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1. Criminal code of United States as amended during 2d session, 65th Congress, with appendices, A, containing reference to all laws of general nature and permanent in character having penal provisions not properly separable from administrative provisions, not contained in criminal code, but embraced in general revision of laws of United States, B, excerpts from Constitution of United States containing provisions pertaining to crimes and criminal law, C, table showing where Revised statute sections carried into criminal code appear therein.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Laws, Committee on Revision of, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:
Laws, Committee on Revision of
Date:
1918

4. Confederates. Dispensing with allegation and proof of loyalty in certain cases, report to accompany H. R. 8033 [to amend sec. 162 of act to codify, revise, and amend laws relating to judiciary, relative to repayment of money held in Treasury arising from proceeds of sale of property taken after June 1, 1865, from persons engaged in Confederate service during Civil War, so as to dispense with allegation and proof of loyalty in those claims]; submitted by Mr. Watkins.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Laws, Committee on Revision of, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:
Laws, Committee on Revision of
Date:
Jan. 12, 1916

5. Bankruptcy laws of United States, revision of act of July 1, 1898, act of Feb. 5, 1903, act of June 15, 1906, and act of June 25, 1910, uniform system, with marginal notes and index and general orders and forms in bankruptcy adopted by Supreme Court of United States, with court decisions on various sections; prepared by Committee on Revision of Laws.

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Laws, Committee on Revision of, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:
Laws, Committee on Revision of
Date:
1916

8. Watkins, J. T. Report favoring H. 14331. to amend act making appropriations for rivers and harbors [fiscal year 1900, so that sunken logs and timber taken by United States, after due notice, from any river bed in process of clearing it for navigation, shall become property of United States subject to sale and proceeds of sale shall go to credit of improvement].

Corporate/Agency Authors:
Laws, Committee on Revision of, House of Representatives, and Congress
Publisher:
Laws, Committee on Revision of
Date:
Mar. 9, 1914

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