49TH Congress,

2d Session. SENATE. f Mis. Doc.1 No. 26. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTING, BINDING, ETC.,

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1886.

January ii, 1887.—Ordered to be printed.

WAS H I N G T O N : GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1887.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Government Printing Office,

Washington, D. C, December j/, 1886.

Sir : I have the honor herewith to transmit to Congress the

annual report of this office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886.

I am, sir, with respect, your obedient servant,

TH. BENEDICT,

Public Printer.

Hon. John Sherman,

President ofthe Senate pro tempore.

In obedience to statute, I have the honor to present the annual

report of the affairs of this office, exhibiting the condition, amount,

and cost of the public printing, binding, lithographing, and en- graving; the amount and cost of all papers purchased for the same,

and a statement of the contracts under which they were purchased;

all payments made during said fiscal year, including those on ac- count of material and labor for the Congressional Record ; the amount

of work ordered and done for each Department, including the Patent

Office, with a proper classification thereof; the number of persons

employed, the time each has been employed, and the amount each

has received ; together with such other statistical information as is required by law to be made.

I respectfully call attention to the fact that no portion of such

statistical information covers any part of the period during which I have performed the duties of Public Printer.

I assumed the office of Public Printer on September 13, last, by

appointment of the President, to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of my predecessor. I take pleasure in saying that I found

the office well equipped in many respects, and its vast machinery

generally in intelligent hands.

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After such careful consideration as I have been able to give the

subject, however, I am satisfied that many improvements are neces- sary in the office, and that a much greater economy is possible in

conducting it. To this end, it is proper that I should call attention

to certain serious mechanical embarrassments.

One of the greatest of these deficiencies is a lack of convenient

storage-room contiguous to the main office. This lack causes a large

expense in the renting of two store-houses, and renders necessary the

employment of numerous draft conveyances and teams, with an extra

force of employes, to haul and rehaul printed matter awaiting the

bindery, which cannot be stored in the main office, owing to lack of room and danger to the building. This evil is constantly growing,

and it is hoped Congress will remedy it without delay.

There is also an urgent necessity for providing a new set of boilers

for furnishing heat and power. The present boilers were placed in

the office when it was scarcely one-third of its present size ; they have

been in constant use for fourteen years, and they are now entirely

deficient in capacity ; and their continuous use, to the degree ren- dered necessary, is believed to be dangerous both to life and property.

During the recent cold weather it was impossible to furnish sufficient

heat in certain working divisions (a serious and costly defect), and

the office is now dangerously liable to be interrupted in its work by

an accident to the boilers.

The demands for convenient storage room, and for better facilities for power and heating, as well as for certain new type and material, are respectfully represented to be imperative, and I most earnestly

recommend special appropriations for such purposes.

I would respectfully urge that it is better that such improvements

should be made by special appropriation, rather than that they should

be eked out of the reduced general appropriation for printing and

binding. It is my desire that the general appropriation shall be applied exclusively to the purposes authorized by Congress, to the end

not only that there maybe more direct accountability as to the objects

for which it is expended, but that a comprehensive effort may be made

to bring up to date the large mass of delayed work. It is not for the

interest of the public printing and binding that the general appropriation should be depleted by any extraordinary expenditures during the

coming fiscal year.

I have no desire to make any recommendation to Congress involving the expenditure of a dollar except as there appears to be an absolute necessity for it. The annual reports of the Public Printer for the past few years show a steady increase in the demands made upon

this office, and, at the same time, it is evident that the bounty of
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Congress toward the Government printing has reached a limit, and

that its appropriations are now such only as are consistent with a marked degree of care and economy in the matter of expenditures.

To secure this result, and at the same time execute the necessary

work as efficiently as possible, the Public Printer must firmly check

any tendency to extravagance in the public printing and binding,

must meet with resolute denial the constant temptations to exceed his

powers, and must seek to make use of the best modern facilities and methods in conducting the business of the office. It needs no argument to support the statement that the value to the country of the work of the public printing ordered by Congress

depends in a large degree upon the promptness of its issue. I have no hesitation in saying that reports and documents of marked public

interest when ordered have frequently lost all timeliness, or have

become practically obsolete by the advance of knowledge, when

finally issued. This system of delaying important work has grown

into a recognized abuse, and, under existing circumstances, it can

only be removed by the disuse of incomplete methods and by the

adoption of all necessary aids to efficiency and economy.

The fifteen days' leave of absence with pay, granted by Congress

to the employes of this office at the last session, has proved a just

and beneficent measure, and I most respectfully urge the adoption of

a similar appropriation this year.

It is my desire to meet a long-recognized necessity of the office in

the matter of the fortnightly payment of the employe's. Under pres- ent regulations payments are only made monthly, to the great inconvenience of many who depend upon a small wage for the support of their families. There is no doubt that the adoption of semimonthly payments, as now practiced in all other Departments and

Offices of the Government, would be a great convenience, as well as

benefit, to many employes of this office, enabling them to escape

from habits of credit-buying which are highly detrimental to proper

thrift and economy. The employes of the Government Printing

Office are many of them the hardest-worked and poorest-paid

servants of the Government, and they are fully entitled to the consideration of tongress. The difficulty in the way of semi-monthly

payments seems to be the insufficiency of the Public Printer's bond,

owing to which he is unable, in most cases, to draw from the Treasury at one time an amount sufficient to pay the force even monthly

in two payments. At present three separate payments, on different

dates, are required each month for a single complete payment of

the force. With a view of providing for semi-monthly payments, it

is recommended that the Public Printer's bond be increased from

$100,000 to $125,000.
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The $15,000 heretofore appropriated for anew storage building

remains unexpended, as it was deemed insufficient by the Secretary

of the Interior, and he declined to approve the plans of a building

submitted.

.

No plan has yet been adopted for the expenditure of the $8,000

appropriated for additional fire protection.

In conclusion, I desire to express my appreciation of the faithful

and intelligent assistance rendered in the various divisions of the

office by the responsible foremen in charge and by the many skilled

workmen, who have cordially aide,d my efforts, during my brief

incumbency, to promptly and efficiently perform the work of the

Government printing and binding, and to prevent threatened embarrassment during the busiest months of the year. TH. E. BENEDICT,

Public Printer.
TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page. No. 1. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of either House of Congress, the approximate cost of the printing and binding them, and the manner in which

they were distributed 8

2. Showing the approximate cost of the printing and binding ordered by the Executive and

Judicial Departments of the Government 21

3. Showing the disbursements on account of Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the

Office of the Public Printer 21

4. Showing the disbursements on account of the Public Printing and Binding 21

5. Showing the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Printing 33

6. Showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record 37

7. Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engraving 38

8. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report (1 884) of Commissioner

of Agriculture 46

9. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report (1885) of Commissioner

of Agriculture - 46

10. Showing the disbursements on account of Publication of the Tenth Census 47

11. Showing the disbursements on account of Removal and Storage of certain property, Government Printing Office 48

12. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report (1885) Bureau of Ani- mal Industry 48

13. Showing a recapitulation of the actual expenditures on account of printing, binding, &c,

and the appropriations out of which they were made 49

14. Showing the persons with whom contracts were entered into (by direction of Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying paper from March 1, 1886, to February 28/ 1887. . 50

15. Showing the allotments and the approximate cost of work executed for the various Executive Departments 53

16. Showing disbursements during the years 1863 to 1886, inclusive 54

17. Showing the condition of the appropriations 56

18. Showing the number and distribution of bound volumes of Congressional Record,

second-session Porty-eighth Congress 57

19. Showing the number of persons employed in the Public Printing and Binding (except

those on the Congressional Record), the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 58

20. Showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Record, with the length

of time each has been employed, and the amount earned by each 77

21. Showing the number of persons employed in Printing Annual Report (1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 80

22. Showing the number of persons employed in Printing Annual Report (1885) of Commissioner of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each .. 84

23. Showing the number of persons employed in the Publication of the Tenth Census Reports, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 87

24. Showing the number of persons employed in the Removal and Storage of certain property, Government Printing Office, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 93

25. Showing the number of persons employed in Printing Annual Report (1885) of Bureau

of Animal Lndustry, with the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each 93 (?)
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE USUAL NUMBER.

The usual number of copies printed of the documents and reports of each house of Congress is 1,900, and of bills and joint resolutions 924 ; of the Senate Journal there

are 3,194 copies and of the House Journal 3,128 copies printed. These are distrib- uted as follows

unbound copies.

Where delivered.

Document-room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate. Folding-room of the Senate Department of State Department of the Interior "War Department Navy Department

Office of the Public Printer

File-copies Total

Documents.

20

243

11 19030

907

Journal.

265

20

6

115

304

11

34

10 468

Bills.

440

20

244

15

170

15

924

Documents.Journal.

368

149

190

773

149

211 BOUND COPIES.

Where delivered. Documents.

Journal. Documents.Jour,

nal.

Secretary of the Senate

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Clerk of the House of Representatives for governors of States. Library of Congress Library of the House of Representatives Library of the Court of Claims

Office of the Public Printer

Total.

114 346

43

10 420

150 180

313

43

10

1, 970

2, 726

114 447

10

470

1, 127

150 114

416

10

2, 020

12352

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

No 2.Statement showing the approximated cost of printing, and paper for same, and of blank boolcs, binding, ruling, fyc, for the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886.

Department.

Treasury War

Navy

Interior

Patent-Office* Post-Office Agriculture ~-

State Justice ! Supreme Court United States Coort of Claims Supreme Court District of Co- lumbia

Library of Congress ... Public Printer

Printing and paper for same

Printing.

$123, 569 20

49, 846 64

25, 013 44

29, 744 67

197, 137 59

59, 686 41

10, 638 25 2,555 17

3, 050 80

j 2, 055 06 I 13, 838 62

678 17 82 63

3, 848 83 Total 521, 745 48

Paper.

$36, 487 57

22, 106 19

5, 516 63

14, 290 25

14, 773 08

51,521 25

4, 542 25

1, 254 36 338 80

14 85

173 13

20 55

8 29 313 31 151,360 51

Total of printing and

paper.

$160, 056 77 71,952 83

30, 530 07

44, 034 92 211,910 67

111, 207 66

15, 180 50

3, 809 53

3, 389 60

2, 069 91

14, 011 75

698 72

90 92

4, 162 14

673, 105 99

Blank books,

binding, rul- ing, &c.

$116, 307 92

51, 667 46

29, 092 88

41, 477 00

17, 397 89

61, 543 42

2,264 58

9, 193 79

2, 322 54

503 86

293 45

41 78

10, 139 34

4, 253 23

346, 499 14

Aggregate

of printing, paper, and

binding.

$276, 364 69

123, 620 29

59, 622 95

85, 511 92

229, 308 56

172, 751 08

17, 445 08

13, 003 32

5, 712 14

2, 573 77

14, 305 20

740 50

10, 230 26

8, 415 37

1, 019, 605 13

Includes $203,686.95 for specifications of patents printing. No —3. Statement showing the disbursements on account of salaries and con- tingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1886.

Salary of Public Printer $4, 500 00 Salary of Chief Clerk 2, 400 00 Salary of four clerks, at $1,800 each 7, 200 00 Salary of clerk 1,200 00

$15, 300 00 Contingent expenses of the office 2,184 79 Total 17,484 79 No. 4.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Public

Printing and Binding {except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1886. PAY OP EMPLOYES.

July (earned in June) $115, 556 52 August (earned in July) _ 142, 760 80 September (earned in August) 124, 152 90 October (earned in September) 127, 341 19 November (earned in October) 137, 597 76 December (earned in November) 141,456 04 January (earned in December) 150, 944 21 February (earned in January) 156,730 93 Carried forward- 1,096,540 35
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward. $1,096,540 35 March (earned in February) 135,804 61 April (earned in March) 148,341 54 May (earned in April) 137,405 08 June (earned in May) J 144,306 58 $1,662,398 16 IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS TO BUILDING. Plumbing and gas-fitting $690 74 Repairs 822 50 Lumber 2, 146 39 Paint, &c 359 13

Glass, putty, &c 63 27 Recovering forty-five awning frames 65 25 Window ventilators 469 13 Gas regulators 350 00

4 966 41 MACHINERY, TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

1 printing-press $2, 650 00

1 printing-press 2, 700 00 44 printing-press counters, at $10 440 00 Printing-press fixtures 450 11 6 thread-book sewing-machines, at $1,200 7,200 00 Sewing-machine fixtures 428 52 Repairing thirty wireheads 67 04

1 job backing-machine 75 00 Backing-machine fixtures 23 20 Repairing and rebuilding one pamphlet stitching-machine 300 00 Stitching-machine fixtures 58 00

5 patent index-cutters, at $15 75 00

1 book-sawing machine 125 00

1 routing-machine 300 00

1 standing-press 45 00

1 paper-tester 150 00 2 hydraulic pressing-machines 2,000 00 Fixtures for pressing-machine 2 00

5,000 press-boards, at $73.33 per M 366 65

6,016 releasable clip-chain bale-ties, at 50 cents 3, 008 00 Numbering-machine fixtures. . 22 50 Ruling-machine fixtures 379 11 5 ruling-machine cloths, at $10 50 00

12 ruling-machine cloths, at $13 156 00 Skiving-machine fixtures 6 00 Perforating-machine fixtures 12 00 Grinding-machiue fixture 1 30 Smashing-machine fixtures 45 00 Calendering-machine fixtures 12 00 Cutting-machine fixtures 47 00 Fixture for roller backer 12 50 24 cutting-machine knives, at $10.50 ,. 252 00

4 cutting-machine knives, at $15 60 00 2 cutting-machine knives, at $14.50 29 00 Carried forward 21,547 93 1,667,364 57
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

Brought forward $21,547 93 $1,667,364 57

4 cutting-machine knives, at $18 72 00

4 cutting-machine knives, at $28 . 112 00

2 cutting-machine knives, at $32 64 00 2 cutting-machine knives, at $35 70 00

4 cutting-machine knives, at $7.50 30 00 2 ciitting-machine knives, at $11 22 00

11 sets circular saws, at $9 99 00

36 circular saws 80 28

96 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 4 80

2,590 pounds iron castings, at 3£ cents 90 65

117 pounds iron castings, at 3 cents 3 51 767 pounds truck-wheel castings, at 4 cents 30 68

285 pounds steel castings, at 6 cents 17 10 70 pounds steel castings, at 16 cents 11 20

Shafting, pulleys, &c 309 89

37 feet belting, at 52 cents .... 19 24 300 feet belting, at 30 cents 90 00

50 feet belting, at 40 cents 20 00 1,026H feet belting, at 14 cents 143 77 270 feet belting, at 12 cents 32 40 350 feet belting, at 9 cents 31 50

100 feet belting, at 7 cents. 7 00 2C0 feet belting, at 6| cents 13 00 400 feet belting, at 3* cents 14 00

12 fans 132 00

*500 positive lubricators, at 3 cents 15 00

174 pounds wire, at 50 cents 87 00 674 pounds wire, at 40 cents 269 60

375 pounds wire, at 19£ cents 73 13 Boiler repairs and fixtures 64 17 Furnace repairs 36 75 882 pounds cotton waste, at 9| cents 83 81 95 pounds packing, at 40 cents 38 00

6 pounds packing 2 25

3 feet packing 75 25 yards felting, at $6 150 00 84£ pounds lacing leather, at 65 cents 54 75

19 pounds sole-leather 7 85

1 side sole-leather 4 50

1 side russet leather 6 00 3$ dozen oilers 14 95

3 plows and presses, at $12 36 00

6 dozen plow-knives, at $12 72 00 2£ dozen bookbinders' hammers, at $12.50 27 08

6 lettering pallets, at $11 66 00 9 dozen fitches, at $1.50 13 50

1 dozen spatulas 9 00

15 dozen sash tools, at $3.50 52 50

24 copper glue-pots, at $1.50 36 00

3 copper glue-pots, at $2.50 7 50

7 dozen folders, at $1.75 12 25 2 dozen folders, at $2 4 00 Carried forward 24,312 29 1,667,364 57
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $24, 8 dozen straight trimmers, at $4.45 6 creasers, at $3

12 creasers, at $2.75 6 creasers, at $2.50

3 side-stamps, at $6

6 hand-stamps, at $4.50 6 hand-stamps, at $4 6 hand-stamps, at $3.50 6 hand-stamps, at $1.25 6 hand-stamps, at $1 6 hand-stamps, at 75 cents 6 hand-stamps, at 60 cents 6 hand-stamps, at 40 cents 2 stamps, $5.25

193 rubber stamps and pads

Recutting 2 hand-stamps

Designs for stamps

18 dozen files, at $4 24f dozen files (assorted)

1 dozen pairs shears

1 dozen pairs shears

3 pairs shears 6 pairs scissors, at 60 cents

10 dozen shoe-knives, at $2

36£ dozen shoe-knives, at $1.75 3 dozen dividers, at $5.50 2 dozen dividers, at $9

100 awls with handles, at 36 cents

12 boxes eyelets, at 87 cents

16,000 eyelets J 1 universal beater

257 prepared finishers' rubbers, at 50 cents

50 oil-stones, at 25 cents

12 oil-stones, at 40 cents 50 sand-stones, at 25 cents 24 pieces lithographic stones, at $1.25

Recutting finishers' roll 100 handles for finishers' rolls Recutting 2 blank rolls 6 steel case gauges, at $8

2 grindstones

7 new rubbers for case smoothers

8 10-inch rubber-bound truck wheels, at $3.25

2,207 pounds plate castings, at 3£ cents Planing plate castings, &c

Iron, steel tools, locks, &c

Electrical fixtures, lamps, shades, call bells, &c

Type, various kinds 8, 18, 250 feet rule, at 6 cents 1, 300 feet rule, at 22 cents

1,900 feet rule, at 12 cents 500 feet rule, at 14 cents

312 29 $1, 667, 364 57

35 60

18 00 33 00

15 00

18 00 27 00

24 00

21 00 7 50

6 00

4 50

3 60

2 40

10 50

64 10

3 00

10 00

72 00

55 53

35 00

24 00

5 50

3 60

20 00 63 15 16 50

18 00

36 00

10 44

12 85

4 50

128 50

12 50

4 80

12 50

30 00

3 00

12 50 9 00

48 00

8 00 84 00 26 00

77 24

249 80 566 49 770 33

861 18 095 00 66 00 228 00

70 00 Carried forward 37, 355 40 1, 667, 364 57
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

Brought forward $37,355 40 $1,667,364 57

8 dozen mallets, at $2.229 17 83 96 planers, at 50 cents , 48 00

76 composing sticks 63 76

100 brass galleys . . . . 225 00

2,000 hickory quoins, at 60 cents per 100 12 00

2,000 hickory quoins, at 40 cents per 100 8 00

5,000 hickory quoins, at 36 cents per 100 18 00

1 gross keys for Hempel's quoins , 72 00

4 type cases 68 00

48 patent cases, at $1.75 84 00

4 bookbinders' type cabinets, at $18 72 00

2 dozen brooms, at $2.97 5 94

16 dozen brooms, at $2.50 40 00

17 dozen earthen crocks, at $1.35 22 95

10 dozen paste crocks, at $3 30 00

3-£ dozen buckets 9 47

17 dozen lye-brushes, at $3.40 57 80

4 dozen dust-brushes, at $4.50 18 00

7 whitewash-brushes, at $1.85 12 95

1 dozen scrubbing-brushes 3 50

2 sprinkling-brushes, at $1.50 3 00

2 sprinkling-brushes, at $1.25 .. 2 50 2 sprinkling-brushes, at $9 18 00

4 beating-brushes, at $7 28 00

2 dozen brushes, at $4 8 00

1 dozen brushes 5 00 H dozen brushes, at $3 4 50

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $3.40 10 20

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $6.65 19 95

3 dozen glue-brushes, at- $6.70 20 10

6 dozen glue-brushes, at $13.90 83 40

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $14 42 00

6 dozen glue-brushes, at $22.40 134 40

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $22.50 67 50 Miscellaneous brushes 31 50

Chairs, stools, &c 104 25 38,826 90 MATERIAL, ETC. Ledger and other papers

168 reams cap, 19 pounds, at $2.793 469 22

1, 348 reams cap, 19 pounds, at $2.413 3, 252 71 550 reams cap, 19 pounds, at $3.211 1, 766 05 200 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.704 540 80 288 reams cap, 24 pounds, at $3,048 877 83

1, 080 reams medium, 38 pounds, at $5.70 6, 156 00 110 reams medium, 38 pounds, at $4.826 530 86

860 reams medium, 38 pounds, at $4.56 3, 921 60 252 reams medium, 30 pounds, at $4.50 1, 134 00 472 reams super royal, 57 pounds, at $8,322 3, 927 99

125 reams demy, 29 pounds, at $4.263 532 88

1, 025 reams demy, 29 pounds, at $5.017 5, 142 43

2, 146 reams demy, 29 poun ds, at $3.683 7, 903 71 Carried forward 36,156 08 1,706,191 47
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $36, 156 08 $1, 706, 191 41 Ledger and other papers—continued.

200 reams demy, 24 pounds, at $4.152 830 40 195f§£ reams imperial, 75 pouuds, at $14,70 2,875 17 683 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.116 2, 811 23

300 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.004 1, 201 20

81 reams double-cap, 38 pounds, at $5,586 452 47 420 reams double-cap, 38 pounds, at $4.94 2,074 80 327 reams double-cap, 38 pounds, at $5.434 1,776 91

1, 01 1 reams double-cap, 38 pounds, at $4.826 4, 879 09 95 reams double-cap, 48 pounds, at $6.864 652 08 196 reams double-cap, 42 pounds, at $6.006.. ... .... 1,177 18 3f§£ reams double-cap, 42 pounds, at $6,174 24 30 87 reams double-demy, 75 pounds, at $14.775 1, 285 43

350 reams royal, 46 pounds, at $9.062 3, 171 70 38 reams royal, 46 pounds, at $6.90 262 20

116 reams royal, 35 pounds, at $5.25 609 00 52§^ reams royal, 35 pounds, at $6,895 362 04 52 reams royal, 35 pounds, at $4.445 231 14 375 reams special, 27 pounds, at $3.888 1, 458 00 504 reams special, 24 pounds, at $3.048 1, 536 19 152 reams special, 23 pounds, at $3,312 503 42

653-3&

o reams manila, 50 pounds, at $4.39 2, 869 30 201^ reams manila, 100 pounds, at $8.79 1, 771 62 25 reams manila, 100 pounds, at $8.80 220 00 50£g reams manila, 120 pounds, at $10.80 545 40

396-.gr reams manila, 30 pounds, at $2.70 1, 070 01 40 reams French folio, at 90 cents 36 00

40 reams hardware, at $4.16 166 40 20| reams comb-lining, at $10.25 210 13 20 reams comb-lining, at $9.65 193 00 85 reams marble, at $6.09 517 65 22M reams plaid, at $7 159 53

lOffHi- reams plaid, at $8 82 43 20 reams copying, at $1.55 31 00 633 reams tissue, at $1.89 1, 196 37

18 reams tissue, at $3.25 58 50

1 ream tissue, at $4 4 00 22 reams tissue, at $2.75 60 50

2 reams tissue, at $2.60 5 20

2 reams stereotype, at $13.60 27 20

12 reams stereotype, at $7 84 00

3 reams blotting, at $12 36 00 73,674 27 Binding cloth:

1,600 pieces, at $3.74 5, 984 00 40 pieces, at $4.24 169 60

425 pieces, at $5.49 2,333 25

150 pieces, at $5.82 873 00

50 pieces, at $5.86 293 00 75 pieces, at $5.99 449 25

49 pieces, at $6.45 316 05 162 pieces, at $6.50 1, 053 00

1 piece 4 75 11,475 90 Carried forward 1,791,341 64
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

Brought forward $1,791,341 64 Russia leather

46, 547 feet, at 18 cents $8, 378 46

1, 578 feet, at 20 cents 315 55 8,694 01

Title leather

281 dozen, at $9.75 2, 739 75

81 dozen, at $10.75 - 870 75

10| dozen, at $10 105 00 3,715 50 Turkey morocco : 229! dozen, at $22.10 5, 071 95

55$ dozen, at $24.10 1, 337 55 fy dozen, at $28.90 91 52

1 dozen, at $27 , 27 00 $ dozen, at $30.40 5 07

4- dozen imitation, at $16 8 00 6,541 09 Law calf: 600$ dozen, at $27.25 16, 363 63 150 dozen, at $30 4,500 00

20, 863 63 English calf, 19& dozen, at $23 440 84 Law sheep

1 , 500£ dozen, at $9.75 14, 629 87

300 dozen, at $10 3, 000 00 400 dozen, at $7 2,800 00

20, 429 87 Roans:

141 dozen, at $7.25 1,022 25 20J dozen, at $7.75 158 88

3 dozen, at $12.50 37 50

3 dozen, at $12 36 00

1 dozen 13 00 \ dozen, at $8 4 00

1,271 63 Skivers

250£ dozen, at $5.75 1, 440 37 200£ dozen, at $7.50 1, 503 75 57i dozen, at $8.50 488 75

50 dozen, at $8 400 00

. 30 dozen, at $9.75 292 50

4, 125 37

Fleshers, 400| dozen, at $3.75 1,501 88 Cowhide buffing : 1,1£7£ feet, at 8£ cents 98 39 121£ feet, at 7£ cents 9 09

107 48 Parchment, 30£ dozen, at $9 274 50 Virgin rubber

20 sheets, at 55 cents 11 00 40 sheets, at 65 cents 26 00

40 pounds, at $1.50 60 00 Sheet rubber, h\ pounds, at $3.50 19 25 Rubber sheeting, 51 yards 27 54

143 79 Carried forward 1,859,451 23
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $1, Card middle, 481 pounds, at 1\ cents Gold leaf:

1, 850 packs, at $6.30 $11, 655 00 50 packs, at $6.40 320 00 50 packs, at $5.50 275 00 150 packs, at $5.40 810 00 800 packs, at $1.22 (imitation) 976 00 Binders' boards

285, 700 pounds, at 4.7 cents 13, 427 90

25, 000 pounds, at 4.8 cents 1, 200 00

45, 400 pounds, at 35 cents 1, 589 00

165, 950 pounds, at 2.8 cents 4, 646 60

25, 150 pounds, at 1.6 cents 402 40

2, 003 pounds, at 5.9 cents 118 18 Thread

1, 800 pounds, at 87 cents 1, 566 00 550 pounds, at 85 cents 467 50 319£ pounds, at 80 cents 255 60

251 pounds, at 68 cents 170 68 300 pounds, at 67.9 cents 203 70 232 pounds, at 59 cents 136 88

40 pounds, at $1.15 46 00 538 dozen spools, at $1.75 941 50 Twine

6, 083 pounds, at 11.5 cents 699 54

3, 889 pounds, at 31 cents 1, 205 59 988 pounds, at 13.7 cents 135 35 Page cord, 400 pounds, at 21.9 cents Cotton wrapping cord, 282 pounds, at 20 cents Rope, 164 pounds, at 14 cents Cotton

1, 216* yards, at 10.7 cents 130 17

1, 838f- yards, at 7.5 cents 137 91 178 yards, at 10 cents 17 80

3, 038f yards, at 5.7 cents 173 21

3, 282£ yards, at 4.9 cents .' 160 83 Paper cambric, l,157f yards, at 4.8 cents Blue drilling, 92 yards, at 15 cents Black calico, 337£ yards, at 8 cents Gingham, 28 yards, at 9 cents Glue:

22, 447 pounds, at 12.7 cents 2, 850 77

2, 216 pounds, at 13.5 cents 299 16

Silk braid

214 pieces, at 20 cents 42 80 6 pieces, at $2.30 13 80 88 yards, at 9 cents 7 92

14, 036 00

619 92

55 57

13 80 26 98 2 52

3, 149 93

64 52 Carried forward 1,904,835 92
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 29

Brought forward $1, 904, 835 92 Alpaca braid, 2.520 yards, at 1 cent , 25 20 Gray super, 4,400 yards, at 3.2 cents 140 80 Canvas, 3,060f yards, at 25.6 cents 783 56

Jeweller's cotton, 60 pounds, at 55 cents 33 00 Flannel

60 yards, at 75 cents $45 00 48f yards (Canton) at 12.5 cents : 6 09

51 09 Crash for towels, 1,200 yards, at 12.7 cents , 152 40 Worsted, 1 pound 1 50 Wadding, 12 pieces, at 5 cents 60 Needles

400 papers, at 6 cents 24 00

100 papers, at 10 cents 10 00

34 00 Stay binding, 2 dozen, at $2 4 00 Head bands

200 pieces, at 53 cents 106 00

250 pieces, at 62 cents 155 00 175 pieces, at 64 cents 112 00

75 pieces, at 73 cents 54 75

75 pieces, at 89 cents 66 75

494 50 Woven cord bands

15 pieces, at 80 cents 12 00

15 pieces, at 90 cents 13 50

15 pieces, at 95 cents 14 25

39 75

Flour:

115 barrels, at $4.90 563 50

10 barrels, at $5 50 00 613 50 Bees-wax

468f pounds, 32.4 cents 150 89

63 pounds, at 35.5 cents 22 37

173 26 Alcohol

333 gallons, at $2.218 738 61 46* gallons, at $2.248 104 53 843 14 Sirup, 60 gallons, at 60 cents 36 00

Oils:1,244 gallons, sperm, engine, at $1.20 1,492 80

359 gallons, electric machine, at 60 cents 215 40

80 gallons, 600 W. cylinder, at 65 cents 52 00 20 gallons belt, at $1.50 30 00

50 dozen sweet, at 70 cents 35 00

2 dozen olive, at $9.75 19 50

1 844 70 Benzine : 2, 098-1 gallons, at 7.8 cents 163 70

104 galloMS, at 8.2 cents 8 53

172 23 Carried forward 1,910,279 15
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $1,910,279 15 Soap : 6, 078£ pounds, at 5.3 cents $322 16 33 gallons (electric), at $1.50 49 50

371 66 Printing ink

7, 085 pounds, at 40 cents 2, 834 00

2, 925 pounds, at 50 cents 1, 462 50

1, 449 pouDds, at 60 cents 869 40 250 pounds, at $ I 250 00

30 pounds, at $2 60 00

20 pounds, at $2.50 50 00

31 pounds, at $3 93 00

11 pounds, at $3.50 38 50

285 pounds, at $4 1, 140 00 59£ pounds, at $5 297 50

10 pounds, at 80 cents (varnish) 8 00

8 pounds, at 50 cents (varnish) 4 00 22£ pounds, at 35 cents (varnish) 7 87

7, 114 77 Roller composition, 12,900 pounds, at 45 cents 5, 805 00 Glycerine

1, 464 pounds, at 26 cents 380 64 15 pounds, at 30 cents 4 50 20 pounds, at 35 cents 7 00

1 gallon 3 50

395 64 Potash, 5,287-J pounds, at 5.3 cents 280 23 Lubricating compound, 166 pounds, at 25 cents 41 50 Orange shellac, 70 pounds, at 25 cents 17 50 Sponge

70 pounds, at $1.95 136 50 75 pounds, at $2.15 161 25

15 pounds, at $1.05 15 75 313 50 Stereotype metal

96, 326 pounds, at 9 cents 8, 669 34

10, 308 pounds, at 9.1 cents 938 03 9,607 37 Stereotype powder, 80 pounds 12 00 Black lead, 110 pounds, at 65 cents 71 50 Bar lead, 6,000 pounds, at 4.7 cents 282 00 Bar tin, 900 pounds, at 20.6 cents 185 40 Emery, 310 pounds, at 5.2 cents 16 12

Solder, 223 pounds, at 16 cents 35 68

Kaolin, 300 pounds, at 1.7 cents 5 10 Antimony and tin, 2,613 pounds, at 16.6 cents 433 76

Potter's clay, 30 barrels, at $1.90 57 00

Italian clay, 802 pounds, 5 cents 40 10 Copper battery plates, 995 pounds, at 26.5 cents 263 68 Plaster of paris

40 barrels, at $1.28 51 20

2 barrels, at $2.29 4 58 55 78 Carried forward 1,935,684 44
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

Brought forward r$1,935,684 44

Tin-foil, 300 pounds, at 24.4 cents 73 2o

Iron filings, 300 pounds, at 10 cents 30 00 Sand-paper, 13 reams, at $3.56 46 28 Lithograph crayons, 3 gross, at $3.50 10 50 Wax tapers, 19 dozen boxes, at $2.40 45 60 Array blankets, 9 pairs 41 25

Press boards, 30 sheets, at 40 cents 12 00 Bonnet boards, 4.067 sheets, at 3.9 cents 158 61 Baywood blocking-board, 2,372£ feet, at 23.5 cents 557 52 Veneers, 708 pieces, at 16 cents , 113 28 Boxwood, 1 square foot 11 52 Pins 9 20 Matches 4 85 Eggs 32 63 Vinegar 15 40

Starch, 130 pounds, at 5 cents 6 50 Sawdust 101 52 Gas 7,659 45 Coal 3,710 47

Ice 1, 386 93 Telephone rent : 703 20 Telegraphing 142 92 Washing towels, &c 1, 348 77 Stationery 519 65 Boxing, cartage, freight, &c 1,154 55 Miscellaneous items 628 56 DYES, GUMS, ETC. Carmine : 4 ounces, at $1 $4 00

50 ounces, at 34. 4 cents 17 20

50 ounces, at 29 cents 14 50

35 70 Ultramarine blue : 1 pound 65

10 pounds, at 30 cents 3 00

42 pounds, at 35 cents 14 70

18 35 Chrome yellow, 36 pounds, at 35 cents 12 60 Egg albumen

100 pounds, at 55 cents 55 00 374 pounds, at 45 cents 168 30 223 30 Blood albumen, 200 pounds, at 20 cents 40 00 Alum, 400 pounds, at 6 cents 24 00 Beef galls, 213, at 25 cents 53 25 Oxalic acid, 50 pounds, at 20 cents 10 00 Pearl ash, 200 pounds, at 15 cents 30 00 French talc, 100 pounds, at 4 cents 4 00 Sulphate copper, 331 pounds, at 5.5 cents 18 20 Ammonia, 129£ pounds, at 20 cents 25 90 Muriate of tin

8 pounds, at 25 cents 2 00

1 pound 35

2 35 Carried forward 1, 954, 706 45
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward.* $1,954,706 45 Gum arabic

50 pounds, at 55 cents $27 50

50 pounds, at 48 cents 24 00

51 50

Creosote, 20 pounds, at $1 20 00 French book varnish, 4 dozen, at $14.10 56 40 Red lake, 150 pounds, at 55 cents 82 50 Borax

25 pounds, at 18 cents 4 50

5 pounds, at 20 cents 1 00 5 50 Eoseue

2 pounds, at $5 ... 10 00

1 pound 4 00

14 00 Detergent, 6,371 pounds, at 7.5 cents 477 81 Beef tallow:

100 pounds, at 9 cents 9 00

497 pounds, at 8.9 cents 44 23

53 23 Whiting

200 pounds, at 2£ cents 4 50

50 pounds, at 3 cents 1 50 6 00 Dextrine

150 pounds, at 12 cents 18 00

314 pounds, at 5£ cents 17 27

35 27

Insect powder, 200 pounds, at 50 cents '. 100 00 Dubbins, 25 pounds, at 25 cents 6 25 Manila pulp, 50 gallons 5 00 HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. Wagon repairs 560 80 Harness repairs 207 75 Shoeing • 456 75 For nse of double team and driver, 227 days, at $4 908 00 Feed 1, 811 36 Axle grease, 100 pounds, at 8 cents 8 00 Veterinary services and medicine 44 40 3,997 06 Total 1, 959, 616 97

Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1883 32, 130 05 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1884 61,662 68 Value of bindery s+ock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1885 49,518 53 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1886 52,712 41
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

No. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for public printing (except Congressional Record), for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1886. PRINTING PAPER.

