The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-06-24
NUMBER 5.

sOorough, at the following places: one
on the,southeast astpoint ofCalf Island; one
on the western point Of the Middle
Ground, off Stone Island; one on Hall.
Tide Ledge, and one on a sunken rock at
the entrance Of Flanders Bay, two hun.
dred dollars.
For repairing of rcconstructing the
stone beacon on Buck Ledge, Penobscot
River, five hundred dollars.
Ncw HampsAjre.-For a beacon on
Wilcy's Ledge and spar-buoy on Half
Way Rock, in the harbor ofPortSmouth,
eight hundred dollars,
Massachusetts. For light boat near
Succonesset Shoal, North Channel Vine
yard Sound, twelve thousand dollars.
For three buoys in Holmes Hole Iiar-
Dor, three hundred dollars.
For the erection Of beacon and the
repair of bcacona and for buoys in the
harbor Of Ncwburyport two thousand
dollars.
For beacon on Fawn Bar, near Deer
Island, in Boston Harbor, in addition to
the former appropriation, one thousand
dollars
For two iron spindles on the northeast
ledge Of the Graves and on Harding's
Ledge, in Boston Harbor, in addition 10
the former appropriation, six thousand
dollars.
For light-boat near Killpond Bar, or
q lighthouse in the vicinity of it, as on
examination may be thought most cxpc-
dent, twelve thousand dollars.
For spar-buoy on Bib Rock, near
WellAeet Harbor, seventy,fve dollars.
For a buoy-boat on Great Rip, five
hundred dollars.
For a buoy-boat on Sand ShoaI near
north end Of Bass Rip, five hundred dol
lars. The above buoys to be located Un
der the direction Of the Superintendent
of Coast Survey.
For a first class light-vessel to hcmoo
red on or near the New South Shoal of
Nantucket, under the direction Of the
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey, TO
be built under the direction of a compa.
tent naval architect, and fitted with a.
life-boat, duplicate moorings, and a tog-
bell, the Illuminating apparatus to be of
large size parabolic rehectors and argand
lamps, to produce light properly dis
tinguiShed, which shall he seen as far as
the elevation of the lanterns above the
level of the sea will permit, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For Jones fog-bells at Bakers Island,
at the entrance Of Salem Harbor and at
Race Point, Cape Cod, five thousand dol
lars.
For buoy to be placed on q rock in
the Vineyard Sound, near Point Gam
mon lighthouse, one hundred and twen-
ty dollars.
For q buoy to be placed over sunkcn
vessel, at Succonesset Point, one hun
drcd and twenty dollars.
Towards the erection ola lighthouse
Of granite, iron, Or combination ofboth,
on the outer Minot Ledge, at the en;ran-
&c of Boston Harbor, upon a plan to be
approved by the Typographical Bureau;
a contract for the building thereof to be
made with the lowest responsible bidder
who shall give sufficient security for the
faithful performance ofthe same, and the
work to be executed in strict conformity
with the plan or plans approved by the
Typographical Bureau, under the super
vision of such persons as the Secretary Of
/
the Treasury may designate, eighty thou
sand dollars.
For four spay-buoys in the harbor Of
New Bedford, three hundred dollars.
For a light-vessel to be moored oft
Minot's Ledge, until the proposed light
house on said ledge be completed, sixteen
Thousand dollars. z
Rhode Island. For an iron can bnoy
to be placed on a rock in the channel