New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-28

For manure and hauling the same to pub
lie grounds and reservations, three thousand
dollars.
square, in front of the War and Navy De-
partments, two thousand dollars.
For Improvement, care and protection of
seats and fountains in Capitol grounds, two
thousand dollars
For hire of carts in the public grounds,
three thousand dollars.
For purchase and repair of tools used in
public grounds, two thousand dollars.
For purchase of trees and tree-bOxes, and
to whitewash ree-boxes, and fences, five
thousand dollars.
For purchase of h0wer-pots, mats, glasses,
and Irvine, one thousand dollars.
For lighting the Capitol, Executive Man
sion. and public grounds, forty thousand
dollars. 5lLttLffL
For pay of lamplighters, plumbing, gas
fitting, lamps, lampposts, matches, and re-
pairs of all sorts, ten thousand dollars.
For fuel for centre building of the Capi-s
toll one thousand five hundred dollars.
For annual repairs of the Executive Man
sion. five thousand dollars.
For refurnishing the Executive Mansion
five thousand dollars.
For care and improvement of grounds
south of the Executive Mansion, five thou
sand dollars.
thousand dollars.
For repair of greenhouse at the Execu-
tive Mansion, and purchase of plants, three
thousand dollars.
For an iron bridge across the canal at
Thirteenth street west, and improvements
Monumental reservation, five thousand dol
lars.
For repairs of greenhouse at Propagat-
ing Garden, three thousand dollars.
For cOntingents of Office of Public Build
ings and Grounds, two thousand dollars.
For improving Franklin square, opening
and crawling walks, and planting trees
and shrubbery, five thousand dollars.
For improvement of circle at the intersec-
ton of Massachusetts and Vermont avenues,
six Thousand dollars.
For paving on Pennsylvania avenue and
Fifteenth street in front of the property of
the United States in accordance with the
law making change of grade, fourteen thou
sand seven hundred and ninety-twO dol
lars.
Forpaving Pennsylvania avenue in front
of the Botanic Garden, from the northwest
gate of the Capitol grounds to Third street
west, including grading, laying sidewalks.
flag fOotways, resetting curb. paving, and
building sewer, under act of July eight,
eighteen hundred and seventy, twenty-five
thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight
dollars. ..,
OF Cultiug 5tTttt Inc IFeSlue0I
grounds, as per plan, one thousand one
hundred and ninety-two dollars.
For construction of circular fence around
and through the Presidents grounds to
Seventeenth street west, including foun-
dation walls, curbing, tagging, and iron
fencing, forty-fve thousand five hundred
dollars.
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.,
For finishing coping and iron railing on
bridges numbers one. two, three, and four,
ten thousand dollars.
For widening embankments over conduit
and matchmaking roads, ten thousand dol
lars.
For completing gate-houses at distribut-
ing reservoir, twenty thousand four hun
dred and ninety-six dollars.
For completing high-service reservoir,
four thousand dollars.
For ventilators over conduit two thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For fencing reservoirs, three thousand six
hundred dollars
For building Office at Rock Creek bridge,
three thousand three hundred dollars o.
For engineering, superintendent, and ref
pairs for the fiscal year ending June thirtyA
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, twenty
thousand dollars.
For completing earthwork and making
the sl0pe-wall of division DAM twenty thou
sand dollars.
For completing slope-wall of distributing
reservoir, twenty thousand dollars.
ARMoRIEs AND ARsENALs
For Springfield armOry, Springfield, Mas
sachusetts Repairs and preservation of
grounds, buildings, and machinery, twenty
thousand dollars; macadamizing public
roads in and around the armory grounds,
two thousand dollars.
For completing the bridge at Rock Island,
being an uneXpended balance covered into
the treasury under the act of July twelve,
eighteen hundred and seventy, five hundred
thousand dollars.
For Rock Island armory and arsenal,
Rock Island, Illinois: Containing the devel-
opment OF water-pOwer, two hundred thou
sand dollars; permanent forging shop, two
hundred thousand dollars: constructing per-
manent workshop, two hundred thousand
dollars: purchasing and laying pipe. eight
thousand dollars; two blocks of subaltern
officers quarters, fifty five thousand dollars;
macadamlZlng main avenues and streets,
five thousand dollars; tools and machinery
required for new shops nearly completed,
twenty Thousand dollars.
For Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania: For repairs to public
buildings, grounds, and machinery,
one thousand five hundred dollars;
one-half the cost of grading, paw
ing, and curling on Thirty ninth and For
thCtu oticttS, 1IOn Stf6eU 10 rem
avenue, and on Penn avenue, between
Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets, eleven
thousand five hundred dollars: under-pin-
ming and boundary wall five thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For Augusta arsenal, Augusta, Georgia
Quarters for married soldiers, one thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For Benicia arsenal, Benicia, California:
Permanent barracks for enlisted men, and
cistern for same, tifty-two thousand eight
hundred and tifty-seven dollars; cistern for
new office, two thousand eight hundred and
fifty-seven dollars; brick reservoir fourteen
thousand two hundred and eighty-six dol
lars; guardhOuse and fire enginehouse,
eleven thousand four hundred and twenty
nine dollars; grading and improving
arsenal grounds, five thousand dollars; re-
pairs of public buildings and machinery,
one thousand dollars.
For Columbus arsenal, Columbus. Ohio:
Cisterns and wells, one thousand dollars;
grading grounds making roads, and drains,
five thousand dollars; repairs to buildings,
one thousand dollars.
For Charleston arsenal, Charleston, South
Carolina: Repairs of officers quarters, en-
listed mems barracks, and other public
buildings, grounds, fences, and drains, five
thousand dollars.
For Detroit arsenal Dearbornville, Michi-
gan: Repairs to public buildings and
grounds, five hundred dollars.
For Fort Monroe arsenal, including gun
ward, with new fence, three thousand dol ,
lars; repairing two store-hOuses, one thou
sand five hundred dollars; painting and re- 1
pairing public buildings, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For Fort Union arsenal, New Mexico: One
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