Teating Machines, Army, appropriation for operating. __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ TesuqlU and Jemez PlUblos, N. Mez., deficiency appropriation for compensa- tion for loss of lands, etc______ _ Tesuque Indians, N. Mez., appropriation for hmds and additional water supply for _____________ _ amount for self-support_________ _ Teton National Park, establishment of Badlands National Monumen~t etc., in __________ _ Tewkesberry Street iV W., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Seventh. to Eighth Streets; from gasoline tax fund. ___________________ _ Texarkana Ark., terms of court at. ____ ____ ____ ___ __ _ Tezas, appropriation for emergency, to meet outbreak of pink bollworm of cotton in western, etc ________ _ deficiency appropriation for pro rata share of eXJ?6nseB of Commis- sioner locatmg boundary be- tween Oklahoma and_________ _ bridge authorized across Sabine River, between Vernon Parish! La., and Newton County, Tex., oy Louis- iana and. ______________ .. ___ _ _ claims of hay growers in designated counties of, prevented from har- vesting crops by cattle disease quarantine, to be examined and settled _____________________ _ appropriation for paying allowed claims ______________________ _ compact authorized between, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, for divi- sion of the waters of Rio Grande, etc., Rivers _________________ _ may acquire, after completion, bridge acrOBS Lake Sabine, at Port Arthur, Tex ________________ _ Rio Grande, at Donna____________ _ at Los Indois _________________ _ at Rio Grande City ____________ _ at San Benito__________________ _ may bridge Sabine River, at Pendletons Ferry ______________________ _ Texas and Louisiana, may bridge Sabine River, at Burr Ferry, La _________________________ _ 'T 'eXaB and New Mezico, President requested to confer with Governors of, to ascertain if negotiations will be entertained for agreement between United States and the States as to ac- ceptance of lands transferred to each by decree of the Supreme Court_______________________ _ if conference accepted, consent of Congress given to the States to enter into a compact respecting the matter __________________ _ President to proceed with conference and suggest an agreement to be presented to Congress and the Legislatures for ratification ____ _ compliance with obligations of the agreement authorized whenrati- fied ________________________ _ Pace. 343 17 1569 1569 1553 1270 58 247 21 1083 1159 1160 1502 610 1183 1184 1185 1181 611 976 1445 1445 1445 1445

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Frederickson v. State of Louisiana

THIS case was brought up from the Supreme Court of the State of Louisiana, by a writ of error issued under the 25th section of the judiciary act.

It involved the construction of an article of a treaty between the United States and the Kingdom of Wurtemberg, concluded on the 10th of April, 1844, (8 Stat. at L., page 588.) The article is quoted in the syllabus, and need not be repeated. It was admitted upon the record that Fink was a naturalized citizen of the United States at the time of his death, and residing in the city of New Orleans; also, that the legatees reside in the Kingdom of Wurtemberg, and are subjects of the King of Wurtemberg.

The Supreme Court of Louisiana decided in favor of the validity of the tax, and the legatees brought the case up to this court.

It was argued by Mr Taylor for the appellants, and by Mr. Benjamin for the appellee.

Mr. Justice CAMPBELL delivered the opinion of the court.

