New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-14

of fifty-seven Thousand and 'aa@ forty Dol
lars in coin, being the amount AWARDED y
-Esteban G. Montana by the JOINT commls
sion Mt Lima. Peru, February twenty-five
eighteen hundred (andl seventy, acting
under the claims convention between thu
limited States and Peru, of December four
| eighteen hundred and sixty eight.
TO meet a deficiency in the appropriation
| for the legislative expenses of tho Territory
| 81 Montana, ten Thousand dollars.
For printing the Journal of the Legislative
assembly of the Territory of Montana fol
the second and third sessions of the veal
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, four thou
sand three hundred and sixty-twO dollars
and seventy cents.
For balance in full to John p. Bruce fol
printing for the third session of the Mon
tana Legislature, seven hundred and ninety
six dollars and ninety cents.
For a deficiency in the appropriation fol
the legislative expenses of the assembly Of
the Territory of Idaho, for rent, furniture
wood, storage, oil, and candles, printing
stationery, and incidental expenses, three
thousand four hundred dollars.
To pay the increased compensation OF the
chief justices and associate justices OF the
Territories of New Mexico. Washington
Wyoming Arizona, Colorado, and Dakota
under the provisions of an act approved
June seventeenth, eighteen hundred and
seventy. ten thousand dollars.
For amount due James 5. Reynolds for
paper, printing, and labor performed for the
said legislative assembly of Idaho, two
thousand six hundred and seventy-ive dol
lars and thirteen cents
For deficiency in the appropriation for
the legislative expenses of the Territory OF
New Mexico, ten thousand five hundred and
~ lnIIaro on1 fOrty-Sa cen
For rent of Office of the surveyor general
of Nevada. fuel, books, stationery. and
other incidental expenses, two thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For rent of Office of the surveyor general
of Wyoming, fuel. books. stationery. and
other incidental expenses, two thousand
dollars.
For compensation of the surveyor general
of the Territory of Arizona, three thousand
sand dollars; and for rent of office, fuel,
books, stationery and other incidental ex-
penses, two thousand dollars.
For repairs of customhOusc at Detroit.
Michigan, thirteen thousand five hundred
dollars.
To reimburse the United States marshal
Of the district Of South Carolina for sums
paid by him i'll excess of the sums provided
by existing statutes, for sumlnOning jurors
in obedience to a jury order issued by the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
United States, June five, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine, one thousand dollars, or such
part thereof as may be necessary.
To enable the Secretary Of the Interior to
pay for the use and occupation by the late
Department of Education of portion of
the building located on the corner of G and
Eighth streets in this city, from November
twelve, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight,
until April sixteen, eighteen hundred and
sixty nine, four hundred and twenty-seven
dollars and seventy eight cents.
To supply deficiency in the appropria-
ton for the relief of sick and disabled sea
men, one hundred thousand dollars, and to
meet deficiency in the same fund for the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hum
thousand dollars.
For the erection of penitentiary buildings
in the Territory of Wyoming, forty thou
sand dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary: Provided, That the said sum he
set apart from the proceeds Of collections of
internal revenue tax in that Territory, to
be appropriated for said purpose only, and
expended under the direction of the Secre-
tary of the Interior.
For expenses to be incurred in taking the
ninth census of the United States, one mil
lion dollars.
For payment of claims of loyal citizens
for services rendered as United States mar
shals and their assistants, rs provided in act
approved June twenty-fOur, eighteen hum
dred and seventy, one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars, Or SO much thereof as may
be necessary.
For deficiency in the appropriation for
public buildings and grounds, under the
Chief Engineer OF the army, ten thousand
dollars.
For materials and putting UP Wilson's
electric gaslighter in the Senate chamber,
four thousand five hundred dollars: Pro-
vided THAT the same can be done under
the control of the Architect Of the Capitol
Extension during the recess, and a: an ex-
pense not exceeding the amount herein ap-
propriated.
For expenses of conducting the election,
on second day of September, eighteen hun
dred and sixty nine, in Wyoming Territory,
one thousand dollars.
For assay Office, New York, salaries of
superintendent, assayer, melter, refner,
assistant assayer, and clerks, and wages Of
workmen, thirty thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the In
terror to pay the superintendent Of
the building occupied by said secretary and
his department from the first day OF Janu-
airy, eighteen hundred and fifty five, to the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight, the allowance to be made to such
with his salary as clerk, not
to exceed two thousand dollars per annum,
the sum of seven hundred dollars.
For deficiency in the pay of certain en-
plOye(els in the Agricultural Department,
one thousand one hundred and ten dollars,
or so much thereof as is necessary; pro-
vided, that their annual compensation is
not increased thereby beyond the amount
fixed by law.
For services performed in the Patent
Office, under direction Of the Commissioner
of Patents, from August first eighteen hun
dred and sixty five, to April first, eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine, by clerks and as
sistant examiners acting as assistant ex
aminers and examiners, at the rates fixed
by law for the respective grades in which
such services were performed, the sum of
dollars and forty four cents; provided, that
the compensation thus paid shall not exceed
that received by those duly enrolled as ex-
aminers and assistant examiners during the
same period.
For the support Of primary schools in
that part of the District Of Columbia lying
outside of the cities of Washington and
to be expended by the com
missioners of primary schools under the
direction of the Secretary OF the Interior
and the president of the levy conrt, ten
thousand dollars.
To pay William Fisher, of San .!osc, Cali
cornia, for supplies furnished seamen and
marines of Tie United States Navy who
we're employed with the army during the
Mexican war in conquering California three
and seventy five dollars.
TO compensate the widow of the late W.
J. Hubbard, for the statue of Washington
executed by him, said sum to be IN full of
all demands for said statue, two thousand
dollars.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the accounting officers of the Treasury De-
partment are hereby authorized to credit
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