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Department of Agriculture--Continued. deficiency appropriation for damages claims_ ___ _____________ 11, 894. 1632, for Weather Bureau_______________ 11, 41,44,894,933,1616,1635 for Plant Industry Bureau_________ 12, 41,4~ 46,933, 1617, 1633 for Forest Service__ _ ___ ____ __ _____ 12, 46,895.933,1617,1621,1633 for Animal Industry Bureau_________ 12, 44,46,894.933,1616 for Chemistry and Soils Bureau ___ 12, 1633 for Entomology Bureau ______ 12, 1634, 1670 for Agricultural Economics Bureau__ 13, 46895,933,1617,1621,1634,1673 for Federal Horticultural Board_____ 13, 933,1617,1621 for Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration ______________ _ for regulating importation of milk and cream __________________ _ for administering Federal Caustic Poison AcL _________________ _ for cooperating with South Carolina Experiment Station in dairying 14 14 14 and livestock industries______ 14,1635 for investigating mushroom diseases_ 14 for acquiring site, etc., for National Arboretum __________________ _ for constructing central part of Ad- ministration Building ________ _ for an extensible building for ______ _ for cooperative forest fire protection 14 34 34 expenses_____________________ 41 for miscellaneous expenses ________ 44,933 for Extension Service______________ 44 for suppressing cotton bollworm_ _ _ 44, 933 for salaries_______________________ 46 for enforcing Packers and Stock- yards Act___________________ 46,933 for cooperative agricultural work, 1929________________________ 894 for Biological Survey Bureau _____ 895,933 for Bear River migratory bird refuge_ 895 for Public Roads Bureau ________ 895,933 for Mount Vernon Memorial High- way_________________________ 895 for fixing standards for hampers, etc_ 895 for Federal Horticultural Board, non- cotton zone__________________ 895 for Joint Canadian Waterways Com- mission transferred to _________ 911 for judgments, Court of Claims under ____________________ 932,1670 for States Relations Service _____ 933, 1616 for Dairying Bureau_______________ 933 for Chemistry Bureau_____________ 933 for Cotton Future Trading Act______ 933 for national security and defense, under_______________________ 933 for investigating sources of crude rubber_______________________ 933 for repairing hurricane damages to property at experiment stations, Porto Rico, and Virgin Islands__ 1609 for continuin& operation of Center Market., D. C________________ 1609 for Office of Experiment Stations_ 1616, 1632 for transfer to Coast Guard________ 1633 for Biological Survey Bureau_______ 1634 for Plant Quarantine and Control Administration_ ______________ 1635 for barley investigations___________ 1635 for experiments in livestock produc- tion in Southern States_________ 1635 Department of Agriculture-Continued. deficiency appropriation for seed grain, feed, and fertilizer iean for crop of 1929 _______________ - - - - - - - for World's Fourth Poultry Con- gress _______________________ _ for reimbursing Economics Building Company ___________________ _ for seed dlstribution ______________ _ for salaries, 1929, under Secretary's office _______________________ _ for Experiment Stations Office, sal- aries, 1929 _____________ - ____ _ for Extensioli Service, salaries, 1929_ for Weather Bureau, salaries, 1929 __ for Animal Industry Bureau, sar- aries, 1929 __________________ _ for Dairy Industry Bureau, salaries, 1929 _______________________ _ for Plant Industry Bureau, salaries, 1929 _______________________ _ for Forest Service, salaries, 1929 ___ _ for Chemistry and Soils Bureau, salaries, 1929 ________________ _ for Entomology Bureau, salaries, 1929 _______________________ _ for Biological Survey, salaries, 1929 __ for Public Roads Office, salaries, 1929 _______________________ _ for Agricultural Economics Bureau, salaries, 1929 ________________ _ for Home Economics Bureau, salaries, 1929 _______________________ _ for Plant Quarantine and Control Administration, salaries, 1929 __ for Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration, salaries, 1929 __ additional amounts authorized for fur- ther development of cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics _____________ _ agricultural experiment stations, and extension work, extended to Alaska _____________________ _ amount for establishing wool standards, etc., from funds for handling wool clip of 1918 _____________ _ Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge pro- vmions _____________________ _ employees authorized to seize persons, etc., with articles violating Plant Quarantine Act, and destroy, etc., the same _______________ _ motor vehicles limitation, increased, 1929 _______________________ _ Mount Weather, Va., Weather Bureau , station, to be sold____________ _ payment authorized for use of Bieber Building by, during 1926, 1927, and 1928 _____________ .. __ __ _ _ _ further lease authorized___________ _ provisions for experiment stations and cooperative agricultural exten- sion work extended to Hawaii. _ services of, directed in constructio!l of Mount Vernon Memorial High- way ___________________ .. __ _ _ _ submmsion to Congress dmcontinued, of statement of yearly expendi- tures _______________________ _ clerks employed in the Dmtrict____ _ estimates of all personneL ________ _ animal contagious diseases expendi- tures _______________________ _ meat-inspectioll employees, etc____ _ lxix Page. 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C. _______ _ vehicles from lump sum appropria- tions _______________________ _ all receipts IU.Id expenses __________ _ all moneys expended by the Secre- tary________________________ _ seeds purchased__________________ _ Department of Commerce, appropriation for Secretary, Assistant, PaKe. 993 993 993 993 993 andofficepersonneL ________ 83,1114 for chief clerk and superintendent__ 83, 1115 {orcontingentexpenses __________ 84,1115 forrent; outsidestorage _________ 84,1115 {or printing and binding for __ _ _ _ _ 84, 1115 details of copy editors .. _____ ___ 84,1115 {or Patent Office, printing weekly issue of patents, ete.; Official Gazette____________________ 84,1115 for enforcement of wireless com- munication laws ____________ 84,1115 {or aircraft in commercE' _________ 85,1116 for air navigation facilities _______ 85,1116 for Foreign and Domestic Commeree Bureau, office pe.'"8onneL ____ 85,1116 for Foreign CommereeService ____ 85,1116 clerks for commercial attach~ ___ 85,1116 for promoting commerce, EUroPl; andotherareaB _____________ 85,1117 for promoting commerce with Latin Axnerica ___________________ 8~ 1117 for promoting commerce in the Far ~t_______________________ 86,1117 forpromotingcommerceinMrica__ 86,1117 for District and Cooperative Office Service ____________________ 86, 1117 for enforcing China Trade Act_____ 86,1117 for investigating, etc., export indus- tries problems ______________ 86, 1117 for compiling data as to domestic and foreign raw materials and manufactureR_______________ 87,1118 for Customs statistics section_ ___ 87, 1118 for compiling directory of foreign buyers____________________ ~ 87,1118 for invcstigating foreign trade re- strictions, etc_______________ 87,1118 for transporting remains of officers, etc.; dying abroad __________ 88,1118 for transportation of families and effects of officers, etc _ _______ 88, 1119 restriction on use of foreign ves- sels ________________________ 88,1119 attendance at commercia.l, etc., meetings from Bureau appropria- tions ______________________ 88,1119 for Census Bureau, office personneL 88, 1119 88 for collecting statistics ____________ _ for preparing for taking of Fifteenth Census______________________ 1119 employees authorized__ __________ 1119 attendance at meetings ________ 89,1119 for tabulating machines, etc., ex- penses _____________________ 89, 1120 discretionary suspension of other work during decennial period___ _ 1120 for Steamboat Inspection Service, salarics ____________________ 89, 1120 {orinRpectors___________________ 89,1120 for clerk hire ___________________ 89,1120 for contingent expenses __________ 89,1120 for Navigation Bureau, office person- neL _______________________ 8~ 1 1 20 Department of Commerce-Continued. Page. appropriation for admel\8uremcnt of veRHels. ____________________ 90,1120 for motor boat~, etc., to enforcc navigation laws. __ __ __ ___ __ _ 9 0, 11~0 for preventing overcrowding of pas- senger vessels _______________ 90, 1121 for shipping commissioners; clerk hire _______________________ 90,1121 forcontingentexpenses __________ 90,1121 for Bureau of Standards__________ 90,1121 for equipment; repairs to buildings_ 90,1121 for contingent expenses __________ 90, 1121 International Committee of Weights anei Measures _______ 90,1121 for care, etc., of grounds. ___ __ __ __ 9 0, 1121 for investigating studies, etc., of designated subjects.. _____ ___ 91, 1121 for testing structural materialR, etc_ 91,1121 for disseminating information as to housing, etc________________ 91,1121 for testing machines for physical con- stants _____________________ 91,1121 for investigating fire reRisting prop- erties of building materials, etc__ 91, 1122 for measurements, etc., of public utilities____________________ 91,1122 for miscellaneous testing, etc _____ 91,1122 for radio re~earch, etc ____________ 91,1122 for standardizing mechanical appli- ances, etc __________________ 92,1122 for sligar standardization, etc _____ 92,1122 for gauge, etc., standardization. __ _ 92, 1123 for metallurgical research, etc.; rail- way equipment, defects, etc__ 92,1123 for indllstria.l reEearch ___________ 93,1123 forteRtinglargescales ____________ 93,1123 for cooperative standardization, etc., of industrial devices_________ 93,1123 for radioactive investigations and X rays ____________________ 93, 1124 for utilizing waste products from the land_______________________ 94,1124 for teRting automotive engines, etc_ 94, 1124 forpowerplantequipment________ 94,1124 cooperative scientific inveRtiga- tlOns with departments, etc., payable from theirfunds______ 94,1124 for Lighthouses Bureau, office per- sonnel _____________________ 95,1125 for designated general expenses ____ 95, 1125 for lighthouse keepers, etc ________ 96,1126 for officers and crews of vessels _ _ __ 96, 1126 for superintendents, clerks, etc ____ 96, 1126 for retired pay__________________ 96,1120 for "essels and aids to navigation __ 96, 1126 for Coast and Geodetic Survey, field expenses ___________________ 96,1126 for physical hydrography researches_ 96, 1127 for compiling Coast PiloL _______ P6,1127 for magnetic and seismological ob- servations, etc. _ __________ __ 97, 1127 for Federal, boundary, and State survcys. ___________________ 97,1127 Ukiah Observatory____________ 97,1127 for pay of officers, etc___________ 97,1127 for office personneL _____________ 98,1128 for office expenses _______________ 98,1128 for Fisheries Bureau, office personneL 98, 1128 for field employees; Alaska Servicc_ 98,1128 for employees at large; car employees_ 98, 1128

