The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-20

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For completion of pier of protection and repairing
| Waugoshance lighthouse at Straits of Macklnac
ninety thousand dollars.
| For the establishment of beacon-lights TO mark
Beaverton Channel, Paapsco river, Maryland, thlr-
| ty thousand dollars.
| To enBble the Lighthouse Board to re-esta6llsh
| lights and other aid to navigation on the southern
coast, two hundred thousand dollars, -
To reimburse the appropriation for furnishing the
Presidents househe sum transferred from it by the
accounting officers of the treasury to settle another
| account OF the Commissioner of Public Buildings
| forannual repairs four thousand dollars; and the
| avals OF old furniture which may be sold shall be
applied to the purchase of new furniture.
To enable the Commissioner OF Public Buildings
TO put in thorough repair the bridge the Poo
mac at Little ais. in accordance with the estimate
OF the engineer, TWO thousand four hundred and ten
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to pay the
interest on sundry sums loaned for government
purposes by the first National Bank at Washington
District OF Columbia the sum OF five thousand SIX
hundred and seventy dollars and twelve cents.
For compensation to the Commissioners and chief
clerk OF the General Lard Office 10 be apportloned
by the Secretary Of the Interor) in consideration of
| the increased duties devoying on them from June
seventh eighteen hundred and sixtya TO Deem
Der thrty-frst eighteen hundred and sixty-hve in
connection with the census OF eighteen hundred and
sixty, seventeen hundred and fifty dollars.
| For painting iron fences two thousand hVe hun
| dred dollars.
For repairing gates to the iron fence enclosing
| Lafayette square, five hundred do lars.
| To repair and whitewash the wooden fences
around the several reservations, one thousand
| dollars.
For repairing the arch on New Jersey avenue
below the coast Survey building,one Thousand
dollars.
| To repair or replace the water-pipes which
| convey the water from the spring in Franklin
| square to the Presidents house, and to the
| Treasury, War, and navy Departments, six
| Thousand dollars.
For making the road from the President IS
stable to the house, fifteen hundred dollars
| For four new pave washers on Pennsylvania
| avenue, one thousand dollars.
To pay for drainage by pipes of the waste
water from the Presidents house, the cow
| stable, cow-yard, and small green house, one
| thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
For an iron fence around the Botanic Garden
| fifteen thousand dollars.
| To cause to be painted in the square panels
| of glass, in the ceiling of the House of Repre-
| sentatives, the escutcheons of the States of
West Virginia and Nevada, the sum OF one hundred
! and thirty dollars
: For COMPENSATION of one additional laborer here
by authorized to be appointed in the library OF Con-
| gress. commencing July first, eighteen hundred
| and siXty-slx, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For purchase OF coal and pay OF hremen to warm
the library of Congress, two thousand two hundred
and eighty dollars.
| For care support. and medical treatment of sixty
transient pappers, medical and surgical patients.
in some proper medical institution In the City OF
Washington, under contract to be formed with
such institution by the commissioner OF Public
Buildings twelve thousand dollars, or 30 much
thereof as may be necessary.
For hire of carts the public grounds, two thou
sand dollars.
kor purchase and repair of tools used in the pub
lie grounds, four hundred dollars.
For purchase of trees and tree-boxes TO replace,
| when necessary, such as have been planted by the
United States. to whitewash tree-boxes and fences,
grounds three thousand dollars.
For annual repairs of the Capitol waterclosets, and
to put the proper number of waterclosets in the up
per stories public stables. waterpipes pave ments
and other walks within the Capitol square, broken
glass and locks, and for the protection of the build
ing and keeping the main approaches to 1t unen-
numbered in addition 10 the sale OF old material,
| twelve thousand dollars.
For grading and repairing Virginia avenue, ten
4 tn ousand dollars.
| For keeping the spring and water-plpes which
supply all the drinking water to the Capitol in re-
| pair, and erecting substantial wooden fence around
the ground on which The spring at smiths farm is,
one thousand dollars.
i For the Capitol extension, two hundred thousand
dollars.
For fuel, in part, for the Presidents House, five
thousand dollars.
