1208 FIFTY-FIFTH ooucnnss. sms. 111. cn. 426. 1899. M*¤·= ¤U•¤·°¤¤ im rovement to wit that the said Christian M. Kirkpatrick shall keep °mm°-c°°“"°d` in ifepair the portionyof the said Cliiford avenue belonging to the United States for five years from the completion of the work for the payment of which provision i hereinbefore made without additional cost to the Government. · To Mrs. Emma D. Larsh, of Denver, Colorado, the sum of eight hundred and sixteen dollars, being the amount paid by her on final desert entry numbered two hundred and thirteen, February twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-tive, at the Cheyenne (Wyoming) land · office, for the whole of section nine, township twenty-four north, range sixty-eight west, six degrees postmeridian, in the State of Wyoming, and relinquished by her January thirteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and entry canceled by the General Land Office February fifth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and subsequently entered by other parties; and to Charles M. Larsh, of Denver, Colorado, the sum of eight hundred and sixteen dollars and ninety-eight cents, being the amount paid by the said Larsh on final desert entry numbered two hundred and twelve, February twenty-fitth, anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty-five, at the Cheyenne (Wyoming) land office, for the whole of section three, township twenty-four north, range sixty- eight west, of the sixth principal meridian, and relinquished by him January thirteenth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, said entry being canceled by the General Land Office February ilfth, eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and subsequently entered by other parties, who paid the Government the full value for the land, and to whom the patent was issued. To John Little and Hobart Williams, of Omaha, Nebraska, the sum of one thousand four hundred and twenty-three dollars and seventy- five cents, being the amount due them as reported by the Courtof Claims. , To the administrator of George McA]pin, deceased, the sum of one thousand dollars, in full for the said McAlpin’s claim on account of moneys collected from him while acting as sutler, Pennsylvania cavalry, during the years eighteen hundred and sixty-two, eighteen hundred and sixty~three, eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and eighteen hundred and sixty-tive, at the United States custom-house at Baltimore, Maryland, to pay the sum of three per eentum on the value of all the supplies shipped to him during said years within the lines of the Army. To Stephen Duncan Marshall and George M. Miller, executors of Levin R. Marshall, deceased, of Adams County, Mississippi, for stores and supplies, five thousand six hundred and nineteen dollars. To Pearson C. Montgomery, of Memphis, State of Tennessee, the sum of three thousand two hundred dollars, compensation for all claims connected with the steamer New National, and its use while in the service of the United States upon the Mississippi River and its tributaries prior to the twenty-iirst day of March, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-three. To the administrator of the estate of William Moss, deceased, late of Arkansas, the sum of fourteen thousand dollars, for the benefit of the heirs at law of said deceased, for extra services in transporting the United States mails from Washington, Arkansas, to Clarksville, Te and back three times a week, from July first, eighteen hundred dbd nity-four, until June thirticth, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, route seven thousand six hundred, which services were not provided for in his contract. To Edward H. Murrell the sum of one thousand four hundred and nine dollars and thirty-four cent§ said amount having been collected by the Treasury agents of the nited States from property in New Orleans, Louisiana, belonging to said Murrell, and by them··turned over to the Treasury Department. To Mrs. Susan Murphy Nelson, of Decatur, Alabama, the sum of five thousand dollars, for the use and destruction of the building and other property on her farm in Decatur, Alabama, by the military forces of the United States during the late civil war.
