Toll roads and bridges, Philippine Islands, Governor General to approve rates. See
Philippine Islands.
Tonnage tax, Philippine Islands, levied on foreign vessels entering United States
from. See Philippine Islands.
Torpedoes, mines, etc., for harbor defenses, injuries to. See Corps of Engineers.
Traders, post, vacancies in position of not to be filled. See Post traders.
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad to be post route and military road. Sec. 11, act
of July 27, 1866 (14 Stat. 297).
Explosives for military service. See Interstate commerce.
Northern Pacific Railroad to be post route and military road. Sec. 11, act of
July 2, 1864 (13 Stat. 370).
Public property to or from fairs or expositions, etc. See Interstate commerce.
Quarantine of live stock, notice to carriers. See Interstate commerce.
Southern Pacific Railroad to be post route and military road. Sec. 18, act of
July 27, 1866 (14 Stat. 299).
Union and Central Pacific Railroad to be post route and military road. Sec. 6,
act of July 11, 1862 (12 Stat. 493).
Treason against United States, penalties for. Secs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, act of Mar. 4,
1909 (35 Stat. 1088).
On General Grant National Park, Sequoia National Park, and Yosemite National
Park, removal of. See Employment of military force.
On public lands, removal of. See Employment of military force.
Trespassing, national parks, penalty for hunting and shooting on. See National parks.
Troops, hereafter women not allowed to accompany as laundresses. See Army.
Typewriting machines, restrictions as to price to be paid by Government for. Sec.
11, act of Aug. 1, 1914 (38 Stat. 680).
Union and Central Pacific Railroad, post route and military road. See Transportation.
Vacancies, membership of Board of Managers of National Home for Disabled Volun-
teer Soldiers not to be filled until such board is reduced to five, etc. See National
Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
Vicksburg National Military Park. See National military parks.
Appointment from, in staff departments. Act of Mar. 2, 1901 (31 Stat. 900).
Army officers accountable for public property to secure certificates of nonindebt-
edness before discharge. See Public property.
Volunteer homes, disabled volunteer soldiers:
Inspection of. See Inspector General's Department.
National Sanitarium at Hot Springs, S. Dak., in connection with. See Medical
Department.
War Department, sale by city and county of San Francisco of water supply required
for military reservations in or near the city of San Francisco, supplied from reservoirs
in Hetch Hetchy Valley, Yosemite National Park, on certain conditions. Par. (u),
sec. 9, act of Dec. 19, 1913 (38 Stat. 250).
European, relief, protection, and transportation of American citizens in Europe,
made necessary by. See Europe.
Preference to military traffic in time of. Sec. 2, act of June 29, 1906 (34 Stat. 586.)
Washington Aqueduct, custody of, regulations for, etc. See Corps of Engineers.
Washington Monument, care and maintenance of, etc. See Corps of Engineers.
Washington memorial building. See Commission of Fine Arts.
Water power, Muskingum River, Ohio, relief for lessees of, whose property was de-
stroyed by Ohio Valley flood of March, 1913. See Corps of Engineers.
Water supply, sale of, to War Department by city and county of San Francisco from
reservoirs of Hetch Hetchy Valley, Yosemite National Park, required for military
reservations in or near the city of San Francisco on certain conditions, etc. Par. (u)
sec. 9, Act of Dec. 19, 1913 (38 Stat.,250).
Water, Washington Aqueduct, use of water in, etc. See Corps of Engineers.
Waterways Commission, International, Secretary of War authorized to pay expenses
of. Sec. 4, act of June 13, 1902 (32 Stat. 373).
White House, furniture for and inventory of property in. See Corps of Engineers.
White man marrying Indian woman not to acquire tribal rights. See Indians.
Widows of colored and Indian soldiers. See Pensions.
Civilian, Philippine Islands, fees to. See Philippine Islands.
Courts-martial, attendance of, refusal to testify. See Military tribunals.
Women, hereafter not allowed to accompany troops as laundresses. See Army.
Women of the Civil War, memorial monument to commemorate. Contributions by
the Government for site and building; commission to approve site and plans and
to supervise expenditures; Commission of Fine Arts also to approve plans; memorial
to be permanent headquarters of American Red Cross; and American Red Cross
to be charged with and responsible for care, keeping, and maintenance of memorial
and grounds, but title to site and building to be in the United States. Act of Oct. 22,
1913 (38 Stat. 233).
Wrecks, obstructions to navigation, removal of. See Corps of Engineers.
Yellowstone National Park. See National parks.
Yosemite National Park. See National parks.
Removal of trespassers, etc., from. See Employment of military force.
Sale to War Department by city and county of San Francisco of water supply
required for military reservations in or near the city of San Francisco on certain
conditions, etc., being waters from reservoirs of Hetch Hetchy Valley within.
Par. (u), sec. 9, act of Dec. 19, 1913 (38 Stat. 250).
[References are to paragraphs unless pages are indicated. Articles of War are indicated by their numbers
the letters A. W. following the number of the article.]
Restriction upon payments to, 81a.
ACCOUNTING OFFICERS. See also Public
moneys.
Audit particular account, 201.
Bonds of, sureties on, when released, 398.
Court of Claims decree binding on, 280.
Decisions of, revised, 209.
Disbursing officers' books, 124.
Discharge certificate returned by, 214.