700 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 21^ by 29 inches, at $2.72 $1,904 00 300 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by 31£ inches, at 82.72 816 00

1, 100 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31£ inches, at $2.856 3,141 60

1,298 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at $2.604 3,380 00

2, 680 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $2.79 7,477 20

5, 248 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $3.015 15,822 72

16 reams uncalendered, 30 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $1.77 28 32

89, 008 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

5.7 cents 5,073 46 21.924 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

5.1 cents 1,118 12 3,292 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.304 7,584 76

7,462 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.448 18,266 98 20,637 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.736 56,462 82

125, 029 pounds uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

5.1 cents 6,376 48

449 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31i inches, at $3.10 1,391 90

1,220 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at $3.40 4,148 00

1,594 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.76 7,587 44 298 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.27 1,272 46 803 reams calendered, 84 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, at

$5.67 4,553 01

1, 009 reams uncalendered, 96 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, at $4.80 4,843 20

5, 204 reams and 18 quires uncalendered, 96 pounds, 38 by 48

inches, at $5.568 .. * 28, 980 88

1,548 reams uncalendered, 96 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.896 7,579 00

655 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22| by 31£ inches, at $2.48. 1, 624 40

1, 099 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22f by 31J inches, at $2.72. 2, 989 28

247 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 21£ hy 29 inches, at $2.72. . 671 84

552 reams tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.05.. 1,683 60 600 reams tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.40.. 2, 040 00

4, 488 reams tinted, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $4.20. . 18, 849 60 Carried forward 215,667 07

S. Mis. 26 3
34 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $215, 667 07 250 reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.27 . . 1, 067 50 600 reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.76. . 2, 856 00 250 reams tinted, 120 pounds, 32 by 48 inches, at $8.40.. 2, 100 00 $221,690 57 WRITING AND OTHER PAPERS.

974 reams and 18 quires, quarto-post, 9 pounds, at 76.5 cents $745 80 873 reams and 10 quires, quarto-post, 10 pounds, at 85 cents 742 47 405 reams quarto-post, 20 pounds, at 90 cents 364 50 789 reams and 6 quires quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.02. 805 09 425 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.08 459 00 1,668 reams and 9 quires cap, 16 pounds, at $1.36 2,269 09 256 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.44 368 64 179 reams and 6 quires cap, 14 pounds, at $1.19 213 37 584 reams and 12 quires demy, 25 pounds, at $2.10 1, 227 66 838 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.68 1, 407 84 408 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.80 734 40 599 reams and 8 quires folio-post, 23 pounds, at $1,932. . . 1, 158 04 448 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $1.344 602 11 402 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $2.21 888 42 46 reams and 12 quires royal, 45 pounds, at $3.78 176 15 734 reams and 9 quires royal, 28 pounds, at $2.352. 1, 727 42

105 reams and 5 quires royal, 28 pounds, at $2.296 241 65 96 reams and 2 quires super-royal, 56 pounds, at $4,704. 452 05 494 reams and 17 quires super-royal, 35 pounds, at $2.94. 1, 454 86 803 reams and 11 quires imperial, 40 pounds, at $3. 36 2,699 93

2, 619 reams and 13 quires double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2,688. 7, 041 62 908 reams double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.88 2, 615 04 208 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $3,024 628 99 496 reams and 16 quires double-cap, 24 pounds, at $23 016. 1, 001 55 756 reams and 2 quires double-cap, 28 pounds, at $2,352. 1,778 34 455 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $2.52 1, 146 60 382 reams and 6 quires double-demy, 50 pounds, at $4.15. 1, 879 12 205 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $4.50 922 50

1, 361 reams and 19 quires double- demy, 40 pounds, at $3.32. 4,521 67 385 reams double- demy, 40 pounds, at $3.60 ] , 386 00 546 reams and 18 quires double-demy, 34 pounds, at $2,822 1,543 35 170 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $3.06 520 20 198 reams and 11 quires double-folio, 55 pounds, at $4.62. 917 30 67 reams and 9 quires double-folio, 55 pounds, at $4,455. 300 49 708 reams and 3 quires double-f»>lio, 40 pounds, at $3.36. . 2, 379 38 280 reams and 19 quires double-folio, 40 pounds, at $3.24. 910 28 343 reams and 15 quires special, 50 pounds, at $4.25 1, 460 93 210 reams special, 50 pounds, at $4.50 945 00 100 reams special, 46 pounds, at $3.91 391 00

1, 198 reams and 6 quires special, 35 pounds, at $2,975 3, 564 94 516 reams special, 35 pounds, at $3.15 1, 625 40 395 reams and 14 quires special, 32 pounds, at $2.72 1, 076 30

61 reams blue double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.688 163 97 Carried forward 57, 458 46 221, 690 57
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

Brought forward $57,458 46 $221,690 57

461 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.944 1, 357 19 514 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.688 1, 381 63

90 reams lilac double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.944 264 96 280 reams yellow double cap, 32 pounds, at $2,944 824 32

97 reams yellow double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2,688 260 74 223 reams pink double- cap, 32 pounds, at $2.944 656 51 204 reams blue medium, 26 pounds, at $2.392 487 97

124 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $1.84 228 16 30 reams and 5 quires blue double-cap, 30 pounds, at $2.73 82 58

123 reams green double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.688 330 62

115 reams cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $3.50 402 50

59 reams cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $3.45 203 55

319 reams cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $2.484 792 39

315 reams and 16 quires cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $3.90. 1, 231 62

399 reams and 13 quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at$2.808. 1, 122 23

5 reams bleached manila-paper, at $23.25 116 25

2, 733 pounds manila-paper, at 6.3 cents 172 18 5,768 pounds manila-paper, at 7.4 cents. 426 83

560 reams tissue-paper, at 84 cents 470 40

152 reams tissue-paper, at 78 cents 118 56

57,954 pounds plate-paper, at 12 cents 6,954 48 248 pounds plate-paper, at 13 cents 32 24

73, 403 pounds map-paper, at 10.4 cents 7,633 91 11,442 pounds map-paper, at 17 cents 1,945 14 480 pounds parchment deed-paper, at 18 cents 86 40

1,629 pounds parchment deed-paper, at 18.4 cents 299 73 5,270 pounds artificial parchment, at 21 cents lj 106 70

104, 175 sheets melon bristol-board, at 1.8 cents 1, 875 15

142, 175 sheets melon bristol-board, at 1.6 cents 2,274 80 7,825 sheets golden bristol-board, at 1.9 cents 148 67

236, 947 sheets pearl-gray bristol-board, at 1.7 cents 4, 028 10 177,994 sheets pearl-gray bristol-board, at 1.5 cents 2,669 91 258,742 sheets yellow bristol-board, at 1.8 cents 4,657 35 177,363 sheets yellow bristol-board, at 1.6 cents.. 2,837 81

82, 430 sheets green bristol-board, at 1.7 cents 1,401 31 77,040 sheets thick bristol-board, at 2.5 cents. 1,926 00 49,085 sheets thick bristol-board, at 2.9 cents 1,423 46 88,800 sheets thin bristol-board, at 2.2 cents 1,953 60 51,092 sheets thin bristol-board, at 2.4 ceuts 1,226 21

24, 432 pounds colored bristol-board, at 8 cents 1, 954 56

5,000 sheets white chiua-board, at 3.4 cents 1?() 00 10,410 sheets white china-board, at 3.5 cents... 364 35

2, 000 sheets colored card-board, at 3.3 cents 66 00 10,225 sheets colored card-board, at 3.9 cents 398 78 5,022 sheets R. R. board, at 4.1 cents 205 90

33, 619 pounds glazed bond-paper, at 20.8 cents 6,992 76 8,245 pounds glazed bond-paper, at 18.1 cents 1,492 35

2, 100 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $23 per M 48 30 3,100 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $19.50 per M 60 45 9,200 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $18 per M 165 60

65, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $17 per M 1, 105 00 125,894 67 Total 347,585 24
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Inventory showing the quantity ofpaper on hand June 30, 18H6.

6, 141$, reams of printing-paper, costing $18, 802 84

2, 192^§ reams of tinted-paper, costing 8, 731 34

5, 885^ reams of writing-paper, costing 13, 838 38

1, 090^ reams of cover-paper, costing 3,580 55

121^o reams of tissue-paper, costing 94 61 38£$ reams of Golden Envelope paper, costing 94 15 237^ reams of manila-paper, costing 772 41

9gL

0 reams of bank-note paper, costing 73 76

123.&, reams of map paper, costing 580 84

81-2% reams of plate-paper, costing 802 75

480 sheets of bullet-patch paper, costing 7 56 15,310 sheets of parchment deed, costing 176 99

43, 113 sheets of artificial parchment, costing 583 35

162, 237 sheets of bond-paper, costing 2, 139 39

308, 046 sheets of bristol-board, costing 5, 617 07

19, 601 sheets of card-board, costing 764 44

56, 660 43 Papers issued to the bindery for general use during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, m reams printing-paper, costing $6 24 66^r reams writing-paper, costing 185 08

10^y reams cover-paper, costing 35 61

1, 660 sheets bond-paper, costing 34 94 26 sheets artificial parchment, costing 46

50 sheets card-board, costing 1 84 264 17 PAPER ACCOUNT.

Paper on hand June 30, 1877 $48, 153 57 Purchased July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 __ 352, 080 22 Purchased July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 328, 992 29 Purchased July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 ... 475, 456 51 Purchased July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 456, 803 14 Purchased July 1, 1881, to June 30, 1882 523, 901 19 Purchased July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883 439, 839 46 Purchased July 1, 1883, to June 30, 1884 437, 732 83 Purchased July 1, 1884, to June 30, 1885 323, 049 72 Purchased July 1, 1885, to June 30, 1886 375, 393 47 3,761,402 40 The work completed and delivered within the same period shows

Amount consumed July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 $350,969 73 Amount consumed July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 344, 761 71 Amount consumed July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 405, 558 08 Amount consumed July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 492, 802 43 Amount consumed July 1, 1881, to June 30, 1882 475, 530 93 Amount consumed July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883 478, 833 10 Amount consumed July 1, 1883, to June 30, 1884 420, 545 47 Amount consumed July 1, 1884, to June 30, 1885 354, 175 76 Amount consumed July 1, 1885, to June 30, 1886 357, 543 49 On hand June 30, 1886 - 56, 660 43 3,737,381 13 Note.—It is not "possible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the rea- son that great quantities of paper are continually going through the press on work

not completed during the fiscal year, and which is not charged in above account.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

No- 6\

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

July (earned in June)

August (earned in July)

September (earned in August) .. October (earned in September) . November (earned in October) .

.

December (earned in November)

January (earned in December) .. February (earned in January) .. March (earned in February)

April (earned in March)

May (earned in April) June (earned in May)

MATERIAL, ETC.

119 reams and 2 quires printing-paper, 96 pounds, at 85.568 $663 15

425, 998 i>ounds printing-paper, 96 pounds, ar 5.8 cents 24, 707 89

47,788 pounds printing-paper, 43 pounds, at 5.1 cents 2,437 19

4 reams pink printing-paper, 26 pounds, at 8"2 8 00

6 reams stereotype- paper, at $7 42 00

6 reams white tissue-paper, at $2-75 16 50

6 reams cream tissue-paper, at §3.25 19 50

30 reams marble-paper, at $6.9 182 70 26,000 pounds binder's board, at 3 cents 780 00

10, 000 feet imitation Russia leather, at 18 cents 1, 800 00

20 dozen law-sheep, at $10 200 00

25 packs gold-leaf, at §6.30 157 50

1,431 yards heavy crash, at 9.4 cents 134 5] 137f yards cotton, at 15 cents 20 67 608 yards cotton, at 10.9 cents 66 27

10 pounds thread, at 90 cents 9 00 23 dozen spools thread, at 50 cents 11 50

105 pounds twine, at 11.5 cents 12 07

42 pounds twine, at 13.7 cents 5 76

19 x^ounds cotton wrapping-cord, at 20 cents 3 80

546 pounds wire, at 50 cen:s 273 00 65 pounds page-cord, at 21.9 cents 14 23

5,577 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 2,230 80

500 pounds roller composition, at 45 cents 225 00

50 gallons sperm engine-oil, at §1.20 60 00

104 gallons benzine, at 7.8 cents 8 12

64, 874 pounds stereotype-metal, at 9 cents 5, 838 66 Type 47 27

41 dozen Hempel's quoins, at §2.50 102 50

12 keys, at 50 cents 6 00

1 dozen lye-brushes 3 40

100 cast-iron chases 144 00

50 wrought-iron chases 150 00 Carried forward „ 40,380 99 74,586 73

§1,671 97 2,448 14 2,546 48

2, 312 88

1, 145 45

635 34 7,298 74

9, 360 53 10,937 95

12, 176 49

11,612 46 12,440 30

§74, 586 73
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $40,380 99 $74 586 73

1 stiching and tying machine 800 00

1 Semple cutter 250 00

1 clamp for cutter 40 00

1 pamphlet stitching machine 850 00 2 steam tables 500 00 2 curved stereotype casting-molds 360 00 2 elevating beating, tables, iron top 135 00

1 chiseling-block, with steel clip, screw and handwheel 36 49

6 router bitts, £ inch 3 24 1,473 pounds flat iron, at 2.1 cents 30 93

1,394 pounds plate castings, at 3-J cents 48 79 Planing 82 pounds plate castings, at 50 cents 41 00

1 sprinkler 1 50

5 dozen earthen crocks, at $1.35 6 75

18 wood-seat stools 15 00 Press fixtures 209 66

Electric -light fixtures 359 45 Plumbing and gas fixtures 72 39 Stationery 21 96 Coal 836 76 Sawdust 2 16

Ice .' 75 85 Gas 392 40 Boxing and cartage 9 35 Compiling index 4,528 80 Lithographing and engraving 862 50 Wagon repairs 36 00 Harness repairs 6 50 Shoeing 19 50 Horse-feed 95 35

51, 028 32 Total 125,615 05 Note. —The clerk in charge of Congresional Record accounts is paid out of the ap- propriation for " Salaries, Office of Public Printer." No. 7.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing

and engraving (except Congressional Becord), during the fiscal year

* ending June 30, 1886.

21, 175 copies of 9 illustrations for Fifth Annual Report of the Director

of the United States Geological Survey $10, 896 50

21, 150 copies of 10 illustrations for Sixth Annual Report of the Director

of the United States Geological Survey 5,276 75 4,900 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 18 of the United States Geological Survey 88 98 4,900 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 21 of the United States Geological Survey 407 00

4, 900 copies of 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 28 of the United States Geological Survey 1,342 00 Carried forward 18,01123
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Brought forward $18, Oil 23

1,850 copies of 1 illustration for Gilbert's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 136 50

1,850 copies of 8 illustrations for Emmons' volume of the Reports of

tiie United States Geological Survey 1, 412 50

4, 900 copies of 35 illustrations for Whitfield's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 2,555 00

1, 900 copies of 4 illustrations for Monograph No. 2 of the United States Geological Survey 525 00

4, 900 copies of 13 illustrations for Monograph No. 11 of the United States Geological Survey 2,901 93

1,200 copies of 4 illustrations for Cope's volume, Final Reports United

States Geological Survey of the Territories 120 00

4, 900 copies of 41 illustrations for Marsh's Monograph of the United

States Geological Survey 8, 910 00 500 copies of 1 illustration for Report Relating to Surveys in the United States 36 00

7, 175 copies of 11 illustrations for Report of Third International Geographical Congress and Exhibition, 1881 9, 120 50 7,075 copies of 182 illustrations, 50 copies of 7 illustrations, 800 copies of 10 illustrations, 25 copies of 1 illustration, 500 copies of 1 illustration, for Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1885 2, 326 65

8, 175 copies of 93 illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1885 740 00 11,900 copies of 4 illustrations for Consular Report No. 61 542 00 9,400 copies of 1 illustration for Consular Report No. 63 58 00 2,275 copies of 22 illustrations, and 2,500 copies of 19 illustrations, for Report Commissioners of the District of Columbia 1,030 00

42, 102 copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Directory 366 00

1, 000 copies of 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 29, National Museum 1, 068 00

17, 400 copies of 2 illustrations for Fourth Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology 1, 160 00

17, 400 copies of 4 illustrations for Fifth Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology 1, 723 50

1,925 copies of 7 illustrations for Report of Smithsonian Institution for

1885, part 2 638 75

5, 300 copies of 9 illustrations for List of Merchant Vessels 285 00 7,675 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Secretary of the Interior

for 1885 (Governor of Wyoming Territory) 400 00

4, 100 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Governor of Wyoming Terri- tory 130 00

4, 900 copies of 26 illustrations for Report of United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey for 1884 1, 095 00

500 copies of 4 illustrations for Appendix No. 12, Coast and Geodetic Survey 36 00 12,900 copies of 2 illustrations for Report on Food Fishes and Fisheries of the United States 556 00 3,050 copies of 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 9, Department of Agri- culture 225 00

6, 500 copies of 5 illustrations and 8,550 copies of 8 illustrations for Report. Chief Signal Officer, 1884 345 00

5, 575 copies of 5 illustrations for Report of Chief Signal Officer for 1885 , .............. 175 00 Carried forward
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $56,628 56

75 copies of 2 illustrations for testimony Disbursements by Chief Sig- nal Officer 90 00

8, 175 copies of 1 illustration and 7,675 copies of 2 illustrations for Report Secretary of the Interior, 1885 1, 033 00

8, 675 copies of I illustration for Report Secretary of the Interior, 1885 (Indian Office) 340 00 25 copies of 7 illustrations for testimony by Senate Committee on

Indian Affairs 170 00 550 copies of 1 illustration for Indian Reservation. 50 00 25 copies of 1 illustration for testimony House Select Committee on

Indian Schools 20 00

14, 350 copies of 1 illustration and 9,775 copies of 3 illustrations for Report Secretary of the Interior on Indian Schools, 1885 282 00

6, 175 copies of 1 illustration for Report Superintendent Hot Springs

Reservation, 18Q5 125 00

15, 050 copies of 1 illustration for Rules of Practice, United States Patent

Office 190 00

2, 000 copies of 2 illustrations for Form for the Department of the In- terior 35 00

3, 100 copies of 17 illustrations for General Information, Series No. 5.. . 201 25

10, 775 copies of 1 illustration for Finance Report for 1885 445 00

6, 475 copies of 24 illustrations for Report Secretary of War, 1885 222 00

6, 525 copies of 70 illustrations for Report Secretary of the Navy, 1885. .' 1, 038 64

4, 075 copies of 8 illustrations for Annual Report Bureau of Navigation 285 00 2,575 copies of 2 illustrations for Report Supervising Surgeon -General of the Marine Hospital Service 170 00 6,200 copies of 8 illustrations for Report Surgeon-General of the Navy,

1885 385 00

1, 575 copies of 11 illustrations for Naval Operations for past year 707 50

4, 675 copies of 1 illustration, 3, 925 copies of 2 illustrations, and 750 copies of 2 illustrations, for Astronomical Observations, 1882 202 00

2, 050 copies of 23 illustrations for Regulation Uniform of United States Navy 850 00 500 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Al- manac, 1886 45 00

3, 425 copies of 3 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Al- manac, 1889 220 00 500 copies of 24 illustrations for Report on Mild Steel 115 00 1,000 copies of 4 illustrations for Report of Hydrographer, 1885 20 00 250 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of Commander McCalla, Expedition to Isthmus of Panama 25 00

4, 075 copies of 2 illustrations for Audibility of Fog Signals 60 00 5,000 copies of 1 illustration for Description of Reloading Tools 40 00

7, 500 copies of 1 illustration and 2,500 copies of 5 illustrations for speech

of Hon. Joseph Wheeler 98 00

1, 000 copies of 1 illustration for speech of Hon. W. W. Grant 6 00

25 copies of 3 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 587 . 26 00 25 copies of 9 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 819 225 00 30 copies of 3 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 25 18 00 30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 89 3 00

30 copies of 3 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 147 ... 20 00

Carried forward
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

Brought forward $64, 390 95

30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 150 50 00 30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 13616 40 00

30 copies of 2 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 13843 55 00

30 copies of 6 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 14340 14 00

5, 995 copies of 20 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 2 221 00

150 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 26, second session Forty-eighth Congress 25 00

1,925 copies of 6 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 1, first session Forty-ninth Congress 425 00

1,925 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 10, first session Forty-ninth Congress 65 00 1,925 copies of 4 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 21, first session Forty-ninth Congress 275 00

1,925 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 22, first session Forty-ninth Congress 20 00

2, 125 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 63, first session Forty-ninth Congress 65 00

1,925 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 79, first session Forty- ninth Congress 33 00 2,925 copies of 5 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 85, first session Forty-ninth Congress ^ 560 20

2, 075 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Ex, Doc. No. 99, first session Forty-ninth Congress 500 00 1,975 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 100, first session Forty-ninth Congress 30 00

1,925 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 106, first session Forty-ninth Congress 20 00

2, 125 copies of 4 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 114, first session Forty-ninth Congress 230 00

1,925 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 127, first session Forty-ninth Congress 40 00

1, 925 copies of 1 illustration for Senate ExJDoc. No. 128, first session Forty-ninth Congress 60 00

1,945 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 138, first session Forty-ninth Congress 40 00

6, 425 copies of 5 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 69, second session Forty-eighth Congress. 635 00

12, 100 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 7, second session Forty-eighth Congress 300 00

12. 100 copies of 4 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 7, second session Forty-eighth Congress 896 00

2, 425 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 82, first session Forty-ninth Congress 170 00 1,925 copies of 7 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 13, first session Forty-ninth Congress 225 00

2, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 25 40 00 4,225 copies of 11 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 44, second session Forty- eighth Congress 525 00

10, 950 copies of 5 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 268, second session Forty-eighth Congress 65 00

200 copies of 4 illustrations for House Ex Doc. No. 268, second session Forty-eighth Congress 12 00 Carried forward 70,027 15
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $70, 027 15 1,925 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 28, first session Forty-ninth Congress 130 00

2, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 37, first session Forty-ninth Congress 40 00

2, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 39, first session Forty-ninth Congress 65 00

2, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 48, first session Forty-ninth Congress 46 00 2,475 copies of 59 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 49, first session Forty-ninth Congress 700 00

2, 925 copies of 4 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 50, first session Forty-ninth Congress 500 00

2, 125 copies of 8 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 61, first session Forty-ninth Congress 80 00

2, 125 copies of 3 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 85, first session Forty-ninth Congress 180 00

4, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 109, first session Forty-ninth Congress 170 00

2, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 114, first session Forty-ninth Congress 22 00 2,125 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 117, first session Forty-ninth Congress. 65 00

2, 125 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 121, first session Forty-ninth Congress 130 00

1,925 copies of 17 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 130, first session Forty-ninth Congress 285 00 1,925 copies of 14 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 178, first session Forty-ninth Congress 235 00

2, 025 copies of 4 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 188, first session Forty-ninth Congress 90 00 1,925 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 196, first session Forty-ninth Congress 15 00

1, 925 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 230, first session Forty-ninth Congress 40 00

1,925 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 241, first session Forty-ninth Congress 32 00 6,725 copies of 79 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 29, second session Forty-eighth Congress 7, 451 00

6, 725 copies of 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 30, second session Forty-eighth Congress 703 00 6,925 copies of 9 illustrations and 500 extra copies of 9 illustrations, for House Mis. Doc. No. 40, second session Forty-eighth Congress .. 1,230 00

1, 925 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1076 22 00

3, 000 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1076, first session Forty-ninth Congress 28 00

1, 925 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1249, first session Forty-ninth Congress 95 00 1,925 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1814, first session Forty-ninth Congress , 18 00

2, 125 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1291, first session Forty-ninth Congress 24 00 Carried forward 82,423 15
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

Brought forward $82, 423 15 1,925 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1958, first session Forty-ninth Congress 15 00 2,475 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 2615, first session Forty-ninth Congress 168 00 Engraving 111 illustrations for Sixth Annual Report of Director of the United States Geological Survey - 5,855 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin No. 22 of the United States Geological Survev 225 00 Engraving 43 illustrations for Bulletin No. 23 of the United States Geological Survey 890 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 27 of the United States Geological Survey 19 00 Engraving 36 illustrations for Bulletin No. 29 of the United States Geological Survey '. 325 00 Engraving 282 illustrations for Bulletin No. 30 of the United States Geological Survey . 2, 865 00 Engraving 44 illustrations for Bulletin No. 34 of the United States Geological Survey . 396 00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Bulletin No. 35 of the United States Geological Survey 46 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Bulletin No. 36 of the United States Geological Survey 10 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Emmons' volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 41 00 Engraving 15 illustrations for Monograph XI of the United States Geological Survey 1, 642 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Report on Mineral Resources of the United

States for 1883-1884 75 00 Engraving 160 illustrations on copper and printing 1 illustration for General Topographic and Geologic Atlas of the United States 36, 139 00 Engraving 8 illustrations for Report of Chief of Engineers, 1885 20 00 Engraving 31 illustrations for Report of Chief of Ordnance, 1885 104 00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance, No. 35. 23 50 Engraving 27 illustrations for Statement and Tables for Senate Select Committee on Ordnance and War Ships 650 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Register of War Department, January 1, 1886 8 00 Engraving 71 illustrations for Consular Report No. 54 ,.. 170 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Consular Report No. 59 , 13 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Consular Report on Trade Guilds in Europe. 2 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Special Consular Report on Rice 13 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Consular Reports on Scouring Wool in Bel- gium, Germany, and Great Britain 30 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Report of Commissioners of District of Co- lumbia for 1885 53 00 Engraving 30 illustrations for Proceedings National Museum, 1885 176 00 Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. 29, National Museum 125 00 Engraving 12 illustrations for Bulletin No. 31, National Museum 238 00 Engraving 29 illustrations for Fifth Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology 665 00 Engraving 6 illustrations for Outlines for Museum of Anatomy 48 00 Engraving 320 illustrations for Report Smithsonian Institution, 1884, Part 2 3,231 75 Carried forward
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $136,704 40 Engraving 18 illustrations for Report Smithsonian Institution, 1885, Part 1. 82 50 Engraving 19 illustrations for List of Merchant Vessels 380 00 Engraving 111 illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 1883 2,884 00 Engraving 181 illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 1884 1, 544 00 Engraving 85 illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 1885 703 00 Engraving 108 illustrations for Report on Food-Fishes and Fisheries of United States 3,123 00 Engraving 9 illustrations for Report Light-House Board 35 00 Engraving 36 illustrations for Annual Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1885 90 00 Engraving 1 illustration—Thermometer plate—for Signal Office 4 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Signal Cards 5 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Testimony taken by House Committee In- vestigating Indian Schools 6 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Railroad Adjustment Sheets for General Land

Office 110 00 Engraving 13 illustrations for Circular of Information No. 5, 1885, Bureau of Education 143 00 Engraving 23 illustrations for Official Gazette, United States Patent

Office 82 50 Engraving 13 illustrations for General Information Series No. 5 92 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Records of the War of the Rebellion, Volume

XXIII, Part 1, Series 1 12 00 Engraving 15 illustrations for Records of the War of the Rebellion, Vol- ume XXIV 172 00 Engraving 3 illustrations of Targets for War Department 25 00 Engraving 81 illustrations for Report of Secretary of the Navy, 1885 299 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Report of Supervising General Marine

Hospital Service 4 50 Engraving 9 illustrations for Report of Surgeon-General of the Navy,

1885 247 60 Engraving 8 illustrations for Naval Operations of the past year 35 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report Bureau of Navigation for 1885 2 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Astronomical and Meteorological Observations for 1882 4 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Naval Professional Papers No. 18 18 00 Engraving 27 illustrations for Naval Professional Papers No. 20 85 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac

for 1889 51 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Report on Transit of Venus 7 00 Engraving I illustration for Regional Divisions of the United States 29 00 Engraving 8 illustrations for Diseases of Domestic Animals 68 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Testimony taken by Senate Committee on

Interstate Commerce 5 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Case of Lamar v. McCullock 16 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Case of Schooner W, B. Chester v. United

States '. 2 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Case of Jacob Clark v. United State 25 00 Carried forward 147, 096 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

Brought forward $147, 096 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Contested Election Case of Page v. Pierce .. 8 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Record of Variations of Temperature 40 00 Engraving 1 illustration for General Orders No. 12 ! 3 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Directions for Recoating Tubes 6 00 Engraving 2,123 Invitation Cards, Dedication of Washington Monument 51 07 Engraving 1,925 copies Portrait Hon. H. B. Anthony, Eulogy 45 24 Engraving 1,925 copies Portrait Hon. W. H. Duncan, Eulogy 45 24 Engraving 1,925 copies Portrait Hon. John Evins, Eulogy 45 24 Engraving 2 illustrations for Supreme Court Record No. 587 11 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 99 5 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 147 5 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 211 11 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 12810 4 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 14683 5 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 14419 45 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 12, first session Forty- ninth Congress 4 00 Engraving 95 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 35, first session, Forty- ninth Congress 110 00 Engraving 171 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 36, first session Forty- ninth Congress 285 00 Engraving 23 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 45, first session Forty- ninth Congress „ 56 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 68, first session Forty- ninth Congress 10 00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 85, first session Fortyninth Congress 157 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 91, first session, Forty- ninth Congress 10 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 1272, first session Forty- ninth Congress 3 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 172, first session Forty- ninth Congress 18 00 Engraving 7 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 216, first session Fortyninth Congress 23 00 Engraving 42 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 268, second session Forty-eighth Congress 396 00 Engraving 40 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 40, second session Forty-eighth Congress 172 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 706, first session Fortyninth Congress 8 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 1650, first session Forty- ninth Congress 14 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 1684, first session Forty- ninth Congress 39 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 1698, first session Forty- ninth Congress 8 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for House Report No. 2208, first session Forty- ninth Congress 39 00 Electrotyping 1 illustration for Report Secretary of the Navy, 1885 1 00 Total 148,780 29
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1886.PAY OF EMPLOYES.

