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 1%*7 rrrss 44.:-rvsua nozsom chased! fw Govern@tfud yardh advam oftne avalhbl§tyofthéapps·m·la¤onforthe t·therm. h& contrac¤,howev¤·.¤hallnétueoedt¤ ltlesofthacurrmtyetr. (J¤ly19, 1919,c.i!,$,1,41 Stat. @9.) v 113. D&very •(.e•al farusa  heal, year.-1- · The said   it antnorlaed to     the months of April, Slay, and June of   }"€i¥,.N all   of the Federal service and the anunielpal goee t ln the District of Columbia, suw quantities fof fuel for their use during the 150%% @l.year as it   be practicable to store at the poinm of maumption, paymmt werefor to be made by tum bran~&es of? me Federal savice am municipal government frm m&r_apwcaMe_ag>roprlatlm for such Kwai year. (J unc 2 5,19¤l,`e.®,§1,"·i1Stat;913.)" ~ '_ ‘d "` _ 114. Paymuta for   furnlslaed.-'1‘he various branches, of the Federal mrvlce and `·m rnunivipal sovernment in the .I.}istrlct of Columbia shall mke mymentl of accounts rendered -   them by the Government fuel yard for fuel furnished .. the  ny   the Drwernmount directly; to the credit Qi the '1? 1m* of the United Stata for the credit of the appropriatlm iklainteuancel and operation, United Statw. Goverrr · ment fuel yabd,” and'.dupllcate;certldcates of deposits issued _ therefor shall be promptly forwarded by the depositors to the Gorewent fuel yard. (Jan. 24, law, c. 42, 42 Stat. 1211.) 115. Dispmitioa of proceeds of sale of fuel.-All moneys re wired from the sales of fuel shall be credited to the appropriation'; for operatlng'expw~e& of the fueltyard and be available for the purposes of such appropriation. (  24, 19%, ‘c. 42, 42 Stat. 1211; June 5, 1W2.4,_c. %4, 43 Stat.  1925,c.4&,43Stat.'1178.), _ ._ · · ` lld. for fuel; me.—4No` part of any goueys ·_ apwoprlated deal! be used for the purpose of taking over or in any way. interfering with the yards or coal dumps For other fndllttee for storage and distrlbutioniof coal that »ha·ve= been need and occupied during the year preceding July _1, 1918, ·by coal  for sumlylng the general public. ·_ (July 1, 1918, c. 113,l 1;.40 Stat:673.) » ’ *‘ l .. ·. J _ _ 117. Approprlatlomfer hal yard and garnet: use of.- Ail appropriation mack for the maintenance and operation oi   lu the   of Columbia may alsghbe used and e®ded for the puréase or condemnation offland for fuel ‘ yard and arage purp@ as wok aero: me cenmucuon or l grage building thereon, for thejoint use of, and in connection sith,  fuel yard and the Demrtwt of the Interior, and snail continue, available for — those ‘ $ until expended: Provided, · Ieoevqoer, That no moneys._expended for those- purpom shall be considered as expwdltures to be returned to such appropriations: And provided also, That the Department ··o1 tm Interior. · shall from applicable appropriations reimburse snide appmprlationsé for its proportionate share of the expenses of maintaining and operating 'thegarage mentioned. (Jan. 24 19%,'c...42; 42 Stat. 1211.). . _ . - ., - .` i ~ ·11§._ Exchange at  véiclea _ for new `Quipment.-L-·Tbé Swretary of the Interior may exchange, as part couelderatlox in ftlw. purchase of nerr equipuient, motor; vehicles and any other equipment  by said fuel. yards. `(July 19, 1919, c =24,l1,41sm.eoo.)·· _ - __ -, ‘· 119. Use of fuel trucks to hal sand, gravel, stone, ’etc.—- sald Secretary of the Interior may have sand, gravel stone, and 'otber;_ material hauled for the inunlelpal govern ment of the Dl of Columbia and for branches of thi Federal service ln‘ the Dlxrlct of Columbia, whenever it may M practicable and eeonomlml to have such work performed by using trucks of the Government fuel yarile not needed at th; time for the hauling of fuel. Payment for such work shall be made on the beats of the actual coat to the Government fue yards. (June 5,1929, c. .235, 5 1, 41`8tat._,913.)*  _ · 86270°-—26—$r~·‘$2`

