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 580 SlXTY·SEOOND CONGRESS. Srss. II. C1!. 391. 1912. ' unl the same shall be done at `the Government r byegdntract after due notice and competition, egcept m such cases as the emergencg not admit of the giving notice of competition, and in cases rt rs rmpracticable to have the necessary ‘ do b contract the same ma be done, with the approval pmmgeeem y y of mm a hire or the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,,,_ of the taryofWar,by thep1n·chaee ma an _ J Dun-! ¤¢ ¤¤r¤¤· necessary labor for the purpose. _For the fiscal y¤•·r_e¤dl¤g _¤m¤ mm “h““°e.Q“i’““d¤s’°°“.’&E“eeem“°d’“a**LT.*;*£’.iYl.?;°K3’m?°£°& c zvith prirvuailte  for sal: to the public, and in  copmion of the$ecretary of f ar£hecomesnec¤uyto theeeonom1‘nd lants ahnhtdgg lgeesruor 1:1:3 hexeafterzbe established in, pursuance lhw, surplus ice may be disposed of, laundry work may_be d0ne for other braneheswrifi the G:;:nment,dand surplus  and rms an m accordance — ‘ · °‘“’°°””""`i:°d'e°rQ.rm.i.ym.y betiilrggzribed by us Secretary or wm Preirg, That the funds received from such sales and in {payment for  laymdryworkshal.lbe1rsedtode£ra¢ythecosto operatrorrofsardree, laundry andelectricplants; an thesalesandexpendrhiresherern be Eccountedjor in_a»g>o0rdances::51h th: mem, after cos 0 mam- ‘ iienanoe andE»£:r'dti:n Lge been defrayaf, shall be in the '1`ressuryto e credit of  appropriation from ,the cost of operation of such plant is ud, seven million ive hundred and fifty- t u lm seven thousand seven hungredand seventy-three dollars. _ aehooh. For the purchase of the necemary mstruxnents, omce furniture, stationery, and other authorized articles required for the equipment argl usedcg the officers’ schools at the several military posts, six "‘°"“"""’°"" INCIDEN'1‘ALl£PlH ABT!RlABTEB’B Dnranrunm: Postageoost of telegrams on 0  received and sent by officers oi the Army;   yay to soldretisaemlplgyed on textra dkuty, under tho; direc' tion o uartermas s en, in e tio barracks, quarters, and storehousea, in the constructioiaimdf rgads and other constant labor for   of not less than ten days, and as clerks for post quartermasters at military posts, and for prison overzre ·.&:r;*.:;2::,:·s·r*:$ EL 2m$:£:em..l..:**,.::,{:;;&,** °,;*:?m·.::* r B ; forgzlspenses of expresses to and from frontier posts aiid arngiles in the tie d of escorts to paymasters and other disbu officers and to trams where military escorts can not be furnished; authorized oiice furniture, hire of laborers in the Quartermaster’s Departmen includingthecareofofficerd rnountswhenthesamearefnrrnishriiiby the Government, and_the hire of interpreters, spies, or guides for the Army; compensation of clerks and other employees to the officers of the Quartermastefs Department, and clerks, foremen, watchmen and organist for  United States milit riso and incidental expenses of recruiting; for the appreheusi<:1? and delivering of deserters, including escaped military prisoners, and the expenses incident to their pursuit,  no greater sum than fifty dollars for each deserter or escaped  prisoner shall, in the discretion of the   of War, be paid to any civil omcer or citizen for such servrces and expenses; for a donation of five dollars to each dishon. orably discharged prisoner upon his release from confinement under H M ex dime. gQ\.\]’b·.!DB.1't»1&l sentence, involving dishonorable discharge- for the ° "°“ following expenditures required for the several  of,Cavali-y the batteries of Light Artillery, and such companies of Infantry and scouts as may he mounted, the authorized number of office1s’ horses and for the trams, to wit: Hire of veterinary surgeons, purchase oi