July (earned in June)

August (earned in July). , September (earned in August)

October (earned in September)

November (earned in October)

December (earned in November)

January (earned in December)

February (earned in January)

March (earned in February)

April (earned in March)

May (earned in April June (earned in May)

MATERIAL, ETC.

236, 225 pounds uncalendered printing-paper, 45 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at 5.7 cents $13,464 82

28, 650 pounds binder's board, at 3 cents 850 50

2, 146 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 858 40

1 Bullock web perfecting press, with stereotype machinery 22, 000 00

1 brass oiler 1 25 Freight 79 47 Printing illustrations 80 00 37,343 44

Total.... 64,466 12 No. 9.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1885) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886.PAY OP EMPLOYES.

January (earned in December)

February (earned in January)

March (earned in February) .. April (earned in March)

May (earned in April) June (earned in May)

MATERIAL, ETC.

205, 930 pounds uncalendered printing-paper, 45 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at 5.1 cents $10,502 42 780 reams tinted printing- paper, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.05 2, 379 00 43,009 pounds plate-paper, at 13 cents '. 5,591 17 3,975 pounds map-paper, at 17 cents 675 75

51, 500 pounds binders' board, at 2.8 cents 1, 442 00 Carried forward 20,590 34 5,041 44

$3, 149 41 6,642 99 3,186 10 3,781 65 5,486 76 3,492 33

180 98

424 09 208 80

65 76

452 36

51 45

$27, 122 68

$401 78 372 20 595 06 523 00 972 14

2, 177 26

$5,041 44
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 47

Brought forward $20,590 34 $5,041 44 1,050 pieces binding-cloth, at $3.74 3.927 00

175 packs imitation gold-leaf, at $1.22 213 50

313 yards cotton, at 4.9 cents 15 34 108 pounds twine, at 31 cents 33 48

166 dozen spools thread, at $1.75 290 50

1, 000 pounds glue, at 12.7 cents 127 00 1,279 ^pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 511 60 431 pounds printing-ink, at 60 cents 258 60

10 pounds sponge, at $1.95 19 50 50 pounds borax, at 18 cents 9 00 5H gallons benzine, at 7.8 cents 4 02

6 dozen sweet-oil, at 70 cents 4 20

5 barrels flour, at $4.90 24 50

2 brushes 3 50 Engraving 785 00 Lumber 107 50

26, 924 58 Total 31,966 02 No. 10.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of publication

of the Tenth Census Reports during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

July (earned in June)

August (earned in July)

September (earned in August)

October (earned in September) .

.

November (earned in October) . .

.

December (earned in November)

.

January (earned in December) . .

.

February (earned in January) . .

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March (earned in February)

April (earned in March)

May (earned in April) June (earned in May)

MATERIAL, ETC.

126,621 pounds uncalendered printing paper, 96 pounds, 38 by

48 inches, at 5.8 cents $7,344 01 1,500 reams uncalendered printing-paper, 98 pounds, 38 by 48

inches, at $4.896 7, 344 00

1, 300 reams uncalendered printing-paper, 96 pounds, 38 by 48

inches, at $5.568 7, 238 40

1, 000 reams uncalendered printing-paper, 96 pounds, 38 by 48

inches, at $4.80 4,800 00 225 reams uncalendered printing-paper, 48 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $2.736 615 60

15 reams calendered printing-paper, 70 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $4.76 71 40 37,830 pounds plate-paper, at 12 cents 4,539 60

$5,032 18 5,578 62

4, 327 25

2,191 87 3,168 10 3,531 99 1,957 83 1,938 99 2,583 48

4,677 19 4,881 99 5,578 71

$45, 448 20

Carried forward 31,953 01 45,448 20
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $31,953 01 $45,448 20

8, 362 pounds map-paper, at 10.4 cents 869 65

20 reams manila-paper, at $8.80 176 00 20 reams hardware-paper, at $4.16 83 20 45,750 pounds binders' board, at 2.8 cents 1,281 00 370 pieces binding-cloth, at $3.74 1,383 80 80 packs imitation gold-leaf, at $1.22 .. 97 60 50 dozen law-sheep, at $9.75 487 50

4, 000 yards gray super, at 3.2 cents 128 00 258 pounds thread, at 67.9 cents 175 18 168 pounds twine, at 31 cents 52 08 40 gallons acohol, at $2.218 88 72 400 pounds glue, at 12.7 cents 50 80 5 pounds sponge, at $1.95 9 75 4 barrels flour, at $4.90 19 60

50 pounds orange shellac, at 25 cents 12 50 2 dozen sweet-oil, at 70 cents 1 40

1, 000 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 400 00 500 pounds roller composition, at 45 cents 225 00 97£ gallons benzine, at 7.8 cents 7 61 1,993 patent releasable chain ties, at 50 cents 996 50 Lithographing and engraving 6, 262 00 Boxing and cartage 2 75— 44, 763 65 Total 90, 21 1 85 No. 11.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of removal and

storage of certain property. Government Printing Office, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886.

PAY OF EMPLOYES, ETC. May (earned in April) $584 60 June (earned in May) 455 90

$1, 040 50 Rent 2,664 00 Hauling 323 50 Storage 6 00

2, 993 50 Total 4, 034, 00 No. 12.

Statement shotving the disbursements on account of "printing

Annual Report (1885) of Bureau of Animal Industry "during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886.PAY OF EMPLOYES.

April (earned in March) $1 } 449 05 May (earned in April) 290 86 June (earned in May) 189 48 $1,929 39 MATERIAL, ETC.

6, 484 pounds plate-paper, at 13 cents $842 92

637 pounds map-paper, at 17 cents 108 29 Carried forward 951 21 1,929 39
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

Brought forward $951 21 $1, 929 39

4 reams hardware-paper, at §4. 16 16 64

4 reams manila-paper, at §8.80 35 20

2, 000 pounds binders' board, at 2.8 cents 56 00 20 pieces binding-cloth, at $3.74 74 80

1, 600 yards gray super, at 3.2 cents 51 20

200 pounds glue, at 12.7 cents 25 40

50 packs imitation gold-leaf, at -$1.22 „ 61 00 48 pounds twine, at 31 cents 14 88

80 dozen spools thread, at $1.75 140 00

1 barrel flour 4 90

1 dozen sweet-oil 70

3 pounds sponge, at .§1.95 5 85

30 gallons alcohol, at $2,218 66 54 426 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 170 40 Engraving 12 00 1,686 72 Total 3, 616 11 No. 13.

Table showing a recapitulation of the actual expenditures on

account of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing, t&c, of the Government of the United States for the year ending June 30, 1886, as executed at the Government Printing Office, and the appropriations

out of which they were made.

For salaries and contingent expenses in the Office of Public Printer. .. $17,484 79 For the public printing and binding 1, 959, 61 6 97 For paper for the public printing 347, 585 24 For the Congressional Record 125, 615 05 For lithographing and engraving 148, 780 29 For printing Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, 1884 64,466 12 For printing Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, 1885 31,966 02 For publication of the Tenth Census Reports 90,211 85 For printing Report of Bureau of Animal Industry, 1885 3, 616 11 For removal and storage of certain property 4 ; 034 00

2, 793, 376 44 And they were made out of the following appropriations:

Salaries, Office of Public Printer, 1886 $15, 300 00 Contingent expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1885* 171 64 Contingent expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1886 2,013 15 Public printing and binding, 1884* 27 45 Public printing and binding, 1885* 308, 767 62 Public printing and binding, 1886 2,272,802 43 Printing Annual Report (1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture 64, 466 12 Printing Annual Report (1885) of Commissioner of Agriculture 31, 966 02 Publication Tenth Census Reports 90,211 85 Printing Annual Report (1885) of Bureau of Animal Industry 3,616 11 Removal and storage of certain property, Government Printing Office. 4, 034 00

2, 793, 376 44

* These amounts were paid on liabilities incurred during the fiscal years named,

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the various Executive Departments for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886.

Amount.

Treasury War

Xavy

Interior

Post-Office Agriculture

State Justice Supreme Court of the United States Court of Claims Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Library of Congress

$264, 150 00

138, 600 00

59, 512 50

329, 400 00

178, 312 50

17, 662 50

9, 450 00

7, 087 50

7, 312 50

11, 812 50 900 00

10, 237 50

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Navy

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110 45 972 53

5, 071 12

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available. Approximated

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delivered.

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141, 000 58

59, 622 95

330, 372 53

178, 312 50

17, 662 50

14, 521 12

7, 087 50

7, 312 50

14, 312 50 900 00

10, 237 50

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123, 620 29

59, 622 95

314, 820 48

172, 751 08

17, 445 08

13, 003 32

5, 712 14

2, 573 77

14, 305 20 740 50

10, 230 26

8, 415 37

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No. 18.

Table showing the number and distribution of the bound volumes

of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Forty-ninth Con-

, gress.

Volumes. Delivered to Senate folding-room 19, 215 Delivered to House folding-room 26, 325 Delivered to House library 900 Delivered to Library of Congress 468 Delivered to officers of the House 81 Delivered to justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States. 126 Delivered to Official Reporter of the Senate 45 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries 450 On hand 450 Total 48, 060 The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound is as follows

For Congress , 10, 675 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the House 9 For Official Reporter of the Senate 5 For distribution to each State and Territorial library 50 For justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States 14 Total 10,805

Of the copies authorized by law to be printed and bound for Congress, 5,614 were

delivered unbound upon orders of members of Congress.

The receipts on account of Congressional Record for the fisca 1 year ending June 30, 1886, were as follows : From sales of Record $3, 791 07 From sales of paper shavings (estimated) 663 67 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 18,535 19 Total 22,989 93 This sum has been deposited in the United States Treasury. RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF WASTE PAPER, ETC. During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, there was received from sales of documents, Records, waste paper, gold sweepings, &c, the sum of $126,250.99, which has been deposited in the Treasury.
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in the public printing and bin cl- ing (except Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, with th( length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. PUBLIC PRINTING.

Name.

H. T. Brian

J. M. A. Spottswood .

.

T>.W. Beach

J. M. Maloney

M. C. Foss ¥m. Barnum

J. Osborne

C. E. Etchberger M. H. Kendig

Theo. P. White

C. M. Robinson

I. Fuller

C. A. "Waterman

F. B. Stitt E. M. Wheat

Benj. Drew

John H. Boner

J. A. Scott Henrv N. Boernstein .

.

A. T.Cavis

Chas. W. Otis Geo. Burklin

S.J.Phillips H. All. Foresman W. R. Ramsey

Sidney T. Bates W. E.' Chase

A. F. Bloomer

F. B. Wallace John S. Mills

J. J. Heron

A. T. Foxwell

Geo. A. R. McNeir

A. H. S. Davis

C. S. Myers

J. W. Youngblood W. W. Deloe John F. Connolly

J.L.Slentz M. R. Woodward

John W. Thomas

H. W. Vail

J. N. Hall Wm. Flinn

B. M. Winters

G. H. Engelman

O. F. Dunlap W. H. Harrison

Geo. E. House

John W.Shotwell Remy Lefranc

G. Watkins Warfield .. James W. Richards

J. W. Fite John Larcombe M. W. Chollar H. C. Tullis A. H. Post

E. L. Richmond

David Mcholson M. W. Mitchell H. K. Collins W. L. Crounse W. A. Smith Edward J. Wilver ... . J. H. Butcher James H. Roberts W. E. Wise

Harry McGowan

James M. Toy

D. H. Castello, jr Charles Wright

Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

313 313

234

313 235

313 313

313

313

313

313

131 260

313 367

313

313

313

106

613

870

851 942

480

302

192 420

6051

2, 241

2, 3411

2, 1571

2, 5761

2, 419

2, 5811 1,338"

2, 6101

2, 528.

2, 7291

1, 7531

2, 513

2, 5411

3, 3321

2, 6951

1, 105

2, 404

2, 646*

2, 707"

1, 2381 1,086

1,104

1, 079

2, 66H

2, 779

1, 9031

3, 308

659 159

2,212

2, 5921

2, 2191

2, 753

2, 7961

2, 492

3, 238

1, 612

2, 333

2, 709

2, 635-J 8371

4?4 "70

1, 307

Amount

received.

$2, 100 00

1, 799 75

1, 669 34

1, 248 01 1,394 89

1, 607 20

1, 511 03 1,559 26

1,314 40 948 88

1,851 36

1, 282 58

1, 380 91

1, 187 73

1, 240 99

1, 143 46

1, 365 54

1, 282 06

1, 368 21 709 14

1, 383 53

1, 339 83 1,446 63 929 34

1, 331 88

1, 346 99

1, 766 21 1,428 59 558 35 1,274 11

1, 258 66

1, 434 70 656 39 575 58 585 12 571 87 1,410 56

1, 472 86

1, 008 85 1,720 16 349 27

84 27 884 80

1, 037 00

887 80

1, 101 20

1, 118 60 996 80

1, 295 20 644 80 933 20

1, 083 60

1, 054 20 335 00

2, 003 20

1, 600 00 1,253 33

1, 330 00

1, 565 00

1, 408 50

1, 408 50

1, 252 00

1, 252 00 524 00 886 00 939 00 753 50 626 00 469 00 626 00 339 20 556 95

Name.

J. H. Fletcher George W. Hinman .

.

H. F. J. Drake

H. W Gray W. McFarlane

F. C. Kemon

C. J. Alexander

C. F. Gilmore

J. M. Craig M. Barringer

A. E. Riddle

C. W. Schell A. F. Randolph

P. H. Smith.

J. S. Burnside M. Brosnahan

F. M. Dodge , J. E. Crutchet

Benj. A. Swan

T. J. Southworth .... J. W Sherman

Ed. F. Latham

E. W. Hall

Jno. J. Higgins Frank A. Baxter W. H. Ells

T. F. Hering John Baltzell H. C. Surguy

C. A. Edelen W. L. Pierce Edw. J. Fallon Wallace Brewer W.C.Henry

C. T. Johnson James F. Scaggs Wm. H. Fisher

Jos. V. Murray

G. H. Ackerman W. H. Brock

Al. Cottle

E. S. Wiler

H. L. Davison

Chas. Lustig

Joseph Dierken Lloyd Prather, jr H. McElfresh

E. C. Brown Wm. F. Reed

John Weber

Benj. Franklin ZidbnE. Ross

A. Stiarwalt, jr James Kane

A. B. Proctor

C. T. Harding

R. W. Kerr, jr C. L. Minor

J. F. Chipley

G. W. Sargent

J. B. Moulden

J. C. Qnein

Geo. W.Cox

R.F. Chisolm

Joseph S. Clarke Augustus L. Roberts. Albert E. Ingalls L. Petrie Will M. Edmunds

Geo. W. Howard

Augs. R. Holden

C. W. Eve

Time em.

ployed.

Days. Hours

OSS

509

983

] 52 945

1171 42

3881 433

807 9511

510

857 9651

086"

9031 55 2631

280

7031 4271

3561

2051 8304

5274 4181

615

239 579

3321 5001

025

2581 964

0034 601"

051

471 602

4081 745

538

511 740

682

9741 0041 8741

4131

307

439

594

030 648

7241 736

4791

9151 485

919

153

2221 207

326

3711 964

142 479

499

660

653 760
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, $c—Continued. 59

Name.

Sam'l Wehrly

J. P. Boss

L. Woodward CP. Brown

M. A. Evans

Lottie McCormick

Hattie E. Robinson... Margaret A. Irwin . .

.

A. Hosman

Carrie C. Dickerson.. Mary E. Askbv

B. C. Wright

C. P. Thomson

M. Y. B. Stevens W. C. Sefton Samnel E. Mullen

C. D. McPherson

E. C. Smith

S. M. Davis

J. F. Grant

Daniel McCallum

J. G. McGrath

U. T. Hutchinson

D. R. Johnson

E. E.Logan

E. J. Wilson

J. W. O'Eourke W. Y. Winans

E. L. Kaiser

J. F. Griffin

S. McL. Byington

CP. Evans

John T. Dunbar

Eranklin Rogers Thomas Hughes

S. E. Wall W. H. Moss

Noel Nichols

Jno. Armstrong

J. W. Duggins

T. S.Rice Jobn C Coheane

Casper C. H. Moxley.

.

B. F. Barrows

P. C Oberley A. J. Alden Wm. H. Norton

A. L. Watson

L. H. Patterson

C. W. Henshaw ! W. H. Sealev Alov S. Fennell

A. W. Tebbetts Dan. L. Sansom

J. B.Clark

O. Sbaw Andrew Turnbull E.G.Myers W. P. Liggett John F. McDermot

Sam'l Ferrier Geo. E. Dummer

Edwin M Blake W. Young

Wm. H.McFadden ... T. W. Howard

T. S. Slentz

J. T. Halleck

S. H. Herman

Henry Webb

J. H. Kahlert

J. D. Simmons

E. J. Handly

Harry B. Major

E. H."Patterson W. H. Duling

D. S.Walton

Time employed. Days Hours.

2, 503

2, 872|

2, 504

2, 523

2, 450

1, 768

2, 32-

2, 526£

2, 551$

2, 532*

2, 4631

2, 71 3£

1, 763*

2, 745"

2. 656

2, 328

2, 434

2, 451

2, 515

2, 443

2, 560!

2, 366*

2, 6851

2, 578"

2, 424!

2, 270

2, 146

2, 44S

2, 888*

2, 557*,

2, 390

2, 502

2, 367

2, 279

2, 379

2, 434 2,405

1, 183* 925!

938

1,841

2, 417

1,922^

2, 575

2, 574

2, 618!

2, 592

2, 484!

2, 234

2,542!

.2. 288!

2, 162*

2, 058

2, 164*

2, 502!

2, 943

2. 561

2, 477

2, 173!

2, 871

3, 004

2, 507

2, 231 537

468! 442

2, 521!

2, 258

1,567

1, 685!

676! 1,031

696!

1, 281

1, 515*

2, 855*

1, 073

Amount

received.

1, 001$ 20

1, 149 00 1,001 60

1, 009 20

980 00

707 20

930 00

1, 010 60

1, 020 60 1,013 00 985 40

1, 085 40

705 40

1, 098 00

1, 062 40

931 20 973 60 $80 40

1, 006 00 977 20

1, 024 20 946 60

1, 074 20

I, 031 40

969 80 908 00 858 40 976 80

1, 155 40

1, 023 00 956 00

1. 000 80 946 80

911 60 951 60 973 60 962 00 472 20 370 20 375 20 736 40 966 80 769 00

1, 030 00

1, 029 60

1, 047 40

1, 036 80 993 80 893 60

1,017 00

915 40

865 00 823 20

865 80

1.001 00

1, 254 12

1, 024 40

869 40

1, 148 40

1,201 60 1,002 80 892 40 214 80 187 40

176 80

1, 008 60 903 20 626 80 674 20 270 60 412 40

278 60 512 40

606 20

1, 142 00 429 20

Name.

E. H. Thomas

A. H.Taylor

H. Clav Evans

P. P. Glass James Greenwood

William Floyd

TT. S. Lowdermilk C P. Murphy

I. T. Stevens

T. G. Ruth

D. M. Sandidge

Alex. P. Beatty

Thos. \V. Clark James H. Piatt

C. X. Weller W. H. Sweeney

T. M. Mace

Chas. Spencer

I. Simmonds

Chas. W. Metzgar W. H. Dexter

Charles H. Leeds

H. B. Denny

T. Mc Mahon

John C. Shirk W. O. Begley W. P. Chew.

B. H. Baxter

Caleb N. Huse W. G. Glenn

D. C. Leahy

J. M. Smith W. F. Dunn C P. Thomson

Lothrop Withington David I. Towers

A. G. Allison

C. M. Cyphers W. S. Brooks

A. McNelly

E. C. Crump

Geo. E. Patten

Boot. Wilson

Philip Nachman

William B.Syphax . T. J. Sheridan Edgar E. Helm

Frank Rynex C B. Dowd

Fred. A. Palmer

Joseph H. Donaldson Eugene Longley

Bernardine Smith . .

.

Hugh P. Griffin Samuel Robinson Amos Irving .... James Jackson . . John Buckman

Emanuel Thomas

G. L. Milton

C. H. Wilson

Thos. Kearney

H. L. Bailey Wm. Crawford John C. Wright

J. H. B. Smallwood...

Geo. W. Banks

Eobert Clark John F. Swiggard John Waller

Francis Hamilton

H. S. Flynn Edward F. Evans

D. G. Myers

William LRyan

Chas. Danenhower. .

.

B. W. Gillis

Time employed.

Days. Hours

313

313

313

1, 424

1, 225! 1,725

1, 757!

1,241

s

"

1, 498!

1, 550*

1,5

1, 825!

2, 750

2, 234

2, 445

956!

2, 974!

3, 232

2, 401 2,918

2, 948

2, 944

2, 972!

3, 127^

3, 285

3, 195;

3, 073*

2, 977*

2, 995

2, 851*

2, 692"

2, 724!

3, 001! 648 520

189

853

1, 829; 534

1, 100;

1, 094*

1, 082| 933

2, 383

2

2, 435

2, 475

1,495

2, 233 827

1,680

930

1, 267

1, 437

496

3, 176!

3, 147

2, 939| 3,312

3, 459

2, 683

3, 122! 2,884

682

2, 694

3, 252

2, 783

2, 472

2, 104 1,067

32 120

2, 439

2, 986

2, 578*

2, 463|

2, 783
60

No. 19.—

REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Persons employed in ihe public printing, tyc. —Continued.

Name.

Thos. J. Mattingly. .

.

W. J. Frizzell E. J. Russell F^A. Rhoderick W.S. Baker

W.Jj. Schmalhoff .... O. F. Mattingly H. A. Nothnagel W. H. Livermore — J. M. Eggleston

H. A.Coolidge W.F.Dunn W. R. Steele M. Noyes . Benj. A. Swan

John W. Thomas W. F. Walsmith W. B. Thorpe

Wm. E. Thompson .

.

J. B. Campbell

T. W. Shiel Wm. F. Perkins . . .

.

T. M. Sullivan D. B. Brown

John Mallard

A. S. Griggs W. J.Cook

T. M. Donn

H. A. Graham

R. W.Burnside

J. H. Schoepf H. W. Burnbam

C.C.Hunt

E. Cornman, jr James L. Harper

N. M. Light

Jno. C. Ballou

Jno. F. Webber

E. De Caindry

Alfred Turner Lemuel E. Miller

J. A. Handiboe

J. Leslie Vansant

Arthur J. Symonds.

.

H. M. Pomeroy

F. C. Griffith C. C. Brodie

J. R. Hathaway

H. K. Southland. ... Frank H. Trenholm.

H. W. Goff

Chas. E. Young

G. W. Hall H. W. Stevens Timothy Sullivan . .

.

W. J. Fowler

R. W. Norwood

F. M. St. John

Chas. H. Snyder

Alexander Dercourt.

F. L. Jones James L. Welty W. S. Griffith. W. A. Mitchell

J. P. Garner L . O. Knowles

Jas. H. Brooks

Louis W. Cornwell .

.

A. P. Coder

J. A. D. Turner John R. Berg

William Kirkland . .

.

Wm. R. Barbour

F. C. Helmick James W. White

Geo. H. Harries James H. Ross

Time employed.

Days. I Hours.

646

644

185 697

575! 729£ 676

401 447

018! 095

859

071

056

145 375 726

626i 639

704

659| 638

700

851 558

527|

640i 620

,348

,57741

32

22

57 184

815

9

5 112

8| 149

163454

2021

12

34§

70

8 149

189

16

083

1919

51|

5J840

24! 38! 52

117 120! 68

41

16! 43

86 181

107 301!

251!

096£

Amount

received.

$1, 402 37

1, 401 31

1, 158 05

1, 429 40

1, 365 01 1,334 05

1, 274 75

1, 192 44

1, 296 91

1, 013 64

580 35 430 70 567 63 559 68 584 93 198 75

1,363 00

1, 233 96

1, 187 54

1,216 80 739 67

1, 055 40

1, C80 00

1, 144 95

1, 023 20

1, 011 00

1, 056 20

1, 048 00 939 20

630 80

16 40

12 80

8 80 22 80

73 60

3 20

6 00

3 60

2 00 44 80

3 40

59 60

6 40

13 60

21 60 8 00 8 40

4 80

13 80 28 00

3 20

59 60 7 20

3 60

6 40

433 20

7 60

7 60

20 60

20 40

3 20

16 00

9 80

15 40

20 80 446 80 48 20

27 20

16 40

6 60 17 20 34 40

73 40

42 80 520 60

100 60

838 60

Name.

E. S. Nichols David Shaw

Ed. W.Hearne

A. L. Mishler Moses Foskey

Samuel Cole Wm. H. Maxwell...... Saulsbury Ford

Robert J. Houck

William Haney

J. E. Hopper

Alvan D. Brock

J. E. Bright W. R. Baum

L.D. Hatch

Jno. W. Work

P. M. Becker

Robti H. White

G. W. Bowen

George A. Dunnington

D. M. Covey

J. R. Mickle John Goodrick

B. F. Wright

Wm. H. Hutchinson. .

.

W. C. Talley John P. Tyrrell Neil H. Bigger.. W. B. Donaldson

H. C. Underwood

C. D. Harbaugh...

Jeff Smith James E. Bergin , R. W. Boorinan

Thos. J. Alleger

J. F. Hadger

J. L. Garrett

J. T. Britt

B. D. Fleet , J. B. Hicklin

F. A. Cogswell

C. A. Howie

F. A. Marsh

D. C.Leahy

Benj. Fugitt A. A. Bowman

W. E. Clegg

H. M. Armisted

A. A. Allison

J. B. Trudgian W. N. Brockwell.i Nelson F. Twing

G. W. Howland

A. G. Tuohy

Fillmore Donaldson W. E. Sadtler A. C. Francisco

Chas. E. Rudy

Jos. C. Gawle'r Frank Pritchard A. Bennett

J. N. Steed Frank I. Stewart

J. C. Mellis Geo. M. Depue

Will Way

W. C. Dewar

J. E. Hogan

J. E. Keefe A. O. Silvey W. H. Gilliland O. N. Banning

F. P. Woodward

Charles McAuliffe

E. Coburn

P. W. Wiley

D. W. Bruce

Time employed.

Days. Hours

313

313

51

1, 796

1, 95716

2, 582!

2, 722

2, 601

1, 856

123

78

2, 332

2, 429

2, 437

2, 329

2, 565

2, 370 1,429

167

2, 502

2, 696

2, 430

2, 461

2, 687

542 504

960

504 429

366

201

781 578

189 506 216

631

2, 410

1,877

2, 460

2, 097

2, 866

1, 801

2, 487

2,447

2, 298

2, 515

1, 833

2, 483

2, 247

1,840 2,459

2, 093

2, 557

2, 555

1, 945

2, 468

2, 494

2, 502

2, 388 2,319

2, 137

2, 537

2, 511

2, 393

1, 957

2, 100

2, 497

2,169

2, 345

2, 391

2, 377 236 25824

34
REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, #-c. —Continued.

61

Name.

Chas. TV. Summers — G. B. Atkinson

Martin N. Evans

R. E. Beall, jr .... James G-. "Woodward... David Moore

J. L. Penicks

J. H. Burch, jr TV. M. Thomas

Richard McNicholas. .

.

Horace Berrv

TV. H. Miller Theo. Hodes

John R. Bradley

E. T. Barrett

L. L. Bnrke

C. M. W. Earle

G. W. Fowler

Jas. E. Erost

Thos. K. Heath

TV. A. Lavalette A. P. MarsTon

C. X. Martin

A. W. Webb

J. S. Zeieler A. R. Piatt Artbnr J. Hall

J. P. Morse

Geo. J. Schley

S. H. Bell

B. F. Mann

Chas W. Baker

Geo. R. Brandon Edward T. Fisher Byron A. Ford

E. L. Scott

Jos. C. Kauffman

S. S. English

Dan'l V. Fenton

TV. Maiden King

Jas. TV. Palmer

F. P. Snvder

E. St. L. Babson M. TV. Barr

TV. Carlisle

J. J. Davies TV. J. Neel TVm. F. Ryan

E. D. Stimson

J. V. R. Towers

T. G. Williams Tom B Jones

TV. E. Post A. C. Baldwin

A. J. Bover TVm. H. Bosley

Thos. H. Collins TVm. M. Crawford

TV. A. De Groot J B. Dickman Edward Eberbach

J. A. Gibbs

J. S. Gourlav TVm. E. T. Greenfield . H. B. Grigg

C. H. Hay

J. "V. Johnson

J. F. Maupin

D. G. Miller M. M. Mitchell M. W. Moore

Horace Noah

TV. T. Priddv

Theo. P. Reid

H. C. Shearer

Chas. P. Smith TVm. M. Stnart

Time employed .

Days. Honrs.