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 cclx..~iv INDEX. T_ and Me3:ico-Continued. Pqe. President requested to confer with Gov- ernors of; ratification required of the compactoragreement by each of the States and CongreB8_____ 1445 T_ Northern Judicial District, Lubbock division created____________ 747 terms of court, at Lubbock..___ ___ __ 747 Teztilea, appropriation for developing standards of quality, etc., of___________ 92, 1122 Thane, Henry, may bridge MiBSissippi River, at Ar- kanllAll City, Ark______________ 381 time extended for bridging MiBSissippi River, at ArkanBaB City, Ark., by____________________ ~_____ 1511 Than," of Congress, tendered to Commander Albert Cushing Read, for completin~ tirst trans- Atlantic aeroplane fllght_______ 790 officers and crew of steamship" Amer- ica" for heroic conduct in rescu- ing offic,and.c of Italian steamship FIonda __________ 1154 The H agm, Netherlands, appropriation for Bureau, Permanent Court of Arbitration________ 71, 1102 for International Statistical Insti- tute_______________________ 75,1106 Theodore Roosellelt Indian School, Fort Apache, Ariz., appropriation for support, etc _____ 217,1578 transfer of lands with Fort Apache Reservation_ ____ __ ________ ___ 217 Third Assistant Postmaster General, appropriation for, and office person- neL ______________________ 187,1049 for field service under___________ 191,1053 for manufacture of postage stamps, etc_______________________ 191,1053 for distnbution, etc____________ 191,1053 for indemnity, lost registered, etc., domestic maiL ____________ 191,1054 for indemnity for 1088 or injury of international maiL____________ 191 for travel and miscellaneous_ _ ___ 191, 1054 Third Class Mail (see also Postal Service), rates of postage on__________________ 941 in bulk, at pound rates____________ 941 Third Street NE., D. C ., appropriation for paving, etc., U to Adams Streets; from gasoline tax fund_·_________ ___________ 654 Third Street NW., D. C. appropriation for paving, etc., Peabody to Sheridan Streets; from gaso- line tax fund_________________ 1270 for paving, etc., Rock Creek Church Road to Taylor Street; from gasoline taxfund_ .___________ 1270 Thirteenth Place NB., D. C., appropriation for paviIlg, etc., Michi- gan Avenue to Varnum Street; from gasoline tax fund_________ 1271 Thirteenth Street NE., D. C ., appropriation for paving, etc., Quincy Street to Michigan Avenue; from gasoline tax fund_____________ 653 for paving, etc., Upshur to Van Buren Streets; from gasoline tax fund_ 653 Thirteenth Street NW., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Kennedy to Longfellow Streets; from gasoline tax fund_____________ 652 Thirteenth Street NW., D. C. -Continued. Page. appropriation for grading, Longfellow to Madison Streets_____ _______ 655 for paving, etc., Longfellow to Madi- son Streets; from gasoline tax fund________________________ 1270 Thirteenth Street SE., D. C ., appropriation for paving, etc., S Street to Ridge Place; from gasoline tax fund________________________ 654 for paving, etc., Good Hope Road to Plea.sant Street; from ga.soline tax fund ______________ .__________ _ 1272 Thirtieth Street NE., D. C ., appropriation for paving, etc., DouglaBS Street to Bladensburg ROad; from ga.soline tax fund_________ 1271 forpaving,etc., Channing Streetsouth- ward; from ga.soline tax fund.._ _ 1271 Thirty-fifth Street NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Bladens- burg Road to Reform School; from gasoline tax fund_________ 654 Thirty-first Plac8 NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., north of DouglaBS Street; from gaso- line tax fund_________________ 1271 Thirty-first Street SE., D. C ., appropriation for grading, V to U Places; from_~a.soline tax fund__ 655 Thirty-ninth Street NW., D. C., closed, Reservoir Road to S Street____ 890 Thirty-second Street SE., D. C., appropriation for grading, Alabama Avenue to V Place; from gasoline tax fund________ ._____________ 655 Thomas, R. Y., jr., late a Representatille in Congress, deficiency appropriation for pay to children oL__________________ 3 Thompsen, L. L., may bridge Red River, at Montgomery, La__________________________ 1497 Thompson, Vernon V., deficiency appropriation for services___ 883 Thurberia Weevil, appropriation for preventing spread of ________________________ 565, 1216 Tia Juana River, appropriation for International Com- miB8ion on use of waters of, etc_ 75, 1106 Tilden Street NW., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., ea.st of Connecticut Avenue to Rock Creek Park; from ga.soline tax fund________________________ 1269 Tile appropriation for studying processes in manufacture oL ____________ 91,1122 Timber Depredations, Public Lands, appropriation for expenses, prevent- ing_______________________ 20~ 1565 Timber, etc., amount authorized for improved meth- ods of management, protection of, etc_______________________ 701 cooperation with States, for survey of present and prospective require- ments of._ ___________________ 702 Timber, Indian Reservations, appropriation for preserving, etc ___ 207,1570 for sales expenses, etc __ _ _______ 208, 1570 deficiency appropriation for preserva,- tion_________________________ 933 for expenses of sale 01.__ ___ __ __ ___ _ 1638

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Frederickson v. State of Louisiana/Opinion of the Court

