The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-27

ana dollars.
For transcribing records of private
land claims in the Office of the recorder
ofland titles at St Louis, twelve hundred
dollars.
For additional compensation to certain
deputy surveyors in Illinois and Missou-
ri, for corrective and detached surveys,
one thousand six hundred and ninety.
four dollars and forty-seven cents.
For the payment of balance due for
surveying done in the State of Mississippi,
in the year eighteen hundred and forty
one, seven hundred and one dollars and
forty-two cents.
For compensation of surveyors and o.
ther agents required in Illinois, Missou-
ri, and Florida, to carry into effect the
act of September twenty-cight, eighteen
hundred and fifty, granting swamp lands,
&c, six thousand dollars
For surveys in Louisiana at augment
ed rates, thirty-fvc thousand six hun
dred and cighty-six dollars.
For survey of private claims in Flori-
da, under the act of June twenty-cight,
eighteen hundred and forty-cight, includ
ing the work now under contract, ten
tlo isand dollars.
! For completing certain surveys in
Florida, at rate not exceeding six dol
lars per mile, in consequence of the pc.
culiar difficulties attending the execution
of the same, on account of swamps. lakes,
marshes, &c, and for scrap work, ten
thousand dollars
For surveying standards parallels, town.
ship and section lines in Orcgon,at rate
not exceeding twelve dollars per mile, in.
cluding incidental expenses, sixty-two
thousand dollars.
For surveying two thousand six hun.
dred and twenty-five miles of meridian,
base and standard lines, meandering and
survey of irregular or river lots, &c, at
a rate not exceeding fifteen dollars per
mile, thirty-nine thousand three hundred
and seventy y-fve dollars.
For subdividing lands in California in
to townships, equal to two thousand sew
en- hundred miles of surveying, at rate
not exceeding fourteen dollars per mile
tn rty y-sevcn thousand eight hundred dol
lars.
For subdividing one hundred and ff-
ty townships in California into sections
at rate not exceeding twelve dollars
per mile, one hundred and eight thousand
dollars.
For extending surveys in California
through the mineral region, twenty thous
, and dollars.
For surveying private claims in Cali
fornia which may have bceen presented
= in good faith to the board of land com
mssioners, twenty-five thousand five hun
f dred dollars Provided. That the author
, ity hereby conferred on the surveyor gen
eral shall apply only to such unconfrm
ed cases as in the gradual extension o
J the lines of the public surveys he shal
find within the immediate sphere of hi
{ operation, and which he is satisfied ough
: to be respected, aud actually surveyed
! in advance of confirmation.
: For subdividing the island of SAINT
/ Cruz, San Miguel, or Santa Rosa; Sal
Bernardo, Santa Catalina San Clemente
:. or San Salvador. San Nicolas. and SAINT
t Barbara, on the coast of California, b.
= the coast survey, according to such pla
t as may be devised by tine General Lam
Office, SO that said islands may be read
. ly disposed of under the laws of the
: nited States, and in establishing the nee
C csary corners along the meanders wit
d which to connect the lines of the subd
: vision under this appropriation, twent
n Thousand dollars Provided. That tn
c Superintendent Of the Coast Survey shal
a return to the General Land Office tv
h complete copies of the maps and Gel
J. notes Of said subdivisions with the meal
= ders and connexions aforesaid, one
which shall be for the recorders of til
C Surveyor General: And provided, fu
:. ther That all leases of any of said island
l. or Of any part of either of them no
" outstanding, shall be regarded as will
y out authority and void
C For rent of Surveyor Generals offic,
If purchase of instruments, records. draw
1t ing materials, furniture, fuel, pay
d messenger, Sc, eleven thousand four hun
d dred dollars.
n, For completing the geological surve
1t of the iron region of that portion (
r. Michigan which borders on Lake Sup
rior, fifteen hundred dollars
al For defraying the expense of surve,
lc ing and marking the boundary betwec
a. the States Of Missouri and Iowa, undc
r the recent decision and order of the ST
10 preme Court, eleven thousand and fort,
s. two dollars and sixty-eight cents.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
For compensation of the Commission
os er of Public Buildings, two thousan,
dollars.
N For the compensation of clerk i
70 the Office of the Commissioner of Pul
lie Buildings, one thousand dollars.
s. For the annual repairs of the Capito
b. water closets, public stables, pavement
* and other walks within and around tn
Capitol square, the tagging in the crypt
ic the doors of the wood vaults, and for rt
$, painting the crypt, faces of the WOO
I'd vaults, &c, seven thousand dollars.
For the purchase of two thousand fec
al of six inch iron water-pipe, to conduC
70 the water to the Capitol, and for layin
the same, two thousand five hundre
). dollars.
d. For annual repairs of the President
r. House and improvement of the ground
DC viz repairs of the roof and chimney
al replacing defective stone at the base {
of the house, laying brick walks from til
p house to the Treasury, War, and Nav
ie Departments cleaning, painting, an
in whitewashing the inside of the house, r,
K pairing gravel walks, paving brick gut
IN ters in the grounds, fitting new blinds
n the south MindnMs nnisidn six thnnsan