1284 SIXTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. sm. 111. Ch. 95. 1919. Sixty-fourth Congress, first session, and subject to the conditions Huron- set orth in said document, $181,000; for improvement of Huron Harbor in accordance with the report submitted in House Docu- P . ment Numbered 5, Sixty!-third Congress, first session, and sub'ect Ni1°%Ior1and. to the conditions set fort in said document, $34,500: Provided, Tlrat no expense shall be incurred by the United States for acquiring any lands re uired for the purpose of this improvement; for improve- Fairport- ment of (lsorain Harbor, $20,000; for improvement of Fairiport Harbor in accordance with the report submitted in House ocument ’“"““’“"“ Numbered 206, Sixty-third Congress, Erst session, $238,500; for im rovement of Ashtabula Harbor in accordance with the report sugmitted in House Document Numbered 997, Sixty-fourth Congress, first session, and subject to the conditions set forth in said document, $83,000; in all, $612,000. °t§'§}_{°·· B°"°l°· Erie Harbor, Pennsylvania; Dunlnrk and Buffalo Harbors, Black " Rock Channel and Tonawanda Harbor, and Niagara River, New York: Continuing improvement and for maintenance, $156,000; completing improvement of Buffalo Harbor in accordance with the report submitted in House Document Numbered 1139, Sixgy-fourth Congress, first session, $145,000; completing itrgitprovement o Buffalo Har or in accordance with the report submit in House Document Numbered 1004, Sixty-fifth Congress, second session, $26,400; in all, $327,400. wIg"§_ §,’j*°°'*° M" Olcott, Charlotte, Pultneyville, Great Sodus Bay, Little Sodus Bay, ' Oswego, Cape Vincent, and Ogdensburg Harbors, New York: For maintenance, $19,500; completing improvement of Oswego Harbor in accordance with the report submitted in House Document Numbered 570 Sixt -fifth Congres, second session, $50,000; completing . r { . . im rovement o Ogdensburg Harbor m accordance with the report sulimitted in House Document Numbered 663, Sixty-fourth Congress, first session, $72,000; in all, $141,500. €¤*¤·’•d°Riv¤f·M=· Colorado River, Arizona: For maintenance of the Government levee on the Gila River near its junction with the Colorado River at Yuma, $10,000. 1·¤¤A¤z¤¤¤S»¤¤¤· Los Angeles Harbor, California: For maintenance of the inner harbor, $100,000; for completing the silt—diversion project, $580,000; in all, $680,000. béjagtjregsjm HM- San Francisco, Oakland, Richmond, Monterey, and Humboldt ’ “Harbors, Redwood and Petaluma Creeks, Napa River, San Pablo Bay, Mare Island Strait, Suisun Bay, and Suisun Channel, California: For maintenance, $124,800; for maintenance of Oakland Harbor in accordance with the regprt submitted in House Document Numbered 1131, Sixty-fifth ngress, second session, and subject to the conditions set forth in said document, $12,000; for improvement of Suisun Bay Channel in accordance with the report submitted in House Document Numbered 986, Sixty-fifth Congress, second session, and subject to the conditions set forth in said document, $64,500; Sw “""““‘ °"°"· for improvement of San Rafael Creek in accordance with the report submitted in House Document Numbered 801, Sixty-third Congress, _ second session, and sub `ect to the conditions set forth in said docu- §{,°g$;,s,,,0,mds_ ment, $27,300:Prmn21ed, That no e ense shall be incurred by the _ United States for acquiring any laiids required for the urpose of "°P° Rm'- this improvement; for improvement of Napa River in accordance with the report submitted in House Document Numbered 795, Sixty- N°°‘P°“5°‘°'*"*“d*· third ongress, second session, $20,000; Provided, That no expense shall be incurred bfy the United States for acquiring any land required _ for the purjéqse o this improvement; in all, $248,600. ,,0,Cf°§g,'°§’* C‘*Y H"' _ Crescent ty Harbor, California: The condition in the item in the gcyggirécgiysivw. river and_ harbor Act approved Juldy 18, 1918 requiring assurances ’ ‘ that a railroad shall be constructs between Crescent ity, California, and Grants Pass, Oregon, is hereby waived until an appropria-