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 INDEX. !xxi Department oj Commerce--Continued. Pap. appropriation for employees, fish cul- tural stations, fish rescue, and biological stations ___________ 98, 1128 for vessel employees; Alaska service_ 98, 1128 for administration expenses ______ 98,1128 for propagation of food fishes _____ 98, 1129 for La Crosse, Wis., station_ _ _ ___ 98, 1129 for Leadville, Colo., auxiliary station_ 98, 1129 for Warm Springs, Ga., auxiliary fish cultural station_ __ __ _ _______ 99, 1129 for Spearfish, S. Dak., auxiliary sta- tion_________________________ 1129 for station in Oklahoma, auxiliary to Neosho, Mo., fish cultural sta- tion _______________________ 99,1129 for fish hatchery, Saratoga, Wyo____ 99 Northville, Mich______________ 99,1129 for transfer of Bryans Point station to Fort HumphreysJ.,. Va__________ 99 for biological station, tleaufort, N. C_ 99 for maintenance of vessels________ 99,1129 for commutation of rations_______ 99, 1129 for food fishes inquiry ___________ 99, 1129 for statistical inquiry____________ 99, 1129 for spongefisheries_____________ 100,1130 for protecting Alaska seal fisheries, etc_______________________ 100,1130 for Mississippi wild life and fish refuge ____________________ 100, 1130 for power vessel for Alaska_________ 1130 lOr Patent Office _______________ 100, 1130 for Mines Bureau ______________ 101,1131 for Government fuel yards, D.C __ 103, 1133 for helium production and investiga- tions _____________________ 103,1133 for investigating resources of helium, storing, etc________________ 103,1134 for helium production, etc ______ 104, 1134 for determining location of potash deposits, etc_______________ 104, 1134 for investigations of economic prob- lems of mining ____________ 104, 1135 for preparing mineral resources re- ports _____________________ 104, 1135 scientific investigations for depart- ments, etc., by the Bureau __ 105, 1135 minor pu:chases in open market__ 105, 1135 for books, periodicals, etc _______ 105, 1135 for new building construction; con- tracts authorized___________ 182, 1044 for Solicitor of, and office personnel_ 77, 1107 deficiency appropriation for damages claims _________________ 15,896,1635 for aircraft in commerce__________ 15,896 for Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau ____________ 15,897,933, 1617 for Census Bureau _______ 15,46,933,1617 for LighthC'uses Bureau___________ 15, 46,933, 1636, 1671, 1673 for Standards Bureau_____________ 15, 46,897,933,1617,1636,1673 for Navigation Bureau, wireless com- munication laws______________ 16 for Coast and Geodetic Survey, sur- veying vesseL________________ 16 for Fisheries Bureau _ _ _ _ _ 16, 46, 897, 1671 for Mines Bureau_________________ 16, 46,898, 1617, 1621, 1637 54835°-29-PT 1--115 Department oj Commerc-Continucd. Page. deficiency appropriation for jUdgments, United States courts under_____ 40 for salvage judgments, United States district courts under ________ 40,1615 for contingent expenses_ __ __ _ 41, 933, 1671 for Coast and Geodetic Survey ______ 41, 46,897,933,1617, 1637,1671 for increase of compensation_ 46, 1671, 1673 for commercial attacMs_____ 46, ~33, 1617 for promoting commerce _________ 46,1617 for Steamb.:>at Inspection Service _ _ 46, 933, 1617 forPatentOffice ____________ 46,898, 1637 for enforcing wireless communica- tion laws _________________ 896, 1636 for printing and binding_ __ ___ _ 896 for J>romoting cOlI!;merce in the Far East _______________ .. __ __ _ __ _ 933 for collecting customs statistics_____ 1609 for district and cooperative office service __________________ 1621, 1673 f'lr Navigation Bureau____________ 1636 ~.:>r Aeronautics branch____________ 1636 for Secretary's office, salaries, 1929_ 1678 for Foreign &Ild Domestic Commerce Bureaul..salaries,1929_________ 1678 for Census tlureau, salaries, 1929___ 1679 for Steamboat Inspection Service, 1679 1679 1679 1680 salaries, 1929 _______________ _ for Navigation Bureau, salaries. 1929_ for Standards Bureau, waries, 1929_ for Lighthouses Bureau, salaries, 1929_ for Coast and Geodetio Survey, sala- ries,1929 ___________________ _ for Fisheries Bureau, salaries, 1929__ for Patent Office, salaries, 1929 ____ _ for Mines Bureau, salaries, 1929 ___ _ study, etc., by, of methods for pre- venting destruction of fish, due to 1680 1680 1680 1680 Government ditches, etc_ ______ 478 submission to Congress discontinued, of, reports of exchanges of vehicles_ investigations, etc________________ _ timber, etc., refunds _____________. earth, etc., from national forests to 993 993 993 Navy Department, etc________ 993 contributions for improvement of national forests_______________ 993 compensation to State, etc., em- ployees______________________ 993 of Coast and Geodetio Survey em- ployees _____________________ _ commercial relations report _______ _ lighthouses expenditures __________ _ 994 994 994 field detail in the District, of Mines Bureau employees_____ __ __ 994 operations of Alaska Seal and Fur COrnpany____________________ 994 seal killings in Alaska, reported by Departm!~eO'J:O:'- 994 appropriation for Attorney General, Solicitor General, Assistant to, and office personneL ________ 77,1107 for Solicitors of State, Treasury, Commerce, and Labor Depart- rnenUL _____________________ 77,1107 for office personnel, Solicitors of Tre~ury, Commerce, and Labor De~ments--- 77,1107 for law ka, etc_______________ 77 .1108 forcontin.sent expenses __________ 77,1108 for rent, District of COlumbia____ 77,1108

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Pap. appropriation for printing and binding for ________________________ 77,1108 for traveling, etc., expenses ______ 77, H08 for conduct of customs CIl8C8, 1iB- sistant Attorney General, etc_ 77, 1108 for supplies, etc., customs cases __ 77, H08 for defending suits in claims ______ 77,1108 Indian depredation claims ______ 77,1108 for detection and prosecution of crimes, etc _________________ 78, 1108 protecting the person of the Presi- dent ______________________ 78,1108 criminal identification records ex- penses_____________________ 78, 1108 Du-ector, BureauofInvestigatioD__ 78 for investigating official acts of judicial officers, etc _ _ _ _ _____ 78, 11 09 records of court officers, etc______ 1109 for enforcing antitrust laws ______ 78, 1109 lor enforcing Acts to regulate com- merce_______________________ 78 for Pueblo Lands Board _________ 78, 1109 for services under Settlement of War Claims Act___________________ 1109 for United States Su~reme Court_ 79, 1109 for printing and bmding for Su- preme COurt _______________ 79,1109 for millcellaneous expenses, Supreme COurt _____________________ 79,1110 for Reporter, etc., Supreme COurt_ 79, 1110 for circuit judges _______________ 79,1110 for district judges_______________ 79,1110 for retired judges__ .:. ____________ 79, 1110 for National Park Commissioners_ 79, 1110 for Court of Customs Appeals____ 79, J 110 for Court of Claims _____________ 79,1110 for commissioners, Court of Claims_ 80, 1110 for repairs, Court of Claims building_ 80 for territorial courts_____________ 80,1111 for United States courts _________ SO,l111 for law books, etc., for judges____ 81,1112 for Federal Reporter ____________ 81,1112 for penal and correctional institu- tions ______________________ 82, 1112 for Federal Industrial Institution for Women, Alderson, W. Va____ 82,1113 for Industrial Reformatory, Chilli- cothe, Ohio ________________ 83,1113 for National Training School for Boys, D. C ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ 83,1114 for probation system, United States courts _____________________ 83, 1114 for support of prisoners __________ 83,1114 for inspection of prisons and prison- ers________________________ 83,1114 deficiency appropriation for office per- sonnel_____________. __ _ __ _ _ __ 19 for law books, etc_______________ 20, 1645 for traveling, etc., expenses_ _______ 20, 905, 1610, 1645 for enforcing laws regulating com- merce _______________________ 20, 47 for United States courts_ 20,42,44,47,005, 934,93~ 1617, 1621, 1645, 1671, 1673 for salaries _________________ 47,905,1644 for investigating, etc., war frauds __ 47,005 for Pueblo Lands Board ________ 905,1645 for Na.tional Park COmmissioners___ 905 for penal, etc., institutions_ ________ 906 for judgments, TTnited States courts, under ______________________ _ for miscellaneous expen&e8 ________ _ for salaries of judges _____________ _ 931 1610 1610 Department oj JU3tic~ontinued. deficiency appropriation for contingent Pap. expenses _______ .. _ ___ _____ ____ 1617 for printing and binding _______ 1617,1644 for detection, etc., of crimes ________ 1617, 1645, 1671 for Court of Claims Building repairs, etc__________________________ 1645 for salaries, 1929, office of Attorney General____________ _________ 1684 for salaries, miscellaneous objects, 1929, under__________________ 1684 for salaries, 1929, judicial__________ 1684 for United States courts, salaries, 1929________________________ 1684 for penal and correctional institu- tions, salaries, 1929_ _ _ ________ 1684 pay of two employees in excess of $9.000 under War Claims Act author- ized_________________________ 1645 right of way granted Alderson, W. Va., across premises of Industrial in- stitution for Women __________ _ submission to Congress discontinued, of report of special attorneys ____ _ expenditures by Attorney General__ _ assistant district attorneys, etc ____ _ register of statutes, etc ___________ _ contingent expenses ______________ _ judgments, Indian depredation 53 989 989 989 989 989 claims_______ ._ ___ __ ___ _ __ ____ ___ _ 989 increase of Washington, D. C ., water supply_______________________ 989 Department oj Labor, appropriation for Secretary, Assistants, and office personneL _______ 105,1135 for commissioners of conciliation_ 105, 1135 for contingent t'xpensee. __ __ __ __ _ 106,1136 for rent_______________________ 106, 1136 for printing and binding for _____ 106,1136 for Labor Statistics Bureau _____ 106, 1136 attendance at labor conventions, etc_______________________ 106,1137 for Immigration Bureau ________ 107,1137 for enforcing laws regulating immi- gration ___________________ 107,1137 contractlabor _______________ 107,1137 Chinese exclusion ____________ 107, 1137 refunding head tax, etc_______ 107.' 1137 amount for coast and land border patroL ___________________ 107,1137 vehicles, etc., outside the Dist- rict______________________ 107,1137 for immigrant stations__________ 107,11:11 for Naturalization Bureau _______ 107, 1138 for Children's Bureau __________ 108,1138 for promoting maternity and infancy hygiene ___________________ 108, 1138 for Women's Bureau ___________ 108,1138 for Employment Service________ 109,1139 for Solicitor of, and office person- neL_____. _________________ 77,1107 deficiencr. appropriation for James o Connell, property dama,:;_ 23 for salaries, payable from" i- gration 1928"________________ 23 for Immigration Bureau, refunds____ 23 for Children's Bureau ___________ 23,1621 for judgments, United States courts, under___________________ ~_ 40, 1615 for employment service, war emer- gency ______________________ _ 42 for expenses regulating immigra- tion __ 44,47,907,934. 1618, 1621, 1647

