1248 FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. CHS. 2566¥2569. 1907. g'n*:f;f°;2Q°}ggf&_ Amend section eleven by striking the words. " lessee, occupant, ea. or person having possession, charge, in the proviso of said section, and substitute in lieu thereof " entitled to the beneficial use, rental." Amend section thirteen so as to read: . K°P°'*l· "Sec. 13. That all Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent herewith be, and the same are hereby, repealed." Approved, March 2, 1907. M¤¥‘°h 2·1*;°"· CHAP. 2567.;An Act To authorize the Natchez Electric Street Railway and
Power Company to cpnstpuct apd operate an electric railway along the national
[Public, No. 226.] cemetery roadway at atc ez, l\ ississippi. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United N¤*°h°*,Mi“- . States of America in Congress assembled That permission is hereby scigichflungfgcthd given to the Natchez Electric Street Railway and Power Company, a §,§],',§§ ,.§§§”",,¥‘§,'},§ corporation organized under the laws of the State of Mississippi, their £g;j€m:3°::*;¤;L°°m* associates, successors, heirs, and assigns to erect, construct, operate, and maintain an electric railwaiy over and along the national cemetery road at Natchez, Mississippi, rom said city of Natchez northward to the northern boundary of the Government right of way for said road: ilglgfimoiinena, Hwided, That a minimum width of thirty eet of the roadway over and above that used by the railway tracks be left all along the said road for a driveway, sidewalks, and gutters; that the licensees, their associates, successors, heirs, and assigns shall repair all damage done to the Government roadway by the construction of their line of railway and shall maintain theirrailway and so much of said roadway as shall be occupied by said railway, including the space between said railway tracks and a strip two feet wide along the outside of said rail- ` way tracks on each side thereof, in a proper state of repair thereafter: B¤v·>0¤*>*·*l*•=¤¤=¤- ;1nd@ovieZe:1tfurt/u»2·, 'ghatgaid electric pailway shall be constructed, opera , an maintaine un er a revoeab e license to be issued by the up*;$g§;¤;fLg:,QQ*;f *0 Secretary of War and accordingcto plans and specifications to be submitted to and approved by the cretary of War and under such regu- Iations as may be prescribed by him. Approved, March 2, 1907. alfafclg th iaEv2g18éQ;£§&;\¢c:nE:;;he relief of homestead entrymen who have paid more [Public, N0. 227.] Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatiwres of the United §•j;>llfs:g;¤(;*¤·e¤"y_ States of America in Congress assembled, That in all cases in which men m tenaerunaeu homestead entrymen upon final proof or commutation shall have been °'°"“’"‘”° · required to pay more t an the lawful purchase money for their lands, the Secretary of the Interior shall cause the excess to be repaid to the entryman or to his heirs or assigns. Approved, March 2, 1907. March 2.1907. CHAP. 2569.-An Act Prohibif gth h 1 S ] 1 Qt ·S.
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