The defendant in error made opposition to the account filed in the settlement of the succession of John David Fink, deceased, in the second District Court of New Orleans, because the executor did not place on the tableau ten per cent. upon the amounts respectively allowed to certain legatees, who are subjects of the King of Wurtemberg. By a statute of Louisiana, it is provided that 'each and every person, not being domiciliated in this State, and not being a citizen of any other State or Territory in the Union, who shall be entitled, whether as heirs, legatee, or donee, to the whole or any part of the succession of a person deceased, whether such person shall have died in this State, or elsewhere, shall pay a tax of ten per cent. on all sums, or on the value of all property which he may have actually received from said succession, or so much thereof as is situated in this State, after deducting all debts due by the succession.' The claim of the State of Louisiana was resisted in the District Court, on the ground that it is contrary to the provisions of the third article of the convention between the United States of America and his Majesty the King of Wurtemberg, of the 10th April, 1844. That article is, that 'The citizens or subjects of each of the contracting parties shall have power to dispose of their personal property within the States of the other, by testament, donation, or otherwise; and their heirs, legatees, and donees, being citizens or subjects of the other contracting party, shall succeed to their said personal property, and may take possession thereof, either by themselves, or by others acting for them, and dispose of the same at their pleasure, paying such duties only as the inhabitants of the country where the said property lies shall be liable to pay in like cases.' This court, in Mager v. Grima, 8 How. S.C.. R., 490, decided that the act of the Legislature of Louisiana was nothing more than the exercise of the power which every State or sovereignty possesses of regulating the manner and terms upon which property, real and personal, within its dominion, may be transmitted by last will and testament, or by inheritance, and of prescribing who shall and who shall not be capable of taking it. The case before the District Court in Louisiana concerned the distribution of the succession of a citizen of that State, and of property situated there. The act of the Legislature under review does not make any discrimination between citizens of the State and aliens in the same circumstances. A citizen of Louisiana domiciliated abroad is subject to this tax. The State v. Poydras, 9 La. Ann. R., 165; therefore, if this article of the treaty comprised the succession of a citizen of Louisiana, the complaint of the foreign legatees would not be justified. They are subject to 'only such duties as are exacted from citizens of Louisiana under the same circumstances.' But we concur with the Supreme Court of Louisiana in the opinion that the treaty does not regulate the testamentary dispositions of citizens or subjects of the contracting Powers, in reference to property within the country of their origin or citizenship. The cause of the treaty was, that the citizens and subjects of each of the contracting Powers were or might be subject to onerous taxes upon property possessed by them within the States of the other, by reason of their alienage, and its purpose was to enable such persons to dispose of their property, paying such duties only as the inhabitants of the country where the property lies pay under like conditions. The case of a citizen or subject of the respective countries residing at home, and disposing of property there in favor of a citizen or subject of the other, was not in the contemplation of the contracting Powers, and is not embraced in this article of the treaty. This view of the treaty disposes of this cause upon the grounds on which it was determined in the Supreme Court of Louisiana. It has been suggested in the argument of this case, that the Government of the United States is incompetent to regulate testamentary dispositions or laws of inheritance of foreigners, in reference to property within the States.

The question is one of great magnitude, but it is not important in the decision of this cause, and we consequently abstain from entering upon its consideration.