313

333

327

2, 237 1,831

2, 207

2, 425

1,317

2, 400

2, 392

2, 605

2, 346

2, 416

2, 487

2, 399

2, 223

2, 279

2, 390

1, 155

2, 454

2,426

2, 425

2, 187 2,140

2, 284

85045

2, 456

2, 466

290 464

2, 380

2, 272

2, 500

2, 485

2, 140

2, 454

2, 470

2, 261

2, 455

2, 445

2, 479

2, 131

2, 472

2, 443

1,251 558

2, 436

2,281 2,398

872

116

2, 432

343

2, 485

2,101

1, 853

2,351

2, 494

1,962 2,458

2, 471

2, 379 1,975

2, 489

2, 431

1, 154

2, 366

2, 288

1, 844 438

1,730

2, 383

2, 379

2, 212

2, 350

2, 471

Amount

received.

$133 20

130 80

556 85 432 35 461 10 423 74 222 46

358 97 598 00 651 25 439 87

1, 799 75

1, 280 48

1,318 11

1, 271 47

1,178 19 1.099 71

1, 266 70 612 15 1.300 62

1, 285 78

1, 285 25

1,159 11

1, 134 20

1, 210 52 450 50 23 85

1.301 68

1, 306 98

153 70

245 92 1,190 00 1,136 00

1, 250 00 1,242 50

1, 070 00 1,130 15

1, 111 50

1, 017 45

1, 104 75

1. 100 25

1, 115 55 852 40

988 80

977 20

500 40 223 20

974 40 912 40 959 20 348 80 46 40

972 80 137 20 994 00 840 40

741 20 940 40 997 60 784 80

983 20 988 40

951 60 790 00 995 60

972 40 461 60 946 40

915 20 737 60

175 20

692 00 953 20

951 60

884 80 940 00

988 40

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Honrs. W. H. "Ward

F. P. Wilkins Wm. E. Coleman

Robt. K. Youngblood

Chas. A. Morgan

L. H. Jullien

C. Ed. Hodgkin

Ross H. Foster

J. TV. Carter H. T. Brooke

Pastleman P. Boss... G. H. Tonsey

TV. A. Linton

Joel F. Hill H. J. Redfield Wm. H. Hale

FraDklin Amann

F. T. Maloney

Wm. H Francis

J. W. Metzung

T. B. Wood

R. P. Fithian Chas. P. Cassidv

Rob^. F. Sterling .... S. P. Heinline

Jos. H. Kelley

Jno. T. Lewis

Fred. C. Loftus Henry MeCoy

James A. Prosperi. .

.

Dnval Porter Walter Taylor

B. F. Atwell

Lafavette Torrev

Robert Clark I Raymond F. Crist Harry Indermauer --- -

P. Louis Rodier 313 N. TVatkins I 313 TVm. H. Bnshnell Edward Morgan

A. Gordon ! TV. Allison John G. Anderson H D. Beach Edward C. Belt Wm.M. Belt George R. Boone

Alexander T. Borland Jonas M. Brnbaker . .

.

Wm. F. Doty

Thos. A. Dougherty . .

.

B. G. Ferguson

Fred Griffin TVm. J. Harris Edgar E. Helm

E. R. Hendley

C. B. Hough

M. Hunt

D. H. Hunter

Milo K. Huntsbury . H. Allen Ison

E. M. Kerrott

E. D. Klopfer

F. M. Lewis

F. P. Lewis

J. H. Lowrey

Arthur F. Maher

Arthur McCafFerty . .

.

TV. TV. McCollum

Frank McDermott . .

.

C. E. Meacham

Glendour Medairy TVm. E. Morcoe - - TVm. F. Nabers John T. Nicholson

J. TV. Rowan

Amount

received.

621 $248 40

2, 483 993 20 152 60 80 184 73 60 60 24 00

57 22 80

27 10 80 377 150 80 46 18 40 64 25 60 140 56 00 1,738 695 20 220 88 00

40 16 00 698 279 20 480 192 00 204 81 60 121 48 40 893 357 20 195 78 00 75 30 00

32 12 80 976 390 40

1, 100 440 00

2, 237 559 25

1, 620 405 00

2, 485 621 25

2, 079 519 75

1, 888 472 00

1, 071 267 75 266 66 50

2, 408 602 00

6 1 50 735 183 75 70 17 50

2, 484 465 74 1,387 173 36

1, 799 75

1, 669 34

2, 517 1, 334 01

2, 511 1,330 83

2, 541 1, 270 50

2, 640 1, 056 00 2,253 901 20

2, 244 467 75

2, 536 1, 014 40

2, 580 1, 032 00

2, 537 1, 014 80

2, 530 1, 012 00

2, 607 1, 042 80 873 145 50 1,388 555 20

2, 488 344 57

2, 254 901 60

2, 219 887 60 739 92 37

2, 432 450 50

2, 549 1, 019 60

2, 572 1, 028 80 288 115 20

2, 301 920 40

2,441 976 40

2, 506 1, 002 40

2, 603 972 95

2,529 1,011 60 2,508 465 36

2, 411 964 40

2, 380 575 85

2, 260 282 49

2, 427 970 80

2, 525 1,010 00

2, 545 1,018 00

2, 584 1, 033 60

2, 554 1, 021 60

2, 223 889 20

2, 394 957 60

2, 069 1 827 60
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19. —Persons employed in the public printing, #c.—Continued.

Name.

W. S. Scott Jed Shaw

H. O. Simons

P. S. Sprightley .... F. M. Stuart Henry Taylor

F. J. Ward

J. W. Busey

J. W. Creed

Chas. E. Dibble, jr.. W. W. Harvey

Henry Lehman

Vincent Lemmon . .

.

J. B. Montgomery.

.

Edward G. Pleasants.. John T. Purcell Jesse Smith Walter S. Smith

G. H. Thompson

Geo. Griffith Geo. Siggers Chas. A. Williams . .

.

E. M. Ashton

Howell L. Brumm . .

.

A. Callahan Maud K. Dibble

Katie Draeger

E. Dunlap

Isabel English. M. Falconer M. E. Fendrick

Libbie A. Flahavhan M. A. Foley

C. C. Gibbons

Charlotte Heatley. .

.

C. V. Hill

C. A. Hopkins

Mary F. Hughes

Cora Hunter

Ardella B. Huseman

Katie C. Kersey

Ella S. Kidwell

A. Lawrence M. V. Leckron Emma Mollere Mary Martin

Florence Massey

Mary McGinnell Maggie Nicodemus.. Mary Nolan

A. E. Pope

Rob't L. Potee M. A. Proctor

Bettie Pomphrey

Cora A. Pumphrey .

.

Lulie Laskey Kate L. Schlegel M. V. Settle Maggie E. Spriggs. .

.

M. E. Swain

Alice P.. Vance M. D. Wagener

Annie Walters

S. C. Watson

John T. Heck

C. E. Hall John T. Brewster John W.Clark

Louis Bass Thos W. Clark John W. Lancaster .

.

Geo. M. Flick

O. H. Peed

F. J. Waters

C. A. Moran

John R. Boss W. D- Egbert

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

313

Amount

received.

2, 482 •$1,241 00

2, 448 979 20

2, 603 1, 059 40

2, 456 982 40

2, 566 1, 026 40

2, 608 1, 043 20

2, 592 1, 036 80

2, 198 549 50

2, 439 609 75

843 210 75

2, 499 937 09

2, 746 686 50

2, 726 681 50

2, 519 629 75

1, 374 343 50

2, 565 641 25

2, 602 650 50

2, 350 587 50

2, 243 560 75

2, 482 992 80

2, 457 982 80

2, 232 892 80

2, 374 546 02 364 68 25 2,622 603 06 1,310 245 62

2, 045 383 42 448 86 58 567 130 41

2, 523 580 29

2, no 395 61 136 25 50

2, 594 486 37

2, 552 478 49

2, 594 486 37 1,986 331 02

2, 343 439 31 428 80 25

2, 025

2, 379 379 67 446 07

2, 544 476 99

2, 273 426 16 1,980 455 40

2, 571 591 33 2,477 464 43

771 144 56

2, 052 471 96

344 79 12

2, 441 457 67

2, 520 595 70 2,456 460 50 238 47 60

2, 528 437 99

2, 439 457 29

2, 153 358 84

2, 474 463 85

2, 382 446 61

2, 625 603 75 40 6 67

2, 555 479 06

2, 498

1, 530 4G8 37 255 01 214 35 66 810 151 87

1, 669 34

2,503 1, 001 20

2, 397 958 80

2, 496 998 40

2, 495 998 00 1,709 683 60

2, 473 989 20 719 287 60

2, 488 995 20

2, 504 1, 252 00

2, 492 996 80

2, 500 1,000 00

2, 402 960 80

Name.

H. N. Goff . J. G. Croggon

Mary Cunningham

Caroline Glick Marv E. Weser

K. Gottlieb Mary A. Poole

Geo. M. Pocock James W. Keck

R. H. Yates

Alex. Elliott, jr .... Geo. S. King

S. L. Eowzee W.B. Daly

H. C. Cowell W.B.Kelly

Perry Brown

Paul Livingston

John E. Parker

Geo. Recar Frank Coburn W. A. Brown

T. W. Shomo

David Leonard James Breen W. S. Whitmore Edwin A. Banks . .

.

J. S. Smith , Geo. S. Perrie W. M. Laporte

L. E. Etchison H. W. Chase

Geo. Gayle

Thos. Bvrd Wm. J. Boyd

Chas. Russell Martin Mangold . .. E. R. Baptist Edward S. Green — Wm. Hardy

Pat 'k B. Burke .... J. G. Loveday W. T. Holland Wm. H. Baker

L. H. Wiley

Chas. A. Krause

Chas. F. Ford

J. P. Schaefer , W. T. Detweiler .... Frdk. Tidmarsh Byron Waters

J.' C. Russell W. S. Jarboe Thad. Baden W. E. Smart.

Thos. B. Waters

E. G. Weaver

A. B. Auer

A. J. Donaldson

A. E. Sardo W. P. Martin Richard P. Thomas

James R. McCoach . Wm. Donaldson W. I. Robinson Wm. S. Cameron

R. A. Porter

T. H. Fitnain Thos. F. Maher

Michael Friery A. E. Sardo, jr Columbus Hall John Burnside Jeremiah Donovan.

.

W. G. Dunne

E. L. Winne

D. C.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

313

313 313

236

620

2, 500 2,504

841 912

718 440

2,483

2, 500 704

2, 490

1, 382

2, 261

1, 429

1, 456

1,203

1,369 1,489

1,717

1, 921 1,880

1,591 715

866

2,760

1,153

2, 561

2, 539

2, 640

.2, 623

3, 099

3, 010

2, 422

2, 567

2, 524

2, 450

2, 335

3, 006

1, 314

327

297 222

2, 591

506

2, 416

2, 429

2, 585

2, 209 482

2, 672

1, 857 393

2, 035

1, 040 762

1,971

2, 880

2, 394

2, 733

2, 336

1,727

2, 520

2, 227

2, 327

2, 695

2, 756

5, 653

2, 773

1,710

2, 444

2, 550

2, 742

2, 438
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, Sfc. —Continued. 63

Name.

John A. Noel

A. H. Jones Frank Fraser Edward Duff. Ira E. Cole John N. Wright, jr . .

.

D. H. Denham

John F. Hutcherson. .

.

J. H. Furbershaw John F. f llarkson Chas. F. Davis

J. E. Horning

J. H. Hughes W. C. Riley

J. L. Harrigan James Scott David H. Moran Edwin Johnson

F. J. Robinson

S. T. Brown

H. Evans

A. J. Preall "Wm. Farrington John G. Hudson

A. W. Graham. Mary O'Brien Mary Nally Mary Hayes

Mary H. Wise

H. A. Travers Mary E. Adams

Cath. Schermerhorn . M. V. Wheeler Emma Reese

L. V. Godey

Nellie Hopper

Lizzie McCullip M. J. Minor

S. A. Kennedy

M. F. Cnshley Fannie Lee

Elizabeth Davis

A. W. Potter Anna M. Slentz Elizabeth Dement Mary Callaghan Martha Allison Annie Bolinstarck Ann D. Langley

Ella Steele Ella Place

Cecilia Clements Emma Swain

Edella Burdette

Alice A. Fon Narbutt.

S. M. Antrim

Julia Murrell M. A. McCormick

Margaret Sweeney . .

.

A. D. Goss Mary Johnson

Cecelia A. Moore

Maggie McKie

Amelia E. Cromelien.

.

Mary Mills Mary E. Dougherty . .

.

Mary E. Gowans

Theresa Hawke

Veronia Brandner Rose A. Hart

Bettie Long

Lydia R. Tennant

Josephine Carlisle. . .

.

Lizzie O'Neal AdaM. Greenwood M. I. Chaney

Bessie Aulick

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

Amount

received.

2, 726 $1, 090 40 I 2,724 1, 089 60

2, 734 1, 093 60

2, 309 923 60 2,364 945 60

2, 760 1, 104 00

2, 730 1, 092 00

2, 482 992 80

2, 704 1,081 60

2, 331 932 40

2, 465 986 00

2, 644 1, 057 60 2,371 819

922 45

327 60

2, 480 992 00

1, 141 456 40

180 72 00

2, 485 349 28

273 109 20

2, 185 874 00

2, 410 964 00 1,125 450 00

1, 040 416 00 1,218 487 20 779 311 60

2, 482 465 37

2, 700 506 24

2, 688 504 00 2,459 461 07

2, 459

2,614 461 05 490 12

2, 513 471 20

2, 262 424 12

2, 245 420 94

2, 502 469 13

2, 663 499 29

2, 558 479 62 2,413 452 44

2, 542 476 61

2, 608

2, 664

. 488 99 499 50

2, 077 389 44

2, 429

2, 443 455 43 458 05

2, 787 522 56

2, 681 502 68

2, 647 497 26

2, 000 374 98

2, 460 461 25

2, 643 495 56

2, 215 415 30 2,332 437 23

2, 301 431 41

2, 184 409 49

2, 202 412 87

2, 257 423 18

2, 442 457 87

2, 230 418 13

2, 448 459 54

2, 287 428 81

2, 539 476 06

2, 574 482 53

2, 781 521 43

2, 218 415 92

2, 243 420 56

1, 191 223 31 716 134 25 493 92 44

205 38 44

2, 436 487 30 230 43 12

95 17 81 857 160 68 906 169 86 902 169 12

1, 208 226 49

1, 282 240 38

Name.

Days. Hours.

E. J.-De Lorme Emma Collier Mary Corkery

Jennie Bavlie MaryE. Wise Anne Fuller

Lizzie Chaney

Mary E. Ragan

Annie Gaughran M. E. Warner

Louise Carstens

Mollie Garthwait

Elizabeth Litsinger .

.

Mary A. Hurdle

Eller Barnes Ida Van Arsdale

C. R. Ober

Jennie Jackson

Bridget McNamara. .

.

Mary O'Brien

Virgie Johnson Mary A. McNamara..

Jennie Marcey

Effie Clarke..". M. Dellamico Emma Cox

Rose Carrothers Annie B. Jewett M. V. Keenan

Maggie Duffy

N. Blair A. Ingersoll R. W.Burche

Ida M. Bemis

Nellio Donoghue

Mary A. Kelly Laura L. Grimes Maiy Jackson

A. Gormley

M. E. Ludgate

Ida P. Belcher

Lizzie M.Condon

Ella McGraw

Mary M. Burgess Mary A. Reardon Mary A. Clooker Martha E. Cox

Ella M. Delaplane .... Emma H. Addington . Isabella Girvin Mary Wise

Blanche Hurley

Gertrude E. Wooley .

.

Alice E. Toner EmmaG. Boll Katie Connor

Sarah E. Robinson M. T. Jones

Lillian M. Hall Florence Harman

Nannie M. Speake M. A. W. Louis

A. M. Parsons W. H. Stebbins W. H. Carr

Julius N. Keck

E. C. Soules John A. Bryan

N. T. Ellsworth W. D. Hohhein Frank J. Wilson

J.M. Edmunds Brown

F. S. Bat cliff J. F. Mitchell Wm. Hendricks

Louis E. Henry

Thos. H. Morgan

Time employed.

1,235 $231 56

1,753

1, 824

328 69

341 99

2, 584 500 30

1,301 243 94

1, 855 347 79

1, 188 222 75

2,121 397 67

2, 343 439 30

2, 345 439 68

2, 584 484 50

2, 314 433 87

2, 378

2,638 445 87 494 61

2, 600 487 50

2, 243 420 53

2, 151 403 29

2, 114

2, 694 396 37 505 12

2, 363 443 05

2, 357 441 94

2, 466 462 37

2, 421 453 94

2, 152 403 49

2, 736 513 00

2, 592 486 00 2,281 427 69

2, 426 454 85

2, 368 443 99

2, 303 431 80

2, 178 408 36

2, 565 480 92 589 485 44

2, 420 453 73

1,967 368 82

2, 544 476 99

2, 697 505 69

2, 024 379 50

2, 582 484 13

2, 283 428 04

2, 072 388 49

2, 415 452 80 1,948 365 23

2, 307 443 82

2, 019 378 56

2, 424 454 48

2, 620 491 24

1, 971 369 55

1, 706

2, 619

319 88

491 05

2, 551 478 31

2, 496 468 00 1,831 343 29

2, 375 445 32

2, 345 439 68

2, 299 431 07

2, 234 418 87 1,936 377 77

1, 851 347 06

1, 955 371 28

1,525 285 93

2, 647 1, 323 50 2,511 1, 004 40

2, 504 939 00

2, 842 1, 065 71

2, 549 997 80

2, 488 829 32

3, 040 807 70

2, 392 598 00

2, 788 697 00

2, 481 620 25

2, 504 2,489

626 00 622 25

2, 354 588 50

2, 498 624 50

2, 368 592 00

2, 433 608 25
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons- employed in the public printing, tyc. —Continued.

Name.

Geo. H. Foskey

L. A. Iardella Wm, Hutchison John Roberts Lewis Thomas Wm. Lang

John Dice

G. Coakley W. T. Hall

Thos. Sheiton James E. Young

Edward Campbell — C. C. Haddock

Douglass Reid

J. B. Stoops ....... .. Daniel C. Ray

Benjamin Coakley . .

.

C. H. Robinson

H. C. Bolden

Richard E. Jordan .

.

G. William Cole James Prather James Bell Alexander Gould Edward Suit John H. Robb

Squire A. Cameron .

.

Thos. McKee

David H. Moran Edward C. Maher

Jos. Bourquard

C. W. McClammy

J. E. Riley

Thos. H. Owings

B. A. Champion

J. D. Lydick

F. S. Cawson

A. W. Graham

Chas. B. Mellon

C. D. Parsons

Susie V. Sinon Annie Carpenter

Henrietta Tompkins.

Delia Cremen

L. B. Best Ada "Winckelman

Fannie Beamer

Catherine Burke

Maggie Sullivan Mary Hill Libbie A. Flahavhan

Jennie McNamara . .

.

Joanna Corridon

Mollie A. Hunter M. E. Tyler Johanna Hickey

Mary S. Blush' Annie E. Long

Martba Trunnell

Ollie Marr

Julia Ready

Annie Mitchell H. A. Turner

Lizzie Abbott Ada M. Greenwood.. M. A. Silvers

Lillie Lewis Mamie Gowans

G. W. Mulloy W. T. Benjamin

E. E. Harper Moses Smith

Geo. Shurland

Isaac Pinckney

R. L. Gaines

J. A. Lee Wm. E.Saunders....

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 909 2,511

2, 243

2, 436

2, 622 2,789

2, 440

2, 665

2, 203

2, 774 2,815

2, 617

2, 075

2, 530

2, 835

2, 588

2, 556

2, 290

2, 668

2, 696

156

419

493

173

790

2

2

2

22

2, 685 2,619

2, 502

2,819

2, 630

2, 121

2, 466

2,480

2, 781 2,782

456

270

2, 630

111

2, 683

2,710

2, 782

2, 099

2, 826 2,752

2, 775

2, 707

2, 747

2, 839

2, 680

2, 820

2, 595

2, 792 2,196

1, 872

2, 743

2, 502 2.544

2, 432

2, 598

2, 341

2, 622

1,499

1, 369

1,283

1, 429

129

2, 718

2, 705

2, 512

2, 791 817 1,005

440

68

1, 116

Amount

received.

727 25 627 75

560 75

609 00 655 50 697 25

610 00

666 25 550 75 693 50 703 75

654 25

518 75

632 50 708 75

647 00 639 00

572 50 667 00 674 00

539 00 604 75

623 25

710 75

543 25

116 00 074 00

1, 047 60

1, 000 80

1, 127 60

1, 052 00 848 40 986 40 992 00

1, 112 40

1, 112 80 182 40

108 00

1, 052 00 44 40

563 43

569 10 584 22 440 79

593 46

577 92

579 69 568 47

576 87 596 19 562 80 592 20 544 95

586 32

461 12 393 12

576 00 525 42

534 24 510 72

545 58 474 61 530 42 314 79

287 49

269 43 300 09

27 09

679 50 676 25

628 00 697 75

204 25

251 25

110 00

27 20 279 00

Name.

J. E. Smith Frank Dial W. W. Riley John A. Kennedy

Levi McCabe

Alex. McDonald

J. T. Powers

Obidiah Jones

Jas. W. Bede

Will J. Utter W. D. Allen M. J. Nicholson John F. Pomeroy

Washington Lei'trich . Wm. R. Curtin

Robt. J. Houck

Robt. C. Langley W. S. Jarboe Frank Wolford

Stephen Caldwell

C. G. Worthington, jr. Thos. B. Penicks

Geo. Fordham

Jos. Isaacs Wm. B. Evans Jobn A. Tafe M. D. Anderson

G. W. Bates Alpha B. Beall Eugene Beit Richard Berry Wm. H. Berry W. H. Britton

C. N. Buckland

Chas. T. Burch

I. N. Butler

R. Carter

J. Paul Chambers

M. Clark.

E. N. Clarke W. S. Clarke W B. Collier S.K. Coster James J. DeBarry, jr

.

Frank F. DeLea

Frank E. Dickerson. .

.

James Doyle

Patrick Doyle John N. Do'rster M. A. Dubois

J. W. Dutton

Robt. Fearson

William D. Foos Luther R. Frank

J. W. Freeman

Geo. W. Folck

Ben. Granger Harry A. Gwin

R. B.' Harford

C. H. Hay

Wm. C. Heck

James A. Hewes

G. H. Hoagland John F. Hogan

M. H Howard W. I. Hutchins

D. R. Hyde

Chas. Jackson M. Jenkins John Johnson Owen Keefe

T. J. Kenney

R. H. Kirk

Richard C. Lappin John Larkin N. M. D. Lathrop John Lee

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

313 313

313

313 364

1,110

1, 101 907 666

2, 090

272

104

1, 743 1,613 23244

495

351 643

24 763

894

12

12 937

1,866

2, 355 2,410

288

1,300

2, 508

2, 421

2, 435

1,647 2,468

1,874

1,852

2, 458

623

1, 778

2,477 1,744

1,430

2, 232

40 1,974

2, 565

2, 502

2, 409

700

610

818

907

637 286

376

2, 370 2,616

200

2, 445

1, 730

2, 320

2, 543

343

2, 504

1, 304

1, 417

1, 083 1,994

2, 114

2, 155

142

1, 605

2, 376

2, 508

Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, $c. —Continued. 65

Name.

J. D. B Littell D. P. Lynch

Geo. W. Mace

Arsrvle Mackey

D. W. March

John W Maxwell

D. McCathran

Daniel C. McGivern . .

.

James McKenna

W.H.Mickle, jr

C. S.Mills Thos. P. Mitchell H. CMoran

W. H. Moran

John Marphy

D. A. Xeal

F. C. Oberholtz

B. F. Oder

Chas. J. Ortlip Edward H. Parlin G L. Pearson John X Phillips Simon Pocher John F. Pomeroy

Chas. A. Pope

Geo. M Baub

Will P.Beese Hod Reynolds

C. A. Bice W. W. Biley A. J. Bock

J. T. Boach

S. T. Satterfield B. E. Scott. Wm. Shepherd Bush C. Steele B. L. Todd

G. A. Traylor Will J. Utter John H. Van Lew

W. C. Van Matre

J. L. Venahle

J. J. Verser Howard C. Wall

H. S.Washburn.. ...... Daniel Wathen

Henry C. Watson

Clayton Webster John Weckerly Edward A. Welsh

E. W. Williams

H. C.Wilson

C. H. Worden Mary Anderson

A. W. Adam

A. W. Bacons

A. Atchison

E. E. Banks

L. Billings M. J. Billings B. L. Chritzman M. A. Clancy

Alice Collins

S. Collins F. W. Conover

Alice M. Coughlan Annie E. Cross

Alice V. Daly

L. H. Davis

I. Elliott M. Fleming

Belle Gates

Carrie Guggenheimer.

.

Mary A. Hackett Mary Handy

E. J. Harper

E. Heffe.ll

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

Amount

received.

1, 850 $462 50

2, 014 503 50 1,603 400 75

1, 780 445 00

2, 439 914 60

2, 516 1, 006 40

2, 504 751 20

2, 569 1, 027 60

2, 562 663 00

2, 616 980 99

2, 201 550 25

2, 540 635 00

1, 913 597 81

1, 586 726 21

1, 745 436 25 313 93 90

1, 927 523 45

2, 568 542 00

2, 167 677 30

2, 271 709 68

2, 505 782 82

1, 324 331 00

2, 573 643 25

1, 036 259 00

1, 869 560 70

2, 746 837 41

2, 455 987 94

2, 352 734 98

2, 044 613 20

], 286 321 50

2, 436 609 00

165 42 00

1, 302 325 50

2, 439 609 75

2, 175 543 75

1, 73389 519 90 26 70

2, 137 619 60

1, 099 318 10

2, 271 567 75

1, 848 523 05

2, 473 741 90 284 71 00

2, 221 562 95

2, 641 660 25 2,430 607 50

2, 192 657 60 1,922 480 50 2,104 631 20 648 162 00 1,922 480 50

1, 354

993 338 50 248 25

152 31 92

2, 147 450 87 1,089 272 25 1,854 389 84 1,445 303 45

1, 149 254 81 792 166 32 2,143 535 75

2, 231 468 51 2,116 529 00 930 232 50

1, 565 391 25

1,375 288 75

2, 033 426 93

1,983 1,784 416 43 446 00 1,792 405 60 1,415 353 75

1, 359 339 75

2, 203 550 75

2, 241 470 61

2, 227 417 56 1,988 497 00

1, 978 494 50

Fame.

V. Henrick

S. Hess M. N". Hopkins

A. Hughes

Annie Hupfer

Sarah E.Jackson

T. Keefe

B. Kennellv M. La Bille E. Lackev

jSTellie S. Manly

J. E. Mansfield A. Martin

C. Maus

Margret O'Brien Mary A. O'Neil M. E. Owner

F. Pope

M. V. Purdy

K. Beapsomer

Marian Bobinson

L. Bussell H. Schreiner Katie Snee

O. J. Somerville

B. Somerville M. E. Speisser A. Taylor A.E.'Tvrrell A. A. West

Minnie Wetzel

J. Wilson

Lulu Wright W. H. Murphy

John Talbert Xenophon Peck John W. Pomeroy

A. M. Sprague

Will E.Miller William H. Scribner. .. John A.Hyman

J. B. Francis

Otto Leissring

J. H. Caldwell Tim Driscoll E M. Keils B. W. Simmons

John Byan

B. W.Tucker

Geo. W.Elam ... W. C. McLeod W. H. Forrester W. Shepherd

Wm. H. Thompson

D. E. Bitchie James McKenna

E. A. Sikken Edward S. McDonald..

H. T. Williams

P. B.Noone

C. A. Lawson

James A. Patterson. .

.

Wm. S. Seymour James Nally B.G. Blake'

B. W. Simmons

Thos. B. Hyatt

Laechlan Mcintosh . . . A B. Hilton A. J. Hall James Lee

William Bush

William Bell Michael Dougherty

Bobert Williams

C. H. Alexander

Thos. Peter

Time employed.

Days. Hours,

342

363. 355§ 3748

359f

352£ 306

363g 320f

286J

251 166

121 128|

3G2| 2178

177 172 309|

60i 213

81| 66

11

1136

31!

239J

187| 120

120|

820

155|

374! 374! 354

141

190!

1,496 2,199

2,012

1,119 1,854

2, 209

1,773

1,724

1, 980

2, 127 775

1,840

2,013

607 2,195

2, 348

1, 444

278

1,981

1, 950

2, 355 1,942

2,158

1,210

2, 002

2, 172

1, 727

2, 152

2, 258 1,808

126 1,937

144

234

2, 527

2, 562

2, 653

2, 472

2, 788

1, 279

1,947

2, 820

2, 758

1, 603

2, 504 S. Mis. 26-
66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, $c.—Continued.

Name.

Geo. T. Bounds

John A. Gleeson Bobert Logan

S. G. Cannon

B. H. Waters

Patrick McNamee .

.

Henrv Lncas

J. B. Timms

Lewis "Russell TV. B. Laws

C. F. Wurdemann

Harlow Taylor

"Moses Smith, jr Wm. A. Lisher

Bobt. 3y. Hampson . .

.

M. Jenkins

TV. E. Johnston Alexander Douglas.. Manson Bohinson — Charles Fletcher M. T. Lincoln

Jas. TV. Hughes

Frank Bobinson Wm. Bobinson

E. E. TVade

Chr. Wustcnf'eld Asa L. Carrier Thomas D. Bennett.

.

H TV. Scott

TV. C. Myers

C. C. Chew

L.G. Nixon

Ellis Hughes

B.C. Siraonds Bobt, E. Gayle

A. A. Bundy

N. L.King: Hiram Kibbey

TVm. Batcliff Lewis T. Jewett

Thos. F. McNulty....

J. TV. Whittaker

TV. H. Fletcher

F. Munson

TV. L. Lamb

TV. J. Simmons

E. A.Holl

L. A. Etchinson

J. J. Jones Thomas Pitchlynn

B. C. Lappin John A. Davis

Jno. W. Jones W. W Clarke John F. Gates

J. M. Gorman

TV. D. Evans

Thos. B. Hyatt.

C. M. Morrison John Minor

Lloyd T. Jones

TV. Dawson

M. T. O'Brien Randall Bowie

Stewart M. Lewis . .

.

Micheai Martin James McCormick. .

.

James A. Prosperi. .

.

Spencer A. Searle

TV. H.Hickman

Charles I. Canfield. .

.

Charles Wright

Wilbur G. Brower . .

.

W. E. Clegs

G. Wilmer Graham .

.

Wm. B. LeChevalier. H. A. McDonald

Stephen Caldwell

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

299

13G

112

2, 424

2, 501

2, 587

2, 488

2, 635 289

971

2, 087 826

66|

90f 89

3, 432

2, 891 1,480 952

2, 998

2, 616

2, 528

2, 972

3, 165

2, 816

2, 503

2, 937

2, 846

2, 635

2, 226

2, 626

2, 520

2, 503 2,480

2, 643

2, 388

2, 049

3,150

3, 124

2, 291

2, 527

2, 465

2, 685

2, 676

1, 844 •544

2, 515

2, 521

5, 372

1, 143 726

618

2, 443 2,479

2, 618

2, 627

2, 537

2, 513

2, 351 1,047

1, 753

291 129

2,435

361

385£

30l 40

182$

96A

533*

11

Amount

received.

