Smyrna times., 1874-10-28


money authorized he expended in the erection Of
said building il hereby fixed at thEeO hundred and
seventy thousand dollars; and all restrictions
10 materials said act hereby repealed ard
no sum Of money in excess OF the amount fixed by |
this act shall be expended in the construction Of said
building; and all acts and paris of acts inconsistent
with the provisions hereof are hereby repealed.
For the repair and preservation OF all the public |
buildings under the control of the Treasury Depart.
ment two hundred thOusadd dollars.
For continuation VI construction of the building |
for The State, War, and Navy Departments seven
hundre thousand dollars
For furniture for the new building 10 be occupied
by The Stale Department, seventy five thousand
dollars to be available Immediately,
For furniture, and repairs OF the same, and for
for public buildings under the control Of the
Treasury Depa rtment hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, OF this amount twenty thousand dollars shall
be available Immediately.
For fuel light and water and misce eaneOus items
required by janors and fremen in the proper care O
the public buildings under the control OF The Treasury
Department, two hundred and twenty five thousand
dollars.
For heating apparatus for public buildings under
the control of the Treasury Department, two hundred
thousand dollars.
For heating and lighting the south wing of the
| building iOr the State, War, and Navy Departments
nine thousand five hundred dollars,
For vaults, safes, and locks for public buildings
under the control Of the Treasury Department seventy
five thousand dollars
public buildings under the control of the Treasury
| Department, five Thousand dollars
For pay of cusodians and janItOrs of public build
ings uudeT the control of the Treasury Department
! one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
Mint oil the United States at Carson: For wages OF
workmen and adjusters, twenty thousand dollars Tor
incidental and contingent expenieB, twenty thousand
dollars. And SO much Of the amounts hereby appro'
priated for the mint al Carson as may be necessary
made available for the expenditure during the current
| fiscal year.
New York assay Office For incidental expenses of
the New York assay office, twenty five thousand
dollars.
| Loss in the redemption Of old copper cents being
the difference between the nominal value OF the old
| copper cents and the value OF the same us metal,
seven thOnsand five hundred dollars.
That all balances in the Treasury remaining
unex pended the first day Of July eighteen hundred
and seventy four of appropriations heretofore made
for buildings and sites Of buildings named IN this ac,
and all balances OF appropriations heretofore made
and sufficient for the completion OF buildings under
the Supervising Architect Of the Treasury moi named
this act, during the next fiscal year. be, and they
are hereby, made available for The fiscal year ending
June thriieth eighteen hundred and seventy five.
SEC 3. That the Secretary of the Treasury is
hereby directed TO inquire into the amounts Of la
bihties due from the Choctaw tribe OF Indians to
individuals. as referred to in articles twelve and
thirteen Of the treaty of June twenty second, eIgh
teen hundred and fifty five, between the United
States and the ChOctaw and Chlckasaw tribes OF
Indians, and to report the same TO the next session
of Congress-, with vew of ascertalnlng what
amounts, if any, should be deducted from the sum
due from the United States TO said ChOctaw tribe,
for the purpose Of enabling the said tribe TO pay is
liabilities, and thereby to enable Congress to pro-
: vide a fund TO be held for educational and other
purposes for said tribe. provided for in article
thirteen Of the treaty aforesaid.
SEC. 4. That the clause in the act entitled " An
sot making appropriations for sundry civil expenses
of the Government for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth eigteen hundred and seventy -four, and
lOlh
hundred and seventy three, which provides that
"the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he Is hereby
directed to pay TO the ccnSus-takers Of eighteen
hundred and sixty, their assigns, the sums set to
their credit now in the Treasury OF the United
States, ary provision of existing laws TO the con.
trary notw iihstnndng," is hereby re.enacted and
declared TO include entit, TO payment and 10 be
paid, both Tshals and assistant TshGls employ
in taking said census
SEc 5. That section six Of the act entitled 'iAT
act making appropriations Tor the consular and dip
lOmatc service of the Government for the year end
A ing June ihrtleih eighteen hundred and seventy
five, and for other purposes" approved June eev
en- In, eighteen hundred and seventy four be nmendeC
5; by striking oul the following words VIZ: Conln
gent expenses foreign intercourse proper. and oi
i all missIOns abroad snch as"
5 SEC. 6. To enable the Secretary of War 10 carry
= ont the provisions of the approved Apr twenty
y hrd eighteen hundred and seventy v-Ouf, entItltd
,r An prOvidde for the relief of the persons
n suffering from the overflow Of the Lower MIssSsp
n pi RIVER and also the joint resolution authorizing
Is the President to issue Army ratOns aud clothing
to destitute people the Tombigbeo, WarTlO-, aR'
: Alabama Rivers, approved May twenty eighth, eight
= hundred and seventy -four, the sum Of four hun
dred thousand dollars is hereby appropriated, out
9 any money in the Treasury not otherwise apPro
Jr prlated, for the puTp pose OF purchasing supplies
TODD to be issued under his direction to any and a
n classes of destitute helpless persons living on o
10 near the Lower Mississippi, Tomblgbee, Warrior
and Alabama Rivers, who have been ret deTed so b
" reason Of the recent overflow and thai ihe Secrt
g tary Of War make detail reports to Congress OF III
,d expenditure under this act and Of the act and jon
resnlutiun aforesaid: Provided, That the authort
II hereby conferred upon the Secretary OF War sha
expire on the first day Of September, eighteen hnT
81 dred and seventy four and none of the money
y hereby formerly appropriated shall be eXpende
IA except in case where the Secretary Of War shall
nj satisfied that there is actual and pressing case
~ desiitulion, and that such destiutOn is drecil
We caused by the overflow Provided furtcCT, That an
I'd balance remaining unexpendcd from the aPprOpT'
ss ton provided for in the act of the twentythird
II April eighteen hundred and seventy four, afOresn
~ ~ may be used for the purposes expressed in eith'
> said act said joint resolution And provided iu
n, ther That the Secretary Of War nuy and Of Il
rs money hereby formerly Appropriated FOR the fe
a of the destitute people upon the Tcnnessee Rive
d. when satisfied that they necessities arise from the
cent overflow Of said river.
Oe Approved, June 90. 1874.