Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-01

ed That until contract made the debates shall be
printed by the Congressional Printer under the drec.
ton the Joint Committee Public Printing on the
For printing the preparatory circulars and for print
ing and binding at the Government Printing Office,
thority Of the Eighth International Statistical Con-
gress, by William Barnes, Delegate from the United
adopted at the said Congress under the direction Of
Secretary Of State three thousand FIVE hundred dol
For lithographing mapping. and engraving for both
houses ofCongress the Supreme Court and the Court
of Claims, fifty thousand dollars. Fsg e. 81 -.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ,,f u
For life-saving stations
For salaries of two superintendent of the life
sey at one thousand Eve hundred dollars EACH three
thousand dollars and for one superintendent on the
Of Cape Cod and of Block Island. Rhode Island
dollars each, ten thousand eight hundred dollars.
For seventeen keepers Of stations. two hundred dol
lars each, three thousand four hundred dollars.
For ten keepers Of stations at two hundred dollars
For nay of crews of experienced surf-men at such
stations and for such periods the Secretary of the
Treasury may deem necessary and proper, eighty i've
For establishing new lfe.ssyins stations on the
Of o
of the United States, fifteen thousand dollars. And
that the Secretaey of War be- and hereby is authoriz
ed to establish signal stations at light houses at such
of the life saving stations the lake coast
may be suitably located for that purpose and to
the sa proper dsoharse signal
Of suitable telegraph line in cases where no lines are
ed under the direction of the Chief Signal Ofcer Of
the Army or the Secretary OF ar and the treasury
and the use Z. Of the e. signal
agreed upon by such officials; and the sum of thirty
thousand dollars is hereby appropriated to carry into
effect this provision. f@f *t4H H'ft oa
Revenue Gutter Service. -. .'.
For pay thirty four captains, one hundred
and one lieutenants, and sixty three engineers
and pilots employed, three hundred and sixty
one thousand three hundred dollars,
For rations for officers, Thirty four captains,
one hundred and one lieutenants, sixty three
engineers and pilots, twenty five thousand FIVE
hundred and eighty three dollars and forty
cents. rr. .til-.f s-ts..}.
For pay OF crews Eight hundred and sixty
petty officers, seamen, cooks, stewards, boys,
coal-passers, and passers, and iremen, two
hundred and ninety eight thousand seven hun
dred and forty eight rations. at thirty three
cents including the liquor equivalent, ninety
eight thousand five hundred and eighty seven
dollars. ilfs - i1e.I
For fuel for thirty eight vessels. repairs and
outfits for same, ship>chandlery and engineers
stores for same, travelling expenses of officers
travelling on duty under orders Treasury De-
partment, communication of quarters, and CEN
tingent expenses, including wharfage, towage.
dockage freight, advertising, and surveys, and
miscellaneous expenses which cannot be includ>
ed under special heads, two hundred and sixty
thousand dollars e. fa.,s...,,.,i b.. !.
Marine Hospital ,Serutce. e.. ~ ....
For supplying deficiency in the fund for the
relief of sick and disabled seamen. one hun
dred thousand dollars; and the Secretary of
the Treasury is hereby authorized in his dis
cretion, TO sell the marine hospital grounds and
unfinished cast iron hospital buildings, located
in the city of New Orleans, Louisiana and out
of the proceeds of said sale to purshase more
healthful site for marine hospital, at point
which shall be convenient of access to and from
the port of New Orleans, and to erect thereon
. pavilion marine hospital of one hundred and
fifty bed capacity, with the necessary auxiliary
structures, in accordance with designs to be
prepared by the Supervising Architect, to the
satisfaction of the Supervising Surgeon of the
Secretary of the Treasury Provided, That
said site and pavilion hospital shall in no event
cost more than the amount received from the
sale of the hospital and grounds which are
hereby authorized to be said: And provided
further That in case the materials of the iron
hospital buildings can with advantage be used
in the construction of other government
buildings now being erected, said materials
may be so used and the amount of the money
value thereof which shall be determined by
the Secretary of the Treasury, is hereby appr0- |
priated, for the purposes of the new hospital |
out of any money in the Treasury not other |
wise appropriated. 49,.
.nffA National Currency. ~ 1
For paper, engraving, printing, express |
charges, and other expenses of making and /
issuing the national currency, one hundred
thousand dollars. FAB .f.sl, ts-t !. }fu-f. ~
For replacing the worn and mutilated circu- |
ating notes of national banking ASSOCIATIONS,
ner and on such paper and of such form and /
design as the Secretary of the Treasury may l
new circulating notes for such ASSOC
Citations to replace notes of design and demons
nation now successfully counterfeited, six
hundred thousand dollars; Provided. That
each of said national banking associations
hal reimburse the treasury the costs of the
circulating notes furnished under this provis,
on. 55t@ ~ ~
For expenses in detecting and bringing to
erfeiting treasury notes, bonds, national bank
notes, and other securities of the United States
md the coinage thereof, and for detecting other
rauds upon the government, one hundred and
wenty five thousand dollars.
JUDICIAL. III 80 -
For defraying the expenses of the courts of
he United States, including the District of CO.
umbia; for jurors and witnesses and expenses
If suits in which the United States are concern
ID, of prosecutions for offenses committed |
against the United States; for safe-keeping of
prisoners; and for the the expenses which may
20 incurred in the enforcement of the act rel
tive to the right Of citizens to vote, of Febru-
Try twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sew
,nty one, or any acts amendatory thereof or
supplementary thereto, three million dollars.
To purchase one hundred sets of Curtis's De
,isions, twenty two volumes,) Howards's Re
,orts, (seven volumes and Blacks Reports,
two volnmes,) of the Supreme Court of the
United States, for distribution by the Depart
nent of Justice shall be charged with the dis
ributiOn to the various Judges and courts of
he statutes, reports, and other judicial docu>
nents now provided for by law. ~
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to
purchase of Little. Brown and Company two
thousand of the seventeenth volume of the
United States Statutes at Large for distribution,
lgreeably to the act of Congress directing the
distribution of the other volumes, seven thou
and dollars 5 nt .fil ~ .Iffi. tTst3 1
For the support and maintenance of convicts
transferred from the District of Columbia, ten
thousand dollars. ,.-f.if,..g .t.I .s,t
For defraying expenses of defending claims
lnder the convention with Mexico of fourth