The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
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For construction of q public bHill
hing observation-disclosures, United States
courtroom, aud post Office, at Port
land, Oregon, fifty thousand dollars
Provided, That said building, when
completed, shall not cost more than
one hundred thousand dollars.
For the Construction of n public
building at Springfield, Illinois, for a
court house, p~ost-ofice. and the &C
! cOmmodation of officers OF the United
States, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For completion of the extension
and repairs of the custom house at
Bangor, Maine, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For the construction Of p~ost-ofiee
and custom house at Cairo, Illinois,
forty nine thousand dollars.
Cor tue completion Of the custom
| house and post-ofice building at Og-
densburg, New York. forty thousond
dollars.
For repair and preservation of GUS
tom house anG other public buildings,
fifty thousand dollars.
For furniture and repairs Of fuTni-
ture for the same, twenty thousand
For heating apparatus for custom
houses and other public buildings,
thirty-fve thousand dollars.
For vaults aud safes for deposita-
ries, twenty five thousand dollars.
For vaults for north wing of treas
ury building, twenty-five thousand
dollars. /,
For fitting up fixtures and furni-
ture for the north wing of the treas
ury building, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For the north wing Of the treasury
building and the approaches, includ-
ing fittings and fixtures, one hundred
and seventy five thousand dollars.
For repairs of the east front, and
incidental repairs of the entire build
ing. fifteen thousand dollars.
For completion of the branch mint
building at Carson City, Nevada,
fencing the grounds, and for machin-
cry, fixtures, and apparatus, aud for
putting up the same, one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars: Provided,
That the mint of the United States,
and branches, shall continue to refine
gold and silver. bullion, and no con-
tract to exchange crude or unpArted
bullion for refined bars shall be made
until authorized by law.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Rent of Office for Surveyors General:
For rent of surveyor-gcneral's
office in Oregon, fuel, books, station
| cry, and other incidental expenses,
including pay OF messenger, IA thou
sand dollars.
For rent of suryeyor-generals Of
fee of California and Arizona, fuel,
books. stationery. and other incident
al expenses, including pay Of messen-
ger. two thousand dollars.
For Office rent for the surveyor-gen-
eral of Washington Territory, fuel,
books, stationery, and other incidental
expenses, one thousand dollars.
For officesrentsof the surveyor-gen-
eral of Kansas, fuel, books, stationery,
and other incidental expenses, one
thousand dollars.
For office reutsof the su~rReyor-gen-
eral Of Iowa and Nebraska, fuel, books,
stationery, and other incidental ex-
penses, one thousand FIVE hundred
dollars. Es0I4
For rent of surveyor-general's Office
in the Territory of Dakota fuel,
books. stationery, and other incidental
expenses, one thousand dollars. .
For rent of office for the surveyor
general of Colorado and Utah Ter
ritories, fuel, books, stationery, and
other incidental expenses, one thou
sand dollars.
For rent of office of the surveyor
general Of Idaho, fuel, books, sta
tionery, and other incidental expen-
ses, one thousand dollars.
For rent of Office for the surveyor
general of Nevada, fuel, books, sta
tionery, and other incidental ex-
penses, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For rent of Office for the surveyor
| general Of Montana, fuel, books, sta
tionery, aud other Incidental expenses,
Lone thousand dollars. a
Miathg.A4For collecting statistics
of mines and mining, twenty-five hun
dred dollars, to be expended under
/ the direction OF the commissioner Of
theigeneral land office. ao
For expenses OF receiving, arrang-
ing, and taking care OF copyright
books, charts, and other copyright
matter, one thousand eight hundred
dollars, to be paid out of the patent
office fund.
P4JGc Works 4ader Tie Supervision
Of the Architect OF the Capitol &c
teRStoR.-Eor repairing and finishing
the Capitol extension, one hundred
thousand dollars Provided, That no
improvements, alterations, or repairs
of the capitol building shall be made
except by direction aud under the
supervision of the architect of the
caDitoIextension
For the repairing and finishing the
work on the new dome of the Capitol,
five thousand dollars.
For painting the exterior of the
eastern portion of the City Hall In
Washington, fourteen hundred dol
lars. sa
For resetting steps, ealking corniee,
and painting, seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
For repairing, rough-casting and
other plastering, n hundred dollars.
For repairs to tin roof aud rain
spouts. two hundred dollars.
For sundry brick and carpenters
work, three hundred and fifty dollars.
For r~enovating aud ventilatlng
court room, four hundred dollars:
Provided, phatthe corporate author
tiles of the City of Washington APP
propriGte and expend a like sum for
painting and repairs of the western
portion of said building.
For the annual repairs, such as
painting, glazing, keeping roofs in
order, also water pipes, pavements,
and approaches to public buildings,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For continuing the work on the
north front of the patent-o Office build
ing, and for improving G Street from
Snuanth 70. Ninth StraeL. ten thou