For lighting the Capitol and Presidents House
and public grounds around them around the execu-
tive offices, and Pennsylvania avenue, sixty thou
sand dollars.
For lighting Four-and -a-half street across the
Mall, and Maryland avenue west, ana Sixth street
south. fifteen thousand dollars: PrOUidea. That
the corporation OF Washington city shall light their
street lamps with seventeen burners, twenty-one
nights in each month, from dark until daylight and
that no part OF this appropriation shall be dsbursed
until ii is proved to the satisfaction OF the Commits
sioner of Public Buildings that said corporation
have so lighted their street lamps.
For pay Of lamp-lighters, gas-ftting, plumbing,
lamp pOSIs lanterns, glass, paints, 1nalcheS ndJerl
ais and repairs of all sorts twenty thousand dollars
For casual repairs oil the Potomac, navy yard, and
upper bridges six thousand dollars.
For repairs of Pennsy lyania avenue, five thousand
dollars.
For public reservation number two and Lafayette
square in addition to the sale of hay which may be
raised on the former, three thousand dollars,
For purchase OF fuel for the centre building OF the
: Capitol, fifteen hundred dollars
kor erecting new draw in the navy yard bridge
d five thousand dollars.
For taking care Of the grounds south of the Pres
dents House, continuing the Improvement OF the
same, and repairing fences, three thousand dollars
81 For repairing of water-ppes five hundred dollars
N FOR cleaning and repairing sewer traps on Penn
o sylvania avenue, three hundred dollars,
For casual repairs of all the furnaces under the
n Capitol. five hundred dollars.
For undertaking the Presidents garden ant
Q Capitol grounds one thousand dollars.
Z To enable the Commissioner OF Public Build
ings to so grade portion of North Capito
, street as to relay the water-ppes leading from
q the government spring to the Capitol, suth
q GENTLY below the grade as to secure from frost
and to relay said pipes, eight thousand one hun
), dred and forty dollars.
For hauling manure for top-dressing the pub
l. lie grounds, five hundred dollars.
J. For the protection and improvement o.
: Franklin Square fifteen hundred dollars.
:. For Waterman for Franklin square, six hun
5 dred dollars. stEt fE
(, For the compensation of eight extra clerks
in tn? office of Indian affairs, under the acts o.
August fifth eighteen hundred and y-four
and March third eighteen hundred and sixty
five, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth
eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, eleven thou.
sand two hundred dollars.
: For the continuation of the work upon the
north portico of the Patent Office Building, OF
= fifty thousand dollars.
? For additional contingent expenses of the
northeast executive budding. or the building
occupied by the Secretary of State, including
extra watchmen and laborers, six thousand
t dollars.
For salaries Of commissioners under can act
to provide for the revision and consolidation
of the statue laws of the United States, APP
proved June twenty seven, eighteen hundred
and siXty-six, and for clerical services, and
other incidental expenses, the printing to be
done by TIM Government Printing Office, TWEEN
ty-fiye thousand dollars.
For the payment of temporary clerks of the
first class in the Office of the Commissioner of
Pensions under the direction of the Secretary
of the Interior, for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred ami slxty-seven,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the interior, at
his discretion, to rent such rooms ill., the vicin-
ity of the department for the use fthe pension
office as may be deemed necessary for the trans
action ofthe business of that Office, three thou
sand dollars.
For the purchase of q site and the erection
of building at st. Paul, Minnesota, for Gus
tom house, post. office, the accommodation of
the federal conrts, and other necessary govern
ment purposes, the same to be expended under
the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury,
| fifty thousand dollars.
| JAIL IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
For the support and maintenance of the con-
victs transferred from the District of Columbia
such place or places as may be selected by the
Secretary of the Interior, fifty thousand dol
| lars.
For salary of warden of the jail in the Dis
! trict of Columbia, two thousand dollars for the
fiscal year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hun
dred and siXty-seven, and the same is hereby
authorised.
For the payment in part, for the purchase of
| sites and the erection of school houses in the
county of Washington, in the District of Co
lumbia, payable to the Board of Commission
ers of Primary Schools of said county, the sum
| of ten thousand dollars.
For support of the Columbia Hospital for
wome n and lying-i association, ten thousand
| dollars.