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 INDEX. cclxxV Timber, National F(}f'68ts, Paae. appropriation for preservative treat- ment, testing, etc__________ 554, 1204 for appraising, etc., for sale_ ____ 555, 1204 Timberlands, Cu.t -over, appropriation for investigations, etc., for development oL___________ 231 Time-Measuring Device8, no part of Army appropriations avail- able for par of officers, etc., using, on work a employees_______ 353,1374 Navy appropriations available for pay of officers, etc., using, on work of employees _________ 641,1469 Tiptonville, Tenn., bridge authorized across Mississippi River, at_____________________ 507 time extended for bridging MiBBiBsippi River,at ____________________ 1451 Tobacco, appropriation for census reports on_ __ 88 for investigating improved methods of production, etc__________ 551,1201 for investigating insects affecting_ __ 1208 deficiency appropriation for collecting, etc., statistics oL_____________ 1634 statistics of quantities of leaf, in poBBeB- sion of dealers, manufacturers, etc., other than original p:owers, to be collected and publIshed___ 1079 details of t.ypes and groups of grades_ 1079 separation of new and old crops; quar- terly summaries______________ 1079 quantities exempt_________________ 1079 standards of claBBification to be es- tablished_____________________ 1079 types and groups of grades in returns; blanks to be prepared_________ 1079 quarterly reports of quantity on hand to be made___________________ 1080 punishment for refusal, giving false answers, etc__________________ 1080 meaning of "person"______________ 1080 access to internal revenue records, and cooperation of officials in ob- taining Information for ________ 1080 swom returns required_____________ 1080 information only for statistical pur- ~ 1080 restriction on publication, etc_____ 1080 collection of, by Census Bureau, re- invJdfl~T~ypr~;~'i;i-~iAct; n~t 1080 to affect remainder thereoL____ 1080 Todd Place NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Lincoln Road to Second Street; from _ gasoline-tax fund_____________ 1270 TOf/u8, Me., appropriation for Volunteer Soldiers' Home ____________________ 361, 1383 deficiency apprpriation for Volunteer SOldiers' Home__________ 39,930,1667 Tohatchi Indian H08pital, Ariz., appropriation for support, etc., oL____ 1581 Tokyo, Japan, appropriation for ground rent of em- b&B8y ______________________ 66,1097 for additional land and construction of buildings for Foreign Service T establishmentsat_____________ 66 oledo, Ohio, appropriation for public building______ 1044 deficiency appropriation for courthouse, etc__________________________ 924 Tomah Agency, Wis., Pare. appropriation for office building_______ 1567 Tomah, Wis., appropriation for Indian school at_ 219, 1580 unexpended balances available for improvements, 1929___________ 219 deficiency appropriation for pubUc building at__ ________ _________ 33 Tomb oj Unknown Soldier, Arlington No-- tional Cemetery, Va., appropriation for paying for designs and plans for_________________ 1378 deficiency appropriation for procuring competitive designs for com- pleting_ ________ ______ _______ 37 Tombigbee River, bridge authorized across, at Aberdeen, Miss_ _______________________ 59 at Aliceville, Ala__________________ 310 near Butler! Ala__________________ 754 at Coffeevil e, Ala_________________ 1530 at Cochrane, Ala_________________ 754 at Epes, Ala____________________ 308,754 at Gainesville, Ala ______________ 308,754 at Jackson, Ala___________________ 754 reconstruction, etc., authorized of bridge across, at Epes, Ala_ ____ 115 Tong Hoon Yah, deficiency appropriation for payment to Chinese Government for death of___________________________ 911 payment directed to China, as indem- nity for death of, by American. forces_______________________ 488 Tongue River Agency, Mont., appropriation for support, etc., of Indians at _______________________ 223,1584 Tongue River Indian Hospital, Mont., appropriation for support, etc., oL____ 1581 for improvements;. water system____ 1582 Tongue River Indian lt68ervation, Mont., appropriation for expenses of delegates from, coming to Washington___ 222 Tonkawa, etc., Agency, Okla., appropriation for support, etc., of In- dians at__________________ 223,1584 Topeka, Kans., deficiency appropriation for public building at. __________________ 924 Topographic Surveys, appropriation for, including lands in national forests ____________ 231,1594 restriction on cooperative work with States, etc____________ 231,1594 deficiency appropriation for _ _________ 1643 Toppenish-Simcoe Indian Irrigation SY3- tem, Wash., appropriation for maintenance, etc., oC ::!: 4. 1575 Tornillo, Tex., time extended for bridging Rio Grande, nea.r_ __ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ __ __ 7G5 Torpedoes, etc., N aoy, appropriation for purchase and manu- facture of._. ______________ 631. 1459 Tourists Camp, D. C., appropriation for maintenance, etc., in East Potomac Park_________ 1295 Tourist R'ICks, Oreg., granted Oregon for park purposes_____ 148 Tower8, Commander .fohn H., Navy, gold medal awarded to, for organizing, etc., first trans-Atlantic flight. _ 1158

