Page.

13, 41

215, 225

REINDEER STATIONS, ALASKA: Appropriation for support of__
RELIEF AND PROTECTION OF AMERICAN SEAMEN: Appropriation for....
REVENUE-CUTTER SERVICE: Appropriation for protection of seal fisheries,
Bering Sea, and other waters of Alaska____

11, 39

RIBAS, J. Y HIJO: A Spanish corporation doing business in the island of
Porto Rico, appellants, v. The United States, decision of the Supreme
Court (194 U. S., 315) –.

300

RIGHT OF WAY:

Through Kahauiki Military Reservation, Hawaii, confirmed___.

107

To Western Alaska Construction Company for building railroad in
Alaska

4

RIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS:
Appropriation for Honolulu__

111

Rights granted to Nome Improvement Company to make harbor, etc.,
at Nome, Alaska___.

36

ROADS, TRAILS, ETC., ALASKA :

Appropriation for survey of wagon road from Valdez to Fort Egbert 56, 73
Board of commissioners to lay out, etc..

Expenses

Portion of "Alaska fund devoted to____

Road districts in, act authorizing creation of
Road overseers, appointment, duties, etc_

26

26, 27
25

Trail to Coldfoot on Koyukuk River from Yukon, appropriation for
location of___

RODRIGUEZ, RAFAEL AND EURIPIDES, plaintiffs in error, v. The United States,
decision of the Supreme Court (198 U. S., 156).

56, 73

306

RUSSIA: Negotiations with, requested for agreement to revise fur-seal
regulations

23, 24

ST. GEORGE, ISLAND OF, ALASKA: Appropriation for furnishing food to na-
tives of___

12, 40

ST. MICHAEL CANAL, ALASKA: Preliminary examination of, to be made___
ST. PAUL, ISLAND OF, ALASKA: Appropriation for furnishing food to na-
tives of

37, 38

12, 40

SALINE LANDS, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS:

Measurements reduced to metric system and values to pesos.
Sale of

Tutuila Naval Station, appropriation for, public works, Bureau of
Yards and Docks-

Naval Station, Bureau of Yards and Docks, clerk, foreman, etc-- 58, 69
Quarantine station on Miraflores Island, San Juan Harbor,
buildings

210

Preliminary examination of harbor, to be made.

213

Presidio at, order revoking reservation of the__.

Proclamation by the President reserving public lands for-

Governor to be superintendent of public instruction_.
Portion of "Alaska fund" devoted to--

Pupils admitted__

Provisions for Eskimo and Indian children__

90, 93

27

25

30

30

SCHOOLS, ALASKA-Continued.

Reports of town schools_.

School districts in incorporated towns-—

Establishment of..

Outside of incorporated towns-
Establishment of----

School board, election, duties, etc.

School board, election, duties, etc___

SEACOAST GUNS, ARMY:

Appropriation for-

Insular possessions__

Purchase, manufacture, etc___.

SEACOAST MORTARS: Appropriation for insular possessions.

SEAL FISHERIES:

Appropriation for-

Agents' salaries, etc..

12, 40

Protecting

12, 39

SEAMEN, AMERICAN: Appropriation for relief and protection of__
SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GENERAL:

215, 225

Office of, appropriation for postal service_

35

Difficult or emergency mail service in Alaska__.

35

SECOND WISCONSIN VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, WAR WITH SPAIN: Payment to
members of band__.

SECRETARIES OF EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS: Appropriation for salaries 89, 92
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE:

83, 84

Authorized to permit cutting and removal of timber from forest re-
serves in Alaska__.

33, 34

Control of fund from sales, etc., forest reserves_
Forest reserves placed under control of__

32

31, 32

SECRETARY OF COMMERCE AND LABOR:

Inspectors of hulls and boilers, steamboat-inspection service, in the
collection district of Alaska, under_

34, 35

To furnish food, etc., to natives of St. Paul and St. George islands,
Alaska

To issue regulations enforcing Philippines shipping act_
To select sites, etc., for fish hatcheries in Alaska_

SECRETARY OF STATE: Appropriation to enable, to mark boundary between
Alaska and Canada__

SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR:

Control of educating Eskimos and Indians, Alaska__
Secretary of the district of Alaska, bond to be approved by.

To contract for care of insane persons, Alaska..

SECRETARY OF THE NAVY:

Authorized to consolidate power plants, navy-yards and stations___
Authorized to expend certain sum in survey of Welles Harbor, Mid-
way Islands__

To prescribe regulations for the sale of provisions to civil empolyees,
naval stations, beyond continental limits of United States and in
Alaska

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY:

Authorized and directed to make payment to Adolph Spiegel_-_.
Authorized to cause the erection of buildings for leprosy hospital at
Molokai, Hawaii____

Nome, Alaska, authorized to establish life-saving station at___
SECRETARY OF WAR:

Authorized and directed to cause a resurvey of Honolulu harbor_____
Authorized to direct transfer of title of launches to Philippine govern-
ment

111

Authorized to issue ordnance, etc., to military schools__
Authorized to mount guns on carriages for insular possessions_.
Authorized to order settlement of open accounts between Philippine
government and the United States___

60

Authorized to use transports for Porto Rican teachers to United
States

211

Directed to cause preliminary examination of-
Great Harbor, Culebra Island, Porto Rico_.
Harbor at Hilo, Hawaii_____

213

111

215, 225

SECRETARY OF WAR-Continued.

