The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-06-01

terror. upon depositing the said appraised val
no In the said court q the credit of such own
or or owners, respectively, be vested In the
United States. Aud the Secretary Of tho In
terror 10 hereby authorized and required IN pay
% the several owner or owners, respectively,
specified the appraisement Of said court, or pay
ihto court by deposit, ~ hereinbcfore provided,
the appraised values and the sum necessary,
not exceeding four hundred thousand dollars.
for such purpose 10 hereby appropriated out Of
any moneys In the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated Provided. That the Secretary Of the
Interior 10 hereby authorized TO sell at public
auction such materials In the building In
numbers six hundred and eighty-scven aud
six hundred and eighty-eight ere not neces-
sary for the public works In III, District; and
further. that th, moneys realis~l BY such sales
shall be sppii-a 10 the improvement and ex-
tension OF IN. Capitol grounds.
sEc. TO- That said court may direct the
time and manner in which possession Of the
property condemned shall be- taken or deliver.
cd. and NAV. u necessary. enforce any order or
issue any process for giving possession. The
cost occssicnrd by the inquiry and assessment
shall be paid by the United States. aud. as 10
other costs which may arise, they shall be
charged or taxed as the court may direct
sEc. II. That no delay in making an assess
ment OF cam pensation. OF In taking possession,
shall be cccasicned by any doubt which may
or as 10 the interests OF the respective owners
but IN such eases the cnurt shall require a de.
posit OF the money allowed as cnn, pcnsation Tor
the whole property or the part Ia dispute. In
all eases. a. socn as tho United States shall
have paid the compensation assessed. or Sc
cured ITS payment, by deposit of money, un
der the order Of the court. possession Of the
property may BE- taken.
Ssc. ~. That the Washington aud George.
town Railroad Company aud the Metropolitan
Railroad Company be. aud they are hereby. 70
quired 10 remove their tracks, respectively,
from the Capitol grounds. as hereby establish
ed. aud Ia run the same as they may be direct.
ed, from time 10 tune. by the officer IN charge
Of the pablie buildings aud grounds, a. ths
grading and tlling up Of said grounds may rcn
der necessary. That commission. CONSISTING
81 the Secretary OF the Interior. the Chief I'm
ginecr 81 the army, aud the officer ia charge ol
public buildings aud grounds, 10 hereby au
thorired aud diFestcd h examine aud report u
Congress. prior % the second Monday Of be
csmb~r neat. PIN BY whiehNihs lccenotiv "
railroad traek ia Mont Of the wesisru enlranss
Of the Capitol shail be removed. With due ~
gard a. the right Of al parties concerned. aud
by shich proper con ~ ettans with the other
rail ruais may be made,
sac. IS. That FROM aud after the arst iay VI
July. rtrhieen hundred aai seventy IT,, ths
annual salaries o; the Second Cempsrsile-. Of
the Register. aai Of the Sapsrsising Architect
81 IN Treasury Department. shall Be four
Thousand dollars each aud the auhaAi salafs
~ the ja.lses Of the Court II claims shall b
roar thousand ave handFed dollars each. sud
sufficient sum y carry into efset the Prov
sipns 90 this sectan 70 the eud ot the aes yea
ending jane thirtsth. ~lsAtssa handred sHd
setsaty three, b, hsfvby sppSopF assi
Approved May isf4