The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-20

clerks in his Office ................ $500
For clerks In the Offices Of the surveyors
general, to be apportioned TO them &C
cording to the exigencies of the public
| service, and, II necessary, to be en-
pIoyed in transcribing field notes Of
surveys, for the purpose Of preserving
them at the seat of Government. 800. 25,OOC
GOVERNMENTS IN THE TERRIFIC
RIES.
| Territory Of Oregon.
For salaries of Governor, three judges,
and secretary lO,5O(
tory l.5Ot
bers Of the Legislative Assembly, OFF,
GERS, clerks, and contingent expenses
OF the Assembly 24,OOt
Territory Of Minnesofa.
For salaries Of Governor, three judges,
/ and secretary S,70l
For salary OF superintendent of Indian =.
affairs ,OO(
For contingent expenses of said Terri 49,
For Compensation and mileage of mem
bers OF the Legislative Assembly. Of
fcers, clerks, and contingent expenses
of the Assembly $4,000
Territory Of Ne,o Merieo.
For salaries of Governor, three judges.
and secretary S,70C
For salary of superintendent of Indian
affairs l,00C
For contingent expenses Of said Terri
For compensation and mileage of mem.
| beers Of the Legislative Assembly, Of
fcers, clerks, and contingent expenses
Of the Assembly $4,000
1rritory Of Utah.
For salaries of Governor, three judges,
and secretary $500
For salary Of superintendent of Indian
tory 1000
For compensation and mileage of mem
bers Of the Legislative Assembly, Of
fcers, clerks, and contingent expenses
of the Assembly $4,000
Surveys of Public Lands.
For surveying the public lands, in ad-
dition to the unexpended balance Of
former appropriations, viz
For surveying the public lands, includ-
ing incidental expenses, to be apPor-
toned to the several districts accord
ing to the exigencies of the public SER
vice, the part to be applied to the sur
vcys required by the location and sur
vey of private claims in Florida, to be
disbursed at augmented rates $4,000
For completing the survey Of the copper
region of Michigan, at a rate not ex-
cesding six dollars per mile rs 400
For resurveying and correcting errone-
Gus surveys in the lower peninsula of
Michigan, at a rate not exceeding six
dollars per mile lO,5OO
For survey of the Menomonee cession,
Wisconsin, at a rate not exceeding
five dollars per mile 25, ZOO
For surveys in the southern part Of Mis-
souri,, east of the meridian, at a rate
not exceeding FIVE dollars per mile 5000
For correction OF erroneous and defective
lines of the public and private surveys
| MlagOurl. a exceeding
six dollars per mile. 1000
For retracing and resurveying fraudu-
lent and erroneous work in Arkansas,
at rate not exceeding four dollarsper
mile $1,000
For correcting detached erroneous sur
veys in Arkansas, at a rate not exceed
ing six dollars per mile 500
For surveying in Louisiana at augment
ed rates 10000
For the survey of private claimsfn Flori-
da, under the act of twenty eighth of
June, eighteen hundred and forty
eight, including the work now under
contract 10000
For completing certain surveys in Flori-
da, including scrap work, at a rate not
exceeding six dollars per mile, in con-
sequence of the difficulties attending
the execution Of the same 10000
For running and marking the base and
meridian lines in Oregon, as required
by the third section of the act of twen-
ty-seyenth September, eighteen hun
dred and fifty 5000
For surveying in Oregon of township
lines, and subdivisions of townships,
at a rate not to exceed twelve dollars
per mile 81 SAC
Public Buildings
For the purchase of tree boxes, leather,
wire, and Irvine 25O
For the hire of two carts at two dollars
per day each, for two hundred and
fifty days 1000
For manure for the public grounds 6OC
For the purchase of trees for the Mall and
other public grounds 1000
For expense of enclosing and preparing
public grounds for nursery 75C
For casual repairs of the Capitol, repairs
of the watcr-clossts, cleaning fur
naces, &C., repairing stables, and
various other appendages to the Cap
| itol $500
To enable the Clerk of the House to
cause to BIO erected in the basement
under the east entrance of the Cap
itol nearest the House Of Representa-
tives suitable furnace for warming
and excluding the dampness from that
part of the building SOC
For improving public grounds, north,
south, and west of the Capitol 2,50C
For compensation Of the western gate
! keeper 73C
For compensation of two additional
watchmen at the park 73C
| For compensation of the messenger nt
tendant in part on the main furnace $50
For compensation of the laborer
/ poyed by the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings for cleaning rotundo, wa
| ter closets, &c. 365
For compensation of the public gar
doncr 1900
For compensation of sixteen laborers
employed the public grounds and
! Presidents garden, at forty dollars
| per month each 1850
For annual repairs of the Presidents
house, garden, and laborers, gravel
| ing the walks in Presidents Square,
| &c. 5000
For purchase of books for library at tho
Executive mansion 250
For lighting Pennsylvania avenue from
the Treasury Department to the Capt.
tol, and compensation to two lamps
lighters for the came, and for lighting
the Capitol grounds and the Presi-
dents house IL 900
For compensation of four assistant draw
keepers ut the Potomac bridge, includ-
ing oil for lamps, mac hinery, frewood,
repairs of the northern abutments, and
other casual repairs 5000
For repairs of the bridges on the eastern
| branch Of the Potomac, pay of draw
| keepers, oil for lamps and ma
| chincry 1000
For the support, care, and medical treat
| ment OF twelve transient paupers,
medical and surgical patients in the
Washington Infirmary 2 1000