F1r·rY-N1N*rn coseanss. sms. 11. ca. 2511. 1907. 1171 opinion of the Secretary of War, accommodations are available, transportation may be lprovided for the officers, enlisted men, employees, and lsuppliesf ot] thehlfavy, the dMIaIrine Corps, and for members and employees o the P ii ine an awaiian governments officers of the War Department, Elembers of Congress, other officers of the Government while traveling on official business and without expense tc the United States, for the families of those persons herein authorized to be transported, and when accommodations are available, transportation may be provided for general passengers to the island of Guam, rates and rggulations therefor to be prescribed }£5,}i—’5’ S"°€S¤°“"’°f ll“Tii·1X"“?i t f“C”’2" ll'f"“°f °S`°d“'f‘i§’“““il‘°i'Fl,'§ ”““°“` ria seven un e an wen - ve onsan o rssa expended for boats for the seacoast artillery service: Provided further, ,,,};‘f§‘,f,€§,§§,§§§Qf“· That leaves toYbe absent from_ the Philippine Islands, other than to return to the L mted States, wliilich may be granted lpfiicers of the Army serving in said islands an sa` `ng from Manila. s all be regarded as taking effect on the dates such officers reach Manila, and as terminatin onth date fth'de rt f ’Vl'ltto theg e s o eir pa ure rom . ani a, in re urmng 1r stations. For the construction and maintenance of military and ost roads *"“""· . . llrridges, an? tlrails ipdth; distsict of Alaska, todbe expelnded) under thd Rmd8'mms'm` irecticn 0 t 8 boa 0 roa commissioners escribe in section two \’ei.33,e·616. of an Act entitled "An Act to provide for the construction and maintenance of roads, the establishment and maintenance of schools, and the care and support of insane persons in the district of Alaska, and for other purposes," approved January twenty-seventh, nineteen hundred and tive, and to e expended conformably to the provisions of said lAct, twioxpundred and fifty thousand dollars, to remain available unti expen . Bnmzacxs Ann QUARTERS Pnrmrrmm Ismnnsz Continuing the *”*"“"*“°“· _ work of providing for the shelter and pgotection of officers and Mmmm Bm enlisted men of the Army 0 the United States awfully on duty in the Philippine Islands, including the acquisition of title to building sites when necessary, and including also shelter for the animals and supplies, and all other lguildingsdnecessary for post administration purposes, four hundred t ousnnd ollars. CLOTHING, Arm cam- no onzmson nquxrmn: For cloth woolens, _"‘j*"]'*{fi·*‘**’"P0*“‘*‘ materials, find for the manufactiure of clkpthing for the Army, for issue gw N H umm ` and for sa e at cost price accor in to the army regulations- or altering and litting clothing and washing and cleaning. when inecessary; for equipage, and for expenses of packing and handling, and similar necessaries; for a suit_of citizen’s outer clothing,_to cost not exceeding ten dollars, to be issued thpon release from conhnement to each prisoner who has been continp unaler a court-nggrtial segtenee involving dishonorable discharge; or in emnity to o `cers an men of the Army for clothing and becldcingé anal so forth, ldestroyed since April twenty-second eighteen hun re an ninety-eig t, by order of medical oliicers of the Army for sagitary reasorzls, fhree million four hundred andf ·t *-three th idan sixty-nine ol ars an twenty-eight cents. CO2;`S'IlRUC"I'ION jhu. REPAIR OF HOSPITALS: For construgtion and H<>¤ri¤1¤· repair of hospitals at military post? alrécady established and occupied, including the extra-duty pay o en iste men employed on the same, and including also all expenditures for construction and repairs regluired at the Army and Xavy liospital at Hot Springs, Arkansas, an for the construction agg repair of lgeneral hospitals and expenses incident thereto and for a itions nee< ed to meet the requirements of increased garrishns, four hundred and seventydive thousand dollars: Itm-bled, That not to exceed the following sums may be used in the rmi1m. erection and completion of modern sanitary hospitals at the posts
