The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-05-13

ng been exhausted, twenty-five thous-
and dollars.
saaNor she parchsse Of medical and hos
pital supplies, pay of prsvate physici-
ans employed in emergencies, hire of |
hospital attendants expense of purvey-s
ing depots, of medical examining board |
and other incidental expenses of the |
Medical department, one hundred thou
sand dollars.
To pay the costs and charges of State
for The care, clothing,
and medical attendance,
and like necessaries of the United States 1
military conyicts confined therein thirty /
thousand dollars. seSa
Nor repairing and putting new roof
en- the cadet quarters at West Point,re
Gently destroyed by FIRE, forty thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary.
PAYsAsrER aEsERAL's DErARrMExr,
Pay OF :ae army Nor pay to officsrs
nine hundred and eight thonsand three
hundred and thirty three doilsr4 and
thirty cents. Ga
Mileage Nor allowance paid to Off
cers of the army while travelling on duty
without troops, two hundred thousand
Clothing 10 discharged soldiers: For
payment TO discharged soldiers for clo-
thing not drawu, nine hundred and
nine thousand four hundred and eighty
three dollars and twenty cents.
oUARrERnAsrxn aEssRAl's DsrARr-r
81 . d MENr. se48
For extra pay to soldiers employed
under the direction of the Quartermas-
ter's department in the erection of bar
racks quarters, storehouses, and hospi-
tails in the construction Of roads and
other constant labor for pariods of not
less than ten days, including those en-
ployed as clerks at division and depaft>
ment headquarters expenses OF ex-.
presses TO and from the frontier posts
and armies in the field of escorts to
paymasterss and other disbursing OIL
GERS, and to trains whore military es-
corts caunot be furnished expenses Of
the intermeut OF officers killed in action
or, Who die when on duty in the field or
at poets on the frontier or other places
where ordered by the Secretary of War,
and of znon-com missioned officerB and
soldiers !; authorizeda Office furniture !;
hire of slaborsrs In the tQuartermaster's
depaxtment, including the hire of inter-
prefers, spies, and guides for the army;
compensation to clerks to officers of the
Quartermaster's department compen-,
sation of zferage and wagon masters |;
for the apprehension, securing, and de-
livery of deserters, and the expenses
incident to their pursuit and for the
following expenditures required for the
several regiments of cavalry, the bat
teriss of light artillery, anu such COM
panies OF infeatry as may be mounted,
namely, the purchase of travelling forg-
es, blackmith' o and shoeing tools, horse
and mule shoes, and nails, iron, and
steel for shoeing, hire of veterinary sur
geons, medicines for horses and mules,
picket ropes, and for shoeing the horses
of the corps above named also gene
rally. the proper and authorized expeu-
ses for the movement and operations Of
the army not expressly assigned to any
other department, three hundred and
City thousand dollars. sfs
For hire Of quarters for officers on
military duty; hire of quarters for troops
of storehouses for safe-keeping of mill
tary stores, and Of grounds for summer
contonmeu.s; construction oftemporary
huts, hospitals, and stables, and for
repairing public building at established
posts, three hundred Thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the office
Of the Qnartermaster General two thou
sand Eve hundred dollars.Y sl ~
Signal OfRce-Observation and report
Of storms For expenses of the manu-
facture, purchase, or repair of metero-
logical and other necessary Instruments
for telegraphing report 5 tor expenses
Of storm 4sienals .snnouncing probabis
approach and force Of storms for in
ssrumens sheltsrs for hire ana expense
OF ofices mainsalned for public use In
cities or ports receiving reports |; for
maps, ,bullefins 10 be displayed in chAm-
bers of coumerco and board OF trade
| rooms for books and ststionery and
for incidental expenses not otherwise
provided fof, twenty-nine thousand two
hundred dollars: Provided, That no
part.of this appropriation shall be ex-
pended for telegrsphing st greater rates
team thoses which are or may be fixed
| by the Possmaster General, in pursu-
| ance Of the second section of chapter
of eightsen hnndred and aixty-eix.
CHIEF xxaIHEER OF THE ARMY.
| For annual repairs Of the Prsaident's u
/ house, three thousand nine hundred
i and fonr dollars. = :
i For refournishsng the President'a
j house, eleven thousand four hundred
and sixty>four dollars. s s.
To make up deficiency In spgropria.
tion for Capitol police for the iscal
year ending June thirty, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-one, eleven thousand
fivs hundred and forty dollars, q
follows: For one captain, two hun.
dred and eighty-eight dollars for tive
/ lieutenants, at three hundred dollar
i each, sir, hundred dollars for twenty.
i 6ve pfivates for twelve months, at three
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