1068 SIXTIETH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Crr. 318. 1909. two sides by streets in so far as same shall apply to the city of Westerl , Rhode Island. B¤·¤’i¤¤·N•=¤‘- Sec. 9. That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, iiii;j'f°5g°Lmdw°d` authorized and directed, in his discretion, to reduce the open space for fire protection at Beatrice, Nebraska, to ten feet, to insure the completion of the proposed addition to the (present federal burldrng withm the limit of cost heretofore authorize . £°*¤>*¤»M*¤¤· dd, Sec. 10. That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, umimmrny ° authorized and directedtocause to be constructed a temporary add1tion V°L °*· ’· H"' to the United States post-office and court-house at Detroit, Michigan, at a limit of cost not to exceed seven thousand five hundred dollars, to be aid from the a propriation heretofore authorized for the extension and. remodeling of, the United States court-house and post·—oiHce at Detroit Mich' an. §g'gt°gg_}l§,¤,{6 Sec. ,11. Thgat so much of section five of the Act of Congress xm, p. ¤n4,¤i¤e¤a- entitled "An Act to increase the limit of cost of certain public build- °°‘ ings, to authorize the enla ement, extension, remodeiling, or improvement of certain publiclbuildings to authorize the erection and comlpletion of public buildings, to authorize the purchase of sites for pub 1C buildings, and for_ot er p1u·poses,_" approved May thu·t1eth, mneteen hun red and eight, as authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to acquire a suitable site for a new custom-house in the city of Boston, Massachusetts, at a limit of cost of five hundred e,}§”*,§$,gg“:;{,,'_§§,j thousand dollars, be, and the same is hereby, amended so as to md. authorize and direct the Secretary of the Treasury to cause plans to ,,{,}`f§,'QT°"°" °f be prepared for the enlar ement, remodeling, or extension of the resent custom-house builchng in said city, for which purpose he is hereby authorized and empowered to seect and emlp o a special architect and to compensate him for his services on the basis of the ·b’{gP'°P'l“*l°““v“ll' schedule of the American Institute of Architects; and the said section ` five is hereby huther amended so as to authorize and direct the Secretary of the Treasmy to proceed with the enlargement, remodeli , r extension of the said custom-house build' in accordance wiltili ° mi such or other suitable plans; and the five hun red thousand dollars heretofore approtpriate for the purchase of a site is hereby made fyggimcos, M available for said enlargement, remodeling, or extension: Provided, ’That the total cost of said enlargement, remodeling, or extension of said custom-house buildin_ shal not exceed one million eight hundred thousand dollars, inclirding expenses incident to the temporary removal of téiqforce employed in the custom-house during the enlargement, remo e ing, or extension. g:g,f;gg*°gh{};}; Sec. 12. That in the acquisition of a new site heretofore authorized, ws- for the subtreasury at San Francisco, California, and for the purpose r餔$ihl§5Zi&., .4;.. of securing better facilities for light and air and a larger open space °°¤*•“°Y- than is now regpired bly law to be provided as a protection against the danger of e in a jacent buildings and in consideration of the granting to the United States_of a perpetual right of wav over a strip of land twenty-five feet in width next adjacent to such site, or the dedication of said str?) of land to the city of San Francisco for a public alley, the Secretary o the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized to cause said St»l'l%0 land to be graded, paved, and improved to such extent as may e necessary to put the same in condition for use or as may be_required to malre it conform to the ordinances and regulations of the city of San Francisco govermng the acceptance of the dedication of land for the purposes of a public alley; and for this purpose the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized to expend such sum as may _ be necessariy, not to exceed ten thousand dollars, from the a ropria-
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That said alley shall not be gfaded, paved, or improved as aforesaid at the cost and expense of the Lnrted States for a greater distance
