FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS. SEss. I. Ch. 1126. 1890. 511 are hereby authorized hereafter in the settlement of the accounts of the collector of customs at the (port of New York to allow payments for salaries of two additional eputy surveyors at the rate of“two Additional deputy thousand five hundred dollars each per annum, and for one addi- §g'°” *****1 *1***** tional deputy naval officer at the rate of two thousand five hundred ` dollars per annum. And such clerks and inspectors of customs as the Secretary of the Treasury may designate for the purpose shall be authorized to administer oaths, such as deputy collectors of cus- 0¤¤=¤- toms are now authorized to administer, and no compensation shall be Ipaid or charge made therefor. ELIEE OF SAMUEL HEIN: The accounting officers of the Treasury Ssmue1Hein. are authorized and directed to pass to the credit of the account of °‘““‘*““°°°““*“°’· - Samuel Hein, deceased, late disbursing agent of the Coast Survey, certain vouchers known as the De Haven vouchers, heretofore suspended aglainst the accounts of the said Hein, amounting to one thousand two undred and eighty-five dollars and eighty-five cents, and to make the necessary transfers on the books of the Treasury to close the account of the said disbursing agent; and the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized and directed to pay to the legal representatives of the said Samuel Hein the salary earned by and retained from him against said vouchers. RELIEF or MAx PRACHT: To authorize the accounting officers of huhwhgb the Treasury to allow the following amount, which will not involve °"°°° ’ any expenditure of moneys from the Treasury, on account of expenses of collecting the revenue from customs, eighteen hundred and ninety: Max Pracht, collector of customs, Alasdxa: For salary for services rendered by L. M. Churchhill as watchman at Wran el, Alaska, in August, eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, prior to date of official oath, twenty-four dollars. RELIEF or A. K. DELANEY: To re-imburse A. K. .Delaney, late gglhggsggéut collector of customs, Alaska, for amount deposited in excess of col- ’ lections for wharfage, August sixth, eighteen hundred and eighty- nine, ten dollars. . RE-IMBURSEMENT or Nonrn DAKoTA: To enable the Secretary of Nmh D=¥<>°¤· the Treasury to pay to the State of North Dakota, to re-imburse that State for moneys advanced in excess of the amount appropriated by Congress to defray the expenses of the constitutional convention convention oxheld at Bismarck, in said State, in July and August, eighteen hun- ¤’°”°°* dred and eighty-nine, ten thousand eight hun red and fifty-four dollars and seventy-one cents. . RE-IMBURSEMENT or SOUTH DAKOTA: To enable the Secretary of S<>¤¤¤ D¤¤¤>¤¤ the Treasury to pay to the State of South Dakota, to re-imburse hat State for°moneys expended in paying the expenses of the constitutional convention held therein in September, eighteen hundred and Convention oneighty-five, which constitution was re-adopted by the people of said *’°““°‘* ° State under the rovisions of the act of ebruary twenty-second, eighteen hundred) and eighty-nine, fourteen thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine dollars an eighty cents. RE-ImnUnsEMEI~rT or THE STATE or WASHINGTON: To enable the W¤¤i¤8*°¤· Secretary of the Treasury to pay to the State of Washington, to reimburse that State for moneys expended in paying the expenses of the constitutional convention, held there in Ju y and August, Convention oneip hteen hundred and eighty-nine, six thousand and seventy-six P¤¤*¤· d<§lars and twenty-seven cents That hereafter the Secretary of the Treasury shall include in his Postal annual report, in the statements of actual and estimated receipts and fm‘{°n;';‘j}§§,ep§‘,,?“‘ expenditures of the Government, the revenues from and expenditures on account of the postal service. _ I To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to appoint a commission mg¤¤;¤¤¤3;j¤:jlg&¤ <>¤ of scientific or mechanical experts to report on the best method of °S — safe and vault construction, with a view of renewing o'i· improvin the . vault facilities of the Treasury Departmentjthree thousand do§ars.