Fraudulent claims, 287.
Property lost in military service, 217.
Rejected nominations reported to, 11.
Report of claims allowed, 216.
Set-off; enforcing, 239.
Stoppages; empowered to remove, 641.
Volunteers, claims of, 218.
ACCOUNTING OF PUBLIC MONEY:
For accounts of a particular office or officer, see the
specific title. See also Public moneys.
AUDITORS. See Auditors.
CLAIMS. See Claims.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY. See Comp-
troller of the Treasury.
DEFICIENCIES-
Notice to surety on bond, 397.
EXAMINATION OF ACCOUNTS--
Administrative, regulations for, 197.
Administrative, under Dockery Act, 198.
In District of Columbia, 212.
of Officers in District of Columbia, 212.
Reexamination of settled accounts, 211.
FISCAL YEAR, 195.
FORM OF ACCOUNTS-
Entry for each item, 409.
False entry by officer, etc., penalty, 171.
of Unexpended balances reappropriated, 191a.
ACCOUNTING OF PUBLIC MONEY-Cont'd.
PRESERVATION OF ACCOUNTS—
Auditor's accounts to be preserved, 210.
Regulations by Secretary of Treasury, 208.
RENDERING OF ACCOUNTS-
Deficiencies, immediate report, 397.
Delinquent, annual report of, 199.
Failure to render, penalty, 421.
Fiscal year observed in publishing, 195.
Form prescribed by Comptroller, 200.
Time regulated, penalty for delay, 196.
REVISION OF ACCOUNTS-
Limitation of one year, 207.
Payment accepted, precludes right to, 208.
Suspended accounts, revision after settlement,
208.
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS-
Comptroller's construction of statutes, 209.
Comptroller's decision to govern, 202.
Comptroller may at any time order, 201.
Conclusive on acceptance of payments, 208
Contracts relating to, deposit of, 1216.
Deficiencies, immediate report of, 397.
Disallowed, not reopened, 211.
of Corporations and United States, 1250.
Employment, restrictions, 27.
Exchange of funds by, 401.
Fictitious entries by, penalty, 171.
Indian. See Indian agents.
Special; bond, 248.
of Surety companies, 390.
AIDS:
to General officers, 351.
to General staff officers, 369.
ALASKA:
Assignment of pay accounts of officers in, 740.
Cable lines in, foreign owned, 897.
Discrimination against uniform, 1010.
Estimates for extension of cable lines in, 899.
Military telegraph lines in, 897, 899.
Posse comitatus, use of Army as, 1477.
Road commisioners in, commutation, 669.
Service in, counting toward retirement, 1041.
Traveling expenses, officers in, 681.
ALCOHOLIC DRINKS.
Reports of tests of iron and steel to, 869.
AMMUNITION. See also Ordnance.
Appropriations for, 831.
Contracts, 8-hour law to be observed, 1231.
Exchange of, with militia. See Militia.
Issue to colleges and State institutions, 955.
Issue to executive departments, 847.
Issue to militia. See Militia.
Obtaining from soldier, penalty, 220.
Sale of, to rifle clubs, 1368.
AMOUNT APPROPRIATED:
How to determine, 411.
ANNUAL LEAVE. See also Leaves of absence.
of Employees of arsenals, 857.
of Employees of executive departments, 50, 51.
Holidays not to be counted in computing, 52.
ANTIETAM BATTLEFIELD:
Superintendent of, 1299.
ANTITOXINS, BOARD ON:
Surgeon General member of, 780.
APPEAL:
to Supreme Court. See Supreme Court of the
United States.
To a particular office, or in a particular branch of
the service, see the specific title.
of Chaplains. See Chaplains.
in Civil service. See Civil service.
of Officers. See Officers, Army.
Presidential; notice to Treasury, 10.
Recess, power to make, 8.
Recess, salary of appointees, 168.
of Second lieutenants. See Officers, Army.
in Staff departments. See Staff departments.
Temporary, restrictions on, 16, 17.
APPROPRIATIONS:
For a particular office or service, see the specific title.
See also Public moneys.
Amount of, how determined, 411.
Applied solely to objects for which made, 187.
Balances to be applied only to year of, 193.
Contingent funds. See Contingent funds.
Contracts, relation to. See Contracts.
Disbursement. See Disbursement of public money.
Disposition of balances after two years, 191, 192.
Estimates for. See Estimates.
Compensation of employees of, 854.
Composition of employees of, 853.
Destruction of tools by employees, 858.
Enticing employees away from, penalty, 859.
Employees exempt from jury duty, 860.
Examination of title to sites for, 258.
Expenditures upon patentable inventions, 865.
Expenses apportioned among years, 861.
Laborers injured in employment. See Laborers.
Obtaining, communicating etc., unlawful infor-
mation concerning, penalty, 13171-13172.
Reward to employees for suggestions, 864.
Time-measuring devices not to be used, 864a.
Useless, to be abolished, 856.
See Contagious diseases.
See Enlisted men.
ENLISTMENT IN. See Enlistment.
FIELD ARTILLERY. See Artillery.
GENERAL STAFF CORPS. See General Staff Corps.
INDIAN SCOUTS. See Indian scouts.
INFANTRY. See Infantry.
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
See Judge Advocate General's Department.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. See Medical Depart-
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