The Abridgment ... Containing the Annual Message of the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress ... with Reports of Departments and Selections from Accompanying Papers |
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Page 103
Thus certain avenues and streets have been im- proved and lighted at the cost of the general government , while others of equal importance have been improved and lighted at the expense of the individuals owning property upon them .
Thus certain avenues and streets have been im- proved and lighted at the cost of the general government , while others of equal importance have been improved and lighted at the expense of the individuals owning property upon them .
Page 104
ment and lighting of streets and avenues , and the support of a general police force , be discontinued , as also all special appropriations for objects properly falling under the immediate control of the city authori- ties , or of the ...
ment and lighting of streets and avenues , and the support of a general police force , be discontinued , as also all special appropriations for objects properly falling under the immediate control of the city authori- ties , or of the ...
Page 164
... avenues , streets , bridges , & c . , under his charge ; recommends the continuation of the appro- priation for ... the opening of Sixth street through the mall ; an appropriation for painting the monuments erected to the memory of ...
... avenues , streets , bridges , & c . , under his charge ; recommends the continuation of the appro- priation for ... the opening of Sixth street through the mall ; an appropriation for painting the monuments erected to the memory of ...
Page 165
... attending to his duties as head of the police , superintends the lighting of the gas in the Capitol , the President's house , and on such of the avenues and streets in the city and Georgetown as are provided for by the government .
... attending to his duties as head of the police , superintends the lighting of the gas in the Capitol , the President's house , and on such of the avenues and streets in the city and Georgetown as are provided for by the government .
Page 166
Workmen are engaged in grading and paving the street in front of that wing , and they are expected to complete it in the course of a few weeks . The walls of the north front are also up , and the roof on . It is contemplated to have the ...
Workmen are engaged in grading and paving the street in front of that wing , and they are expected to complete it in the course of a few weeks . The walls of the north front are also up , and the roof on . It is contemplated to have the ...
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| Title | The Abridgment ... Containing the Annual Message of the President of the United States to the Two Houses of Congress ... with Reports of Departments and Selections from Accompanying Papers |
| Author | United States. President |
| Published | 1860 |
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