The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-04-12

ing distractions from ROADS, habos and rivers to the
extent which may be required for the actual operations
of troops in the field for fiscal wear eighteen hundred
and seventytwo. six hundred thousand dollars For
transportation Of the army including the items above
set FORTH for fiscal year eighteen hundred and seventy
three, five hundred thousand dollars. Barracks and
quarters For rent or hire of quarters for troops and for
officers military duty; of store houses for safe keep
ing Of military stores; of offices grounds for camps
and cantonuments and for temporary frontier stations
for construction and repair of temporary huts OBSTACLES
and other military buildings at established posts, and
for repairs of buildings occupied by the army for fiscal
year eighteen hundred and seventy three two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Clothing and equipage -
purchase and manufacture ofclohng, camp and gar
rson equpage and for preserving and repackng stock
of clothing, camp and garrison equpage, and materials
hand at the Schuylkil arsenal and other depos for
fiscal year eighteen hundred and seventy hun
bred and thirty thousand dollars.
PAY DEPARTMENT.-General expenses of Paymas-
terGenerals Office: For postage on letters and pack
ages, and kilograms received and sent by officers of
the army on public business the additional compen
sation of judgeadvocates, recorders members, and
witnesses while on court-martial service and the
travelling expenses Of paymasters clerks, for fiscal
year eighteen hundred and seventywo, six thousand
dollars. For postage on letters and packages receiy
ed and sent by officers of the army on public service
cost OF kilograms compensation Of citizen witnesses
attending upon courts military commissions,
courts OF inquiry, and travelling expenses OF paymas
ters Clerks ior hscaa year eighteen hundred and sey
Paymaster- Generals Office: For allowances made to
officers of the army for transportation Of themselves
| and their baggage when travelling on duty without
troops, escort, or supplies, for fiscal year eighteen
| hundred and seventy-three, seventy five thousand
dollars To enable the Secretary Of War to pay GER
public buildings and grounds in the city of Washing
ton during the fiscal year ending June thirtieh eigh
tive Mansion one thousand four hundred and ninety
five dollars and thirtysx cents and the officer in
charge of the public buildings and grounds shall have
| the rank pay, and emolument OF a colonel. To ena
BILE the Secretary of War to pay W. H. Shirley for ad
ditiona clerical services, heretofore employed by him
in the investigation and settlement of accounts for
abandoned and captured propcrty,one thousand dol
lars.
For expenses of the manufacture, purchase repair
of meteorological and other necessary instruments
for telegraphing reports for expenses OF
storms for Observation-Disclosures for hire furniture.
and expenses of offices maintained for public use, in
cities or posts receiving reports for maps, bulletins
and so forth be displaye in chambers of commerce
and boards of trade rooms, and for distribution to
agricultural scientific, and other associations Tor
not otherwise provided for for the fiscal year OF egh
teen hundred and seventythree, eighty eight thous-
and dollars.
| MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT-To enable
the Secretary of the Treasury to settle the accounts
in pursuance of law, which will not involve any actu-
al expenditure transfer on the books of the treasu
y It I'M nntbnied ~ MY Mn; @ @
tendance and medicines furnished by citizens to Off
GERS and men on detached service such bills not hay
ing been presented until after the close Of the fiscal
year, eight thousand dollars For payment of costs
and charges of State penentares for the cloth
ing, maintenance, and medical attendance of United
and dollars.
MARINE CoRrs.-For deficiency in the appropria-
tOn for clothing for the marine corps, ten thousand
| dollars. For deficiency in the appropriation for
contingencies in the marine corps, ten thousand dol
lars.
INTERIOR DISCRIMINATION clerks copyists, mes
sengers and aborers in the office of the Secretary,
eight thousand dollars Contingent expenses s!a, F0r
ments, for fiscal year ending June thirtieh eighteen
hundred and seventy three two thousand dollars
y for the Atlas q the
States, based on the results of the ninth census to be
compiled by Francis A: Walker. and to be published
in an edition of three thousand copies, thirty hous
and dollars. For compensation of Francis A. Walker
late Commissioner of Indian Affairs for extra services
and labor performed by him while such commission
or, in finishing the report Of the census. fifteen hun
dred dollars
| PUBLIC LANDs.-For office of surveyor-gencral of
Idaho, for fiscal year ending June thirteth, eighteen
hundred and seventy one ten dollars and eightysev
en- cents. For office Of suryeyorgeneral of Oregon
For clerks in his Office for fiscal year ending June
thrtieth eighteen hundred and seventy, hundred
and siXty-one dollars and ninety one cents. Survey
orgeneral Of Washington Territory; For clerks in
his office, for fiscal year ending June thirieth eigh
teen hundred and seventy, sixty-eight dollars and
ninetyfour cents. For suryeyor-general of Califor
MIA For rent of office, fuel books stationery, and
other incidental expenses for fiscal year ending June
thrtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy three, four
hundred and eighty dollars and four cents. For re-
corder Of liabilities in Missouri, for fiscal years end
ing June thirteth eighteen hundred and seyentytWo
and June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, one thousand dollars For surveying the pub
lie lands in Nevada at rates not exceeding fifteen dol
lars per mile for Standard twelve dollars for township
and ten dollars for section lines, four hundred aud
| seventy-eight dollars and Lightweight cents For
surveying the public lands in Montana rates not
exceeding fifteen dollars per mile for standard twelve
dollars for township and ten dollars fot section lines
one thousand and eight dollars and fifty cents Fo
surveying the public lands in Oregon, at rates not OK
ceeding fifteen dollars per mile for standard, twelve
dollars for township and ten dollars for section lines
seven hundred and ninety-eight dollars and sixty
seven cents. For surveying the public lands i'll Wy
oming, at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per mile
for Standard twelve dollars for towship and ten dol
lars for section lines, one hundred and foryslX dol
and IN Se5a az rates not cccedng ten dollars
per mile for Standard seven dollars for township and
six dollars for section lines, one hundred and thirty
dollars and nine cent. For surveying the public lands
in Kansas, at rates not exceeding ten dollars per mile
for standard seven dollars for township and six dol
lars for section lines, six hundred and ninety-two
dollars and five cents. For surveying the eastern
boundary Of Nevada, two hundred dollars For sur
yeying the public lands III Idaho at rates not exceed
ing fifteen dollars per mile for standard, twelve dol
lars for township and ten dollars for section lines.
