rPraItc-No. 5Ll
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TPrpLtc-Eo. 81.
AN ACT allowing fees to the District Attorney


OF Missouri.


Be enacted bV Me Senatr end Honsr II
Representatives If the Uaitei States If H.
merica in Congress assembled, That there
be allowed to the Attorney Of the United
States, for the District of Missouri, fee
of six dollars in each case now pend
ing, or hereafter to be by him prosecuted
on behalf of the United States, to be paid by
the unsuccessful party, in addition to the "a
larv end compensation allowed by law. Py'o-
sided, That the fees herein provided tor
shall not be taxed on any slit now commenc-
ed, or to be commenced, or any petition fiji
ed, or TO be fled in relation to the conhrma-
ton of land claims, in Missouri, under the
provisions Of the act OF the twenty sixth oI
NAV, one Thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
ty four


SEC. ,. hnd Be II .tuwler enacted, That,
rs a compensation ~ TIE said District At,
tornev, in all eases in which he has alread,
prosecuted exits. for the United States, t
judgment, he shall receive the sum of two
hundred and 6fty dollars, to be paid to him
bv the proper officer Of the Treasury De
partment.


JOHN W. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives


join C. CALHOUN,


Vice President of the United States, and
Pres ident of the Senate.


ArrRovEp-May 81, 1896.


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.