The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-07-09

June thirtieth eighteen hundred and seventy
five.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
selltatives Of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the following sums be, and
the same arc hereby, appropriated out of any mon
cyan the treasury not otherwise appropriated, fol-
the support OF the Military Academy for the year
ending June thrtieth, eighteen hundred seventy
For additional pay of officers, and for pay of in
structors, professors, cadets and musicians, two
hundred and thlrty-sevcn thousand dollars.
For repairs and improvements, timber, plank
boards ioists, wallstrps, lths, shingles slate tin
paint, turpenti,le oils bricks, yarnish stone lime
cement, plaster hair blastsngs powder fuse. iron,
fourteen thousand five hundred dollars.
For pay OF citizen-mechanics and labor employed
upon repairs that cannot be done by enlisted men,
eight thousand dollars.
For fuel and apparatus, namely, coal. wood stoves
CRATES furnaces, ranges, fire bricks. repairs OF
steam-heating apparatus fourteen thousand dollars
For gas-ppes fixtures, lamp-posts. gasometers,
lars.
For fuel for cadets mcss-hall shops and laundry,
three thousand five hundred dollars.
For postage and kilograms, three hundred dollars.
For stationery. bank-books, paper, envelopes,
quils steel pens pencils mucilage, wax,and ink six
hundred dollars
For transportation of materials discharged cadets,
and ferriages, one Thousand eight hundred dollars.
For printing-type, materials for office, diplomas
for graduates, registers, and blanks, seven hundred
dollars.
For compen .ticn of pressman.and lithographer,
one hundred dollars.
For clerk OF disbursng officer and quarter,naster
one thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
For CLERK to adjutant, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For clerk to treasurer, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For department of instruction in mathematics
namely: For separs OF instruments, fifty dollars ;
and stationery for instructors, thirty dol
lars.
For department of artillery, cavalry, and infantry
tactics namely: For tan-bark for riding-hall and
gymnasium, three hundred dollars repairing camp
stools, tents and camp furniture, fifty dollars ;
hoorng and maJs, apparatus. and repairs of gynna-
SUM, five hundred dollars clock and furniture for
commander cadets,
stationery Tor use OF instructor and assistants
and repairs two hundred dollars. 4 1l77
For department OF civil and military engineering
books books Of reference ana stationery for use Of
instructors, five hundred dollars
geology For chemicals, inducing chemical apparat-
US. glass and porcelain paper wire and sheet
metal and ores. and Photographic materials nine
hundred dollars; rough specimens, files, alcohol,
lamps, blow pencils, and steele and agate NOR
ossils illustrating the different rock foratons for
daily in Secton-rOomS, and for gradual increase
OF cabinet eight hundred dollars repairs and addi
netic, magneto-eectrc, pneumatic, and thermic APP
paratas and apparatus illustrating optical proper
ters' and metal work, including materials for the
same, fifty dollars pay Of meshanic to be employed
lectnae room, one thousand and fifty dollars modes
and diagrams fifty dollars books OF reference. text
books and stationery for the OF instructors and
contingencies, three hundred dollars compensation
losophy For instruments to determine magnetic
intensity and declination, six hundred dollars
pensation to mechanics assistant one Thousand dol
lars 4; compensation to attendant, fifty dollars re-
pairs and contingencies, six injured dollars. :
For mining materials and for profng fifty dollars
telegraphing and signalling, twenty-five dollars
drawing materials, stationery, and textbooks, TWEEN
ty Eve dollars repairs of nstrun ents, twenty-five
dollars contingencies, twenty-five dollars one five
For department OF French: For textbooks and
stationery for the use OF instructors, sevcnty-ive
dollars. - s2 -. 1s5t .f#4M ssc
For department Of Spanish: For textbooks and
for the use OF instructors, fifty dollars
For deparment ct lay and ethics f1r t t Dooks
fifty dollars Provided That the Secreta
Of War q Judge OF
For department Of drawing: For models for second
class, one hundred dollars models Tor third class
els, thirty dollars frames for securing models from
injury fifty dollars colors brushes pencils and pa
For expenses of board OF visitors, four Thousand
two hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous and contingent expenses: FOR
gas, coa-oi candles, and wicking for lighting the
academy cadet barracks mess.hnll, Offices stable
and Sidewalks, four Thousand dollars Water-pipes
plum bing and repairs, two thousand dollars clean
ing public buildings mot quarters) five hundred
and cloths. two hundred dollars chalk, crayons,
sponge, slate, and rubbers for recitation rooms one
hundred dollars; compensation OF chapei-organlsts
two hundred dollars compensation OF Librarian, one
hundred and twenty dollars compensation OF non
dollars compensation of soldier writing in adiu-
tants Office Fifty dollars pay of engineer OF heating
and yentilating apparatus for the cadet-DarrackS,
chapel and philosophical academy, including the IL
brary, one thousand five hundred dollars pay OF as
sistant of same seven hundred and twenty dollars
pay of five lremen two Thousand two hundred dol
lars increase and expense OF the library pooksnag-
azines, periodicals, and binding, two thousand dol
lars, ,gf-ssasz ..-A,,,
For pay of librarians assistant one thousand dol
lars. 5tsl ~. IL. i
For contingencies for superintendent OF the acad-
envy, one thousand dollars. 80 ~
For furniture for cadet-hospital and repairs, one
hundred dollars.
For printing catalogue for library, five hundred
dollars. 49,,
Buildings and grounds: For repairing and open
ing roads and walks five hundred dollars. :.
For continuing superstructure OF the new hospit-
al for cadets, twenty Thousand dollars. &c..
For continuing construction OF sewerage 1roin
barracks and quarters. three thousand dollars.
For repairs to reservoirs and increasing capacIes
one thousand dollars.
Approved, June 6, 1874.
% GENERAL NATURE-NO. 3D.
AN ACT to ciange the name, of the port OF San Pc
dro, California to Wilmington. sV
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
,entatiyes OF United States OF America in Con-
Pacific coast, shall be called Wilmington.
Approved, June 6, l874.F
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