$28 00

606 00 625 25 646 75

622 00 658 75

72 25 242 75

521 75 206 50 149 90 203 90 200 24

1, 072 51 903 43

462 50

297 49

839 44

654 00

632 00

1, 664 32

1, 677 45

704 00

1, 732 04

1, 760 50

2, 009 78

1, 129 20 1,315 20 947 60

1,001 20

1, 174 80

1, 138 40

1, 054 00

890 40

1, 050 40

1, 008 00

1,001 20 992 00

1, 057 20 955 20 815 10 984 37 976 18 1,719 25

1, 030 95

1, 137 15

109 25

939 80

936 60 516 32

152 32

628 75

630 25

741 24 286 25

181 50 154 50 610 75 619 75

654 50 656 75 634 25 628 25 587 75

261 75 438 25 72 75

32 25 405 84 725 31

180 50 192 75

14 50

16 00

73 00 38 50 213 40

2 75

Name. Time employed.

PIECEWORK. M. S. Beiley John W. Jones M. T. O'Brien

J. F. Gates Adolphe Guillot Franklin Amann

Jas. Austin

J. W. Barnes

F. H. Barnhart

S. H. Bell Castleman P. Boss .. F. A. Brashears Wm.M. Boyd

B. T. Brooke

F. E. Buckland B.H.Campbell

Chas. A. Capell

J. W. Carter Wm. E. Coleman

A. G. Cook

N. S. Cologne

J. W Cross L.C.Dillon

J. Howard Fishback

.

L. F. Fletcher

B. P. Fithian Geo. I. Ford

Boss H. Foster

J. G. Forney

Daniel Grady

E. C. Grumle'y

Fred. A. Hall Arthur J. Hall A. B. Hales

J. P. Hamilton

J. F. Hauer

C. E. Hodgkin

Henry Houghtaling .

.

John Hoynes

H. H. Humble

Louis C. Johnson

J. V. Johnson

Simeon Johnston

L. H. Julien Chas. V. Juno

Samuel G. Kirby

Aug. M. Laing .' W. D. Leahy

Clarence Lewis W. A. Linton

F. T. Maloney

C. W. Mander.^

J. F. Maupin

J. B. McBride

J. A. McCabe

H. H. McKeever

M. M. Mitchell

Jas. M. Montgomery

.

John B. Morrison

Chas. A. Morgan Edward P. Murray .. Jeremiah O'Connell .

.

A. B.Piatt W. F. Bodrick

J. G. Schonfarber M. J. Sherk

H. L. Shomo

^J. L. Sinn

P. E. Summers

Samuel Taylor Bichard B. Topham.

.

Charles N. Warren .. O. S. Webster

George A. Webster .

.

B. C. Wilson , T. B. Wood

Days. Hours,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.— Persons employed in the public printing, tyc. —Continued. 67

Name.

S.K. Young

Eobt. K. Youngblood .

.

L. K. Zook

H. Zucker

J. B. Dicknian Wm. H. Bosley

Thos. W. Clark

Thos. H. Collins John Delahunty

Jas.E. Frost Wm. E. T. Greenfield... Alex. T. Johnson

J. W. Metzung

E. ISewbrough

Chas. P. Smith

J. L. Thompson... A. W. Webb

T. G. Williams A. W. Van Dyke

John P. Woods

J. S. Zeigler W. H. Ward

Arthur T. Allen James T. Allan Ad. Arnold E.N Ash

C. W. Aughinbaugh

A. C. Baldwin H.E. Bartle H. C. Bayley

Jas. E. Bergin Budd Borgerding T.C.Bosworth Andrew Bothwell

C. M. Brand

U. P. Breazeale

Chas. W. Bridwell

•J. T. Britt Wilbur G. Brower

Will E. Buchanan Han v W. Buckwalter.

John' H. Caldwell

Chas. A. Capell W. It. Carrigan P. A. Caton.. W. It. Chipley

Geo. N. Coe

Wni. E. Coleman W. E. Compton

J. D.Cosby W. X. Croggon

S. S. Culbertson.

J. F. Cummins

John Darlington

T. B. Davidson. E. W. Davison

D. C. DeKnight

John Delahunty

E. A. Dennis

Chas. F. Depue

JohnE. Doherty

E. J. Doty

S. H. Daougherty W. D. Egbert BenD. Ellis G. D.Ellis R. T. Fahey

H. E. Faust.. D.E. Feeley Howard Ferguson

George M. Flick Wm. H. Francis Frank Friche

G.'; Wilmer Graham W. S. Griffith W.E Grimes

George Gulick

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

,244*65 537 65

791 65 812 55 104 65 138 90

17 90

62, 70 402 60 514 83

73 10 24 14 242 30 453 80

45 15 451 15

90 35

284 90 22 20 165 30 16 45

23 80

141 80 59 5o

147 00 173 50 115 15 91 10 108 20 137 20

9 75

39 15

6 45

162 15 139 65

301 40

127 40

11 90 377 30 138 60

50 55

2 25

28 05

72 60

21 25

40 35

86 45

48 10 110 60 185 65 142 10

191 90

96 90

66 70

140 00

98 55

133 60

191 40

60 80

11 90

90 90 79 95

87 80

14 05

207 20

114 30 56 35

73 50 44 25

135 90

71 15

121 40

12 95

128 30

14 80

11 40

92 50

Name.

J. B. Haas

B.J. Hale

A. B. Hales

G. F. Hammer

W. W.Harley

Charles W. Harries . Ed. W. Hearne

J. O. Honey

A. T. Houc'k William Howlin

Geo. E. Hunt

M. J. Hurley McK. Jarvis Geo. S. Kauffmann . .

.

John D. Kavanaugh.

H. A. Reefer

L. Kent

K.E. King

J.J. Lackey W. C. Lambert

J. B. Lamson

E. A. M. Lawson W. B. LeChevalier. .

.

J. W. Leeper

Chas. H. Lohman

Chas. McAuliffe

J. A. McCarthy

H. C. McCracken

H. A. McDonald

J. W. Meacham Homer Melick

L. H. Middlekauff... W. T. Mills John F. Moore

Maurice Keligan

E. Newbrough

Geo. B. O'Brien

B. H. Pratt

E. B. Purcell Thos. H. Eamsey.... W. F. Baudolph

C. B. Batcliffe James E. Beese

J. B. Bice

C. E. Bichartls G. A. Binehart Edw. J. Bodden W. M. Bodgers A. A. Boland Henry Saloskin D. L. Sandoe

Geo. Saunders Edw. P. Scheuler

C. K. IS1. Schwrar

Carl A. Shaifer John P. Sheehan

Thos. J. Shober

E. E. Shott A. Singleman Frank S. Skinner

J. W. Snyder

J. C. Sowers W. A. Spaulding . . „ Martin Stephenson..

I. H. Sternberg

I. A. Strauss H. H. Stromberger. John B. Sturgis

E. A. Sullivan H. S. Sutton W. E. Taylor H. M. Towner

G. A. Tracy W. H. Ward

E. D. Watson W. C. Watson

John F. Weber

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
68 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in tlie public printing, $-c. —Continued.

Name.

W. J. White M. B. Whitehead

A. Williams William Williams . .

.

W. L. Wilson

P. "P. Wyman

Chas. E. Young

C. M. Lewis

T.P. Moore

D. W. Fleming

Louis W. Cornwell .

.

W. A.Bohn W. A.Mellis

Jas. L. Harper

D. L. Harhaugh

John R. Knapp

John C.Ballou James Q. Dutrow

H. D. Pryor

Geo. P. Dowell

F. C. Griffith, jr James L. Welty

Jos. C.Higgs ... E. Cornman. jr W. S. Griffith Martin Schram

C. C. Brodie

A. P. Coder W. T. Haner

H. C. Bayley James W. Mathers .

.

George Berry W. A. Mitchell D. L. Murray

F. L. Jones W. P. Johns -.. E. D. Smoot

E. T. Maxey Edward G. Nalle .... J. A. D. Turner John O'Neill

P. B. Anderson

Arthur Knauer

C. C Hunt W. W. Stanford

O. S. Allen

R. W. Norwood

C. J. Devaughn

Chas. E. Young

John R. Berg

G. W. Hall

J. P. Garner W. A. Marschalk Wm. Kirkland Alexander Derconrt.

J. R. Hathaway

I). P. Rowell W. E. Grimes John Mayley

J. N. Hudson

H. W. Burnham

George Baggott W. A. Lavalette, jr .

.

W. A. Griswuld Wm. M. Robinson . .

.

James T. O'Connor .. D. L. Sandoe

C. E. Farrington . H. T. McGowan

L. A. Harvie Emmet B. Russell .

.

A. H. Potts

Jno. F. Weber H.W. Stevens James O. Gorman

Chas. H.Snyder Herman Martin

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

$173 40

10 75

174 90 78 35

101 30 122 90

13 40

703 30 858 15

585 13 913 80 675 55

429 55 790 45

745 85 657 45

830 60 674 15 760 15

537 52 925 20 974 80

756 15 895 15

978 75

892 40

1, 042 65 921 70

751 85 393 85 576 05

830 70

949 70 564 25

837 30

741 80

906 10 448 95 792 15 1,014 05

1, 004 55 688 45

991 60

821 65 730 80

730 15 959 00

787 15

1, 046 85

1, 057 00

1, 177 40

761 20 1,254 70 893 00 577 40

983 75

825 75

1, 008 15 136 50

68 40 820 75

775 25 111 65 571 75 969 65 665 44

945 05 184 15 776 95 829 75 498 30 762 05

'648 60 763 82 1,019 80

792 65 946 30

Davs. Hours.

H. F. Tompkins

F. M. St. John

J. H. Schoepf

Henry L. Frazier W. R'. Barbour

E. N. Lancaster

Jas. H. Brooks

Jno. H. Shaw

E. DeCaindry

E. E. Mendehhall

A. A. Roland

Jas. H. Alburtis Oscar Alexander

A. Thomson, jr

F. C.Helraick

Geo. J. Woodgate

H. K. Southland M. E. Webster May M. Grove Samuel C. Hanlon

L. O. Knowles

John G. Kelly

Geo. H. Harries

Geo. S. Null

Jno. A. Handiboe Timothy Sullivan

T. C. Spurgeon. . L. V. Taft M. W. Light

Chas. E. Pearson

C. K. Michael John J. Bresnahan Henry Minnig John L. Kennedy

Chas. F. Warren W. R. Burgess J.W. Miller Lemuel E. Miller Samuel W. Edmunds.

L. H. Post W. S. Sampson

J. A. Borden W. D. Hall W.J. Caldwell

Geo. Johnson, jr Chas. H. Sawyer

E. S. Nichols

J. T. McCarthy

A. J. McGuiggan W. H.Craig

J. E. Ellegood

Olive J. Gilmore Arthur J. Symonds... Annie L. Grove

Chas. J. O'Neil Chas. S. Stevenson . .

.

Chas. M. Myers

H. M. Pomeroy

James M. Jones James W. Doocy

A. L. Mishler John Alburtis

Leilia B. Byers A. PurcelL A. D.Wright

Jesse J. Manning

Wilbur G. Brower

E. W. Patton

J. Leslie Vansant

K. S. Goodloe

B. D. Stailings Alfred Turner Wm. B. Green Samuel Krumbine — A. G. Leonard

Jno. H. Wheeler Edward Bedfield

Time employed.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, Sfc.—Continued. 69

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

C. W. Straughan John Tillinghast M. T. Barrett M. D. Escan

C. H. Brnner

Richard Taylor Edward Bailey

C. E. Richards

E. D. McKenna

Jno. K. Seagraves.. W. W. Harley A. £. C.Claxton 1 T. C.Bosworth 1 Chas. McAuliffe I M. F. Peake Matthew D. Coughlin .

1 W. H. Bawden

Thos. H. Greenfield 1 Ed. W. Hearne 1 David Shaw | Noel Nicols ! E. C. Brown

Jno. E. Helms ' A. T. Allen

Chas. L. Crow

R. W. Burnside . Kenton N". Harper

J. M. Effgleston James HRoss I A. E. Corning

TV. T. Clarke

J. Eranklin Sewell.

.

G-. F. Voaght

E. J. Malone

T. J. Southworth . .

.

J. Nelson A. D. Darby

David Moore

Axel. T. Johnson

Geo. TV. Hodges

D. M. Sandidge James B. Rogers

T. TV. Shiel

C. D. Harbaugh

C. P. Murphy

L. C. Stephens

J. T. Taylor

TV.J.TVeiss TVm. Smith

Jno. J. Moody

Geo. A. Gordon John A. Behrle

Jno. H. Cook

Geo. B. Van Keuren G.M.McFarland ... E. TV. Smith Gnstave TVarnke ... M. D. Sanderson

Preston B. TVrigkt.

.

Philip Nachman

J. Polk Engene Longley Wm. Skeen

F. TV. Muhlhofer.... Harry E. French Warren B. Esty

Bernardine Smith... Appie T. Abell M. Ambrose

A. S. Adams

Florence J. Adams . M. B. Adamson

Ella Ahern

L. L. Andrews

M. Anthony

Annie Ashe

A. Atchison

Amount

received.

$603 95

631 05 916 35

925 60 385 60

664 45

627 35

319 80 760 20

551 80 326 25

25 50 25 00 512 80 442 60 519 00 432 20

181 05

273 15 403 30 356 60 509 80

17 75

8 35

6 90 453 85

790 50 271 60 272 00 217 85

241 00 136 75 237 65 129 95

15 30 35 40

40 60 8 07 24 15

50 15 104 10 149 05 290 00 218 00 242 04 591 90 273 35

613 55 473 60

573 55

833 24 446 65 402 64 482 81 440 11

471 74 424 64

313 60

71 21 664 47

525 24 192 67 325 73

682 02 650 55 639 58

132 63 298 87 388 04

361 21 56 70

287 60 406 01 421 52

317 58 210 32

54 81

Name.

A. TV. Bacon

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

R. V. Baker

J. Bahlman

Isabella Ball Mary Baptista A. Barrett

D. P. Barrington

J. Barry M. A. Batchelder .... Jane Beatty

L. Billings , M. J. Billings Marv Bishop

Mary A. Black

Nellie Black

E. P. Balmain M. J. Bowie

A. Boyce

C. Brolstbrd

J. Breslin Mary Brick , D. C'. Brooke

L. C. Brown Mary G. Brown

Carrie Bryan

Bessie Bryant Mary E. Buete

Belle Burgess M. A. Burgess

J. A. Burr

MollieE. Burrows — J. E. Burton

O. K. Burwell

A. Butler Winifred Cahill Julia Callahan

J. L. Cameron Emma L. Carrico — Belle Carter Jennie A. Carter

Elizabeth Casper

Alice M. Coughlan.

.

F. Chase Addie Chinn

B. L. Chritzman

E. Clagett

E. N. Clarke M. Clarkson M. A. Clancy

Ella F. Clements M. M. Coberth

A. Collins. Alico V. Collins Maggie J. Collins

S. Collins A. Columbus

M. Connelly

Rosie Connell

J. Connor

F. W. Conover

Mattie Cook

M. Corbin M. Courtney Ann Cowan

Janie Cox

Georgie E. Crawford.

Nellie Cronin Annie E. Cross

L. M. Cross Maggie Culbertson .

.

C. Daily

H. Daily A. Daly

A. V. Daly M. Darby

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
70 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, $c. —Continued.

Name.

L. J. Dart

E. Davis

L. H. Davis Maggie B. Davis M. Dawson

E. A. Dickinson

S. Dickson

N. Diggs

Ida Dinger

Maggie L. Dodd

Ida Dodge

I. E. Doherty

Katie Donohue

Lillie J. Donn

E. Donnelly M. Donnelly

J. A. Dougherty

Lizzie Downie

•T. A. Downing

J. L. Dowling

B. Duffy

Katie Dunne

A. Dutrow

Nellie Dwyer

0. Dwyer

Sarah Edmonds

L. T. Etlmonston

1. R. Ellis I.Elliott Mary E. Ellsworth

E. .1.' Essex Laura V. Etter Mary Evans

V. M. Evans Anne P. Farley

Ellen Farrell

Sallie Faulkner

N. Felger

Nellie E. Fish Annie Flanagan M. Flemining

H. C.Flynn

J. B. Forbes Mary C. Ford

S. Fordham

C. Fowler

N. B. Franklin M. Garttrell Belle Gates

Bell Gheen

M. Gibbs

Louise Gibson

Queenie Gilson

Ellie C. Glasgow

E. Glendenning

E.W.Godwin

N. A. Godwin

Elizabeth Gorman

E. Gould

I. C. Greene

A. I. Griffith Carrie Guggenheimer.

Mary A. Hackett

Alice Hall M. Hall Mary M. Hammond. .

.

E. Handebeau Mary Handy W. G. Handy

Ella C. Hardy

Betty M. Hargrove . .

.

Gertrude Harleston .

.

Nettie Harlow

Clara A. Harner

Delia Harper

E. J. Harper M. A. Harper

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$725 59

383 15 63 75 468 43 329 51 469 26 458 99 432 18 348 13 267 31

501 36 304 64 435 07 364 93 440 43 395 20 369 26

343 46

370 97 386 61 348 13 314 31 481 28

194 60

209 89 360 64 704 88

483 76

33 00 323 28

668 75

327 28

483 59 398 32 294 00 430 87 335 82 319 68

67 03 182 01

77 00 4 90 483 08 407 19 373 55 300 73 485 70 269 18 36 00 368 22 408 94

273 47

105 60

367 33 236 34

733 00

157 72 412 00 339 67 427 36

455 43

68 00

57 12

50 69 390 38 328 61 700 78

51 00

40 43

470 85

290 13 636 78 366 59 478 61 452 67 66 00 314 79

Name.

F. V. Harris

Henrietta Harris .

.

T. Harrison

F. A. Haskell A. A. Hayes M. E. Hayes

L. Hays .'. Ella C. Hayward .

.

E. Havenner Mary E. Head

E. Heffell

J. Hellings Georgie Hemline .. V. Henrick

Katie Hensan

S. Hess

Edith A. Hicks.... A. Hisrgins

L. Hill

J. Hitcbcox A. Hodge

M. V. Hoffman.. .. M. N. Hopkins M. E. Hoover

Ella House

C. Howard •.. .

.

J. Howlin Mary Hubbel

A. Hughes

Mary L. Hullings .

.

Annie Hupfer

S. Husted

A. Hutson Sarah E. Jackson .

.

B. F. Jeffries H. V. Jeffries Eva Johnston

H. Johnson

L. H. Johnson M. A. Johnson

E. Jones

G. A. Jones M. W. Jones V. A. Jones

Jennie Kauffman . Katie A. Keefe

T. Keefe

Ella Kellv Marv E. Kelly , B. Kennelly

S. E. Kerper

Maria Keys

Mamie Kidd

Katie Kirk M. Kirsch Amanda Klotz Emma M. Kroger .

.

M. LaBille

E. Lackey

Ellen Landvoigt

E. Laporte Mary Larman

M. L. Learned...... A. V. Lee

Etta Leonard Mary Lindsay

Fannie Littleton M. F. Long

D. Lord

C. Lnsby

Jennie Lynch

Mary E. Lynch

Mary T. Lynch

H. Macnamee

A.R. Mallory

Jennie E. Manning

J. E. Mansfield

Time employed.

Days. Houts.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in, the public printing, $c. —Continued.

71

Name.

M. A. Mapes

A. Martin

Alice Martin

F. E. Martin

Lizzie Martin M. E. Marceron

E. Marche

E. Marsh

Lula M. Mason

Florence Massey

C. Maus

Sarah J. May

Hattie McCabe

Nettie L. Mc( Campbell. Annie S. McCarter

A. McCarthy

M. M. McCarthy

F. M. McCristal Laura McFarland

A. McDowell Mary McGinnell

Minnie F. McGowan . .

.

E. V. McGraw

Belle J. Mclntvre

A. C. McKelden

L. A. McKennev

M. E. McLean

M. J.McLeod

M. McXamara

Mary A_ McXamara . .

.

Amelia McXulty

Carrie Meals ... J. A. Milligan

Sallie Mills

S. Moens

B. Mooney

M. Monday

Laura A. Moore

Maggie Morgan

M. Morris M. M. Morrow

J. L. Mulneanx

Josephine Marphy

Lizzie C. Murphy

M. E. Murray

Susie Mylan

L. M. Xash M. J. Neale May E. Xorbeck

Josephine Xorcom

Annie O'Brien Margret O'Brien Ma2gie O'Connell M. T. O'Connor Lena M. O'Leary M. O'Leary Mary A. O Xeill Mary A. Orme

M.E. Owner

C. Palmer Emma T. Pangburn

J. T. Parham

Ella Patterson M. V. Pemberton

Pearl Peticolas Odessa Pierce Emily Pierre

E. G. Phillips Julia E. Piant A. Pleasants Ruth E. Pomeroy

F. Pope

P. C. Pape

S. A. Popkins

Sarah E. J. Porter Jennie Potter Emma Pnmphrey

Time employed. Days

Amount

received. Hours. 1 Name.

Days. Hours.

$296 03 32 0 1

)

332 4S

270 90 13 69 338 C2 639 02 6^5 25

287 90 14 04 565

457 2 i 298 70 479 78

376 44

333 40

95 372 90 109 25 664 29 319 78

264 38 335 8

1 456 52

327 74

437 j 348 65 438 95 420 B9 265 86

309 49

327 01 343 Bo 306 92 484 53DO DOO 409

Otf g4 348 9S 349 07

412 GO 413 91 68 45

225 a 1 354 - 1 658 71 385 30 452 40 349

319 -

1

317 ] 8 462 50 54 81

286 87 79g 1

6

V!i oa 6 9 367 55

45 Ann C) J. 34 00 364 60 366 el 420 08 265 95 348 86 345 12

340 22

327 09 272 56 383 19 363 75

8 21 466 32 45 95 354 47 269 12

44 G 79 365 80

M. Y. Purdy

Carrie E. Ragan

Emma H. Randall... Mary Reagan

K. Reapsomer M. Reid Agnes Renehan A^G. Reville E. R. Richards Kate Richmond

Dora C. Rrecks Mary Riley

Effie J. Ritchie

Josie G. Robinson .

.

Marion Robinson . .

.

M. E. Robinson A.Rogers

L. Rogier

Louisa Rockfellow . E. L. Rollins M. A. Ross Annie Russell

L. Russell Mamie Russell M. A. Ryan

H.E. Ryder

Sue Saunders

Julia M. Savage

K. L. Schlegel RoseE. Schneider... H. Schreiner

J. E. Segerson

Mollie Seidell

j L. Selvey

Lottie Seufert

X". Sheiry|

Lillie Shipley

TV. H. Shomo

J. Sibley Mary Sierenberg . .

.

Maggie K. Smith... M.J. Smith Kate V. Smoot

Katie Snee Fannie P. Snow

Mattie G. Sollers ... O. J. Somerville

R. Somerville

S. D. Soper M. T. Spalding M. E. Spiesser Mary M. Sprandel .

.

Ella M. Springer.... DOra Steele Mamie Stetson Laura B. Stewait ... Lucy TV. Stone A. Sullivan M. Sullivan Josie M. Summers.

.

Francis Szegedy A. O. Talbot A. Taylor

Nellie Taylor

E. Thomas

Augusta Thompson. M. A. Thompson ... Rhoda M. Thorn.... D. C. Toole Maggie E. Toomey.

.

D. Ella Trumbo Mary E. Twomey...

A. E. Tyrrell

Lottie B. Tyson .... Ida Walter

E. V. TValker

L. D. TValker

Time employed.
72 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.Persons employed in the public printing, Src. —Continued.

Name.

Katie Walsh

M. Walsh Mary E. Walsh ... Annie Waters

Nannie Wathen. .

.

J. E. Watson

H. Webster

G. Webster

E. Wells

Sophia L. Wells..

.

A. A. West

Ella C. Wetherall.

B. White

C. B. Whitt

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$337 40

682 88

261 57 338 46

298 32

324 30 182 50 605 51 622 06 411 79 153 06

190 04 335 31 10 15

Name.

E. J. Williams Eannie Wilson Mary E. Wilson . .

.

Margrett Wilson .

.

J. Wilson.

F. M. Withers Mamie Wood

M. Woodend

Fannie Woodward. Emma Woolsey

Lulu Wright

E. Young

K.Zell

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

PUBLIC* BINDING.

Jas. W. White

P. J. Byrne W.J.Kingsbury

C. H. Welch

John Walde

J. A. Perkins

D. W. Landvoigt ... C. Denham

Edwin Walmsley . .

.

T. B. Heiston

Geo. W Hinman ... D. HowardKincaid . C. R. McDowell .... Wm. Hayes

P. C. Gil'lon J. Fr. Buehler

A. G. Hullett Henry Morgan

G. Rosewag Thomas Songster... John H. Paterson .

.

Wm. Gaisberg Samuel Koockogey

A. A. Henry

Joseph Maddren

Richard Sweetman . H. R. Koon

J. H. Graham

John Cole

T. D. Cornwell

C. A. Knockey W. T. Johnston ....

S. W. Lewis

J. W. Gray W. H. Richardson.. Varden Bishop

Geo. A. Whitford... D. C. Ringgold James Thomson

Arthur H. Frisbee.. Joseph E. Peissner. W. P. Slater

Jos. E. Gaily

Chas. W. Sparks ... W. Edw. Stockett .

.

Henry Chase

J. F. Fuller

S. S. Barrett Geo. O. Morris Wm. M. Nicholson . John Matthews

A. Fitz Simons

G. S. Britt Geo. L. Tracy

Geo. W. Kensil

Daniel Murphy

D. F. Fallon

313

313 313

155

136

1, 199

2, 558

2, 408

2, 474

1,301

3, 114

3, 166

2, 508

2, 375

2, 286

2, 373 1,974

2, 507

2, 530

2, 433

2, 504

2, 508

2, 466

2, 467 2,497 2,542

2, 484

2,484

2, 454

2, 469

2, 282 2,144

2, 461

2, 497

2, 292

1,610

2, 308

2, 438

2, 490 1,234

2,487

2, 496

1,872

2, 502

2, 301

2, 535

1,748

2,431

2, 456

2, 490

1,657

2, 254

2,428

2, 336

$2, 100 00

1, 799 75

1, 669 35

1, 669 35

1, 306 28

725 34

1, 279 00

1, 204 00

1, 113 30

233 12 943 76

417 36

611 47

1, 245 60

1, 266 40

1, 003 20 950 00 914 40 I 949 20

789 60

1, 002 80 1,012 00 973 20

1, 001 60

1, 003 20 986 40

986 80 998 80

1, 016 80 993 60 993 60 981 60

987 60 912 80 857 60 984 40

998 80 916 80 644 00 923 20 975 20

996 00 493 60 994 80 998 40

748 80

1, 000 80

920 40

1, 014 00 699 20 972 40

982 40 996 00 662 80 901 60 971 20

934 40

H. W. Hobbs

Chas. Heffernan

Robt. H. Marcellus. .

.

Adam Brandt

S. T. Crawford John Gantley

R. L. Grinnan

J. W. Harrison Augs. Jacobs . .. Thos. L. Koontz Frank H. Eberle

Chas. G. Rogier Andrew Jaeger

Geo. K. Jenvey John Morris

A. S. Davidson

E. McCarter

Chas. E. Taylor, jr Lee Buckley John K. Bush Jas. Kane Wm. B. Lindsay

J. Lynch

John A. Flather

Chas. S. West

John F. Barry W. B. Reilly Thomas Childs H. Hammond

Ferd F. Bogia

F. S. Metcalf

J. L. Ratcliff

T. M. Triplett

C. Thos. Elwood

H. C.Dobbs

A. L. Wood

R. H. Rathvon

H. L. Wells

J. W. Pyemont Jas. M. Stockett

Jos. E. Casey

T. J.Hardester

C. R. Eckloff Frank Morrison

Geo. M. White Thomas Mattimore, jr. R.P. Riddick

B. W. Morris

E. T. Eckloff William Scott H. C. Espey

Thos. O. May

Jno. A. Landvoigt W. B. Burner M. B. Gordon

Geo. W. Fisher

Chas. E. Tretler

492

437 496 404

482 473

493 423

427

325 399

450

398 488

574

561 000

282

983 358 254

399

114

391 358 674

276

120 433

564

535 420

440

546

538 504

506 495

427 493

845 345

314

513 514

365

233 119

16

493 419

526

369

821 431

502 492
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, $c.—Continued. 73

Name.

Geo. R.P.Britt

Jas. T. Blakeney

Peter Byrne

Robt. A. Connell

Geo. D. Burch

F. R. Cunningham . .

.

C. H. Koehler John C. Hodges

Wm. McLane

Frank Siebert Chas. H. Walker

Frank Miller Clinton Groshon Harry A. Lammond . John J. Burns

Geo. D. Keyser

Theo. Mack

Wm. G. Walde

H. C. Williss Jno. Shea

Jno. G. Pettibone Lewis F. Holden Thomas Brennan W. F. Webster

William J. Flynn . .

.

Jeremiah A. Connell Arthur Simmons, jr.

.

B. Basil N. Friel W. E. Lee John T. Kearney

Jas. F. Faherty Bernard White

Frank C. Lowey

Jno. Keefe

Jas. J. Brosnahan . .

.

Wm. JohnsoD Frank Michael

R. L. Beattv H. R. Perry

F. Norton Wm. Dougherty

Z. W. Alderman W. J. Butler

L. J. Burse

S. W. Baxter

E. M. Yerger M. J. Loyell

B. Knott

Bettie Schiller Kate H. Montfredy.. Maggie Bryerton Maggie E. Spriggs. .

.

E. D. Davis

B. F. Leach Anna J. Meloy L E. Robinson

Kittie R. Powell

Katie G. Smith

Stella Barrett Lulu Hyson

Maggie Brosnan

F. E. Carter Florence Hoffman

C. Crooks M. E. Swetland Mary Bishop

E. W. Reed

F. P. Manning

C. R. Sherwood

O.P. Fouke

J. K. Hardesty

C. G. Worthington .

.

Curtis Clark W. T. Kelly

Jno. E. Hammond. .

.

H. A. Pettit James Cavanaugh. .

.

Time employed.

Days. Hoars.

Amount

received.

2, 432 $972 80

2, 387 954 80

2, 480 992 0Q 2,497 998 80

2, 281 912 40

1, 106 442 40

2, 255 902 00

2,313 925 20

2, 379 951 60

2, 550 1, 020 00

2, 549 1, 019 60 2,213 885 20

2, 269 567 25

1, 906 476 50

2, 362 590 50

2, 369

2, 241 569 20 549 65

2, 367 555 17

2, 487 559 15

2, 313 507 70

2, 024 432 50

2. 408 502 10

2, 104 433 80

2, 472 515 10 ! 1, 093 218 60 I 2, 229 439 30

2, 450 462 10

2, 058 386 33 i 2, 306 427 94 1 2, 438 453 44

1, 322 220 33

2, 414 422 64 1,589 271 43

2, 314

2, 358

385 67 335 65

2, 240 288 31 1,885 2,493

243 03 395 25 1,717 664

214 62

82 98

1, 077 134 61

1, 066 132 86

371 57 92

2, 439 682 91

2, 471 691 88

2, 335 583 90 1,898

2, 088 474 50 522 00

2, 050 512 50

2, 124 531 00

2, 258 560 68

2, 066 516 50

1,707 426 75

2, 410 602 50

2, 450 612 50

2, 164 541 00

1, 720 430 00

2, 334 581 98

1.977 492 49

2, 193 547 53

30 7 50 515 128 75 2,486 621 50

2, 492 623 00 1,705

1, 753 424 33 436 73

1, 811 1,623

451 25 405 75

2, 549 1,155 83

2, 301 830 31

2, 496 638 40

2, 194 987 30 1,761 465 45

2, 543 890 05

2, 586 905 10

1, 688

1, 727

633 00 539 68

Name.

