356 FIFTY-THIRD CON GBESS. Sess. II. Ch. 299. 1894. m“°'* m'°'·m°**· _ Improving Black River, at Port Huron, Michigan: Continuing improvement up to Washington avenue, four thousand dollars. Improving mouth of Black River, Michigan: Continuing improvement, our thousand dollars. ' cnnwnn1m·,mcn. Improving Clinton River, Michigan: Continuing improvement, five thousand dollars. mugs Rivor,Hich. himprogigg Rouge River, Michigan: Continuing improvement, five thousand ollars. · - D¤•¤¢•M¤v¤r.1¤¤h- Improving Detroit River, Michigan, by removal of shoals from the
of Detroit to Lake Erie: Continuing improvement, thirty thousand
o ars. Alpena unter, Improving Alpena Harboi Michigan: Continuing improvemen four md" thousand dollars ’ nx;*:¤y°¤Ir;kK§W*· Improving thewater communication across Keweenaw Point, Lake mi-. Y ° °"° Superior, from Keweenaw Bay to Lake Superior, in the State of Mich. igan, inéwgordance with the existing project, one hundred and thirty thousand ollars. msg? Josoph River. H gmlproylizg Joseph River, Michigan: Continuing improvement, v un 0 s. W§g·i1•P¤v¤ River- Improving Chippewa River, including Yellow Banks, Wisconsin: ' Continuing improvement, including a suriqey of the river for two miles south of the Dells Dam ten thousand dollars. ‘ ’°* mm- Wi'- Improving Fox Rivei, Wisconsin: Continuing improvement, thirty- seven thousand five hundred dollars, of which twenty-five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, may be used for work m the harbor of Fond dn Lac, Wisconsin, and approaches thereto; of which said sum, two thousand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as shall be necessary, shall be used in the removal of the bar that exists at the intersection of Fox River with Big Lake Buttesdesmorts, and five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, may be used in erecting, operating, and maintaining on the Menasha dam P _ slash_ boards to be so adjusted as to raise said dam one foot in height: umingsm. Prorzded, however, That said dam shall not be raised it} in the judgment of the engineers or the Secretary of War, there is any possibility of any damage whatsoevgr being indicted upon any private property by How- _ _ age of water or otherwise.
dC{g;u_R*'°'· I I1nproving:Sfaintg1roix Riyer,I¥Visconsin and Minnesota: Continuing
nmprovemen our ousant c dollars. MQ:§¤:$·ig¤i_ Ri"··*· Improving’Menolminee Rigepi Michigan and Wisconsin: Continuing 'improvement, six t onsand dollars. sm pon nn; nd Improving Sturgeon Bay and Luke Michigan Ship Canal: Continui L'" *f‘°*"*‘°" °‘“'“1‘ improvement, twenty thousand dollars. ng
EK: ¤f wv liirpiéiyirig {tied River gflphe North, Minnesota: Continuing improvemen , een ousanc dollars.
“‘H{{j¤¤°I**'°'·I¤*l- C Improving \Vabash liiyier, gidiunadapcllIllinois, above Vincennes: on mnin g improvemen ve thousand e dollars. ` Improving Wabash River, Indiana and Illinois, below Vincennes: _ _ _ Continuing improvement, fiftcen thousand dollars. “‘"'° R“°"- '¤"· _ Improving Whitegiver, Iradiapgz Congréuipg improvement, including a resnrvey o sax river ve thousand dollars. M_<j¤mi=¤¤¤ 1**** ¤¤·l· lmproving Calumet River: Indiana and Illinois: Continuing improvement, forty-five thousand dollars, of which thirty-five thousand dollars isim to lie! upedkbelow the lforks of the river and ten thousand dollars a ve e or s to one-ha `mi e east of Hammond. ¤“¤··*¤ Rivet U1- H Iinprovingl ltllipois River, Illinois: Continuing improvement, thirty- _ _ _ _ ve thousand dollars. g,Lu}‘F;;“a,f*“‘* Mmm' For construction of the Illinois and Mississippi Canal: Continuing I Rx cogstructionponle linndred and ninety thousand dollars. We `*¤r· o muc o the owa River within the State of Iowa as lies bet ¤.€°i§h,°i.;°_°lmd °°° the town of Toolsboro and the town of Wapello, in the county of Lo:?;:? shall not be deemed a navigable river or public highway, but dams and bridges may be constructed across it.