Directed to cause preliminary examination of—

Harbor at Ponce, P. R_

Harbor of Mayaguez, P. R.
Harbor of San Juan, P. R.

St. Michael Canal, Alaska.

Welles Harbor, Midway Islands_.

Location of military trail on Koyukuk River, between Yukon and

Coldfoot, Alaska, to be made under direction of

May assign retired army officers to active duty.

Survey, etc., of wagon road from Valdez to Fort Egbert, Alaska, to
be made under direction of____

To appoint board of road commissioners, Alaska; duties___.
To approve plans, etc.-

Bridge across Catalla Creek, Alaska--.
Harbor, Snake River, Alaska_

SEWARD, ALASKA: Appropriation for military cable from Valdez to-
SHIPPING: Restrictions on trade with Philippines after July 1, 1906_.
Time extended to April 11, 1909___

SHIPWRECKED AMERICAN SEAMEN: Appropriation for relief and protection
of

SIGNAL SERVICE, ARMY:

Appropriation for-

Cable, Sitka to Fort Liscum, Alaska__

Cable, Valdez to Seward, Alaska_-_-

Expenses

SILVER: Punishment for unlawfully stamping United States Assay," etc.,
on articles of____.

SIMMET, LOUIS: Appropriation for__

SITES FOR FORTIFICATIONS: Appropriation for purchase of, for Hawaii_
SITKA, ALASKA :

51

66

51

223

83

50

SNAKE RIVER, ALASKA: Right to dredge, etc., granted Nome Improvement
Company (see also Nome Improvement Company) –

22

36

SOILS BUREAU, Department of Agriculture: Appropriation for investiga-
tion of soils and conditions of tobacco growth in Cuba, etc..
SOLDIERS' HOME. (See United States Soldiers' Home.)

218, 225

SPAIN:

Privileges of trade with Philippines__

120

Treaty rights in Philippines not affected by shipping act‒‒‒‒‒‒
SPANISH TREATY CLAIMS COMMISSION:

120

Appropriation for-

Payment of awards made by.

75, 78

Payment to personal representative of Gaspar A. Betancourt___
Salaries and expenses.

SPIEGEL, FINKELSTEIN & COMPANY: Appropriation for payment to Adolph
Spiegel, successor to----

214

STATES:

Claims of, and Territories, war with Spain, to be presented before
January 1, 1906---

80, 81

Settlement on governor's certificate_.

STATISTICS: Reports of Hawaiian labor, to be made every five years__
STEAMBOAT-INSPECTION SERVICE:

Inspectors of hulls and boilers in the collection district of Alaska____
Assistants, and clerks authorized__

34, 35

Details, etc_.

Duties_

Salaries

Salaries

3449-07-26

96

34

35

35

35

35

Page.

STRANAHAN, NEVADA N.: Warner, Barnes & Company (Ltd.), plaintiffs in
error, v., Collector of customs of the port of New York, defendant in
error, decision of the Supreme Court (191 U. S., 560).
SUBIRA, RAFAEL: Appropriation for refund to----

SUDSBURGER, JOSEPH Judgment in favor of, not to be paid..

SUGAR:

Limitation on reduction of tariff on Cuban__

No other reduction of duty on, to be made by treaty.

SUGAR AND STARCH PRODUCING PLANTS: Appropriation for investigating
chemical composition of--

SURGEONS:

Contract, army, appropriation for

Authority when in charge of hospitals__

Pay assignments when on insular, etc., duty-

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES:

Decisions relating to noncontiguous territory and Cuba, etc.—
Amado, Ricardo, plaintiff in error, v. The United States (195
U. S., 172).

Armstrong, Carlos, a British subject, a merchant carrying on
business between Porto Rico and the United States, appellant,
v. The United States (182 U. S., 243)
Crossman, George W., and Hermann Sielcken, composing the firm
of W. H. Crossman & Bro., appellant, v. The United States (182.
U. S., 221)-

Crowley, Harold, plaintiff in error, v. The United States (194
U. S., 461)__

301

Czarnikow, MacDougall & Co. (Ltd.), plaintiffs in error, v. George
R. Bidwell, collector of the port of New York, defendant in
error (191 U. S., 559).

De Lima, Elias S. A., Elias A. De Lima, and Edward De Lima,
composing the firm of D. A. De Lima & Co., plaintiffs in error,
v. George R. Bidwell, collector of the port of New York, de-
fendant in error (182 U. S., 1)__.

