New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-12
he acts amendatory thereof, the following

| at New York and New Orleans, fitty-sM
Thousand three hundred dollars.
| For ten supervising inspectors OF steam
| vessels, nine at two thousand dollars e3cn
| and one at two thousand hVe nul"rtu uoi
| lars. twenty thousand five hundred dollars.
For special agent of the department, TWO
thousand one hundred and ninety dollars.
| For contingent expenses, VIZ: travelling
| EXPENSES of ten supervising inspectors, al
not to exceed eight hundred dollars i'll any
one year each, eight thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses OF nifty -nlne local
! inspectors, fifteen thousand doltrs.
For travelling expenses OF the SPECIAL
| aoent of tbe department, one thousand four
hundred dollars
For EXPENSES of the meeting of the board
| of supervising inspectors, including travel
| and necessary incidental expenses and
nrintiug of manual and report, four thou
| sand dollars.
For stationery, furniture for offices. and
repairs of same, transportation OF InStru-
mcnts, fuel, lights, and miscellaneous items,
ten thousand dollars.
Litc-saving stations. For salaries of two
supcrintendents of the lite-saving stations
on the coast of Long Island and New Jer-
sew, at one thousand five hundred dollars
each, three thousand dollars.
For titty-to keepers OF stations at two
hundred dollars each, ten thousand el@ht
hundred dollars.
The sum of fifteen thousand dol airs is
hereby apnropriatcd for continuing the SyS-
TEN of protecting human life from ship
wreck as heretofore established by HE
boats and other means on the coast OF Mas
sachusctts. to be expended by the Humane
Society of the Commonwealth OF Massachu-
setts under the direction and control OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury.
For pay of six experienced srrflnen TO
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saving stations on the New Jersey coast,
commencing at the first station from Sandy
Hook. from December fifteenth to March
fifteenth, to be appointed by the keepers
thereof, at forty dollars per month, ten
thousand and eighty dollars.
For contingent expenses OF hte-saving
stations on the coast of the United States.
ten thousand dollars.
REVENUE-CUT SERVICE.
For pay of officers and pilots, four hun
dred and eight Thousand SIX hundred dol
lars.
For rations for officers and pilots, twenty
eirht thousand four hundred and seventy
nine dollars.
For pay of petty officers and crew, three
hundred and eighty thousand eight hundred
and fifty dollars.
For rations for petty officers and crew.
| one hundred and thirty three Thousand i've
hundred ana SlNtN -ont uollars
For fuel, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For repairs and outfits, one hundred and
| fifty thousand dollars.
For supplies of ship chandlery, seventy
| thousand dollars.
For travelling expenses, ten thousand dol
| lars.
| LOANS AND TREASURY NOTES.
For paper. engraving. printing. express
charges. and other expenses OF making and
| issuing the national currency. seventy-rve
thousand dollars.
For expenses in detecting and bringing to
| trial and punishment persons engaged in
| counterteiting treasury notes. bonds, and
! other securities of the United States. as well
| as the coins OF the United States. and other
| frauds upon the government, one hundred
| and twenty-five thousand dollars.
PUBLIC LANDS.
For rent of office of surveyor general OF
| Louisiana. fuel. books stationery. and other
| incidental expenses. one thousand dollars
For rent OF Office of surveyor general of
| Florida, iiIel. books. stationery and other
| incidental expenses one thousand dollars.
| For rent OF office of surveyor general of
| Minnesota. fuel. books, stationery. and
other incidental expenses, two thousand
| two hundred dollars.
For rent OF Office OF surveyor general OF
Dakota fuel. books. stationery. and other
incidental expenses, two thousand dollars.
For rent OF Office. of surveyor general of
Kansas. fuel. books. stationery, and other
incidental expenses. two thousand dollars.
For office rent of surveyor general OF
Colorado, fuel, books. stationery, and Incl
dental expenses. two thousand dollars.
For rent of office OF surveyor general OF
New Mexico. fuel. books, stationery. and
other incidental expenses, one thousand
two hundred dollars.
For rent OF office of surveyor general of
California and Arizona, fuel. books. station
cry, and other incidental expenses, four
thousand dollars.
For rent of office Of surveyor general Of
Idaho. fuel. books, stationery. and other i'll
cidental expenses. two thousand dollars.
For rent of office OF surveyor general of
Nevada, fuel books, stationery, and ether
incidental expenses, four thousand dollars
For rent of office of surveyor general of
Oregon, fuel. books, stationery, and other
Incidental expenses, two thousand dollars.
For rent of office of surveyor general of
Washington Territory. fuel, books. station
cry, and other incidental expenses, two
thousand dollars.
For rent of Office of surveyor general of
Nebraska and Iowa fuel, books, stationery,
and other incidental expenses, two thou
sand dollars.
For rent of Office of surveyor general of
Montana Territory. fuel, books. stationery,
and other incidental expenses, three thou
sand dollars.
For rent of Office of surveyor general of
the Territory foil Utah, fuel, books station
cry. and other incidental expenses, two
thousand dollars.
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF
REVENUE FROM SALES OF PUBLIC
LANDS.
For salaries and commissions of registers
OF land offices and receivers OF public
moneys at siXty-six land offices, three hun
dred and five thousand six hundred dollars.
For incidental expenses OF the land Offices,
twenty thousand six hundred dollars.
For salaries. commissions and incidental
expenses Of two additional land offices,
created by the act of May five, eighteen
hundred and seventy, twelve thousand dol
lars.
For salaries, commissions, and incidental
expenses of four additional land offices.
created by the acts of May eleven and
twenty-seven. eighteen hundred and sew
enty, twcntyseven thousand five hundred
dollars: Provided. That the land office at
lie Grand, in the State of Oregon. shall be
allowed its incidental expenses, commencing
with its organization.
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
For salaries and other necessary expenses
of the metropolitan Police for the District
of Columbia, two hundred and eleven thou
sand and fifty dollars: Provided. That Il
further sum- amounting to one hundred and
five thousand five hundred and twenty-five
dollars shall be paid to defr;iy the expenses
of the said Metropolitan Police force by the
cities of Washington and Georgetown, and
the county OF Washington (bcyond the
limits of said citics). in the District Of Co
lumbia in the proportion corresponding to
the number of privates allotted seyera!ly to
said precincts and the corporate authorities