The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29

ana NCTtu Day, auu upQu LIS Gun
pletion the light ut Bailey's Harbol
shall be discontinued.
For the necessary repairs and in.
cidental expenses. improving and
reGtting lighthouses and buildings
connected Herewith, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For salaries Of Eve hundred and
eighty-niue keepers of lighthouses and
lighted beacons, and their assistants
tonr hundred aud eighty-seven thou
sand three hundred aud ittyatwo dol
lars.
For salaries of keepers of light
vessels, twenty-one thousand three
hundred dollars. :
For seamen's wages repairs, sup,
plies, and incidental expenses, Ot
tw~enty-four light vessels, two hun
dred and thirty-two thousand two
hundred and ninety dollars.
For expenses of raising, cleaning,
painting, repairing, remooring, aud
supplying losses OF bcacons and buoys,
and for chains and sinkers for the
same. two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For repairs and incidental expenses
of refitting aud improving fog-signals
and building connected Herewith,
twenty thousand dollars.
For expenses of visiting and in
speeding lights and other aids to navi-
CATION, two thousand dollars. =
For a lighted beacon on Rose
Island. Narraganset Bay, seven thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For repairs and TenOvations at
Watch Hill, North Dumping, and
Saybrook light station, ten Thousand
dollars. q
For u fog signal at Eaton's neck
light station, three thousand dollars.
For the erection Of a permanent
buoy on Success Rock, long Island
Sound, three thousand dollars.
For repairs and renovations at
Brockway's Re1ch and Bordeo's Flats
beacons eleven thousand four hun
bred dollars.
For protecting the lighthouse site
at Barnegat, New Jersey, seven thous-
and dollars. %
For a new lantern at Delaware
Breakwater light station. two thous-
and dollars.
For range lights on Sullivan's Is
land, Charleston Harbor, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For day beacons on Oyster Rocks,
mouth of Savannah River, two thous-
and1dollars.
For rebuilding the lighthouse at
Cape Canaveral, Florida, and fitting
it up with q first. order catadioptric
light, in addition to former appropria-
tions, thirty thousand dollars.
For reimbursing the keepers Mt
Timbalier lighthouse the loss of
their private property, destroyed with
the lighthouse, four hundred dollars.
For range lights at Bailey's Hair
Dor, Wisconsin, six thousand dollars.
For repairs and re~novations at
Beaver Island light station, FIVE thou
sand dollars. =
For renovating and relighting the
light house ON Michigan Island, Lake
Superior, six thousand dollars.
For a range of lights for Cooper
Harbor, Lake Superior, with a fog
bell or such other ear-signal as the
Secretary of the Treasury on the rec
ommendation of the lighthouse board
may adopt, In addition to former APP
preparations, five thousand dollars.
For a first-order lighthouse at Point
Ano NNevo. or vicinity, California,
ninety thousand dollars.
For a steam lighthouse tender for
the twelfth district, TO replace the
one wrecked On the coast of Califor-
MIA, ninety thousand dollars.
For one buoy aud lighthouse ten
der for service on the Atlnnfic and
Gulf coasts. forty thousand dollars.
For enabling the lighthouse board
to experiment with naw illuminating
apparatus and fog-signals, in addition
to former appropriations, n thou
sand dollars.
For enabling the lighthouse board
to re establish lights and other aids
to navigation on the southern coast,
in addition to former appropriations,
one hundred thousand dollars. .sa
For compensation of two superin-
tendents of the ~life-saving stations on
the coast of Long Island aud New
Jersey, three thousand dollars.
For a life-boat and station at the
south end f-Narraganset Beach,
Rhode Island, two thousand dollars
For compensation of fifty four keep
ers of stations, at two hundred dollars
each, ten thousand eight hundred dol,
lars.
For contingencies Of life saving sta
tons on the coast Of the United States
ten thousand dollars.
ReUenue Gutter SerUice.-For pay 81
| officers and pilots, four hundred ana
| eight thousand six hundred dollars
Provided, That hereafter no expense,
of the revenue marine shall. be paiG
out of any other fund than that here
in specified. StF 1850
For rations for officers and pilots,
twenty, eight thousand four hundred
and seventy-nine dollars.
For pay of petty officers and crew
three hundred aud eighty thousanC
| eight hundred and fifty dollars.
For r~ations for petty officers and
crew, one hundred and thirty-thret
thousand five hundred and sixty-ont
dollars.
For fuel, one hundred thousand
dollars
For repairs and outfits, one hun.
dred and twenty five thousand dollars
1 For supplies of ship-chandlery
City thousand eight hundred dollars
For Communication for quarters, iv'
thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses, five thous
and dollars: Provided, That five O.
the six steam revenue cutters sta
toned upon the northern and north.
western lakes and their tributarie:
shall be laid up, and that no more Of
the money appropriated by this &C
shall be paid on their account than 81
much as may be necessary for theiI
safe and proper care and keeping
and that the Secretary of the Treasur,
be authorized aud directed to lay vi
and withdraw from commission ever
revenue cutter of the Atlantic coast
bays, [and] CULTS, not actually re
quired and needed for constant ser