FOBTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. 1. Ch. 929. 1886. 33l CONNECTICUT. Connecticut. Five-Milo River Harbor. Resurvey of Duck Island Harbor, on Long Island Sound, including plans, specifications, and estimate of cost for making the same a harbor of refuge. nnkors rnaurroiw. Dakota J amos River. DELAWARE. Delaware. Duck Creek. ` FLORIDA. Florida. Punta Rossa Harbor. Besurvey of Tampa Bay, including Hillsborough River up to the city of Tampa. Besurvey of outer and inner bars at Pensacola. Charlotte Harbor, including San Carlos Bay. Clear Water Harbor, including Anclote and Saint J oseph’s Bays and the Narrowsinto Boga Ciega Bay._ Wakulla River from its mouth to Wakulla Springs. B Survey of the channel from Haul-over, on Indian River, to Gilbert’s ar. Saint Augustine, for a deep seaehannel on the outer bar. GEORGIA. Georgia. Savannah River from cross·tides above Savannah to the bar, with a view to obtaining twenty eight feet of water in the channel. Flint River from Montezuma to Old Agency. From Doboy Island to Doboy Bar. Jekyl Creek. · ILLINOIS. Illinoig. Farm Creek, with a view to changing its course. Kaskaskia River from New Athens to mouth. Bars in Hamburg Bay. Calumet River from the forks of the river near its entrance into Lake Calumet to Riverdale ; also Calumet River from Riverdale to Blue Island. · — Mississippi River at Bush Island Bend and Ivy Landing, with aview to confining and deepening the channel. INDIANA. Indiana. For a survey of the Ohio River, near the city of Evansville, Indiana, with a view to determine what, if anything, will be necessary to pnevent a change of the channel of the river in front of that city. KENTUCKY. _ K,¤m°gy_ Pond River. _ The Secretary of War is directed to report to the next session of Congress whether or not the Government dry-dock at the louisville and Portland Canal is adequate for the purposes of commerce, and what alterations, if any, are necessary, and the cost of making the same. Licking River from Farmer’s to West Liberty; Salt River. ' For ice harbor at Paducah, Kentucky. · The bar at the mouth of Limestone Creek, in the harbor of Kaysville.
