The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-22

twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and sXty-six
and the payment OF adJudcated claims.
be 1t enacted By The Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatpes of the United States of imoricd in Com
gress assembled, That the adjudication OF claims
by the convention with venezuela OF April
twenty-nfth, eighteen hundred and slXty-slX,
pursuant To the terms OF said conventions, u,
hereby recognized as final and conclusive, ana
to be held as valid and subslstlng against the
republic of Venezuela.
Approved February %, 1913.
No. 49, AN ACT making appropriations lOr
the support of the Military Academy FOR the
fiscal year ending June thlrticth, eighteen nun
drcd and scventy-iOur.
s.niatircs If the United States Of Ame7cd ~ tggn-
,i,ess assembled. That the following sums Dc,
and the same are hereby appr9pli9dU,, on' ~, N.
amy money Ia the treasury not uiherWlae uI-
nijpriaied for the support OF the Mllilati Aca9l-
ems Ton the year ending June thrlelh, ''Sh'-
,rn hundred ana seventy-fOur, namely:
Tnr additional nay of officers, and Tor pay OF
inst,rcfnrs. professors, cadets, and musicians
,vO hundred and twenty ihousana NM aifee d nun
,,,yriisgi. That The professors OF me uniteu
States Military Academy whose service at the
.,coIcmv exceeds ten years shall have the pay
',rT oII9wances of colonel, and all other pro
lrssDrs shall have the pay anu allowances OF
Northumberland; and the Instructors of ord.
nance aud science OF glnnery ana OF practlcal
engineering shall have the pay and allowances
IF major and hereafter there shall be allowed
aud paid to the said professors ten per centum
Term nf 1--WE years service in the army and at
Inc academy: Prorided, That such addition shall
IN 10 case exceed forty per ccnlum OF Sa'9 Ecal,
is pay: and said professors are hereby placed
upon the same footing, MS regards restrictions
upon pay and retirement from active service as
officers " the army.
FDr reuajlS and improvements, timber, plank
n0nr,ls iusts, wali-strps, lathS, shingles, slate
I'm, Shert-lend, nails, screws, locks, butts,
niit.r~ glass, paint, turpcntinc, oils, bricks,
,arnSii, stone; lime cement, plaster, hair, blast
mg-ipwilcr, fuel iron, steel, TOOLS mantels and
other similar materials, fourteen thousand iNc
hundred dollars,
fnr nay OF citzcn-iacchanicS aud labor en-
Dlpvrd upon repairs that cannot De done by en-
listed men, eight thousand dollars, ...,
For fuel and apparatus, namely; coal, wool,
stoves, CRATES furnaces, ranges, iire-bilcks ana
repairs OF stcam-heatlng apparatus, fourteen
thousand dollars.
annual repairs Of the same, SIX hundred dollars;
For mel for cadets mcSs-hal shops ana
laundry. three thousand i've hundred dollars.
For postage and kilograms, three hundred
For stationery, blank books, paper, envelopes,
quilts. steel pens, pencils, CfdSclS, wax, anu INK
i've hundred dollars.
For transportation of materials, dlschagcd
cadets and feTlagcs' one thousand ilNe hun
For prnting-typc, materials for Office, diplo-
mas Tor graduates, registers, and blanks, seven
hundred dollars ~
graDhcr. one hundred dollars.
For clerk to disburSing officer ANA quarter
lars.
For cierl; to adjutant, one thousand ave hun
dred dollars.
For clerk 10 treasurer, one thousand iiNc nun
dred dollars.
For department Of instruction in mathcmat-
les, namely: For repairs Of Instruments, forty
dollars; textbooks, neutrality-suspicious., and sta
tOneIy for instructors, thirty dollars.
For department of artillery, cavalry, and in
fantry tactics, namely: For tan-bark- for riding
hall and gymnasium, three hundred dollars;
and for repairing apparatus for same, nifty dol
lars; for repairing canp-stools; tents, ana FUR
nlturc, nfty dollars.
For department Of civil and military cngln-
cering; For models, maps, repairs OF instru-
nents, textbooks, books OF reference, and sta
tioncry for use OF Instructors, i've hundred dol
lars
For department of drawing: For models fOl
cc-hand drawing for second class, fOrty-fivC
dollars mounting and framing the same, sey.
rnty-ilyc dollars; architectural and topograph.
cal models for third class, forty dollars; mount
Ing and framing the same, thirty dollars; tar.
boards for mounting models, fifteen dollars col.
ors, paper, brushes, and pencils, twenty dollars
For dcoartment of chemistry, mfneralogy
and geology: For chemicals, including chem.
zeal apparatus, glass and porcelain ware, paper
wire and sheet metal, and ores, nine hundred
and seyenty-iive dollars; including material fol-
practical instruction in photography; rough
specimens, files, alcohol, lamps, blow-plpes;
pencils and agate mortars, for practical In
struction in mineralogy and geology, two hun
bred aud twenty-five dollars; FOSSILS illustrating
The different transformations, for daily use in
section-rooms. one hundred and seventy-iive
hundred dollars; repairs and improvements in
electric, galvanic, magnetic, electromagnetic
and magneto-electric apparatus, and additions
TO pneumatic and thermic apparatus, eight hun
dred dollars; carpenters and metal work, ant
materials for the same, sixty dollars; pay o
mechanic, to be employed IN chemical and geo
logical sccti0n-roOms, and in the lecture-room
one thousand and fifty dollars; completing re
pairs and improvements IN laboratory lecture
rooms, and meteorological rooms, three hundred
and ninety-tvc dollars, models and diagrams
one hundred dollars; books OF reference. text
books, and stationery, for use OF instructors
and contingencies, two hundred and fifty dol
lars; compensation to attendant, nifty dollars.
For department OF natural and experimental
philosophy: For instruments and apparatus &c
Illustrate the laws OF mechanics and of solids
and fluids, three thousand dollars; instruments
and apparatus to illustrate the laws of acoustics
ana optes, t09r ohouSn i aoia aS;
two thousand five hundred dollars; one break
circuit chronometcr for mural-clrcle room IL
thc observatory, five hundred dollars; lathe
forge, tools, and equipment OF workshop, sever
hundred and fifty dollars; repairs and contn
gencies, eight hundred dollars; compensation
to mechanic ana assistant In charge of appar
atus, one thousand dollars; compensation TO ut
tendant, fifty dollars.
For department OF practical engineering: Fol
mining material, twenty-five dollars; lumber
for proiiling, twenty-five dollars stationery ant
drawing material, Twenty-Five dollars; theodo
lile-transit, two hundred and fifty dollars; re
pairs or instruments, twenty-five dollars.
For department OF Spanish: For textbooks
and stationery for the use OF Instructors, iifty
For department OF French: For Textbooks
and stationery for the use OF instructors, nifty
I'VE dollars.
For department OF law and ethics: For text.
books and stationery for the use OF instructors
nifty dollars.
For expenses OF the board OF visitors, foui
thousand five hundred dollars: Hropided, That
three members OF the House OF Representatives
Of the Forty-third Congress, whose credentials
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives In accord
ance with the act OF Congress approved Marcel
third, eighteen hundred and siXty-three shall
be appointed, by the Speaker OF the present
House OF Representatives, members OF the boarC
Of visitors. at the next annual examination tC
For miscellaneous and contingent expenses
For gas, coal-oil and candles, for lighting the
academy, cadet-barrackS, meSS-hall, hoSpita
offices, stable, and sidewalks, four Thousand
mot alarters1 flve.bundred and sixty dnilaESs