The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-05-03


public stable. water-plpes, pavements, and the,
walks within the Capitol square, broken glass and
locks, and for the protection of the building and
keeping the main approaches to it unencumbered,
In addition to Old materials sold, eight thousand
dollars.
For fitting up rooms in the basement. under the
court room of the Supreme Court for consultation
room for the court six thousand five hundred dol
lars.
To enable the Commissioner of Public Buildings
to pay for sewers and paving in front Of Government
property constructed under the act of May five,
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, thirty-two thou
sand and seventy dollars: Provided, That no pay
ment shall be made account of any appropriations
herein contained to reimburse the city of Washing
ton for improvements heretofore constructed in
mont OF or through the public grounds, until the
items have been properly examined and audited as
to legality and amount by the proper officer of the
Treasury.
For Improvement of grounds, purchase of plants
for garden, and contingent expenses incident
thereto, two thousand dollars
For fuel; in part, for the Presidents House, five
For lighting the Capitol and Presidents House.
the public grounds around them, and around the
executive offices, and Pennsylvania avenue Bridge
and High streets in GEORGETOWN Four-and- a.hsli
street, Seventh and Twelfth streets across the mall
and Maryland avenue west, and sixth street south,
eighty-tive thousand dollars
For repairs Of the Potomac and upper BRIDGES six
thousand dollars.
For repairs of Pennsylvania avenue and keeping
it clean. and for sprinkling the same ten thousand
dollars.
For public reservation number two and Lafayette
square IN addition to any sum heretofore received
or that may hereafter be received for the sale of hay
raised on the grounds, two thousand dollars
For taking care of the grounds south of the Pres
idents house. and continuing the improvement Of
the same, three thousand dollars.
For repairs of water-pipes. five hundred dollars
For cleaning and repairing sewer traps on Penn
sylvania avenue, three hundred dollars
For casual repairs of all the furnaces under the
Capitol. five hundred dollars.
For an additional Waterman in reservation mum
Der two, seven hundred and twenty dollars
For casing with stone and I'M in
OF the north basement OF the old part of the Capitol
so as to correspond with the south basement al
ready completed, four thousand three hundred dol
lars.
For completing the sewer through the botanic
garden, twenty thousand five hundred and five dol
For taking up and relaying with stone 1aoeine
the brick pavement in front of the War and Nav
Departments on Seventeenth street. three thousand
dollars.
For stone crossings at the streets intersectipe
Pennsylvania avenye five thousand dollars
For repairing. re-glazing, re-painting and putting
in thorough order the greenhouse at the Presidents
five thousand dollars.
For repairing roof of the old portion of the Capi
| tol, five thousand four hundred and fifty dollars
To meet the expenditure made by the Commits
soner OF Public Buildings in illuminating the Cap
itol and the government portion of the City Hail
two hundred and fifty dollars.
For hauling manure for the public grounds five
hundred dollars.
For the protection and improvement of FRANKLIN
square, two thousand dollars.
For painting the Presidents house inside and ont
eight thousand dollars to be expended by tn,
Commissioner of Public Buidnge.
For rebuilding fence DESTROYED by fire) around the
Smithsonian Institution, two Numbered dollars
For fuel for centre building of Capitol, fifteen hun
dred dollars.
For completing the dome of the capitol, fifty thou
sand dollars. -..-.
For supplying deficiency in appropriation for light
ing the Capitol and Presidents House and publ,
grounds around them and around the executive Off
ces and Pennsylvania avenue; Bridge and high streets
Georgetown; Four-anda-half street, Seventh Street
and Twelfth street across the Mall and Maryland av
enne west, and Sixth street south, thirteen Thousand
dollars.
For sweeping and cleaning Pennsylvania avenue
prior to the Inauguration the fourth of March eip
teen hundred and siXty1iye, one thousand dollars
For carrying the Potomac waterin that portion O
the President House occupied for offices, and all til
necessary fixtures, three thousand dollars
For supplying deficiency in appropriation for fue
for the Presidents House and Capitol six Thousand
dollars
For continuing the work on the Capitol extension
| one hundred and seventyive thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of Patent Office Building tel
| thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses incident to the deaf
and burial of Abraham Lincoln, late President of th
| United States, thirty thousand dollars
For salary of warden OF the Jail in the District @
| Columbia, sixteen hundred dollars.
For the support and maintenance of the convict
| transferred from the District of Columbia to sue
place places may be selected by the Secretary
| the Interior, thirty thousand dollars.
