Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-21
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


tom.house at Cairo, Illinois ten thousand dollars.
For roofing and continuing the work on the Gus
At Detroit. Michigan, one thousand hVe
For general repairs OF custom-housc at Savannah.
fifteen thousand dollars.
For general repairs Of ~custom.house at hobic,
Alaba o, f1een thousand dollars.
for pllstering, iron work, and carpentry on tnc
at Portland, Maine, thirty thousand
dollars.
FOR repairing the custom.house at Richmond. Viz
ginia, twenty-five thousand dollars.
FOR paving. grading aud fencing about the custom.
dollars.
For paving, curbins, grading, sewerage and other
work about the COURTHOUSE and post office al Spring-
field. Illinois. the sum OF twelve thousend dollars.
For the purchase OF additional land for tile custom.
house nj Castine, Maine, tix hundred dollars.
For continuing construction. granite and Limestone
work for custDm-house, faint Paul, Minnesota.
twenty-five thousand dollars: provided. that no part
contractsshall be entered Into by the proper author
tiles with the owest responsible bidder or bidders
for the completion or the entire building at q sum,
ktruction, not exceeding three hundred thousand
dollars: and the expenditure Of any sum OF money
u violation Of this Droviso shall be deemed unlaw.
For completing the work on the courthouse and
post once at Dcs Moincs. Iowa, twenty-four thou
sand nve hundred aud seycnty.three dollars. p
For roofing, Interior brick work and plastering o.
the ourt.house at Madison. Wisconsin, thirty thou.
sand dollars.
FOR continuing the construction Of the bniIdinE
for conIt.honse and post ono, 81, IN New y foT X e Xxx:
sum beyond the sum OF fivc hundred thousand dol
lars, or any other sum appropriated for this purpose,
shall be expended until a contract or contracts for
the completion OF the entire building In conformity
with plans 10 be approved by the Secretary OF the
Trcasury-And Postmaster General, and at al, times
under their direction, shall be entered Into with the
lowest responsible bidder or bidders. and for a sum
not exceeding three million dollars. Including all
sums already expended for that purpose, except that
for the site: and the expenditure OF any sum OF
money IN violation OF this proviso shah be deemed
unlawful. -
FOR continuing the work on the building for post
otice aud sub.trcasury In Boston. Massachusetts,
i've hundred thousand dollars; provided, that no
OF this sum, beyond the sum OF two hundred
and flny thousand dollars. or any other sum 'appro-
priatcd for this purpose. shall be expended until a
bnIIdine, in conformity with plans to be approved
by the Secretary OF the Treasury and Postmaster
and at all times under their direction. shall
or bidders, and for a sum not exceeding one million
1--WE hundred thousand dollars, including all sums
already expended for that purpose. except that for
the site, and the expenditure o. any sum Q, money
For continuing the work, and for granite and free.
stone work on the building for branch mint at san
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sand dollars.
Charleston. South Carolina, and OF inc wharves az.
r,ay be necessary to protect from injury and dcteri-
Grafton the marble and other building materials Of
said cistom:housc, twenty-five thousand dollars;
For repairing damage done by storm In September,
eighteen hundrci and siXty-nine, to the marine nos
pitnI at Portland, Maine. ten thousand dollars.
Por continuing the worE on ne marine nosp.iaI
dollars; provided. that no part or the money shall
be expended until 3 contract or contracts shall be
entered Into BY thc proper authorities win tne low,
OF the entire building at n sum. Including all moneys
already expended In It's construction. not exceeding
OF any sum Of money In violation OF this provlso
shall be deemed unlawful.
For cont ming the construction or the appraisers
stores at Philadelphia. forty thousand dollars.
For stone work Of the west centre stairs OF the
Treasury building. Washington. District Of Column
bia. seven thousand nve hundred dollars.
For putting files rooms under the porticos In tho
Treasury building, nine thousand i've hundred dol.
FOR balconies to widen the passages about the Gus
ton.house building In Bapgor, Maine, i've thousand
For furniture for the custom.housc and the Offices
therein at Bangor, Maine. twelve thousand dollars.
For furniture for the custom:house and the ofices
therein at oSdensburSh. New YORK, hftecn thousand
For furniture for the courthouse and the ofices
therein at Dcs Molncs, Iowa, twelve thousand dob
For furniture for the courthouse aud the ofnces
therein at Springfield. Illinois. nneen thousand dol
For furniture for the custom.houSe at wlscassett.
Maine, three thousand i've hundred dollars.
For casual aud necessary repairs OF the various
public buildings In the United States under me con,
troll Of the Treasury Department, forty thousand
For fuel and lights and miscellaneous Items for
the various public buildings, under the control OF
the Treasury Department. twenty-five thousand dol.
For repairs Of the custom.house at New Orleans.
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For continuing the work on the Capitol grounds
and repairing the Capitol building, twenty thousand
dollars. ~
For salary Of surveyor general OF Louisiana, two
thousand and srrcnty-two dollars. and for clerks In
his Office. one thousand 1--WE hundred dollars.
/, For salary. OF surveyor general Of Montana; nve
cents: for rent OF his ofice. fncl. books. stationery
and other Incidental expenses. nine nSndred dollars;
and for clerks In his office. i've hundrtd dollars.
For salary OF surveyor general Of FLORIDA, one
hundred AMI forty eight dollarsHnd thirty-hve cents.
For salaries OF clerks In the oflce or the surveyor
general OF Minnesota, thirteen hundred dollars.
For salaries OF clerks In the ONCE OF the surveyor
general Of Dakota, two thousand two hundred and
twrnty.siX dollars.
For salaries Of clerks in the ONCE OF the surveyor
general Of California and Arizona, four thousand
dollars.
For salaries OF clerks In the once OF the surveyor
general OF Kansas. one thousand four hundred ana
FOR saiaries OF clerks In the once Of the surveyor
general OF Nevada, md contingent expenses, three
hundred dollars.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
PENSION OFFICE.
For navy pensions 10 widows aud Others, eighty
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the Pension Once, ten
For pay OF Iaborers and messengers. Ave thousand
dollars.
For rem, Of building on q street. corner Of Eighth