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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States for the fsseal year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward.
13, 406, 969 75 6& 0?4, 132 83
Page.
189 Compensation of clerks in the land office at Kickapoo,
Kansas, in accordance with the act approved August
18, 1856, as per act February 19, 1861
3, 553 00
189 Surveviug in Louisiana at augmented rates, acts March
3, 1851 and 1855.
4& 861 53
189 Refunding money where certain lands have been
entered at the land office in the Greensburg (late St.
Helena) land district, Louisiana
189 Surveying the public lands in Oregon, to be disbursed
at the rates now authorized bylaw, act March 3, 1859.
190 Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of Oregon during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1859, per act May 24, 1860
190 For defraying the expenses of a geological reconnoissance
and explorations in Oregon and Washington Terri-
406 25
16& 896 16
V, 948 33
tories over and above the appropriations of March
3, 1853 and 1855, per act March 2, 1860
3, 574 VO
190 Surveying township and subdivision lines, estiruatcd
at 4, 920 miles, in Washington Territory, at a rate
not exceeding $12 pcr mile.
21, 883 75
190 Surveying standard and meridian lines in Washington
Territory, an estimated distance of 500 miles
9, 470 14
191 Surveying the public lands in Washington Territory
at the rates now authorized bylaw, act June 25, 1860 10&488 56
191 Surveying the necessary base, meridian, stander&l
parallel, township, and section lines in New Mexico,
act August 4, 1854
8, 980 43
191 Surveying such of the private laud claims in New
Mexico as have been confirmed by Congress, includin «
expenses incurred by the surveyor general, &c 3, 855 25
191 Surveying the base, principe, l meridian, correction of
parallels, township, and section lines in Utah Territory
at augmented rates
1& 939 68
191 Preparing the unfinishe records of public aud private
surveys, to be transferred to the State authorities,
in those districts where the surveys are about beiug
completed
3& 616 81
191 An act to authorize the President of the United States,
in conjunction with the State of Texas, to run and
mark the boundary lines between the Territories of
the United States and the State of Texas, approverl
June 5, 1858
5, 000, 00
192 Running and marking that part of the western boundary
of Minnesota, which is not defined by the natural
landmarks, estimated at a distance of 130 miles,
per act March 3, 1859
842 52
192 Expenses of running and marking the boundary line
between the United States and Mexico
725 96
189 Expenses iucurred in the analysis of eighty-eight
specimens from different localities of soils, coals,
and ores, and preparation of the final report for
publica, tion, act 5larch 2, 1861.
6, 984 50
189 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to supply such
newly created ofhces, &c. , with full sets of the
Statutes a, t Large
42 00
193 Suppression of the slave trade
120, 261 15
Carried forward . . . . . . . . . . $13, 637, 800 47 6& 074& 132 83