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 INDEX. Ixxiii Dwartment oJ Labor-Continued. 1'a&8- deficiency aPllropriation for Naturali- zation Bureau __________ 47,934, 1621 for employment service____________ 47 for dama.ges claims_____________ 907,1647 for Labor Statistics Bureau_ 907, 1618, 1621 for paying damages, etc., suits in admiralty under______________ 931 for jud/PIlents, Courtof Claims under_ 932 for EllIS Island, N. Y ., immigrant station_ _ _ ___________________ 934 for commissioners of conciliation____ 1621 for Children's Bureau_ _ _ _ _________ 1621 for salariesJ,.1929, Secretary's office___ 1685 for Labor ;::statistics Bureau, salari(,R, 1929________________________ 1685 for Imruigration Bureau, salaries, 1929________________________ 1685 for Children's Bureau, salaries, 1929_ 1685 for Naturalization Bureau, salaries, 1929________________________ 1685 for Women's Bureau, salaries, 1929__ 1685 for Employment Service, salaries, 1929________________________ 1685 submission to Congress discontinued, of report of customs laws, etc., on agricultural industry________ 994 investigations of disputes between employers and employees_ _____ 994 miscellaneous naturalization ex- penses_______________________ 994 Department 01 State (8ee also Foreign Service), appropriation for Secretary, Under- secretary, and office personneL 64, 1095 salaries limited to average rates un- der Classification AcL ______ 64,1095 provision if only one position in a grade______________________ 64, 1095 advances in unusually meritorious cases ______________________ ')1, 1095 restriction not ~pplicable to C' -" d - cal-mechanical service _______ 64,1095 no reduction in fixed salaries_ ___ 64, 1095 transfers to another position with- out reduction _______________ 64,1095 payments under higher rates per- . mittedL ____________________ 64,1095 transfers allowed between appro- priations for any bureau, etc., to meet reallocations increases_ _ _ _ 1095 for contingent anc! miscellaneous ex- penses of Department _______ 64,1095 forstationerv,furniture, etc ______ 64,1095 for books, maps, periodicals, etc ___ 64, 1095 for motor vehicles. etc___________ 64,1095 for refund of erroneously charged passport fees, etc___ . . ___ ___ _ 64,1095 forprintmgand bindingfor ______ 64,1095 for passJ?<>rt bureaus_____________ 65, 1096 for Forelgn Service______________ 65,1096 for expenses, enforcing immigration laws_______________________ 67, 1098 for relief, etc., of American seamen_ 68, 1098 for Forel~ Service Buildings Fund_ 69, 1100 for Forelgn Service Retirement and Disability Fund ____________ 69,1100 for international obligations, com- missions, etc _______________ 69,1100 for publishing certified copies of electoral vote___ ______ ___ _____ 71 for statue of Henry Clay for presen- tation to Venezuela___________ 76 • Page. Department 01 Stat&-Continued. appropriation for bringing home crimi- nals _______________________ 76,1107 minor purchases, packing personal effects, etc., allowed without advertising_________________ 76,1107 rent restriction _______________ 76,1107 for Solicitor of the ______________ 77,1107 deficiency appropriation for Foreign service ______________________ 27,42, 48,911.934,1611,1618,1622,1651 for expenses, Brit.ish-American pe- cuniary claimS' arbitration__ ____ 48 for damage claims_________________ 910 for refund of erroneously collected, etc., passport fees ____________ _ for printing and binding __________ _ for Bertha Hanson _______________ _ for Rainy Lake Reference_________ _ for International Society for Arctic 910 1651 1651 1651 Explorations by Airship, etc____ 11\52 for salaries l 1929, under _ __ _ ___ __ ___ 1687 acquisition or buildings, etc., in foreign countries for use of foreign service________ __ ____ ____ ____ _ 971 collecting, etc., official papers of the Territories to be continued by__ issue of, as a Government publication_ historical experts to be employed __ _ cdition authorized, to be distributed by the Department __________ _ distribution specified ___________ _ sum authorized to be appropriated__ copy reading and indexing by edi- torial staff of Department; cost 1412 1412 1412 1412 1412 1413 to be prorated________________ 1413 submtssion to Congress discontinued, of list of consular officers_________ _ 987 987 987 rates of diplomatic and consular fees_ names of consular officers not citizens_ expenses for relief of American citizens in Europe_____________ 987 representin~_ foreign governments during World War____________ 987 Department 01 tM Interior (86/1 Interior Department). Dependent Children, D. C., appro~riation for aid to___________ 677, 1294 Derby Lme, Vt., deficiency appropriation for inspection station, constructioll_'"_ _ __ _ _ __ 1657 De8 Moines, Iowa, deficiency appropriation for public building ____________________ _ 32 former authority to sell public building at,repealed __________________ 1415 Des Moine8 River, bridge authorized across, at Croton, Iowa_________ ~______________ 706 time extended for bridging, at Croton, Iowa________________________ 1535 Desert Land Entrymen, receiving water from irrigation projects, subject to State, etc., taxation__ 439 De,ert Land" entryman with no prospect of securing water may have patent by pay- ing 50 cents an acre, and '1.50 ln oneyear,_____________________ 1548 money forfeited and entry canceled if final payment not made_ _ _____ Ui48 Deserter8, Army, appropriation for apprehension, etc., of; limitation ______________ 330,1354

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 lxxiv INDEX. Dutitute Women and aMidrflf'l, D. a., PIlIr8. appropriation for payment to abl\n- doned,etc ________________ 67~ 1294 Detroit, Mi.ch., appropriation for River postai service_189, 1502 deficiency appropriation for marine hospital, completion___________ 32 for customhouse, etc., replacing present building______________ 1657 additional land from Marine Hospital site at, transferred for lighthouse purposes_____________________ 1026 payment authorized ctf 50 per Cll1lt of cost of pav;ug street in front of depotat_____________________ 1261 Detroit River, bridge authorized across, at Stony Island, Mich_________________ 620 Detroit River Canadian Bridge Company, may bridge Detroit River, at Stony Island, Mich_________________ 620 Devine, Paul E., appointed on Board of Managers of National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers_ _ _ _________ 56 Devon, W. Va., bridges authorized across Tug Fork of Big Sandy River, near_________ 137 Digest of the Rulu of the House of Repr~ sentatives, appropriation for preparing _______ 520, 1390 Diplomatic and aonsular- Service (see Foreign Service). Diplomati.c Officers (8ee Foreign Service Officers). Diplomati.c Secretaries, deficiency appropriation for _ __ ____ ___ 48 IXrector of the Mint, Treasury Department, appropriation for, and office person- nel _______________________ 175, 1040 Director of Traffic, D. a ., appropriation for salaries, office of. 648, 1265 for traffic signals, etc___________ 648,1265 for necessary expenses __________ 648,1265 not Ilovailable for building, etc., street car loading platforms_ 648, 1265 deficiency appropriation for reissue of motor ?~atora' permits; re- appropnatlOn_ _ _ _ ____________ 7 Directory of Foreign Buyer., appropriation for compiling ________ 87,1118 charges for lists_______________ 87,1118 Dia1>armem E~pensee, Interior Depart- ment, appropriatiotl for ________________ 201,1563 Disbursing Clerk, Treasury Department, appropriation for, and office person- neL ______________________ 167,1032 Diseaee Ger1lll, declared nonmailable; punishment for unauthorized mailing of, etc____ 1072 DiseaBea, Animal, appropriation for preventing spread oL _______________________ 545, 1196 for investigating, etc ___________ 545,1196 for investigating tuberculosis and paratuberculosis ___________ 546,1196 DiBeasea, aontagious, D. a., appropriation for preventing spread 01- _______________________ 667,1284 lAMaees of Fore8t Treee, eCc., amount authorized for developing methods for prevention of, etc__ 001 I Disinfecting Service, D a., appropriation for maintenance_____ 668, 1284 Di8patch Agents, Pap. appropriation for London, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and New Orleans ____________________ 66, 1097 "Diepatch," United Statu Ship, gift of, to State of Florida, authorized_ _ 300 Distilled Spirits, removal of, authorized from one ware- house to another for bottling, in bond, before paying tax __ 171,1036 Distilled Spirits, DomeBtic, refund to owner of excess taxes paid on, in tax-paid warehouse_________ 492 Distinguished Flying Cross, President authorized to present, to Colonel Francesco de Pinedo_ _ 482 Dieudonne Costes and Joseph :Le- Brix_ _ _ _ _ _ _____ ____________ _ 48~ Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld James C. FitzMaurice, and Her~ man KoehL__________________ 482 unauthorized wearing, etc.} of, pro- hibited; punishment tor _ _ _ ____ 437 Distinguished Service Cross or Medal, Army unauthorized wearing, etc.] of, pro- hibited; punishment tor_______ 437 District and aooperatille Service, Depart- ment of Commerce, appropriation for operating expenses_ 86, 1117 District AUorneys, United States aourt8, appropriation for salaries and ex- penses _____________________ 80,1111 for p.ayment to. clerks acting as, dur- mg vacancles_______________ 80,1111 for regular assistants to, appointed by Attorney General_ _______ 80, 1111 for special assistants to; foreign coun- seL _______________________ 80,1111 deficiency appropriation for special sa- sist~nL- 20,1645,1671,1673 for salarles_________ ., 44,47,934,937,1621 for regular assistants______________ 1646 DiBtrict Building, D. a ., appropriati~n .for operating force, etc., restnctlOn ________________ 646, 1263 for operating expenses __________ 646,1263 District a ourts, appropriation for judges___________ 79,1110 appellate jurisdiction of circuit courts of appeals, to review interlocutory orders, etc., of, extended to the Territories, Virgin Islands, Canal Zone, in specified cases___ 422 District Judges, appropriation for salaries __________ 79,1110 deficiency appropriation for increased compensation________________ 20 for salaries_______________________ 20 District of Columbia (see alao Washington, D. C.). appropriationfor expenses, forfiscal year 1929________________________ 645 revenues from sources in the Dis- trict to be credited thereto_ ____ 645 in addition $9,000,000 from the Treasury, advanced JUly 1, 1928 645 for expenses, fiscal year 1930______ 1262 revenU6ll from sources in the Dis- trict to be credited thereto_____ 1262 in addition $9,000,000 from the Treasury,advanoedJuly 1, 1929_ 1262 tax rate continued for fiscal year 1930________________________ 1262

