FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. C11. 143. 1883. 609 To continue tide observations on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, two _Tid·¤1 °b¤¤¤‘V¤- thousand dollars. *‘°”°· To continue magnetic observations on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, M¤g¤¤ti<= ¤b¤¤r— two thousand seven hundred dollars. "°“°“°· To continue gravity experiments, three thousand dollars. Gravity cxp<>ri— . lll8D To make special hydrographic examinations for the Coast Pilot, three HY!¤’¢>_z¤‘¤Pbi<¤ thousand dollars. °““““*‘*‘°"“· For compilation of data for a general map of the United States, two Mw ¤f U¤i¢<>d thousand seven hundred dollars. S““°“· For continuing the survey of the coast of California, namely: For _0¤¤•i=<>f Califortopography from San Diego (False Point) towards San Luis Bay; from “”· Morro Rock to San Simeon; from Point Piedras Blancas to Cape San Martin, nine thousand dollars. ` For primary triangulation from Point Sal northward; from Table Mountain southward; and from Trinidad Head to the Oregon line, eighteen thousand dollars. ' For hydrography off the same coast, seven thousand dollars. . For continuing the survey of the coast of Oregon, namely: Topog- Coastoforegon. raphy from Umpquah River northward, including survey of Siuslaw entrance, Coos Buy, and onshore hydrography, and completion of survey of Columbia River and Willamette River to the head of ship navigation, nine thousand dollars. For continuing the survey of the coast of Washington Territory, _W¤shi¤gton'1‘ernamely: Continuing the triangulation, topography, and hydrography "*°'Y· of Fuca Strait, nve thousand three hundred dollars. For completing the survey of Puget Sound, nve thousand four hun- Puget Sound. dred dollars. " · For examinations and surveys of such passages, anchorages, and Mash- ‘ harbors on the coast of Alaska as may be deemed most needful, seven thousand two hundred dollars. For tide observations on the Pacino coast, two thousand dollars. ti Tidatl observe , 0]] 0 6. For magnetic observations on the Pacino coast, twothousand dollars. edits mnt. For gravity observations on the Pacino coast, one thousand dollars; and for objects not hereinbefere named that may be deemed urgent, ten thousand dollars; and ten peroentum of the foregoing amounts shall he available, interchangeably, for expenditure on the 'objects For furnishing points for State surveys, sixteen thousand dollars. Points nu- lute For transcontinental geodetic work, thirty thousand dollars, including line of leveling between Atlantic and Pacino Oceans. ‘ For pay of onicers continuously employed, one hundred and twenty- Salaries. four thousand nine hundred and nfty dollars, as follows: ‘ For pay of superintendent, six thousand dollars. Superintendent_ For pay ofsix assistants, at rates between three thousand dollars summa, and and four thousand dollars per annum, twenty one thousand twohun- Wimdred dollars. _ For pay of nineteen assistants, at rates between two thousand dollars and two thousand nine hundred dollars, per annum, forty-three thousand dollars. For pay of twenty-one assistants, at rates between one thousand nve hundred dollars and one thousand nine hundred dollarsper annum, thirty-six thousand dollars. · For pay of nine sub-assistants, at rates between one thousand one hundred dollars and one thousand four hundred dollars per annum, eleven thousand two hundred and nfty dollars. For pay of nine aids, at rates between seven hundred and twenty dollars and nine hundred dollars per annum, seven thousand nve hundred dollars. For pay of office force, one hundred and twenty-eight thousand nve xxx1-—-39
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