Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

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| AZ ACT making appropriateness for Sundry
| CIV expenses Of the government for the yeNr
ending JUEe thirty, eighteen hundred and
| s.x;y-cine. 2Ld Tor other purposes
| IConliaar6 FYsul Saturdays Sfar1
! SURVIVING THE PUBLIC LANDS
| For surveying the public lands an Minnesota.
| ~ rates not exceeding ten dollars per IinaAl
mile icT standard lines seven dollars co. % an
4 rAIl' axe az dollars fCT section lines, twenty
! thOussr d dollars.
| For surveying The public lands in Dako.s
| IefriloTy, including the lands along the R.d
| hlteT OF the North. AZ rates nos exc .eding ten
| Goila-- Ter Inca! mile fog standard fines s-Vpn
1olis's y. township and six dollars for seU ioa
\ lines twenty thousand dollars
For surveying the public lands In Neby4sks
| 81 rates let exceeding ten dollars per linsgi
mile Tor staEdard IIues. SIX dollars Tor t,V,-,,
| SOP, alc hse dollars ior section lines, forty
| thousand dollars. ''
foT Surveying the public lands in Kansas a,
| rates rot Exceeding ten dollars per iiueai mi -
| FOR standard lines. SIX dollars Tor townshlp
\ sand dollars
tor surveying the public lands ia Idaho. +,
fS'es mo- eNceeaIng fifteen dollars per mite 10
| s'ancafo lines. twelve dollars foI tov-nshID
| and Ell for section lines, fifteen thousand do,
| lars.
toT surveying The public Lands in Color, g..
AZ rates not exceeding fifteen dollars Ter I'm :,
| mile for standard lines, twelve dollars fl-
| township. AMI ten dollars for section line.
! forty thousand dollars.
Fer surveying the boundary liue between tn
\ State Of Nebraska snd Territory of CoIors H.
and That portion of the western boundary a.
the Stale Of Nebraska embraced bat vreep tha
! ioriy-hrSt and forty-third degrees of latitude
estimated three hundred and twenty miles At
not exceeding fifteen dollars per mile tom
thousand elgh; hundred dollars: to be expended
nncer the direction OF the Commission Of n
| General Land ONCE.
| For surveying the public lands IN Nevada.
at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per hneaI
| mile for standard lines, tweIve dollars To-
| township, and ten dollars for section lines
| hity thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands iu ARR na
| AZ rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per lInral
| mlle icr standard lines twelve dollars for
| township, and ten dollars Tor section lines
| five thousand dollars.
| For surveying the public lands IN Calitornis
| atrr'es not exceeding fifteen dollars per hn-al
| nile for standaI d lines, twelve dollars for
| township, and ten dollars fog section line,
| nfry thousand dollSrs.
For surveying the public lands in Oregon.
| NJ rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per iiu.al
| mile for standard lines, twelve dolIars tor
| township, and ten dollars for section Iines
| Tty thousand dollars: P5Orided, That out OF
| MS appropriation the Comm ssioner of the
! General Land Once NAV pay sum MOI eX .
ceeding one thousand dollars for surveys of
| last year.
For surveying he public lands in Washing
| ton Territory. a rates not exceeding fifteen
| dollars per lneaI mile for standard Iinas.
| twelve dollars for township. and ten dollar,
| for section lines, fifteen thousand dollars
For surveying public lands in Ne " Mexico.
| al rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linz 4
| mile foT standard lines. twelve dollars tD,.
Tow nshIp and ten dollars for section lines, five
| thousand dollars.
| For surveying he public lands in Montaua
Territory, al rates not exceeding fifteen dollars
| per lineal mile for ssadsrd lines, twelve dol
| lars for township, aud ten dollars for secuoa
| lines, twenty thousand dollar.
| For surveying the public laads in Utah Ter
ritory at rates net exceeding fifteen dollers per
| Ineai mile for standard lines. twelve dollars
| for township, and ten dollars tor sectioa lines
| twenty thousand dollars.