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 INDEX. Dilttrict of Columbia-Continued. Paae. appropriation for salaries, executive office ______________________ 645,1262 compensation of Engineer Com- JD18sioner _________________ 645, 1262 salaries limited to average rates under Classification AcL _ _ _ 645, 1262 if only on'9 position in a grade_ 645, 1262 advances in unusually meritorious cases _____________________ 645,1262 restriction not applicable to cleri- cal-mechanical service______ 645,1263 no reduction in fixed salaries___ 645, 1263 payments under higher rate., per- mitte~ ___________________ 645,1263 for purchasing division _________ 645,1263 for building inspection division __ 645,1263 for plumbing inspection division_ 645, 1263 for care, etc., District Building_ _ 646, 1263 restriction on additional engineers, etc_______________________ 646, 1263 for operating expenses __________ 648, 1263 for elevators. safety, etc., devices_ _ _ 1263 for assessor's office _____________ 646, 1263 license tax required for practice of phrenology___________________ 646 for collector's office ____________ 646, 1263 for auditor's office _____________ 646, 1263 for corporation counsel's office ___ 646, 1263 for coroner's office _____________ 646,1264 morgue wharf reconstruction_ _ ___ 646 for superintendent of weights, meas- ures, and markets__________ 646,1264 Western Market repairs and equip- ment________________________ 647 for highways department _______ 647,1264 shops construction, etc__________ 1264 for sewer department___________ 647,1264 for trees and parking depart- ment _____________________ 641, 1264 for en~neer department, office of chief clerk ________________ 647,1264 for central garage______________ 647,1264 for municipal architect's office ___ 647, 1264 apportionment for services of draftsmen, etc., on construction work _____________________ 64~ 1264 for Public Utilities Commission __ 647, 1265 for board of examiners, steam en- gineers ___________________ 647,1265 for insurance department _______ t}47, 1265 for surveyor's office ____________ 648,1265 for Employees' Compensation Fund _____________________ 64 ~ 1265 for compensation to injured employ- ees__________________________ 1265 for Director of Traffic's office ____ 648, 1265 for free publ!c library __________ 648,1265 library stations restrictioDe_ ___ 648, 1265 establishing northeastern branch_ 1266 rent of branches _____________ 648, 1266 for office of register of wills _____ 648, 1266 for recorder of deeds' office______ 648,1266 amount for recopying old land records______________________ 1266 rent of offices_ __ _ _ _____________ 1266 for contingent, etc., expenses ____ 649, 1266 for printing and binding ________ 649,1267 discontinuance of printing reports, preservation of originals_ ______ 649 for motor vehicles, maintenance, etc_______________________ 649, 1267 District oj Columbia-Continued. Paae. appropriation for allowance for private- ly owned motor vehicles ____ 649,1267 regulation for use of vehicles, etc_________________________ 650,1267 expenses of horses, etc. ,limited_ 650, 1267 payment for fire insurallce for- bidden ___________________ 650,1267 specific telephones allowed ____ 650,1267 for postage____________________ 650,1268 for car fares, etc.; limitation _____ 650, 1268 for judicial expenses ____________ 650,1268 for advertising... ____________ ~ __ _ 650,1268 taxBaleadvertisin~--- 650,1268 fOT employment servl(:e _________ 651,1268 for tablets to mark ilistoric places_ 651, 1268 foremergencyfund ____________ 651,1268 for refund of erroneo\UI collections_ 651, 1269 for aid! National Conference of Com- JD18siorers on Uniform State Laws_____________________ 651, 1269 for assessment and permit work; street improvements.._ . ____ __ 651, 1269 for paving roadways; permit sys- tem ______________________ 651,1269 f9r street and road improvements, under gasoline, etc., tax fund_ 651, 1269 for Sixteenth Street, Alaska Avenue to Kalmia Rooo ___________ .___ G52 for widening, etc., Wisconsin Ave- nue, River Road to District line_ 653 for v:idening.l . etc_, Connecticut Ave- nue, M I:>treet to Dupont Circle_ 655 for widening and repaving_ Seven- teenth Street NW., H to K Streets_ ________ ________ __ __ _ 6'l5 for widening Connecticut Avenue NW. Florida Avenue to Colum- . bia &ad____________________ 655 for widening Water Street NW., Wis- consin Avenue to Thirty-fifth Street_______________________ 655 for widening east side of Seventh _ Street NW., Massachusett" to New York Avenueil__________ 655 for widening Fourteenth Street !;W. Park Road to Monroe Street __ . 655 for widening Tenth Street NW_, If Street to New York Avenue___ _ 655 for widening H Street NW., Seven- teenth Street to Pennsylvania Avenue______________________ 655 former provisions repealed____ ____ 655 assessment of 40 per cent of cost of widening, etc., agaiDlit abutting property_____________________ 655 for grading streets, etc.; under gaso- line tax fund_ _ ___ __ __________ 12'/2 for surfacing block pavements, UD- paved center strips of paved roadways, etc.; under gasoline taxfund_____________________ 1272 for minor changes to facilitate traf- fic; under gasoline tax funeL_ 650, 1272 for curbs, gutters, etc.; under gaso- line tax fund ______________ 656,1272 disbursed from gasoline tax fund__ 656, 1272 fund restricted to specified im- pr.Jvements________________ 656, 1272 assessments in accordance with existing law_______________ 656,1272 priority to through thorough- faroo ______________________ 656,1272

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 lxxvi INDEX. Discrict oj (,olumbia-0ontinued. Pap. I'.ppropriation for condemnation of streets, alleys, etc.; small park Bl888_____________________ 656,1273 for opening streets, eto., under high- Wi\YS system, from Distriot rev- £au~ ___________ ~ ________ 656,1273 except Fourteenth Street NW., ex- tension ___________________ 656,1273 Indefinite appropriations______ 656.1273 for repairs to streets, eto________ 656, 1273 street railways pavementa. ____ 656, 1273 changing widths. of sidewalks, etc_______________________ 657,1273 for sidewalks and curbs, publio reser- vations, eto____ ~ __ __ _ __ __ _ 657,1273 open oompetition for oontraote.... 657, 1273 repairs, etc., at expense of oon- traotors.__________________ 657, 1273 for bridges, construction and repair, eto_______________________ 657,1273 for Highway Bridge, operation, eto__ 657 for Anaoostia River Bridge, opera- tion,etc_____________________ 657 for Francis Scott Key Bridge, sup- plies and expensea..____________ 657 for Highway Bridge, reaonstruoting floor_________________________ 657 for reconstruotion of Kenilworth AvenUE: Bridge_ __ ____________ 1273 for Anacostia River Bridge, repairs, etc__________________________ 1274 for trees and parking___________ 657,1274 for publio convenience statioDB __ 657, 1274 station at 32d and M Streets NW_ 657 for sewers, cleanins! etc_~-- 658.1274 for city :refuao dI8poBaIj personal ea.--Vlce8___________________ 658, 1274 for cleaning streets, removing snow, eto_______________________ 6158, 1274 for prbage disposal, etc ________ 658, 1275 for public Play~unda.- 658,1275 public sohoo vacation; swimming pools Supp _____________ 659,1275 for bathing pools.. ____________ -- 659, 1275 for electrioal department________ 659, 1275 for lighting expenses ___________ 659, 1275 air mail eervice Hgbta, Bolling Fieldi part coat____________ 659, 1275 traffic fllgnalS, etc_______________ 659 contract requirements ____. ______ 660 for police patrol system, No. 16 sta- tion hOUM___ ________________ 660 for addition to electrical department storeholl88... ___ _______ ______ __ 660 for public schools ____________ - _ 660,1276 for vacation schools and playgrounds_ 660 ..: 1271 for retired pay___________._____ 66 0,1277 for night schook_______________ 660,1277 for instruotion of deaf, dumb, and blind_____________________ 661,1277 for Americanization work, etc_ __ 661, 1277 for community C'lnter department661, 1277 for care of buUdin@" eto_________ 661, 1278 for tubercular pupila ____________ 661, 1278 for manual, etc., tralning expenses__ 661, 1278 for fuel, light, and ~ _______ 661,1278 for furniture, supphes, etc_ _____ 662, 1278 for teachers in nature study, etci payments to be designated_ _ 61)2, 1279 free tuition, to children of Army, Navy, etc., outside the Dis- trict_____________________ 662,1279 District oj Columbia-ontlnued. p .... appropriation for improvin, echool grounds; daylabor_________ 662, 1279 amount from unexpended balancee for _________________________ ~ 662 for repaira, improvements, etc ___ 662,1279 for remodeling buildings for junior high schook__________________ 663 for school playgrounds _________ 663,1279 ~: b=roran::u-.;;d--Pla~ 1279 grounds.. __________________ 663,1280 part of 1927 appropriation reap- propriated_____._______________ 664 cost restriotion ______________ 664,1281 for police department___________ 665,1282 allowance for mounts, etc., re- duced_______________________ 1282 for House of Detention_________ 666,1282 location barred______________ 666,1283 for harbor patroL _____________ 666,1283 for polic<~men and firemen's relief fund _____________________ 666,1283 for fire department_____________ 666, 1283 for health department__________ 667,1284 prevention of contagious diseases__ .6 6]1 12M for isolating wards, Garfield and Providence Hospitals_______ 668,1284 for dispensaries for tuberculosis and venereal diseases___________ 668, 1284 for quarters for clinics_____________ 668 for disinfecting service__________ 668,1284 for public 3chool bygiene and aanita- . tion______________________ 668, 1285 for laboratories ________________ 668,1285 for food, etc., adulterations _____ 668, 1285 for dairy farm inspection, etc.; allow- ance for motor vehioles _____ 668, 1285 for publio cromatoriumi containers, etc., to be providea for the In- digent____________________ 669,1285 marriage records In health depart- ment to be transferred to clerk's offioe, supremo court__________ 1285 for ohild hygiene service________ 669,1285 for juvenUe court______________ 669,1286 for police court________________ 669,1286 for municipal court ____________ 669,1286 for lupreme court, salaries and ex- penses_ .. __________________ 670,1287 for probation system__ • ___ ___ __ 670, 1287 for courthouse, care, etc________ 670,1287 for court of appeals, salaries, and ex- penses ____________________ 671, 1287 for support of convicts out of the Iij8trict __________________ 671,1287 for lunacy writs _______________ 671,1287 for miscelbneous court expenses_ 671, 1288 for printing and binding for courts_ _ 67}..! 12NS for Board of Public Welfare.. ___ _ 671,1288 allowances for quarters, etc., con- tinued__ _____________________ 1288 for division of ohild welfare_____ 671,1288 receiving, etc., bome for children under 17 years of age ______ 672,1288 forjail. ________ _________ _____ 672,1289 for support of jail prisoners, etc__ 672,1289 for workhouse and reformatory _~ 672, 1289 for purchase of additional land for reformatory__________________ 673 for providing workintt capital for mdustrial enterpnses at work- house and reformatory _____ 674, 1290

