The morning call., 1891-12-12
MONEY NEEDED.
Appropriations Required for
the Pacific Coast.
Estimates Sent to Congress by The Seere-
tary Of the Treasury.
Negotiations Opened With Spain for the ID
dependence Of Cuba-CauCuS Of The
Senate Committee.
Special to THE MoRNINe CALL.

lows: For the office of Assistant Treas
urer OF the United States at San Francisco,
SD 100; for the United States Mint at San
Francisco. S25 100; for the government of
the Terrtories-Alaska SIS, 200, Arizona
S46 800, Utah S63, 900; for Internal Revenue
California, First District S45, ,000. Fourth
District $4,000; Oregon, $4,000 For
salaries for the United States District At
tOrneys-Northern District of California
$500. Southern District s20O. Nevada s2OO,
Oregon $500, Washington $500, Arizona
$780, Utah $3.50; tho same estimates
for the United States Marshas, except in
Arizona and Utah, where $50 less is asked
for; to enable the President to complete the
international boundary survey between
Mexico and the United States. $50, 900; to
establish water boundary between the
United States and Mexico, S25, 900; for a
preliminary Alaska survey, 100000; for
Mare Island clerks. messengers and
draughtSmen, S12, ,236; for salaries In the
general store house and pay office at Mare
Island Navy-yard, Sl0577; Naval Con-
struct0rs' Department. S3i34; Bureau of
Steam engineering, $1,000; one travelling
crane for Mare Island, S55, 600.
THE INDIAN SERVICE.
For Indian service. current and cnntin-
gent expenses: California-Round Valley
and Hoopa. $500 each; Mission Tule
River, $1,000 Oregon - Warm Springs.
klamath, Grande Ronde, Siletz and Una
tilla agencies, $4,000 each. Washington
Neah Bay and Colville. $500 each; va
kima, $500. Nevada-Nevada and Western
Shoshone agencies, $500 each. Arizona
Colorado River Agency, Sl5C0; Pima
Agency, $500; San Carlos Agency, $500.
For fulfilling the treaties with the COlum-
bias and Colville tribes, S7100; for the sup
port of the Apaches and other Arizona ln-
dians, S345, 600. For the support of the
Indians in Oregon, $4,000; in Washington,
S47,500; for the support of the Shoshones
in Nevada, $4,000. For Incidental ex-
penses of the Indian service - Arizona.
$4,000; California, 5000; Nevada, S22,-
900; Oregon, $500; Utah. $1,000; Washing
tcu, $4,000. For the support of Indian
schools-At Carson City, New, s37,5oo;
Pfenix, Ariz. s6l.s75; Salem, Oregon,
S6j, $50; Fort Mojaye, Ariz.. $500; Ban
ming. Cal, Sl2, 500; Perris, Cal. 5000.
For repairs and preservation OF public
buildings Quarantine station. Angel
Island, $4,000; Marine Hospital, Port
pital. Sitka, $1,000; erection and repair of
public buildings at Juneau, Sitka, Un-
alaska, Chicat, Kodiak, Sand Point and
Douglass Island, Alaska, $4,000.
RIVERS AND HARBoRs
Provision is also made for the lighthouses
and all appurtenances for the Twelfth and
Thirteenth districts. heretofore published.
For public works and repairs at Mare
Island, S6565S; at BeDicia Arsenal, S2i, $50;
for continuing building operatiols at the
Presidio, San Francisco. S2O0,OO0; for inl-
proving the M0kelumne River, Cal, S6i00;
Petaluma Creek, $4,000; sacramento and
Feather rivers, S420 900; San Joaquin River,
S136, $50; Columbia River at the Cascades,
S., 800 goo; Columbia River. Rock Island
Rapids to Priest Rapids, 100000; Upper CO.
the Columbia River, S525000; Columbia
and Lower Willamette, 100000; gauging
the waters of the Columbia River, $500;
Willamette River above Portland. $4,000;
Coquisle River, Oregon, S300,0O0; Skagit,
Steilaquamish, Nooksack, Snohomish and
Snoqualmie iivers, Washington. $4,000; for
Humboldt harbor and bay, 100000; Oak
land harbor, S5O0,000; San Diego harbor
100000; San Luis Obispo harbor, Sl25,00O; !;
Wilmington harb0r. SOL, 600; Coos Bay and
harbor, S750.000; Yaquina Bay and harbor,
Sl65,000.
