224 FORTY-NINTII CONGRESS. Sus si I. C11. 902. 1886. S•v¤¤¤=•l¤.G¤- For court-house and post-office at Savannah, Georgia: For purchase of site and commencing the erection of building, fifty thousand dollars. _ tiprin gti el ¤l , For pggpgmcg at Springiield, Ohio : For approaches and heating up- °*“°· paratus complete, ten thousand dollars. S5’Y¤°¤=`>°»N· Y- For post-office and court- house at Syracuse, New York: For ap- ’ preaches complete, exclusive of iron fence, dve thousand dollars. $hr¤v¤i>¤rt.L=~- For postoffice and court-house at Shreveport, Louisiana: For completing approaches, two thousand nve hundred dollars. T¤¤‘¤ HH Mi For post-office at Terre Haute, Indiana: For approaches complete, I“d· _ exclusive of iron fence, ive thousand dollars. T°l°‘l°·0l“°· For custom—house and courthouse at Toledo, Ohio: For approache complete, exclusive of iron fence, five thousand dollars- TY'°'· Tu- For courtqhouse and postroffice at Tyler, Texas: For approaches complete, exclusive of iron fence, five thousand dollars. W¤°°·T°*· For court-house and post-office at Waco, Texas: For approaches complete, exclusive of iron fence, five thousand dollars. w" ¤“ * ¤l;*°¤» For courthouse and posboflice at Wilmington, Delaware: For pur— D°" chase of site and completion of building, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. W*"°“”- Ml""- For court-house and post-office at Winona, Minnesota: For comple- _ tion of building under present limit, eighty thousand dollars. $"{'*£;’*'°j8g_*- For the completion of the public building at Montpelier, Vermont, in °’ p' addition to the sum appropriated by the act entitled *‘An act for the erection of a public building at Montpelier, Vermont,” approved March _ third, eighteen hundred and eighty-five, fifty-thousand dollars. . '“"m‘ For Treasury building at Washington, District of Columbia: For an- §Fé_ '"` ""gi°"' nual repairs to Treasury building, nine thousand dollars. P|¤¤»l·i¤:;.¤w- To put the Treasury building in a proper sanitary condition by improved plumbing, sewerage, and drainageé, twenty thousand dollars, to be expended under the direction of the cretary of the Treasury. }¥"F¢=·¤ 0* Ev- Bureau of Engraving and Printing: For construction of a new sewer {§‘,;‘""“ "“" P""“` from the south side of said building to the corner of Fourteenth and D Ng,. ,,,,c,_ streets southwest,to connect at.that point with the city sewer, one thousand two hundred dollars · the work to be done under the direction of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia. · R·>i•=·i¤‘¤, etc-. 0* For repairs and preservation of public buildings: Repairs and preser- ¥"“""’ “""'““g°· vation of custom-houses, court-houses, post-onices, and other public (buildings under control of Treasury Department, two hundred thousand o ars. mgesgllmgpgxt » doliprllsrepairs and preservation of marine hospitals, twenty thousand Light-liouses, · teams., and fog- LIGHT-uousrzs, BELCON8 AND Fo¤·s1GNALs. signals. . wanm. q..";...- Winter-Quarter Shoal Light-Ship Virginia: For completing the con- Blnml, Vu. struction and establishment of a light-ship, with fog-signal, for Winter Quarter Shoal, Virginia, thirty thousand dollars. M,,,,,,,,,,, I,,,,.,, Mosquito Inlet Light-Station, Florida: For completing the construcrm tion of the light-house at Mosquito Inlet, Florida, fifty thousand dollars: norm. Provided, That the entire cost of this work shall not exceed the original l··¤¤i¤- estimate of two hundred thousand dollars. A,,.,;.,;., K ,,5. , y Anclote Keys Light—Station, Florida: For completing the establish- Fla. inensrpg la glrégrlgt at Anclote Keys, Florida, seventeen thousand live run o . A,,,,.,; i,,, 3,, ,, , Angel Island Fog-Signal, California: For completing the fog-signal Car. gnlfn gel Island, San Francisco Bay, California, five hundred and tlfty o ars. Destruction m- Destruction Island Light-Station, Washington Territory: For com- ¤¤•L W¤¤l¤- Tm'- pleting a fir-st-order light and fog signal on Destruction Island, Washington Territory, forty-five thousand dollars. y,,,,,, pm, ug Moose Peak Light-Station, Maine: For rebuilding the tower at Moose ‘ Peak Light-Station, Maine, ten thousand dollars.
