The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

For salaries of United States district
marshals, to pay Church Howe, marshal o.
thirty-three dollars and ffty-two cents
being a deficiency for the fiscal year END,
ing june thirty, eighteen hundred and
! TO pay the salary Of the late judge Of the
eastern district Of Wisconsin, retired un.
der the fifth section of the act of April
tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine
from January first. eighteen hundred and
seventy-four, to June tllirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-f four, ONE thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the payment of the telegraph opera
| and seventy-four, to the end of the cur
rent fiscal year, four hundred and seven
| teen dollars.
SENATE.
i For clerks to committees, pages, horses,
| and wagons, for the fiscal year eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, eight thou
For expenses of heating and ventilating
| dred and seventy-three, sixty-three dollars
To pay John L. Hickman for services as
/ laborer during the Forty-drst Congress, as
March third, eighteen hundred and sew "
| enty-three, three hundred and scventy-six
| dollars and forty cents.
| To pay Rev. E. ID. Owen for services as
acting chaplain of the Senate, seventy-tive
| dollars.
For clerks to committees and pages,
| twenty-one thousand and sixty-five dollars
| and nfnety-Seven cents.
| For labor, thirteen thousand dollars.
| For furniture and repairs, four thousand
For coal for the heating and ventilating
| apparatus for the fiscal year eighteen hum
dred and seventy-four, five hundred dol
| lars.
For mileage of Senators who took their
| seats after the passage of the act approved
January twentieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy four, one thousand one hundred
and fifty-fve dollars and twenty cents.
For reporting the proceedings and de-
NO I'm u@aTr ind eF
the FOrty-third Congress, not already paid
for, forty-two Thousand three hundredand
sixty-four dollars, in lieu of all compenSa-
tiOn otherwise provided for.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
To enable the Clerk of the House to pay
the salaries of nine messengers for the
month of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy-three, as per resolution of the
House of February twenty-seventh: eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-three, one thou
sand one hundred and seventeen dollars
To supply a deficiency in the appropria-
alton for clerks to committees of the House
of Representatives during the present fis-
cal year, the sum of two thousand dollars;
of which amount the sum of seventy-five
dollars shall be paid to a. f. Chiids for
services in aiding to complete papers of
report number one hundred and thirty
nine.
10 pay the five OFFICIAL reporters of the
proceedings and debates of the House, for
the remainder of the Forty Congress,
twenty-four thousand eight hundred and
osciai % reporters @ OF iiA ihe proceedings Gee s s and
debates of each House shall be fifty thou
sand dollars for each Congress; and the
pay of official reporters of committees of
the House shall be five thousand dollars
each per annnm, and this shall be in lieu
of all other compensation for such services
in reporting the proceedings of each and
all of said committees.
For compensation for clerical services
rendered to the Committee on Reform in
the Civil Service from january first, six
hundred dollars; and for messenger to the
Committee on War Claims from january
first, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For fuel for the House of Representatives
for the current fiscal year, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
police-fOrce from January first fOJuly first
eighteen hundred and seventy-four, and
hundred and ninety-nine dollars and
ninety-two cents is hereby appropriated.
propriation made in the act approved
March third eighteen hundred and sew
enty-three, entitled An act making ap-
the Government for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth eighteen hundred and sew
enty-four, and for other purposes" for al
tering and refitting the hall of the House
of Representatives for accommodation of
the increased number of members, be, and
for the general care and repairs of The Cap
itol building, to be used for the improve
ment and repairs of the same, under the
Architect of the Capitol
Botanic Garden: For continuing inn
provements and buildings at the Botanic |
Garden. three thousand dollars.
Capltol Grounds: For improving Capitol |
Grounds, and for sewers and street-lights |
for same, twenty.thousand dollars: Pro |
essarv shall be expended by the Architect |
of the Capitol in forthwith removing from |
the Capitol Grounds the engine building |
For the purchase of the original lot num- |
bered one, square numbered six hundred |
and eignty;fhiree' t IN the CITY & OF WSasningS tSagS
superficial feet with the improvements |
thereon, for site for fre-engine mouse, |
eighteen thousand dollars.
Reform School: To reimburse the fund |
of the Reform School In the District of |
Columbia for work done and materials |
furnished in the erection and furnishing
of the building and grounds for the same, |
thirfy-one thousand seven hundred and |
seventy-two dollars and twenty-nine cents; |
and the Attorney General is hereby direct |
ed to take Suc0 measures as shall be most |
effectual to enforce any right or claim |
tne m onSeo s1ates havS there 10 nn nnls
involved in the bankruptcy of Henry d.
Cooke or of Jay Cooke and Company, the
Henry D. Cooke, as treasurer of said Re
form School at the time of his bankruptcy,
and being then moneys belonging to the
loss of the public moneys, and ascertain
who is responsible therefor. and institute
fha
tngs therein to Congress In his next an
nual report.
Approved. June p. 1874.
AN ACT to establish certain post
routes.
Be IL enacted by tie Sendte and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Anae7. |
lea in Congress assembled,
That the following are hereby es-
tablished as post-routes:
ALABAMA.
From Memphis, via Windhamville,
Stonewall, and Warsaw, to Gaines
vile.
From Port Deposit to Willing.
From Columbiana to Crossville.
From Edwarisville. via Coldwater
and Oak Level, to Tecumseh.
From Centre, via Leesburg, to Col
liDsville.
From Houston, via Lanes Mills and
Barton Town, to Iarissa.
From noboken to Jackson.
From Kennedale to Smiths Shops. |
From Bay Minette to Daphne.
From Daphne to Millview, in Flor
ida. II
From Pollard, via Nathansville and
Lewis Station, to Chalk Springs, In
Florida.
From Falkville, via Gandy's Cove,
to Lawrence Cove.
From ChOctaW corners, VIA moT VIII
to Woods Bluff.
From Shiloh to Butler.
From Williamsville to Lake City:
From Ozark via Haw Ridge. Vic
toria. HendersOn's Hallsville and New
Providence to Rulledge.
From yance's Station to Days
Mills.
ARKANSAS.
From Camden to Prescott.
US,.<,,,, VollriIlo tO isabella in Mis- |