The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1853-05-21

mehted rates, thirty FIVE thousand six
hundred and eighty six dollars.
For survey Of private claims in Flor
ida, under the act of June twenty eighth,
eighteen hundred and forty eight, inclu-
ding the work now under contract, ten
thousand 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 execu-
tion of the same, on account of swamps,
lakes, marshes, &c., and for scrap work,
ten thousand dollars. 4-.
For surveying standard parallels,
township and section lines, in Oregon,
al rate not exceeding twelve dollars
per mile, including 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 rate not exceeding fifteen dollars
per mile, thirty nine thousand three hun
dred and seventy five dollars.
For subdividing lands in California
into townships, equal to two thousand
seven hundred miles of surveying, at a
rate not exceeding fourteen dollars per
mile, thirty seven thousand eight hun
dred dollars. ..
For subdividing one hundred and ff-
ty townships in California into sections,
ut rate not exceeding twelve dollars
per mile, one hundred and eight thous-
and dollars.
For extending surveys in California
through the mineral region, twenty
thousand dollars.
For surveying private claims in Cal
itornia which may have been presented
in good faith TO the board of land com
missioners, twenty two thousand five
hundred dollars; Provided, That the
authority hereby conferred on The Sur
SsyyS.! SsyySriGsnersl !.a shall apply only TO such
tension of the lines of the public surveys
he shall find within the immediate sphere
of his operations, and which he is salts
fed ought to be respected, and actual
ly surveyed in advance of confirmation.
For subdviding the islands of Santa
Cruz, San Miguel, or Santa Rosa, San
Bernardo, Santa Catalina, San Glenn
{ ente, or San Salvador, San Nicolas, and
Santa Barbara, on the coast Of Califor-
MIA, by the coast survey, according to
such plan as may be devised by the Ge-
, neral Land Office, so that said islands
may be readily disposed of under the
laws of the United States, and in esta.
blishing the necessary corners along the
meanders with which to connect the
lines OF the subdivisions under this ap.
preparation, twenty thousand dollars
Provided, That the superintendent o.
the Coast Survey shall return to the
: General Land Office two complete CO.
: pies of the maps and field notes Of said
f subdivisions with the meanders and con.
: nections aforesaid, one of which shall
E be for the records of the Surveyor Ge.
, neral And provided, further, That al
t leases of any Of said islands, or Of any
. part Of either of them now outstanding
: shall be regarded as without authority
and void.
For rent of Surveyor Generals Office
V purchase of instruments, records, draw
e ing materials, furniture, fuel, pay of mes
!, senger, &C., eleven thousand four hun
dred dollars.
: For completing the geological surve,
: of the iron region of that portion Of Mi
!. chgan which BORDERS on Lake Superior
e fifteen hundred dollars. l5a
J. For defIaying the expense Of survey
IS ing and marking The boundary betweeI
e the States of Missouri and Iowa, unde
d the recent decision and order of the Su
i preme Court, eleven thousand forty tw
i. dollars and sixty eight cents.
Public Buildings. For compensa
G ton of the Commissioner Of Public Bui
n dings, two thousand dollas. @
l. For the compensation Of clerk !
the office Of the Commissioner Of Pub
r lie Buildings. one thousand dollars.
ID For the annual repairs Of the Capito
d water closets, public stables, pavement
ID and other walks within and around tn
s. Capitol Square, the tagging in the cryp
,r the doors of the wood vaults, and f
s. repainting the crypt, faces Of the woo
d vaults, &c /, seven thousand dollars.
l. For the purchase Of two thoasan
feet Of six-inch iron water pipe, to cor
ID duct the water to the Capitol, and f