292 DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA CANAL

 TAar 6.-Florida Atlastic-Gulf ship canal, estimate of cost
 30-FOOT SEA-LEVEL CANAL (BOARD OF REVIEW)
 item Bee t Bottom clacaon of MR Quantity of Unit
 dtItem Section B C t of matTotal cot

 Fed Cikc er6
 ....... 1. ..... Rock --..............-- ......-- ...... m 000 0.75 $178
 Earth, wet -..-................... 782000 .7 .340
 S2.. .. 0... .do..--...........--------. 7.1000 .06 4,778l720
 3--- -- 20 --do--do----------------------.. 70,000 .08 86
 4...-.. 4..... 280 Rook, abo 0 het.--.........-----.- .3 1 7,
 4ock3 wOlht75 17,732,406
 Roh. bow 0 ta................ 6-000- .06 21,201 ,12
 arth,wet, abow 0 o(et....... ....- 000 .08 100 7
 Earth below 0 t. --.------- 8, 000 .10 1,8 70


 Uutkbdrsow----------------- 57.7W000 .11 757,M0N
 to.oa .1~1.. t ................ ,IM,a000 .0 0 4B7,18
 earth, above t-------------.............. ,97 000 .08 7,M
 .b...l.ow-1210L........--. 7,m,-0 .11 78.7,3
 h ----------------------- 4 f 0, N Os
 6...... 6-- W-1,000 Ro k .----. ---.--- 01,000 .80 16,60. 400
 Ierth, w@t--------- ----------12.224,000 .12 1,48ass0
 7. Total eavatn in prism.-.--..-------------- ---.-----..------ .. --- 111 ,0,210
 8----...... P e of la ................................ ............ ...................... 3000000
 9...... Clearing and grbbing------------------------................ --........................ 1,-----000000
 10-...... NoBlodta ( ------------- ------------------. ............
 11- Watr-control r-------------------------------------- ---------- .0A,000
 1 ....B (10)..------..........--------.... -------....-....--.............. 7,01000
 --. -- (2- ssm)--- -- -------...................... .............. ..........------------------------1,3000
 14 ......Ad to n (alp (aysyrte)..- .. ..-- ........ 1.38400 
 15-- Turnins ---(3).-.---.-...----------- ---------------- -------- ,000
 --- Housing-.-------------------------------------........ -------------- .---------- 250,000
 17-... Highway and ralrod ralostion...---..--.----.............. ----........ 414,000
 18..... Net contraction cost..-...........-- .............-- .--. ...... ---- 127,00,210
 19--.... Engineoir, spervio, and contoingnc 15 percent ...----........---. 106.3 21
 2...... Total cokt, aeCulmvo of intare during cotruction-. .--------- ....... 146, 140,391
 21--... Cost, esalsl of at of land and flowsp damages ----------.....------ 142,700,41


 Senator FraIren. Now, may I ask you, General Markham, another question?
 I observe here on page 20-Mr. Chairman, If you wish to put in that other report,
 before we leave that subject, If you wish to put the second report in the record,
 I have no objection to it, except that we should follow it with the statement in
 our hearings before our subcommittee by General Summerville, which appears
 at page 52 of our hearings, subcommittee hearings In connection with this letter
 from General Summerville, which shows the relation between the first and second
 reports; but I do not think it is necemary.
 Senator Commann Very well; we will just include the one report.

 Senator COPerAnD the Chair Is forced to state it again, and the
 committee must determine whether or not projects unauthorized by a legislative
 committee are appropriately added to this bill.
 I think Senator Glass will probably take the position that they are not. I do
 not know. But I got into trouble about that last year, and I do not intend to
 get into it this year, for permitting the committee to report out, with my consent,
 a bill that had unauthorized appropriations, unless the Appropriations Com-
 mittee shall take the position which Senator Fletcher strongly urges, and which
 I think Senator Hatch and Senator Chaves urge, and now Senator McAdoo, to
 include in the bill projects which are not authorized in accordance with the
 rules of the Senate.
 Senator HArTC. Of course, Mr. Chairman, we think there is legislative author-
ity as to the project in New Mexico. I take the position, however, exactly that
the Senator from Florida [Senator Fletcher] takes.
 Senator MoAnoo. Will you allow me to finish a statement, Senator?
 Senator HATCH. Certainly; pardon me.
 Senator McAnDo. I will yield to you then.
 General, my view about these projects authorized by the President is this:
I do not think under an emergency appropriation act he has authority to commit
the Government to any project beyond the date of the expiration of that act