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 INDEX. lxxvii ·Dimicc of Columbio-Continued. Paae. appropriation for National Training School for Boys ____________ 674,1290 for National Training School for Girls _____________________ 674,1290 construotion of laundry, Mulrkirk, Md_________________________ 1291 for medical charities ___________ 674,1291 for Columbia Hospital for Women_ __ 675, 1291 for Tuberculosis Hospital_______ 675, 1291 for Gallinger Municipal Hospital_ 675,1291 for District Training SchooL ____ 675, 1292 for acquisition of additionalland____ 1292 for residence for superintendent____ 1292 for Industrial Home for Colored Children______________ ~ _ __ 676, 1292 for Industrial Home SchooL ____ 676,1292 for Home for Aged and Infirm ___ 676,1292 for temporary homes ___________ 676,1293 for aid, etc., of the blind________ 677,1293 for support, etc., of insane ______ 677,1293 for deporting nonresident insane_ 677,1293 for relief of the poor ___________ 677,1294 for payment to abandoned families_ _ 677, 1294 for burial of indigent ex-service men__ 677, 1294 for transporting indigent persons_ 677, 1294 for militia expenses ____________ 678,1294 for development, etc., Anacostia Park _____________________ 678, 1295 for public buildings and publio parks_ 678, 1295 Rock Creek and Potomac Park- way______________________ 679, 1295 Meridian Hill Park___________ 679,1295 Sylvan Theater, lights and sewer__ 1295 Franklin Park comfort station, etc., alteration_________________ ___ 679 for park police_________________ 679,1296 for National Capital Park and Plan- ning Commission __________ 679,1296 for Zoological Park_____________ 680,1296 for water service; out of revenues thereof____________________ 680,1296 for ooerating expenses __________ 680,1297 for eXtending water service______ 681, 1297 for installing meters to private reai- dences,etc ________________ 681,1297 for hydrants, etc_______________ 681, 1297 for replacing old mbins. __ __ _ __ _ _ 681,1297 for extending mains, etc_________ 681, 1297 employment of temporary draft!;- men, etc., on sewers, streets e~ _______________________ 681,1298 laborers, mechanics, etc_______ 681,1298 horses, vehicles, etc___________ 682, 1298 temporary laborers, etc., water department work ___________ 682, 1298 for expenses, payable from miscel- laneous trust funds _________ 682,1299 leaves of absence to persons em- ployed ten months consecu- tively _____________________ 682,1299 purchases of supplies, motor vehi- cles, etc_, from Government sources; limitation if prncured elsewhere _________________ 68~ 1299 for contribution to retirement fund, wholly from Distri.lt revenues_ _ 1299 for aiding Grand Army of the Repub- lio Memorial__________________ 494 Di8trict oj ColumbilJ-Continued. P .... appropriation for operation, etc., Cen- ter Market________________ 563,1215 for acquiring triangle properties in, &8 aites for public buildings_ ___ 1045 deficiency appropnation for Committee on Revision of the Laws assist- aliCe in compiling and codifying laws relating to__ _____________ 3 for public buildings and public parks~ 6 for purchasing diVision____________ 7 for vehicle tags___________________ 7 for Director of Traffic's Office_ _____ 7 for office of Register of Wills ______ 7,1628 for condemnation of insanitary, etc., buildin~in-- 7 for advertismg_______________ 7,890,1629 for advertisin§ taxes in arrears_____ 7,1629 for Employees Compensation Fund_ 8, 1628 for refund of erroneous collectioDs__ 8, 1629 for rent, etc______________________ 8 for widening Nichols Avenue, Good Hope Road to S Street SE _____ _ for expenses opening street, Georgia Avenue to Ninth Street_______ _ for widening First Street NE., G to Myrtle Streets_______________ _ time for condemnation extended__ _ for repairs, etc., suburban roads ____ _ for Chain Bridge, reccnstructing Virginia abutment ___________ _ 8 8 8 8 8 8 for Charles Schneider Baking Com- pany,refund_________________ 8 for public schools ____________ 8,890,1629 for policemen's and firemen's relief fund________________________ 9 for police court___________________ 9,891 for supreme court_____ 9,45,891,933, 1619 for court of appeals_______________ 9 for support ot convicts out of the D18trict_________________ 9,891, 1630 for lunacy writs__________ .__ _ _ _ _ __ 9, 891 for printing and bindi!:'g for supreme court and court of appeals_ _____ 9 for Board of Children's Guardians __ 9 for Board of Public Welfare________ 9 forjall__________________________ 10 for workhouse ______________ 10,892,1630 for reformatory, material for motor tsgs_________________________ 10 for Emergency Hospital _____ 10,892,1631 for Casualty HOsQital _______ 10,892,1631 for Columbia Hospital, improve- ments, etc_ __________________ 10 for Saint Elizabeths Hospital_______ 10,892 for audited claims___________ 10.893,1631 for judgments against_ _____ _ 11, 893, 1632 proportion of amount for expenses from District revenues________ 1632 for site for new high service reservoir, from waterrevenues__________ _ 11 rates of assessments for water mains and service sewers con- tinued______________________ _ for removal, etc'1 of water mains and sewers inciaent to construction 11 of public buildingaln___ _______ 34 for Auditor's office___ _____________ 889 for Assessor's office_ __ __ __________ 889 for Coroner's office ______________ 890,628 for Rent Commission______________ 890 for J!Olice department_ __ __________ 891 for Division of Child Welfare____ 891, 1630 for medical charities____________ 892, 1630 for Children's Hospital_________ 892,1631

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 !xxviii INDEX. INtrict oj Colu1llbio-Continued. Faa de1icJenoy aI;'propriation for Providence HospltaL ________________ 892,1631 for Garfield Hospital ___________ 892, 1631 for Georgetown University H08J>i- tal_______________________ 892,1631 for Home for Incurables___________ 892 for G~r MuniciI;'al Hospital- _ _ _ 892 for National Training School for . Girls________________________ 892 for District TraiDing SChool. ___ __ __ 892 for 01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC)TarmstroBot (talk)_TarmstroBot (talk)_TarmstroBot (talk)e~ for payment to abandoned families __ for transportatioD of paupers______ _ for I!ark police __________________ _ for Zoological Park______________ _ for completing two bathing pools.. _ _ _ for Howard University dormitory for 892 893 893 893 893 893 youn'women________________ 904 for acquisItion of certain lands in, as sites for public buildings_______ 925 for care, e~'l publio grounds_______ 933 for Center Market_ _______________ 1609 for rent, etc., of temporary quarters; for Government offici&ls_______ 1614 for model of proposed Government buildin~81n the triangle_______ 1614 for cooperative vocational rehabilita- tion of disabled residents of. 1626, 1628 for special investigations, etc., 1929 and 1930; accounting__________ 1628 for investigating, etc., I?ropoeed Gravelly Point airport 8lte_____ 1628 for ~hwlioY Bridge, repairs________ 1629 for bndges, conskuction and repair, from unexpended balance, fiaoal year 1928____________________ 1629 for sewers______________________ :.. _ 1629 for House of Detention____________ 1629 for maintenance of public order, inaugural period, 1929_________ 1629 forsupreme court, additionala alaries, 1929________________________ 1630 for support of jail prisoners________ 1630 for~ormatory--- 1630 for sup~rt of indigent insane______ 1631 TarmstroBot (talk) n:~=ng;-and--hbiic 1631 Parks_______________________ 1631 for water department_____________ 1631 for aid to Grand Army of the Repub- lio, Memorial day services______ 1632 for Economics Building Company, reimbursement_______________ 1662 for acquisition of trianale properties, as sites for public 6uildings; bal- ance reappropriated______. _. __ 1663 for general expenses, salaries, 1929__ 1691 acquiring sites for, and constructing, municipal center, authorized___ 1408 acquisition authorized of land in, for use of United States___________ 1415 by Federal authorities by condem- nation_______ ._ ___ __ __ ___ __ __ 1415 proceedings in rem to be brought in District Supreme Court hold- ing special term as a district court _______________________ 1415 petition to be filed; papers annexed thereto_ ____ ___ ___ ___________ 1415 prayer for condemnation and vest- ing title in United States______ 1416 public notice of proceedings and parties eited to appear_________ 1418 INCrict 01 Columbia--Continued. acquisition authorized of land in; pub- lic notice of proceedings, descrip- tion of lands; newspaper publi- cation_______________________ _ personal notice to residents; by mail to nonresidents__________ _ default in appearance, deemed .. consent to taking the lands, etc_ persons claiming any right, etc., to the land may be permitted to ap~ in the proceedings_____ _ guardians ad litem b for persons
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declaration of taking the lands for United States use, to be filed; accompanying~ pa~ etc_____ _ title to vest in United !:States upon filing of, and estimated com- pensation deposited in registry of the court_________________ _ upon application, money in registry of the court may be paid forth- with________________________ _ if award exceeds deposit, judgment for deficiency to be entered____ _ trial proceedings, when persons sum- moned have answered, etc., on date to be set _______________ _ drawing and impaneling of jury; oath and qualifications _______ _ vi«;w of ~nds by jury before hear- mg eVidence. ________________ _ procedure; evidence of party claiming interest may be submitted as to value, etc___________________ _ no alterations to enhance value after proceedings instituted, to be taken into consideration____ _ exception to rulings allowed_____ _ verdict to be returned in open court; contents ______________ _ court may set aside, and grant new trial________________________ _ Dew panel to be drawn, and cause proceeded with anew______.__ _ _ time limit for motion for new trial, etc.; if none made, verdict to stand and judgment entered___ _ judgment for sum awarded as just compeuaation, entered against United States, when verdict be- comes final __________________ _ payment provisions ____________ _ appeals allowed; title in United States not delayed thereby____ _ payment into registry of court ad- jud~ed as compensation_______ _ title 1D United States declared upon _______________________ _ money deemed vested in owners of; determination of parties______ _ provisions for delivery of lands; writ of &BBistance if possession not delivered ____________________ _ court may allow amendments at any stage of tile proceedings ______ _ authorized to make ne~ orders, etc________________ : __ pending proceedings not affected hereby______________________ _ in condemnation suits, if appraise- ment commissioners have not been appointed, trial, etc., to be accordmg to this Act_________ _ Faa 1416 1416 1416 1416 1417 1417 1417 1417 1417 1418 1418 1418 1418 1419 1419 1419 1419 1419 1419 1420 1420 1420 1420 1420 1420 1421 1421 1421 1421 1421

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Bangs v. Blue Ridge Railroad Company

THIS was an appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the northern district of Georgia.

A motion was made by Mr. Phillips, on behalf of the appellees, to dismiss the appeal, upon the ground that no appeal bond was given at the time of granting the appeal, as required by the statute, either as a security for costs or supersedeas of execution.