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Toum Situ on Irrigation Projects, sale at auction of unplatted, after ap- praisal, at public auction_______ 1522 at pnvate sale if not disposed thereby _ 15~2 disposal of net proceeds; estimate of project construction charges_ ___ 1522 expenses of appraisement from recla- mation fund__________________ 1522 T01DnB Ferry, Ga., bridge authorized across Altamaha River, at_____________________ 960 Toxins (8ee also Biologic Products). appropriation for regulating propaga- tion, sale, etc., oL _________ 175,1040 Toxins, etc., Animal, appropriation for regulating propaga- tion, sale, etc., oL _________ 547,1197 Trachoma, appropriation for prevention of epi- demic ____________________ 17~ 1040 for preventing, among Indians_ _ 220, 1581 Trade Commission, Federal, appropriation for expenses ________ 579,1236 Trade Conferences etc., appropriation for attendance of For- eign Service officers at_______ 66, 1097 Trade Exhibition, International,. deficiency appropriation for expenses__ Trade-Mark Registration Bureau, Inter- national, 6 appropriation for quota for, at Habana, (}uba ______________________ 73, 1104 Trade Marks, jurisdiction in, appeals vested in Court of Customs and Patent Appeals_ 1476 Trade Meetings, etc., appropriation for expenses, attend- ance of Foreign Service officers at___________________ ! ___ __ 66, 1097 Trading with the Enemy, time extended one year for filing claims with Alien Property Custodian__ 1255 Trading with the Enemy Act (8ee Alien Property Custodian and Settle- ment of War Claims Act of 1928) amendments; investments, etc., 01 funds by Alien Property Custo- dian ______________________ 268-270 additional returns of property of Germans, Austrians, and Hun- garians, held by the Custo- dian ______________________ 270-273 allocation by Custodian, of "unallo- cated interest fund" ________ 273,274 amounts paid to Custodian by United States for patents to be returned_____________________ 274 meaning of "unallocated interest fund"_______________________ 274 waiver of demands by Custodian for money, etc., returnable to claim- ants under this Act __________ 27~ 275 returnable property subjectto attach- ments_______________________ 275 term defined of "member of the former ruling family" _________ 275 no1"P.turn of property tofugitives from jwtice} of Federal, State, or Ter- ritorial courts or of the District of COlumbia_________________ 275 net income of property held by Cus- todian, payable to persons en- titled thereto_________________ 275 Trading with the Enemy Ac. - Continued. Page, amendments; computation and pay- ment by Custodian of income, etc., taxes on property held by him _______________________ 276,277 status of suits brought on royalties fo! patents, etc., held by Custo- dian________________________ 277 restriction on return of property, etc.: to insurance companies, re.pealeQ 277 Traffic, D. C., Director of, appropriatIOn for office personneL _ 648, 1265 for signals} markers, etc ________ 648,1265 not avallable for street-car loading platforms, etc _____________ 648,1265 deficiency appropriation for reissuing motor operators' permits; reap- propriatIOn_ _________________ 7 Traffic Signal8, etc., D. C., appropriation for purchase, etc., of electric_ ______ _____________ __ 659 Train Control Systems and Appliance8, Railroad, appropriation for investigating and testing ___________________ 581, 1239 for com~lling installation of auto- matlo train control devices __ 581,1239 Training Camps, Military, appropriation for supplies, expenses, etc., of members oC Reserve Officers' Training Corps at __ 350, 1371 for supplies, expenses, uniforms, etc., for civilian ________________ 350,1372 medical and hospital treatment, etc., if injured in line of duty_ 351,1373 funeral expenses _____________ 351,1373 age limitations ______________ 351,1373 no other funds to be used ______ 351, 1373 uniforms, etc., from Army sur- plus stock; prioo ___________ 351,1373 restriction on use of reserve sup- plies _____________________ 351,1373 members of Reserved Officers' Train- ing Corps, and civilian trainees, injured at, allO\.ed hospital treatment,etc________________ 462 ,Trammel, G. C ., etc., may bridge Ohio River, at Mound City, IlL ____ ____ __ __ ____ _____ ____ 316 time extended for bridging Ohio River, at Mound City, Ill., by________ 1529 Transit Pay, Foreign Service Officer8, appropriation for _________________ 68, 1099 Tran8portation and Recruiting, Murine Corpa, appropriation for ________________ 640,1467 for mileage____________________ 640, 1467 Transportation and Recruiting, Navy, appropriation for; mileage, etc_____ 632, 1460 dependents of officers and enlisted men______________________ 632,1460 deficiency appropriation for__________ 42,44 47, 934, 937, 1618,1621, 1671, 1673 Tran8portation, Army, appropriation for, and supplies _____ 333, 1356 dependents of officers and enlisted men; cost restriction _______ 333, 1357 discharged prisoners, etc., to their homes _____________________ 333,1357 boats, drayage, vehicles, etc____ 333, 1357 draft and pack animals________ 333,1357 travel allowances, on discharge_ 333, 1357

