THIRTY—NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. C11. 234. 1866. 229 light to be so constructed as to show a good light through twenty points of the compass, namely, from right ahead to two points abaft the beam on either side of the vessel; and the after light to show all around the hori- ZOII. Annual pay Sec. 12. And be it further enacted, That the annual compensation ?frl°§f*}ls§2;l’;?‘ paid to local inspectors of steamboats shall be hereafter as follows, to wit: bi:,;,, For the district of Portland, in Maine, three hundred dollars ; for the District gf district of Boston and Charlestown, in Massachusetts, one thousand dol- Y°¤'*lj¤*d; lars; for the district of New London, in Connecticut, five hundred dol- C,£,°;§;Q3,:,%d; lars ; for the district of New York, two at two thousand dollars each, two New London; at fifteen hundred dollars each, and one additional inspector of boilers at New Y'"? fifteen hundred dollars; for the district of Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, Philadelphiw thirteen hundred dollars ; for the district of Baltimore, in Maryland, B*‘l'lm°'°- twelve hundred dollars; for the district of Norfolk, in Virginia, three Norfolk; hundred dollars; for the district of Charleston, in South Carolina, live Charleston; hundred dollars; for the district of Savannah, in Georgia, four hundred Savannah; dollars ; for the district of Mobile, in Alabama, one thousand dollars; for N¤bil¢s the district of New Orleans, or in which New Orleans is the port of en- New Orleausi try, Louisiana, two thousand dollars; for the district of Galveston, in Galveston; Texas, four hundred dollars; for the district of St. Louis, in Missouri, SV l·°“lS$ sixteen hundred dollars ; for the district of Nashville, in Tennessee, four Nashville; hundred dollars; for the district of Louisville, in Kentucky, twelve hun- Louisville; dred dollars ; for the district of Cincinnati, in Ohio, sixteen hundred dol- Cl¤¤i¤¤<**lS lars; for the district of Wheeling, West Virginia, five hundred dollars; Wheéliug; for the district of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, sixteen hundred dollars; for Pittsburg; the district of Chicago, Illinois, eight hundred dollars ; for the district of Chicago; Detroit, Michigan, one thousand dollars; for the district of Cleveland, Demit; Ohio, six hundred dollars; for the district of Bufl"ulo, New York, twelve Cleveland; hundred dollars; for the district of Oswego, or of which Oswego is the Buifele; port of entry, New York, three hundred dollars ; for the district of Ver- Oswego; mont, of which Burlington is the port of entry, three hundred dollars; Vermont; for the district of San Francisco, California, fifteen hundred dollars; for San F¤’¤¤<>lS¤<>; the district of Memphis, Tennessee, nine hundred dollars ; for the district Memphis; of Galena, Illinois, one thousand dollars; for the district of Portland, (f¤l¤¤¤; Oregon, seven hundred dollars ; to the supervising inspector of the Pacific 1°ru“”fl'_ coast, two thousand five hundred dollars; to other supervising inspectors, i¤§2l;;’;£s"‘g two thousand dollars each. P ` Sec. 13. And be it further enacted, That there shall be appointed, mCl€*ki¤l<>¢¤l under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, one clerk each in the yosisaihlgzgv local offices at New York and New Orleans, and the annual compensation Orleans. allowed to these clerks shall be seven hundred and fifty dollars each. P“Y· Sec. 14. And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Treas- $**?*i°¤¢*Y, ury may procure, for the supervising and local inspectors of steamboats, such stationery, printing, instruments, and other things necessary for the supervising and use of their respective offices, as may be required therefor; and shall1°°,§L;;‘SP°°t°*$· . s and regmake such rules and regulations as may be necessary to secure the prop- u]miOns_ er execution of the steamboat acts; and may from time to time cause Specialexemispecial examinations to be made into the administration of the inspection mm°“s* &°‘ laws. Sec. 15. And be it further enacted, That supervising, and local, and _B¤¤dS<>¥"S¤p€r- assistant inspectors of steamboats shall execute proper bonds, in such form and upon such conditions as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre- ters of steamscribe, and subject to his approval, conditioned for the faithful perform- l’°;‘,tS· d ance of the duties of their respective offices, and the payment, in the dm;;;? an °°u` manner provided by law, of all moneys that may be received by them. SEO. 16. And be it further enacted, That all acts and parts of acts in- Repeal ofiuconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed. °°¤SlS*°¤* laws- Approved, July 25, 1866.
