2 2() FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 455. 1874, Mathias Po in t, For lighthouse and day-beacon at, or in the vicinity of Mathias Point,
- 0- . . - or Port Tobacco Flats, in the discretion of the Light House Board, forty
S,,’?,§°,},§'§,°,Z"¥»’,t{,'{§' thousand dollars; and the appropriation made by the act of June tenth, revert 1:3 Treasury. eighteen hundred and seventy-two, for alight to mark the entrance of 1872, en. 415, vol. Shipping Point, Potomac River, Virginia, shall rev_ert to the Treasury. xvii, v- 354- For purchase of land for site and erection or a light-house at Galen. C’”1°““°“· _ agen, Lonisiiana, in lileu of ap (appropriation which has reverted to the reasu , our een thousand dollars. _ _ Dog Island. For gbuilding the light-house destroyed in a hurricane on Dog Island, Saint George’s_ Sound, Florida, twenty thousand dollars. · `riinnniiei xsinna. For ciompletion og :;:18 Gpllf coasglgorflllght-house, at Timbalier Island, cast oouisiana een thousand dollars. _ southwest Recfl c For completion improvements at Southwest Reef, Atchafalaya Bay light·station, Louisiana, five thousand dollars. Southwest Pass. For rebuilding a lighthouse and buoy-depot at Southwest Pass, Louisiana, fifteen thousand dollars. - . Fog-bells at sts. For erecting fog·bells at light-stations on the_ Gulf of Mexico, on the gone in Gulf of coasts of Fl§l`lCl3», Alabama, MISSISSIPPI, Louisiana, and Texas, ilve °’“°°· thousand dollars. _ , survey, as., of For_ a survey of the Mississippi, Ohio, and Missouri Rivers, and to Mississippi, 0 hi o, establish temporary lights and buoys thereon, fifty thousand dollars · to =¤·¤<i MiSS°¤”imV°”· be availablebwhenever new light-house districts shall be established on said rivers y law. Jnrisdis tion of That the jurisdiction of the Light-House" Board, created by the Lil-Ih¤·h°¤S° B°¤*'<* act entitled “An act making appropriations for light-houses, light- °"°"“d°d‘ boats, buoys, and so forth, and providing for the erection and establishment of the same, and for other pnrposes” approved August thirty- V leialslihgiz, 98, {sista eighteeghhundredlgnd iiljtyiitwo, ip higleby teitexided ievpr the <>¤- » - · ississippi io an issouri ivers or e es a is men o suc beaconliglits, day-beacons, and buoys as may be necessary for the use of vessels navigating those streams; and for this purpose the said board is hereby required to divide the designated rivers into one or two A d ,1,,, on M ,,3,,, additionallight-house districts, to bein all respects similar to the already ,,0,,,,,, ,1,,,,,,-,,,,,,_ existing lighthouse districts; and IS hereby authorized to lease the necessary ground for all such lights and beacons as are used to point out changeable channels, and which in consequence cannot be made permanent. Pi-esque Isle. For establishing at Presque Isle, beacon-ranges light-station, Pennsylvania, a depot for seasoned lumber eight thousand dollars. Cennennt. -For erection of a new beacon at donneaut light-station, Lake Erie, Ohio, four thousand dollars. ‘ ‘ Grand River, For rebuilding beacon at the Grand River light-station, Fairport, F¤¤‘P°*'*· Ohio, four thousand dollars. , , clsvelnnd. Féiné rebuildin g beacon at the Cleveland lightstation, Ohio, five thou- a san dollars. * S¤¤d¤¤ky Bw-Fordbpildiug two day-beacons in Sandusky Bay, Ohio, twelve thousand dollars. _ Maumee Bay- d Forbuilding two day-beacon at Maumee Bay, Ohio, fourteen thousand o ars. Fort Gratiot. For building a keeper’s- dwellin at the Fort Gratiot light-station Michigan ten thousand dollar g g ’ ‘ s. Pier-head, lights, For erection of pier-head lights on the northern and northwestern &<:i· °" $******2 °*` ” lakes, thirty thousand dollars. f‘:ke:°' w°° ° r H For erection ot? ~fog-signals on the northern and northwestern lakes, twenty thousand dollars. Saint clan Flats. For rebuilding the crib and tower at the Saint Clair Flats light-stan tion, Michigan, ten thousand dollars. White River. For building a new tower and`keeper’s dwelling at White River lightstation, Michigan,_fifteen_ thousand dollars.
- rue*s Msrsiies. _For building a light-house at Tue’s Marshes, near the mouth of York
River, Virginia, fifteen thousand dollars.