thousand and thirteen dollars and eight cents.
The foregoing for surveys Of public lands are for de-
fciencies in the appropriations for the fiscal years
eighteen hundred and seventyone, eighteen hundred
and seventy-two and eighteen hundred and seventy
three. For the building FOR the pententiary i'll Wy
oming Territory, being amount of deficiency in the
proceeds set apart for this purpose
for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth eighteen
hundred and seyenty-one thirteen thousand one hun
dred and ninetysix dollars and sevcntyseYen cents
| EXTENSION OF CAPITOL GRoUNDs-SQUAREs SIX
| HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN AND SIX HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY EIGHT.-T0 enable the Secretary of the Intc
rior to purchase from the thereof all the
| naming real estate and improvements thereon in
square numbered six hundred and eightyeight in the
city oil Washington, necessary to be taken to COM
pete the purchase Of said square, and square
Dered SIX hundred and eightyseven, in said city,
thorized by sections six SEVEN eight nine, ten and
eleven Of an act entitled An act making appropria-
lions for the legislative executive, and judicial
penses Of the government for the year ending June
thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy-three. and
for other purposes, approved May eighth, eighteen
| hundred and seventy-two, the sum Of two hundred
and eighty-four thousand one hundred and ninety
nine dollars and fifteen cents is hereby appropriated
Provided, That such real estate and improvements
shall be purchased at the prices fixed in the report of
the commissioners appointed by the supreme court
of the District OF Columbia to apprase the value of
such property made to said court the twelfth day
of July eighteen hundred and seYentytwo, and con-
irmed by said court the sixteenth day of October
| in said year: Provided further That the Secretary
of the Interior is hereby authorized to sell at public
auction such materials in the buildings in said SQUARES
numbered six hundred and eighty and six hun
dred and lightweight, az are not necessary for the
public works in this District and from the proceeds
of such sales shall be paid by the Secretary of the
Interior, all actual and necessary charges for adver
Using. auctioneers fees, extra clerical labor sery
/ ces of commissioners for appraisng the property
aforesaid and such other expenses as may have been
incident to- and occasioned BY the apprasement and
purchase of the real estate and Improvements in the
squares hereinbefore named, and the sales ofthe
| terias in the buildings thereon: the remainder Of
such proceeds. after payment Of all such charges and
expenses, to be applied to the improvement and ex
tension of the Capitol grounds. For an elevator in
the Senate wing of the Capitol ten thousand dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary to be ex-
pended under the direction OF the Architect OF the
Capitol Extension. To enable the Secretary of the
Interior to defray the expenses incurred in executing
the provisions Of the eighth section of the act APP
proved June twenty-hfth, eighteen hundred and six
ty, entitled IAN act making appropriations for
dry civil expenses of the government for the year
ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixty
one. being for the examination of titles, surveys
pats and appraieement, forming the basis of the pur
chase by the United States of squares numbered six
hundred and eighty and six hundred and cigh
tyeight, in the city of Washington, District of Co
| umbia. the Of seven thousand dollars, or SO
much thereof az is necessary, is hereby appropriated
Interior pay ZebulOn b. StuTges assistant secrea
to sign patents of public lands for the President
for the months OF june july August and September.
eighteen hundred and seventy two, five hundred dol
lars. To pay Alexander Lynch for services rendered
by him clerk of the select matters connected with
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, the Credit Mo
bieT, appointed pursuant to House resolution of Jan
uary sixth, eighteen hundred and seveny-threc four
hundred dollars TO pay John G. Merritt for servi-
ces as messenger of the Senate, from July first eg
teen hundred and seyentytwo, to July first, eighteen
hundred and seventy three. authorized by resolu
ton OF the Senate passed June tenth eighteen hun
dred and scVcDtytwO. fourteen hundred and forty
dollars. TO enable the Secretary of the Interior to
pay John W Wright for rent of building under lease
dated May twentieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
thirteen thousand five hundred dollars to enable the
Secretary of the Interior to pay John Wright for
buildings, under lease dated June second eighteen
hundred and seventy, two thousand six hundred dol
lars; and to pay john W. Wright and Thomas Lewis
for rent of buildings, under lease dated June second
eighteen hundred and seventy one thousand five hun
dred dollars, making the total of seventeen thou
sand six hundred dollars To enable the Commits.
soncr of Pensions to employ certain temporary clerks