Mr. Johnson opposed the motion and offered to give a bond for costs, and thus prevent the dismissal, if consistent with the practice of the court.

After argument by these two counsel, Mr. Justice NELSON delivered the opinion of the court.

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 DUtrict oJ ColumWo--Continued. acquiBl.tion authorized, etc.; proceedings on behalf of the District for con- demnation of lands, etc., not affected by this Act__________ _ of lands adjacent to Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway suitable for the connecting parkway ______ _ site for wholesale farmera' produce ~ket _____________________ _ sum authorized for all expeDBell __ _ for additions to Library of Congress_ loc.ation, price, etc _____________ _ vacation of street, alleys, etc____ _ additional judge of Supreme Court of the, to be appointed__________ _ alley in square 1083, to be closed_____ _ amount authorized for expeDBell, pre- serving order, etc., at inaugural ceremonies, 1929_____________ _ for new public buildings in, increased_ Architects Registration Act provisions_ &8IIeII8Dlent and collection of taxes, amendedprovisions __________ _ assessment rates for water mains and service sewers continued ______ _ bank deposits, or building association shares, may be in the naxnes of two or more persons__________ _ payments from, etc., may be made to either person, whether other living or not. _______________ _ release and discharge of bank, etc., for payment or delivery so made_ bathing. pool authorized on site of McKinley High and Langley Junior High Schoo~s __________ _ Board of Education members not personally liable in damages for official actions thereof. _______ _ children's tuberculosis Sanatorium, ac- quiring site and construction authorized __________________ _ claims ~ainst, to be settled by Com- JDlSSioners, in actions for nelP!- gent or wrongful acts, for which the District liable for dam- ages- where District liable at law _____ _ refund authorized of taxes, etc., erroneously assessed subsequent to September 11 1916_________ _ claims for, to be nled in one year__ statute of limitations not redu~ ed_________________________ _ settlements not to exceed '5,000___ _ detailed report of, to Congress___ _ appropriations authorized as other District expenditures_________ _ Act effective from passage ________ _ settlement of pending claims or suits allowed__________ - _- - ___ - - - -- condemnation of land cases, to be heard by a judge especially ap- pointed therefor _____________ _ condemning private land in, for public uses ________________________ _ conduit for ~wer, authorized across Lincoln Road NE- __ ___ __ __ __ _ construction authorized of six artificial bathing pools________________ _ buildings, filtered water, etc.; main- tenance, etc_________________ _ limit of costs, sums authorized_____ _ INDEX. lxxix Pap. 1422 1523 1487 1487 623 623 623 1056 1174 1146 138 950 1226 11 533 533 1139 1425 1160 1160 1160 1160 1160 1160 1160 1161 l161 1161 1056 1437 720 1412 1412 1412 Diatrict oJ Columbia-Continued. p .... construction authorized of six artificial bathing pools; control may be transferred to District Commis- sioners or operated by Director of Public BUildings, etc_________ 1412 fees may be charged, etc_____ o__ __ 1412 date of bid for courthouse construction degree =3e~;g iD8tituiio=: ==: -1503-TarmstroBot (talk)g designated lands in, to be acquired as sites for }lublic buildin!P'____ 52 d~ted United States lands In, au- thorized to be used for street ~urposee- 1341 detention, etc., of fugitives from justice found in_____________________ 440 employment of minors; regulations___ 998 erection authorized of building for Pan American Union__________ 590 site; approval of plans by Com- miSSIOn of Fine Arts___________ 590 removal of temporary buildings on the site______________________ 590 buildin~ exempted from taxation_ 590 nonsectanan chapel upon fP"Ounds of Army medical center In_______ 156 on public grounds of fdft of monu- mental urn from C-uba_ _ _ _____ 713 extended leaves authorized Spanish War veterans in, to attend their annual convention at Habana. Cuba, in 1928________________ 433 fees of clerk of Supreme Court modified_ 410 Fraternal Beneficial Association, modi- fication of provisions_ _________ 1055 Healing Arts Practice Act, 1928, pro- visions __________________ 1326-1341 Howard University; annual appropria- tions authorized for aid to, etc__ 1021 in condemnation proceedings, Com- missioners to mail notice of bene- fits assessed on property not taken, when owner not notified of condemnation by the jury____ 953 court to give notice thereof, by ad- vertiSements_ ________________ 954 BUfticiency of notices____________ 954 option of Commissioners to proceed under permanent system of high- ways, not abrogll.ted __________ 954 inauguration of the President, 1929; provisions for ceremonies, etc., connected therewith___ ~_______ 1140 incorporations; Catholic University of America, former charter ap- Sainrrvi~::~- Home-a~d--S~hool~ 402 naxne of Orphan Asylum changed to________ ~_________________ 945 investigation, etc., of Bureau of Effi- ciency extended to municipal government of________________ 576 iron gates in West Executive Avenue between grounds of White House and State i etc., Building, given to Spiege Grove State Park, ~mont, Ohio_ _ _____________ 422 Juvenile Fraternal Act, provisions_____ 953 lands for parks, etc., may be acquired, reserving limited rights to gran- tors, pending need for public use_ 1070 leasing of, and buildings, authorized, pending use of for the public____ 1070

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Bangs v. Blue Ridge Railroad Company/Opinion of the Court

This is a motion to dismiss the appeal, on the part of the appellee, upon the ground that no appeal bond was given at the time of granting the appeal, as required by the statute, either as a security for costs or supersedeas of execution. 1 Stat. at Large, pages 84, 85, secs. 22, 23, p. 404.

It is admitted that no bond was given, but the counsel resisting the motion proposes to give one for the costs, and thus prevent the dismissal, if consistent with the practice of the court. The practice has been allowed in several cases, as will be seen by reference to 10 Wh. R., 311, 16 How., 148, and 9 Wh., 555. In the last case, time was granted within which to give the bond, or the case be dismissed. The bond may be taken and approved before any judge or justice authorized to allow the appeal or writ of error.

Let the appellant have sixty days to give the bond, and file it with the clerk, upon complying with which order the motion be dismissed; otherwise, granted.


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 lux INDEx.. DWIrid oJ Oolumbica-Continued. 1'a" lien on real estate, bought in for non- payment of taxes to be enforoed by court action If not redeemed in in two years__________________ 1173 sale by collector of t1t...es under de- cree of court_________________ 1174 title to purchaser on confirmation of___________________________ 1174 newspaper publication allowed if parties not personally served___ 1174 medals to be awarded annually to two members each of police and fire de~ents fo~ conspicuously mentonous servlces___________ 15li6 committee authorized to make the awards______________________ 15li6 preference in promotions to holders of __________________________ 15li6 cost ~l ap~ropriated for___________ 15li7 Memorial to Women of the World War; addition!ll ~ount for erecting and eqwppmg 250 monument may be erected on public ~:!~":'.01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC)-~-~- 193 to Peter Muhlenberg; 81te, etc_____ 483 to Oscar S. Straus________________ 1540 to Major General Artemas Ward, for services in War oflndependence_ 689 motor vehicle permits issued free to Army, etc., enlisted men to ~lii~y_~:01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC)__ 01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 1226 park ~lice salaries to be same as of District Metropolitan police force________________________ 429 pl'Ovisions for. e~g _ C~itol Grounds, developing Mall Park- way,etc _____________________ 1694 publio schools; junior high and trade teache1'8' provisions--- 1344 reldstration of nUl'8es ____________ 1619-1622 sale deposit box or vault hired from any bank, or property may be deliver- edforsafeketlping, in the namesof two or more pe1'8ons with right of access Qr deliVery to either or survivor_____________________ 634 bank, etc., exempt from liability for permitting access or. delivery to such person or pe1'8ons ____ ____ 534 service ofwrit ofattachment OD bank, etc., holding credit or property of two or more pel'lOns, including one whose property is BOught to be attached __________ ~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 534 credit, or property to be held until action of court_______________ 634 payment, or delivery upon order of court, a complete discharge of bank/etc____________________ 634 partTarmstroBot (talk)o~oc:01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC)01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC) 634 sites for two high-temperature com- bustilJle refuse incinerators, to be acquired__________________ 1649 location, approval, etc_____________ 1649 immediate J>OI!8esBion, If condemned_ 1649 erection of mcinerators on each of the_ 1649 public notice requiring delivery of refuse,etc ___________________ 1649 disposal of refuse otherwise, unlawful 1649 penalty for violation____________ 1550 sum authorized for, etc__________ 155C plant in use to be abandoned_______ 1550 DWtrict oj Oolumbia-Continued. statue of James Cardinal GibboIUl &'J- thorized, site, etc ____________ _ streets, avenues, etc.; designated Gov- ernment land to be used for wideniqReservoir Road _____ _ Reservoir Road and Forty-fourth Street______________________ _ South Dakota Avenue, Trenton Street and Fourth Street BE ___ _ Wisconsin Avenue _____________ _ name of Railroad Avenue BE., changed to Fairlawn Avenue___ _ relocation of Michigan Avenue NE., etc_________________________ _ RStreet NW., between 38th and 39th S Str~Thtsw~l=t-of 39th-St~t::: Thirty-ninth Street NW., Reservoir Road to S Street closed; condi- tion________________________ _ submission to Congress discontinued, of report of contingent expenses__ _ employees on work for 30 days or IDore _______________________ _ failure of gas mains extensions_____ _ suits for eXll6nses restoring to grade, etc., First Street east, due to subsidence thereof by railroad tunnel construction__________ _ acceptance of amount from railroad companies in <lompromille _____ _ supplies for municipal government of, to be procured and distributea by the General Supply Com- mittee______________________ _ Uniform Fiduciaries Act provisions___ _ vocational rehabilitation of disabled residents of_________________ _ Diltrid oj Oolumbia 0004 Amendmmta, Sec. 483. CondeDU!&tion of private land for use of the District____ _ Sec. 484. Contents of rtition Sec. 484&. Selection 0 jurors by jury commission _________________ _ Sec. 486. Citation to owner; appoint- ment of jury________________ _ Sec. 486. Examinstion of property and hearings by jury _____________ _ Sec. 487. Setting aside appraisement; new jury ordered____________ _ Sec. 488. Payment of confirmed ap- Sec. 48u::f!r-~t~-oi;ct-by jury- Sec. 490. Optional acceptance of ver- dict br. the COmmissioners____ _ Sec. 491. Swts for condemning land by the United States not affected Sec. TarmstroBot (talk)--ooiri;-i-oo.:;,m: tiolllJ .fees for certificate& __ " __ _ _ Sec. 686b . U08DIeB required to CL nfer TarmstroBot (talk)-01:07, 25 September 2010 (UTC)~-~-~-TarmstroBot (talk) Sec. 386c. Action on applications for H~ _____________________ _ Sec.686d . Revocation of licenses ____ _ Sec. ti86e. "Title prohibitions_________ _ Sec.686f. Punishment for violations__ Sec. 749. Fraternal beneficial associa- tions defined, beneficiaries of death benefits extended_______ _ Sec. 764. Frateraal beneficial associa- tions, extension of associations, exempted from provisions oL__ _ 463 1341 1341 1341 1341 997 1543 890 890 890 995 995 996 398 398 1342 509 1200 1437 1437 1437 1437 1438 1438 1438 1438 1439 1439 1003 1504 1504 1504 1505 1505 1055 1021

