Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-10-15

cidental expenses, seven thousand dollars.
For rent of Office of surveyor general Of Ida |
| ho Territory, fuel, books, stationery, and 9th !
er incidental expenses, two thousand five hun
dree dollars
For rent of Office of surveyor general of Ne
vada. fuel, books, stationery, and other incl
| dental expenses four thousand dollars.
ron books, fuei. stationerv, and other incifien-
| tai expenses, two thousand dollars.
For rent of Office Of surveyor general Of Wash
| ington Territory fuel, books, stationery. and
other incidental expenses, two thousand dol
For rent of Office of surveyor general of
Nebraska and Iowa. fuel. books, stationery and
other incidental expenses three thousand dol
For rent of office of surveyor general of Mon
tana Territory, fuel, books, stationery and other
Incidental expenses, two thousand five hundred
For rent of office OF surveyor general of Utah
Territory, books, fuel, Stationery and other in
| cidental expenses, two thousand dollars.
For rent of office of surveyor general of Wy
oming Territory, fuel books, stationery and
other incidental expenses, two thousand five
For rent Of ofioe of surveyor general of Ari-
incidental expenses two thousand Five hundred
For recorder of land titles in Missouri, five
| hundred dollars.
SURVEYING THE PUBLIC LANDS.
For surveying the public lands in Louisiana.
mile for township and ten dollars for seton lines
| and for closing up the expenses of the office so
lands, fifteen thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Florida, at
| rates not exceeding twelve dollars per linear
mile for standard lines, twelve dollars for town
ship and ten dollars for section lines and for
lates to the surveying of the public lands, ten
| thousand dollars.
| For surveying the public lands in Minnesota,
at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear
mile for standard lines, twelve dollars for town
| ship add ten dollars for section lines, thirty
| thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Dakota Ter
ritory at rates not exceeding twelve d0Ilars per
linear mile for standard lines nine dollars for
township and eight dollars for section lines fifty
For surveying the public lands in Montana
Territory, at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars
per linear mile for standard lines twelve dollars
| for township and ten dollars for section lines,
| forty thousand dollars.
! For surveying the public lands in Nebraska,a at
rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per linear
ship and ten dollars for section lines, sixty thou
| sand dollars; and the unexpended balance of the
| hundred and seventy-two, for the survey of the
northern boundary of Nebraska is hereby con-
| For surveying the public lands in Kansas, at
mile for standard lines nine dollars for township
and ght dollars for section lines, eighty-nine
thousand and seven hundred dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Colorado
Territory, at the rates of not exceeding fifteen
dollars Der linear mile for standard lines twelve
dollars for township and ten dollars for section
lines, and for heavily timbered lands at aug
mented rates not exceeding eighteen dollars per
linear mile for standard, sixteen dollars for town
ship and fourteen dollars for section lines, fifty
For surveying the public lands in Idaho Terri
tory, atrates not exceeding fifteen dollars per
linear mile for standard lines twelve dollars for
township, and ten dollars for section lines and
for heavily timbered lands at augmented rates
| not exceeding eighteen dollars per linear mile
for standard, sixteen dollars for township and
fourteen dollars for section lines thirty thousand
For Surveying the public lands in New Mexico
Territor, at rates not eXeeealhg nlteen 9oIIars I
per linear mile for standard lines, twelve dollars
for township, and ten dollars for section lines,
For surveying the public lands in Arizona Ter
r1tOry at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars per
linear mile for standard lines, tWeIFe ooIltfs !or
township and ten dollars for section lines, IWeh-
ty thousand dollars,
e rates mot exceeding fifteen dollars per linear
mile for standard lines fourteen dollars for town
ship and and twelve dollars tor section lines, and
y for heavily timbered mountain lands at aug
mented rates. not exceeding eighteen dollars per
ship and fourteen dollars for section lines ninety
thousand dollars and such part of this amount,
Secretary of the Interior, in his discretion may
n think proper, may be expended in the survey OF
4 private land claims in the State of California
\ For surveying the public lands IN oregon, al
mile for standad lines fourteen dollars for town
If ship and twelve dollars for section lines, and Tor
= heavily timbered lands lying west of the Cascade
,e Mountains at augmented rates. not exceeding
y eighteen dollars per linear mile for standard
sixteen dollars for township and fourteen dollar;
,e for section lines, sixty thousand dollars.
