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Yellowstone National Park Congressional History



Feb. 29, 1872  JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.  299
     Mr. Carpenter reported from the committee that they had examined and founs duly enrolled the folling bills:
     S. 392. An act to set apart a certain tract of land lying near the head-waters of the Yellowstone River as a public park.

     The Vice-President signed the enrolledbills (S. 392, S 423, S. 550, H.R. 213, H.R. 1074, H.R. 1333, and H.R. 1417) last reproted to have been examined, and they were delivered to the committee to be presented to the President of the United States.

Yellowstone Congressional History - Senate Bill S.392 Duly Enrolled Sign by Vice President - February 29, 1872

Yellowstone Congressional History - Senate Bill S.392 Duly Enrolled Sign by Vice President - February 29, 1872


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Yellowstone Congressional History Pages
Letter on Capt Reynolds Exploration Public Lands Report on H. R. 764
Maj Reynolds report on 1859-60 Exploration House Vote on S. 392
Printing of Gen Reynolds Exploration S. 392 Truly Enrolled and Signed by the Speaker
Lt Doane's 1870 Expedition Report S. 392 Duly Enrolled, Signed by Vice President
Printing of Lt Doane's 1870 Expedition Report S. 392 Presented to President for Signature
Extra Printing of Lt Doane's 1870 Expedition Report Report of President Signing S. 392
H. R. 764 Presented by Mr. Clagett S. 392 the Signed Bill
House of Representatives Bill 764 Notification of Senate S. 392 Approved & Signed
S. 392 by Mr. Pomeroy Index of Senate Bills 1872
Senate Bill 392 Reconnaissance Report of Yellowstone River 1871
Public Lands Report with Amendments on S. 392 Secretary of Interior Amendment Recommendation
S. 392 Pass and Concurrence of House Requested Superintendent's 1872 Report
S. 392 Passed, ask for Concurrence of House S. 581 Amendment to S. 392
Public Lands Report on S. 392 H. R. 2781 Amendment to S. 392

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