Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-26

For continuing the construction Of the light
house on Minot's Ledge, one of the Cohasset
rocks, Boston bay, Massachusetts,, being the
amount remaining to be appropriated to complete
the work according to the original estimate, forty.
seven thousand and ninety dollars and thirty-sx
J cents.
For completion nnd protection of way to light
house at Huron, Ohio, six thousand dollars; and
for the protection of the piers and beaconlght on
the nier at Cleveland Ohio, eight thousand dollar:
and for the protection of the piers and beacon light
on the piers ut Faiport Ohio, five thousand dol
thousand dollars.
For Communication of fuel and quarters for Off
GERS o. the army serving on lighthouse duty, the
payment of which is no longer provided for by the
Quartermoster's Department, three thousand two
! hundred and two dollars and twenty nine cents.
= For compensation Of two superntendents for
. the te-saving stations on TIE coasts Of Long Is
:. land and New Jersey, three thousand dollars.
e For compensation Of iity-iour keepers of sta
tions, at two hundred dollars each, ten thousand
eight hundred dollars.
i For support, care and medical treatment of for
u ty transient paupers, medical ana surgical patients
d in Washington Infrmary, six thousand dollars.
For purchase of manure for the public grounds,
3 one thousand dollar.
i For hire of carts the public grounds, one
i thousand and ninctyfve dollars.
. For the purchase and repair OF tools used in the
g public grounds, two hundred and fifty dollars
For purchase of trees and ree-boxes, to replace
where necessary such AS have been planted by the
= United States, and the repair of pavemcnts in
front of the public grounds, two thousand five hun
Q dred dollars.
For annual repairs Of the Capitol water closets,
public stables, water pipes, pavemcnts, and other
4 walks within the Capitol Square, broken glass and
l. locks, fve thousand dollars.
For annual repairs of the Presidents House an
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of plants for garden, and contingent expenses in
l. cdent thereto, six thousand dollars
@ For fuel, in part of the Presidents House, one
J. thousand eight hundred dollars.
: Eor lighting the Capitol and Presidents House.
the public grounds around them and around the
n Executive Offices, and Pennsylvania avenue,
i Bridge and High streets in Georgetown, Four-and-
!. a-hali, Seventh and Twelfth streets across the
mall, fortytwo thousand dollars, and the act incor-
# porating the "Washington Gas Light Company
d is hereby amended as to prohibit said company
from receiving, after the thirty first day of Decem-
g. Der next, more than thirty five cents per hundred
cubic feet of gas furnished by it TO any consumer
subject to discount Of not less than ten per cent
rm all bills for gas If paid at the Office Of sale
ie company within five days from the rendition there
g Of provided all arrears shall have been previously
81 paid
to For purchase of books for library at the Exc
le cutve Mansion, to be expended under the direc
s. hundred and fifty dollars.
he For repairs of the Potomac, Navy Yard, ant
er upper bridges, six thousand dollars.
ie For taking down and rebuilding the southern
III most span o the brdge the Potomac, know
,e as "Thc Long Bridge" three thousand two hun
ID dred and forty seven dolrals and fifty four cents
For repairs of Pennsylvania avenue three thou
e sand dollars.
g. For grading and gravclliLg b. street south from
ie Seventh TO Fourteenth streets west, setting curl
l. and paving cutters with stone, and footway witt
; brick the north side of the same, next to the
= public reservation, seven thousand nine hundred
and seventy-ni dollars and fifty cents
IL For enclosing the circle ut the intersection o.
I'd Pennsylvania avenue, and New Hampshire ave
SO nue. and X and Twenty third streets with wrought
nc irCn railing five feet high nine thousand an,
ie eighteen dollars and forty seven cents.
al For public reservation number two, and Lafay
ette square, two thousand dollars.
ee For taking care of the grounds south of tn
Presidents House, continuing the improve O
lg the same, and keeping them in order, five hun
IS. dred dollars.
For repairs of water pipes, five hundred dollars
or For cleaning out the sewer traps on Pennsyva
pe mia avenue aud repairing the same three hundre
y dollars.
20 For repairing the fence around that portion o
I'd the mall upon which The Smithsonian building i
r. situated, five hundled dollars.
rs For curb,ng, paving lootwalk and gutter laying
L. stone footway and grading on the south side o
N Missouri avenue from Third to Sixth streets west
I'd one thousand nine hundred and thirty nine dollar
,e and thirty seven cents
For seats of wood in tho Smithsonian grounds
o one hundred dollars.
- ~ SURVEY OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
Al For surveying the public lands (cxclusive o
<, California, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico
Of Kansas. Nebraska, and Utah,) including incident
,r al expenses and island surveys, ia the interior
and all other special and difficult surveys demand
oil ing augmented rates. to be appoitoned and applied
or to the several surveying districts, according to the
,. exgcnces of the public service, including expen-
n ses OF selecting swamp lands and the compensation
and expenses to survey to locate private land
d claims IN Louisiana, in addition to the unexpend
n ed balances ol all former appropriations htty thou
10 sand dollars.
!, For surveying the public lands and private lane
10 claims in Calinrnia, to be disburscd at the rate
Ia prescribed by law for the different kinds of work
twenty thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lanes and private LIANT
n claims in New Mexico ten thousand dollars
in For surveying the public lands in Kansas am
he Nebraska, also outlines of Indian reservations
It. twenty thousand dollars.
ur For salary OF the clerk detailed for the speca
O. service in the General Land Office to attend to tn
he unfinished surveys in the States, when the Office
Of the surveyors general have been closed, tive
ct thousand dollars.
O. For surveying the public lands in Oregon, to b'
in disbuised at the rates authorized by law, fiji
n teen thousand dollars
er For surveying the public lands in Washington
II Territory, ut the rates now authorized by law iii
of teen tlosani dollars.
PATENT OFFICE.
a, For drawings to illustrate the report of the Com
al missioner OF Patents for the year eighteen hundrc
and sixty, six thousand dollars.
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