Kansas weekly herald., 1854-11-24
VOLUME I---NUMBER II.

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proved Illuminating apparatus the lighthouse
tower at Cape Florida, fifteen thousand dollars.
For.completing the beacon on Rebecca Shoals,
five thousand dollars.
Foa iron buoys for Key West Habur and ap-
/ proaehes, one thousand five hundred dollars.
I For small beacon-1ight near or on Fort Nc
Rea, Pensacola, one thousand dollars.
| For two large iron buoys for Pensacola Bar,
| one thousand dollars.
For day-beacons and buoys, to markfhe chan
nels in Appalachicola Bay and st. Georges
Sound, from Dog Island lighthouse, three thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For buoys to mark the bar Of the northwest
channel Of and in Tampa Bay, one thousand doll
lars.
| For lighthouse on Southwest Cape, west
side [ofl Appalachee Bay, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
/ For beacon, buoy, or bell-boat, as may be
found most expedient, to mark the 0cklockonee
Shoal, five thousand dollars.
For day-marks, buoys, and stakes, to mark the
bar and channels OF the st. Marks River, five
Thousand dollars.
eligible site at or near the western entrance into
st. Georges Sound, to enable vessels to enter at
night, five thousand dollars.
.9LGbGmG.-For making permanent five range
stakes, with lights where required, at the Choc-
taw Pass and Dog River Bar, Mobile, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For completing the buoyage and stakeage of
the channels in Mobile Bay, Dauphin, Petit
Bois, Horn, Ship, and CAT Island Passes, ten thou
sand dollars.
For light and fog-bell, to be placed on board
of the Bethal and Hospital ship, moored in the
harbor of Mobile, two thousand eight hundred
dollars.
Mississippi.-FOr buOyage and stakage of Pas
to Biloxi, Mississippi city, and Shieldsboro',
eight thousand dollars.
For lighthouse on st. Joseph's Island, ten
thousand dollars.
Loaisiano.-For new lighthouse at Port
Pontchartrain, in the place of the present struc-
ture, which will not admit of being repaired, six
thousand dollars.
For a new lighthouse, at Bayou st. John, in
the place of the present structure, which will
not admit Of being repaired, six thousand dol
lars.
For new lighthouse at New Canal, in place
of the present Structure, which will not admit of
being repaired, six thousand dollars
For new beacon-light at Proctorsville, in the
place of one destroyed by fire November twenty
four, eighteen hundred and ffty-three, three
thousand dollars.
For an iron bell-boat, to ma rk the entrance to
the newly -dredged channel Of the Southwest
Pass OF the Mississippi, five thousand dollars.
! For screw-pile lighthouse on the "Shell
Keys" off Marsh Island, thirty thousand dollars.
For day-beacon, to be placed on the east end
Of Horn Island, one thousand five hundred dollars
For lighthouse, to mark the channel of the
Grand Pass to Barataria Bay, ten thousand dol
lars.
1 For lighthouse to mark the main entrance
to Timballier Bay, and for coast purposes, fifteen
thousand dollars.
! For lighthouse, to mark the channel or pas
sage called the Rigolets, connecting. Lakes Bor-
que and Pontchartrain, five thousand dollars.
For buoys and stakes to mark the channels of
the Atchafalaya and Cote Blanche Bays and
Bars, five thousand dollars.
l For an iron screw-pile lighthouse, to be erec-
ted as near to the entrance to the channel of the
Mississippi river, at the South West Pass, as
may be found to be practicable, to be fitted with
the most approved description of Illuminating
apparatus and fog-signals, forty-fve thousand
dollars.
For buoyage Of the Pass pOutre, Mississippi
River, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For lighthouse at the mouth of Calcasieu
River, six thousand dollars.
Tsras.-For two small range-lights at Gal
weston, one thousand dollars.
For completing the buoyage of Galveston Bar
and Bay, Sabine Pass and River, Matagorda Bar
and Bay, Aransas Bar and Bay, and Brazos San
tiago Bar and Bay, ten thousand dollars.
For alight-house on or near Gallinipper Point,
Lavacca Bay, ten thousand dollars.
For lighthouse on near Half Moon Reef,
Matagorda Bay, ten thousand dollars.
For day-beacon, to mark the wreck Of the
steamboat Farmer, near Pelican Island, in Gal
weston Bay, three hudred dolnlars.
i For beacon on the North Breaker to mark
the entrance to Galveston Bay, five thousanddol-
lrrs.
Micaigan.-For repair of the lighthouse foun-
dation, and pier connected Herewith, near Mon
roe, seven thousand two hundred dollars.
| For completing foundations of two lighthouses
on st. Clare Flats, twenty thousand dollars.
For lighthouse and fog-bell on the south
poit Of the harbor Of Michillimackinac, six thou
sand dollars.
For a lighthouse at or near Old Fort Mack
inaw, Michigan, six thousand dollars.
For lighthouse on Beaver Island, six thou
sand dollars.
IndianG.-For beacon-light on the pier or
breakwater at Michigan city, two thousand dol
lars.
Msnois-For temporary beaconSiight, at or
near the breakwater; now being constructed at
Waukegan, Little Fort one thousand dollars.
For buoys to max Emark the bar and harbor at
Chicago, three hundred dollars.
For light at Port Clinton, five thousand dol
lars.
| Forsthe foundatian of a lighthouse on the
| breakwater now in cousre of construction at the
harbor Of Waukegan, and for a light, when the
| foundatin shall be in a suitable condition for
condition for erecting the structure, in place of
the present light at Little Fort, ten thousand five
hundred dollars, to be expended under direction
of the Secretary Of War.
For light at Taylor port, five thousand dol
| lars.
Wisconsis.-For small beacon-light on or near
the pier at Port Ulao, in lieu OF the appropria-
ton for lighthouse at that port, approved
/ September tWenty-eight, eighteen hundred and
1 fifty, one thousand dollars.
! For small beacon-light, to be placed on the
new pier at Milwaukee, known as the "North
Cut, when it shall be completed, one thousand
dollars.
For alight- house at Fond du Lac, at the head
of Lake WIhnebago, ten thousand dollars.
Califoruia.-For harbor-light at the town
of Santa Cruz, Bay Of Monterrey or on Punta
Ano Nueva, ten thousand dollarss
/ For aharbor-light at Santa Barbara, ten thous-
and dollars.
| For lighthouse on or near Point Lobos, to
mark the entrance to San Francisco Bay, TWEEN
| ty-five thousand dollars.