The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-25
ALBANY REGISTER.

Military Academy.
For miscellaneous and contingent ex-
nenses: Forgas, coai-oil, and candies, for
lighting the academy, ca let-barraclys,
meSs-hall, hospital-otfices, stable, and side
walks, four thousand dollars: wa er-pincs,
plumbing, and repairs, two thousand dol
lars; cleaning public buildings, MOI quar-
ters,l five hundred and sixty dollars;
hrOoms, brushes, nails, tliDs and clio hS,
two hundred dollars; chalk, crayons,
sponge, and states. for reciiation-rooms,
one hundred dollars; conversation of
librarian, one hundred and TWEEN y dollars;
compensation OF fn0n-c0mmiSsi0ne1 Officer
in charge Of mechanics, fifty dollars: CONF
pensation OF soldier writing in alju ants
oiiice, fifty dollars; pay ofengineer of heat
lnS and yeniiating apNalatus for the ca
de- barracks, chapel, ana philosnrhical
academy, including the library, one thou
sand five hundred dollars; ray OF assistant
OF same, seven hundred and twenty doi.
lars; pay Of iive lremen, two thousand two
hundred dollars; increase and exnense Of
the library, books, magazines, neriO licslls,
and binding, two thousand dollars.
For pay0f librarian IS assis ant, one thou
sand dollars.
For contingencies for superintendent of
the academy, one thousand dollars.
For furniture for alet-hoSpi;al, one
hundred dollars.
For buildings and grounds: For rerair-
ing and opening roads, one thousand dol-
lars.
For rebuilding the dam at The foot Of
Crows Nest mountain, Two thousand four
hundred and eight dollars and six cents.
For preparing site ana constructing
foundation and beginning Superstructure
for cadets new hospital, twenty thousand
dollars.
For commencing system of sewerage
leading from barracks of troops three thou
sand dollars.
For remoieiing battery Knox, ten thou
sand dollars.
Approved, February 2s, 1873
{iENERAL NATl RENO, 4i.
AN ACT 10 carry into affect the provisions
of the treaty between the unitel Safes
and Great Britain signed in the city of
Washington the eight h dayof May, elgh-
teen hundred and seventy-one, reiaiing
to the fisheries.
Bsa enacied on hs s r,ate and House Of
r. presentdirtS eth t'nbed s ats Of i'm y
icd IN Congress ,tsse nlh a. That whenever,
| the President Of the United S'ates shall
receive satisfactory evidence thai the I'M
peral Parliament of Great Bri ain, the
Parliament OF Canada, and the le5iSla ure
OF Prince Edwards Island have raSsed
laws on their part 10 give full effect 70 the
provisions Of the treaty between The Uni
ted States and Great Britain signed ~ the
city OF Washington On the eighth day OF
May, eighteen hundred and seventy-one,
az contained in articles eighteenth TO
| twenty-tifth, inclusive, and article thiril-
eth OF said treaty, he Is hereby au horized
| TO issue his proclamation declaring that
he has such evidence and thercupon. from
| The date of such proelamation and so l0ng
I. ..sat n ks.1s at.1 N
! nth, inclusive. and article thirtieth OF said
| treaty shall remain in force, according 10
| the terms and conditions of article thirty
! third of said treaty, all tish-oil and fish of
| all kinds, except fish preserved III OIL
| being ihe produce of the fisheries of the
| Dominion 0fCanatla orof Prince Edwards
Island, shall be admitted into the United
| Staies tree of duty.
/ See. ?. That whenever the colony of
| Newfoundland shall give It's consent 10
the anphcatinn Of The slipulatiOns and pro
| visions Of the SAIL articles eighteenth to
twenty-fiffh 6f said treaty, Inclusive, 10
that colony, and the legislature thereof,
and the IlnJerial Parliament shall nass the
necessary laws for that purpose, The above
enumerated articles, being the produce oi
| the fisheries OF the colony OF Ne Wfoundiand
shall be admitted into the United Slhles
free Of duty, from and after the date OF Il
proclamation by ,phe President OF The Uni
ted States, declaring that he has sal lisfac-
tory evidence that the said colony OF New
fonndland has consented, in due and
proper manner, 10 have The provisions OF
the said articles eighteenth tOtweniy-ittli, II,
inclusive, OF the said treaty TO 1t,
ana 10 allow The United Sa'es the full
benefits Of all the s;ipuia5ions therein
contained. and shall be so admitted free OF
duty, 20 long as the idartices eighteenth
10 twenty-tifth. inclusive, ana article thlr-
tieth, Of said treaty, shall remain in force,
according TO the terms and conditions OF
article thirty-third of said treaty
Sec. g. That from the daie of the PreSi-
dents proclamation authorized by the first
section OF this act, AMI so lout az the aril i
ces eighteenth 10 iwenty-tlfih. inclusive,
and article thirtieih, Of said treaty, shall
remain in force, according to the terms
and conditions ut article thirty-thiri OF
said treaty, all goods, wares, or merchan-
disc arriving at the ports of New York,
Boston. and Portland, and any other ports
in the United Ssases which have been, 0i
NAV from time 10 time be, spetially desig.
ma. ed by the President OF the United States
and destined for her Bri annie Majesty
possessions in North America, may be
entered at the proper Gus om-house ang
conyeyed in transit, without the payment
| OF uulNs, IUIOurA tilp tSiiHiS va 'i''
United States, under such rules, regrla
lions, and conditions for The protection o
the revenue aS the secretary Of The Treas
ury may from time to tilue prescribe; and
under Hike rules, regIilat ions. and condi
tions, gOO,ls, wares, or merchandise MAJ
be conveyed in tIausit, without the my
ment of duties, from such possessions
through the territory Of the United S'a'es
for export from the saidports OF the United
States.
Sec. 4. That from the date of the Presi
dents proclamation. authorized by tn
first section OF this act, and 80 long Il
articles eighteenth 10 twenty fifth, inclu
sive, and article thirtieth, OF said treat y
shall runAain in force, according to th
termsanIcon litions Ofar icle thir'y-thi
of saia tveaty, MI subjects Of Her Blitannt
. Maiestymay carTy in British vessels, with
, ont payment of duty, goods, wares, 0
| merdhluiise from one nOrt or place with
/ in the territory OF the United States, unol
7 the Saint Lawrence, the great lakes, an
/ the Myers connecting the same, 10 anOthe
: ,orf III place within the territory Of th
!. UnitA States, asaforcSaid: Pr0vidd, Tha
} a poriiOn Of such TRANSPORTATION II mad
through the Dominion of Canada by land
!: carriage and In bond, under such rule
j; and regulations as may be agreed up0
; hetween the government of Her Britanni
: Majesty and the government Of the Unite
! STATES: AMI gjr0Ui,igd fitrth r, That the Pre-
+ ident of the United States may by procli
nation, suspend the right Of carrying PR
: vided for hy this section, in case the Dt
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