~ For surveying the public lands in Washington
e Territory, at rates not exceeding fifteen dollars
per linear mile for standard lines, fourteen dol
lars for township and twelve dollars for sectloI
4 lines, and for heavily timbered lands lying II
! the mountains, at augmented rates, not exceed
u eighteen
0f sixteen dollars for township and fourteen dollar
= for section lines, forty thousand dollars. r,.
~ For surveying the public lands IN UGah Ierfl
tory at the rates not exceeding fifteen dol lars pc
linear mile for standard lines, twelve dollars 10
e townships and ten dollars Tor section lnes'V"en
!, For surveying the public lands in Nevada a
be mile for standard lines twelve dollars for town
ship and ten dollars for section lines forty thou
u For surveying the public lands in Wyomin
III Tertiary at rates not exceeding fifteen dollar
1TI1na 1Un n
ed ship and ten dollars for section lines, and fo
ey neagdlE tGeF4a da5oSi aI Fatgs @ ~ n
10 standard sixteen dollars for township and foul
to teen dollars for section lines forty thousand dol
id lars
'e- imburse the Chicago and Northwestern Railroa
v Company for money advanced by said compan
he to the surVeyor-general OF Dakota Ierrltory,
IL pursuance of orders from the Commissioners
= = the General Land Office, the sum of ten thousan
H. six hundred dollars.
* For occasional examinations to test the acct
ly racy of surveys in the Held, ten thousand 90
to lars.
70 For the survey of Indian reservations and sui
TO- dividing portions of the same, of which the SUI
We of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, or
he piled to the payment of such surveys execute
ae prior to the end of the fiscal year ending JuI
e thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-fou
III two hundred and ninety thousand SIX hundr'
of For this amount, or so much thereof as may
~ necessary, to defray the expenses OF surveyor
by the land of the Cherokee Indians of North Car
he lima under the direction of the Secretary of t.
,he Interior, fifteen thousand dollars.
not EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF r
he VENUE FROM SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS
ihe For salaries and commissions of registers
he land offices. four hundred and eighty mine tho
= sand seven hundred dollars.
reu For incidental expenses of the land offices, 1
Psf Esd "a 5o"r thousand three hundred and forty
49, For expenses of depositing moneys receive
Gnu from sales of public lands, thirteen thousai
ou dollars - H. o,o,.o, ,s ,,,,,,,.os5,,cr 7o,od
of tions upon the timber on the public lands ii
IN thousand dollars.
the map of the United States prepared in t
SER General Land Otlice, five thousand dollars
in For the necessary expenses of the land once
IA IA the Dalles, Oregon: For salaries and Gommi
ara sions of the register and the receiver for the
la cal wear ending June thirtieth eighteen hundr
tv- and seventy-hve, six thousand dollars; ana
~ Incidental expenses of said officers, thousal
5tee For work on the Capitol, and for general ca
t of and repairs thereof fifty thousand dollars
or For iathfng tnd piastering the under surface
10 the roof above the ceiling OF the senate chihD
~ For a new steam pump to supply the tanks l
un Gated the attic of the Senate wing OF the ga
mi itol eight hundred dollars.
Prl For Salary Of assistant engineer of the Sena
!! VI in charge of the elevator and elevator-enSl!
ita- | fourteen hundred and forty dollars.
uly For such portion Of replacing the dsfeG6I i G6
anu bv a copper roofing of fire-proof constructit
UNI and for erecting fre-walls fifteen thousand d
ap- lars Provided, That the old materials as cam
,ty- be used pro1taby in the repairs of the CapI
6o1 shall be sold and the proceeds covered into
UNI For Improvement of Capitol Grounds, accol
anne ing to the plans and under the general 9lrecti
of Fred. Law Olmsted, to be expended Dy
=. :; Architect of the Capitol two hundred thousa
. - dollars. -, ,
4ov- For work and grading in and around the
itol tanic Garden and completing brick wall ana IL
II of fence, eleven thousand nine hundred ana tWel
the For the nurpose of erecting on Capitol
and near the Capitol building. u suitable eng
k of house to supply the place OF engine mouse nu
y of oGGe9 0Tces tan tnTff thousand dollars - y
To secure the foundation walls and fit up roo
r. in the basement of the general post office bui
Ne ing one hundred thousand dollars or SO mi
thereof as may be necessary.
For preservation and repairs of the Uni
Lou states court house in Washington City, formc
in known as the City Hall building, three thous;
dred dollars.
For amount that will be due by the Uni
r States to the District of Columbia for one th
Oh of the entire cost of maintaining the fire dep'
,ther mont for the fiscal wear ending Jnne thirtit