SECRETARY OF WAR-Continued. to appoint seventy additional clerks for Surgeon-General's Office, to be em- ployed on pension cases..
and ten for office of Chief of Ordnance to appoint hospital stewards.........
may detail twenty enlisted men for Sur- geon-General's Office...
in making reductions to retain enlisted men and discharged soldiers....
to refund tonnage dues when exacted con- trary to treaty stipulations may remit additional duty secured by bond, &c., on failure to transport goods in bond from one district to another. may allow compensation to informers, &c., of violations of customs laws, and shall report same to Congress. to require proof in cases where no judi- cial proceedings are had before allow- ing compensation...
powers and duties of, for relief of persons charged with incurring fines, &c., under customs laws....
may remit fines, &c., as under former laws..
applicants for remission to notify dis- trict attorneys
to regulate bonded warehouses, general stores, &c......
to require general-order warehouses to be near landings
to let public cartage to lowest bidder, sub- ject to regulations, &c....
may appoint inspectors of customs at pay of less than $3 a day....
may increase pay of night inspectors, of cus- toms
may appoint deputy collector for Lake Charles, La
to place enlisted men so as to entitle them to promotion..
prohibited from paying additional compen-
to reduce number of temporary clerks............ may furnish arms and ammunition to de- partments to protect public property. to take possession, manage, and keep in re- pair Louisville and Portland Canal. may make rules respecting bids for con- tracts, require bonds of bidders, &c. to establish a military post at or near Mus- selshell River, in Montana...
to sell Fort Logan reservation.... in contracts for public improvements to give preference to materials of domes- tic manufacture, and all labor thereon to be done in United States..... to cause sunken vessels obstructing navi- gation to be removed, &c to make frequent inquiries as to necessity, economy, &c., of disbursements by officers of Army, and report thereon annually to Congress...
to include in annual estimate an estimate for National Home for Disabled Vol- unteers...
special, for payment of balance of part-paid letters by mail
how punished..............
penalty for not canceling, and for reusing, &c
special, for departments, to be made.....
how obtained by heads of departments. 245, 602 STATE DEPARTMENT (See Secretary of
Third Assistant Secretary, appointment and salary
Secretary may prescribe duties of assistant secretaries, Solicitor &c., of.... fee for issue of passports to be collected at. except of colored citizens going to Brazil for certain purposes
commercial reports printed by, may be sold. library of, not subject to certain restrictions as to binding.
claims of Chinese indemnity fund in, may be determined by Court of Claims...
STATES (See the several States), courts in, may have jurisdiction of debts due bankrupt's estate in certain
laws of, giving remedies for improvements by occupants of land under color of title adjudged invalid to apply in Federal courts
public property declared felony, &c...... concealers and receivers of stolen property,
may be tried before or after principal... or injuring, &c., books, pamphlets, &c., in Library of Congress or in any public library in District of Columbia or belonging to United States.
STEAM VESSELS (See Vessels), amount of steam pressure allowed to those used only for towing or carrying freight on Mississippi River. aliens who have declared intention to be- come citizens, &c., may be licensed to serve as pilots and engineers on .. engaged in coasting trade not subject to provisions of shipping commissioners' act, with certain exceptions
STEEL, machine for testing, to be set up by Secre- tary of War for use by all persons on payment of fees
STILLS, manufacture of wooden, by distillers for their own use does not require pay- ment of special tax..........
STOCKHOLDERS (national banks),
may be transferred by Commissioner.. duties of, may be united with that of gauger in one office....
previous attachments, bonds, &c., to re-
stores for sale to Army may be purchased
from appropriation for subsistence.. proceeds of sale not to be covered into Treasury, &c
and ammunition.. head-money collected by, prior to January 1, 1877, not to be recovered back. quarantine laws, &c., not to be interfered with..
salary of, and of officers and clerks in office of to make plans, &c., of public buildings be- fore any money is expended, &c.... SUPERVISING INSPECTOR OF
not to collect on agriculture..
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