Days. Hours.

T. F. Lee

Geo. L. Ready Hiram Spear

S. D. Skeen

F. A. West

A. D. Coleman

Jno. T. Ferguson Augustus Schwartz

R. A. Gray

Wm. Cruso Arthur Summers

Michael Carroll George Williams

D. J. Cunningham

Jacob Robinson

J. H. Snapp

C. McDevitt

Robt. E. Cunningham

H. Hall Frank Rowe

H. H. Lazelle W. T. Smith

Jno. F. Maginnis

Henry Thomas

Benj. Holmes

Jas. A. Lee

C. C. Stewart George Luskey

Geo. R. Price

Jas. A. Claxton

C. C. McKinney

Wm. Landers ... W. E. Johnston

J. Knowles Wm. T. Knowles

L. W. Pigott Morgan Prigg W. McKinlay

C. F. Wurdemann

Geo. Douglas

J. Ignatius McMahon.

Geo. H. Perkins N. Dillard Moses Smith, jr Jno. C. Green

C. P. Dowden

Jno. P. Hussey

E. M. Hussey Sam Stevens Wm. H. Forrest Thomas Allen

R. B. Billings A. D. Coleman

H. Buckingham

Burr Lucas

D. McMatheson

Jas. W. Ficklin

E. G. Luce Mary McGoldrack

Emily T. Coke

Laura Crider

Eliza J. McElfresh . .

.

Elizabeth Mangan

M. A. Dodson

M. E. Walmsley

Mary C. Manning

Josie W. Robinson . .

.

Mary F. Keys

Nora Noonan

Clara E. Carter Maggie Miles Katie Chase M.E. Flaherty M. McArdle

Annie M. Humes

Mary J. Catlin

S. A. Chapman

Time employed.

431

2, 337

2, 427

2, 465

1, 757

2, 327

2, 435

2, 551

2, 508

2, 928

2, 523

2, 504

2, 478

2, 530

2, 584

2, 035

2, 598

2, 524

2, 546

2, 562

2, 582 2,490

2, 422

2, 979

2, 519

2, 519

2, 983 1,691

2, 274

1,956

2, 108

2, 345

1, 602 689

2, 099

2, 423

2, 497

2, 311

1, 968

2, 372

1,666

1, 262

2, 064

951 575

2, 322

1, 006

1, 481

1, 053 489

541

122

160 556

57245

1,259

104

2, 476

2, 530 1,517

2, 611

2, 531

2, 564

2, 532

2, 334

2, 541

1, 974

2, 432

2, 531

2, 426

2,513

2, 542 2,498

2, 503 2,514

2, 553
74 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, tyc.—Continued.

Name.

Kate O'Connor Mary C. Durham

Nellie O. Prey

Ellen Doyle

Leonora Kirk

Ellie McCarthy

Lois Fields Annie Walters

Carrie Fields K. M. Kirk

C. F. Morrison

Nellie Holland

Florence Smith

A. A. Smith , John Adams

Augustus Kuhner — Jas. A. Ryan

Henry J. Kehr

J. S. Maddren

R. G. Lowey

Wm. M. Glover J.A.B.Espey

G. O. Barnes , Dennis Toomey

David A. Thompson . W.F. Clarkson , Wm. Chedal

J. H. McCormick Andrew Taff

C. Franz

J. W. Beall John O'Reilly "Wm. Marshall Jas.K. Baily Chas. S. Willis H. Wiese

H. T. Eckart

Chas. P. P. Wroe

D. P. Leech

R. W. Wade

Reinhard Biehl T. J. Kelly W. S. Sheaff Joseph A. Handley... CM. Knott

A. J. Buehler George H. Maurer

Chas. W. Wells

L. P. Keech

Jno. L. Bentzler

J. F. McDonald

Richard Roberts J.C.Cobb

Jno. E. Knight

Alfred Thomas

James Clinton Andrew Melville E. Nash W. W. Nalley

Chas. A. McNamee .

.

Edwin R. Waters

J. 0. Motherhed

J. Meehan W. L. Griggs

G. A. Lyon

H. C. Fish

Jas. A. Stockman

Geo. K White John C. Helff Joseph Colignon Thomas Keegan

Wm. Howlett

J. J. Brunor

Peter Swift George W. Orem

J. W. Fox

Wilson Harvey.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

2, 396 $414 28

2, 502 417 00

2, 408 401 33

2, 525 420 85

2, 002 333 65 1,216 202 66 1,016 169 34 1,060 170 03

1, 505 250 83 423 70 40

605 100 84 104 17 33

2, 390 398 34

2, 164 865 CO

2, 447 978 80

2, 529 1,011 GO

2, 332 932 80

2, 332 932 80

2, 489 995 GO

2, 497 998 80

2, 467 986 80

2, 472 988 80

1, 998 799 20 1,984 793 GO

2, 033 813 20

2, 106 842 40

2, 558 1,023

839

20

2, 099 GO

2, 560 1, 024 00

2, 478 991 20

1, 576 630 40

2, 195 878 00

1, 947 778 80 2,470 988 00

2, 346 938 40

2, 336 934 40

2, 492 996 80

2, 492 988 80 2,315 926 00

2, 301 920 40

2, 217 886 80

2, 369 947 CO

2, 475 999 00

2, 543 1, 017 20

2, 344 937 GO

2, 238 895 20

2, 227 890 80

2, 486 994 40

2, 227 890 80

1, 840 736 00

1,889 755 60

2, 195 878 00

2, 149 859 GO 1,947 778 80

2, 296 918 40

2, 500 1, 000 00

2, 194 877 60

2, 079 831 CO 2,410 964 00 1,808 723 20

2, 332 929 20

1, 695 678 00

2, 465

2, 400

986 00 960 00

2, 000 800 00 1,890 756 CO

2, 379 .951 60

2, 132 852 80

2, 419 967 60 1,744 697 GO

2, 477 990 80

2, 478 991 20

2, 275 910 00

1, 602 640 80

2, 381 952 40

2, 411 964 40

2, 488 995 20

Name.

Wm. L. Hettinger ... John F. Van Horn . .

.

Henry T. Houck

George Finch JohnPi idgcon George A. O'Donnell

.

Fred. Wagner

Jas. E. Bullock

J. B. Keleher

Robt. T. Frailey Geo. W. Ensel Edward Grimes James O. Amoss

John M. Uantley

Wm. S. Moore..'. Frank L. Cornwell

Chas. Fowler Wm. McLanahan

Fred. P. Smith Gustave Lancer W. G.Evans... Horace C. Dowling . .

.

Wm. R. Caffrey Geo. W. Bilyeu

Theo. K. Hynicka

Jas. B. Smith Harrv Anderson

T. F. Pendel W. P. Dowden

John P. D. Caton

Chas. F. Miller

R. T. Anderson W. E. Wright

D. J. Munn

C. P. Shettle

F. H. Chaffee John F. King

Jas. D. Conner John E. Walsh

John J. Byrnes John Dohertv

Jas. E. Duva'll Arthur C. Delevingne.

S.E. Stratton George H. Bodensick . C. K. Nalley John Masterson

L. W. Denham

Ed. P. Pumphrey

Wm. Gilliard F. C. Philpitt Milton Phillips Arthur E. Baker Wm. H. Kelly Bernard J. Smith Edwin F. Price

J. William Haslett ... John White Wm. Poplowsky

Joseph F. Glenn

H. S. Linker Dennis Bnckley

Robt. H. Zimmerman . J. W. Gibson Harry W. Haff Joseph Portch

Michael Harris W. N. Tincher

Chas. J. Orem

James McManus

Leonard Meyer

William Maloney M. F. Casey

Chas. H. Krener W. Breckenridge John Smith

Jas. A. Rutherford

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

851 463

942

090

352

771

521 460

963

209- 040

113 034

514 375

351 8S7 962

834

210

481 022 956

276

244

372

353 370

737 454

345

094

535 370

494

349

371 037

151 499

511 714

839

172 498

850 008

427 336

836

274

062 446

136

829 275

272

246

443

162 022

257

784

522 634

403

852

334

921 205 224

189

372 483

505 545

094
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER:

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, fyc.—Continued. 75

Name.

John T. McCausland.

.

W. J. LaRue

James Fogerty

C. H. Peters George B. Harleston.

.

Richard Mnrphy

George B. Bury

J. hn Stoll . George A. Ellegood. .

.

Joseph P. Day

Patrick Sweeny

James L. Feeney Edward Flaherty Frank Donn

Frank A. Kennedy . .

.

C. C. Colne

Geo. G. Prior John I Leitoh Frank P. Kinimell

J. Kane

Geo. T. Langhorne ... C. Deering

Foh. Fr. Fischer

Igns. M. Knott

E. A. McPherson

John E. Walsh

PIECEWORK. Anna Erb

C. F. Morrison Martha Wilkins

Flora Smith

Ella M. Springer

Sallie H. Macnichol.

Louisa Henry

Lizzie Connor

Sarah Collins Annie M. Cavanagh.

Ella F. Long

Mary Daniels Mary E. Bailey

Julia Hanlan . Maud Dubant

L.E.Windsor

Lucy V. Euby

Lizzie Dewey

Mary E. Hill Annie Walters ... ., Amelia Moreno Mary A. Murray

Alice Corcoran' Ora E. Hubler

Clara E. Hutton

S. E Sisson

F. F. Crupper

Ronie Elms

Kate 0. Gorman

Belle Holiday Minnie Georges Maggie Murphy

Ida De W. A\rord .... E. Magoffin

Millie Parker

Georgie Harrington . Nannie Daniel

E. L. Rollins

S. W. Folk

L. A. Shepherd M. E. Dow

Ida Jones Mary Joyce

Sarah E.'Clayville Margaret Shields

S. Bailey Lena Bellefeuille . .

.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$606 80 467 60 410 00 396 00 731 55 765 80 788 95 414 40 373 20 424 80 312 40

254 40

118 40

773 15 665 70 902 40

945 20 256 80 294 40

189 20 33 60

9 60

6 40

1, 004 60

1, 001 60 40 00

481 89

323 76 410 16 187 83 453 26 449 88

457 74 412 90 460 61 472 88 474 76 480 60 442 96

473 68 482 70 486 19 483 13 271 99

487 69 254 57 470 82 486 34 486 04 391 22 339 66 396 99 468 59 476 60 486 33 488 09 484 15 473 54 185 76 406 63 425 48

269 70 439 76 416 36 481 78

464 28 467 89

180 90 466 33 124 68 487 23 482 76

280 84

Name.

Mary Honan Lucy A. Jackson M. E: Eggleston

Hattie McVhill

Margaret Williams .

.

C. Durham

M. A. Lenihan Martha Stewart Marion McGivern

M. Purcell

Carrie Avery

Kate Dowden

Cheney Swain

S. L.Wood

Maggie O'Dea Mary Padian. Lou. M. Pemberton .

.

Mary A. Smith

Elizabeth A. Bell .... A. C. Francis Ada Burr

Clara J. Robinson

Carrie F. Hartwell. .

.

L. T. Morris

Julia A. Wolff

Ella Bagley , Georgianna Groshon.

Carrie E. Lewis Mary Mullen

Julia F. Clokey M. M. Powell Emma Jeffries Katie Flemming

Mary Chamberlain .

.

KateM. Price

L. A. Shepherd

A. A. Colciesser

E. A. Cox

Isabella Cunningham.

Mary Stanton Rose Sullivan M.Y.Martin

Carrie B. McKnight .

.

Alice A. Brittain M. G. Lillie Carrie Cowling

Minnie E. Burford

Gertrude B. Stewart.. Maggie A. Meehan . .

.

Kate Ball

L. F. Walker Mary Anderson

E. McKenzie

Florence H. Kendall.

.

Belle Martin Mary I. D. Sanford A. B.Kleinheinn

Rosie H. Stoll Annie A. Hurley W. J. Hodson

M.J.Stanley

Josie Wright

C. Gantt Kate Fox

Ellie McCarthy

J. F. Warwick

Katie E. Harrington .

.

E. C. Hodson

L. A. Massie Annie V. Shaw

C. Stanton Emma B. Furlong

Josephine E. Bennett. Kate Kelly

S. E. Twitchell

L. Gaughran

E. G. Proctor

Time employed.

Days. Hour3.

2, 485

2, 486

2, 418

2, 274

2, 459
76 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Persons employed in the public printing, #c. —Continued.

Name.

Mary M. Jenkins — Carrie A. Booth

E. A. Vose

Amelia T. Hitter Fannie R. Smith — Hose Kleiber Margaret Mitchell .

.

Mary E. Barry Annie Reilly Mary G. Topham — Alice Alexander

Rittie Mitchell M. R. A. Boyd

Jennie Goss

A. Dickins

Ellen Lynch

Ella A. Johnston

S. E. Henning

E. McCarthy

D. A. Mortimer Mary E. Dove

M. R. Hendley

J. M. Sullivan Mary Carpenter

E. J. Holohan

C. A. Bartlett Mary Fitzpatrick Virginnia Cammack.

M. C. Williamson ... Dollie Waller

Adelia A. Bowen

Annie E. Gross Mary Barry M. H. Atwell

L. A. Hyde

M. E. Calvo M. Kate Hynes

Hattie D. Baird

E. J. Hooper

Sallie Morgan

Lydia J. Pixley Kate A. Murphy

P. M. Lineaweaver .

.

Donna Buchanan

Rebecca Orr

E. Kepner

Emma Miller

B. M. Bartlett R. Bushee

Jennie McPherson .

.

Maggie Curtis Maggie Devlin

Lottie Jacohsen Minnie Osborne Minna Fordan Macie G. Harding . .

.

M. G. Lillie Mary A. Prathor . Ellen Donaldson K. Stevens Minnie E. Burford. .

.

May Barnett Rosa Lydick

F. Williams

E. H. Clagett

Sadie Pruette Teresa Straub Vivian Hayden

Fannie Plumer Emma B. Furlong...- M. E. Owen

Ella Bagley

Francis Graves

G. Gantt

L. Agnes Latchford .

.

Annie A. Hurley —

Time employed. Davs Hours.

2, 248

2, 260

2, 444

2, 395

2, 171

2, 211

2, 456

2, 332

2, 476

2, 504

2, 452

2, 376

2, 026

2, 492

1, 423

2, 480

2, 189

2, 287

2, 479

1,738

2, 427

2, 33 L 2,382

2,115

2, 375 2,389

2, 492

2, 389

2, 359

2, '290

1, 820

2, 031

1, 792

2, 024

2, 447

1, 581

2, 434 2,406

2, 376

2, 435

1, 754

1, 982

2, 323

2, 372

2, 302

2, 450

1, 505

1, 690

2, 234

1, 544

2, 429

2, 270

2, 364

1,913

2, 408

2, 447

2, 188

1, 425

1, 720

1, 444

1, 588

1, 511

2, 068

2,404

1,824

2, 301

2, 407 1,650 2,422

2,490

2, 463

1, 447

2,496

2. 370

2, 238

1, 887

Amount

received.

$517 04 519 80 562 12 550 85

499 33 508 53 564 88 536 36 569 48

575 92 563 96 546 48

465 98

573 16 327 29

570 40

503 47 526 01 570 17 399 74

558 21 536 13 547 86 493 85 546 25 549 47 573 16 549 47 542 57 526 70 418 60 469 13 412 16 465 52

562 81 363 63 559 82 567 18 516 48

560 05 403 52 455 86

534 29 545 56 529 46

563 50 346 15 388 70 513 82 355 12 558 67 522 10 543 72 439 99 553 84

562 81 503 24

327 75

395 60

,332 12 365 24

347 53 475 64 552 92 419 52 529 23

553 61 379 50 557 U6 572 70 566 49

332 81 574 08 545 10 514 74 434 01

Name.

Sue Saunders Mary Gaghan

K. B. Throckmorton. M. J. Stanley Kate Fox

Josie Wright

Carrie B. McKnight

.

Ella V. Evans

M. A. Carr. Innocentia McGill . .

.

Kate Jacobs

H. Collison M. L. Andrews Jennie A. Jenkins . .

.

Kate Bennett

Jennie H. Fitch Mamie E. Barry

I. M. Rutherford

Carrie Cowling Kate Cantine

E. L. McLain

Josie Goszler Gertrude Moore

Winonie Holland M.A.Connell

Josephine Schwartz

.

Kate Wootton Eva P. Simmons

J. F. Warwick

Blanche Stevens Anna V. Shaw . Mary I. D. Sanford. .

.

Maggie L. Dodd

Masgie A. Meehan .

.

S. E. Sisson M. B. Clagett

B. B. Throckmorton.

.

E. D. Davis Emma V. Atwell Cora Burr M. Henry

Ruth E. Pomeroy

Maggie Cochrane

Lizzie Moore. Martha C. Devlin

Christena Hendricks.

E. V. Sanderson

Katie A. Mandley

E. J. Scbafer Jane E. Minor

Sallie Micheal M. E. Lenman

E. E. Johnston

Jennie Gates Maggie Colbert

S. K. Feltham

Rosie H. Stoll Mary Shock M. Louisa Reilly Maggie Whaley

M. E. Barker Agnes H. Reid

Jennie Burns

Eugenie Blankman .

.

L. A. Massie Margaret McNally. .

.

Jennie Coombs

Katie McNally

L. Piggott

L. A. Caulk

Ellen Darcy

G. Hunter

E. A. Leonard

Ida E. Lyons

Victoria Sweeney

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

40G

171 533 403

390 355

935

476

671 274

561 431

!>55 115

138

017 633

645

277

841 492

616 487

293

207 461 427

,468

,295

,442

,028

,747 665 499

350

627

355

318 265

777

894

523 430

320

1989528

260

320

504 454

400

454

264

404

344

129 401

229

393 329

208

590 634

320

007

003 991 504

504 489

504

501 480
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 77

No. "20.

Statement showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Record

for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1836, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Aven PearsoD -

.

W. H. Hickman

A. F. Bloomer

H. A. Coolidge A. H. S. Davis W. F. Dunn. A.McNelly

C.S.Mjers

M. Noves W. E. Steele - John W. Thomas

F. B.Wallace

J. W. Youngblood.... W. S. Biooks

C. M. Cyphers

D. C DeKnight W. M. Rodgers

A. G-. Allison W. E. Carrigan

Chas. P. Cassidy W. E. Chipley

J. W. Garrett W. J. Fowler

Eobert F. Sterling . .

.

John E. Sturgis W. L. Wilson W. A. Smith

Geo. Burklin A. T. Cavis W. E. Eamsey

Chas. J. Canfield Charles Wright , Wilbur G. Brower...

G. Wilmer Graham .

.

Albert E. Ingalls Wm. E. LeChevalier

.

H. A. McDonald

Stephen Caldwell

P. E.Noone

•John F. Swiggard W. P. Breazeale

E. B. Caldwell W. Crawford C.H.Etz Amos IrviDg James Jackson TomB. Jones

Stewart M. Lewis

Ed. Eeinnuth

William I.Eyan

Harrison Terrell Wm. F. Watson

C. H. Wilson

S. L. Eowzee Edwin A. Banks

James Breen

Perry Brown

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelly Paul Livingston John E. Parker

T. W. Shomo

John E. Walsh..;.... Thad. Baden Thomas B. Waters. -

.

E. G. Weaver W. T. Detweiler Fred'k Tidmarsh

Patrick B. Burke .... Charles A. Krause. .

.

A. E. Sardo

F. S. Cawson

A. W. Graham

John G. Hudson Emma H. Addington

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

313

177

5 177

170 175

174

177 172

170

175

177 165

175

165

2 17445

128 175

177

5

2 182

167 152

2129

54

96

1

1 124

101 177

284

58

Amount

received.

11 1,988

11

l, 3ut>§ 86|

617^ 96

825

538J

713

850|

1, 126 1,155

292 847

250

300

300 200 109

84719 756

752 765

665

312 207

303

1, 035 1,789

1, 205

67

$1, 878 00

1, 062 00

30 00

1, 062 00 1,056 00

1, 050 00

1, 044 00

1,062 00

1, 032 00

1, 020 00

1, 050 00

1, 062 00 990 00

991 60

957 60 28 33

17 00

827 00

10 00

870 00 244 00 640 00 875 00

8S5 00 29 00

10 00 728 00

5 83

1, 053 64

5 83 624 75

671 25

34 50 243 00

38 40

330 00 215 40

501 00 456 00

63 00

72 50

12 50

11 50

240 -00 5 00

5 00

312 50 431 25 265 50

5 00 422 62

281 50

7 50 600 60 128 48

372 68

110 00

132 00 132 00

88 00

47 96 372 68

7 60 302 40

300 80 306 00

232 75

109 20

57 96

84 84

309 34 414 00 819 20 482 00

12 56

Name.

Bessie Aulick

E. J. DeLorme

S. E. Watson

Alexander Gould

Eobert C. Langley . .

.

Isaac Pinkney

Geo. Shurland H. T. Williams Birbard Berry W. H. Moran

John W. Maxwell . .

.

Will P. Eeese

Geo. W. Folck James A. Hewes

Edward H. Parlin M. D. Anderson

M. Anthony

Annie Ashe

A. W. Bacon

E.E. Banks

L. Billings

C. Brelsford Charles F. Barch W. S.Clarke

S. Collins

J. Connor

Nellie Cronin

L. M. Cross James Doyle

A. Dutrow

Annie Flanagan

William D. Foos Luther E. Frank Mary A. Hackett

V. Hennck

Katie Hensan

A. Hughes

Annie Hupt'er John Johnson

E. H. Kirk

E. Laporte Mary Larman

Etta Leonard

Fannie Littleton D. P. Lynch G eorge W. Mace

Nellie S. Manly

J. E. Manstield Minnie F. McGowan

Marv A. MoNamara.

Sallie Mills JosephinM Murphy .

.

Ella Patterson John X. Phillips E. C. Pbillips .... Odessa Pierce John F. Pomeroy

F. Pope

Simon Pocher Kate Eichmond

C. A. Eice

L. Eussell

Julia M. Savage

H. Schreiner

E. E. Scott Katie Snee

Mattie G. Sollers Eush C. Steele Dora Steele A. Sullivan... M. Sullivan

Lottie B. Tyson

Will J. Utter Katie Walsh Mary E. Walsh

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

1, 180 $221 25

1, 186 222 37

48 9 00

22 5 50

2, 126 531 50 626 156 50 2,453 613 25

14 3 50 652 326 00 1,213 70 54

18 7 20 94 52 00 48 16 32 24 7 50

51 15 94 162 48 60 200 42 00

608 140 28

1, 115 278 75 100 22 26

2 50 1,111 233 31 430 129 00 20 6 50

1, 129 282 25

1,119 279 75

1, 140 239 40

1, 393 338 13 710 177 50 500 106 20

98 20 58 619 154 75

17 5 10

2 42

7 1 75 131 27 51

1, 130 282 50

1 21 28 7 00 280 71 50 216 45 36

623 130 83 634 133 14 491 103 11 37 9 25

574 143 50

1, 206 301 50

2 50 389 81 69

1, 109 232 89 126 26 46 405 85 05 300 63 00 690 172 50 1,142 239 82

1, 113 233 73

1,037 259 25 478 100 38 128 32 00 620 130 20

33 9 90 23 5 75

725 152 25

3 75

8 2 00 812 203 00

1, 119 234 .99 98 29 40

119 24 99 634 133 14

1, 139 239 19 209 43 89

28 7 00 735 154 35

1, 119 234 99
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed on the Congressional Record, fye. —Continued.

Name.

Daniel Wathen... Henry C. Watson.

Gr. Webster John Weckerly . .

.

J. Wilson

Chas. H. Worden. R. T. Anderson..

.

Mary Barry

J. J. Brunor

C. C. Colne

D. F. Fallon Robert T. Frailey.

Jos. E. Gaily

J. W. Harrison..

.

Henry T. Houck.. Andrew Jaeger. .

.

James Kane W. H. Kelly W. T. Knowles..

.

Wm. Landers Andrew Melville . Henry Morgan . .

.

I>. A. Mortimer .

.

Katie A. Murphy

Geo. G. Prior Wm. B. Reilly... Richard Roberts . A. A. Smith

Fred. P. Smith ... S. E. Stratton Edwin R. Waters. PIECEWORK. James T. Allan Arthur T. Allen Ad. Arnold

E. N. Ash

C. W. Aughinbaugh.

.

A. C. Baldwin Wm. R. Barbour

H. E. Bartle H. C. Bayley

?. M. Becker

Jas. E. Bergin

Rudd Borgerding

T. C. Bosworth Andrew Both well

C. M. Brand

Chas. W. Bridwell. . .

.

J. T. Britt W. H. Brock Wilbur G. Brower ... Will R. Buchanan. . .

.

Harry H. Buckwaiter. H. W. Burnham

John H. Caldwell

Charles A. Capell W. R. Carrigan

P. A. Caton W. P. Chew W. 11. Chipley

Geo. N. Coe Wm. E. Coleman W. E. Compton

A. G. Cook

J. D. Cosby W. N. Croggon

S. S. Culbertson

J. F. Cummins

John Darlington

T. R. Davidson

E. W. Davison

D. C. DeKnight John Delahunty

E. A. Dennis

H. B.Denny

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

18 172

238

16

8 452

108

31 165

40

119

24 133

120 126

120

173 126

8476

87 128

32

112 216

180

13229

105 175

95

Amount

received.

$4 50

51 60 59 50

4 80

2 00

113 00

43 20

7 13 66 00 16 00 47 60

9 60

53 20 48 00

50 40

48 00 69 20

50 40

21 00

19 00 34 80 51 20

7 36 25 76

86 40

72 00

52 80 11 60 42 00

70 00

38 00

191 20

89 65 429 95 402 15 242 80 195 60

2 95

331 70 67 45

5 10 44 70

73 25 47 75 396 40 480 40

306 25

37 40

3 55

80 20 356 55 167 55

2 70

• 29 40 84 10 214 60 115 90 4 35 387 85 252 05 166 70 318 65

3 45

515 50 392 60

509 45

256 15 144 85 372 15 278 10 295 25 446 75

235 10

3 50

Name.

Chas. F. Depue

John E. Doherty

S. H. Daougherty . .

.

E. J. Doty Ben D.Ellis . G. D. Ellis H. Clav Evans

R. T. Fahey

H. E. Faust

D. R. Feeley Howard Ferguson .. Wm. H. Fisher

R. P. Fithian George M. Flick Wm. H. Francis Frank Friche W. G. Glenn

G. Wilmer Graham.

.

W. S. Griffith W. E. Grimes

George Gulick

J. B. Haas

R. J. Hale

A. R. Hales

G. F. Hammar

W. W. Harley

Charles W. Harries . J. O. Honey , A. T. Houck William Howlin

Geo. E. Hunt

M. J. Hurley McK. Jarvis Geo. S. Kauffman . .

.

John D. Kavanagh . H. A. Keefer M. H. Kendig

L. Kent

R. E. King

J. J. Lackey W.C.Lambert

J. R. Lamson

E. A. M. Lawson Wm. R. LeChevalier

J. W. Leeper

Chas. H. Lohman — Chas. McAuliffe

J. A. McCabe

J. A. McCarthy

H. C. McCracken

H. A- McDonald

J. W. Meacham , Homer Melick . . — L. H. Middlekauff.... W.T.Mills

John-F. Moore

E. P. Murray

Chas. M. Myers

Maurice Heligan

E. Newbrough

H. A. ISTothnagel P. C. Oberley

Geo. R. O'Brien

J. O'Connell James H. Piatt

B. H. Pratt A. B. Proctor

R. B. Purcell

J. C. Quein

Thos. H. Ramsey W. F. Randolph

C. B. Ratcliffe Wm. F. Reed James E. Reese

J. B. Rice

C. E. Richards...... G. A. Rinehart

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 79

No. 20.

Persons employed on the Congressional Record, $c. —Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

Augustus L. Roberts. Edw. J. Rodden

"W. M. Eodgers A . A. Boland Henry Saloskin D. L. Sandoe

Geo. Saunders Edw. P. Scheuler W. L. Schmalhoff. . .

.

C. K. 1ST. Schwrar

Carl H. Shaifer John P. Sheehan John C. Shirk Thomas J. Shober

E. E. Shott A. Singelman Frank S. Skinner

J. W. Snyder

J. C. Sowers W. A. Spaulding

Chas. Spencer

J. H. Sternberg Martin Stephenson. .

.

A. Stiarwalt

I. A. Strauss H. H. Stromberger John E. Sturgis E. A. Sullivan H. S. Sutton W. H. Sweeney W. E. Taylor

E. H. Thomas

H. M. Towner

G. A. Tracy W. H Ward

E. D. "Watson

"W. C. "Watson

Jno. F. "Weber W. J. "White M. B. "Whitehead

E. S. Wiler A. "Williams

"William "Williams W. L. "Wilson

T. P. "Woodward

D. P. "Wyman

Chas. E. Young W. Young

H. Zucker

L. L. Andrews

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

D. P. Barrington M. J. Bowie

A. Boyce

C. Brelsford Mary Brick

D. C. Brooke

L. C. Brown

Carrie Bryan Mary E. Buete

Belie Burgess M. A. Burgess

J. A. Burr , Mollie E. Burrows . .

.

A. Butler

"Winifred Cahill Julia Callahan

Belle Carter

Elizabeth Casper

F. Chase Addie Chinn

E. Clagett M- Clarkson

Ella F. Clements

A. Columbus

J. Connor ,

Time employed. Amount

received.

$5 25 188 65 256 65 167 15

42 80

5 30

36 65

172 60

2 55

160 55 223 75

346 00 4 70

262 90 514 40

21 10 150 85 444 25

342 45

340 20

3 90

147 20 28 55 4 05

66 35

75 35

471 25

261 50

421 75

5 55 29 35 4 10 498 45

426 60 123 35

100 60 372 32

30 95 456 25

19 35 4 10 407 35

288 60 412 55

2 95

199 45

15 45

3 70

2 40

45

87 46

13 32

51 6475 49 04

6 26

78 30

5555

12 99

45 20

56 915555

12 00 12 6645

1 54

45 90

13 32 70 5935

55

5559

1 73

11 98

Name.

Mattie Cook M. Corbin

Georgie E. Crawford .

.

C. Daily M. Darby

E. Davis Maggie B. Davis M. Dawson

E. A. Dickinson

S. Dickson

N. Diggs

Ida Dinger

Ida Dodge , J. A. Dougherty

J. A. Downing

Lizzie Downie

0. Dwyer . 1. E. Ellis Mary E. Ellsworth Laura V. Etter Mary Evans

Annie P. Farley

Sallie Faulkner

N. Felger

Nellie E. Fish

J. B. Forbes , Mary C. Ford

S. Fordham

N. B. Franklin

M.Garttrell

Ellie C. Glasgow

I. C. Greene M. Hall Mary M. Hammond . .

.

Ella C.Hardy

Betty M. Hargrove . .

.

Nettie Hnrlow

Clara A. Harner

Delia Harper

F. V. Harris

T. Harrison

F. A. Haskell

E. Havenner

L. Hays

Mary E. Head

J. Hellings A. Higgins

L. Hill M. E. Hoover

Ella House

C. Howard Mary Hubbel

S.Husted

L. H.Johnson M. A. Johnson

E. Jones

T. Keefe

Ella Kelly

B. Kennelly Maria Keys

Ellen Landvoigt

Mary Larman

Fannie Littleton D. Lord

J ennie Lynch

Mary E. Lynch

Mary T. Lynch

A. E. Mallory

Jennie E. Manning . .