ms, rzzoraury, up wonxs 7 § 120 I 120. l§c•jd¤t.ioo of lands in Distrlet of Colimblng pm, A ¢•0&§:•.»-In all eases ot the taking of property ·ir the District ot Columbia for public me, if the proper e&cer“ shall bé imable . to purchase said land by agr@eut with oo? ooeor more of the respective owners at a rmsonable price he shall make apl pltcutton to the  Court ot the District oi Columbia, at =· my general or special term thereof, by petition for the con? » taiument of its` rome. Slick petition gall contain a mrticulor »_ deserlptioxi of the property not- sb purehaoed, ood selected for » the purpose aforesaid, with the name ot_the mroer or owmro
 * . demnation of such land not 'so purchawd, and (or the ascer-
 * thereof and their residences, so far as the some may be ascers · tained, together with or plan of the loud proposed to betaken;

_ and jzhereopog the sold court is authorized ood required to T cite all snob Yowners and all other persozis interested to appear - in said cmfnjt tot a time to be fixed by seek eourtg on reasonable _ notice, to- answer the sold petition; and if iq shall appear to A the court thet“ there —a1;e;a¤y owoers or other persons interested f· who ore under disability the court shall gre public notice of - the time at which thelsald eour; will proéeeé with the matter ·_ 0{condémuotion ;_ and at mcg Qme if ·itel1oll appear that l' there; are- only persons undef ejtéabilityneitlrer who have :1p· { pcared lor` who'. have not 8PPéared, the court shall appoint guardians ad litem-for each. such persons, ood the court shall - thereupon L proceed. tooppoiut three capable sod` disinterested commissioners to appraise the value of the respective inter- . ·esls·of all `germus eohcerned lu such lands, under-such regre , lntious as to notice and peering as to tho? court shall seem , meet. Such pommissioners shall thereupon, after being ·duly_ swor;1 for the proper performance of their doties, examine lybefore them, and return their ap;§reioemem of the value of e the interests of all persons, respectively, ioeoch land; and ,_ in case any ot the persons entitled according to the jud@;1; V ;ot_the coort are under disability; or can not be found, or neg. _ leet toréceive payment, the nvlouey tp be paid to any of them `shall be deposited io the Treasury to their credit, mlm there . shall be some person lawfullyaothorized to receive the new ·. [ émler the directioo of the court, and when such myments are [_" so mode, or  gmo&€s belonging to persona to whom pay- y be deemedto be condemum and taken. by the Uniized States for, the publicruse. `(Aug. 30, 1890,’c. 837, $-3,% Stat. 412.) · ¥ -Ch•§t.er_ 2.;-CAPITOL _BUILD1NG ANI) GROUNDS. Y ' 161. Title ·of_ Sugeriulendent of Cxpltol-Building and Gronioda changed L - _ to the Architect of the,Cspltol._ ‘ — · [. 162. Architect 0tfthe_Capitol;`powers and dutie•.= , , 163. Samercare and supermtendeoce of Capitol. ·. . '- . 164. Some; clnlet·clerk‘ to not lnicoée ot absence, disability, or vacancy. 55 165. Some; dioburslng clerk of Interior Department (0`_8€t as disbury » ‘ r ingiclerk of. `· , . :~ ` 166. Same;,`repnirs ot Capitol. F ,·_ 167. Lighting; heating, an`d·_veotilatl~¤gj House o1’~Reproseu”totia·es. ° 168. Hearing and ventllatlrrg Senate wing- _ ~ .._ ·  I' 169. Furnltoreeior House of Bepresentotlvee. ‘ - V 170. Purchage of furniture or mrisefs for Houde or Senate. _- 171. Transfer ot diseonrinued apparatus to other brauclmes. . 172. United documentshnd Patent 0Qce models removed from Copltol. 173. Estimates for improvements logrouxids. . 1 - ' -174. Care and-control ·of·‘bul1di¤$S and lend acquired for enlargement . »fot»grou¤d•.— , ·. V .. 7175. House 0Gce Buildlrig; control, supervision, and core. , 176. Some; —&e•.h§r an member ot commission. _· _ E 177. Same; omgpmenz or rooms. K V. 178. Same; vicnnt rooms`; osolgomeot. _ _ · _ V 179. Some; {scan; rooms; withdrawal of request for assignment; re- 3 llnqulshment of rooms previously agzslgned. . ,. 180. Snée; exchange of rooms. _ _ L " ‘181. Snm;"record_ot assignment of rooms. etc. _ I 182. Séernssignment ot rooms to Delegates and Cfomnaxssionnern. 183. Same; gsslgu eng, etc., ot rooms, control ot by llouse. _ Ni
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 * · ment Shall not be made are so deposited. the mid lzm@ shall