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

tIlCt VI COiumDla, TWO hundred and seven
thousand five hundred and thirty dollars;
t'rmtded, That q further sum, amounting
TO one hundred and three thousand seven
hundred and sixty.five dollars, shall bo
\ paid TO defray the expenses Of the said
metropolitan police force by the cities Of
washington and Georgetown, and the
county OF Washington, beyond the limits
OF said cities, In the District of Columbia,
In the proportion corresponding to the
number OF privates allotted severnlly to
said precincts; and the corporate author
! ities OF said cities, and proper horitiee
of the District OF Columbia, are hereby
authorized and required to levy special
tax, not exceeding One-third of one per
centum, which shall be specially deposited
once in each week, Rs such collections arc
made, to be appropriated and expended
for said purpose only, for the eservice Of tho
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-four: Prmited fur.
th.T, That the annual report of the boartl
OF metropolitan police commissioners shall
hereafter be made to the Attorney GEM
eral Of the United States, who shall also be
charged with the disbursement of this an
preparation.
| GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
For the support, clothing, medical and
moral treatment of the insane of the army
and navy, revenuecutier, and volunteer
service, who may have become insane
since their entry Into the service of the
United States, and of the indignant insane
of the District of Columbia In the Govern.
ment Hospital for the insane, including
fiye hundred dollars for books, stationery,
and incidental expenses, one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars
For repairs and Improvements of thu
hospltal-Du1ldings, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For the erection of q stock-barn on one
OF the outlying farms of the institution,
and hay-barn on theother outlying farm,
and ofa poultry-house within the hospital
inclosure, nine thousand dollars.
For the erection, lighting, heating, and
furnishing ofa detached building to con-
tain talIorS', shOemakers', and mattress
makers shops and store-rooms, and dor
mltorles for mechanics and tarnl-laborers.
without families, ten thousahd dollars.
For moving, repairing, and building
cOtta9eafor the occupation OF the employ
'eesof the hospital having families, five
thousand seven hundred and twelve dol
lars and twenty-five cents.
For completion of the roads and walks
IN the exercise-grounds of the patients
two thousand dollars.
COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAP
AND DUMB.
For the support of the institution. in.
cluding salaries and incidental expenses.
the maintenance of the benetlciaries ofthe
United States, and five hundred dollars tor
books and Illustrative apparatus, forty
eight thousand dollars.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND IY.
ING-IN ASYLUM, AND CTHFR CHARITIES.
For the support Of he Columbia Hospital
for Women and Lying-in Asylum. over
ana above the probable amount which will
he received from my-patients, twenty
eight thousand five hundred dollars.
TO aid in the support of the ChildrenN ,
Hospital of Washington, District ofColum-
bia, five thousand dollars.
For care, support, and medical treatment
OF seventy-iive transient paupers, medical
and surgical patients, in some propermed-
ical institution in the city OF Washington,
undera a contract to be formed with such
institution, fifteen thousand dollars, or no
much thereof as may be necessary, under
the direction OF the Secretary of War.
FOR the soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home, Washington city, District of Column
bla, to be expended under the direction OF
Secretary OF the Interior, fifteen thousand
dollars: Protidsd, That hereafter no child
or children shall be admitted into said
home except "the destitute Orphans OF
soldiers and sailors who have died in the
late war on behalf Of the Union of these
States, as provided for in section three Of
the act entitled IAN act to incorporate tho
National Soldiers and sailors Orpbans'
Home, approved July twenty fifth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-six: .Iud prUrtied
further, That no child moi an invalid shall
remain in said home after having attained
the age of sixteen years.
To aid in the erection Of building fora
hospital in the city of Washington, under
the charge and control Of an incorporated
association in said city, known as the Sir
terhood OF Saint John, twenty-five thou
sand dollars are hereby appropriated out
otany money In the treasury not other.
wise appropriated, to be paid to the s.ld
association.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
For preservation of the collections OF
the surveying and exploring expeditions
OF the government, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For fitting up the new halls required for
the government collections, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For steam-hcating apparatus for the
same, twelve thousand dollars.
CAPITOL EXTENSION.
For continuing the work on the Capitol,
and for general care and repairs thereof,
siXty-tlVe thousand dollars.
For extending the nieiS TO the Senate
chamber for fresh air TO the lower terrace
near the western park, ten thousand dol
lars.
For constructing coal-vaults within tho
open space at the east front OF the CanloL
between the wings and the old building,
sixteen thousand dollars: and for connect
ing the Capitol by telegraph, to be used
solely for public business, with all the I)el
rartmenis OF government and the Govern
ment Printing office in the city of WASH
ington, eight thousand dollars of 20 much
theeot as may he necessary, to be eIpends
ell under the direction of the officer In
charge ofthe publicbuiliings and grounds:
JrorWtd, That the immediate connection
OF the wires with any OF the public build
lnEs shall be made under ground, or in
such manner as not TO iniure the appear
ance OF the Capitol or other public build
ings
For grading and paving the streets and
t0otways around the Capitol, and running
from pennsylvania avenue to Is streets
north and south, 10 the Hne of the east
hOnt Of The Capitol, and forimpgoving the
grounds within that area, one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars: P,Orid-
~, That In the Improvements OF streets
lbout the Capitol, the Secretary Of the III
terror shall assess and collect the cost of
al Improvements made in front OF all pri-
gate property in the same proportion as
;harged by the District authorities for
similar improvements.
For ten thousand eight hundred and
forty-four square feet OF land on South
Capitol and South streets, with the
buildings standing thereon, the sum Of
1tteen thousand dollars, 70 be naid to thn