Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-02

For rent Of Office Of surveyor general Of Idaho Ter
rorry fuel books rtationsry and ether incidental ex
For rent Of Office Of Surveyor general of Novade,
fuel books. stationery and other incidental expenses
For rent of Office of surveyor general of Oregon. fuel
books stationery. and other incidental expenses two
For rent Of Office of surveyor general of Washsnton
Territory fuel books stationery. and othei incidental
l expenses ton thousand dollars. ,i} IA Ia, u
and Iowa. eI books, and other incidental espenses
| two thousand five hundred dollars. - I,
Territory. fuel. books. stationery. and other incl
dental expenses two thousand five hundred dollars.
and ether incidental
penses two thousand dollars.
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expenres. two thousand FIVE hundred dollars: =
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expenses two thousand five hundred dollars. 5d Cg;
SURVEYING THE PUBLIC LANDa
For surveying the public lands in Louisiana at rates
not exceeding ten dollars linear mile for township
and eight dollars for section lines eshtee thousand
For surveying the public lands in Florida. at rates
not exceeding ten dollars per linear mile for Standard
dollars for townships and six dollars for section
/ lines. twelve thousand dollars. ff-s.s -.
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dollars for section lines fifty thousand dollars Pro-
to and Sioux
Rairoap Company,:the sum of one thousand three
made by said company of the public lands in said
State. .h, - 80 u
at rates not exceeding twelve dollars per linear mile
for standard lines, nine dollars for township, and
eight dollars for section lines eighty thousand dol
For surveying the public lands in Montana Terri
tory at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per Linear
and ten dollars for section lines. sixty thousand dol
For surveying the public lands in Nebraska at rates
not exceeding twelve dollars linear mile for stand
ard lines. nine dollars for township; and eight dollars
for section lines slSty thousand dollars 70 take enect
For surveying the public lands in Kansas. at rates
ard lines sixty thousand dollars, said amount to be
available from and aftor the passage OF TINS act
~ at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear
mile for standard lines, twelve dollars for township
and ten dollars for section lines, eighty thousand dol
For surveying the public lands in Idaho Territory
at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear mule
for standard lines twelve dollars for township and
ten dollars for section lines, thirty thousand dol
For surveying the public lands in New Mexico Ter
rtory at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear
mile for standard lines. twelve dollars for township.
and ten dollars for section lines, thirty thousand dol
For surveying the public lands in Arizona Territery
rates not teen d1inrs per
and ten doldrs for section lines twenty teousand DOL
Forsurveying the public lands in California, at rates
not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear mile for stand
ard lines, fourteen dollars for township and twelve
mountain lands at augmented rates. not exceeding
eighteen dollars per linear mile for standard sixteen
lines, ninety thousand dollars. - nHa 20 =.
For surveying the public lands in Oregon, at rates
ard lines outeen dollars for township and twelve dol
lars fol section lines, forty thousand dollars
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not exceeding eighteen dollars per linear mile for
standard. sixteen dollars for township and fourteen
third of said amount to be expended east OF the Gas
cade mountains.
For surveying the public lands in Washington Ter
ritory at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars linear
mile for standard lines fourteen dollars for township
timbered lands at augmented rates, not exceeding
eighteen dollars per linear mile for standard sixteen
For surveying the public land in Utah Tcrrity, at at
sdaf ins ta oiIaDs for township and ten
dollars for section lines, twenty FIVE thousand dol
For surveying the public lands in Nevada at rates
not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear mile for stand
for section lines, fifty thousand dollars. p"
For surveying the public lands in Wyoming Terri
tory at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear
mile for Standard twelve dollars for township. and
ten dollars for section lines fifty thousand dollars
at rate not dollars for
mile, estimated distance two hundred and seventy
seven miles, thirteen thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars.
For survey of so much of the the south boundary Of
Colorado Territy lies between the twenty fifth and
twentp sixth meridian. west of Washnton. at rate not
exceeding forty dollars per linear mile, estimated
distance sixty miles. two thousand four huedred dol
lars. p lh .tf' % Il
For survey of SO much of the eostern boundary OF
New Mexico as lies between the northwest coTnrr OF
Texas and the thirty seventh parallel of north lati
ude, at rate not exceeding forty dollars per linear
mile estimated distance thirty five miles, one thousand
four hundred dollars. .-.e-.-e .,,s...e..fs.ai
For survey of the boundary between the Territories
of Idaho and Washington at rate texceedng sixty
nollars per linear mile estimated distance one hun
bred and eighty miles, ten thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For occasional examinations of the public surveys
in the several surveying districts in order to test the
accuracy of the work in the field ten thousand dol
lars.
For expenses of survey, appraisement. and other
contingent expenses for carrying out the provisions OF
toe act of February twenty fourth eighteen hundred
and seventy one. providing for the sale of useless mil
itary reservations twenty thousand dollars. .VHE
For survey of exterior boundaries of Indian reser-
vatons and sub-diyiding portioos of the same, two
hundred thousand dollars. 'sii
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF REVENUE
FROM SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
For salaries and commissions of registers Of land
Offices and receivers of public moneys at ninety two
land Offices four hundred and ninety eight thousand
seven hundred dollars. ss
For expenses of depostting moneys received from
sales of public lands, thirteen thousand dollars. Re
To meet the expenses of SURPRISING depredatl0ns
upon the timber the public lands eight thousand
dollars, ftl lri .f ltl' 1853 Iltf = 4f. 81
For this amount or so much thereof as may DO nees
praisal and sale of the tracts of land In the State OF
Nebraska, belonging to the Omaha, Pawnee Ot0e and
Missouri and thu Sac and COX of Missouri tribes of
I7daus in accordance with the provisions Of an act