The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22
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For surveying the public lands In New
Mexico, at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars
per llneal mile for standard lines, twelve
dollars for township and ten dollars for sec
tlon lines, five thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands In Arizona,
at rates not exceeding flfteen dollars per
llneal mile for standard lines, twelve dollars
for township aud ten dollars for section lines,
five thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands In Califor-
MA, at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per
lineal mile for standard lines, twelve dollars
for township and ten dollars for section lines,
fifty thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands In Oregon,
at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per
llneal mile for standard lines, twelve dollars
for township and ten dollars for section lines,
forty thousand dollars. Provided, That the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, In
his discretion, may authorize public lands In
said State densely covered with forests or
thick underground, to be surveyed at aug
mented rates not exceeding eighteen dollars
per mile for standard parallels, flfteen dol
lars for township and twelve dollars for sec
ton lines.
For surveying the public lands In Wash
lngton Territory, at rates not exceeding If
teen dollars per llneal mile for standard
lines, twelve dollars for township and ten
dollars for section lines, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For surveying the public lands In Utah
Territory, at rates not exceeding fifteen dol
lars per mile for standard lines, twelve dol
lars for township and ten dollars for section
lines, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands In the Ter
ritory Of Wyoming, at rates not exceeding
fifteen dollars per mile for standard lines,
twelve dollars for township and ten dollars
for section lines, twenty-five thousand dol
lars.
For surveying that part of the caste IN
boundary of Colorado Territory which lies
between the thirty-scventh and fortieth par
allels OF north latitude, estimated two hun
dred and ten miles, at rates not exceeding
twenty-five dollars per mile, two thousand
Eve hundred and twenty dollars.
For surveying the northern boundary Of
Nevada, estimated three hundred and ten
miles, at rates not exceeding twenty Ave
dollars per mile, seven thousand seven hun
bred and fifty dollars.
To complete the survey of the western
boundary Of Nebraska, thirty.two hundred
dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For repairs and improvements of public
buildings and grounds heretofore under the
direction Of the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings, to wit;
For casual repairs of the navy-yard and
upper bridges, three thousand dollars.
For repairs and taking care OF the bridge
at or near the Little Falls of the Potomac
river, two thousand dollars.
For repairs of the Long bridge across the
Potomac river, five thousand dollars.
For fuel for the Presidents house, five
thousand dollars.
For improvement and care Of reservation
number two, and Lafayette square, two
thousand dollars.
For care and improvement of grounds
south Of the Presidents house, five thousand
dollars.
For extra labor In removing snow and ice
from the payements and public walks, five
hundred dollars.
For manure for the public grounds and
reservations, and carriage Of the same, two
thousand dollars.
For further improvement aud care Of
reservations on New York, Pcnnsylya mia,
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Vermont, and
| Maryland avenues, three thousand dollars.
For painting iron fences around the public
squares and reservations, three thousand
dollars.
For annual repairs of the Presidents
house, ten thousand dollars.
For flower pots, glasses, Irvine, one thou.
sand dollars.
For fuel for the centre building of the
Capitol, ono thousand five hundred dollars.
For hire Of carts on the public grounds
two thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair Of tools used OF
the public grounds, one thousand five h un
dred dollars.
For continuing the work of grading AND
filling the Capitol grounds, fifteen Thousand
dollars.
For purchase of trees and tree-boxes, t
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planted by the United States, to whitcwasl
tree-boxes and fences, and to repair pave
mcnts in front of the public grounds, two
thousand dollars.
For the repairs Of buildings In the Botan
ical Garden, and the erection Of suitable
iron stands for plants In new conservatory,
four thousand dollars, to be expended by the
architect of the Capitol, under the direction
of the Joint Committee on the Library.
For pay of lampIighters, gas-ftting,
plumbing, lamp posts, lanterns, glass, paints
matches, materials, and repairs of all sorts,
five thousand dollars.
For purchase of stationery, books, maps,
plans, Office furniture, aud contlngents Of
the office, one thousand dollars.
To aid In supporting the "National Asso
citation for the relief of Destitute Colorcd
Women and Children" of this District, five
thousand dollars, to be expended under the
! direction Oh INC cNcCullNC COnlnttcc OF It's
board of managers.
For completing the iron fencing of thu
Presidents grounds on the south and along
the avenue now being opened between FIJI
teenth aud Seventeenth streeta, includln!
gates, twenty-seyen thousand dollars.
For refurnishlng the Presidents house
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For the purchase of a portrait of the lat
President Abraham Lincoln, to be placed IL
the Executive Mansion, three thousand dol
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary
, Provided That said portrait shall be selccte
by the incoming President of the Unite
States.
For improvement, care, protection, an
repair of seats and fountains In the Capitc
. grounds, one thousand dollars.
: For repairs and superintendent of tn
! Washington aqueduct, twenty-five thousan
dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
5 For national cemeteries, six hundred thou
I sand dollars.
For care, improvement, and repair of tn
7 Congressional Burying Ground, to be eS
c pended under the direction Of the warden
: and vestry of Christ church, Washlngto
q city, three thousand dollars.
l To enable the Secretary of the Interior +
, provide for the education and maintenance
= Of such deaf and dumb of tho District of &c
lumbia as cannot command the means to n
4 ceiye an education, fifteen thousand dollar
Q For the support, clothing, medical, an
t moral treatment Of the insane of the arm
: and navy, reyenue-cutter, and volunteer SCI
J vice, who may have become insane sine
= their entry into the service of tho Unite
:, States, and of the INDECENT Insane of the Dii
c trict OF Columbia In the government hosptl
for the insane, including five hundred dollar
I for books, stationary, and incidental el
) penses, ninety thousand five hundred dollar
For the purchase, by the Secretary of tn
s Interior, for the agricultural and economics
5 purposes Of the institution, one hundred an
d iity acres Of land, more or less, with III
b. buildings thereon, lying directly east of III
!, present grounds ofthe hospital, twenty-thrC
thousand dollars.
For the National Soldiers and Sailors o.
= phan Home of the city Of Washington, Di
r trlct of Columbia, ten thousand dollars, to /
q disbursed under the direction Of the Secretar
J., of the Interior
: For reimbursing the State of Iowa for c,
n penscs incurred and payments made durin
, the rebellion, as examined, audited, an
i found due the State, by General Robert {
!, Buchanan, commissioner under the act
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