Volume 12
Public Law 36–IX
to establish Mail Routes in the Territory of Kansas.
Approved March 27, 1860
Statutory text
An Act
to establish Mail Routes in the Territory of Kansas.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
That there be, and are hereby,
Mail routes in Kansas.
established in the Territory of Kansas, the following mail routes: A mail route from Denver City to Missouri City, via Arrapahoe, Golden City, Golden Gate, and Mountain City, a distance of forty miles. A mail route from Denver City to Breckenridge, via Baden and Tarryall, a distance of one hundred miles. A mail route from Denver City to Boulder, in Nebraska Territory, a distance of forty miles. A mail route from Denver City, down the Platte River, to Julesburg, a distance of two hundred and forty miles. A mail route from Denver City to Colorado City, a distance of sixty-eight miles, via Belmont.
Approved, .