COAST AND GEoDETIC SURVEY.
For the survey of San Francisco harbor,
| San Pablo and Suisun bays, Straits of Car
| quinez and the mouths of the San Joaquin
and Sacramento rivers $4,000; coast and
| geOdetc survey OF the coasts OF California,
| Oregon and Washington ana survey OF the
| Columbia River, S2S,000; explorations in the
| waters of Alaska, $4,000; expenses of a
preliminary survey between Alaska, British
| Columbia and Ithe Northwest Territory,
| $4,000.
| MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
| For the enforcement of the Chinese ex-
| clusion act $4,000; for developing and per-
fecting tho water supply, reclaiming the
| land and constructing roads at the Presdio
| Of San Francisco, S25 COO: support OF the
| National Home for Disabled Soldiers at
vate land claims in California, $1,000, con-
| Meeting mineral monuments III Arizona, S10,-
| 600; education of children in Alaska, $50,
| 600; expenses of the Federal Court at Sitka,
| Alaska, 5000; expenses of the Territorial
| Court In Utah, S30.9S7 interest on Pacific
railway stock, indefinite; appropriation for
| the payment of interest on the public debt,
$3,S77, ,4lO, against S.. .40S,S7l last year; Sink
ing Fund of the Union Pacific Railway
| Company, S1,200.000; Sinking Fund of the
made in the United States, $9,0C0.000; trans
portation of the army and supplies by the
Pacific railroads, 500, 900; mail transporta-
tion by Pacific railroads, S1,2Oo,0Oo.
LAND CASES DECIDED.
In the case of George w. Thurman VS..
William Thomson, Involving presumption
| final proof, Assistant Secretary Chandler
affirms the Commissioner decision, reject
Ing William Thomson's proof Tor land In
the Visalia District, Cal.
In the case OF Moses Rosenbaum and j.
| b. Randall, transfcree, involving timber
land in the San Francisco District, the
| Commissioners decision, refusing Rosen-
baum hearing, is affirmed.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Republican Senate Caucus Commit
tee met early this morning. The condition
in which its affairs are call for much tacl
and management on the part of the Caucus
Committee TO avoid an appearance OF IN.
Just discrimination, so the progress made
up to the present time is not very marked
and 1t was said this afternoon by one Of the
committee that report may not be made tl
the Senate until next Tuesday.
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.
At to-day's session OF the National Bal
Association resolution providing for tht
appointment of committee consisting ol
the President ani four members Of the as
ISOLATION, to Cooperate with q committed
on law reform Of the Columbian Exposition
In bringing about the organization OF an In
ternatl0ral bar organization, was adopted
The session then adjourned to meet In thi
city In January, 1893.
EFFICIENCY OF THE NAVY.
1t is expected a bill prepared and in
dorsed by Secretary Tracy in his annual re
port to increase the efficiency and personne
OF the line officers in the navy will soon b
introduced in Congress, emb9dying tn
recommendations made in the report OF tn
so-called Navigation Board.
INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA.
The joint resolution introduced yesterda
by Senator Call, authorizing the Presiden
to open negotiations with Spain, is identica
with the one introduced by him last session
and provides that the President be requeste
| ma neypttafinnc with the (tnVp
OF Spain for the purpose OF inducing tina
Government to consent 10 the establishment
ON the island OF Cuba Of free and indie
pendent republic, such consent to be give
upon the payment BY Cuba to the Govern
ment Of Spain Of such sum Of money a