rREsoLuTIos--No. A.
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RESOLUTION, directing system Of Cavalry
Tactics, and system of Instruction of Artille- |
4 ry TO be prepared for the use Of Cavalry and |
Artillery of the Militia.


Resolved by the Senate and House !
# Representatives Of tie Lnued States ofI
.4merica in Congress assembled, That the !
Secretary OF War be authorized to have pre-
pared complete system of Cavalry Tactics,
and also system of Exercise aud Instruc- |
ton of Field Artillery, including manru-
vres for Light or Horse Artillery, Tor the
use Of the Militia ofths United States, to be
reported for consideration, or adoption, b
congress at its next session,


JOHN ". TAYLOR,


Speaker of the House of Representatives


JOHN c. CALHOUN,


Vice-Presdent of the United States and


President of the Senate.
ArPRovBp--Nray IS, 1896


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.


REsolCTIoN-No. S.


RESOLUTION directing Surveys and Estimates


for Dry Docks.


Resolved by The Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of II.
mef!ca M Congress assembled, That the
president OF the United States cause an ex-
ANIMATION and accurate survey to be made
oy skltni engNeer, Site for a Dry Dock.
at the Navy Yard at Portsmouth. New
Hampshire; Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, New-York; and Gosport. Virri-
ria; and that such engineer be REQUIRED to
state the dimensions necessary for such es-
tablishment, the objects that apply to Ell
ther, with detailed estimate of the expense
OF a suitable site, and of constructing dock
at each OF said places; and that the Presi-
dent be requested to communicate the same
to Congress in the frst week of the next
session.


JOHN w. TAYLOR.


Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES


JOHN c. CALHOUN,


Vice-President Of the United States, anS


President Of the Senate
APPRoyHD-May %, 1926.


JOHN QtINCY ADAMS.


[PUBLIc--NO. 55.1


AN ACT to extend the time for locating virrir
Ia Military Land Warrants, and returning sui
yeys thereon to the General Land Office.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House O
Representatives ofthe United States of Il
mcrlca in Congress assembled, That tn
oHcers and soldiers of the Virginia line, O
the continental establishment, their heirs o
assigns, entitled to bounty lands within tn
tract OF country reserved by the State c
virginia, between the Little Mama and Sci
eta Rivers, shall be allowed until the frs
day OF June, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, to obtain warrants, and until the frs
day OF June, eighteen hundred and thirty
two, to complete their locations, and unit
the first day of June, eighteen hundred an
thirty-three, to return their surveys an
warrants, or certified copies thereof, to tn
commissioner of the General Land Offic,
and to obtain patents: PROVIDED, That n
location shall be made by virtue Of any wa.