uninerchantable flour to be branded, &c.
penalties for violation of act...

330

331

210

FOLDING BOOKS, &c.,

tariff of consular, to be revised by President.
FELONY,

embezzlement of public property declared
to be....

FERMENTED LIQUOR (See Internal Rev-

enue),

tax on, not to be assessed on quantity of ma-
terials used, &c....

drawback of tax on, when exported

FINES, PENALTIES, AND FORFEIT-
URES (See Crimes),

Secretary of Treasury to report annually
amount received as, and how ex-
pended....

incurred under laws relating to life-saving
service, loss of vessels at sea, &c...
how may be prosecuted or remitted..
for fraudulently obtaining gas in District
of Columbia.....

under customs laws not to be compromised,
abated, &c., by public officers under
penalty for violation

ཙོཙ

116

Consulates),

meaning of words minister and consul in

laws respecting

200

81

time of transit allowed diplomatic and con-
sular officers....

.35, note, 36

laws extended to Tripoli, Tunis, Morocco,

125

Muscat, and Samoan or Navigator
Islands

351

not to apply to judges and district attor-
neys for discontinuing proceedings to
obtain testimony of accomplices....
how remitted by summary proceedings
in court

vessels used by common carriers not to be
forfeited for violation of revenue
laws, &c., committed without privity
of owner or master

591

forfeiture of value of imported merchandise

salaries of ministers, consuls, commercial
agents, clerks, marshals, interpreters,
&c., established..
32, *188, 331, 397
fees for shipping and discharging seamen
at certain foreign ports to be paid
into Treasury.

400

quarterly statement to be made by consuls
of exports and imports, with market
price of articles, &c..

401

FIRST ASSİSTANT POSTMASTER-

information as to rate of wages to be trans-

GENERAL,

mitted by consuls and consular

may approve postmasters' bonds.................
FISH AND FISHERIES,

reports on, to be printed, &c., from time to
time

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY,

license of vessels for, not subject to duty of
six cents per ton

in Potomac River, in District of Columbia,
regulated..

shad and herring not to be sold in District
of Columbia from June 10 to Janu-
ary 1

fish and fish oil may be imported free of
duty from Canada and Prince Ed-
ward's Island....
.note.. 620
note.. 621
579

and from Newfoundland.
inspection of fish in District of Columbia..

514

514

when redeemed to be destroyed..

254

HEALTH—Continued.

in District of Columbia; duties of, as to
vital statistics

117,581

44, 234

abolished and duties transferred to health

234, 243

officer

345

233

health officer to enforce plumbing regu-
lations.

590

ordinances of board of, legalized..

574

233

provisions of..

.575-581

HERRING OR SHAD,

in any years

..211, 501

GREAT BRITAIN,

laws relating to, extended to public lands
in Bitterroot Valley, Montana
certain entries on public lands not made in
strict conformity to laws relating to,
legalized..

entries for, on lands granted to railroad
companies, may be perfected and
other lands selected by companies...
purchasers of swamp lands in Missouri to
have priority of, if lands not in fact
swamp

certain Indians may have benefit of..
not to alienate same..

entries by, heretofore made confirmed...
act for relief of Winnebago Indians who
have settled upon homesteads......
Indians and settlers may enter for, on cer-
tain Ottawa and Chippewa Indian
lands in Michigan

entries of lands for, within limits of land

501

65

65

to forfeit rights unless entry and pay-
ment made within a year after ap-
proval.

65

GREENHOUSES (public),

restrictions upon taking guano from, sus-
pended until March 15, 1883

312

proof of residence, occupancy, &c., and
oath of persons making entries for,
before whom may be taken.

.299, 542

H.

to be transmitted to register..
punishment for false swearing
settlers changing entries from pre-emption

299

299

to, when may perfect title.....299, 325, 348
lands withdrawn for Mississippi and Mis-
souri Railroad restored to settlement
for
notice of contests under laws of, how pub-
lished

352

330

collected by States, &c., prior to July 1,
1877, not to be recovered back.....

HEADSTONES,

additional entries over 80 acres previously

for graves of soldiers in private cemeteries

84, 85

191

lost in military service to be paid for, if
claims for, are presented before July,
1876, although the horses were bought
in insurrectionary States, &c .......
HOSPITALS,
Marine, dues to be paid by masters, &c.,
of vessels

"seaman," as word is used in relation to,
whom to include..
patients from, may be admitted to Gov-
ernment Hospital for Insane.......191, 559
sick, &c., seamen of foreign and other
vessels not paying dues, how admit-
ted to
supervising surgeon of, how appointed..
salary of..

191

158

191

in departments to be regulated by heads of.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Clerk of, to advertise for proposals for sta-
tionery

opening of proposals and awarding con-
tracts.

in contested-election cases Clerk to open
depositions before meeting of Con-
gress

Secretary of Interior to designate lots for
school-houses

568

190

in Uncompahgre Valley and four miles
square of land set apart for the peo-
ple
HOURS OF LABOR,

556

47

*137

*137

150

191

time for taking testimony in, limited..
members whose seats are contested not to be
omitted from pay-roll..

151

159

559

witnesses before committees of, when re-

104

siding in District of Columbia, allowed
$2 per day..

206