430 F1FI`Y-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 1301. 1902. Virginia, under the provisions and limitations of said Act approved June sixth, nineteen hundred and two, one hundred and twenty-five ¤·-·»-I- ·-··¤· ~»··»— °‘i—“““"d d*’"“""‘d t to Co - bi- b -1.1- t or in u1r an re r n ress concermn u ic u1 in s a Am'p`m' the citiesqnaiiied in dilation tweiilzy-two of saidgrlict approved Sane sixth, nineteen hundred and two, ten thousand dollars. .,,:*;¤z,,'·°,;,§ LIGHT-Houses, Baaoons, AND Foe s1eNALs. rm-u.¤¤,u . e Ram Island Ledge, Portland Harbor, Maine: For constructing a light-house and fog signal on Ram Island Ledge at the entrance to Portland Harbor, eighty-three thousand dollars; and the Secretary of the Treasurfy is herei authorized to enter into a contract for the construction 0 said lmht-house and fog signal at a total cost of one hundred and sixty-six thousand dollars. “‘:;’,_“°‘•**°‘·*"°*·· Castle Island light-house depot, Massachusetts: For establishing a Pm. p. ma. light-house depot for the Second light-house district at Castle Island, B0 t H b twenty-five thousand dollars. m.,,' °° " °" Broad Sound Channel light station, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts: ';.§";*{§g"· For constructing a first—or§er light and fog signal at the Northeast `` Grave, on a granite tower, to mark the entrance to the new Broad Sound Channel in Boston Harbor, seventy-five thousand dollars, and · the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to enter into acontract for the construction of said liglht station at a total cost not Im H, exceeding one hundred and eighty-cig t thousand dollars. g.,§,,f;£{‘,_?“°‘ Lovell s Island range lights, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts: For the establishment of two range lights on Lovell’s Island, at the mouth of S I m d Boston Harbor, ten thousand ollars.- gQQ.’°°Q€°n§;,¤._°°Spectacle Island range lights, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts: For the establishment of two range lights on Spectacle Island, at the mouth of Boston Harbor, thirteen thousand dollars. 0ri¤¤=P¤i¤¢. N-Y· Orient Point light station, New York: For construction of a breakwater for the protection of the light-house, eighteen thousand dollars, to be immediately available. , Yf§,_ I"""· N· Staten Island light-house depot, New York: For the erection of a new oil house, forty thousand dollars; for the erection of a new coal shed, twenty thousand dollars; in all, six? thousand dollars. Elygvmgggef- Port Penn range, Reedy Island range, inns Point range, Delaware River, New Jersey: For completing the reestablishment of ranges, thirt thousand dollars. 8°’*°°¤°'*·°“8°·'**~ Schooner Led light station, Pennsylvania: For purchase of right gflway to the Sgxaooner Ledge rear range light station, two hundred o lars. ,,,'f,§_“"°’· ""“‘ ‘“‘* Tender for the Fifth light-house district: To complete the steam tender for the Fifth ligh t—house district, said amount to be immediately S_ I G available, twelve thousand dollars. p°°’ °' Sapelo light station, Georgia: For the construction of a combined liht tower and keeper"s dwellin , forty thousand dollars. d§,§’§f"· S°"°"“‘ Tender for the engineer of tie Seventh light-house district: The Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to enter into a contract for the construction of a steam tender for construction and repair service, heretofore authorized for the Seventh light-house district, at it pptal cost not exceeding one hundred and twenty-five thousand e dollars. m““"°'°· “'· Hillsboro Inlet light station, Florida: F or constructing a iirst-order light station at or near Hillsboro Inlet, east coast of Florida, forty-five thousand dollars; and the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized to enter into a contract for the construction of said light station ' at a total cost not exceeding ninety thousand dollars.