.

J. E. Mansfield Lulu M. Mason

Sarah E. May

Nettie L. McCampbell

A. McCarthy

E. V. McGraw

Minnie F. McGowan .

.

Belle J. Mclntyre

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.
80 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, $c.—Continued.

Name.

A.C. McKelden....

L. A. Mclvinney ... M. J. McLeod .'. H. Maenamee

Amelia McNulty .. Carrie Meals ...... J. A. Milligan

Sallie Mills M. Monday

M. Morris M. M. Morrow

Josephine Murphy.

M. E. Murray

L. M. Nash.,. M. J. Neale May E. Norbeck. .. Maggie O'Connell.. Lena M. O'Leary .. M. O'Leary .. .. Mary A. Orme

J. T. Parham M. V. Pemberton..

Pearl Peticolas Emma Pumphrey.. M. Reid

Elfa J. Ritchie

Josie G. Robinson.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$3 1] 12 30

12 74

23 50

5070

55

71

55 68

]2 81 50 12

1 20

6(3 97 40 20 1 6845

• 4 27

45

1 35

11 35

50 35

55

' 1 63

55

55 1 55

1 02

Name.

Louise Rockfellow. A. Rogers

L. Rosier M. A. Ross H.E.Ryder

L. Selvey W. H. Shomo

J. Sibley M. J. Smith Maggie K. Smith.. Fannie P. Snow

S. D. Soper Mary M. Sprandel Frances Szegedy .. M. A. Thompson .

.

D. C. Toole Mary E. Twomey..

E. V. Walker

Katie Walsh

J. E. Watson

E. Wells

Margrett Wilson . .

.

Mary E. Wilson ... F. M. Withers Emma Woolsey

E. Young

lime employed.

Days. Hours.

No. 21.

Statement showing ihe nuniber of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, with

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

John Cole

C. Thomas Elwood.

.

11. L. Wells..- H. C. Espey Thomas O. May

Augustus Kuhner.

.

James A. Ryan

G. O. Barnes Dennis Toomey

David A. Thompson. W. F. Clarkson Wm. Chedal

J. H. McCormick

Andiew Taff Wm. Marshall H. T. Eckert Reinhard Biehl Joseph A. Handley. A. J. Buehler

Jno. L. Bentzler. — J. F. McDonald

Richard Roberts ... Jno. E. Knight

J. C. Motherhed

Jno. Walde — H. C. Fish James A. Stockman

Geo. K. White

John C. Helff Thomas Keegan

J. J. Brunor

Peter Swift

J. W. Fox

Time employed.

Days.' Hours.

Amount

received..

24 $9 GO 79 31 60 48 19 20 48 19 20

60 24 00 60 24 00 97 38 80 534 213 00 580 232 00 213 85 20 273 109 20 36 14 40 273 109 20 84 33 60 472 188 80 88 35 20

44 17 60

60 24 00 254 101 00 87 34 80 216 86 40 69 27 00 381 152 40 636 254 40 100 40 00 396 158 40 48 19 20 259 103 06 56 22 40

84 33 00 48 19 20 550 220 00 80 32 00

Name.

Wm. L. Hettinger

Henry T. Houck

George Finch

Geo. A. O'Donnell Fred Wagner

Robt. T. Frail ey

Geo. W. Engel' James O. Amoss

J. B. Kelcher H. Wiese

E. Nash

Chas. A. McNamee

J. William Haslett .... John Stoll W. J. LaRue

Jas. D. Conner

Chas. J. Ore-m

E. McCartei Wm.Gilliard Harry H. Hafi

G. A. Ellegood John Smith

Michael Harris

Patrick Sweeny

Arthur C. Delevingne. Bernard J. Smith John Pridgeon

J. Lynch

Horace Dowling

C. K. Nalley

Chas. Fowler Wm. McLanahan

Gustavo Lancer .......

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

284 $113 60

68 27 20 178 71 20 108 43 20

92 36 80 48 19 20

83 33 20 124 49 60 109 43 60

16 6 40

33 13 20 375 150 00 228 91 20

32 12 80

39 15 60 332 132 80 317 126 80 76 30 40 429 171 60 498 199 20

8 3 20 424 169 60 315 126 00 8 3 20 278 111 20 500 200 00

24 9 60

72 28 80 255 ioe oo 176 70 40 200 80 00 214 85 60 345 138 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 81

Xo. 21.

Persons employed on the Agricultural Beport (1884), fyc —Continued.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Chas. H. Walker .... Joseph F. Glenn

Chas*. H. Krener

J. TV. Pvernont

Milton Phillips W. P. Dowden W. L. Griggs

C. C. Coined

Eobt. H. Zimmerman

John Masterson James E. Duvall 1 F. H. Chaffee F.F. Pendel Harry Andcson

Theo'. K. Hvnicka John £. Walsh

Geo. TV. Bilveu

TV. G. Evans

TVm. H. Kelly

F. C. Philpitt

S. E. Stratton

TV. S. Moore

E. T. Anderson CM. Knott

Fred. P. Smith

Jas. A. Rutherford.

Jas. McManus

Jno. F. Kins

TVm. E. Caffrey

Jas. Colignon

Jno. T. McCausland Edward Grimes

Jno. O'Reilly Geo. TV. Orem

TV. K. Tineher

Jos. Purtch Edwin F. Price

C. P. Shettle Chas. F. Miller

Jno. F. Van Horn..

E. TV. TVade Wm. Scott Andrew Melville ... Ed. P. Puniphrey

A. A. Smith

P.C.Gillon

Jno. A. Landvoigt.

.

Geo. TV. Fisher

Jno. C. Hodges

Frank Seibert

J. TV. Eeall Wm. Howlett

Jno. M. Gantley TVm. Poplowsky

Leonard Meyer

M. F. Casey Wm. F. Glover

Jno. A. Flather Chas. S. West

L. P. Keech W. Breckenridge...

F. A. West W. T. Kelly

Jas. Cavanaugh

Augustus Schwartz. Wm. Cruso Frank Eowe

Arthur Summers

Michael Carroll

C. McDevitt

H. Hall H. H. Lazelle

C. C. Stewart

Curtis Clark

Eobt. Cunningham . Geo. Douglas W. E. Johnston ....

Amount

received.

40 $16 00 169 67 60

24 9 60 32 12 80 100 40 00

21 8 40

41 16 40

60 24 00

57 22 80 56 22 40

8 3 20 44 17 60

60 24 00 48 19 20

52 20 80 116 46 40

36 14 40

64 25 60 60 24 00

63 25 20

50 20 00

56 22 40

52 20 80 44 17 60 28 11 20 56 22 40

88 35 20 40 16 00

56 22 40

69 27 60 244 97 60 40 16 00 36 14 40

24 9 60

80 32 00 212 84 80 40 16 00

64 25 60 96 38 40 40 16 00 28 11 20 4 1 60 24 9 60 24 9 60

101 40 40

4 1 60

12 4 80 4 1 60

8 3 20

12 4 80

8 3 20 8 3 20 36 14 49 4 1 60

39 15 60 4 1 60 4 1 60

4 1 60 4 1 60 19 17 60

8 3 20 678 203 40

100 35 00

542 169 37 84 23 16

9 2.25

99 24 75

8 2 00 40 10 00 72 18 00

100 25 00 36 9 00 72 18 00 67 16 75

4 1 00 4 1 00 24 6 00

Name. Time employed.

John T. McGinnis

Win. Landers

I D. A. Mortimer

\ M. L. Andrews

Lydia J. Pisley

! M. E. Calvo

' Katie Cantine

I Jennie McPherson

! K. Stevens

j Vivian Hayden

! M. J. Stanley

J Kate Fox

: A. Dickins Mamie E. Barry Emma Miller Mary A. Prather Sue Saunders Minnie Osborne

Ella Y. Evans Anna E. Gross Mary Barry

Katie A. Murphy L M..Eutherford

Ellen Donaldson Minnie E. Burl'ord May Barnett

Josie Wright

Carrie B. McKnight

B. M. Bartlett Gertrude Moore

E. Bushee

Ella Bagley Annie A. Hurley

Bessie B.Throckmorton Kate Bennett Mary H. Fitzpatrick..

.

Jennie Goss

Ella A. Johnston

E. J. Hooper

Innocentia McGill

Jennie H. Fitch Jennie A. Jenkins Cora Burr

Katie A. Mandley

Eosa Lydick

K. B. Throckmorton

I J. T. Warwick

i M. E. Hendley

Maggie Cochrane Mary I. D. Sanford A. J^Preall Wm. Farrirgton

Wm. E. Saunders

J.E. Smith Frank Dial Paul Livingston

T. W. Shomo Edwin A. Banks

Geo. Eecar

J. A. Smith W. S. Seymour , Eichard Berry

J. Paul Chambers

Geo. W. Folck

H. C. Moran Hod Eeynolds

Chas. J. Ortlip M. D. Anderson

Luther E. Frank

Chas. F. Burch

Jno. Weckerly

J. W. Dutton Henry C. Watson Eush C. Steele Chas. A. Pope

D. A. Neal

S. K. Coster

Days. Hours.

24 $6 00

5 125

331 76 13 406 93 38

616 141 68 669 153 87 575 132 25

499 114 77 370 85 10 687 158 01 379 87 17 399 87 17

540 124 20

320 73 60 594 136 62 643 147 89 494 113 62 410 94 30 343 78 89 286 65 78 399 91 77

247 56 81 406 93 38 652 149 96 647 148 81 578 132 94 334 76 82 329 75 67 388 89 24

325 74 75 253 58 19

277 63 71 220 50 60 277 62 79

256 58 88 86 19 78 102 23 46

110 25 30 130 29 90 50 11 50 110 25 30 36 8 28

24 5 52 203 46 69 255 58 65

92 21 16

5 1 15

5 1 15

5 1 15

5 1 15

802 320 80

810 324 00 810 202 50 796 199 00 805 201 25

100 44 00

200 88 00 155 68 20 100 44 00 110 44 00

19 4 75 552 276 00 395 205 40

80 27 20 527 164 69

32 10 00 117 36 56 223 66 90 380 114 00 69 20 70

343 102 90 46 13 80 100 30 00

10 3 00 59 17 70 113 33 90

11 3 30 S. Mis. 26 -6
82 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.

Persons employed on Hie Agricultural Report (1884,) Sfc. —Continued.

Name.

W.S. Clarke Jas. Doyle

T. J.Kenney

D. P. Lynch

Geo. W. Mace

Jno. X. Phillips... W.C. Van Matre.. Howard C. Wall .

.

Edward A. Welsh

Alpha B. Beall

Jas. J. De Barry .

.

Prank F. DeLea..

Argyle Mackey. .

.

Chas. A. Worden. .

.

P. W. Conover

E. Heffell

J. E. Mansfield K. Reapsomer

J. Wilson M. E. Owner

M. Plemming

J. Elliott Belle Gates

V. Henrick

T. Keefe

B. Kennelly M. V. Purdy

A. Martin

M.LaBille....

PIECE WORK. M. Garttrell Emma Pumphrey

M. Dawson Anna P. Parley Laura A. Moore . . E. Clagett Louise Pockfellow. . .

.

P. A. Haskell Betty M. Hargrove . .

.

E. V. Walker

D.C.Brooke

Maria Keys

A. S. Adams

Mary M. Sprandel

J. A. Burr M. Clarkson M. Corbin Mary Hubbel

Sarah E. J. Porter

P. M. Withers

D. Lord Ann Cowan Mary E. Wilson

Lizzie Downie

M. V. Pemberton Laura V. Etter W. H. Shomo Mary E. Ellsworth . .

.

M. A. Burgess

EllieC. Glasgow

E. Havenner

Georgie E. Crawford. MaryE. Head

L. C. Brown M. A. Ross

L. H. Johnson

E. Young

J. Sibley M. E. Hoover

J. A. Dougherty

Ella House M.Reid

J. A. Milligan Josephine Norcom

S. A. Popkins.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

45179

112

143

62

172

' 85

15624

120

2058

443 166

54180

150 248

112 464

148 460

393 453

12

12

128

176

164

Amount

received.

$112 75

19 75

28 00 35 75

15 50 43 00 22 45

39 00

6 00

30 00

51 25

2 00

110 75

41 50 135 25

20 00 37 50

62 00

28 00

116 00 37 00

115 00 98 25

113 25

3 00

3 00 32 00 44 00

41 00

68 14

77 74

77 96

77 30

75 97

73 80

77 82

77 56

70 38 56 68

75 77

77 27

68 84

77 96

77 96

69 03 72 04

77 96 48 40 79 29

77 73

63 31

78 02

74 98 76 87 75 78

78 07

68 26

77 96

77 96

77 46

78 04 75 92

75 61 72 75

76 53 77 96

77 90

77 96

61 62

77 96

77 96

50 47

35 77

70 59

Name.

Kate Richmond

Laura B. Stewart

E. Glendenning

E. J. Williams Kate Dunne

N. Sheiry Katie Hensan

Lillie Shipley

C. Powler

Lizzie C. Murphy

Nannie Wathen

E. P. Balmain

Etta Leonard. ... Annie Waters MaryE. Walsh

V. M. Evans

L. D. Walker

A. O. Talbot Emily Pierre .., G. A'. Jones Mary A. McNamara.

.

T. M. McCristal

J. Bahlman Lucy W. Stone

C. Palmer Mary E. Kelly

Lillie J. Donn

M. A. Harper Annie S. McCarter . .

.

A. Hutson

H. Webster

A. Pleasants

J. Barry

I. E. Doherty

Bell Gheen

Louisa Gibson

J. L. Dowling

A. V. Lee H. Daily

Ella Kelly

Appie T. Abell

L. Hays

Elizabeth Casper Maggie K. Smith

L. Rogier A. Butler

C. Daily

Mary A. Orme

S. Moens

Sarah J. May

S. Dickson

Nettie L. McCampbell

I. R. Ellis M. J. Smith

Ella C. Hardy

Mary L. Hullinga

E. Davis

P. Baker

S. D. Soper

Carrie Bryan

A. Barrett

C. Howard

Belle Burgess A. Rogers N.Diggs M. A. Thompson

Clara A. Harner , Moliie E. Burrows Mary Evans

Delia Harper

L. A. McKenney

Jennie Potter , H. Macnamee , Ida Walker

J. Hellings Katie Walsh M. Monday

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$25 91 26 61

26 26
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

No. 21.Persons employed on the Agricultural Beport (1884), tyc. —Continued.

Name.

Time employed.

IDays

S. Hasted

A. Higgins Lulu M. Mason

A. E. Malory

E. Jones

L. M. Nash

C. Brelsford

E. V. McGraw

Mary C. Ford

D. P. Barrington M. M. Morrow

Margrett Wilson Maggie O'Connell A.Boyce

D. C. Toole

Ella F. Clements Minnie F. McGowan.

Winifed Cahill M. A. Johnson Mary Larman

L. L. Andrews Mary E. Lynch

J. A. Downing

Emma Wooisey

Isabella Ball May E. Norbeck

Francis Szegedy

Sallie Mills Carrie Meals M. Ambrose

J. L. Cameron M. McNamara

Nellie Taylor

Bettie Baker H.C. Flynn

Mary Bishop EllaAhern

Maggie L. Dodd

Annie Russel

L. MCross Fannie Littleton Lena M. O'Leary M. E. Marceron

Bessie Bryant

E. Heffell Mary M. Hammond..

Gertrude Harleston .

.

EllaC. Hayward

A. McCarthy

A. Sullivan Emma T. Pangburn.

.

A. Dutrow

Lottie B. Tyson

H. V. Jeffries Nellie Cronin

E. Laporte

E. C. Phillips Mary McGinnell Mary Sierenberg

Julia E. Plant

B. F. Jeffries Maggie J. Collins M. Donnelly

Agnes Benehan

Ella Patterson

J. E. Burton

Jennie A. Carter Maggie Culbertson .

.

Eva Johnston Fannie "Wilson M. T. Spalding

E. Thomas

E. Gould

Hours

Amount

received.

$17 91 37 27

53 85 42 67 46 05

53 89

51 83 44 29

5 71

46 59 48 08

49 94 45 82

47 94 80 48

81 88

59 73

59 97 45 63

77 68

45 50

87 99

59 48

17 05

41 36

85 10

59 80

59 42

59 94

12 69

8 89

5 85

7 21

26 46

24 19 2 03

2 63

3 50

7 75

37 25

36 27 43 51 48 63 22 71

6 00

53 1735

35

4 23

2 12

2 15 4 15

4 66

3 SO

3 45

4 43

5 13

2 85

3 2445

45

50

318080

2 64

2 64

3 25

2 35 4 73

3 61 45 80

43 00

Name.

Mary Baptista Mary A. Black Annie O'Brien A. I. Griffith O. Dwyer

Mary E. Buete Bosa E. Schneider A. Daly

A. McCarthy

B. Mooney

Josie M. Summers

M. Kirsch M. Connelly M. E. Hayes

E. Donnelly A. B. Adamson

S. E. Kerper Maggie M. McCarthy.

M. Gibbs Mary Kiley Elizabeth Gorman

A. Hodge

Ellen Farrell Maggie E. Tomney

Emma M. Kroger Maggie Morgan

M. Morris H.Johnson

Alice Martin Dora C. Kicks „ Sarah Edmonds

Susia Mylan

Kate V. Smoot

Hattie McCabe M Sullivan

L. Hill M. E. McLean

Edith A. Hicks M. A. Mapes

Odessa Pierce

Belle J. Mclntyre

Mattie G. Sollers Emma L. Carrico Khoda M. Thorn

Georgie Heinline Dora Steele Mary Brown

I Sophia L. Wells

Katie Donohue

Annie Flanagan L C. Greene

T. Harrison

Ellen Landvoigt M. Hall

Belle Carter Mattie Cook

I J.B.Forbes

E. A. Dickinson Maggie B. Davis N.B. Franklin

J. A. Dougherty

H. E. Byder

F. V. Harris

F. Chase Mary Brick

J. Connor

J. T. Parham

Ida Dodge

Katie Keefe

L. Selvey M. J. McLeod

M. J. Bowie

Addie Chinn

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1885) of Commissioner of Argiculture during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, with

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

E. J. Russell H. A. Nofchnagel W. H. Livermore

A. S. Griggs H. A. Graham

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelly Perry Brown

A. J. Preall "William Farrington.

.

H. Evans

C. D. Parsons William E. Saunders

J. E. Smith Prank Dial William Hutchison .

.

Wm. L. Seymour

Alexander Gould

William Lang

James E. Young

Mary Mills Ida P. Belcher

J. Paul Chambers — M. A. Dubois ... Geo. W. Folck Hod Reynolds H. C. Moran M. D. Anderson

J. M.Dutton

Luther P. Frank . . . Henry C. Watson

Chas. A. Pope John Weckerly W. C. YanMatre....

Will J. Utter

S. K. Coster W. S. Clark James de Barry, jr. .

.

Frank F. De Lea OwenKeefe

John X. Phillips Chas. E. Dibble

J. D.B. Littell Howard C. Wall Edward A. Welsh . .

.

J. J. Yerser

Geo. W. Mace

M. H. Howard

A. J. Rook

Daniel Wathen

John Larkin

S. T. Satterfield M. F. Fleming

Belle Gates

Y. Henrick

T. Keefe

B. Kennelly M. E. Owner

E. Heffell

S. Hess

L. Russell

J. Wilson

B. L. Chritzman

A. Collins M. La Bille A. Martin

A. J. Buehler George Finch

Peter Swift

J. C. Motherhed

J. B. Keleher

L. P. Keech

Jno. E. Knight

Ed. P. Pumphrey

Wm. S. Moore

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

154

191

90 184

282 139

139

140 418

348

112

88

356 388

381

100

3238

92

101 22856

24

80

81 202

231

83

12

101

22160 250

23724

326

123

172

1168

9164164

18

52

107 343 100

281

252 296

3148

6875

2828

122

12248

3872

74

6554

70

56

72

Amount

received.

$81 62

101 23

47 70

73 60

112 80

61 16

61 16

61 60

167 20

139 20 44 80

35 20 89 00

97 00

95 25

25 00

17 00

9 50

8 00

9 50

17 25

18 94

118 56

22 40

8 16

25 00 25 31 60 60 69 30

24 90

28 80

20 70

3 60

30 30

66 30

18 00 62 50 59 29

6 00

81 50

30 75

43 00 29 00

2 00

22 75

16 00 4 00

1 00

17 00

17 00 4 50

13 00

26 75 85 75

25 00

70 25

63 00 74 00 7 75

12 00

17 00 18 75

7 00

7 00

30 50

30 50

19 20

15 20

28 80

29 60

26 00 21 60 28 00

22 40

28 80

Name.

Chas F. Miller H. T. Eckert

J. William Haslett-... Dennis Toomey

Wm. L. Hettinger. . .

.

John T. McCausland..

H. C. Fish.... Wm. Gilliard Wm. Marshall Harry H. Haff

G. A. Ellegood... Wm. McLanahan

Gustave Lancer

J. W. Pyemont

John Smith W. L. Griggs Michael Harris

J. Lynch

Patrick Sweeny John E.Walsh

Jas. D. Conner

Chas. J. Orem

James O. Amoss

F. H. Chaffee

J. F. McDonald

Horace C. Dowling . .

.

David A. Thompson . .

.

C. K. Nalley

J. H. McCormick W. F. Clarkson Arthur C. Delevingne. Bernard J. Smith

Joseph Portch Wm. R. Caffrey

C. H. Peters James L. Feeney

H. Wiese

E. McCarter W. E. Wright

Frank Siebert Joseph P. Day

James Clinton Theo. K. Hynicka John O'Reilly Edward Grimes

S. E. Stratton Edwin F. Price Chas. H. Walker

John F. Yan Horn

Geo. W. Orem

James A. Stockman .

.

Wm. Chedal

Jno. A. Landvoigt

Jas. A. Rutherford . .

.

W. Breckenridge

F. C. Philpitt James McMantis John Stoll Chas. A. McNamee... W. J. La Rue

John M. Gantley

Geo. H. Maurer

Joseph Colignon

Geo. W. Fisher Wm. H. Kellv

Jas. E. Duva'll Jno. White

George H. Bodensick.

R. T. Anderson

Fred. Wagner

Milton Phillips

J. S. Brunor

Richard Roberts

P. C. Gillon John L. Bentzler

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

RQ00 <t>97 on <p6l 6V

t O oU 4U

!7<5 Qft Aft OU 4U

70 30 40

44 17 60

<\i\ .ju 90 Aft 66 4U

no 90 Aft 66 4U

56 22 40

00 OO Aft 66 40

5G 22 40

.id OO66 A ft 4U

00 "M An 14 4U

12 4 80

12 4 80

40 1 R ftft 10 uu

O 6

1 O Qft 16 OU

A Q i o on iy 6\>

a o in on iy 6\) A40Q 19 20

12 4 80

A A 4 +I 7 Rft I I OU

sta DO i k on

A A 17 Rft Li OU

Al4 / 18 80

A40^ 1 Q ftft j.o uu

'>Q oo i £ on 10 OJ

A Q 4o i q on iy zu

A Q 4o i q on iy iM

j J 15 60

ono!J 1 ^ Rft AO OU

0 0

1/1 Aft 14 4U

1 Q on iy 6\J G4 25 6'J 2o 1 1 on 11 zu Oo 07 on 61 6U

DO oo aft 66 4U

a a 40 i q on iy 6\) A n 40 1 R ftft 10 uu

8

a on

8

o on

Q0q on

8 3 20

4

1 Rft 1 OU

1G R Aft O 4U

20 O A ft O 4U

20 8 00

24 9 60 28 11 20

24 9 60

20 8 00

20 O ftft o uu

20 8 00

20 8 00

20 8 00

3G 14 40

20 8 00

24 9 60

20 8 00 38 15 20

20 8 00

8 3 20

16 6 40

12 4 80

4 1 60

16 6 40

7 2 80

8 3 20

8 3 20

8 3 20

12 4 80

12 4 80

12 4 80

12 4 80

8 3 20

20 8 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

No. 2*2.Persons employed on the Agricultural Hejjort (1885), Sfc. —Continued.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Hours. Thomas Keegan

J. Meehan

Jennie G-oss Jennie A. Jenkins — E. J. Hooper

Ella A. Johnston K. B. Throckmorton..

B. M. Bartlett

I. XI. Rutherford Mamie E. Barry Mary A. Prather Sue Saunders A. Dickins Emma Miller Kate O'Connor Mary H. Fitz Patrick

Inndctntb- McGill

Jennie McPherson . .

.

B. Knott

Katie A. Murphy

D. A. Mortimer M. Pv. Hendley

Mary Barry Kate Fox . . Lizzie Moore

Annie E. Goss M. L. Andrews

Vivian Havden

Lydia J. Pixley M. E. Calvo

Ella V. Evans

Minnie Osborne

Josie Wright

J. P. War-wick

K. Stevens Annie A. Hurley

Ellen Donaldson Maggie A. Meehan Mary I. D. Sanford .... Margaret Cochrane M.J.Stanley Kate Caotihe Mav Barnett

Curtis Clark W. T.Kelly James Cavanaugh .. T. F. Lee

Geo. L. Beady

Hiram Spear

F. A. West

A. D. Coleman Wm. Landers

Geo. Douglas

Geo. R. Price John C. Green Frank Rowe

H. Hall

C. C. Stewart PIECEWORK. T.P.Moore

E. X. Lancaster Louis W. Cornwell W. A.Bohn

D. L. Harbangh

John C. BaPfou

Jas. Q. Dutrow

H. D. Pryor

L. C. Stephens

F. C. Giirnth.jr.... James L. Weity. .. Jos. C. Higgs

E. Cornman, jr W. S. Griffith Martin Scbrara A. P. Coder

Amount

received.

4 $1 60

12 4 80

24 5 52 24 5 52

32 7 36

32 7 36

32 7 36

32 7 36

47 10 81 44 10 12 48 11 04 48 11 04 48 11 04

47 10 81 48 11 04

16 3 68 8 1 84

16 3 68 24 5 52

59 13 57

59 13 57

30 6 90

59 13 57 55 12 65

59 13 57

59 13 57

58 13 34

58 13 34

59 13 57

56 12 88

59 13 57

59 13 57

49 11 27

59 13 57 55 12 65

59 13 57

59 13 57

21 4 83

59 13 57

59 13 57

59 13 57

59 13 57

56 12 88

8 2 80

12 4 20 48 15 00

5l» 18 44

34 10 20

34 10 20

59 17 70

67 20 10

62 15 50

40 10 00

34 8 50

34 8 50

12 3 00

16 4 00 4 1 00

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

69 05

27 70 69 75

45 80 45 85

95 50 58 30

60 95

58 45

78 00

71 60

53 05

78 25

92 20

74 40

67 75

Lulu Wright M. Gartt rell Emma Pumphrey . .

.

M. Dawson

Laura A. Moore

E. Clagett Louisa Rockfelldw .

.

F. A. HaskeU

Betty M. Hargrove . E. Y. Walker

D.C.Brooke

Maria Keys

A. S. Adams

Marv M. Sprandel. .

.

J. A. Burr M. Clarkson M. Corbin Mary Hubbel

Sarah E. J. Porter...

F. M. Withers

D. Lord Ann Cowan

Mary E. Wilson

Lizzie Downie

M. V. Pemberton

Laura Y. Etter W. H. Shomo Mary E. Ellsworth .

.

M. A. Burgess

Ellie C. Glasgow

E. Havenner

Georgie E. Crawford Mary E. Head

L. C. Brown

M. A. Boss

L. H. Johnson

E. Young

J. Sibley M. E. Hoover

Ella House

J.Milligan , Josephine Norcom .

.

S. A.Popkins

J. L. Cameron

L. Silvey

P. C. Pape

Nellie Taylor Kato Dunne

N. Sheiry

Lillie Shipley Katie Hensan

C. Fowler

Lizzie C. Murphy

Is annie Wathen

E. P. Balmain W. G. Handy

Annie Waters

V. M. Evans

L. D.Walker

A. O. Talbot

G. A. Jones Emiley Pierre Lucy W. Stone

F. M. McCristal

J. Bahlman

C. Palmer Mary E. Kelly

Lillie J. Donh

M. A. Harper Annie S. McCarter . .

.

A. Hutson

I. E. Doherty

A. Pleasants

J. Barry M. E. Robinson

E. J. Williams

Bell Gheen
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22.

Persons employed on the Agricultural Report (1885), tfc. —Continued.

Name.

H. Harris Louise Gibson

J. L. "Howling A. V. Lee

Ella Kelly M.Ambrose

H. Daily

L. V. McFarland... Mary T. Lynch

Jennie Lynch

M. L. Learned

B. White

Nettie Harrow

M. M. Cobeth

Effa J. Ritchie M. O'Leary Amelia McNulty. .

.

S. Fordham

Ida Dinger

Josie G. Eobinson.

.

Sallie Faulkner Mary Reagan

MaryE. Twomey..

M. J. Neale

Pearl Peticolas Julia Callahan M. Courtney

L. Hill A. C. McKelden....

Fannie P. Snow

A. Columbus

B. Duffv

Mollie Seidell Jennie E. Manning

N. Felger , M. J. Bowie

Addie Chinn

Josephine Murphy

E. Thomas

Katie A. Keefe

E. Gould Mary Baptista Mary A. Black

B. Mooney

Josie M. Summers.

Bessie Bryant M. Kirsch M.Connolly .'. M. E. McLean

M. E. Hayes

E. Donnelly M. B. Adamson

S. E. Kerper M. Gibbs Mary Riley

F. E. Martin

Elizabeth Gorman .

,

A. Hodge

Ellen Farrell Maggie E. Toomey . Emma M. Kroger... Maggie Morgan

Emma L. Carrico ... M. Morris A. Daly

H. Jobnson

Alice Martin M. A. Mapes

Edith A. Hicks DoraC. Reicks

Sarah Edmonds

Susie Mylan

Katie V. Smoot

Clara A. Harner

Lottie Seufert

L. Hays

Elizabeth Casper ...

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

27 37

27 37

2 96

6 00 26 95

22 71

11 09

32 88

33 95 24 47

32 05

34 17 9 51

30 71

34 22 37 53 35 54 26 81

33 95

37 50 29 00 32 81 34 65

33 22 36 71 34 66

62 30 34 25

35 62 34 93

33 22

26 90

30 43

33 40

33 68

27 70

15 10

3 80

3 10

3 80

4 12

2 54 4 20

2 45

3 07 4 25

2 45

4 00 4 10 4 20

3 85

3 80

2 85

3 40

4 26

3 91 3 85

4 47

6 30

7 33

5 78

3 88 4 12

3 92 4 96

4 36

3

3 80

Name.

11 31 38 04

Maggie K. Smith

L. Rogier A. Butler

C. Daily

Mary A. Orme

S. Moens

Sarah J. May

S. Dickson .

'. Nettie L. McCampbell

I. R. Ellis A. McCarthy

M. J. Smith Mary L. Hullings

Ella"C. Hardy

F. Baker '. S. D. Soper

Carrie Bryan M. A. Thompson

E. Davis Appie T. Abell Mary M. Hammond . .

.

