The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-23

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ture, nor any written or printed card, circular
book, pamphlet advertisement or notice OF any
kind giving Information, directly or indirectly,
where, or how, or Of whom, or by what means
either OF the things before mentioned may be
obtained or made, nor any letter upon the en-
velope OF which, or postal card upon which In
uecent OF scurIllOuS eplJnets may DC written OF
printed, shal DC carried IN the MALI ana any
person who shall knowingly deposit, or cause
to be deposited, for mailing or delivery, any Of
the herelnbefOre-mentlOned articles or things,
or any notice, or paper containing any adVer-
ttsement relating TO the aforesaid articles or
Things, ana any person who, IN pursuance OF
any plan or scheme for dlspOslng OF any OF the
hereinbefOrc-mentiOncd articles or things shall
take, or cause to be taken, from the natl any
such letter or package shall be deemed guilty
OF mlsdemeanor and, on conviction thereof,
shall, for every Oifensc, be fined not less than
one hundred dollars nor more than i've thousand
dollars, or. imprisoned at hard labor not less
than one year nor more than ten years, or both,
In the discretion OF the judge"
SEC. 3. That all persons are prohibited from
importing into the United States, from any for
elgn country, any of the neutrality-suspicious.
articles or things, except the drugs hereinbe-
put up for any Of the purposes before mentioned;
and all such prohibited articles I'm the course OF
Importation snail be detained by the officer Of
customs, and proceedings taken against the
same under section 1--WE Of this act.
SEC 4. That whoever, being an officer, agent,
or employee OF the government OF the United
States, shall knowingly aid or abct any person
engaged in any violation Of this act, shall be
deemed guilty Of q misdcmcanOr and, on con-
vlction thereof, shall, for every Ofensc, be pun
ished as provided in section two Of this act.
SEC. ., That any judge OF any district or cir
cut court OF the United states, within the prop
er district, before whom complaint I'm writing
OF any violation OF this act shall be made, to
ihe satisfaction OF such Judge, and founded on
| knowledge or belief, and, II upon belief, set
| ting forth the grounds OF such belief, and sup
| ported by oath or affirmation Of the complain
! ant, may issue, cOnfOrmably to the Constitution,
| a warrant directed to the marshal, or any dep
| NY marshal, In the proper district, directing
| MN 10 search Tor, seize, and take possession OF
| frT IA
| ed to make due and immediate return thereof
| 10 Ihe end that the same may be condemned
conducted in tie same ma6ner as as other pro-
! ccedings in case OF municipal seizure and with
! tne same right OF appeal or writ OF error: Pro-
| rdcd, That nothing I'm this section shall be con-
| strued as repeating the one hundred and forty
Si1shahdry9 Dr3J gfsdtatq " MASH. .tAls act Is
| tofore found for olenses against the same, but
| the said indictments may be prosecuted to
Judgment as If this section had not been en-
| acted.
Approved, March g. 1918.
| No. SIAN ACT to establish board OF local
inspectors Of steam-vcssels for the customs dis
trct Of Michigan, in the state Of Michigan.
BE il enacted By he Senate and House Of Rep
resentdiipes Of The United Stlies n IHciica in CON
press assembled, That there shall be a local
| board Of inspectors designated and appointed
for the custom district Of Michigan, IN The state
| OF Michigan, and the Inspector OF hulls and the
| Inspector OF boilers composing the said hoard,
shall receive salary OF nine hundred dollars
| year each.
Approved, March 3, 1919.
| No. 3.-JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the
| congratulations OF the American people to the
| people OF spain.
Rssoiued by tie Senate aai House Qf RJriscnto-
| tees Of The United Statcs If Imerica ia Compress
assembled, That I'm the name and behalf OF the
! American people, the congratulations Of Con-
| greS5 are hereby rendered to the people OF
| spain upon their recent efforts TO consolidate
! the principles Of universal liberty IN a repub-
| llcan form OF government.
That the President OF the United States be,
! and hereby is, requested TO transmit this reso-
! luton n the American minister ~ Madrid, with
instructions to present 1t 10 the Spanish gov
Approved, March 3, 1873.
No. 44.-AN ACT to enforce the stipulatons
| OF the convention with Venezuela, Of April
twenty-ffth, eighteen hundred and siXty-slx,
| and the payment OF adiudicated claims.