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 INDEX. cclxxvii Transportation, Army-Continued. appropriation fOT; amount for fuel and transportation thereof immedi- PaP. atelyavailable_____________ 333,1357 deficiency appropriation for__ ____ ____ 42, 44, 4~935,938, 1619,1622,1672,1674 expert service for ferryboat construc- tion, allowed from ___________ _ 35 rate ofl. on land grant railroad, East .i'ortland, Oreg., to Roseville, Cali!.__ ___ ______ ____ ____ ____ 722 Tran8portation, Foreign Service Officers, appropriation fo!", to and from posts__ _ 68, 1099 on leaves of absence___________ 68, 1099 passage on foreign shlps restricted_ 68, 1099 bringing home remains of officers dying abroad_______________ 69, 1099 deficiency appropriation for_ 27,48,1618,1651 Transportation, Mail (see Mail Transporta- tion). Trea8urer oj the United States, appropriation for, and office pe:rson- neL ______________________ 168, 1033 for personal services, redemption of Federal reserve and national currency__________________ 168, 1034 deficiency appropriation for salaries, 1929________________________ 1687 Treasury Department appropriation for Secretary ________ 162,1028 forUndersecretary _____________ 162,1028 for Assistant Secretaries, and office personnel. _ _ ___ __ ___ ___ __ _ 162, 1028 salaries limited to average rates underClassificationAct_____ 162,1029 provision, if only one position in a grade_____________________ 163,1029 allowance in unusually meritorious cases _____________________ 163, 1029 restriction not applicable to clerical- mechanicalservices _________ 163,1029 no reduction in fixed salaries ___ 163, 1029 transfers to another position with- out reduction ______________ 163,1029 payments under higher rates per- mitted____________________ 163, 1029 for chief c1erk_~ _______________ 163,1029 to be chief executive officer; may sign official papers, etc______ 163,1029 for office persOlllleL ____________ 163,1029 for operating force, Treasury, Liber- ty Loan and Auditors' Build- ings______________________ 163, 1029 Madison Place Annex, and other buildings__.________________ 163,1029 forcontingentexpenses _________ 163,1029 operating expenses, Department buildings___ ________________ __ 1029 for freight, etc__ ________ __ _____ 163, 1029 formotorvehicles ______________ 163,1029 for files _______________________ 163, 1029 for heating, lighting, etc., supplies_ 163, 1029 for miscellaneous supplies _______ 163, 1029 for labor-ss .ving machines, etc_ ___ 164, 1029 for carpets, furniture, etc________ 164, 1029 other appropriations available___ __ 1030 for rent in the District_________ 164,1030 for operating expenses, Madison Place Annex______________________ 164 Darby Building________________ 164 Treasury Department-Continued. Page. appropria.tion for Division of Sup- ply _______________________ 164,1030 for printing and binding for ______ 164, 1030 forstationery __________________ 164,1030 for postage____________________ 164, 1030 for General Supply Committee ___ 164, 1030 for expenses, trsnsferring surplus supplies, etc_______________ 164,1030 servicecontinued_____________ 165,1030 issue of typewriters, computing machines; repairs,etc ______ 165,1030 typewriting machine restrictions, etc_______________________ 165, 1031 for Commissioner of Accounts and Deposits, and office person- nel ______________________ 166.1031 for Bookkeeping and Warrants Di- vision ____________________ 166, 1031 for contingent expen~s, public mon- eys_______________________ 166,1031 for recoiDl.',ge, gold and minor coins _____________________ 166,1031 for Public Debt Service, expenses_ 166, 1032 forradioadvertising ____________ 166,1032 for distinctive paper, securities, na- tional currency, etc ________ 167.1032 for AppointlDents Division ______ 167, 1032 fordisbursingclerk,etc- 167,1032 for Customs Service____________ 167, 1032 for Bureau of the Budget________ 167,1033 for Federal Farm Loan Bureau __ 167,1033 for Treasurer's Office ___________ 168,1033 for Office of Comptroller of the Cur- . rency_____________________ 168,1034 for Internal Reve~ue Services, ex- penses__ ___ ___ ___ _ ____ __ __ 168, 1034 for Commissioner of Internal Reve- nue, general counsel, and all office and field forces _______ 168,1034 equipment~supplies, etc ______ 168,1034 rentals; in lJistrict of Columbia_ 168,1034 allowance for personal services in the District _______________ 169,1034 detecting violations of internal revenuelaws ______________ 169,1034 allowance for motor-vehicle traveL 1034 amount for rent in District in- creased______________________ 169 care, etc., of quarters in National Press Building placed \'nder Director of Public Buildings and Public Parks_ ________________ 169 for refunding taxes illegally col- lected _____________________ 169, 1035 conditions on refunding automobile accessories taxes__ ___ __ __ __ __ _ 169 detailed report to Congress of dis- bursements in excess of $500_ _ _ 1035 for Bureau of Prohibition, enforcing National Prohibition and Nar- cotic Acts _________________ 170,1035 removal of distilled spirits in bond _____________________ 170,1036 for Coast Guard, office personneL 170,1036 technical services ___ ~ __ __ _ __ _ 171, 1036 for service pay, expenses, etc ____ 171,1036 for new cutters, construction ____ 171, 1037 for Engraving and Printing Bu- reau _____________________ 172, 1037 for Secret Service Division_ __ ___ 173, 1038 for suppressing counterfeiting, etc_ 173, 1038 protection of the President, etc _ 173, 1038

