440 SIXTY-FOURTH CONGRESS,. Sess. I. Cns. 275, 276, 295, 296. 1916. decision is rendered. It shall thereupon be the duty of the commission immediately to certify up to the supreme court the record of its roceedings, showing in suc eertiiicate the valuation claimed by Elie association, the valuation claimed by the purchaser, and the valuation as determinedclgy the commission. Sue certificate shall be accompanied by copies all papers, documents, and evidence upon which the decision of the commission was based and a copy of such decision. Upon anylsuch aippeal the supreme court may in its behalf take or reqiure furt er evi ence to be introduced by either party. d_';_?g·m¤•j_F¤*¤¤g_· "Within six months after the determination of the purchase price, ’ ’ umm asaforesaid, the sameshall be paid toithe association, and thereupon the franchise granted hereby s ah cease and deternnne, and all the property of said association shall become the property of such plurchaser without an further conveyance; but said association s all make all such conveyances as may be desired by the purchaser and approved by said commission or said court on·appeal." Approved,‘August 7, f916. "’ ` Agust 7,19Io. I . . . ‘ .' . . [ B·17°63·l CHAP. 276.—»An Act Making additional appropriations for the Public Health
S8\'Vl¢6 fol' the fiscal year nineteen hundred an mventsen. '
Be it enacted by the Senate and House ;£1`ReK·eee¢ttat·ivea of the United ,°f‘“’“° H°“’“‘ °°"‘ States of America in Congress assemb , at the following addi- Aogfgrnl •m>r¤- tional sums are appiéggriated, out of an§money in the Treasury not "'§‘°..., sm otherwise appropna , for the Public ealth Service for the fiscal yearnineteen hunched and seventeen, namely: · ·*"“““‘ S""°°"’· For additional assistant surgeons $50,000. ,,,,’{,'?,‘§,‘,‘;,“,,,'; ¤°°"”‘ Interstate Service: For cooperation with State and 4¤u.p.2vo. municipal health authorities in the prevention of the spread ‘of contagious and infectious diseases in interstate traffic, $85,000. Approved, August 7, 1916. A s me H 1*68.. CHAP. 295.-An Act To re section four of the Actef Ccagreu
gleventh, nineteen hundred mm, known as the forest homestead Acapxddg gain;
Be it enacted Igy the Senate and House ofReHesentativee o{ the United
States ¢g0America in Ozadgreea assembled, at section our of the
cultural entries sa Act of ngrees, approv June eleventh, nineteen hundred and six, §,L'},‘3,'§¢H’"’· °· °·· entitled "An Act to provide for the entry of `cultural lands within forest reserves," as amended by the Act ofaigbruary eighth, nine- V¤*-“·PP·¤**·8¤°· teen hundred and seven (Statutes at Large, volume thirty-four, page eight hundred and eighty-three), and by the Act of July third, nine- V¤¤·3'f»v·1¤& teen hundred and twelve (Statutes at Large, volume thirty-seven, page one hundred and eighty-eight), be, and the same is hereby, repealed. All lands within national forests in Lawrence and Pennington Coimties, in South Dakota shall be and remain subject to all other provisions of the said Act oi June eleventh, nineteen hundred and six, and Acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto. Approved, August 8, 1916. ig`}.? itgil CHAP. 296.-An Act To authorize the construction maintemm d '
of a bridge across the Black River at or near Beimette Ferry, Arkmigisén cpemmm
Be it enacted by the Senate and House 0 Re esentativ 0 n·tted` g,¤:€¤G¥g;1·§%¤_;: ku of America in Congress aqaembled`, Thfat the cd3n{yui§UClay, ?,“_,;y· sag., as in the State of Arkansas, be, and nt is hereby, authorized to construct, mamtam, and operate a bridge and approaches thereto across the
