58 SIXTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. C11. 12. 1917. Sh¤1t¤ri¤ Chim- ost administration urposes and for shelter and repair thereof, and P*°l"¥°-. Om iientals for the United) States ti·oops in China, 5500,000: Provided, That eeiiigtiiflgii. °° no part of said sum shall be expended for the construction of quarters for officers_0f the Army the_total cogtioftwhrclihigpludiéitgdtlietlgiagggg and plumbing apparatus, wiring an x ures, s excf in _ 1 of quarters of]? genei;·alfofficer_the$(§1:)1z;0of $$5,0gO, 00% coioge og ofiicer above the ran o captain, , ; im 0 5111 C6? *111 b l w the rank of ca tain $4,000. _ §,§§§§;0,, ,,,,,1,,,. cé)ONSTRU(71`ION ANI]; REl’AIR or HOSPITALS! For construction and pair- repair of hospitals at military posts already established and occupied, including the extra-duty pay of enlistegl men employed on gre same, d din also all ex enditures or construction an repairs fglquiilill lat tile Army and Jgavy Hospital at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and for the construcéicgn anéldrepair o %n§1£al liospgigslds and expensis _ incident thereto an or a itions nee e o TUBE. e re uiremen s ,,,g°m"°”'yh°sp‘°°ls’ of increased gariiisons, and for temporary hospitals in standting camps SP•=¤*¤°d =*“°°m°¤°S- and cantomnents, $750,000, of which amount not to exceed $25,000 may be used to build a modern hospital at Fort Ward, Washmgton; $100,000 to build a modern hosppite at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii; $90,000 to enlar e the Walter eed General Hospital; $90,000 to _ build a modern hospital at Fort McPherson, Georgia, and $60,000 €,§§§f,;,,,c,,,,,,_ to build an officers’ infdrmaijy at Fort Bayard, New lV exicoz Provided, That no building or structure of a permanent nature, the cost of which shall exceed $30,000, shall hereafter be erected for use as an ,1 .t , Army hospital unless by special authority of Congress, _ st§‘$$“§Yl$ls!°r mpi 8 QUARTERS Fon HOSPITAL STEWARIQS} For construction and repair of uarters for hospital stewards at military posts already established and occupied, including the extra—duty pay of enlisted men employed $,,00,,,,,, g,,,,,,,,,, on the same, $25,000. _ and ranges. SHOOTING GALLERIES AND BANGES: For shelter shooting allerigs, ranges for small-arms target (practice, machirieégun priactlce, fiel -artille practice re airs an expenses inci ent thereto including llbur or paste fhr xiiarking targets, hire of employees; such ranves and galleries to be 0 en as far as practicable to the Hmm National¤Guard and organized riflla clubs under regulations to be vaucouéernm-racks. prescribed by the Secretary of YYar, $45,000: Provided, That the ,,?§°{¤',”§"§§¤§`;‘,lYl2Yi sum of $100,000 appropriated for the acquisition of a target range of ergagfgg-P approximately five hundred and four acres of land situated near the ’ city of Vancouver, and for the construction thereon of target butts, range buildings, and so forth, under "An Act making appropriations for tpe siappogt off the Armytfor the filspal yiiir ending June thirtiethd nine een iunr re ans seven een, an or o icr purposes ’ a rove August twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and sixteen, shall blbpavail- D,Sm,,0mmM_ able for tig tilscal yeaérl indipg June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and eighteen: rz provw K urt er That the Secretary of War may in his discretion, use said appropriation or any part thereof for ithe purchase onlly, and not for;} t ie purchase and improvement of a larger tract than t at mentione above, provided only the same shall be conveniently reachable from large centers of po ulation as well as _ from Vancouver, Washington. P ,},'§§,?{,,E,§f’“°g°· Marxrnxaxcrz, Amir WAR Cotmcrzz For supplyin the necessary fuel for heating the Army War College building at Vigishington Barracks and for hghting the building and grounds; also for pay of a chief engineer, at $1,400 per annum; and assistant engineer, at $900; g<§¤5r7tiremen, at 55720 each; one elevator conductor, at $720; in all, -ie ‘ , y OO. Dldlt of bmmmgs _ RENT OF BUILDIN(l»S,.QU»kRTEBMASTER Cours: For rent of buildings and parts of buildings in the_District of Columbia for military pgposes, during the fiscal year nineteen hundred and eighteen, as 0 ows: Field medical supply depot, $7,967.10; Signal Corps test rooms, $2.100;
