Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06
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!, and flags, rent, freight postage
other necessary isoellaneous mai
nss including los by. exch ange, Oh
hnadred and thirty one thousand eigh
|hd dnsd md fifty dollars. 6.
or interpreters, guards, and oths
|expenses at the consulates At Constan
tippple, Smyrna, Gambia, Cairo, Jeru
sSlem,and Beirut, in the Turkish Do
nihions, three thousand dollars.
FOR payment Of consular officers no
citizens Of the United States, ten thou
Sand dollars. s.... ..* .s.s .....:.<
For salaries and expenses Of th,
U1itsd States and Spanish Claim
Commission, namely: For commits
sioner, five thousand dollars !; for con
sui, Eve thousand dollars; for score
tary, nine hundred and twelve dollar,
and fifty cents for messenger, thre.
hundred dollars; and for rent, fuel anG
AA threa thonsand seven hundred ant
eight y.sessn dollars and ffty cents
making ID al the SUM Of fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For salaries and expenses of United
States and Mexican Claims Commits
sion = For commissioner, four thou
sand five hundred dollars for agent
four thousand dollars for secretary
two thousand FIVE hundred dollars 70,
umpire, three thousand dollars; legal
assistant to agent, three.thousand dol
lars two tranaators, at one thousand
five hundred dollars each !; two clerks,
at one thousand four hundred dollars
each Que messenger, six hundred dol.
lars; one assistant messenger, three
hundred dollars and for contingent
expenses, five thousand dollars ma
king in all the sum of twenty-eight
thousand seven hundred dollars.
Survey of boundary between the
United States and British possessions :
For expenses Of the commission ap-
pointed under act approved March
nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
sevcnty-two, for the purpose Of sur
veying aud marking the boundary be-
tween 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, to
be available immediately on the pas
sage Of this act, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
For rent Of prisons for American
convicts in Siam and Turkey, and for
wages Of keepers of the same, inclu-
ding loss by exchange, four thousand
dollars.
For rent of prison for American
convicts in Oh hina, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For wages of keepers, care Of offend.
ers, and expenses, ten thousand dollars.
For rent IF prison for American con-
victs in Japan, seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
For wages Of keepers, care Of offend
srs, and expenses, Eve thousand dollars.s
For bringing home from foreign
spersons5charged dswiths1csimess
ind expenses iuc;dcntai thersto, incfu=
ling loss by exchange five thousand
loliars. 49,. ~ ..#=. Z ~ss *:.
For relief and protection Of Amerii-
,an seamen in foreign countries, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For. expenses Of acknowledging the
ervices of: masters and crews of for
ign vessels in rescuing American citi.
ems from shipwreck, FIVE thousand dol
ars.
To meet the necessary expenses at
endant upon the execution of the
eutrality act, to be expended under
he direction Of the President, pursu-
Mt to the third section of the act of
congress Of May first, eighteen hun
red and ten; entitled IAN act fixing
be compensation Of ministers and
onsu]s residing on the coast of Bar
ary, and for other purposes;' twenty
dollars.
For annual proportion of the expen-
es Of Cape Spartel light, on the coast
+ Morocco, two hundred and eighty
We dollars.
For allowance to widows or heirs of
eceased diplomatic and consular |
&&cers for the time that would be neces-
arily occupied in making the transit |
rom the post of duty Of the deceased
. his residence in the United States,
We thousand dollars.
For rent OF court house aud jail,
18th grounds appurtenant, in Yeddo,
< such other place as the United
tates minister in Japan may designate,
We Thousand dollars.
To pay the sums awarded to British !
abjects for such claims as are enumer-
ted in article twelve of the treaty of
lay eighth, eighteen hundred seventy. J
ne, which have been allowed by the |
appointed under that arti-
|e, in the manner prescribed by tho !
blowing articles, to tho seventeenth
,clusive, one million nine hundred and
Henty nine thousand eight hundred
nd nineleen dollars.
Approved June II, 1874.
OFFICIAL.
Avs Of tho United States passed at
the First Session of the Forty Third
Congress.
TGINERAL NATURE-No. 68]
N ACT to extend the time for fling claims |
forsdditional bounty under the act Of July |
twenty eighth, eighteen hundred and sixty |
six. !
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
Iouse Of Representatives Of the United
'tates Of America in Congress assem-
led, That the time for fling claims for
dditional bounty, under the act Of
r,,lv kvon%v- -o;Ohth oiuhkaan hundred !