1,58 FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. 1. Ch. 426, 427. 1890. R. s. mes. 1281,1582, tions twelve hundred and eighty-one and twelve hundred and eighty-
- "§£_5_ sem lmlmv two of the Revised Statutes, shall be treated as deposits, upon which
1>·225- interest shall be paid as provided in sections thirteen hundred and five, thirteen hundred and six, thirteen hundred and seven, and thigteen hundreél and Ieightdoffthle Revised Sltatutip, the slaiidtsumsu — to ear interest rom the en 0 the year 0 e so ier’s e is men in which the shall have accrued. izuummnc perm. Sec. 2. Thht enlistments shall continue to be made for Eve years, mmm. _ as now provided by law: Provided, That at the end of three years 8e§°°“Y‘“"h*‘“ from the date of his enlistment every soldier whose antecedent serv- Fundugh. ice has beemfaithful shall be: entitled to lpepleive tailfurlgugili for lphree mont s, an t at in time o eace e s a at e en o suc urnmcnm-ge. lough be entitled to receive hi;.) discharge upon his own application : Ri-i餤i¢¤¢i<>;¤ém 223 Provided further, That soldiers discharge under the provisions of "”°` ’p'this section shall not be entitled to the allowances provided in section twelve hundred and ninety of the Revised Statutes. _ _ _ wg?"?- °*¤·· °f·d°· Sec. That United States marshals and their deputies, sheriifs and their deputies, constables, and police officers of towns and cities are hereby authorized to apprehend, arrest, and receive the surrender of any deserterlfromlthe Army for thelpurpgse of delivelrling him to an person in the mi itary service authoriz to receive im. Purclnsedrlischnrze. Srmc. 4. That in time of peace the President may, in his discretion and under such rules and upon such conditions as he shall rescribe, pvelrmit any enlisted man to purchase his discharge from the Army. nmpmiorpumnase e purchase money to be paid under this section shall be paid to a. '"·""°’· paymaster of the Army and be deposited in the Treasury to the credit of one or more of the current appropriations for the support of the Army, to be indicated by the Secreta of War, and be available florhthe payment of aegpenses incurred Idyuring the nscal year in wie te isc rgeism e. _ memes or A:-my Sec. 5. That the Army ration now provided by law shall be in- ”°‘°"‘ creased by the addition thereto of one wud of vegetables, the pro- _ portion to be fixed by the Secretary of ar. Approved, June 16, 1890. J¤¤¢ 17, 1890- _ act to autllnpize Elie purchase of certain public lands by the CI O 8 0, yOU1I11g', SH O1' 0 OI` p\11'p0S€S. UB? gt ggugctedfbg the Semzteccmd House of gegreI`s§ntal·{;e·es of the mmno, Wyo., my ni e a es 0 merica in ongress assem e , at the cit of f§,’,§§’,§ §."'{’Q$,,}",§}’,2$ Buffalo, Wyoming, is hereby authorized to enter under the to)wn- ¤¢g2,g¤¤;gg¤¤¤- site laws for town site, cemetery, and ark lpupgioses, the north half ` of the strip of land released from the Igort c inney military reservation by executive order dated January tenth, eighteen hundred new-xpuon. and eighty-nine, and described therein as follows, to wit: Commencing at the southeast corner of said reservation, and running thence westerly and along the south boundary of said reservation, a distance of one cpuarter of a mile; running thence due north for a distance of four mi es to the north boundary of reservation; thence easterly and along the north boundary of said reservation for the distance of one quarter of a mile to the northeast corner of said reservation; thence southerly and along the east boundary of said reservation for a distance of four miles to the point of beginning, the said north-half of said tract hereby authorized to be entered, containing three hundred ¥‘r¤¤·‘#·>#· and twenty acres; Provided, however, That the five acres of land la<{_•5rs¤{L¤ tgguggg ntow aind ocgupiedlfor slchool pugppses theregn by thpr trustees mm; Pm1mm_ o sc oo istric num ere two, 0 o inson ount , omin , under the license heretofore given said trustees by theySecr)etary df \Var, and described as follows: Beginning at a point where the north side of Clear Creek crosses the east line of the said military reservation; thence north on the reservation line five hundred feet; thence
