The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-20

opened by the saii Judges as eXulied herein,
shall, shereffoln anil thereafter and up to and
inaluaihs THE ,iay fi'loTig tie dsy cf ht
| election. b.aiNa < oxen for tie 'ransiI ipn oi
lftsine's under ihi4 A. arl le r9wetS aHG
| j,iI'isiittiioa i.,f.by syaaiea a:tl nnNfrtreti
shall be eXerlised.as well in vacation as il
term tlme; and judge, sitting at chambers,
| sha Lave the same powers and jurisdiction,
including the power of keeping order and Of
Furnishing any contempt Of his authority. rs
when sitting In the court: Provided. That no
compensation shall be allowed TO the super
visors herein authorized to be appointed, eS-
cept those appointed in cites or towns Of
twenty Thousand or more inhabitants. And
no person shall be appointed Under this act as
| supervisor of electian who is not ut the time
of his appointment qualiilel voter of the
county, parish, eiection-district, or voting
precent for which he Ii appointed. And no
person shall be appointed deputy marshal
under the act of which this is amen'latmy,
who is not qualified voser At the time Of his
appointment, in the county, ml.tish, district, or
precinct in which his duties are to be per
Formed And section thirteen CT the act Of
which this Is an amendment shall be CON
stried to authorize and require the circuit
courts of the Uuited Safes in Stid SEXTON
mentioned to naine and appoint. as soon as
| may he after the passage Of this act, the com
| ndssioners prOvi ied for in said section, In
all cases in which such appointments have
| n0talready been made In conformity there
! With. And the third section OF the act to
| which this Isl Al amendment shall be taken
aud construedto authorize each Of the Judges
| Of thecircuit courts Of tho United States TO
designate 10 or more of the judges of the
district courts within hs circuit TO torsiscnargc
the duties arising under this aat or the act TO
which this Is an amendment. And the words
Nany person.. in section four of The act OF
May thirty-frst, eighteen hundred and SEVEN
ty, shall be he d TO include any officer or other
person having powers or duties Of an oillcia'
character under this act or the act to which
this Is an amendment: Provided, That n0.h-
Ing in this section shall be construed as to
authorize the appointment Of any marshals
or deputy maIshals In addition to those here
tofore authorized by law: Pnd provided fur
ther. Thtt the supervisors herein provided for
aha IL have 10 power or authority to make
arrests or to perform o.heT duies than to be
IN the itnme iiatc presence OF The officers
holding the election and TO witness all their
proceedings, including the counting of the
votes and the making Of q return thereof.
And 80 much Of saia sum herein approlm-i-
ated as may be necessary for said supple
mental and aMendatory provisions Is hereby
appropriated from and after the passage OF
this act.
For the supportand maintenance ofconvicts
transferred from the Disiric. of Columbia, |
ten thousand dollars.
For the compensation Of spe;al counsel
and other legal services, and for Incidental
expenses In taking testimony, fees Of witness
ses and Of commissioners in relation 10 claims |
before the mixed American and British claims
commission, twenty-five tho,saad dollars.
For defraying the expenses Of defending |
1lalms under the convention with Mexico 0i
\ fourth July, eighteen hundrclan sixty eight,
~ be eXiaad unller the direction OF the
+ Attorney tfents.eA ten thousand dollars
For payment nf the deccssary expenses In
CURED In defending suits against the Secrc-
tary of the Treasury, or his agents, for the
selsure Of captured or abandoned property
and for the exami nation ofwitneSses inc'aims
against the United States pending In any De-
partment; and for the defence O the United
States In til Court Of Claims, to be expended
under the direction Of the Attorney General.
thirty thousand dollars. no part Of which
shall be paid to attorneys or connselors Mt
law for professional services, for appearing
and assisting in the trial of eanscs in the
Supreme. circuit. or district courts Of the
United SA'es, or Court Of Claims; AMI that
the Attorney General make report TO Con-
gress at the end of tho fiscal year of the man
ner of the expenditure Of this fund, and to
whom aud for what purpose paid.
For this sum. or so much thereof us may be
necessary, to be expended under the direc-
ton Of the Attorney General In the detection
States, fifty Thousand dollars. f.
For expenses to be incurred in the prOSecu-
ton and collection Of claims due tho Unitel
States, TO pc disbursei under the direction Of
the Attorney General, twenty-five thouand
dollars.
To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to
colleat ctpturcd aud abandoned property
United States, and TO collect, procure, and
preserve all vouchers, papers, records, and
evidence, and to take testimony rs to claims
against the Cnitesi States, to he PAIL only upon
The Certificate Of the commissioners OF claims,
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
MISCELLANEOUS. ....
For continuing the COLLECTION Of statistics of
mines and mining, TO le laid before Congress,
to be expended under the direction Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, fifteen thousgnd
dollars.
vey of The Territories of the Uned States by
Professor f. V. Hayden, under the direction
Of the Secretary Of the Interior, during the
fiscal year ending june thirtictl, eighteen
hundred and seyenty-three, siXly-iiye thou. I
sannd dollary. {
For completing the survey of the Colorado
OF the West and It's tributaries by Professor |
j. W. Powell, under the direction Of Smith. Z
sonian Institution, twenty thousand dollars.
For continuing the inquiry into the causes !
of the decrease Of the foM-hshes Of the coast
and the lakes Of the United States, five tho,l-
sand dollars.
For the introduction of shad into the wa, !
ters of the Pacific States, the Gull states and y
Of the Mississippi valley, and of salmon, ,
white fish, and other useful food-nshcs. into !,
the waters Of the United States to which they
are best adapted, fifteen thousand dollars, .
tn be expended under the direction of the |;
United States commissioner OF fish and fish. ..
cries.
To enable the Superintendent of the Coas.
Survey to cause astronomical observations 10 ', y
be made At one of the highest points on the !
line OF the Pacific railroad, Two thousand dol. !
lars.
IOcnable the Secretary of the Treasury 10 y
pay Thomas Donaldson balance due him for
services as constructing superintendent ofthe !
peneteniary building at Boise City, Idaho, :
two hundred and forty dollars and fifteen !,
cents,
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury 10
repay G. NJ. Lockwood, late mail contractor, n
the amount of fine paid on the order of the !,
Postmaster General, but Aflerward remi!tcd !,
bythat officer, four hundred and seventy. y
seven dollars and flftysix cents.
For contingent expenses Oh the Office OF the
secretary Of the Territory Of Wyoming, one ).
thousand five hundred dollars.
10 enable The Secretary Of the Interior to =. "
pay only the reasonable expenses heretofore
incurred for laying roadway and curb \
ing and paving Sidewalks in front of \ !
the property Of the United States In the Dis y y
trict OF Columbia, one hundred and niaety. y
two thousand six hundred and twunty dol Z
lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary; y
and all railroads are hereby prohibited on !,
the street aud X street fronts OF Farlagut. Y
Scott, and Franklin squares; and no further =
street railroads shall be laitl down in the City J,
Of Washington without the consent Of Con- ! !
gress.
To pay the board OF public works Of the :,
District Of Columbia the proportion OF the
cost properly payable by tue United States y
government for the filing Of the canal from v
Seventh street west to Seventeenth street l.
west, and Of the cost ofthc intervening sewer !
along the canal adjoining the property Of the Z
United States government, said work being n