The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-17

hundra by twenty-five leeJ, one STORY, louf
thou and dollars, for building cistern 10 supply
the pest with water, two thousand dollars; for
repairing and painting public bullnings anu
| fences, thousand dollars; IN all, sixteen
vancouver arsenal, Vancouver, Washington
| Territory For repairing store-houses, WORK
| shops, quarters, barracks, FENCES ana grounu''
one thousand dollars. ,,. r.
| Washington ars email, Washington, Dlstriet OF |
Columbia For coping for lncloslng-waal an on
| northern front of arsenal grounds, and feren- |
| trance gates at the termination of Four-and-a- |
| half str, ct, three thousand dollars.
| Wateryliet arsenal West Troy, New YORK: |
| For repairing public buildings, fifteen hundred |
Watertown arsenal. WATERFOWL, Massachu-
| sets: For repairs of roofs and painting bulld
| ings and fences, five thousand dollars; for re-
| pairing ana painting officers quar- ers and re-
! viewing f. naces and waterclosets, three thoa.
| Cont ngunces of arsenals: For repairs of
| smaller arsenals, and to meet such Unforeseen
expenditures at arsenals as accidents roa asr
| sary, ten thousand dollars PToctded That no
money appropriated ny This act shall be pal as
| commissions upon any labor OF mateilals iur-
| nshed the United States.
| For continuing the surveys OF the northern
and northwestern lakes, one hundred ana seven
| ty.flve thousand do lars And this pproprlt'
ton shall be available from the time Of the pas
sage of thi- act.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS IN AND
AROUND WASHINGTON.
| Repairs care and improv, ment of public
buildings, ounds, and works in the District OF
Columbia, under the direction Of the Chief Engi-
| neer of the army, viz:
| For fuel for propagating garden and lodges IN
public grounds, Ave hundred d liars.
For repairs, fuel. and similar necessaries for
Executive Mansion FOR repairs ep, 20 ,h manson;
dollars for refurnishing the same, twelve thou
| sand dollars; for repairs and care OF green
| house, including new floor, hOwer-stands, and
| pipes ten thousand dollars; for constructing six
. | hundred and thrty-f ur feet OF sewer for drain
age three thousand dollars.
lib tt,rt In nit nl
sion and grounds: For lighting Capitol and Exc
cutive Mansion and public grounds, forly-fiye
thousand dollars and the officer charged with
, the disbursement of this approp iation shall
have the entire care and control OF the consu p,
ton of the gas used for Lighting buildings and
e For lamps and lamp-poss for centre and south
f | walk west Capitol grounds, five hundr d dol
lars; tor pay of lamp lighters, gas.htting,
: plumbing, lamps posts, and repairs OF all sorts,
e fifteen thousand dollars.
b | Improvement and care of public grounds For
annual repair of feuees around reservations, two
thousand dollars for manure, and hauling the
= | same on public grounds, five thousand dollars ;
for painting iron fences around reservations, and
Il aroun d War and Navy Departments, four thou
X | sand dollars; for improvem- mt, care. and pro-
lection OF seats, and Tor fountains and fsh-ponds
IA in Capitol grounds, three thousand dollars for
?, purchase of seats for Capitol grounds, one thou
sand dollars for hire OF carts for public grounds :,
five thousand dollars; for purchase and repair OF
# tools for public grounds two Thousand dollars
for purchase of trees treeboxes, and whitewash-
d | fences five thousand dollars for purchase OF
flowerpots, mats, twins, and glasses one thou.
Of For care and improvement Of grounds south OF
d Executive Mansion, including purchase of trees,
making walks, and grading, ten thousand dollars
for repairs OF greenhouse At propaBatmg garden,
d | three thousand dollars.
a For improving Franhln square, introducing
n, water gas, lodge, and urinals six thousand five
~ For improvement of Monument grounds
grading road, walk, draining, purchase and haul
w. ing gravel for walks and roads, trees, and shrubs
| mari MI ppn
ct grounds shall be considered as portion OF thu
If public grounds i'll The city of Washington, ano
I'd | shall be under the same control as the Other
public buildings and grounds in the city o
NJ Washington, in conformity with The ct OF Marcf
I'd second, eigh cen hundred and sixty-seven.
a For improving and grading Armory square
a. making and gravelling walks, roads, purchase O
n trees, and drainage, ten thousand dollars
he For the improvement of Judiciary square, b.