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 INDEX. lxxxi DKmct 01 ColumlM Code Amendmem- p .. .. Continued. Sec. Ill0. - Supreme court clerk's fees DlodWaed_____________________ 410 Diatrict of ColumbiG, Colli/fling Law., re- lating to, deficie~ClY appropriation for e:q>enses of House CODlDlittee on Revision of the Laws, in completion oL_ 1608 Diatrict oj Columbia, CommiNioMr" appropriation for salaries, office of_ _ __ 1262 defiCiency -appropriation for special fund (or use of, conducting in- vestigations, etc______________ 1628 accounting_____________________ 1628 amount authorized, for Dl&intaining -_. . .- order, etc., at presidential in- augural cereDlomes, etc_ _______ ll46 area for enlarging Capitol Grounds to be transferred to Architect of the Capitol, by___________________ 1695 teInporary retention of streets and roadwars, allowed____________ 1695 authority of, m connection with cere- Dlonies at inauguration of Presi- den~ 1929___________________ 1140 authorized to discontinue 8uits for re- fund of expenses grading, etc., First Street east, due to subsi- dence by constructing railroad tunnels thereunder____________ 398 amount to be paid by railroads in relo~:TarmstroBot (talk),m-Av-e~-;;,-ir,m;f~r 398 portion to Soldiers' Home grounds, etc__________________ 11543 provisions authorizing, to settle claims and suits against the District__ ll60 District oj Columbia Code oj LaWIJ, bills relating to proposed, authorized to be printed_________________ 1007 copies of, when completed, to be con- clusive evidence of the origina.ls_ 1007 distribution of, when completed, and supplements_________________ 1007 no slip copies to be_printed 1007 to be separatepartsof Statutesat Large_ 1007 additional bound copies to be printed, etc.; distribution ______ ~______ 1008 one copy of, and SUl>.plementB to each Senator and Representative at first session of a Congress; for personaluse _________________ 1008 no Dlore than, during his tefDl of servicc______________________ 1008 additional annual appropriation for, authorized___________________ 1008 Diatrict 0/ Columbia Law., appropriation for employment by House CoDlDlittee on Revision of the Laws, of assistance in compiling and codifying; unexpended bal- ance available________________ 521 Diatrict 0/ Columbia Traffic Act, operators permits issued without charge to enlisted men of Army, etc., for operating Government ve- hicle on official business________ 1226 Diatrict Training School, D. C., appropriation for personal services. 675,1292 for maintenance, etc____________ 675,1292 for repairs, etc_________________ 675,1292 for water supply__________________ 675 for bridge across Little Patuxent ltiver_______________________ 675 DUtrict Training Sc1aoo~ D.C .- Continued. p .. . . appropriation for power house, boiler___ 675 for schoolrooms and dormitories fur- nishing, etc__________________ 675 for motor dump truck_____________ 1292 for employees' building, construction, etc__________________________ 1292 for constructing two silos__________ 1292 for purcilase of additional land_ _ _ _ _ 1292 for constructing residence for super- intendent____________________ 1292 deficienoy appro}2l"iation for outhouses_ 892 Dividends (.ee al80 Revenue Act of 1928), inforDl&tion of payments of, etc., re- quired of corporations_________ 837 licenses required for collecting payments of foreign, etc _______________ _ punishment for transacting busineas without.____________________ _ Diving, Navy, 838 838 additional pay to enlisted Dlen on duty of__ _________________________ 412 erlra for salvage operations in depths over 90 feet____________ 412 Division Avenue NE., D. C., appropriation for grading, Ames to Blaine Streets_ _______________ 655 Dixon1 1U., 63 briage authorized acroas Rock River, at Document Room, HOUIJe 0/ Reprl18entotiHB, appropriation for superintendent, El- Dler A. Lewis, aasistants, etc_ 522, 1392 Document Room, Senate, appropriation for superintendent, as- sistants,etc_______________ 617.1387 Dodge City, Kam., " deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 1667 DOm/18tic Commerca (.u also Forei- .l l1 and Domestic Commerce Bureau, Department of Comme~), appropriation for investigations, etc., of raw Dl&terisls and Dl&nufac- tures in____________________ 87,1118 Dominican RIlP1A.blic, appropriation fOl' Dlinister to _______ 65,1096 deficiency appropriation fQ1: indemnity to, for death of Juan Soriano, citizen of.___________________ 912 payDlent directed to, as indemnity for death of Juan Soriano, killed by Marine Corps airplane_ _ _ _ _ ___ 488 Dominion 0/ Canada (.ee alao Canada), appropriation for Dlinister to_______ 65, 1096 Donna Bridge Company, may bridge Rio Grande, at Donna, Tex_________________________ 1182 consent of Mexico required_________ 1182 Donna, Tex., . bridge authorized acroas Rio Grande, at___________________________ 1182 consent of Mexico required. _ __ _ __ _ _ 1182 Donora, Pa., deficiency appropriation for post office, etc. J • cODlpletion ______________ _ 32 Doorkeeper, n ouse 0/ Reprl18entativl18 appropriation for, special employee, measengers, etc ____________ 522,1392 janitors of coDlDlittees placed under, after close of COngresa. __ __ _ 522, 1392 Door-kuper, Senate (8ee Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper, Senate). Douglas, Ariz., deficiency appropriation for public buildirig_____________________ 920

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 !xxxii INDEX. Douglaa BerM NB., D. C ., hae. appropriation fop paving, etc., Queena Chapel Road to Twenty-lourth Street; from Ilasoline tax fund__ 1271 . for paving, etc., Bladenabw-g Road to South Dakota Avenue; from . gasoline tax fund_____________ 1271 Dou.-- ine,m., appropriation for investigating, treating, etc_______________________ 547, 1198 Downing, Henry F., deficlen~u:ffTarmstroBot (talk) 01:08, 25 September 2010 (UTC):TarmstroBot (talk) _f_ ?!_ TarmstroBot (talk) 908 Draft 8&ctiPe, deficiency appropriation for registration, etc., expenses____________ 49,93,1619 Dro.inage (,ee Irrigation). Dravo Contracting Company, may bridge Mississippi River, at Chester, nI__________________ 291 Drought ResiatGnt Crops, appropriAtion for breeding, etc ____ 551, 1201 Drug, m., Plo.nt8, appropriation for investigating dis- eases 01- __________________ 550,1201 for physi~logical and fermentation InvestIgations, etc., of- _ ___ ____ 550 Drug ProductB, etc., Jigriculturo.l, appropriation for biological investiga- tions, etc:,t 01- _______________ _ 1207 DrugZ... HlGllng, U. C., licenses required to practice__________ 1335 Drug8, AduUerated, etc., D. C., appropriation for detecting ________ 668,1285 DrUglI, Deleterious, etc., appropriation for suppressing traffic in, among Indiims_ ______________ 1566 Drugll,m., appropnation for investigating adulter- ations, false branding, etc., of. 566, 1217 deficiency appropriation for investigat- inB adUlterations, etc., of. _ _ ___ 14 Dry Land Fo.rming, appropriation for improving methods of________________________ 551, 1201 deficiency appropriation fo!" improving methods ef___________________ 1633 Dr'll V o.lley Gooemment Rood, Go.., amount authorized for j>&ving, from Rosa\"me, Ga., to Chickamauga, etc., Park____________________ 1305 assent to change in position of road_ _ 1305 acceptance of title to road and main- tenance by Georgia, required after completion______________ 1305 Dryden, Tex., const~ction, ~Y Air Corpl, author- Ized at_______________________ 1304 Duch6llM County, UtGl!, appropriation for aid to public schools; from Indian funds _________ 220,1581 Dulo.ney, John W., etc' l may bridge Misal88ippi River, at Helena, Ark__________________ 762 time extended for bridging Misaisaippi River, at Helena, Ark., by_____ 1529 Duluth and Superior Bridge Company may bridge Saint Louis River, ~rom Rices Point, Minn., to Connors Point, Wis___________________ 286 Duluth, Minn., appropriation for public building___ 178,1042 exchange of lots with the city_____ 178 Duluth, Minn.- -Continued. p .... granted easement over site of new publio building_ _ _____________ 601 lan18 to be given in exchange by the cUy_________________________ 601 may bridge Duluth Ship Canal_______ 116 sale of old Federal building to, on completion of new one_________ 600 Duluth Ship Co.nal, bridge authorized across, at Duluth Minn_______________________ 116 Dunbar, W. Va., br~dge authorized acrosa Kanawha River,at 981 Dunco.n Field, San Antonio, Tex., construction, for Army Air Corps, au- thorized at________________ 749,1304 Duncan Street NE., D. C., appropriation for pavIng, etc., Four- teenth to Fifteenth Streets; from gasoline tax fund_____________ 654 Dunkirk, N. Y., appropriation for public building___ 178, 1042 Dupo Bridge Company, may bridf: Mississippi River, at Caron- de t, Mo____________________ 505 time extended for bridging Misaissippi River, at Carondelet, Mo., by__ 130S Durango, COUJ., appropriation for public,building; limit of cost; court rooms to be pro- vided later________________ ___ 176 Durant, Oklo.., terms of court at____________________ 1518 Durham, N. C., terms of court at; rooms to be pro- vided_______________________ 495 "During the SUrian, " to mean 121 days___________________ 523 to mean 212 days___________________ 1393 Dutch Gr.p LighthoUlle Ruertlation, Va., portion of, transferred to Colonial Dames of America in Virginia_ 1024 Dwight P. Robinson Company Incorpor- ated, time extended for bridging Ohio River, from Maysvilla, Ky., to Aber- deen,Ohio--- 1182 E. Earned Income (11611 alIIo Revenue Act of 1928), credit allowed for, in computing income tax__________________________ 804 Earthquake Regiona, appropriation for triangulation andlevel- Easementi't~'!l::)U~'t;~TWai), 97,1127 granted across Vicksburg Military Park, Miss_________________ .:_ 434 East Alburg, Vt., bridge authorized acrosa Lake Cham- plain, at__________________ 514,1506 time extended for bridging Lake Cham- plain..! . at_ ____________________ 1533 Eaat Chico.go uompany, . acceptance· of land adjacent to Indiana Harbor Ship Canal from _____ - _ 1501 Eaat Chicago, Ind., appropriation for public building__ _ 178, 1042 acceptance of land at adjacent to Indiana Harbor CanaL________ 1501

