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

ave hundred and forty dollars; fuel, cloth
ing, and incidentals, two thousand four
hundred and fifty-six dollars; in all, nine
thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars
To provide q steam-heating apparatus
for the main and family building; plumb
ing, and painting brick walls of said build
ing; introducing water and erecting q
water-tank forty feet high, and means to
force water into 1t, as a reservoir in case
Of fire; erecting an apparatus to manufac-
ture gas for the use Of the buildings; grad
ting down the old Fort Lincoln, lthe site
selected for the schOOl;) making a road In
front Of and around the buildings, and
setting out ornamental trees, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
For expenses of the commission appoint
ed under act approved March nineteenth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, for
the purpose of surveying and making the
boundary between the territory of the
United States and the possessions Of Great
Britain. from the Lake of the Woods to
the summit Of the Rocky mountains, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars;
and this amount shall be available from
the passage of this act.
Any unexpended balance of the appro-
priations made by the act approved De-
tember twenty-frst, eighteen hundred
and seventy-one, for the expenses that
may be incurred under articles one TO
nine of the treaty with Great Britain, con-
cluded May eighth, eighteen hundred and
teventy-one, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, may be expended under the
direction of the Secretary of State, with
the approval of the President ofthe United
States, to enable the President to fulfill the
stipulatiOns contained In the twentieth,
tWenty-second, twenty-third, twenty
fourth, and twenty-fifth articles of the
said treaty in relation to the creation of
commissioners, and proceeding before the
same, and to the appointment of agents.
For q photographic press and necessary
materials, not to exceed one thousand dol
lars, and for a photographic pressman and
hb0rers, not to exceed two thousand dol
lars; in all, three thousand dollars.
That the compensation of Henry Doug
lass, employed under the DOOTkeeper OF
the House be fixed at two dollars and fifty
cents per diem, and sum sufficient to pay
the same until the next fiscal year ia here
by appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
To enable the President of the United
States TO perfect and put In force such
rules regulating the civil service as may
from time to time be adopted by him,
there Is hereby reapprOpriated any balance
OF the appropriation for the same object,
for the current fiscal year remaining unex-
pended at the close OF said fiscal year.
That section one of an act entitled "An
oct to extend the laws OF the United States
relating to customs, commerce, and navi-
cation over the territory ceded to the
United States by Russia, to establish
cOllection.districf therein, and for other
purposes, approved July twenty-seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixtyeight, be 20
amended as to read as follows; ''That the
Laws Of the United States relating to Gus
toms, commerce, and navigation, and
sections twenty and twenty-one Of An act
70 regulate trade and intercourse with In
dian tribes and to preserve peace on the
frontiers, approved June thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty-four, be, and the
Aame are hereby, extended to and over all
the mainlaid, Islands, and waters OF the
territory ceded TO the United States by
the Emperor of Russia, by treaty conclud-
cd at Washington on the twentieth day of
March, ammo DOmini eighteen hunred and
slxty-seven, 30 far as the same may be ap-
plicable therefor
Approved, March 3, 1873.