, 1860-12-28

signal erected by Daboll. and now in operation at
New London, six thousand dollars
Nstc YOrk.-FoT the erection Of a stone beacon on
Mil Reef five thousand dollars
For the beacon lights upon the Hudson River be-
tween Albany and Troy, two thousand dollars.
For beacon light at Oak Orchard, Lake Ontario,
three thousand five hundred dollars.
-Mchigan.-For rebuilding the tpwerr at White Fish
Point Detour, and Mantpu Island all on the coast Of
Lake Superior, forty-fve thousand dollars.
For lighthouse at Betraw Bay, six thousand dol
lars.
For lighthouse at, or near, Tawas City. six thou
sand dollars.
For a lighthouse at the mouth of Nanistee River,
Ave thousand dollars.
one or two beacon lights at the dire ,tinn Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury at the entrance to Grand
Island Bay aud harbOr, Lake Superior, six thousand
dollars.
hundred dollars
For a range of lights at Copper Harbor, lake Supe
rior, with log bell such other signal as the
Secretary OF the Treasury, the recommendation o
the Lighthouse Board, thiry-hve hundred dollars.
For a lighthouse ut Uld Fort AackinaW, six thou
sand dollars.
WISCONSIN For the construction Of a lighthouse
at Milwaukee, in lieu Of the Fourth Cut beacon light
at that place, fifty thousand dollars.
For fog bell at Port dd Mort lighthouse, ffteer
hundred dollars.
For a lighthouse at Kewaune, six thousand dollars
| For the construction Of a ssitable beacon light a
the port of Racine, thirty thousand one hundred dol
lars.
To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay {,
Peter Chapman nDe hundred and fourteen dollars ant
nfty-eight cents.
Nnto Jsrsey.-For rebuilding the two Lighthouse
towerk at Nave Sink, and fitting the same with prop
apparatus, seVentytwo thousand nine hundred ant
fOrty-one dollars.
North CarOliaa-For re-establishng the Beacor
Island lighthouse and constructing In connection
Herewith beacon light to form range for running
the OckucOke Inlet, five thousand dollars.
For beacon light at a suitable poiut at, or near
Cape Hatteras Inlet, five thousand dollars.
For new lighthouse ut the mouth Of Cape Feal
River In lieu Of the present structure forty thousand
dollars.
For buoying Beaufort Harbor and Bogue Sound
one thousand dollars.
For the erection of a lighthouse at the mouth o
North River (Albemnrle Sound), ten thousand dol
lars.
J.Ouisidna.-For a lighthouse at the mouth Of Cal
ca ieu River, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
Yirginid.-For the construction Of first-cass light
huse at Assateagne, in lieu Of the present lighthouse
hty thousand dollars.
For buoyng the approaches to the canal connect
ing the waters OF the Chesapeake Bay with Abemare
Sound. five hundred dollars.
For the completion Of the tower and keepers dwell
ling at Cape Charles, ten thousand two hundred dol
lars.
MississiPpi.-For a new lighthouse at Pass Chris
tian, In lieu Of the old light now at that place. one
thousand dollars: PrOrided, That the old lighthouse
and site now at that point be sOd 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 appropriated for the construction
OF the said lighthouse.
CdI1oInid.-FOr a frstclass lighthouse at Cape
Mendoclno, being the extreme western point Of land
on the Pacific coast, eighty thousand dollars
dollars.
For lighthouse on Point del Reys, about twenty.
eight miles north Of the Golden Gate forty thousand
dollars, and for fog ear signals to be erected in
connection Herewith. upon the Recommendation of
the Lighthouse ard, under the direction of the Sec
retary, two thousand Eve hundred dollars.
For buoying out the channel and the bar at the en-
trance OF Humboldt Bay, and for three movable bca-
cons 10 be provided with lens lanterns TO be kept in
rage with the c0annel, ten thousand dolars.
Washington 1erTifOTy.-For a lighthouse at Gray 8
Harbor, and for buoying out the channel and bar at
said harbor, twenty thousand dollars.
For buoying ont the channel at the Columbia Riv-
er, IRON the mouth OF the Willamette River 10 the
cascade OF the Columbia Rivers, five thousand dol
Sac. T. And be Il further enacted That no porti n
Of the money herein appropriated for the erection OF
and lighthouse or beacon light shall be expended
III plans shall be furnished and contracts made for
the entire completion Of the said lighthouse or bea
con light for the sum herein appropriated
SEo. 3. ARd Be u further enacted, That the sum Of
twenty thousand dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated aud directed - be paid out Of any mon
ey 10 the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the
establishment at the points herein named Of such ear
signals as may prove to be satisfactory under the ex
perments herenbeIore authorized to be made that is
70 say; At West Quoddy Head and Boone Island in
Maine; at Boston, In Massachusetts, at Sandy Hook
In New York; at Charleston, in Sonth Carolina; at
Savannah Georgia; at the Southwest Pass Of the Mis-
sissippi River, and at Galveston.
SEC. 4. And be IL further enaeted That II prelim-
nary surveys required 10 ascertain the necessity
for any lighthouse other aid provided in this bill
or 70 determine the proper site for the same to as
certain more fully what the public exigency requires
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall cause the necessa
ry examinations and surveys on the seabOard to be
made, under the direction Of the Superintendent of
the Coast Survey, and those the lakes to be made
under the direction Of the Bureau Of Typographical
Engineers; and In all In which adverse reports
are made, they shall be submitted to Congress at its
next session; and In all in which the objects a
thorzed are layorably reported upon the works may
be commenced Immediately, after valid titles and
State jurisdiction shall have been obtained to the
sites.
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted. That the Secre-
tary Oi the Treasury, on the recommendation Of the
Lighthouse Board, be, and he is hereby authorized
IN his discretion, 10 reestablish, from time to time
Sach lights as may have been, or may hereafter be,
Discontinued a. useless, under the authority conferred
oythe act OF third March, eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, entitled "An act making appropriations for
ghthouses, and 80 FORTH whenever in the Judgment
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury upon the recommen
dation OF the Lighthouse Board, such re-estabsh.
ment Is required by the public convenience or the ne
ce'sites Of commerce.
SIC. 6. And be IL further Enacted, That so much
OF the act approved March three. eighteen hundred
and hftnne as authorizes the erection Of range bea
cons for crossing the bar and entering Galveston Bay
be repealed and the light vessel at that place he and
the sane is hereby repealed and the light vessel il
hereby directed TO be restored.
Approved June 20, 1860.