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` FIFTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Suse. II. Ch. 2509. 1907. 1087 Improvgng Vlgthlagoocheei) River, Florida, inedaciprdance with the u'¥g¤°°°°°h°° 1*** report su mitte in ouse ocument Number our hundred a d ’ ` eightythree, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session, following1E0n3e gc ,"tsixty-givpv thousand fpcur hundred dollars: Provided, That the £g'{f,€fé,,_ cre ary o ar may en r into a contract or contracts or suc materials and work as_may be necessary to complete the dproject, to be paid for as appropriations may from t1me to time be ma e by law, not toefcceed ll; ph e aggregagle one hulngred aknd fifty thousanld dollars, exc usive o e amounts erein an ereto ore appropriate . Improving Manatee River Florida: Completing improvement and ““”“*°° RiV°'·““· for maintenance, seventy thousand seven hundred and ten dollars. ImprovingnApalachicola River, Florida, including the cut-off and €,;{P';l{h*°°’“R*'”· ' lower Chipo River and the upper Chipola River from Mariana to its ' mlouth: (Cgngnuiug improvement and for maintenance, twenty-ve thousand dollars. ~ Improving Choctawhatehee River, Florida and Alabama, including mcboplzawiaaglim Cypress To;} outlet: Continuing improvement and formaintenance, ten V"' °'”° ' thousand do lars. Improving Holmes River Florida from Vernon to its mouth: Con- H°l“‘°*‘ R"’°'#*"“*· tinuing improvement and fdr maintenance, two thousand dollars. _ IluEprovingwBlackwEtert}hiver,d5l<Kida: Continuing improvement m§l‘°k"“*“" R“'°'· an or ma1n nance, ve thousand dollars. Im roving Escambia and Conecuh rivers Florida and Alabama: E’°“'”"*“ ““§_‘f,°“‘ Contirduin im rovement and for maintenance: fifteen thousand dollars. TG? mm Fl ud g P , , . For the removal of water hyacnnth from the navigable waters of the m‘f“‘°’ "Y“°“'“'· State of Florida, so far as it is or may become an obstruction to navi— Removing. gation, fifteen thousand dollars: Provided, That no chemical process mhou injurious to cattle which may feed upon the water hyacinth s all be ° ` used. Improving harbor at Mobgce, Alabama:hContinuing (improvepiept ”°"“°·’“"· and for maintenance in acco ance wit the recommen ation o the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Htzrbors cpeated by secltionitheee og V°‘·“2·P·“”· the river and harbor Act of June irteent nineteen un re an two, in its report printed in House Document,Numbered Six hundred and forty-seven, Fiftyminth Congress, first session, two hundred _ thousand dollars: Provided, That not more than ten thousand dollars §,{j,_';;’;',‘{,,,m_ of such amount may, in the discretion of the Secretary of War, be used in the removal of dead heads, sunken logs, and other obstructions arising from the fresbets on tpevéivers entering Mobile Bay: Ihmprded com ts. ' ··¢/ n- That the Secretary o ar may enter into a contract or con- ’°° {mot; for such materials and work as may be necessary to prosecute the irn,prove(;ner}rt, 20 be for asdapppgpriations ntgayhfronaltinpe tg t' e e ma e cy aw, no· o excee in e aggrega ree un re ami sixty thousand dollars, exclusive of the amounts herein and heretofore appropriated: And({rrovz`ded_further, That so much as may be Dredge auaimmeu. necessary may be expende in the construction of a dredge for said h be . ulnqiroving Mobile bar, Alabama: Continuing improvement and for M¤¤¤¤ ¤¤r· Me maintenance, fifty thousand dollars. ‘ _ _ _ Improving Alabama River, Alabama: bontmuing improvement and M¤¤¤¤¤¤R¤v¤r.·¤¤· for maintenance, two hundred thousand dollars. · 1 Imprognnggonecuh Rl\’0F,tr¥8b8{)D8, glngccolrdanleetyvithi gif? report <><>¤¤¤¤¤ Riv¤¤A ¤· b tt i use ocumen . um ere ne un re an y-nine Fif§};nii1thn(Co(£n)g{:ss, iirst Session: Completing improvement, thirty; t · o rs. Onigmpggzinlg Black \\[arrior, Warrior, and Tombigbee rivers, Ala- r,£l¤;=t;¥Vg,*;¤lg;,g; bama, by the construction of locks and dams, three undred and hfty nvemnxu. thousand dollars: Provided, That the Secretary of War may enter into érgmermis a contract or contracts for such materials and work as may beneces- “ ’“° · sarv to prosecute said improvement, to be paid for as appropriations