The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-05-28

sl0le bidder or bIddelp s-ed for a sum not ex- ceeding one million five hundred thousand fdollars, including alSsums already expended tor that purpose, except hat for the site; and the expenditure of any sum of money in yio- | lation of this proviso shall 5e deemed unlaw- | ful.
 For continuing the work, and for granite and freestODe work on the building for branch mint at San Francisco, California, one hun- dred and fifty thousand dollars For construction and repairs of custom house at Charleston, South Carolina, and of the wharves adjacent thereto, and for employ ment of such labor as may be necessary 10 protect from injury and deterioration the mar ble and other building materials for said cus- tom' house, twenty-five thousand dollars For repairing damage done by storm in Sep tember, eighteen hundred and sixty nine, to the marine hospital at Portland, Maine, tea thousand dollars
 For continuing the work on the marine hes pital building at Chicago, Illinois, one hundrel thousand dollars Provided, That no part of the money shall be expended until contract or contracts shall be entered into by the proper authorities with the lowest responsible bidder or bidders for the completion of the entire building at sum, including all moneys al- ready expended in its construction, not ex- ceeding three hundred thousand dollars and the expenditure any sum of money in viola ton of this proviso shall be deemed unlawful,
 For continuing the construction of ;he ap- praiseIs stores at Philadelphia, forty thousand dollars
 For stone work of the west centre stairs of the Treasury building Washington, District of Columbia, seven thousand five hundred dol lars
 For putting files rooms under the porticoS in the Treasury building, nine thousand five hun dred dollars
 For balconies to.widen the passages about the customhouss building, in Bangor, Maine, five thousand dollars.
 For furniture for the custom-house and the offices therein, at Bangor, Maine, twelve thou> sand dollars.
 For furniture for the courthouse and off, ces therein, at Des Moins, Iowa, twelve thou sand dollars.
 For furniture for the custom. house and off. ces therein, at Ogdensburgh, New York, fifteen thousapd dollars. For furniture for the court house and offices therein, at Springfield, Illinois, fifteen thousand dollars.
 For furniture for the GU stom-house at Wis., casset, Maine, three thousand five hundred dol- lars.
 For casual and necessary repairs of the va- rious public buildings in the United States, under the control of the Treasury Department, forty thousand dollars.
 For repairs of custon-house at New 0-- leans, twenty-five thousand dollars.
 For continuing the work on the Capitol grounds, and repairing the Capitol building twenty thousand dollars.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
 To pay for copies ofthe Congressional Globe and Appendix furnished to members and del egates of the third session of the fortieth Con- gress, four thousand eight hundred and eighty five dollars and eighty one cents,
 To pay for reporting and printing in the Daily Globe debates of the House of Representatives of the same session three thousand and seVen- teen dollars anl five cents.
 For the usual additional compensation to the reporters of the Senate for the Congress sional Globe for reporting the proceedings of the Senate for the second session of the forty first Congress, eight hundred dollars each, four thousand dollars.
 For the usual agditional compensation to the reporters of the House for the Congressional Globe for reporting the proceedings ot the House for the second session of the forty-frst Congress, eight hundred dollars each, four tnou' sand dollars.
 To defray the expenses of the Committee on Post Office and Post Roads, incurred in their recent investgationsin New York and Boston on the order of the House of Representatives, two thousand dollars, to be paid into the con tingent fund of the House.
 To defray the expenses of the Committee on Military affairs, incurred in the recent inves- tigat;ons on the order of the House of Repress entatives, to be paid ont of the contingent fund of ths House, such sum as may be neces- sary, not exceeding four thousand dollars.
 For contingent and miscellaneous expen- ses of the House of Representatives, to defray outstanding indebtedness, incurred by investi- gating committees, and in the office of the Sergeant-at- arms of the House, three thousand eight hundred and twenty-five dollars.
 PUBLIC PRINTING.
 For the public printing, uinety.fye thousand dollars.