4,04 SIXTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. ‘II. CHS.; 65;.67, 68; 1920. F¤b¢¤¤‘! I0. im- GEL?. 65.-An Act Granting the consent of Congres to · the Whiteville Lumber n.1z.1<mu. _ · Hm} umntmt b· _“@_ gb9_w;q me `*FFh re- ¤··-we $?£¥3’2.$3l$“5’?e”s£i'f‘é‘s,?.?{‘§·¤r,e,;‘§mb¤¤, sie?. - _ t.- » p " I enacted theugenote and House of Reprum&zlioes of the United iim°°¤°:#{-1iirii.i¤ii°ii’6e» of A1iieri¢1;y‘·in Congress assesnbleei, That the consent of Congress g*{',,”g,'j,{,‘§{*},f°'*‘¤°· is hereb granted ·-to $h0‘;w'l1lbBV’.lll‘l6 Lumber Company, Goldsboro, Nm ".i‘“..,...·.n ““" “‘°t’s§"°@‘“ "“* §';‘%°.r.e’ “’ °°’““""§i.‘2 maintain ·a— ge a proac _ · _ across _ Waccandw River at a gint suitable gr theinterest of navigation, at or near Old Dock, in e Qounty of Cohunbusyor ad]acent»_t_ ereto,
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[$Il¤,N0.I35.] . -. _ , ; • _··_ . _ Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the _ F§§{’°° N_‘“°““’ States ofAmenZoa ·iu_(Z’01egress assembled, That the following de 1·~¤<l¤(£<i·¤¢¤· lands be, and the same are hereby, included m and made_a_ part of the Ochoco National ,Forest Cgrrhgin, sub] act to all prior valid adverse Dadpum ‘ · liéhts, that said_land.is _ hereafter be subgect t0_all laws acting national forests: Sections twentyeseven and tlm·ty-fou1E, township seventeen south, range twenty-one east, sections three and ten, and the east half of section nine, township eighteen south, ‘ range twenty-one.eaet, all of Willamette meridian and base. Approved, February 11, 1920. FBBIE CHAP. @8.-;-An Act To confer on the Court of Claims tp determine
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