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

including the sum of twenty-three thou.
sand two hundred and twenty-six dollars
and six cents for construction of and re.
i, pair OF Wharves, enc hundred and severn
ty-tw0 thousand and eighty.one dollars
and fifty-two cents.
For. continuation Of construction Of the
building for courthouse and post-offlce at
Columbia, South Carolina, one hundred
Thousand dollars. G
4 For completion Of the building for the
customshouse at New Orleans, Louisiana,
one hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars. VII
4 For purchase of the site and commenc.
ing construction of the building for the
custOm-house and post-0ffice at Port HUI
ron, Michigan, one hundred thousand dol
lars.
For purchase OF site for the building for
custofn-hOusean post-Oflice at Cincinnati,
Ohio, seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For completion of the building for the
custOm-hOusea at Knoxville, Tennessee, one
hundred and sixty-six thousand seven hun.
dred and forty-seven dollars.
For erection Of building for use of Gus
tom-house, pOst-ofiice, and courthouse at
Nashville, Tennessee, one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For continuation of construction of the
building for the custOm-house and SUBJ
treasury at Chicago, Illinois, eight hum
dred Thousand dollars.
For the marine hospital at Chicago, 1lli-
nois, for engine, coal-house, laundry, ma
chinery, water-works, engine, tanks, and
similar necessaries, twenty-three thousand
eight hundred and twenty-five dollars and
forty-fOur cents.
For completion of the building for the
courthouse and pOst.Office at Omaha, Me-
braska, seventy-One thousand dollars
For building for appraisers stores, and
other purposes, at San Francisco, CalifOr.
MIA, four hundred and eight thousand dol
lars
For completion of the building for the
custOm-hOuse at Portland, Oregon, seven
ty-six thousand five hundred dollars.
For continuation of construction of the
building for the ecustom-house, courthouse,
and post-office at Saint Louis, Missouri, ,one
million dollars: PrDrifed, That the total
cost of the building and site shall not ex-
ceed four million dollars.
For completion OF building for post
office and courthouse in the city OF Ra-
| leigh, North Carolina, one hundred thou
sand dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to obtain by purchase, or to obtain by con-
| domination in the courts OF the State OF
Massachusetts,, the several lots or parcels
OF land lying easterly of the present site
of the new post-office in Boston, and
bounded by said site, Water Street, Con
gress street, and Milk street, upon the
lines of said streets as they are now estab-
lished or may hereafter be established by
the due process of law, and for repairing
the injuries to the pOst-ofice building,
caused by fire, and TO extend the building
over said site, eight hundred thousand
dollars: PTUUided That no money ap-
propriated for this purpose shall be used
or expended in the several lots or parcels
of land for said site until valid title
thereto shall be vested in the United
States, nor until the State of Massachu-
setts shall cede its jurisdiction over the
same, and shall duly release and rtlin-
quish to the United States the right to tax
or in any way assess SAID site andthe prop
erty of the United States that may be
thereon during the time that the United
States shall be or remain the owner there
Of: And prUridei further, That the Secre-
tary of the Treasury shall make no pur-
chase of land under this provision, until
the city of Boston shall cause the trian-
guiar space between Congress, Pearl, Milk,
and Water streets TO be opened to the pub
lie, and graded and paved at the expense
of the city, and shall widen Milk and
Water streets, where the buildings have
been destroyed by fire, toa width of at
least sixty feet.
And the sums hereby appropriated for
the construction of public buildingsunder
the Treasury Department.. including the
building for the new State, War, and Navy
Departments, shall be available immedi-
ately upon theapproval of this act.
,l,t,
building, San Francisco, California, two
hundred and fifty thousand five hundred
dollars, including such part of the appro-
priation for the same object made for the
present fiscal year as shall be expended
prior to June thrtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-three.
For the mints of the United States:
For wages OF WOrkmen, from April first
to June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-three, thirty-one thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars.
For ordinary expenses for the same peri.
cd, fifteen thousand dollars,
For wages of workmen for fiscal year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-f0ur, one hundred and twen-
ty.nve thousand dollars,
For ordinary expenses, repairs, and re-
placing machinery, oil, dies, acids, coal,
wood, and other miscellaneous items for
same period, fifty thousand dollars, to he
available Immediately upon the passage of
this act.
For repairs and preservation of oil the
public buildings under the cont0nl of the
Treasury Department, two hundred thou
sand dollars.
For the annual repairs and improve
ments of the Treasury building, Washing
ton, District of Columbia, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
UNDER THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
ARMoRIES AND ARSENALS
Springfield armory, Springfield Massa-
chusetts: For repairs and preservation of
grounds, buildings, and machinery, twen-
ty thousand dollars; and for macadamiz-
ing the hill portion OF Pearl street and
curbing one side of its entire length, three
thousand five hundred dollars; in all,
twenty-three thousand five hundred dol
lars.
Rock Island arsenal Rock Island, Illi-
nois: For new woodworking and gun
carriage shop, two hundred and thirty
thousand dollars.
For the completion Of new finishing
shop for armory, one hundred and nifty
thousand dollars; and for one set OF sub
altcrn officers quarters, ,twenty-thre thou
sand seven hundred and fifty dollars; in
all. one hundred and seventy-three thou
sand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For forges, foundry, chimneys, machine
ry, and shop-tlXtureS, for 1orge-shop, fifty
thousand dollars.
For machinery and shop-fXtures for
shop G, as laid down on the plan adopted
by the War Department, fifteen thousand
dollars.