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 cclxxviii INDEX. Treasury Deparlment-Continued. Pap. appropriation for Public Health Serv- ice _______________________ 174,1039 for quarantine service __________ 174, 1040 for prevention of epidemics______ 174, 1040 for field investigations __________ 175, 1040 for rural sanitation, etc_________ 175, 104C for Venereal Diseases Division ___ 175, 1040 for survey of Southern States salt- marsh areas, for control of mos- quito breeding _______________ 175 for Bureau of the Mint. ___ ___ __ 175,1040 for mints and assay offices ______ 175,1041 for Office of Supervising Architect, public buildings, construction, etc_______________________ 176,1041 for buildings projects, outside the District of Columbia________ ___ _ 176 for public buildings projects author- ized by sectifiIls 3 and 5 of Pub- lic Buildings Act, outside Dis- trict of Columbia_____________ 1041 for building projects in District of Columbia _________________ 182, 1044 for Internal Revenue Building_ _ ____ 182 for remodeling, etc., public buildings_ 1045 for triangle properties in Washing- ton, D. C ., for public building sites____ __ __ __ _____ ___ ___ ____ 1045 for rent of temporary quarters; three- year leases authorized _ ________ 1045 for repairs and preservation, De- partment buildings_________ 183,1045 for mechanical equipment, Depart- ment buildings ____________ 183,1045 for outside architectural services, etc_ 184, 1047 for operating expenses, furniture, supplies, etc_______________ 184, 1047 for custody of lands, etc ________ 186,1048 for Supervising Architect, and office personneL ________________ 186, 1048 for American Printing House for the Blind_____________________ 186, 1049 for new elevators, etc_____________ 176 for amount to credit of civil service retirement fund ___________ 227, 1588 for Solicitor of the, and office per- sonneL ____________________ 77, 1107 deficiency appropriation for paying damages claims ________ 29,914,1652 for recoinage of minor coins________ 29 for refunding duties paid on animals recrossing boundary__________ 30 for Federal Farm Loan Bureau ___ 30,1613 for internal revenue_ __ ___ ______ __ _ 30, 42, 44,48,937,1613,1618,1671,1674 for Prohibition Bureau____________ 31, 1613, 1618, 1652. 1671 for Coast Guard ________ 31,42,44,48,915, 935 937, 161~ 1622, 165~ 1671, 1674 for Public Health Service _______ 31,42,44, 48,91~93~93~ 161~ 1622,1654,1671 for public buildings ____________ 31,42,44, 48, 91~ 935, 937, 161~ 1619, 1655, 1672 for building projects in the District of Columbia_ _ _ _ _ ____________ 34 for Agricultural Department Admin- istration Building____________ _ for extensible building ____________ _ for Liberty Loan Building ________ _ for removing water mains, etc., inci- dent to new buildings project__ _ for American Printing House for the Blind ______________________ _ 34 34 34 34 34 Tressury Department-Continued. Pal1e. deficiency appropriation for salvage judgments, United States dis- trict courts under ______ 40,1615,1669 for judgments in Federal courts against, under special Acts_____ 40 for Customs Service ______________ 42,44, 91~ 935, 1618, 1622, 1653, 1674 for collecting war revenue_ __ __ _____ 42 for enforcing Narcotic and National Prohibition Acts ______________ 42,44 1 48, 935, 1618, 1622, 1674 for contingent expenses- 44, 934, 1618, 1671 for increase of compeilSation-- __ _ _ _ 43, 934 for payment~, under settlement of War Claims Act______________ 914 forpaymentof(~apeCod Canal bonds_ 9!4 for labor saving machines, etc ___ 915,1652 for contingent expenses; designated appropriations made available therefor___ ______ ____ ___ _____ _ 915 for coinage of medal of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh__________ 911: for Engraving and Printing Bureau__ 915, 935, 1618, 1653 for acquiring triangle properties, Washington, D. C ___ __ __ __ 925,1663 for Nogales, Ariz., improving Inter- national Street. ___________ 925, 1663 for paying claims for unlawful seiz- ures, etc., Bering Sea, under_ 931, 1615 for judgments, Court of Claims under_______________________ 932 for Public Debt Service_________ 935,1618 for Life Saving Service_ __ _________ 935 for ~uarantine service ______ ._ ____ __ 935 for H. Theodore Tate______________ 1614 for geld medal to Lincoln Ellsworth_ 1614 for commemorative medal to Thomas A. Edison____________________ 1614 for relief of contractor, war condition loss__________________________ 1614 for rent of temporary quarters, etc_ 1614 for model of pro})Osed buildings in the triangle, D_ C_ ____ ___ ____ 1614 for site for Supreme Court Building_ 1614 for stationery ________________ 1622,1671 for miscellaneous items_ __________ _ 1622 for distinctive paper-- 1653 for Coast Guard Academy_________ 1654 for Office of Supervising Architect, for selecting sites for narcotic farms_______________________ 1655 for miscellaneous building projects_ _ 1655 . for building_projects under section 3, Publio Buildings AcL_________ 1655 for buildings projects under section 5, PubIio Buildings Act_______ 1656 for jTarmstroBot (talk):t~:_TarmstroBot (talk):e~_~tTarmstroBot (talk)_TarmstroBot (talk)t~ 1670 for salaries, 1929, Secretary's office__ 1687 for Customs Bureau, salaries, 1929__ 1687 for Budget Bureau, salaries, 1929___ 1687 for Treasurer's Office, salaries, 1929_ 1687 for Office of Comptroller of the Cur- rency, salaries, 1929___________ 1687 for Internal Revenue Bureau, sala- ries, 1929_ _____ ____ _______ ___ 1687 for Prohibition Bureau, salaries, 1929 1687 for Coast Guard, salaries, 1929_____ 1688 for Engraving and Printing Bureau, salari~ etc., 1929_____________ 1688 for Secret !:Service Division, salaries, 1929_________________________ 1688

