The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-05


hundred and thirty .three dollars
UNDER THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE.
For Improvement Of the grounds of the De-
partment Of Agriculture: For labor, twelve
thousand dols rs for cast.iron labels for trees
and shrubs. one thogsand Ave hundred dollars
| for tools, wagons, Lawn mowers. CARTS and gen.
eral re pairs OF the ssrae, enc thousand dollars
Cor boiler for heating apparatus, three hundred
dollars for building furnaces and chimneys
two hundred aud fifty dollars: for repairing fence
on Fourteenth street, four hundred doilarg; 70.
repairing concrete reads and walks seven hun
dred and fifty doilarsj in oil, slxt cen thousand
two hundred dollars.
| REFORM SCHOOL OF DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
For superintendent, one thousand FIVE hundred
dollars; two assistant superintendent, at seven
hundred ana fifty dollars each matron six hun
dred dollars two teachers, a. six hundred dol-
lars each physician, Eve hundred dollars; su-
perintendent Of work shop. six hundred dollars
laborer one hundred and forty-four dollars
seanstress. laundress and servants, five hundred
and forty dollars; fuel. clothing and incidentas.
| two thousand four hundred and fifty six dollars
| in all nine thousand seven hundred and sixty
| dollars
TO provide steam heating apparatus for the
main and family building; plumbing, and paint
| ing brick walls of said building; introducing
water and erecting water tank forty fest high,
and means to force water into it, as a reservoir
| in case Of fire; erecting apparatus to manu-
facture gas for the Of the buildings; grading
down the old Fort Lincoln, (the site selected for
the school j making road in front of and around
the buildings, and setting out ornamental trees,
| fifteen thousand dollars.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
1 For expenses of the commission appointed
under act approved March nineteenth, eigh-
| teen hundred and seventy-tWo, for the pnr-
pose of surveying and making the boundary
between the territory Of the United States
and the possessions Of Great Britain, from the
Lake of the Woods to the summit of the
Rocky mountains ore hundred and twenty
| FIVE Thousand dollars aud this amount she'll
be available from the passage OF this act.
Any unexpended balance of the appropri-
a tons made by the act approved December
twenty first, eighteen hundred and seventy
one. for the expenses that may be incurred
under articles one to nine of the treaty with
Great Britain, conclu led May eighth, elgh-
/ teen hundred and seyenty-ono, Or so much
thereof as my be necessary, may DC expended
under the direction of the Secretary of
State With the approval Of the Pre- ident Of
the United States, to enable the President
to fulfill the stipuiations contained in the
twentieth, twenty-secoud, twenty-thrd TWEEN
ty fourth, and twenty fifth articles of said
treaty in relation to the creation Of cotnmis.'
sloners, and proceedings before the same,
aud to the appointment OF agents.
For photographic press and necessary
materials, not 70 exceed one thousand dollars,
aud for a photographic pressman and laborers,
not to exceed two thousand doars;in all three
thousand dollars That the compensation of
| Henry Douglass. employed under the Door
! keeper Of the House, be fixed at two dollars
and fifty cents pedelm, and sam sufficient
to pay the same until the next fiscal year is
hereby appropriate out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated. 10 en-
alb she President of the United STATES to per-
fecy aud put in force such rules regulating the
| civil service as from time to time be adopted
| by him, thereby may re-approprlated any b'-
! lance s,of the appropriation for the same OBJ
ject, for the current fiscal year remaining
unexpended at the close Of said fiscal year
| That section one Of an act entitled An act
to extend the laws of the United States relat-
| ing to customs, commerce and navigation
over the territory ceded to the United States
| By Russia, to tablsh a collection district
therein. and for other purposes" approved
July twenty seventh, eighteen hundred and
| sixty eight be so amended as to read as fol
lows: THAT the laws Of the United States
relating to customs, commerce, aud navlgat-
| ton, and sections twenty and twenty-one Of
| sAn act to regulate trade. and Intercourse
| with indian tribes and to preserve peace Oh
the frontiers, approved June thirtieth elgh-
teen hundred and thirty -four, be, and the
same arey thereby, extended to and over all the
mainland islands and waters ofithe territory
ceded TO the United States By the Emperor
of Russia bytreaty concluded at Washing
ton on the twentieth day Of March. ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and sixty-seven,
so far as the same may be applicable
| thereto"
| Approved March 3, 1873