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JURISDICTION OF THE UNITED STATES. [ART. 3.
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Cost, how de-
frayed
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ciation or corporation, shall be published, it shall be the duty of
such association or corporation, or of those individuals to be bene-
fited by said act of the General Assembly, to furnish certificates
under oath of such publication to the governor of the State, and
the president of the Senate and speaker of the House of Delegates
of the General Assembly next succeeding the passage of said act.
And the cost of such publication shall be defrayed as is now re-
quired to be done in the publication of local laws.
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TITLE II.
Jurisdiction of the United States over
places within the State.
ARTICLE III.
CONDEMNATION OF LANDS BY THE UNITED STATES.
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1. Procuring title, etc, to land within the
State for public purposes application by
petition
2. What petition to state
3 How to be verified
4 Publication of substance and object of peti-
tion
5 Court to determine upon petition warrant
to sheriff to summon jury
6 Proceedings on non-attendance of any of
jurors.
7 Oath to jurors.
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8. Witnesses testimony.
9 Return of inquisition
10 Confirmation of inquisition.
11 Proceedings, if set aside
12 What inquisition to contain effect of pay-
ment or tender of valuation proceed-
ings of court on refusal of tender number
of acres to which condemnation limited
13 Jurisdiction ceded to United States con-
current jurisdiction to the State
14 Exemption from taxation
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LIGHTHOUSES, BEACONS AND OTHER AIDS TO NAVIGATION.
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15 Consent of State to purchase by United
States of land for the erection of light-
houses, beacons, etc
16 Land covered by navigable water to be
conveyed by governor and jurisdiction
ceded number of acres limited
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17 Exemption from taxation.
18 State to have concurrent jurisdiction with
United States
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PLACES CEDED TO THE UNITED STATES.
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19 Citations of acts
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CONDEMNATION OF LANDS BY THE UNITED STATES.
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1874, c 395, s 1.
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1. WHENEVER the United States are desirous of purchasing or
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Procuring title,
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procuring the title to any tract, piece or parcel of land, within the
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etc, to land
within State.
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boundaries or limits of this State, for the purpose of erecting thereon
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any light-house, beacon-light, range-light, light-keeper's dwelling,
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forts, magazines, arsenals, dock-yards, buoys, public piers, or neces-
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sary public buildings or improvements connected therewith, and
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cannot agree with the owner or owners thereof as to the price and
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for the purchase thereof; or if the owners or any of them be feme
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covert, under age, non compos mentis, or out of the county wherein
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