Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-30

dollars per linear mile for standard, six
teen dollars for township and fourteen do
lars for section lines, sixty thousand do
lars.
, For surveying the public lands in Wash
ington Territory, at rates not exceedn
fiteen dollars per linear mile for standar
lines, fourteen dollars for township an
twelve dollars for section lines, and ro
heavily tmbered lands lying in the noun
tains, at augmented rates, not exceedn
eighteen dollars per linear mile for stand
ard, sixteen dollars for township, and -four
teen dollars for section lines, forty thous
and dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Uta
Territory, at rates not exceeding fineer
dollars per lineal mile for standard lines
twelve dollars for township, and ten dol
lars for section lines, twenty thousand dol
lars
For surveying the public lands in Neva
da, at rates not exceeding fifteen dollar
per linear mile for standard lines, twelve
dollars for township, and ten dollars fo
section lines, forty thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in WV
| omlng territory, at rates not exceeding IF
teen dollars per linear mile for standard
! Twelve dollars Tor township, and ten dol
| lars for section lines, and for heavily tim
bered lands, at augmented rates, not exceed
ng eighteen dollars per linear mile for
standard, sixteen dollars for township. and
iphlAttll u JlldTS IOT SpNLlON lines, 1DrtN
thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury
| to reimburse the Chicago and Northwest
| ern Railload Company for moneys advnnc-
ed by said company to the SUI veyor gener-
al OF Dakota Territory, in pursuance Of or
ders from the Commissioner of the Gener-
al Land Office, the sum of ten thousand
six hundred dollars.
For occasional examinations to test the
accuracy of surveys in the field, ten thuus-
aud dollars.
For the survey Of Indian reservations
and snbdividing portions Of the same, of
which the sum of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as
may he necessary, may be applicable to
the payment of such surveys executed pri-
or to the end of the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, two bundled aud nineiy-two thUus-
and six hundred and eighty dollars
For this amount, or so much thereof as
may be necessary, to delray the expenses
OF surveying the land Of the Cherokee In
dams of North Carolina, under the drec-
ton of the Secretary of the Interior, fifteen
thousand dollars.
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF REyE-
NUE. FROM SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
For salaries and commissions of registers
OF land offices and receivers of public mon
eys at ninety nd-offices, four hundred
and eighty-nine thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For incidental expenses of the land Of
hces, hity-iour thousand three hundred
and forty dollars.
For expenses of depositing MONEYS re-
ceived from sales of public lands, thirte cen
thousand dollars.
To meet the expenses of suppreSsng the
depredatOns upon the timber ON the pub
lie lands, five thousand dollars.
For three thousand copies Qncluding pa
per- of the map of the United Statos pre-
pared in the General Land Office, five
thousand dollars.
For the necessary expenses OF the land
office at the DalleS, Oregon For salaries
and commissions of the register and the
receiver for the fiscal year ending June
thrtieth, eighteen hundred aud seventy
five, six thousand dollars and for Incl
dental expenses of said officers, one thou
sand dollars.
CAPITAL EXTENSION.
For work on the Capitol, and for general
care and repairs thereof fifty thousand dol
lars.
For lathing and plasterins the under
surface of the roof above the ceiling of the
Senate chamber four thousand dollars.
FOR new steam pump to supply the
tanks located in the attic of the Sen ate
wing of the Capitol, eight hundred dola RS
For salary of assistant engineer of the
Senate, in charge of the elevator and eleva-
tor-engine, fourteen hundred and forty
dollars.
For such portion of replacing the defec-
tive portion of the roof on the Capitol, near
the dome, by copper roofing OF ire-proof
construction, and for erecting III walls,
fifteen thousand dollars: Provided. That
the old materials as cannot he used profita-
bly, in the repairs of the Capitol shall be
sold and the proceeds covered into the
Treasury.
For improvement of Capitol Grounds,
according to the plans and under the gen.
eral direction of Fred Law Olmstead. 10
be expended by the Architect of the Capt.
tol, two hundred thousand dollars.
For work and grading in and around the
Botanic Garden and completing brick wall
and iron fence, eleven thousand nine hun
dred and twenty-five dollars.
For the purpose of erecting on Capitol
Hill, near the Capitol building, suitable
engine-house to supply the place Of engine
house numbered three, recently ordered
removed by Congress, ten thousand dollars
To secure the foundation of walls and fit
up rooms in the basement of the general
post-office building, one hundred thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary.
For preservation and repairs Of the Unit
ed States courthouse in Washington City,
formerly known as the City Hall building,
three thousand dollars.
For amount that will he due by the
United States to the District of Columbia
for one-third OF the entire cost OF maintain
ing the fire-department of the fiscal wear
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy five, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
Refurm-School Of the District of Colum-
bia: For the uperintendent, one thou
| sand five hundred dollars two assistant
n Of I,,,, DO 4 4 a..
dollars each matron, six hundred dollars ;
two teachers, at six hundred dollars each
| physician, five hundred dollars gardener,
seven hundred and twenty dollars super
| intendent of work shops, six hundred dol
lars; laborer, one hundred and forty-four
| dollars; seamstress, laundress, and SER
wants, five hundred and forty dollars; and
| for fuel, clothing, aud incidentals, two
thousand six hundred and ninety-six dol
lars; making, in all, the sum OF ten thou
sand dollars.
Building and grounds belonging to the
Reform SCHOOL,: For altering portion of
| the main building for kitchen, and fol
mantels, ciSterns, and drainage, one thou.
sand seven hundred and fily dollars; for
| laying out the grounds, and for purchasing
| aud setting out ornamental trees, aud max.
| ing roads and walks, two thousand five
| hundred dollars; for furniture for new
| building, and additional beds for bovs. five
| thousand dollars; for bak e-bOuse anC
laundry, one thousand five hundred dol.
lars in all ten Thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
METROPOLITAN POLICE.
For salaries and other necessary eXpens
es of the metropolitan police for the Dis
trict of Columbia, two hundred and sever
thousand five hundred and thirty dollars
| PrOUided, That further sum, amounting
to one hundred aud three thousand seven
hundred and sixty-tive dollars, shall be
paid 10 deiray the expenses of the saiC
| Washington and Georretown. and IN,
county of Washington, beyond the limits
of said cities, in the District of Columbia
in the proportion corresponding 10 the
number of privates allotted severally tc
said precincts; and the corporate authori
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