The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-07-04

ybsthey, Inht IN CztS6 tno mhtef1AiS OF the
iron hospitAl-MiIding can with adyan.
tage DO used IN construction of other gov.
ernment buildings now being erected, said
materials may be so used, ,and the amount
of the money-vRlu0 thereof, which shall
be determined by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, Is hereby appropriated, for the
purposes OF the new hospital, out Of any
moneys In the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated.
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
For pAper, engraving, printing, express
charges, and other expenses OF making
and issuing the national currency, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For replacing the worn and mutilated
circulating notes of national banking asso-
Citations, and for engraving and preparing
In such manner and on such paper and of
such form and design as the Secretary of
the Treasury may prescribe, new circulat-
ing notes for such associations to replace
noies Of a design and denomination now
successfully counterfeited, six hundred
thousand dollars: Prorided, That each OF
said national banking associations shall
reimburse the treasury the costs of the
circulating notes furnished under this
| provision.
For expenses in detecting and bringing
to trial and punishment persons engaged
| In counterfeiting treasury notes, bonds,
| national hank notes, and other securities
of the United States, and the coinage there
of, and for detecting other frauds upon
the government, one hundred and twenty
| five thousand dollars.
| JUDICIARY.
For defraying the expenses of the courts
of the United States, including the District
| of Columbia; for jurors and witnesses and
| ~ nf in VI
States are concerned, Of prosecutions for
offences committed against the United
| States; for the safe-keeping Of prisoners;
| and for the expenses which may be in
Cured in the enforcement of the act rela-
| tive to the right of citizens to vote, OF Feb
ruary twenty-eighth. eighteen hundred
and Seventy-one, or any acts amenuatory
thereof, or supplementary thereto, three
million dollars.
To purchase one hundred sets Of Curtiss
| Decisions, twenty-five volumes,l How
| ards Reports, tsevt n volumes, and Blacks
Reports, two Volumes of the Supreme
Court of the United States, for distribution
by the Department of Justice TO the sew
eral circuit, district. and territorial judges
of the United States, twelve thousand and
i've hundred dollars: and the Department
of Justice shall be charged with the distri-
button TO the various judges and courts Of
the statutes, reports. and other Judicial
documents now provided for by law,
To enable the Secretary of the Interior
| to purchase OF Little, Brown, and Com
pany two thousand of the seventeenth
| volume Of the United States Statutes at
Large for distribution, agreeably 10 the
act of Congress directing the distribution
of the other volumes, seven thousand dol
lars.
| For the support and maintenance Of con-
| yicts transferred from the District of Col
umhia. ten thousand dollars.
For defraying the expenses of defending
claims under the convention with Mexico
OF fourth July, eighteen hundred and six
! ty-eight, to he expended under the diree-
| tion Of the Attorney-GeneAl,t ten thousand
| dollars.
| For payment of the necessary expenses
incurred in defending suits against the
Secretary of the Treasury, or his agents,
for the seizure of captured or abandoned
| property; and for the examination of wit
neSses In claims against the United States
pending In any Department; and for the
defence OF the United States in the Court
of ofCaims, to be expended under the direc-
tion OF the AttOrney-Genelal thirty thou
sand dollars.
For this sum, or 80 much thereof as may
be necessary under the direction of the
Attorney-General in the detection ard
prosecution Of crimes against the United
States, fifty thousand dollars.
| For expenses TO be incurred in the pros
ecution and collection OF claims due the
United States, to be disbursed under the
direction of the Attorney-General, fifteen
| thousand dollars.
| For detecting and furnishing violation
of the intercourse acts of Congress, and
| frauds committed in the Indian service,
the same 10 be expended by the Attorney
| General; in allowing such increased fees
| and compensation of witnesses, Jurors,
and maIshals; and Ill defraying such other
expenses as may be necessary for this
| purpose, ten thousand dollars.
For completing the revision of the stat
utes and preparing the same, to be pre-
sentcd in the form of a bill or bills to the
next Congress, including the payment of
salaries and incidental expenses of the
work, end preparing proper indexes there
| to, to be expended under the supervision
of the Department OF Justice, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For the repair of the City Hall building
and ventilation OF the rooms occupied by
the supreme court OF the District oi Col
umbla, two thousand five hundred dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| For continuing the collection of statiS-
| tics of mines and mining, to be laid before
Congress, to be expended under the direc-
| tion of the Secretary of the Treasury, fif-
| teen thousand dollars.
For the continuation of the geological
and geographical survey of the Territories
Of the United States by Professor F. V.
Hayden, under the direction of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, during the fiscal year
ending June thirtietl, eighteen hundred
and SeVenty-tour, seventy-live thousand
dollars, to be available on the passage OF
this act
For the preparation and publication Of
the maps, charts, geological section, and
other engraying5 necessary 10 illustrate
the annual and final reports Of the United
States geological survey Of the Territories,
twenty thousand dollars, to he expended
under the direction OF the Secretary of
the Interior, to he available for immediate
use
That the sum of ten thousand dollars, or
so much thereof ~ may he necessary, is
hereby appropriated to enable Professor
j. W. Powell to prepare his materials, and
to present to Congress at its next session
report Of the survey Of the Colorado OF
the West and its tributaries.
For continuing the inquiry into the
causes of the decrease of the tood.tishes OF
the coast and the lakes ofthe United States,
five thousand dollars.
For the Introduction of shad into the
waters of the Pacific States, the GuIfStates,
and OF the Mississippi valley, and of sam-
on, white-fsh, and other useful food-fshes,
into the waters OF the United States TO
which they are best adapted, seventeen
thousand five hundred dollars, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the United
States Commissioned Fish and Fisheries,