326 rm-.; um.-Tun TERR1TORIES.—()u. 1. A¤t·h¤riW¤>¤‘¤s· Sec. 1840. Nor shall an thing in this Title be construed to affect the
- 1*** l"dl““”· authority of the United Sytates to make any regulations respecting the
Ibid. Indians of any Territory, their lands, property. or rights, by treaty, law, or otherwise, in the sanlje manner as {mglhtdbe_ made 1 up tlempotpary gov- _ ern thexisted or is erea ter esta is e , in any suc erri ry. _ E"°°““""P°w°"‘ SIi:l<i.n1841. The executive power of each Territory shall be_vested in a _,;;, , ,8-6 . governor, who shall hold his office for four years, and until his successor 212, ,._1jg’,,_ inf c' is a pointed and qualified, unless sooner removed by the President. He N.Mexl,9Sept., shall reside in the Territory for which he is appointed, and shall be com- 1850.**-49.S-·'?·.*’·9. mander-in-chiefof themilitmthereof. Hemaygrantpardonsand reprieves, Y",`}“&h’ 9 Sept', sjnd remittines and forfeitures, forolfensesagamst the lawsof the;]Tel1:·1tor¥ 1850,c_51,,,_2,,,_9 or which he is appointed, and respites for offenses against the ws o p. 453. ’ the United States, till the decision of the President can be made known W•¤h·. 2 MN'-. thereon. He shall commission all officers who are appointed under the {35*;; "i7g°· “· 2- "· laws of such Territory, and shall take care that the laws thereof be faithboj _, gg F b__ fully executed. 18.3;, cl; 5gé s. 2;;. 12ép. Iggé 2 1;;;, 86, 572, v.212, 8(.?)riz.M24 {cig `,C. ,8. ,\'. ,p. . B 0, Bl'., ,C. ,B. ,\'. ,p. . . 011., l Ma ,1864, .95,s.2, . 3, .86. W_ .,25J l ,1868, .235, s.2, .15, .178.-—Am - ...31 cd .. 3 Bil.; ..22;, U3..., ...‘l.’ ° " " °’ V¢*<> P0W€T· Sec. 1842. Every bill which has passed the legislative assembly of any 1815 {gb., Igjg, e. 'gegritory shall; belfojie it bepolmesp lajrvilbebpjpsenjted thphioveiipor. is MJT¤¤~l ¤- ..3 “.E’."2`.§’Z.°i...$’.§. l.. 33E?..}. ’..`3.3 ’I.‘I..;..°.T...’i ..f.1’.`}.".§`..1..; YI.} 2.7.2.*3; 212 v. 19,p. 91. . ’ . . . gl ’ . . bf_ M,,,,_,9S,,,,t_, objections at large on its journal, and proceed to reconsider it. If, after 1850,;:. 49, s. 3, v.0, sucp reconsideration, twot-gbirds of that house {grep] to pass the bill, it P- 44 · shall be sent together wi the objections to the other house by which W? ‘H“:Yig868· °· it shall likewise be reconsidered; and, if approved by two-thifds of that ,s. , . ,p. 239. h . . U,,,h,9S€,,,,_,850, ouse, 1t shall becomes law. But in all such cases the votes of both c.51,s. 2,v, 9,p.453. houses shall be determined by yeas and nays, and the names of the per- Wish-.17 June. sons voting for or against the bill shall be entered on the 'ournal of each ¥g'*·°·13l·"·13·P· house. I any bill IS not returned by the governor within three days, dojo_ md hk-; Sundays excluded, except in Washington and Wyoming, where the term 2Mar.,1863,ss.1,2, is five days, Sundays excluded, after it has· been presented to him, the wd 4,v·12.pp-700. same shal be a law, in like manner as if he had signed it, unless the lokm 24 Feb legislative assemblyé by adjournment sine die, prevent its return, in which " " case it shall not a law: Hmaided, That so much of this section as 1863, c. 56, s. 2, v. _ _ _ 12, provides for making any bill passed by the legislative assembly of a Ter- 0. ·. r1 rv a aw, wi ou e a rova o e overnor s not a to the lggzh g 31;:;,*;; Tdgritorles of Llltah hiild Aliizona j f th g ’ han pply h 1 , . 1 . c., ‘ 26 Hay, 1864, 2195, s. 6, v. 13, p. 88. Wyo., 25 July, 1868,c. 235, s. 6, v. 15, p. 180. Secretary. Sec. 1843. There shall be aprointed a secreta for each T `to h -——-1-- shall reside within the Territory for which he idlappointed, srldlshlall, llbld 18;% Mi;-.9E¤p*§. his otiiee for four years, and until his successor is appointed and qualified, ,,_ _,,,;,`? *'· ·'· · unless sqoncr removed by the President. In me or the .1u., ;...1, Um,' 9 S,,,,," resignation, or absence o the governor from the Territorv, the secretary 1850, c. 51, s. 3, v. shal execute all the powers and perform all the duties of governor dur- 9. 2 Mu inglsggg vacancy or absence or until another governor is appointed and 1853,c.9lls.3,v.10; q I ' .173. 6ol.,28Fb.,1861, .59,s.3, . 2, . . ., a. 86 . 2 lf; zwmangi, 2: igbijssséé sc, 55 2,252,:;;.1625. Ildhhof gmail ulés; gsiivlkvslvl ,p. . on, y, ,c. ,s. ,v. ,p.86. Wyo.,25July,1868,c.235,s.3, v. 15,p. 179. $¤¤‘s¤¤‘y’¤d¤¢i¤¤- The secretary shall record and preserve all the laws and jb.d_ proce ings of the legislativeassembly, and all the acts and proceedings 2559 §ug.k184g,i of the governor in the executive department; he shall transmit one copv 26*%;,: igh C- of the laws and journals of the legislative assembly, within thirty days 328,v_,81j,_99_· · sftetilgtlie end of each session thereof, to_the President, and two copies o e laws, within like time, to the President of the Senate, and to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, for the use of Con ress. He shall transmit one copy of the executive proceedings and oliilzial correspondence semn-annua ly, on the first day of January and July in each
