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


luding Santee Sioux in the State OF Nebraska, and
'oncas in the great Sioux reservation, and families
II Santee Dakota Sioux, who have taken homesteads
It or near Flandreau, i'll Dakota Territory three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. For the follow
owing amounts, Or SO much thereof as may be ne
essary to meet deficiencies in the appropriations for
he year ending june thirtieth eighteen hundred and
seventy three: For the general incidental expenses
If the Indian service in California; ten thousand dol
airs in Utah, ten thousand dollars; in Nevada, ten
thousand dollars: in Dakota, five thousand dollars;
md in Montana, five thousand dollars; amounting,
IL all, to forty thousand dollars. For fulfilling treaty
witty the Mcnomonee tribe OF Indians, being an
mount enormously carried TO the surplus fund.- for
iscal year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hundred
Ind seyenty-one, seven thousand four hundred and
,ighty-nine dollars. For this amount, or so much
hereof may be required for the purchase from the
bands of Chippewa Indians one township
Of land in the White Eearth reservation in Minneso
a, for the use and benefit OF the Pembina band OF
Chippewas, twenty-five thousand dollars. For this
amount, so much thereof as may be necessary, to
aid and assist the Chippewas of the Pcmbina bandn
themselves upon the White Earth reser-
Vation in Minnesota, ten thousand dollars. For this
amount or so much thereof as may be necessary, to
meet the deficiency in the appropriation for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy three, to subsist and properly care for the
Apache Indians in Arizona and New Mexico, who
have been, may be, collected on reservations in
preparation shall be expended only in behalf of those
Indians who go and remain upon said reservations,
and refrain from hostilities, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars The Secretary OF the Treasury Is
sales of public lands one hundred and seventy-four
thousand five hundred and fortyeight dollars and
eighty cents to the credit OF the appropriation
"Fulfling treaty with Stockbridges-procee OF
land, the aforesaid sum having been received from
the sale of the Stockbrdge and Munsee Indian lands,
and having been enormously covered into the treas
ury receipts from sales of public lands. TO ena-
BILE the Secretary of War; according to the act upon
that passed the present session OF Congress-
Soattes in the Territory Of Montana IN The year
eight hundred and sixty-seven to the persons en-,
titled thereto, the claims reported apo y
James A. Hardie under the provisions of section ten
of an act entitled IAN act making appropriations for
sundry civil expenses of the government, and for
other purposes, for the year ending June the thr-
teth, eighteen hundred and seventy, approved July
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy; and for
that purpose there is hereby appropriated, from any
money in the treasury Of the United not other
wise appropriated, the sum OF i've hundred ana tnr-
teen thousand three hundred and forty three dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary. For this
amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary for
the subsistence civilization and care of the Arick
are eros Ventre and Mandan Indians, al fort Berth
old agency Dakota to make up deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, seventy-siX
thousand dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS For introduction of shad into the
rivers and lakes of the United States to be expended
under the United States Commissioner of Fish and
Fisheries, ten thousand dollars For deficiency III
the appropriation for folding documents in the House
of Representatives, eight thousand dollars TO pay
Rives and Bailey for reporting and the publication OF
the debates and proceedings fthe Fortysecond Con-
gress, forty-twO thousand dollars. For the public
printing, fifty thousand dollars. To reimburse S.
Wolf recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia,
for certain books of record and indexes purchased by
him for the of his office in the years eighteen hun
bred and seventy-one and eighteen hundred and sew
enty-tWo, one thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
To pay the last installment due W. H. Powell for pic
ture illustrative OF Perrys victory, nine hundred and
five dollars. To pay for five hundred copies of the
of the International Prison Reform Con-
gross which assembled in London in July, eighteen
hundred and seventytwo for the use OF the commits
rnff Init af
and five hundred dollars. For repair and Improve
ment of the Congressional Cemetery, to be expended
under the direction of and on vouchers to be approx
cd by the officer in charge of public buildings and
grounds of the District of Columbia, two thousand
dollars To enable the board Of health of the Dis
trict of Columbia to perform the duties imposed up
on them by law, thIrty-nine thousand three hundred
dollars For completing the building known as the
Columbia Hospital for Women: For a steam heating
for remodeing the upper stories IN order
to have more rooms. and to ventilate the building
fifteen thousand dollars For the purchase
by the United States of the interest Of the District OF
Columbia in the present clty-hall building IN wash
ington, now used solely for government purposes,
such sum as may be determined by three impartial
appases to be selected by the Secretary OF the Int
ror. not exceeding seventyfve thousand dollars the
to be applied by said District only for the cree
ton of suitable building for the District offices
and the governor and board of public works are au-
thorzed if they deem it advisable for that purpose,
to make arrangements to secure sufficient land front
ing on Pennsylvania and Louisiana avenues, between
Seventh and Ninth streets: Provided That the gov
of the United States shall not be liable for
any expenditures for said land or for the purchase
money therefor or for the buildings to be erected
thereon and no land, or the use thereof, is hereby
granted for the purpose Of erecting any building
thereon, for such building For purchase and disri
button of valuable seeds being s0much of the appro-
praton for the Department Of Agriculture for fiscal
year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy enormously carried to the surplus fund
two thousand one hundred and eighty dollars and
nincty-twO cents.
