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srxrrnm oouonnss. sm. II. ou. 298. 1999. 911 from the British steamship Sutherland, entered at the port of San Francisco from Manila, by way of Iloilo, Philippine Islands, and erronously covered into the General Treasury of the United States by certuicate of deposit numbered one hundred and forty-five, dated July twenty-first, nineteen hundred and six, one hundred and thirty- six dollars and sixty-two cents. PAYMENT T0 KANSAS: To pa the amount certified in House Docu- §:’*;fét for ment Numbered Fourteen hundred and sixteen of the present semion, pounds sunpresshfg as audited and found due to the State of Kansas for interest and dis- "_§1l;}§’,{{’j'8,,l“°“*°'°‘ count on moneys borrowed by said State for the purpose of repelling invasions and suppressing Indian hostilities, under authority of a m'·j)V]Sl0D_00Dt81D0d m the deficiency appropriation Act approved y thirtieth, nineteen hundred and eight, four hundred and twenty- five thousand and sixty-five dollars and forty-three cents. PAYMENT T0 HENRY Fnnnmmcx Wmounn, Anmursrnaron, AND ,,,1****;;* F*°d*=**¤¥ so rorrrn: The amount applropriated to be paid under the clause r°i°y¤;餢¤r_1¤—»¤¤n reading as follows: "On the schooner Phoenix, James Coward, ”°u“"°“ °]“"“‘ master, namely: Hemy Frederick Wegner, administrator de bonis non of the estate of Albert Seekanfrp;1 four thousand four hundred and twentky-seven dollars and forty- r cents," in the Act entitled "An Act or the allowance of certain claims for stores and supplies VOL$D,p.1199. reported by the Court of Claims under the provisions of the Act approved March third, eighteen hundred andeighty-three, and commonly known as the Bowman Act, and for other purposes," approved Marc third eighteen hundred and ninety-nine, be aid toglenry . Frederick Wegmr, as administrator of the estate of Albert Seekamp, ` the amount so appropriated to be paid or distributed b said`admin1s· . trator to tlashziextthagf `n of Eudweasbtzd widow oflsaild Albert Ssegsmp: ` , t same s not pai unti the ourt o aimsshaglliscertify to the Seéiretary of the Trslasury tha; suaid aédmiplistrxtor, S°°umymbmm" or successor m o_ ce, represents the next o `n o said wi ow, and the court which granted the administration shall certify that he has iven adequate security for the legal disbursement of the amount erein appropriated. Rmrmr or S. . GREEN: To enable the Secret of the Treasury §,,,§·,‘§*f°,0*; to carry out the provisions of "An Act for the religof S. R. Green, ’` gpprpvatl January twenty-first, nineteen hundred and nine, eighty- ve dollars. REmmmsEMEN'r OF S. R. GREEN: To enable the Secretary of the §;,,§·§_'§j§_ Treasury to carry out the provisions of "An Act to reimburse S. R. ' Green, postmaster of Oregon City, Oregon, for moneys lost by burglary," a proved February thirteenth, nineteen hundred and nine, two hundred) and six dollars and forty cents. Rnmicr or mn Fzmmrzns AND MERCHANTS, BANK or LIANDAN, °,,’;‘Q,‘}'§"§,,§fT“ M°" Noxrrrr DAKo·rA: To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to carry out P¤·*· P- *4**- the provisions of "An Act for the relief of the Farmers and Merchants' Bank of Mandan, North Dakota," approved February thirteenth, nineteen hundred and nine, iil'ty-seven dollars. Rnmnr or Cnamss S. Bao0D: To enable the Secretary of the $.,*§,}‘,f1§T§,§*°°“· Treasury to carry out the rovisions of "A.n Act for the relief of Charles S. Blood," approved) February thirteenth, nineteen hundred and nine, five hundre and sixty-three dollars and sixty-five cents. Rnmnr 01-* GEORGE M. Sracxnousnz The fproper accounting ofli- bf,‘;‘gfg° M- S‘“"*‘ cers, in settling and adjusting the accounts o George M. Stackhouse, ¤r¤<1i¤¤¤<¤·<>¤¤¤¤· réaymaster, United States Navy, are hereby directed to credit said eorge M. Stackhouse with the sum of one thousand six hundred and six dollars, which amount of Government funds he intrusted to Clerk F, W. Jepson, of the pa master’s office on United States steamship _ Kentucky, on January tdird, nineteen hundred and six, for disbursement, and which sum was stolen from safe in paymastefs office by Yeoman Gordon H. Lanier, who abscondeel.