SIXTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. II. Rm. 50, 51. 1914. 78]. the name of William C. Adams in lplace of Mitchell C. Adams, junior, in the hst of Mississippi Choctaw ndians enumerated in Senate document Numbered Four hundred and seventy-eight, Sixty-third Congress, second session, which Indians so enumerated in said document were authorized to be enrolled on the respective rolls of the Five Civilized Tribes b section seventeen, paragraph nine, of the Act entitled ‘*”“• P· °°“ "An Act mixing appropriations for the cnurent and contingent expenses for the _ ureau of Indian Afairs for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various Indian tribes, and for other purposes, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and fifteen," approved August first, nineteen hundred and fourteen. Approved, October 20, 1914. 0.51. ointResol Re th a ’ °°°°""22·191*- .,.E’i.!..1$r, ..¤.::a.,’·ssf° 6 we md Wmne tm m wm I ·g I M- so Pu . Res., No. 55.] `Whereas awards for the payment for ert taken in the condemns- D*=*¤¤*¤f°<·l¤¤¤¤i¤· tion proceedings for what are comiinrgrlily gnown as the Plaza cases Pl1ii•?a°$S1ii£. were made some time ago and have been subject to examination by thel Department of J ustnce to be approved by it and other authority; an Whereas the President has found it impracticable to separate the pay- ments which are not in controversy from those which are leaving those property owners whose claims are not attacked so that pay- ments can not be made to them, involving great consequent hardship: Now, therefore, be it Resolved by the Senate and House %edRe,pg:sentatives of the United States of America in Congress assem , at the President of the G}’g•§fl°_{'s§*°¤°*°¤P**°‘ United States shall ap§>int a commission of three men to complete commission to comthe acquisition births nited States of so much of the real estate in f§§§§$§§“"m°" °1 squares six hun ed and thirty-two, six hundred and eighty, six X‘;}i,3‘;;1;f38· hundred and eighty-one, six hundred and eighty-two, six hundred and ` ` eighty-three, six hundred and eighty-four, seven hundred and twenty- one, seven hundred and twenty-two, seven hundred and twenty-three, and also that part of sgpsare six hundred and thirty-three lying east of Arthur Place, in the trict of Columbia, as, in the opinion of the Puwmauthem President, is desirable for the extension of the Capitol Grounds. The Prioolimmd. said commission shall have power to purchase any of said real estate at such a price as the said commission may deem to be the fair market value thereof, not exceeding, however, as to any lot or parcel, the amount of the award made therefor in the condemnation proceedirgg, district court action numbered ten hundred and forty-six, recen ly Pm { ending in the Supreme Court of the District of Colum ia: Promkle , ROS:figiiUD onupeeliiowever, That the purchase price to be paid hereunder for any of said M P'°P°”Y· real estate which was owned by either the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company or the Real Estate and Improvement Com any of Baltimore City at the time when said action numbered ten lliundred and forty-six was instituted, shall not exceed the bona fide, actual, original cost thereof to either of said com;i·)anies, plus six er centum interest thereon from the date of purchase y either of said) companies until the date upon which the court coniirmed the awards made m the aforesaid district court action numbered ten hundred and forty-six. No purchase herein provided for by said commission shall be eemed de{‘,§°'°“* by P'°‘*‘ to be complete until such purchase shall have been approved by the President of the United States. When the President has so a proved ““°°· °°°· and the Attorney General of the United States has certxd that all necessary deeds conveying to the United States the unencumbered, fee simp e title to the rea estate so purchased have been delivered, the President shall cause payment of the agreed purchase price to be made to the person or persons entitled thereto. All such payments ,v‘§}§§§f*"'°"°“’
