Deerfield Dam, $244,912 29 Buildings East End, $31,688 99 Buildings West End and West Shaft, 40,010 13 Buildings Central Shaft, 12,026 83 Buildings General Account, 9,637 37 ---------- 93,263 32 Machinery East End, $87,032 38 Machinery West End, 539 89 Machinery West Shaft, 57,111 73 Machinery Central Shaft, 51,364 01 Machinery Deerfield Dam, 10,820 93 Machinery General Account, 62,600 76 ---------- 269,469 70 Land Damages and Land, 17,513 21 Engineering and Superintendence, 84,840 48 ----------- Total outside expenditures, $709,999 00 _Inside Expenditures._ East End Heading, $103,731 45 East End Enlargement, 17,559 46 East End Bottom, 80,317 10 ----------- $201,608 01 Central Shaft, 144,423 75 West Shaft Headings, &c., 179,041 69 West End approach cut, drifting and arching, 247,900 75 Total inside expenditures, ---------- 772,974 20 ------------- Total expenditures to November 1, 1866, $1,482,973 20 The exact correctness of any classification of the expenditures is not very important, inasmuch as the sum total is chargeable to the construction of the tunnel; but the Committee do not see the propriety of charging the engineering and superintendence exclusively to the outside expenditure. They have seen a classification which gave,-- Amount put into buildings machinery, &c., $673,531 24 Spent in the work, 809,441 96 ------------- Total, $1,482,973 20 GENERAL SUMMARY OF THE FORCE EMPLOYED ON THE TUNNEL, November 1, 1866. Thomas Doane, Chief Engineer, salary, $3,600 00 He providing his horses. Paul Hill, Superintendent of Labor, 3,000 00 His horse furnished to him. _In the Chief Engineer's Office._