Hearings Before Subcommittee of House Committee on Appropriations, Consisting of Messrs. Holman, Sayers, Breckinridge (KY.) Cogswell, and Bingham, in Charge of Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill for 1894 |
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1st of December additional Aggregate amount ex appro appropriation Attorney-General attorneys Baltimore Benicia Arsenal bill BINGHAM Building not begun Burglary Cape Charles Cape Charles quarantine Capt Chesapeake Bay cholera clerks COGSWELL committee Completed and occupied Congress court-house and post-office custom-house DASKAM December 13 December 31 deficiency division drawings Eleventh Census employés estimate expenditure expenses fish Fishermans Island FLAGLER Government HERSHLER hundred dollars increase July June 30 laborers limit of cost MAHAN marine hospital Marys River MCDONALD MENDENHALL MILLER months mortgages naphtha necessary North Dakota Ohio paid pended on account PERLEY Port Townsend present fiscal priations printing Prof purchase quarantine station repairs salaries SAYERS scribed limit Secretary Sketch plans statement statistics sundry civil Superintendent surveys Third district court thousand dollars tion Total transferred to surplus unexpended balance United vessels Washington WYMAN
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