Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-17

and elghty-six dollars guard house, and fire-en-
gine-house eleven thonsand four hundred ana
arsenal grounds, tive thousand dollars; repair.
of public buildings and machinery, one thou
sand dollars.
For Columbia arsenal. Columbia. Ohio: Cts
terms and wells, one thousand dollars grading
grounds, making roads, and drains, five thou
sand dollars; repairs of building, one thousand
dollars.
For Charleston arsenal, Charleston, South
Carolina: Repairs of officers quarters, enlisted
mems barracks, and other public buildings,
grounds, fences, and drains, five thousand dol
lars.
For Detroit arsenal, Dearbonville, Michigan
Repairs to public buildings and grounds, five
hundred dollars.
For Fort Monroe arsenal, including gun-yard
with new fence, three thousand dollars re-
pairing two stone houses, one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars; painting and repairing public
buildings, one thousand five hundred dollars
For Fort Union arsenal, New Mexico: One
set OF quarters, one thousand FIVE hundred and
seventy-hye dollars; repairing building and
grounds, three thousand dollars
FOR Frankford arsenal, Philadelphia, Penn
syiyanla introducing water into quarters and
oHlces, one thousand dollars repairing bonn
dary walls and embankments, three thousand
eight hundred dollars; repairs of public build
ings' one thousand dollars; repairs to machin-
cry, i've thousand dollars
s;l Tor Indianapolis arsenal, indianapolis, In
diaha Guard-house and gateway at main en-
trance, ten thousand dollars: improving
grounds and roadways, five thousand dollars
repairs to public buildings, drains, and sewers,
six thousand dollars
For Leav enworth arsenal Leavenworth Kan
sas: Repairing buildings, fences, cisterns, and
walks. five thousand dollars; painting public
buildings, onethousand FIVE hundred dollars; ms
cadamizing roadways, on account of wagon-re al
leading from Missouri river bridge to the main
road to Leavenworth, three thousand dollars;
erecting new magazine for storing ammuni-
ton, twelve thousand nine hundred and fifty
dollars
For New York arsenal, Governors island,
New York harbor Repairs of building, quar-
tiers, and grounds, six thousand nine hundred
dollars,
For Pikesville arsenal, Pikesvills, Maryland
Repairs and preservation of arsenal, barracks,
quarters, workshops, stables, magazines and
Enclosures, two hundred dollars.
For Saint Louis arsenal Saint Louis Mis-
souri,: Officers quarters on Jefferson Barracks
ordnance reservation, eighteen thousand
For San Antonio arsenal, San Antonio, Tex
as: Erecting store building for stables, wagon
house, and store-room for forage, harness and
tools, three thousand dollars; repairs of of
fcers' quarters, Office, and painting fences,
roofs, and cutters of public buildings, two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For Vancouver arsenal, Washington Terri
tory: Repairs to public buildings and grounds,
one thousand dollars.
For Washington arsenal, Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia: Improving magazine
grounds, two thousand dollars.
For Wartervlet arsenal. West Troy, New
York Repairs to buildings. roofs, and perma-
nent sheds, three thousand dollars; repairs to
bridges, roads fences, and inclosing walls, one
thousand dollars.
For Waterfowl arsenal Watertown, Massa-
chusetts: Repairs of buildings. grounds, and
machinery, FIVE thousand dollars.
For contingencies of arsenals: Repairs of
smaller arsenals, and to meet such unforeseen
expenditures at arsenals ms accidents or other
contingencies, during the year may render
necessary, ten thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, AND ABAN-
DoNED LANDS.
For collection and payment of bounty, prize
money, and other legitimate claims of colored
soldiers, viz: For salaries of agents and clerks :;
rents of offices, fuel, and lights: stationery and
printing Office furniture and repairs; mileage
and transportation of officers and agents; teie-
and postage. eighty-seven Thousand
five hundred dollars
For support of Freedmen's Hospital and Asy-
lunl at Washington, District of Columbia, viz
Pay of medical officers and attendants; medi-
cines, medical supplies. and rations; clothing !;
rent of hospital buildings, fuel, and lights; re-
pairs and transportation, seventy-eight thou
sand dollars Provided, That no part of said
appropriation shall be used in the support of, or
to pay any of the aforesaid expenses on account
of any persons hereafter to be admitted to said
hospital and asylum, unless persons removed
thither from some other government hospital.
SIGNAL OFFICE.
For manufacture, purchase, or repair meteor
illogical and other necessary Instruments for
reports; for expenses of storm
signals announcing probable approach and
force of storms; for instrument shelters; for
hire, furniture, and expense of offices main
tanned for public use in cities or posts receiving
reports; for maps and bulletins, to be displayed
in chambers of commerce and boards OF trade
rooms for books and stationery; and for incl
dental expenses not otherwise provided for, one
hundred and two thousand four hundred and
fifty-one dollars Provided, That no part of
this appropriation, nor of any appropriation
for the several departments of the government,
shall be expended for telegraphing between
said departments and their officers or agents,
except at rates first to be established by the
Postmaster General, under section two of chap
ter two hundred and thirty of the statutes of
eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For contingencies of the army, namely:
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
settle the accounts of disbursing officers for ex-
penditures already made in pursuance of law,
which will not involve any actual expenditure,
but merely transfer on the books OF the treas
ury two hundred thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to
penditures already made in pursuance OF law,
which will not involve any actual expenditure,
but merely transfer on the books of the treas
ury seventy-fve thousand dollars.
For payment of costs and charges OF State
penitentiaries for the care, clothing, mainten-