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   ‘ i rrr oosciinssf *s¤ei 1. ca ue; ‘f¤iéi‘ 289* ~; ». ,`,;;—~» · ~, ~ ·i.·< 4 ’; ·%·~i—f·‘>¤ 2_ A , `,.` v V  .' 4 era   Lockqéxit, 1a¤d· and rmnnorn an  ,,1>   _,or__,   mgm e i_ egg? Bock (Arkansas? National;~qCe%1etery, 1.DD1l1£1ll!g transportation Hggdyh t __ _, _, incligent,,,exesoldie1·s, ex-sailops, ore;-marines of the_United ”‘ °°°°°. °°" °° H `,¤erv1ce,,e1the g orrxé unteer who here been honor-, ab `ieliecharged or j _ andiwho iiiéjwhile patients at the Arm an  Gener _ jtlospigé Hot_"Springe,_Arkansas,t to be  at at not ex V' ,_   t { _ rorsuch burial expensesin each case, exclusive of costpof grave,‘$l00,, ·_ _ t _   _” _ For repairs and; preservationof monuments tabletrg roads, fences, ,,,{“5“(§"‘m,,‘L;?°°"”"“"‘ and so forth, made and constructed b the Ilnited tates in Cuba and China to mark the places where gmerican soldiers fell, $1,000. p Nsnoxan Mxnrramr Panxs M“*°¤'¥P”’°* cmcxnuuea nin cnaumooea ru·r1oNA1. nunrranr rmx C{,’&,¤‘$*§{__$*_i’;_“¢° °°° For continuing the establishment of thepark; compensation and ,,,§g,°_§‘,'g§}'”g,c_ °°°*'* expenses of theieuperintendent, maps, surveys, clerical and other assistance; maintenance, repair, and operation of one motor-propelled and one horse-drawn passenger-cam·ym§ vehicle; oilice and all other necessary expenses; oundations for tate. monuments; mowing; historical tab ets, iron and bronze; iron gmm carriages; roads and their maintenance tixlcludingr not exoeedmfg $5,000;.for posts and guard rails on highways; égpair or remova of towers; purchase of smalltnaets of landwhere ore authorized by law, $78,265 ~ Mmmm, M _,_ liotwithstanding theirestrictive provisions of the Act of February: ms: argue we 26, 1896, (Twentygninth Statutee,‘page 21), the Secretary of War is Z.m°°°p.,e'“ rZ.rZr:°’° °°` authorijcdin his discretion to permit without cost to the United -"°‘·’°·¥’·“· e1·e;ft.i1>n· of §i%%111!1G!1t8 or memorize   commemorlgg encam ts   I ar or izationsw ic were encam in said parkiduring the  of     ‘W8PJ* s — h omrrsnunot irwrxorrar.- 1[ILI’1"v; han! rmx i i ’i“°“""'“‘· _ For continuing the establishmeht  park; acquisition of ,,§,’.$‘}‘,,",§}‘i,§*,"*f,,,,_i°"'*"' 1¤¤z<1¤i.e¤¤v¢y¤...e¤d,  a   ¤¤pr¤¤¤z»~ns1·.¤z¤¤i¤t¤in¤xs e ¤>*¤¤¤¤g;, %e·i   n   Md {strait  sha 1¤¤¢¤,;,.ha*¢1e*;5*¤t¤ t¤ `*¤`e%¤! Mvhtebrst b¤e¤=¤s;¤· swf ie L { f ‘ hiswgiq and  snitwnth- <> 1, u s. the 1av·tti¤»§ <>i‘t ‘¤,§3gx¤mma.i     » — ~ _¤et¤:·¤¤>z-ee mmm? ren, For  'i tithe eqablishment of a national milita, ark t   ,°°§B` mereaweetihiig emiserai   tire-nge `ii`*'$¤`?ii°i>‘-W i entitlcd·<€*An ·A&·»to estab1isn¤a, nations     at thebattie ` c field of Guilford Courthooee,”¢dpprov·ed   ,E191?;·$9,115; * · emma; an ’¤mu snr rmx “"‘““‘ *· i` For cpntin, ' ui_ng,the· establishment ouofrthe ;park·;oompens•t' f Gm`? Lum tendent 0 the park; clerical and other serviiks; labor; l1;i¤sto(i·- mmm ow 1 ,;,_   me Sa t ¤1u‘#*9y&‘,   . transpoetation °f Supp 'ees impleuaente,   oundetions foromenemeniag 43892’—W·—-·—19 ‘