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 INDEX. !xxxiii Bait Chicago, Ind. - Continued. pqe. bridge authorized aeross Grand Calu- met River, at______________ 114, 1168 reconstruction 0 bridge aeross Grand Calumet River, at Gary and, au- thorized_____________________ 1475 lIalt Dundee, IU:). bridge across Jfox River by, legalized__ 1478 Bfl8t Gro.nd Forks, Minn., bridge authorized aeross Red River of the North, between Grand Forks, N. Dak., and_________________ 113 Ball Lo.a Vegal, N. Mez., deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 32 Ea8t Orange, N. J., deficiency appropriation for public building at___________________ 32 East PortlGnd, Oreg., rate of Army tra.nsportation on land ~!lit f::;:_o~ __~__ _01:08, 25 September 2010 (UTC)e~ 722 East Richford, Vt., deficiency appropriation for inspection station, construction__________ 1657 Eastern Dispensary and Calualiy Hospi- tal, D. C., appropriation for care of indigent pa- tients_____________________ 674,1291 deficiency appropriation for ________ 10,1631 Ecuador, appropriation for minister to _______ 65,1096 Edinburg, Mis,., bridge authorized across Pearl River, at_ 975 Edison, Tlw1OO8 A., deficiency appropriation for commemo- rative medal issued to____ _____ 1614 gold medal to be struck, with suitable inscriptions, and presented to, commemorative of his achieve- ments, etc__________ ..;________ 1012 Education Bureau, Interior Department, appropriation for Commissioner, and office personneL ___________ 238, 1602 for general expenses, travel, distribut- ing documents, etc_________ 238, 1602 fo~ in-.estigating land grant colleges. etc _______________________ 238, 1602 for study of work of, etc., of secondary schoo~______________________ 1602 employment of specialists, etc____ 1602 for education in Alaska, under super- vision or. _________________ 239,1603 for medical relief in Alaska_____ 239,1603 for reindeer for Alaska, sales, etc_ 239, 1603 available for paying traveling ex- penses in Alaska, of new s.ppoint- ees, and chan~e of stations__ 240,1603 for printing and bIDding for _____ 202, 1564 deficiency appropriation for education of Alaskan natives_______ 19,904,937 for school and home gardening_______ 46 for buildings, etc., White Mountain and Golovin, Alaska.. __ _ __ _ _ __ _ 904 for salaries, 1929, under____________ 1683 Education, Commissioner 0/, appropriation for traveling expenses, etc_______________________ 239, 1602 for education, etc.• in Aluka under __ 239, 1603 E.fficienc1I Bureau, appropriation for Chief of, office per- sonnel, ar.d expenses _______ li76, 1233 for printing and binding for _____ 576,1233 EjJiciency Bureau-Continued. PIl,po, deficiency appropriation for actuarial da.ta, D. C. public schools, con- tract service__________________ 886 for salaries, 1929, under____________ 1675 investigations, etc;.! of, extended to District of \.iolumbia municipal government__________________ 576 to cert4fy annually with estimates, statement of savings in Gov- ernment offices, etc., resulting from surveys and recommenda- tions of._ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ 1233 statement to be included. in the Budget ____________________ ~_ 1233 Eggleston, Archie, appropriation for purchase of land for, in lieu of Indian allotment to deceased father_______________ 206 Eggner, Ferry, Ky., bri.dge authorized. across Tennessee River, at_____ ____ __ ___ _____ 144, 608 time extended for bridging Cumberland FUver,at ____________________ 1524 Egypt, appropriation for minister to_______ 65,1096 for expenses of American prisoners, etc., in ____________________ 76, 1107 Eighteenth Street NW., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Allison to Webster Street; from gaso- line tax fund_ _ ______________________ 1270 Eighteenth Street SE., D. C., appropriation for pavingl. etc., D to E Streets; from gasoline tax fund_ 654 for paving, etc..I. Massachusetts Ave- nue to D !!Street; from gaaoline tax fund____________________ 1272 Eighth Judicial Circuit, circuit jud~e residing in, previous to division thereof, assigned. as ~udge thereof.________________ 1348 within the newly created. tenth cir- cuit, assigned as judge thereof. _ 1348 proceedings pending in circuit court of appeals as previously oonsti- tuted, to continue therein, if hearing, etc., 'had been held____ 1348 if no hearing, etc., had been held, to be transferred to proper circuit_ 1348 Eighth Street NW., D. C., appropriation for paving, etc., Long- fellow Street to Marietta Place; from gasoline tax fund_________ 652 for paving), etc., Rittenhouse to Sheri- dan !!Streets; from gasoline tax fund________________________ 652 for paving, etc., Tuckerman to Under- wood Streets; from gasoline tax fund________________________ 1270 EZ Dorado, Ark., appropriation for public building______ 1042 dllficiency ap9ropriation for public building_____________________ 920 terms of court at____________________ 59 EI Paso and Juarez Traction Company, time extended for bridging Rio Grande, at El Paso, Tex., by ______ .___ _ 55 El PatiO Electric Company, time extended for bridging Rio Grande, at El Paso, Tex., by___________ 55 EZ PatiO, Te:e., appropriation for public building. _ _ __ _ 1042 deficiency appropriation for publio building__________________ ~_ _ 920

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text: Teese v. Huntingdon

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 lxxxiv INDEX. 11' Pao, Te:r. - -Continued. hp. time extended for bridging Rio Grande, at___________________________ 55 llldred, Pa., time extended for bridging Allegheny River, at_____________________ 769 Blectiom 0/ Pruidem, etc. (Bee alBo Presi- dental Elections), provisions for meeting of electors, and transmitting their votes________ 945 Bl«:toraf VoU/or Pruidenl and Vif'" Presi- dent appropriation for printing certified copies of_____________________ 71 prov\aions for certificates of electors, etc__________________________ 945 Blectric and Cable CarB, POlltal Serviu, appropriation for mail transportation by_______________________ 190,1053 Eleclric Medical EzamineTs, D. C., Board 0/, reoords, etc., of, to be delh-ered to Com- miaaion on Licensure to Practice the Healing Art______________ 1340 El6ctric Plants, etc., Army, appropriation for maintenance, etc_ 837, 1360 Electrical Depart1Mflt, D. C., appropriation for salaries_ _ _ _ _____ 659, 1275 for contingent "expenses, supplies, etc _______________________ 659, 1275 for placing wires underground, etc_ 659, 1275 for police patrol, and tire alarm systems __________________ 659,1275 amount for improving poliee patrol system in fifteenth precinct , appropriated_________________ 1276 for lightina eXpenses ___________ 659, 1275 Bolling Field air mail light.; part of cost____________________ 659,1276 for motor vehioles, traffio eignals, etc_______________________ 660,1276 for improving police patrol system in fifteenth precinct___________ 660 for addition to storehou&e__________ 660 deficiency appropriation for aalaries, 1929________________________ 1692 Elephant Rocka, Oreg., granted Oregon for park purposes_____ 148 EliUJlJdA Cit1/, N. C., terms of court at____________________ 495 Elizabeth, N. J., ~n # " enlarging, etc., post " office building________________ 178 Elk Poinl, S. D.'Ik., preliminary examination, of Miaaouri River at, for flood controL_____ 1164 Elk RiDer, bridge authorised across, between Lauderdale and Limestone Counties, Ala_________________ 100 Elliott, 11. M., may bridge Ohio River, at Ravenswood, W. Va_______________________ 317 Elli8 IBland Immigranl Station, N. Y., appropriation for remodeling, repairs, etc_________________________ 107 BlUberg, 1IdVXJrd, Naool Comtrudor, appointment ofJ • as lieutenant com- mander, !'laval Reserve, author- ised, for meritorious services in salvage of Shipe S-4 and 8-61. __ 1228 to be an additional number_________ 1228 JIllaworlA, Uneofn, deficiency appropriation for expenaes of 1614 awarding gold medalto_______ _ Elmira, N. Y., appropriation for extending publio Ely, cf;;-.i>~:A~ri,- deficiency appropriation for reimburse- 178 ment to, for 1088 of personal prop- erty________________________ _ 35 Embaslliu, appropriation for clerks at _________ 65,1096 deficiency appropriation for clerks at. _ 48 for interpretors to___ _ ______ ______ 48 Emergenciu, Foreign Service, appropriation for unforseen ________ 68,1099 Emergency Boards, Railway Labor Act, appropriation for, appointed by the Preaident____________________ 1232 Emergency Fund, D. C., appropriation for expenses under___ 651,1268 Emergency Hospital, D. C., appropriation for care of indigent pa- tients_____________________ 674,1291 deficiency aj>propriation for____ 10,892,1631 Erriergency_ Ojficers Retired Lists, Army, Navy, and Marine CorPl, . appropriation for administrative ex- r:=~_~:__TarmstroBot (talk) 01:08, 25 September 2010 (UTC): __01:08, 25 September 2010 (UTC)~ 1245 for death or disability cODlpensation_ 1246 officers who served in the World War other than as of Regular Army, etc., having incurred disability not leBS than 30 per cent perma- nent, to be placed upon the_ ___ 735 given rank held wnen discharged} and same privileges of Regular Army officers, etc., retired for physical disability ____ ___ ______ __ ____ _ 735 entitled to hospitalizationl.. etc., authorized by Veterans' lSureau, and retired pay at 75 per cent of pay at time of diachar~_______ 735 payment s61ely from military and naval compensation fund of Vet- erailll' Bureau; exception _ _ _ ___ 735 persons of similar service, with disa- bility of leBS than 30 but more than 10 per cent perma- nent, to be placed on list, but without retired pay___________ 735 entitled to compensation, etc., of offic~rs retired for physical disa- bility________________________ 735 lists of, to be published annually in Army and Navy Registers______ 735 application for benefits of, to be made in 12 months_ ________________ 736 register to be kept; period of "World War" defined.___ _______ ______ 736 Emery River, bridge authorized acrcias, at Suddathe Ferry, Tenn__________________ 505 Employees' A8Bociatiom, exempt from income tu_____________ 813 Employees' Compemation Commi8aion, appropriation for Commissioners, and office personneL ___________ 577,1235 for contingent expenses _________ 577,1235 for printing and binding for _____ 677,1235 for allowances from compensation fund ___________________ '577, 1235 enforcing recoveries __________ 578,1235 deficiency appropriation for office per- sonnel, etc_____________ "_ _ _ _ _ 5 for contingent expenses ____ ._ __ _ __ _ 5 for printing and binding ___________ 5, 886

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title: Talk:Teese v. Huntingdon