Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-13

Oi tho lNoTtn tut peHCuh ngnt NJ tnat Ihcc, hity
Thousand dollars.
For fog bell at Port du Morts light house, ff.
teen hundred dollars.
For lighthouse at Kewaunee, six thousand
dollars.
For the construction ofa suitable beacon light
at the port of Racine, thirty thousand one hun
dred dollars
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
to Peter Campan one hundred and fourteen dollars
and fifty eight cents.
New JERsEy-For rebuilding the two light.
house towers at Nave Sink, and fitting the same
with proper apparatus, sevcnty-two thousand nine
hundred and iorty-one dollars
NoRTH CARoiINA.--For re. establishing the Dca
con Island lighi.hous and constructing in con-
nexion herewith beacon light to form q range
for running the Ocracoke Inlet, five thousand
dollars
Fora beacon light at suitable point at ornear
Cape Hattcras Inlet, five thousand dollars
For n new lighthouse at the mouth of Cape
Fear River, in lieu of the present structure, forty
thousand dollars
For Buoying Beaufort Ilarborand Boguc Sound,
one thousand dollars.
For the erection of lighthouse a the mouth
of North River, (Allemarle Sound) ton thousand
dollars.
LoUlsIBHA For light house at the mouth of
Cacaseu River, seven thousand five hundred dol
lars.
VrRGiNlA-For the construction of frst.class
light at Assateaguc, in lieu of the present
lighthouse, fifty thousand dollars.
For buoyng the approaches to the canal con-
Meeting tha waters of the Chesapeake Bay with
Abemarlc Sound, five hundred dollars.
For the completion of the tower and Keepers
dwelling at Cape Charles, ten thousand two hun
dred dollars.
Mssrssrprr-For q new lighthouse at Pass
Christian, in lieu of the old light now at that place,
one thousand dollars; Prorided, That the old
lighthouse aud site now Mt that point be sold by
the Lighthouse Board under the authority of the
Secretary of the Treasury, and the proceeds of
said sale applied in aid Of the sum hereby appro-
miated for the construction Of said light. house.
CAcIFoRNrA. Far firstclass lighthouse at
Cape Mcndocino, being the extreme western point
of land on the Pacific coast, eighty thousand dol
lars.
Fora lighthouse at Trinidad Bay, twenty thou.
sand dollars.
For n light house on Point del Rcys, about
twenty eight miles north or the Golden Gate, forty
thousand dollars, and for fog ear signals, to be
erected in connection Herewith, upon the recon-
mendation of the Lighthouse Board, under the
direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For buoying out the channel and the bar at the
entrance of Humboldt Bay, and for three movable
Ibeacons TO be provided with lens lanterns, to be
lars.
WASHINGTON TERmToRY.-For lighthouse at
Crav's fIarbur, and for buoying out the channel
and bar at san harbOr, twenty thousand dollars.
For buoying ont the channel of the Columbia
River, from the mouth of the Willamette River to
the cascade of the Columbia River, five thousand
dollars.
SEC. 9. And be il further enacted, That no
norton of the money herein appropriated for the
erhction of any lighthouse or beacon light shall
be expended until plans shall be furnished and
contracts made for the entire completion of the
said light house or beacon light for the sum herein
appropriated.
SEC. g. And be It further enacted, That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated and directed to be paid,
out of any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the establishment at the points
herein nam, OF such ear signals as may prove to
be satisfactory under the experiments hcrenbeiOre
authorized to be made, that is to say: At West
Ouoddy Head and Boone Island, in Maine; at
Boston, is Massachusetts; ut Sandy Hook, in New
York; at Charleston, in South Carolina; at Sovan-
NAH Georgia; at the Southwest Pass OF the Misss-
sippi River; and at Galveston
SEC L. And be il FURTHER enacted, That il pre-
lmnary surveys are required to ascertain the ne
ccssty for any light house or other aid provided in
this bill, or to determine the proper site for the
same or to ascertain more fully what the public
cxigency requires, the Secretary of the Treasury
shall cause the necessary examinations and sur
veys on the sea-boad to be made, under the direc-
ton of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey,
and those on the lakes to be made under the di-
rccton of the Bureau of Typographical Engineers;
and in all cases in which adverse reports made,
they shall be submitted to Congress at its next
session; and in all cases in which the objects
authorized arc iavorably reported upon, the work
may be commenced Immediately, after valid titles
and State jurisdiction shall have been obtained
to the sites.
SEC. s. And he 10 further enGcfed, That the Sec
retary of the Treasury, on the recommendation of
the Lighthouse Board be, and he is hereby, auth
orizcd, in his discretion, to re-establish, from time
to time, such lights as may huvc been, or may
hereafter be, discontinued useless, under the
authority conferred by the act of third March
eighteen hundred and fifty nine, entitled "An ACT
making appropriations for lighthouses" and SC
forth, whenever, in the judgment of the Secretary
of the Treasury, upon the recommendation Of the
Lighthouse Board, such re.establishment is re-
qured by public convenience or the necessities o.
commerce.
SEC, @. .lnd be Il fuher enacted, That much
of the act approved March three, eighteen hun
dred and fifty. nine, as authorizes the erection Of
range beacons, for crossing the bar and entering
Galveston Bay, Texas, in place of the light vessel
at that place be and the same is hereby, repealed
and the light vessel is hereby directed to be re-
! stored.