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have accounted for or repaid into the Treasury, all
sums so entrusted to him Tor disbursement.
Washington, March s, 1928.
Representatives, MONROE.

RESOLUTION granting to the Washington Library cop!
ofthe Public Documents, Laws and Journals.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen
ItaireS of the United States of .qmerica in Congress
assembled. That The secretary of State be, and b.
is hereby, directed to furnish to the Washington
Library, from any surplus copies in the Department
OF State, or in the Library of Congress, a copy o
the Laws OF the United States, the Journals o
Congress, Documents, and State Papers, heretoor'
published, and to furnish, annually, to the ssd Ii
brary, copy Of all Documents, Journals Laws
H and State Papers, which shall be hereafter publish
ed by the authority of Congress.
Washington, March s, 1925.
Approyed--J.ip}IES MONROE.
AN ACT to authorize the building of light houses, lgl
vessels and beacons therein mentioned, and for ohe
purposes.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentaires Of the United States Of .america in Con
ySreSS assembled, That the Secretary OF the Trea
sury be, and he hereby 49, empowered to provide
by contract, for building light houses and light yes
sells, erecting beacQns and placing buoys, off III
following sites or shoals, 10 wit A light house o.
Bakers Island, near Mount Desert, in the state 0
Maine; one on Monamoy Point, in the state o
Massachusetts; light house on Goat Island, in tn
state oil Rhode island light vessel, not to be unde
two hundred and fifty tons, on Cape Hateras, il
North Carolina; light house on Cape Roman, II
the state OF South Carolina; light house at or nea
the entrace OF the harbor OF Pensacola for that par
OF the territory known West Florida; lgh
house near For, Graliot, in Michigan territory;
beacon on Hadrvls Point IN The state Of Soutt
Carolina; two light vessels TO be placed in the Bay
OF Delaware, the one at or near the Brandywlnt
Shoal, and the other at the shoa called the
Upper Middle; and, also, to agree Tor the salaries
wages, or hire, Of The persons to be appointed BY
the President oil the United States, Tor The supern
tendence Of the same: Pr0ridpd, That no money.
shall be expended in erecting such light houses
until the jurisdiction TO such portions Of land as the
President OF the United States shall select as The
sites OF the same, respectively. shall be coded to
and the property thereof vested in, the United
States.
Sec 2. .qnd Be it further enacted. That there b
appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury, no
otherwise Appropriated the following sums d
money, to wit for building the light house or
Bakers ISLAND, two thousand five hundred dollars
tor one on Nlonamoy Point, three thousand dollars
Tor one on Goat Island, TWO thousand i've hunlrt d
dollars; Tor an additional TO complete the light
vessel authorized 10 be built, BY an act, entitled
IAN act to authorize the Hiding lg hi houses there.
IN mentioned, and Tor other purposes" passed the
seventh day OF May one thousand eight hundr ed
and twenty-five. for the state Of New YORK, Ave thou
sand dollars; for an additional sum to complete the
light house on Odfeld Point in the same state, one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars. far an additional
Sum 10 complete tower fl the light on Fort Ma
CARA, IN the same state. uns thousand five hundred
dollars; for placing lantern a. Fort Delaware, l.
the river Delaware. one thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars; Tor completing the light house on Cape May
IN the state oil New Jersey, sum not exceeding hy
IN usand seven humid ed and Fifty dollars; o placing
light vessel at or near Cap Hatteras Shoals, a
sum not exceeding twenty Ave thousand dollars;
Tor building light house On Cape Roman. ten
thousand dollars for erecting beacon on Hadl ellis
Polnt one thousand five hundred dollars; for finish
ing the light house near St. Augustine, in the ter
rilory Of Last Florida, the gum OF FIVE thousand
dollars; Tor building light house al or near PEN
saco'a, sum not eX' eedIng six thousand dollars
Tor building a light house at Fort Gratiot, three
thousand 1--we hundred dollars; and Tor building and
placing two light vessels 10 Delaware Bay, twenty
thousand dollars
Sec. g. Md be 1t further enacted, That the Pre-
s'dent OF The United States be, and he is hereby,
authorized to cause such an examination and sur
Vey to be made OF the obstruction between the har
DOT oil Gloucester and the harbor Of Squam, in the
STATE OF Massachusetts, as may be requisite to as
certain the expediency OF removing such obstruc
Hon; and President is hereby authorized to cause
such obstruction to be removed by contract other
wise under the direction of the Collector OF the
District of Gloucester it, from the report Of persons
he may appoint to examine and survey the same,
he shall deem it expedieut; and sum, not excee
ding SIX thousand dollars, is hereby appropriated
Tor that purpose, 70 be paid out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
Sec. 4. Ind be it further ena ted, BIZ Tie autho-
rlty aforesaid, That the sum Of one hundred and
MY dollars be, and the sam is hereby appropriate,
to be paid out Of any money in the Treasury notI
otherwise appropriated, to enable the President of
the United States to The entrance Of the harbor
OF the Port Pressure Isle, in Pennsylvania, TO be
examined and surveyed by one ofthc Topographic
cal Engineers OF the United States whose duty III
shall be TO make probable estimate Of The expense