BE il enacted Jy the Senate and House Of Repre-
scHtdtfUeS Of the United states W America in Con-
| gress assembled That the adjudication OF claims
| by the convention with venezuela OF April
| twenty-hfth, eighteen hundred and slXty-siX,
| pursuant to the terms OF said convention, is
| hereby recognized as final and conclusive, and
TO be held as valid and subssting against the
| republic OF Venezuela.
| Approved February 25, 1913.
No. 45. AN ACT making appropriations for
the support of the Military Academy for the
fiscal year ending June thlrtlcth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-four.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House If Repre-
seiitatiUes Of the United stafeS Qf lericd m Coii-
gress assembled, That the following sums be,
and the same are hereby appropriated, out OF
any money In the treasury not otherwise APP
prOprated for the support OF the Military Acad-
envy FOR the year ending June thlrtleth, eight
cen hundred and sevcnty-fOur, namely:
For additional pay OF Officers, ana for pay Of
instructors, professors, cadets, and musicians
two hundred and twenty thousand three hun
dred and seventy-nine dollars and t1ty cents:
| prorided, That the professors OF the United
States Military Academy whose service at the
| academy exceeds ten years Shall have the pay
and allowances OF colonel, and all other pro-
| lessons shall have the pay ana allowances Of
| leutenant-cOOnel; and the instructors OF ord
| nance and science OF gunnery and Of practical
| engineering shall have the pay and allowances
! OF major; and hereafter there shall be allowed
and paid TO the said professors ten per centum
ol lhelr current yearly pay Tor cach ana every
term " fve years service In the army ana at
the academy: Prorided That such addition shall
IN no cast exceed forty per centum OF said year
! ly pay ana said professors are hereby placed
upon the sahe footing, as regards restrictions
upon pay ana retirement from active service, as
For repairs and improvements, timber plank
boards, lolss, wali-strlps, laths, shingles slate
| TIN, Sheet-lead, nails, screws, locks, butts,
hinges, glass paint, turpentine, oils, bricks,
yarnish, stone; lime cement, plaster, hair, blast
ing-pOWder, fuel, iron, steel, TOOLS mantels, and
other similar materials, fourteen thousand i've
hundred dollars.
For pay OF cltlzen-mcchanics and labor en-
ployed upon repairs that cannot be done by en-
listed men, eight thousand dollars.
For fuel and apparatus namely! coal, wood,
stoves, CRATES furnaces, ranges, fire-bricks and
repairs OF steam-heating apparatus fourteen
thousand dollars.
For gas-pipes, gasometers, and retorts, and
annual repairs OF the same, six hundred dollars.
For fuel for cadets mess-hall, shops, and
laundry, three thousand tye hundred dollars.
dollars.
For stationery, blank books, paper, envelopes,
quilts steel pens, pencils erasers, wax, and Ink
For transportation of materials, discharged
cadets, and ferriages' one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For prlntlng-type, materials for oflice, dlplo-
mas for graduates, registers, and blanks, seven
hundred dollars.
For compensation Of pressman and ltho-
gTapher, one hundred dollars.
For clerk 20 discussing officer and quarter
master, one thousand six hundred and 1fty dol
lars.
For clerk to adJutant, one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For clerk TO treasurer, one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For department Of instruction In mathemat-
ics namely: For repairs OF Instruments. forty
dollars; textbooks, rawing-materials, and sta
tionery for instructors, thirty dollars.
For department OF artillery, cavalry, and in
fantry tactics, namely; For tan-hark- for riding
| hall and gymnasium, three hundred dollars
and for repairing apparatus for same, nifty dol
lars; for repairing camp-stools tents, ana fur
niture, nifty dollars.
For department OF civll and military engin.
eering: For models, maps, repairs OF instru-
| mentS, textbooks, books OF reference, and sta
tionery for use OF instructors, llVe hundred dol
! lars.
For department OF drawing For models foi
free-hand drawing for second class, fOrty-fyC
dollars; mounting and framing the same, sew
, enty-tYe dollars; architectural and tOpOgraph
lcal models for third class, forty dollars mount
boards for mounting models, fifteen dollars col
, ors, paper, brushes, and pencils, twenty dollars