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Whitridge v. Dill

THIS was an appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Maryland.

It was a libel filed in the District Court by Joshua Dill and ten others, owners of the schooner Henry R. Smith, against the schooner Fannie Crocker, for running down and sinking the schooner Henry R. Smith.

The facts of the case are stated in the opinion of the court.

The District Court decreed against the Fannie Crocker, and this decree was affirmed by the Circuit Court. Whitridge and the other owners appealed to this court.

It was argued by Mr. Brune, upon a brief filed by Brown and Brune, for the appellants, and by Mr. Latrobe for the appellees.

Mr. Justice CLIFFORD delivered the opinion of the court.

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 INDEX. cc1x:dx Treasury Department-Continued. deficiency appropriation for Public Health Service salaries, 1929 __ _ pageo , 1688 1688 for Bureau of the Mint, salaries, 1929 for Office of Supervising Architect, salaries, 1929_________________ 1688 amount for annual authorizations for sites, construction, etc., of public buildings, increased___________ 137 customs service employees, annual pay established__ _________ ________ 955 notes of Panama Railroad Company held by the Treasurer, to be can- celed and returned ___________ _ submission to Congress discontinued, of statement of sales of old mate- ria~,etc ____________________ _ 532 987 rents from sites of proposed public buildings, D. C_______________ 987 rearrangement of customs districts, etc_________________________ _ foreign loan expenses _____________ _ cumulative sinking fund action ____ _ 987 987 987 internal revenue employees; etc., in the District_ ___________ ___ __ _ 987 assessing and collection expenses 987 expenses preventing epidemic dis- eases _______________________ _ 988 sinking fund, etc., District of Co- lumbia. debt__________________ 988 Treasury Department Buildings, appropriation for operating force, Treas- ury, Liberty Loan and Register's Annex Buildings, Madison Place Annex, and othef- __ __ ___ __ _ I63, 1029 for operating expenses, Madison Place, etc_ ____ ______ ___ ___ 164, 1029 for new elevators, main building_ ___ 176 for repairs and preservation; Treas- ury, Annex, Liberty Loan, But- ler, and Auditors' Buildings_ 183, 1045 for mechanical equipmenL _____ 183,1046 deficiency appropriatil)n for main build- ing, repairs__________________ 917 for Liberty Loan Building__________ 91" Treaties, favored by Congress with maritime nations regulating belligerents and Iloeutrals in war at sea, etc__ 1165 negotiation of, prior to conference on limitation of armaments in 193L 1165 Trees, appropriation for study of diseases of, including chestnut tree bark; etc_______________________ 550,1200 1'Nes and Parking Department, D. C., appropriation for salaries, etc_ _ _ _ _ 647, 1264 for expenses ___________________ 657,1274 Trees, etc., in Semiarid Lands, propagation of, from horticultural sta- tion near Cheyenne, Wyo______ 323 Trenton, N. J., . . deficiency appropriation for public building, additional land, etc ___ 924 time extended for bridging Delaware River, at. ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ 440 Trenton, Mo., deficiency appropriation for public Trenton TarmstroBot (talk)1~i~ti>~-c.~-- 1662 use authorized of deSignated Govern- ment land for extending, etc____ 1341 Trestle, etc., built by Weyerhaeuser Timber Com- pany in Henderson Inlet, Wash., legalized_____________________ 1430 54835°-29-PT 1--128 Triangle ~ropertie8, Washington, D. C., . PagE-. appropriation for acquiring, as sites for public buildings___ ___ _ _______ 1045 deficiency appropriation for acquisition o..fJ balance reappropriated______ 1663 Trice, J. Mark, deficiency appropriation for services___ 884 Trice, V. Calvin . may bridge Cholltank River, at Cam- bridge, Md_________________ 1313 Trinidad Avenue NE., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc. ~ueen to Childress Streets; from !;asoline taxfund_____________________ 654 Trinity College, D. C., permitted to lay conduit for power transmission across Lmcoln Road NE____________________ 720 Tripartite Claims Commission, United States, Amtria, and Hungary (see also Settlement of War Claims Act of 1928), deficiency appropriation for expenses__ 913 settlement of awards of American claims against Austria. and Hungary, by Commissioner of, under Settlement of War Claims Act_____.. _________________ 262,263 Tropic Everglades National Park, Fla., investi~ation and report as to advisabil- Ity and practicability of estab- lishing_______________________ 1443 expenses from National Park Service funds_______________________ 1443 Tropical Plants, appropriation for acclimatizing, etc_ 550, 1201 for investigating insects affecting_ 558, 1208 deficiency appropriation for investigat- ing insects affecting._ _ __ ___ ____ 1634 Trousdale County, Tenn., bridge authorized across Cumberland River, in Wilson County, and___ 416 Trout River, N. Y., appropriation for public building __ ._ _ _ 1044 deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 924 Truck Crops, appropnation for investigating diseases ot. _______________________ 550,1200 for investigating insects affecting, including stored products, etc_______________________ 558, 1208 Truckee-Carson Irrigation District, Nev., appropriation for operating irrigation drains for Paiute Indian lands under Newlands irrigation proj- ect_______________________ 21~ 1 575 deficiency appropriation for remitting charges against Paiute allotted landsin______________________ 17 Trumbull County, Ohw, . may bridge Mahoning River,st Warren, Ohio________________________ 309 time extended for bridging Mahoning River, at Warren, by _ _ __ ______ 1535 constructing viaduct across Mahon- ing River, Niles, Ohio, by___ 761,1535 Trusses for Disabled Soldiers, appropriation for ________________ 358,1379 Tru8t Companies (see Banks). TT'U8tees, D. C. (see Uniform Fiduciaries Act, D. C.). Truxton Canyon Agency, Ariz., appropriation for support, etc., oC In- dians at__________________ 222,1583

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