~ | introducing water, drainage, urchase of trees
and opening and grading walks, twelve thou
lie. | sand five hundred dollars.
" Far care and improvement of Smithsonian
grounds, Two thousand dollars.
,st For completing improvements and care Q
ne. Lafayette square, tl.rce thousand five hundre
he | dollars.
us For improvement of Farragut square, f1y
in | thousand dollars.
!" For grading, opening walks and roads, an
crawling the same, drainage, purchase OF tree
aud shrubs, for improvement of reservatio
between Third and sixth streets, as per plar
ten thousand dollars for removing snow and ic
lu- from pavements and walks, one thousand GO
ns, lars.
for For arting o nursery for Improvement
ty- pubic grounds, two thousand dollars.
For improving Lincoln park, building paw
nd, mems, opening walks, and lodge, five thousan
it, For improving reservation on New York av
'ne nue. and Eighteenth street, seven thousand ~
ew hundred dollars o..
ou- For repairs OF government water-nipes ar
for fire. plugs, and purchase of apparatus for clea
ry, | ing water-pipes, ten thousand dpars; for pu
io chase of spirrows cages, boxes, and care OF Il
md same five hundred dollars tor purchase of tire
the | markers, and marking the same, one hundrt
md dollars; for abating auisances, one thousai
and doll rs.
to For Improving reservations on different avenue
to twenty thou.alld dollars
all For casual repairs of Navy Yard bridge al
nth Upper bridge, three thousand dollars.
Ien WASHINGTON AceuEnucT.
tS U For repairs of dwellings for keepers of t
noe water.gates one thousand five hundred dollar
m. | For completing the parapets OF Cabin Jo
tho bridge and other bridges on the line OF the acqt
at duct thirteen thous and nine hundred and thlri
Iha | four dollars.
anS For q dial telegraph connecting the Great ia
md | of the Potomac with the reservoirs and with
five office IN washington Two 'housaho h'e huNai
tnr | dollars. 4a....
dol. | salaries of gatekeepers, and general repa!
aud | fifteen thousan dollars.
anu For completing the necessary excavation
con. distributing reservoir eleven thousand five hu
Ire" For furnishing and laying cast iron pipe 70
doe feet In diameter from the central gate.house
! Nv the effluent gate-house, twenty-five thousa
and | nine hundred and thirty-two dollars.
The For purchase of land for road from the CIR
o falls to conduit road, three thousand one hund
and thirty. nine dollars and all tho foregoing
hor preparations for the service of the Washing
dred acqueduct are hereby made available INNS
narf atrly upon the passage OF this act.
nine For rebuilding the Cham bridge, ON
If of. fotoIhac river, oho hunui gu .iio n.a.if
hun | SO much thereof as may be necessary Pfootc
,narv That the bridge shall be rebuilt as substan
,ighJ iron structure upon plans to be approved by
vSrk | Chief of Engineers of the army, and under
sona | supervision and direction.
sand To pay five laborers in the old part OF
~ Capitol and five watchmen in reservation
o.ra | twenty per certum on their pay for the y
nina | ending Juno thirtieth, eighteen hundred
sixty -nine, and June thirtieh. eighteen huh'
oar | and seventy, rs authoIi lied by the eighte'
Ma section of the act OF July twenty-eighth eigh
nrra hundred and siXty.sx, two Thousand eight
two dred and eighty dollars, or SO much as ma
public necessary -.
rs in EUR Az OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND abANp
LANDS.
: For For collection and payment of bounty,
J, hVe money, and other legitimate claims OF col
soldiers and sailors, viz For alaries OF ag
, Fir- and clerks rent of Offices fuel, and lights
brick tionery and printing; office furuiture an
THAR pairs mileage and transportation OF ohceri
store agents; teiesraphina and postage, one hun
build thousand dollars Propfded, That the Rure
usana Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned l.