1368 sxxrinsixrn coxennss. Sess. III. cn. 161. 1921. mggysuw D°P*“*· TREASURY DEPARTMENT. P“b“° b“M“‘S‘ rtmmo nrrrnnmos, ooxsrnocriox AND nnxr. ’ii?§‘€l°dm’L°' Alexandria, Louisiana: For additional for rent of temporary quarters for the accommodation of Government officials and moving .. ex enses incident thereto, $5,000. §$£}l1`.ii?61§8ww' glonolulu, Hawaii, post office, courthouse, and customhouse: For , completion, $531.29. _ _ _ _ c,,l§§,'§°€§§§§§§?"” Remodeling, and so forth, public buildings: For remodeling, enlar , and extending completed and occupied public buildmgs, incln§@ any necessary and incidental additions to or changes in _ mechanical equipment thereof so as to provide or make available mmm additional space in emergent cases, not to exceed an aggregate of $30,000 at any one building, $380,000. “"·"“°"°“P“““· MARINE HOSPITALS. C°“°· HL Cairo, Illinois: For repairs to building and mechanical equipment, $25,000. M§";f‘,a¤S;,‘$§§§§;_ N‘ Fort Stanton, New Mexico, Sanatcrium: For alterations, repairs, and improvements to certain buildings as may be necessary properly Louisvme Ky to maintain this plant, $20,000, _ _ _ ’ Louisville, Kentucky: For imlprovements and repairs, including Home Ah installation of two new boilers an repairs to stack, $10,000. ' Mobile, Alabama: For furnishing and installing refr¥erating gpparatus, elevator, entire new steam-heating system, comp ete new -1-a equipment, together with certain alterations and repairs to building and mechanical eqpipment as may be necessary properly to _ _ modernize and eqiigputhis p ant, $30,000. S‘*“ F“‘“""°°¤ °°“" San Francisco, C omia: For alterations, painting, and repairs to buildings, mechanical equipment, and so forth, relocating and improving certain outbuildings, rat·proofing certain buildings, and repairing an _ improving approaches, all as may be necessary proper y to modemize and eq1n%_t is plant, $15,000. S“"“°‘°“’N"‘ Stapleton, New crk: For alterations, repairs, painting, and improvementsto buildings, mechanical equipment, and approaches, also for emotion of minor outbuildings for storage urposes, as may H mls to dis be necessary properly to modernize and equip this pl)ant, $15,000.
,,,_,,_, Sjmmf To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to continue in effect the
m§;,*&Q)d,${{ggLI{°':{{’,; rovisions of section 2 of the Act entitled "An Act to authorize the same;) lm of the 'Ilreasnry to provide hospital and sanatorium facilities °‘ "" for disc a§ed sick and disabled sol iers, sailors, and marincS," approved arch 3, 1919, not to exceed an aggregate of $50,000 at any one station, $300,000. Q““"“‘“”°"°“°"’· quanawnxn srarrons. S:"°£‘;;";L°n_ Cape Fear, North Carolina: For launch shelter at wharf, $500. ¤¤F1£?.m. The foregoingbwork under "Marine Hospita1s" and "Qum·antine Stations/’ shall e pieirformed under the supervision and direction of the Supervising Arc tect of the Treasury. b $' public PUBLIC BUILDINGS, REPAIRS, EQUIPMENT, Asp (;E;~;ERAL Expgyggs, Re and - naeirlln pim RgYBgjrS and preservation: _For repairs and preservation Of all comp ted and occupied public buildings and the grounds thereof, under the control of the Treasury Department, and for who partitions and flv scmens therefor, Government wharves and piers under the control of the Treasury Department, together with the necessary °’““·*"·"“· dredging adiacent thereto, buildings and wharf at Sitka, Almka, and