DEPARTMENT OF JUsTICE.-For delraying expenses
of the supreme Court and circuit and district courts
of the United States including the District of Coum
bia, and also for jurors and witnesses, and likewise
for delrayng the expenses O suits IN which the Uni
ted States are concerned, and prosecuting 0flenses
committed against the United States, and for the safe
keeping of prisoners for fiscal year ending une thlr-
teth. eighteen hundred and seyentytwo, three hun
dred thousand dollars For salaries OF United States
district judges, for fiscal year ending June thrtieth
eighteen hundred and seventytwo, one thousand six
hundred and nnety-thrce dollars and eighty-seven
cents. For associate justices of the Supreme Court,
for fiscal year ending June thrtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventythree, four thousand dollars. For rent
Of the fifth story Of the building occupied by the De-
partment Of Justice from January first to June thr
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventythree two thous
and dollars For fitting up rooms twenty-five, twen-
ty -thrce, and twenty-four, and connecting hail. in
above building, and furnishing the same, thous-
and dollars or so much thereof as may be necessary.
To enable the SergeantatArms of the House of Rep
to pay the members of the Forty-frst
Congress from the State of Mississippi for the time
embraced in the period between the fourth day of
March, eighteen hundred and siXty-nine, and the
uay OF november, eighteen nunQrcQ anu
siXtynine, sufficient sum is hereby appropriated
10 enable the Clerk of the House to pay the Repre-
sentative from the first district of Ohio, provided
in House resolution of February twentyfourth eigh-
teen hundred and seyenty-thrce, his compensation
rom the eleventh day ofJuly, eighteen hundred and
seyenty-two, to December second, eighteen hundred
md seventy-two, the sum of one thousand nine hun
lred and ftyeght dollars and thrty-three cents, to
be added to the contingent fund of the House. To
enable the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Repre-
;entaves to pay to each Representative of the For
vfi fha fofo Of oh,
Is shall make his pay equal to that received by p NJ
B. Young as Representative in said Congress. To
enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay the bear
of the contesng electoral vote of the State of LOU
siana, the sum of six hundred and thrty-eight dol
ars is hereby appropriated out of the appropriation
heretofore made to pay the regular messengers. To
reimburse the Sergeanta of the House of Rep
'esentatves for sundry payments made by him for
contingent expenses of the House on vouchers ap-
proved by the Committee on Accounts of said House,
hree thousand four hundred and sixty dollars and
orty-fve cents. For the purchase of site, and to
commence the construction of brick building at
Indiana, to be used as custom-house,
courthouse, Ostofce, and for other government Of
ices, one hundred thousand dollars. To enable the
secretary of the Treasury to purchase part of lot
u ground in indianapolis, Indiana east of and adj
dining the ground on which the courthouse and
)ostolce is situated, the sum of thirty thousand dol
ars be, and is hereby, appropriated For salary of
leputy commissioner of pensions, two thousand five
hundred dollars for salary of medical referee, two
thousand five hundred dollars for additional CON-
)ensatlon OF four surgeons. now receiving thous
ina eight hundred dollars per annum, two thousand
our hundred dollars making, in all seven thousand
our hundred dollars the same to be Immediately
valuable.
SEC 2. That the uneXpended balance of the appro-
)rlaton of one million dollars for payment of any
balance due, or to be found DUE during the fiscal
rear ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
'eyenty-two to any State for costs charges, and
)enses, contemplated and provided for in and by the
lct approved July twentyseventh, eighteen hundred
md y-one being an act entitled IAN act to ndem
lify certain States for expenses incurred by them in
enrolling, eqpping, and transporting troops for the
License of the United States during the war of the
ate rebellion, is hereby reapproprated for the
ice OF the fiscal year ending June thirticth, eighteen
hundred and scventythree
SEC. 3. That sum sufficient to pay the amounts
ue respectively to the topographer, and to the as
he superintendent Of the PostOice building, under
he provisions of the act to revise consolidate and
mend the statutes relating to the Post Office Depart
nent, approved June eighth, eighteen hundred and
twenty-five, is hereby appropriated and to pay
William NJ. Ireland and j. NJ. McGreW for preparing
equations and instructions for the use of the Post
Office Department under the new postal code, the
nm OF one thousand dollars each is hereby appro
riated. To supply deficiency in the appropriation
or registered package-envelopes for the Post Office
department. Tor the fiscal year ending June thirteth
lghteen hundred and seyentytwO, eleven thousand
nd hfty-t dollars and two cents. For balance
N salaries of postmasters for the year ending June
hirtleth, eighteen hundred and seventy -three one
hundred and cghty-four thousand dollars. To ena-
lie the Postmaster-G to pay the expenses in
urred in eighteen hundred and siXty-six in fitting
p the p0stofhce at Charleston South Carroll IA, one
housand four hundred and thirty dollars and five
cns.
SEC. /. That The following amounts, or SO much
hereof as may be necessary are hereby appropriated
Or the following named officers and Departments for
urchase of pOstagestamps for use during the fiscal
ear ending June thirticth, eighteen hundred and
cyeniy-four: For Executive Office, six hundred
ollars for Department Of State, eighty-three thous
nd dollars for Post Office Department, eight hun
red thousand dollars; for Treasury Department,