| For surveying public lands IN the Stat, of
| florlGa. ten thousand dollars
For surveying the eastern boundary OF Me-
| yadd, estimated four hundred aud twenty-five
| miles a. not exceeding TWEEN i've dollars per
| mile, ten thousand Xix hundred and twenty
| tive dollars, TO he expended under the direction
| OF The Commissioner OF the General L:nd
1 Office.
| PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
| For repairs and improvements OF puolic
huildings and grounds heret lfOr- under the di-
recnon OF the Commissioner OF PGblic Build
! lnss, to wit:
For casual repairs OF the navy yard and up
| per bridges, three thousand dollars
Ecr repairs aud taking care of The bridge a
or near the Little Falls OF tine Potomac river.
twenty-six thousand dollars.
| For repairs of the Long bridge across the
! Potomac river, fifteen thousand dollars.
For fuel for the Presidents House, five thous-
snd dollars.
For Improvement anu care of reservation
number two and Lafayette square, TWO ihous-
/ and dollars.
Fer care and improvement of grounds south
| OF the PRESIDENT House, one thousand dol
| lars.
For extra labor in removing snow and ice
| from the pavements and public walks. ive
| hundred dollars
For repairs OF wa;er-pipes one thousand
| dollars.
For manure for the public grounds and res.
| eTNations ahd carriage OF the sams, Two Inous-
| and dollars.
| For care OF reservations on New York.
| Massachusetfs Vermont. and Maryland ave-
| nues, three thousand dollars.
FOR painting iron fences around the public
! squares ana RESERVATIONS. three thou sand dol
| lars.
For annual repairs OF the Presidents House
| five thousand dollars.
| For HOVER pots. glasses. wine. and 50 forth
! one thousand dollars
For Iuel n the centre building efthe CapIt,I.
! one Thousand live hundred dollars
| For care OF the circle, one thousand dollars
FoT LAYING pavement through the mail atonr
| SIKH street south, opened Oy aCt OF Congress.
| approved March second, eighteen hundred ana
| sINrys-Yen. TWO thousand dollars.
| For additional repairs OF conservatory a the
/ President House. and for supplying the same
! with suitable COLI eICn OF plants 10 replace
| those destroyed by fire, five thousand dollars
| For Compir ting the cUlVerJ through the DO
| ianic garden. thirteen Thousand dollars.
For the further Improvement Of Lincoln
| square. eight thousand dollar.
! For hire OF caro- th- public Grounds
| thee thousand dollars.
| For purchase and repair OF tools used an the
|
| For pan chase OF Trees and tree-hoxeS, to re-
/ place, when nec'% sary. such a. have becn
| planted ~ the United States. 10 whItewasa
Tree. 'oN's ana fences, aud ~ repair paNeIn -nts
IN froat Of the pGblIc grounds, three thousand
| dollars.
For lighting the Capitol and PRESIDENTS
! Hone and public grounds around them and
| around the executive Offices, thirty thousand
! dollars.
For pay of lamp-lighteTs. gas fitting, plumb-
ing. lamp posts lanterns. glass, paints, match
81, Materials ami repairs VI all sorts. five thou
/ sand dollar.
For improvement Of Capitol grounds, two
/ thousand Goll3's.
/ For continuing The Unl.ed STATES twenty
! inch wafer MAIN from is present terminus ~
! north Il street On the east side o, Della ware
! avenue 10 the nlted States twelve inch main
| on fIlst stree: east. ten thousand dollars.
| For purchase of stationery. books. maps
| plans. OH &c furniture and cOu.ingent- OF ne
| Office, three thousand dollars.
! To enable the Secretary OF the Interior Ia pay
| for fitting necessary shelving. aud for record
hooks furnished or ordered Tor tue oifics or re-
gISter OF deeds OF the District of Columb ia.
| duIIrg he period when Edward 4. EDDIE was
/ such register hive HUNDRED and fiiIy dollars
! To paw William ii. West for serYlC reu-
| dered ia taking care of aud keeping safely the
/ bonds held IL mus by the Secretary % "a.
| Treasury for the benefit OF the Smithsonian
| Institution, irom March first eighteen hundred
and lily. 20 July first, eighteen hundred and