298

291

Dones, Francisco, appellant, v. Jose Urrutia, warden of the pen-
itentiary of Porto Rico, appellee (202 U. S., 614) __
Dooley, Henry W. et al., engaged in trade and commerce between
Porto Rico and New York under the firm name of Dooley,
Smith & Co., plaintiffs in error, v. The United States (183 U. S.,
151)

309

Dooley, Henry W., et al., engaged in trade and commerce between
Porto Rico and New York under the firm name of Dooley, Smith
& Co., plaintiffs in error, v. The United States (182 U. S., 222) –
Dorr, Fred L., plaintiff in error, v. The United States (195 U. S.,
138)

Downes, Samuel B., doing business under the firm name of S. B.
Downes & Company, plaintiffs in error, v. George R. Bidwell,
collector of the port of New York, defendant in error (182
U. S., 244)‒‒‒

Fisher, Fred C., and Charles C. Cohn, on behalf of Felix Barce-
lon, plaintiffs in error, v. Col. David J. Baker, jr., and Capt.
John Doe Thompson (203 U. S., 174)

297

293

303

293

310

296

Fourteen diamond rings, Emil Pepke, claimant, v. The United
States (183 U. S., 176)_.

Franklin Sugar Refining Company, appellants, v. The United
States (202 U. S., 580).

308

Goetze, John H., doing business under the firm name of John H.
Goetze & Company, appellant, v. The United States (182 U. S.,
221)

292

Gonzales, Isabella, appellant, v. Wm.
sioner of immigration at the port of
U. S., 1).

Williams, U. S. commis-

New York, appellee (192

299

Hawaii, Territory of, appellant, v. Osaki Mankichi, appellee (190
U. S., 197) -

298

Kepner, Thomas E., plaintiff in error, v. The United States (195

U. S., 100)--

302

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES-Continued.

Decisions relating to noncontiguous territory and Cuba, etc.-Con.
Lincoln, Frederick W., et al., trading under the firm name of
Henry W. Peabody & Co., plaintiffs in error, v. The United
States, No. 149 (197 U. S., 419; also 202 U. S., 484)___.
Mendezona y Mendezona, Secundino, plaintiff in error, v. The
United States (195 U. S., 158).

Page.

305

304

Neely, Charles F. W., appellant, v. Wm. Henkel, United States
Marshal, etc., appellee:

No. 1 (180 U. S., 109)

289

No. 2 (180 U. S., 126).

290

Ribas, J. y Hijo, a Spanish corporation doing business in the
island of Porto Rico, appellants, v. The United States (194 U. S.,
315) -

300

Rodriguez, Rafael and Euripides, plaintiffs in error,
United States (198 U. S., 156) –

v. The

306

Trono, Valentin, et al., plaintiffs in error, v. The United States
(199 U. S., 521).

307

United States, appellant, v. The American Sugar Refining Com-
pany, appellee (202 U. S., 563).

308

Vidal, in re. Jose Juan Vidal et al. (179 U. S., 126)

289

Warner, Barnes & Co. (Limited), appellant, v. The United Sttaes,
No. 466 (197 U. S., 419; also 202 U. S., 484).

305

Warner, Barnes & Company (Ltd.), plaintiffs in error, v. Nevada
N. Stranahan, collector of customs of the port of New York,
defendant in error (191 U. S., 560).

299

Minimum amount for cases from Hawaii supreme court to..

110

SUPREME COURT, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS:

Justices of, compensation___

Powers of, over railroads aided by Government_
Vacancies in, temporary, how filled..

SURGEONS, CONTRACT, ARMY:

Appropriation for

1

Authority when in charge of hospitals_.

Pay assignments when on insular, etc., duty-
SURVEYORS-GENERAL: Appropriation for, and their clerks.

SURVEYS: Alaska, and resurveys of coasts, appropriation for----
TARIFFS:

Preferential treatment of imports from Cuba....

Reduction on goods from Philippines, paying export duty there_.
TARIFF OF PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. (See Philippine tariff revision law, 1905.)
TEACHERS: Porto Rican, transportation of, to the United States and
return, authorized___.

TERRITORIES:

128

127

128

54

54

54

3, 32

220, 227

87

202, 203

211

Alaska. (See Alaska.)

Appropriation for government in__.

3, 32, 43, 95, 96, 108

Claims of States and, war with Spain, to be presented before January
1, 1906

80, 81

Settlement on governor's certificate.

81

Hawaii. (See Hawaii.)

TOBACCO Appropriation for investigation of soils, etc., in Cuba------
TONNAGE DUES, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS:

218, 225

Authority of Philippine government over.

Not imposed if only taking or discharging passengers_

On entry from foreign port__.

Optional on cargo_.

Vessels exempt_-_-

TONNAGE TAX: Levied on foreign vessels from Philippines__.

TOWNS, ALASKA: Provisions for incorporating (see also Alaska).

TRANSPORTATION, ARMY: Transports, sale of, restricted__.

TRANSPORTS: Sale of, restricted

TRAVERS, MICHAEL: Payment of Court of Claims judgment to guardian of
TREASURY DEPARTMENT: