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 1010 FIFIY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. Sess. III. Cns. 1443, 1444. 1905. for the purposes of these investigations and treatment, such medical pmcers, acting assissant surgeons, pharmacists, and employees as may necessar or said u se. ,m’{,¥’d¥;f,•jgPg{‘_§*‘;},‘,,¤Q‘;f Sec. 5. '1{haté the sdlmrgf one_ himldreril thousand tddlllars is hereby muse. appropriate rom an mone * in e reasury no o erwise appropliiated, for the erectioll of nehessary buildings and other equipment; and fifty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for maigtenapce arti;] paytplf all oticer; and employees uring the fiscal ear en in une irtie nine en un re an six. M¤i¤*¤°¤“°“’¤l°°- Y Srzc. 6. That the Surgeoi1—General of the Public Health and Marine- Hospital Service shall, subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, make and adopt regulations or the administration and government of the hos ital station and laboratory and for the management and treatment of all patients of such hospital. _ _ d°l"j,‘,§{,‘;,""°°“°°” Sec. 7. That when any commissioned or noncommissioned officer of ` the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service is detailed for duty at the leprosarium herein provided for, he shall receive, in addition to the pay and allowances of his grade, one-half the pay of said grade and such allowancesas ma be provided for by_ the Surgeon-General of the gcugblic Healtphanrg Kiarine-Hospital Service, with the approval of the retary of e reasury. Approved, March 3, 1905. g,°"'g* ¥é£.?*;· K 1444. —-din Act Ttgtprppide for condemning the land necessary for joining orama avenue an p. [Public, No. 177.]. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United ”E’§f{;°nj,{’,f,f"§;*'{&l;,*g; States of America in Oongreas assembled, That within thirty days after mm amine. the passa e of this Act the Commissioners of the District of Columbia d,,l,:§’,°§f,§1,§‘}€,j._t° °°"` be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to institute in the supreme court of the District_of Columbia, sitting as a district court, by petition pagticulmzgyldeacrlbpng theblgnds to be tajaenha proceeding _ in rem to cou emu e n t a may necessar or e extension of Kalorama avenue from its western terminus to Igrescott place, upon such lines and with- such width as the Commissioners of the District of Columbia may determine for the best interest of the public. A¤¤:$¤,$£ej>,{Ld¤¤· Sec. 2. That the entire amount found to be due and awarded as °°°° damages for and in res t of the land condemned for the extension of Kalorama avenue as mein provided, shall be assessed by the jury hereinafter provided for as benefits, and to the extent of such benefits, against ghosel pjeces or parcelplof land on each side of said] aylenue as extende an a so on any or a pieces or parcels of and w ic will be benefited by the extension of said avenue as said ju may tind said _ pieces or parcels of land will be benefited, and in lhetermining the amounts to be assessed against said pieces or parcels of land the jury shall take into consideration the respective situations of such pieces or parcels of land and the benehts thely may severally receive from the extension of said avenue as aforesai. ,nQ;_’“°° °‘ P“’°°°'*‘ Sec. 3. That the said court shall cause public notice of not less than Advertisement. ten days to lpe given of tghe filing olf said proclezdinlgs, by advertisement in suc manner as e court s a prescri, w ich notice shall warn all persons having any interest in the proceedings to attend court at a day to be named m said notice and to continue in attendance until the court shall have made its final order ratifyin and confirming the mmm service. award of damagjes and assessments of benefits of the jury; and in addition to such pu lic notice said court, whenever in its judgment it is practicable to do so may cause a copy of said notice to be served b the marshal of the District of Columbia, or his deputies, upon such