The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

ard lines, twelve dollars for township |
and ten dollars for section lines,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands In
the Territory of Wyoming, at rates
not exceeding fifteen dollars per mile
for standard lines, twelve dollars for
township aud ten dollars for section
lines, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For surveying that part of the east
ern boundary of Colorado Territory
which lies between the. thirty seventh
and fortieth parallels Of north lati-
tude, estimated at two hundred and
/ ten miles, at rates not exceeding
| twenty five dollars per mile, two
| thousand five hundred and twenty
dollars.
For surveying the northern bound
airy of Nevada, estimated three hun
dred and ten miles, at rates not ex-
ceeding twenty-five dollars per mile,
seven thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
TO complete the survey Of the west
ern boundary of Nebraska, thirty
two hundred dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
i For repairs and improvements of
public buildings and grounds hereto
4 tore under the direction of the Com
missioner of Public Buildings, to-
j witt sls -.s.sa.. fa.ea.
For casual repairs Of the navy yard
. and upper bridges, three thousand
Il dollars. asw aaa 4Hf .sr 1la .H
4 For repairs and taking care Of the
bridge at or near the Little Falls OF
e the Potomac river, two thousand
dollars. -r
For repairs ofthe Long bridge
across the Potomac river, five thou
sand dollars
For tuel for the Presidents house
five thousand dollars.
ForimproVement and care of reser.
walton RHmber- tive, 8Bd -Lafayettt
square, two thousand dollars
For care and improvement OIL
grounds south of the President
house, five thousand dollars.
: For extra labor Ia removing snow
9 and ice from the payements aud pub
T lie walks, five hundred dollars.
For manure for the public grounds
and reservations, and carriage o
= the same, two thousand dollars.
For further improvement and car
. of reservations on New York, Penn
= sVlvania. Massachusetts, Conueeiicut
= Vermont, aud Maryland ayenuel
! three thousand dollars.
For painting iron feRces around tn
q public squares aud reservations, tire
q thousand dollars.
; For annual repairs of the Presi
dents house, ten thousand dollars.
! For hower-pots, glasses, Irvine, on
= thousand dollars. 1ra8
For fuel for the centre building 0
n the Capitol, Que thousand five hun
. bred dollars. % atla =
; For hire of carts on the publ
: grounds. two thousand dollars.
i For purchase aud repair of tool
. used on the public grounds, ono thou
4 sand five hundred dollars
? For continuing the work of gradin
. and filing the Capitol grounds, fifteel
thousand dollars. 8
For purchase of trees and tree
boxes, to replace, when necessary
: such as have been planted by tn
United States, to whiteWash tree
boxes and fences, aud 10 repair pave
! ments in front Of the public grounds
5 two thousand dollars.
1 For the repairs of buildings In tn,
q | Botanical Garden and the erection oil
suitable iron stands for plant.
! in new conservatory, four Thousand
dollars, to be expended by the archi-
tect Of the Capitol under the direc,
, ton Of the Joint Committee on the
. Library. ,ig .4s-. sH.
For pay Of lamp lighters, gas-ft-
ting, plumbing, lamp posts lanterns
, glass, paints, matches, materials, and
repairs Of all sorts, five thousand dol
+ lars.
! For purchase of stationery, books,
/ maps, plans, Office furniture, and con
Q tingents Of tue Office, one thousand
dollars. aHiEaI
!, TO aid in supporting the National
Association for the relief of Destitute
q Oolored Women and Children OF
I this District, FIVE thousand dollars, to
; be expended under the direction oil
e the executive committee of its board
! Of managers. 7lsn
= For completing the iron fencing 0
the Presidents grounds on the South
! and along the avenue now being
= popened between Fifteenth and Seven
: teeuth streets, including gates
twenty-scven thousand dollars.
, For refurnishing the PRESIDENT
house, twenty five thousand dollars
q For the purchase Of portrait oil
, the late President Abraham Lincoln
! to beIplaced 10 the Executive Man
sion, three thousand dollars, or SO
, much thereof as may be necessary
! Provided, That said portrait shall be
! selected by the incoming President Of
! the United States
I For Improvement, care, protection
and repair of seats aud fountains Ia
the Capitol grounds, one thousand
b, | dollars. 300
For repairs aud superintendence o.
I the Washington aqueduct, twenty five
thousand dollars. 1oI-a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
q For national cemeteries, six hun.
. | dred thousand dollars.
> For care, improvement, and repair
D Of the Congressional Bdrying Ground
: to be expended under the direction OF
the wardens and vestry Of Chris
d Church, Washington City, three thou
0 sand dollars.
j. TO enable the Secretary of the In
) terror to provide for the education
e and maintenance of such deaf dnc
dumb OF the District of Columbia al
D cannot command the means TO receive
! an education, fifteen thousand dollars
/ For the support, clothing, medical
D and moral treatment Of the INSANE OF
!. the army and navy, revenue cutter
aud volunteer service, who may have
d become insane since their entry int
2 the service Of the United States, and
: of the INDECENT insane Of the District
0 Of Columbia in the government hos.
E pital for the insane, including five
hundred dollars for books. stationery
! and incidental expenses, ninety thou.
! sand five hundred dollars.
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