Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-13
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
Passed ct Second Session Of Forty.hrst Coaaress
OFFICIAL.
rPrRIrC-No 2S I

LAWS Of THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ct Second Session Of Forty y-hrst congress
tPuBLIc-No. 3s.l
AN ACT making appropriations to supply def
ciencies in the appropriations for the service
OF the government for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hRndred and seventy
and for other purposes.
tcon.snued from Yesterdays Nsr.l
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
To pay for copies Of the Congressional Globe
gates OF the third session of the fcrtieth Con.
gress, four thousand eight hundred and eighty
i've dollars and eighty -one cents.
TO pay for repOfNng and printing in the Daily
Globe debates Of the House of Representatirrs
Of the same session, three thousand and seven
teen dollars and i've cents
For the usu:, rs additional compensation to she
reporters OF the Senate for the Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings of the Sem
ate for the second session of the Forty-First
congress eight hundred collars each, four
For the usual additional compensation to the
reporters CT the Hoase ifOr the Congressional
Gione GHas ton re reporting the proceedings of the
House for the second session Of the Fcrty-First
Congress, eight hundred dellars each, four thou
To aefray the expenses of the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads, incurred i'm
their recent Investigations in New York and
Boston on the order Or the House of Represent
atlves, TWO Thousand della to be paid into the
contingent fundef the House.
10 defray the expenses of the Committee on
Military Affairs, mcurt ed in the recent ir yesti-
cations on the order Of the House of Represent
atves, to be Paid into the contingent fund of
the House, such sum as may be necessary not
exceeding four thouse nd dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous expenses of
the House Of Representatives, to 'detray out
standing Indebtedness, incurred by iHvestipa-
ting committees, sud in the ofice of the Ser
geant, alarms Of the House, three thousand
elght hundred and twenty-five dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
,on For the public printing, ninety-five thousand
For the public binding, one hundred and five
For lithoerapting and engraving for the Sem
ate and House of Representatives, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS.
UTAH.
For additional salary of chief justice and two
associates, ct one thousand dollars each, three
For compensation and mileage Of the mem
bers Of the legislative assembly Of the Territory
OF Ctah, and for officers, clerks, and contin-
gent expenses OF the assembly, fifteen thousand
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
For compensation and mileage of the members
Washington, and for officers, clerks, and con-
tingent expenses Of the assembly, eight thousand
six hundred and seventy-six dollars.
FOR paper, printing, binding, and folding the
bills, laws, and journals of the Legislative ase
sembly Of the Territory of Washington, for the
session begun and held ON the first Monday in
october, eighteen hundred snd sixty-nine, six
To pay claim of L. F. McElroy, for balance
due him for public printing during fiscal year
seven, three thousand eight hundred and forty-
four dollars and thirty-four cents
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
10 pay for printing and binding the laws and
journals OF the last session of the legislative as
sembly of Dakota Territory, and for Incidental
expenses of the office of the secretary of said
Ierritory, nve thousand dollars.
PUBLIC LANDS.
For salary of surveyor general of Louisiana
two thousand and seventy-two dollars and for
clerks in his office, one thousand five hundred
For salary OF surveyor general of Montana
hve hundred and nineteen dollars and twenty,
lnree cents; i9r rent of his office, fuel, books,
hun9red collars; and for clerks in his Office i've
cents. NV
For salaries of clerks in the Office OF the sur-
| dollars. N'o"
For salaries of clerks in the Office of the sur
yeyor general OF Dakota, two thousand two
hundred and twenty six dollars.
+ For salaries OF clerks in the office of the sur-
yeyor general OF California and Arizona, four
thousand dollars.
For salaries OF clerks in the office of the sur
veyor general OF Kansas, one thousand four
hundred and twenty five dollars.
For salaries OF clerks in the Office of the sur
Y
penses, three hundred dollars.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
PENSION OFFICE.
For navy pensions to widows and others, eigh-
For contingent expenses of the Pension Office,
For pay of laborers and messengers, five thou
For rent of building op G street, corner of
Eighth street, from the sixteenth of April, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty.nine, until the first day
n q hnn
annual rental of not exceeding ten Thousand
dollars, to be determined by the Secretary of
the Interior, such sum as may be necessary is
hereby appropriated.
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.
For pay OF interpreter, nine thousand
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
PATENT OFFICE.
For difference of pay to ffty-three female
copyists in the Patent Office, for the wear end
ing June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy,
at two hundred dollars each, ten thousand six
hundred dollars: Provided, That said sum does
not increase their compensation beyond nine
hundred dollars each for said year.
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
For the purposes mentioned in the fourteenth
section Of the act OF July twenty-five, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six entitled "An act to
correction for boys" and to be paid in the same
manner as the appropriation therein made is
directed to be levied and paid, the payment of
Washington and Georgetown, and the county Of
Washington, respectively, to be enforced i'm the
same manner as therein provided, twelve thous-
and dollars.
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior to pay
such sum as on examination he shall find justIy
due, and incurred in survey OF the grounds
and river near the aqueduct bridge In the Dis
tricf OF Columbia, under joint resolution of
Congress, approved March two eighteen hun-
dred and sixty-seveD, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, but not ex-
ceeding the sum Of three thousand nine hundred
and sixty dollars.
JAIL IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
To pay salary Of the warden of the jail in the
District Of Columbia, for portion Of the Current
year, seven hundred dollars.
To pay James b. Hubbell for the construction
OF Fort w. I. sherman, and other buildings at
tached thereto, for the Blackfeet, Blood. and
Regan tribes of the Blackfeet nation of IN
dians, in Montana Territory, as per Contract
with w: y: Cullen, United States special AGENT.
dated october seven, eighteen hundred and
thousand seven hundred and ninety-two doilars