Hearings Before Subcommittee of House Committee on Appropriations, Consisting of Messrs. Hemenway, F. H. Gillett, Washington Gardner, Benton, and Pierce, in Charge of Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill for 1906U.S. Government Printing Office, 1905 - 340 pages |
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ACKER Amount appropriated Amount appropriation asked authority to date authorized by act awarded in excess Balance remaining unappropriated barracks BENTON bill BOWERS Bureau Captain SEBREE CHAIRMAN clerk coal Colonel BROMWELL Colonel CLAY Colonel LOCKWOOD Colonel RUHLEN Congress construction Contingencies contract court COURT-HOUSE CROZIER Department District of Columbia Doctor WYMAN Dredging ending June 30 engine estimate expenditure authorized expenditures before June expenses FIMPLE fiscal Fort Leavenworth fund GARDNER GILLETT GLOVER Government Home hospital House Howard University increase January 26 June 13 June 30 light-house lignites Limit of cost Limit of expenditure Major BELLINGER Major BORDEN Major HARRIS maps MCMAHON Mount Washburne necessary the appropriation paid park plant Present unexpended balance Probable expenditures purchase RATHBUN repairs River road salaries San Francisco mint SARGENT Secretary statement superintendent tion TITTMANN Treasury United States mint UNITED STATES POST-OFFICE WALCOTT Yes June Yes Mar
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