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 738 SIXTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. IL Ch. 384. 1910. Islhrial purchase of necessary technical books, ninety-five thousand o ars. S*""'“‘¥·°’°· For metal shelving, Senate Office building, for the accommodation of the library and document room of the Senate, and for storage of documents, thirty-eight thousand dollars. M°*”*°“’·”°°· For maintenance, miscellaneous items and supplies, and for all necessaiggersonal and other services for the care and operation of the gcenate C ce Buildingi ifndexiutllge direction and superylisioglimcg th; nate ommittee on u es; t y·n.ine thousand t un an sixt dollars. ' Rcfrizmm Plant. The Su erintendent of the Ca itol Building and Grounds is author- °°%i:Z§ $Y;,:§{,°{f.$,3,. ized and directed to spbmit at the next session of Congress, plans and ‘°d· specifications and estunate of cost for a refrigerating plant, mcluding andiip mal% maclliine for the Capitol Building and the Senate an ouse ce bu`. f:.¤;}t‘gQ,;¤,g““* Improving the Capitol giounds: For the care and improvement of the ground? surropnging t lp Capitol, (Senate pndfHo1¤&szeB Office buildings pay o one c er mee amcs gar eners or erf rs re airs to dg palwééglnents, walking and poadwafi  theusgnd dollars., P ¤88’°¤¤ te apito groun : tis erey eclaredtobethe ur-  xrsdgm m :***m#*·*t sq? *3% areas nmbzwdisa " nm an rty-wosixunreantt·treesix e - and thirty-four, six hundred and eighty, six hundred arid eighlzlylone, six hundred and eighty-two, six hundred and eighty-three, six hundred and eighty-four, six hundred and eighty-five, seven hundred and
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wen y—three in e en o ashm on rict o o um ia or sdiituii fL’°°rll?L”$ the enlargement of the Clipitol grounnii, and for the constructionlof a ypnction of Pennsylvania avenue_ and FIIZSE street northwest to the thmon_Sta}t;pln plaza, Igie center; ling pi said awgeziue to be located on eaxiso e eace onumen an esit t tl f f rgg..‘g:: in said plaza at vmpmidea of the Unitied st§Z§f°`i§§ §p§a`i£H“L'} §}‘c,,,,{§,§’f’ “’“ °“‘ the House oi; Representatives of the United States and the Superintendent of the apitol Building and Grounds are hereby authorized Ymly Pmmm and directed to acquire sand plremises by purchase, condemnation, or otherwise and to expend for t at purpose not more than five hundred thousand dollars m any one fiscal year, commencing with the year nmgteen hp`pdre;ldlpn<l elexhen, the pleilpons authplrized {lo acquire suc prope y s a annua y, wi m said mit, ure ase w atever of said property is in their `ud ment offered at the? t 1 f c0¤dmm,0¤r?m to its actual value, provided they shall not purclixsanlvnrisdlilgrtlylzz ggepigagsh aplgitpamzed above its fair actual value. If m any year there should not be offered grxlperty tsugisgantially up tp saiclhsupfr ofPfivedhutrid1%edhth¢{}1sang ars a 1 s air va ue or ess, e ice- residen o t 't States, the Speaker of the House of Representatives of th; Uhitgd Eggtegskgnpll 21; Superipzexzdent of the Capitol Builggng and Grounds u o omsiueconemnaion r d t _ secure any or all of the land herein authorizell ilieliae sliglsuililiedljlbriltl foli- Ammmmu mmm pggzg gag; gvllzagggsly estimap; to bf fivedhundred thousandl dollars’ _ year. suc con emnai ‘ deemed necessary, they shall be in accordance wfii1hPi·hge(>rbllv§;ilil;ht0C&I£ uildmgg, Botanic Garden, Senate and House stables, and engine house, altby Building, and folding and storage rooms of the Senate
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