PUBLIC ACTS-MAY, 1929.
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WHEREAS the Congress of the United

 states, by an Act passed on the 2d day of

 March, 1929, authorized the building of

 dyke and break-waler or sea-wall, for the

 security and improvement of Mill River

 Harbor, in this state, and appropriated SIX thousand and ninety-seven dollars for

 the same;

 Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives in General Assembly con- 'vc"ed, That His Excellency the Governor be, and he is hereby authorized and em- powered, to cede the Jurisdiction of this State, over the said dyke and sea -wall, and over all territory and waters which shall be within three rods of said Works respec- lively to the United States, by deed of cessiou, under his hand, and the seal of this State; reserving the right of serving and executing all legal process, civil and criminal, within the same. I.. s'

 SEC. 9. That this law take effect im- mediately from the date of its passage. d

 Approved-May Ii, 1929.

 WHEREAS an appropriation was made, at the last Session of Congress, authorizing the building of Light House on Great Captains Island, on Greenwich Point, in Connecticut; and whereas the United States have purchased, for the site of said Light House and other necessary build- ings, the lot or piece of land, described as follows,to wit :--one certain piece or parcel of land, containing three acres, being the part of Great Captain's Island, which Island lies in Long Island Sound, opposite the township of Greenwich, in Fairfield County, beginning at marked rock, near to a rock called the lightning Rock, and running on the southern and eastern shore, north 75 deg. 30 min. east B links north Al deg. east, 8 chains 70 inks; north 84 deg. 45 mine chain 8S inks north S9 deg. east, chains 80 links forth 27 deg. 45 min. east, chains 53 inks; north 54 deg. west, 7l links, to a tone bound by the bank at high water mark, then crossing the Island west to he pond where stone bound is erected at ligh-water mark thence running by the outheast side of.the pond, south 40 deg. vest 75 links; south 52 deg. IS min. west chain 92 links north 52 deg, 45 min. vest "A links south 1S deg. 90 min. west, chains 7S links; south. 40 deg. west. 80 inks, tu a pine stussP, hv the side ot dhe ,ond; thence south l0 deg, west, chain links, across point of land to the first pound, and not to include any part of tho ,ond,; with the privilege ofa drift-way oi me rod wide to pass and repass to and rom said tract through land of Samuel Lyon, by the edge of said pond, about a northwest course to low-water mark on the peach, on the north side of said Island 'aid tract being bounded east and south by | Long Island Sound, north aud west by and of said Samuel Lyon.

 Be I enacted by the Senate and House ,f Representations in General Assembly, ;onvened, That His Excellency the Gov anor be and he is hereby authorized and empowered, to code the jurisdiction ofthis State over the said tract of land above de- scribcd, and so purchased by the United States, to the said United States, by deed of cession under his hand, and the seal of this State; reserving the right of serving and executing all legal process, both civil and criminal, within the same: l'rOvidcd, he Government of the United States shall not fix upon another site for the erection of said Light Houses. r'

 AnnrovcI --Iune 5th. 1920,