For the preservation OF the collections of the eS
| ploring and surveying expeditions of the govern
| OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
For publication Of the laws, eight thousand dollars
] For extra clerk hire, eight thousand dollars
For the pay OF the United States Commissioner an
for the pay of the United States SURVEYOR and for in
cidenta expenses in the execution of the duty assign
ed 10 the joint commission appointed under the frs
article OF the reciprocity treaty between the Unite
States and Great Britain of the fifth of June eightee
hundred and tifyfour, from November first eighteen
hundred and sixty-tive, to March, eighteen hnndre
and sxy-siX, and for drafting and Compilation of tn
| final chart, showing the OlaceS preserved
! common liberty of fishing" their limits and descru
| tons, fifteen hundred dollars much thereof a
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
For deficiency in appropriations for salaries unde
act Of March third, eighteen hundred and sixty-ve
| three thousand three hundred dollars
! For pay to two extra clerks from January first t
June thirty eighteen hundred and sixty-six lively
| hundred dollars. ---
For stationery furniture and other CONTINGENCIES
and for books and maps for the Library for the Int
rior Department, three thousand dollars.
| For compensation for temporary clerks in the Per
sion bureau Tor the current fiscal year, twenty thou
sand dollars.
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE
For the support, clothing and medical treatment q
the insane of the army and navy and the revenue cut
ter service and oil the District OF Columbia at the hos
pta for the insane in said District including fiv
hundred dollars for books stationery and incidents
| expenses, ninety thousand five hundred dollars
For finishing, furnishing and lighting additions
| accommodations in the east wing; for new beddin
for the west wing and for the extension and repank
1
For continuation of the wall enclosing the ground
| of the hospital, ten thousand dollars s--I|
For removing and repairing three old frame house
and building two cottages for the occupation q
| the employees of the hospital having families si
PATENT OFFICE.
| For expenses of receiving. arranging and taEin,
care OF copyright books, charts and other copyright
matter one thousand eight hundred dollars.
For preparing Illustrations and descriptions for re
| port six thousand dollars
For finishing the saloon in the north wing of tn
Patent Office building, and for furnishing the sam
with suitable accommodations for the reception anC
convenient exhibition of the models thirty Thousand
dollars Pro0aded, That in the purchase of carpet
for any of the public buildings or offices under an
appropriations herein provided, they shall be of do
CENSUS OFFICE.
For making good the aggregate difference between
the original rates of salaries paid the clerks and EN-
ployes of the Census Office before they were assign
| ed to the General Land Office from June one to De
cember thirty -one, eighteen hundred and sixty-ye
| two thousand four hundred and fifty dollars an(
| thirty-one cents
For paying the salaries at the original census rate
of principal clerk and other clerks and one emnov,
| from january one to June thirty, eighteen hundred
and s1Xy-slX, SIX thousand four hundred and sixt,
dollars.
For incidental expenses of the Census Office. Af
teen hundred dollars.
In the office of engineer, Department of the Interi
or, viz:
For one clerk, six months, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars per annum, nine hundred dollars
For one Clerk six months, at one thousand five hun
ureu uOtrS per tnuIn, seven hundred ~ fifty dollars
For one clerk, six months, at one thousand two
hundred dollars per annum, six hundred dollars.
For mileage OF Government engineer from Cincin
natl Ohio, to Omaha, Nebraska, and thence to Wash
lngton IN July, eighteen hundred and sixty-five di
rected by the President of the United States to
inc and report upon Union Pacific railroad routes
west from Omaha, two thousand nine hundred and
TWO miles, at ten cents per mile, two hundred and
ninety dollars and twenty cents
FOR mileage OF the same, from Washington to New
York and back, in August eighteen hundred and six
ty-fye on account of Union Pacific railway two hun
per mile, forty-fve dollars
For cost Of completing bridge over Big Sioux river
near sioux City, and government wagon road from
Sioux City Iowa, to Fort Randall, Dakotah Territory
For Communication OF quarters and fuel to officers OF
corps OF engineers, United States army in CHARGE of
enngineer office, Department of the Interior arTeea
bly, to army regulations first August, eighteen hnn-
dred and sixty five to June thirteth eighteen hind
red and sixty to be paid by Department of the In
terror agreeably to army regulations, eleven hundred
and thirty dollars sixty -four cents
For contingencies. two thousand dollars
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For purchasing files of leading American ne1vs,o-
ers for the Library of Congress, one thousand five