Mary Evans

Jennie Potter

Delia Harper

M. J. McLeod

L. A. McKenney

Mollie E. Burrows

H. Macnamee

Ida Walker

A. Barrett

T. Harrison

Ellen Landvoigt M. Hall

Belle Carter J.B.Forbes

Belle J. Mclntyre

E. A. Dickinson

I. C. Greene Maggie B. Davis

N. BrFranklin H.E.Ryder

F. V. Harris F.Chase Mary Brick

J. A. Dougherty , Ida Dodge

C. Howard

Belle Burgess

A. Rogers

N. Digg3

J. Hellings A. Higgins

A. R/Mallory

E. Jones

L. M. Nash

M. Monday

M. M. Morrow

Margrett Wilson

A. Boyce

E. V. McGraw

Mary C. Ford MaryE. Buete

S. H'usted D. P. Barrington Katie Walsh

D. C. Toole

L. L. Andrews...

Bettie Baker Mary E. Lynch

J. A. Downing

Emma Woolsey

Isabella Ball May E. Norbeck

Francis Szegedy

Ella F. Clements

Winifred Cahill M. A. Johnson

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

No. 22.

Persons employed on the Agricultural Report (1885), fyc—Continued.

Name.

Carrie Meals Lena M. O'Leary — M. E. Marceron Mary Lindsav

Sallie Mills

J. T. Parham

Minnie F. McGowan.

Nellie Taylor %

. Anna Erb

C. P. Morrison Martha Wilkins

Plora Smith

Ella M. Springer

Sallie Hi Macnichol.. Lonisa Henry

Lizzie Connor

Sara Collins

.a.nna M. Cavanagh .

.

Ella P. Long Marv Daniels MaryE. Bailey

Julia Hanlan Maud Dnbant

L. E.Windsor Lucy "V. Ruby

Lizzie Dewey Marv E. Hill Annie Walters Amelia Moreno Mary A. Murray

Alice Corcoran Ora E. Huhler

Clara E. Hutton

S. E. Sisson P. F. Crupper

Konie Elms

Kate O'Gorman

Belle Halliday Minnie Georges Maggie Murphy IdaDe W. Word

Millie Parker

Georgie Harrington . Nannie Daniel

E. L Rollins

S. W.Polk

L. A. Shepherd M.E. Dow

Ida Jones Mary Joyce

Sarah E. Clayville . .

.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$46 98

57 02 25 74

78 43 49 54

17 95

14 54

6 92 8 75

7 00 4 90

7 70

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 05

8 40

5 95 7 70

8 75

8 75

7 70

8 75

8 40

8 40 8 40

6 30

8 40

8 75

8 75

8 05

8 05

7 70

8 75

8 75 8 75

8 75

8 40 8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 75

8 40

8 75

8 75

Name.

Margaret Shields S.Bailey Lena Bellefeuille Mary Honan Lucy A . Jackson M. E. Eggleston

Hattie McVhill

Margaret Williams. .

.

C. Durham

M. A. Lenihan Martha Stewart Marian McGivern

M. Purcell Carrie Avery

Kate Dowden

Cheney Swain

S. L. Wood

Maggie O'Dea Mary Padian , Lou M. Pemberton . .

.

Mary A. Smith

E. A. Bell A. C. Francis Ada Burr

Clara J. Robinson

Carrie F. Hartwell

L. T. Morris

Julia A. Wolff

EllaBagley

Georgianna Groshon.

.

Carrie E. Lewis Mary Mullen

Julia F. Clokey M.M.Powell .' Emma Jeffries Katie E. Flemming . .

.

Mary Chamberlin KateM. Price A. A. Colelesser E. A. Cox

Isabella Cunningham.

Mary Stanton

Rosie Sullivan M.V.Martin

Carrie B. McKnight..

Alice A. Brittain M.G. Lillie Carrie Cowling

Minnie E. Burford. .

.

Gertrude B. Stewart..

Time employed.

Days.! Hours.

No. 23.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the publication of the Tenth

Census Reports during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, with the length of time each

has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Time

employed. Amount

received. Name. Time

employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

H. All Foresman 758

491 116

178

192

32 106

610

33

$401 74 260 23 62 18 94 34

96 00

16 00

42 40 244 00

13 20

J. M. Craig 192

2, 687 1,006

309

751£

281£ 272

211

254

$96 00

1, 303 50 402 40

123 60

3C0 60 112 60 108 80

84 40

101 60

E.M. Wheat

J. J. Heron Joseph Dierken W. W. Deloe Llovd Prather

C. F. Gilmore H. McElfresh

E. C. Brown

William Flinn Wm. P. Peed

John W. Shotwell

B. M. Winters
88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, $c.—Continued.

Name.

Zidon E. Ross

J. B. Moulden

J. C. Quein

Geo. W. Cox

It. F. Chisolm W. Young W. H McFadden

T. W. Howard

T. S.Slentz

S. H. Herman

Henrv Webb

J. H. Kahlert

J . D. Simmons

E. J. Handly

Harry B. Major

E. H. Patterson

D. S. Walton

E. H. Thomas

A. H. Taylor. H. Clay Evans

P. P. Glass

Jas. Greenwood Wm. Floyd

IT. S. Lowdermilk W. H. Sweeney

Theo. P. White

F. B. Wallace

T. M. Donn

H. A. Nothnagel

A. E. Sardo Edward Duff

Ira E. Cole

Jno. F. Clark son . A. W. Graham

A. J. Preall Wm. Farrington Richard P. Thomas . .

.

Jno. Buruside .- R.A.Porter

J. H. Furbershaw

Jno. G. Hudson Edward C. Maher

Squire A. Cameron. .

.

Thomas McKee

S. T. Brown

T. H. Fitnam M. V. Wheeler Mary A. McNamara .

.

N.Blair Mary E. Ragan

M. E. Warner

Ida P. Belcher Mary Jackson M. T. Jones

Alice A. Fon Narbutt.

Nellie Donoghue

Elizabeth Davis Anna Bolinstarck Mary Wise

Nellie Hopper

Mary Callaghan Martha Allison Mary E. Adams

•Annie Mitchell Ada M. Greenwood. .

.

Mary O'Brien

Bridget McNamara. .

.

Elizabeth Litsinger. .

.

Emma G. Boll Maggie Sullivan Ada Winckelman

Annie Carpenter

Libbie A. Flahavhan . Henrietta Tompkins..

Mary S. Blush

L. B. Best. Annie E. Long

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

19

257

203£ 205

770£ 230£

2, 066£

1, 922£

2, 217 335

691

748J

2, 061 1,370

2, 039

1, 216

591

1, 323J

1, 449^

1, 460 874

299 1,488

978| 1,090

784

34

1836

12 396

424

344

77

220 220

840

491

2024

1828

38

156

298 406

284 325

471

219 244

227

445 406

658

399

737808

32

7272

131 10440

40

72

7230

30

20

28

18

18

1818

Amount

received.

$102 80

81 40

82 00 308 20

92 20 826 60 769 00 886 80 134 00 276 40

299 40

824 40

548 00 815 60 484 60 236 40

529 40 579 80

584 00

349 60

119 00 595 20 391 40 436 00

'313 60

13 60

7 20

14 40

4 80

101 33 158 40

169 60

137 60

30 80 88 00 88 00

3 20

16 00 196 40

8 00 9 60

7 20

11 20

15 20

62 40

119 20 76 12

53 25

60 94

88 30 41 06 45 75 42 56

83 43 76 13

123 37 74 81 138 94

15 00

1 50 6 00

13 50

13 50 24 56 19 50

7 50

7 50

13 50

13 50

6 30

6 30 4 20

5 88

3 78

3 78

3 78

3 78

Name.

Johanna Hickey

Annie Gaughran

Jennie Baylie Joanna Corridon Maggie Duffy Amelia E. Cromelien. .

.

Florence Harman

Jennie Jackson

Lillian M. Hall CatherinejSchermerhor Annie R. dewett Wm. T. Hall

C. H. Robinson. .» Levi McCabe

Geo. Shurland

Robt. C. Langley

Isaac Pinkney..

Jno. Dice

C. C. Haddock Wm. E. Saunders

Jno. E. Smith Frank Dial

G. Coakley

Alex. McDonald

Daniel C. Ray

Geo. S. King

W. B. Daly

H. C. Cowell Wm. B. Kelly. Perry Brown

Paul Livingston

Jno. E. Parker

Geo. Recar Frank Coburn W. A. Brown

David Leonard...

Geo. W. Folck

Chas. J. Ortlip Edward H.Parlin Hod Reynolds James A. Hewes

Chas. F. Burch Henry C. Watson

S. K." Coster

J. W. Dutton Luther R. Frank Jno. Weckerly

C. A. Rice Rush C. Steele W. C. VanMatre W. S. Clarke Frank F. De Lea

D. P. Lynch

Argyle Mackey

John Johnson

Jno. X. Phillips Chas, H. Worden

Jno. Murphy

T. J. Kenney

Jno. N. Dorster James Doyle Howard C. Wall

R. E. Scott M. H. Howard

Geo. H. Hoagland

Jno. Larkin Edward A. Welsh

J. J. Verser

J. Elliott M. Fleming

Belle Gates

V. Henrick M. E. Owner

K. Reapsoner

J. Wilson

B. Kennellv

T.Keefe./.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

877

100

281 156

147 120

144

138 318

411 378

237

165

14170

520

220

220 208

12 225

150 220

120 746

752 736

778 456

313

153

153

15340 22632

1226 135

48

110

156

7 404

39168

17050 276

72 264

295

83

16

845

40

1046

712

81288

52 265

32

29048

88

64

11894
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINT KR. 89

No. '23—. Persona employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, fye.~ Continued.

Name.

L. Eussell

J. E. Mansfield

Jno. L. Bentzler Kobt. H. Zimmerman.

David A. Thompson..

C. K. Nalley H. C. Fish Wm. L. Hettinger. . . r

. William Gilliard Jno. T. McCansland .

.

Jno. Smith

Bernard J. Smith Harry H. Haff.

J. W. Beall Henry T. Houck

J. Lynch

E. McCarter

Augs. Jacobs

H. E. Koon

Geo. L. Tracy

J. B. Keleher

Chas. H. Walker W. F. Clarkson

J. H. McCormick

Jno. O'Eeilly A.J. Buehler

J.F. McDonald

Geo. K.White

Jos. Colignon

Geo. W. Orem

J. W. Fox

Kobt, T. Frailoy

Jno. F. Van Horn W. S. Moore

Chas. Fowler Wm. McLanahan

Gustave Lancer Horace C. Dowling .

.

James D. Conner Wm. K.Caffrey Arthur Delevingne. .

.

Edwin F. Price

Jno. White

Michael Harris

Chas. J. Orem

Jno. C. Helff. Wm. Marshall James O. Amoss

E. T. Anderson

Jno. E. Walsh Wm. Chedal George A. O'Donnell.

.

Jno. Pridgeon

H. T. Eckert CM. Knott

Eichard Eoberts

Jno. E. Knight,

J. C. Motherhed

Chas. A. McNamee

Jas. A. Stockman Thomas Keegan

J. J. Brunor

Peter Swift Andrew Melville E. Nash

F. H.Chaffee.

E. H. Eathvon

Fred. Wagner

Edward Grimes

Fred. P. Smith

Geo. W. Bilyeu

Theo. K. Hynicka

Harry Anderson

T. F.Pendel

Jno. F. King

James E. Davail

S. E. Stratton

Time employed.

Days. Honrs.

Amount

received.

ID <tQ ipO 75

1 QA 16 ou 583 233 20 ilO 189 on

QO.fi 159 ''0 O It fin DU

o-±% 1 Q7 10 1 Art 285 114 00 OQQ 117 111 20

200 80 00

361 144 40 2°8 91 20 272 108 SO 737 294 go 541 216 40 170 68 00 248 99 20 129 51 60 35 14 00 297 118 so 293 117 ±i i 20 24 9 60 266 106 40 269 107 60 318 127 20 191 76 40 208 83 20 239 95 00 363 145 20 24 9 G(J 36 14 40 28 11 20 28 H 20 173 69 20

fti 32 A A

ftU 115 46 00 106 42 40 196 78 40 227 90 SO 500 200 00 264 105 GO 28 11 2 (J 32 12 SO 265 106 00 292 116 So 201 80 40 286 114 40 226 90 40 200 80 00 116 46 40

44 17 Co 134 53 60 169 67 60 28 11 20 89 35 GO 268 1 f>7 XVI 20 245 98 00 278 in 20 262 104 so 126 50 40 20 8 00 115 46 00 399 159 60 144 57 60 203 81 20 118 47 20 32 12 80 12 4 80 237 94 80 233 93 20

170 68 00 198 79 20 36 14 40 160 64 00 126 50 40 174 69 GO 94 37 60

Name.

Jno. Masterson

E. C. Philpitt Wm. H. Kelly

J. Wm. Haslett Dennis Buckley James McManus

James A. Eutherford James A. Eyan

Geo. W. Engel W. P. Dowden

C. H. Koehler

H. L. Wells

C. C. Colne Henry Morgan

Jno. Gantley James Kane Wm. B. Eeilly Andrew Taff

Chas. F. Miller C.P. Shettle

Jos. Portch W. N. Tincher

A. A. Smith Leonard Meyer

Ed. P. Pumphrey

Milton J. Phillips

Jos. F. Glenn

Dennis Toomey

Alfred Thomaa

Eeinhard Biehl

Geo. Finch

Geo. D. Burch Adam Brandt

Geo. W. Kensil

J. W.Pyemont

G. O. Barnes Andrew Jaeger ,

.

C. H. Peters W. J. La Eue

H. Wiese John Stoll G. A.Ellegood W. L. Griggs

Patrick Sweeny

L. W. Denham

P. C. Gillon James L. Feeney

Jno. C. Hodges

Jno. A. Landvoigt

E. W. Wade

L. P. Keech

Chas. W. Wells Wm. Poplowsky ...... Augustus Kuhner Thomas O. May

G. B. Harleston

J. W. Gibson

Jno. M. Gantley W.G.Evans

Jno. Morris

J. W. Harrison

Geo. W. Fisher James Clinton

j Frank Siebert

\ W.E.Wright

| Jas. T. Blakeney

Joseph P. Day

1 J. Meehan

j Geo. G. Prior E. T. Anderson

I E. L. Beatty John Shea

I Geo. D. Keyser

Clinton Groshon W. J. Butler

Jas. J. Brosnahan Frank Michael

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

81 d>90 Aft 196 78 40

83 33 20

51 20 40

214 85 60 72 28 80 36 14 40

96 38 40

313 125 20

143 57 20

198 79 20 4 1 60

193 77 20

52 20 80

63 zo zu

52 20 80 52 on en 12 a sn t eu 144 R7 ftn O 1 ou 15 ft nn o uu 12 a on 78 Q1 on ox 88 qx. on 157 fto an 32 12 80

Oftl ZOl 104 40

80 qo nn

ra 25 60

57 22 80

ID 6 40 224 89 60

51 20 40

loo fto A(\ 303 i oi on

16 ft A(\ 55 22 00

32 i o on J.<5 ou 76 30 40

110 44 00

87 34 80

56 22 40

100 40 00

32 12 80 90 Qft nn oo uu 40 i ft nn 10 uu

1 o a cn 1 ou 4 1 60

8 3 20 24 o ftn i) ou 62 24 40 20 8 00 12 4 80

8 3 20

8 3 20

8 3 20

8 3 20

8 3 20

4 1 60

28 11 20

16 6 40

16 6 40

16 6 40

12 4 80

4 1 60 4 1 60 4 1 60 4 1 60

8 3 20

8 3 20

16 6 40

8 1 00 8 1 60

16 4 00 16 4 00

79 12 50

76 9 50 279 34 87
90 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, Sfc. —Continued.

Name.

"Wm. Johnson James Cavanaugh

W. T. Kelly

Curtis Clark..

Jno. E. Hammond

F. A. West

A. D. Coleman

Root. E.Cunningham..

C. C. Stewart

±l. H. Lazelle

C. McDevitt

D. E.Ritchie H. Hall

Jno. F. Maginnis Moses Smith, jr Wm. Landers Henry Thomas

Geo. Douglas Frank Rowe

E. J. Hooper

Mamie E. Barrv

I. M. Rutherford

B. M. Bartlett

B. B. Throckmorton

Jennie H. Fitch Sue Saunders Mary A. Prather7 Emma Miller A. Dickins Kate Bennett

Ella A. Johnston Annie E. Gross Mary Barry M. E.Calvo

Lidia J. Pixley Katie A. Murphy

M. L. Andrews

Gertrude Moore

Jennie McPherson

Minnie Osborne

Ellen Donaldson Minnie E. Burford May Barnett Vivian Hayden

Ella Bagle'y M. J. Stanley Ella V. Evans

D. A. Mortimer Kate Cantine K. Stevens Annie A. Hurley KateFox

Josie Wright

Carrie B. McKnight .

.

J. F. Warwick

Jennie Goss

K. B. Throckmorton .

.

Jennie A. Jenkins

Innocentia McGill Mary H. Fitz Patrick Kate O'Connor

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

PIECEWORK. Mary A. Murray

M. j. Stanley ... C. Durham

Amelia Moreno . .

.

A. A. Colclesser. Kate Dowden Mary E. Hill M. Purcell Kate Fox

Louisa Henry

Sara Collins Mary A. Smith .

.

Ella M. Springer

214

31748

44

254

826

26

22

848

404

4

444

485

346 416

27564

20 266

409

398

367

19352

50

5051

51

5349

5148

5151

5124

5151

51

5125

26

21

526

26

25

21

24

6228

8

2048

Amount

received.

26 74

99 06

16 80

1 40

1 40

7 50

1 20

2 00

6 50

6 50

5 50

2 00

12 00

10 00

1 00

1 00

1 00

11 00

I 00 19 55 79 58

95 68

63 25

14 72

4 60

61 18 94 07

91 54

84 41 44 39

11 96

11 50

11 50

11 73

11 73

11 19

11 27

11 73

11 04

11 73

11 73

11 73

5 52

11 73

11 73

11 73

11 73

5 75

5 78

4 83

1 15

5 98

5 98 5 75

4 83

5 52

14 26 6 44

1 84

4 60

II 04

74 11 29 90

78 25

70 78

78 60 78 25

74 57 78 14

29 90

75 49

68 59 74 11

Name.

Kate Ball Clara J. Robinson Mary Joyce Lou'M. Pemberton ... Kate O'Gorman

Annie M. Cavanagh..

Mary Daniels

E. C. Hodson Anna V. Shaw

L. T. Morris Cheney Swain

F. F. Crupper Ora E. Hubler

Katie Flemming

Mary A. Lenihan Kate M. Price

Julia A. Wolff

Julia F. Clokey Minnie Georges

Alice Corcoran Emma Jeffries Carrie F. Hartwell . .

.

M. V. Martin Ada Burr Martha Wiikins

Sallie H. Macnichol. .

.

Ella F. Long....

E. L. Rollins

E. A. Cox

Belle Halliday . Isabella Cunningham.

Margaret, Shields Mary Honan AnnaErb

A. C. Francis Nannie Daniel Katie E. Harrington.

.

Mary E. Bailey L. E. Windsor

Ronie Elms

Carrie E. Lewis Mary Chamberlain . .

.

M. E. Dow

L. F. Walker Mary Anderson

Millie Parker

Julia Hanlan

Eliz'th A. Bell Lucy V. Ruby

S. W. Folk

E. McKenzie

Marian McGivern MaudDubant

Margaret Williams . .

.

Mary Mullen

S. Bailey Georgianna Groshon.

.

Martha Stewart Ebenetta Magoffin

L. A. Shepherd

Hattie McVhill

S. L. Wood

Maggie O'Dea

Rosa Sullivan Maggie Murphy , Mary Stanton . . M. E. Eggleston

Clara E. Hutton

Lizzie Connor

Maggie A. Meehan .

.

S. E. Sisson Mary Padian

C. F. Morrison IdaDe W. Word .... Lena Bellefeuille

J. F. Warwick

L. A . Massie

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 91

No. 23.

Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Beports, 4rc—Continued.

Name.

Carrie B. McKnigkt. A.B. Kleinhenn

Josie Wright

Carrie Avery

Georgie Harrington.

Lizzie Dewey

Annie "Walters Lucy A. Jackson — Flora Smith

Ida Jones

Ella Bagley

Sarah Clayville M.M.Powell

Belle Martin Annie A. Hurley

C. Stanton

G. Gantt

Ellie McCarthy

Florence H. Kendall . Alice A. Brittain — M.G.Lillie

Carrie Cowling

Minnie Burford

Gertrude B. Stewart

J. L. Harper

E. Ccrnman, jr

J. A. D. Turner

Chas. E. Young

John R. Berg

T. W.Shiel W. A. Bohn

C. C. Brodie W. W. Stanford W. A. Marschalk

Louis Cornwell W.Y.Clarke

L. C. Stephens

F. C. Griffith, jr James L. Welty

Jos. C. Higgs W. S. Griffith Martin Schram

A. P. Coder

J. W. Mathers W. A. Mitchell

F. L. Jones Arthur Knauer

C.C. Hunt

G. W. Hall

Jas. O. Gorman Herman Martin

H. F. Tompkins

F. M. St. John

J. H. Schoepf

Henry L. Frazier . .

.

J. P. Garner Wm. Kirkland

Chas. H Snyder

Jno. C. Ballou Mary A. Black

Nellie Black A. Boyce M. J. Bowie

C. Brelsford D. C. Brooke Mary Brown Mary G. Brown

L. C. Brown

Carrie Bryan Mary E. Buete

Belle Burgess M A. Burgess

J. A. Burr

Mollie E. Burrows .

.

J. E. Burton A Butler Winifred Cahill

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$40 48

29 90 28 52

26 22

29 44

23 46

29 90

27 60

23 00 24 38 16 72 16 10

17 94 4 14

13 80

8 28

3 22

3 85

2 10

9 66

12 88

10 12

10 12

9 66

37 80 46 55 59 15 59 95

55 05

61 10

30 05

20 50 12 95

17 20

13 55

7 85

16 65

17 95

17 90

15 70

19 35

16 40

20 10 15 20 24 95

18 70

18 00

7 75 25 00

18 70

17 50 20 00

19 70

17 30

13 90

1 40

2 20

9 45

2 10

9527

48 12

30 29

12 94 43 23

1 86

8 64

42 47

39 36

47 08

96 71

43 37 43 37 15 08

11 53 48 88

64 20

Name.

Days. Hours.

Julia Callahan

J. L. Cameron

Sarah Edmonds

L. L, Andrews M. Anthony

Annie Ashe

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

J. Bahlman

Isabella Ball D. P. Barrington

A. Barrett Mary Baptista

J. Barry

E. P. Balmain

A. S. Adams

J. F. Dowling

J. A. Downing

Lizzie Downie

B. Duffy Kate Dunne

A. Dutrow

0. Dwyer

Appie T. Abell M. B. Adnmson

Ella Ahem

M. Ambrose

Nellie Dwyer

L. M. Cross

E. Donnelly Katie Donohue

J. A. Dougherty M. Dawson

S. Dickson

N. Diggs

Ida Dinger

Maggie L. Dodd

Maggie Culbertson..

C. Daily H. Daily

A. Daly

E. Davis M. Connelly M. Corbin M. M. Coberth M. Courtney Ann Cowan

Janie Cos

Georgie E. Crawford

.

Nellie Cronin Emma L. Carrico Jennie A. Carter

Elizabeth Casper Addio Chinn

E. Clagett M. Clarkson

Ella F. Clements Maggie J. Collins

S. Collins A. Columbus

Rosie Connell

1. E. Doberty

Lillie J. Donn

M. Donnelly

I. B. Ellis Mary E. Ellsworth .

.

Laura V. Etter Mary Evans

V. M. Evans

Ellen Farrell. Annie P. Farley

Sallie Faulkner

N. Felger Annie Flanagan

Mary C.Ford

S. Fordham

C. Fowler

Time employed.
92 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER

No. 23.

Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, tyc. —Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

M. Garttrell Bell Gheen

M. Gibbs

Louisa Gibson

Queenie Gilson

Ella C. Glasgow

E. Glendenning

N. A. Godwin

Elizabetb Gorman

E. Gould

A. I. Griffith Alice Hall Mary M. Hammond

Ella C. Hardy

Betty M. Hargrove

Gertrude Harleston

Nettie Harlow

Clara A. Harner

Delia Harper . . . , M. A. Harper

F. A. Haskell....' E. Havenner M. E. Hayes

L. Hays

Ella 0. Hayward Marv E. Head

E. Heffel Georgie Heinline

J. Hellings Katie Hensan

A. Higgins

L. Hill A. Hodge

M. E. Hoover

Ella House

C. Howard Mary Hubbel . Mary L. Hullings A. Hutson

S. Husted

B. F. Jeffries EL V. Jeffries L. H. Johnson M. A. Johnson Eva Johnston

E. Jones

G. A. Jones Emma M. Kroger M. Kirsch

Katie A. Keefe

Ella Kellv Mary E.Kelly

B.Kennelly

S. E. Kerper

Maria Keys

Mamie Kidd Amanda Klotz

E. Laporte Mary Larman

A. V. Leo

Etta Leonard Mary Lindsay

Fannie Littleton D. Lord Mary E. Lynch

Mary T. Lynch

J. M. Lynch

Jennie Lynch

H. Macnamee

A. R. Mallory

Jennie E. Manning. .

.

M. E. Marceron Lulu M. Mason

Sarah J. May

Nettie L. McCampbell

Annie S. McCarter

A. McCarthy

Time em.

ployed. Amount

received.

$32 12

1 71

1 0067

22 50

41 3125

1 00

40

1 42

7 47

25

30 75

32 90

40 25

83

27 20 46 46 44 81

1 51

29 16

43 04

1 65 42 72

26

43 37

1 00

6 37 64 22

25

59 92

8 38

33

43 37 42 90 99 56 42 74

34 32

1 80

41 49

8 46

8 68

41 00 78 37

7 67

50 16

72

1 35

1 60

2 11

10 79

1 74

10 75

1 70

42 52

1 20

2 20

5 82

8 86

1 23

66 4 31 4 88

42 99

46 27

23 35

1 70 28 12 39 47

61 34

28 58

33 07 44 55

49 01 48 63

1 88

27 17

Name.

Days. Hours.

F. M. McCristal Mary McGinnell Minnie F. McGowan.

E. V. McGraw

A. C. McKelden

L. A. McKenney

M. J.McLeod

M. McNamara

Mary A. McNamara

.

Amelia McNulty

Carrie Meals

J. A. Milligan ... Sallie Mills

S. Moens

M. Monday

Laura A. Moore

M. M. Morrow

J. L. Mulneaux

Lizzie C. Murphy

Josephine Murphy .

.

L. M. Nash

M. J. Neale May E. Norbeck

Josephine Norcom. .

.

Annie O'Brien Maggie O'Connell Lena M. O'Leary M. O'Leary Mary A. Orme

C. Palmer Emma P. Pangburn . P. C. Pape

Ella Patterson M. V. Pemberton

Pearl Peticolas E. C. Phillips Emily Pierre

Julia'E. Plant A. Pleasants

S. A. Popkins

Jennie Potter Sarah E. J. Porter

Emma Punrphrey

Emma H. Randall . .

.

K. Reapsomer M. Reid Agnes Renehan Kate Richmond

Effa J. Ritchie

Josie G. Robinson .

.

Louisa Rockfellow.

.

A. Rogers

L. Rogier M. A. Ross Annie Russell

Julia M. Savage Kate L. Schleeel RoseE. Schneider

L. Selvey N. Sheiry W. H. Shomo

J. Sibley Marv Sierenberg — M. J. Smith Maggie K. Smith Fanny P. Snow

Mattie G. Sollers

S. D. Soper M. T. Spalding

Mary M. Sprandel .

.

Dora Steele Laura B. Stewart Lucy W. Stone A. Sullivan Josie M. Summers .

.

Frances Szegedy — T. Keefe

Time employed. Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

No. 23.

Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, cfc. —Continued.

Name.

A. O. Talbot

Nellie Taylor-.

E. Thomas

Augusta Thompson

M. A. Thompson ... Rhoda M. Thorn....

D. C. Toole Mary E. Twomey...

Lottie B. Tyson

E. V. Walker.

Ida Walker

L. D. Walker

Katie Walsh Mary E. Walsh

Annie Waters

Nannie Wathen

Sophia L. Wells EllaC. Wetherall...

B. White

C. B. Whitt

E. J. Williams Fannie Wilson

Margrett Wilson . .

.

Mary E. Wilson

F. M. Withers

Fannie Woodward.

.

Emma Woolsey

E. Young

Ida Dodge

J. T. Parham

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

64

$17 69

1 81

1 93

18 61 6 38

46 2i

30 43

5 93

38 76

33 25

25

26 378774

79 7 88

4 19 25 70

83

83

6 80

50 59 38 69

28 5093

19 42

34 01 30 62

20 62

Name.

J. Connor Marv Brick

F. Chase

F. V. Harris H. E.Ryder

N. B. Franklin Maggie B. Davis — I. C. Greene

E. A. Dickinson

Belle J. Mclntyre .

.

J. B. Forbes

Mattie Cook

Belle Carter M. Hall..

T. Harrison

Ellen Landvoigt... M. E. McLean

Mary Riley

F. E. Martin Maggie E. Toomey

Magfyie Morgan . :

.

M. Morris

Alice Martin M. A. Mapes

Edith A. Hicks Dora C. Reicks

Susie Mylan

Kate V. Smoot

Lottie Seufert

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

No. 24.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in removal and storage of

certain property, Government Printing Office, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

E. C. Sonles 64 538 569

570 R. Carter

F. C. Oberholtz James A. Patterson

Alex. McDonald

71 112 Charles Jackson 572

Amount

received.

$21 33 1C8 12

177 81 171 00 159 75

28 00 143 00

Name.

W. S. Jarboe Wm. S. Seymour. Frank Wolford .

.

Clayton Webster

E. W. Williams .

.

H. C. Wilson

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

112 112

112

570

565

583

No. 25.

Statement showing the number ofpersons employed in printing Annual Report (1885) of Bureau of Animal Industry during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1886, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Benjamin Drew

Charles W. Otis .... J. J. Heron W. W.Deloe

William Fliun James W. Richards Wm. R. Barbour

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

90

172£

30

2330

1721

Amount

received.

$47 70

91 42

15 90

12 19 12 00

69 00

11 80

Name.

James A- Brooks . John H. Shaw

E. E. Mendenhall . James H. Alburtis Oscar Alexander.

.

A. Thompson, jr .

.

F. C.Helmick

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$4 80 4 00

10 20

1 60

2 80

1 60

20 00
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 25.

Persons employed on the Report of Bureau of Animal Industry, cj-c. —Continued.

Fame.

Days. Hours.

Geo. J. "Woodgate H.K Southland

Jos. A. Borden M. F. Barrett John E.Parker

George Recar Frank Coburn

J. W. Hughes

A.J. Preall We Farrington

C. D. Parsons

Jennie Marcey

Wm, E. Saunders . .

.

J.E. Smith Frank Dial Paul Livingston John E. Parker

George Recar Frank Coburn W. A. Brown

David Leonard M. A. Dubois

Luther R. Frank Henry C. Watson . .

.

A. J. Rock

Chas. E. Dibble

B. Kennelly M. E. Owner

J. Wilson Wm. Gilliard H. C. Fish

Patrick Sweeny

Wm. L. Hettinger. .

.

Harry H. Haff

G. A. Ellegood Michael Harris K. B. Throckmorton

I. M. Rutherford .... Mamie E. Barry .... A. Dickins Mary A. Prather Sue Saunders James Cavanaagh .

.

PIECEWOKK. Wm. R. Barbour

E. N. Lancaster James H. Brooks John H. Shaw

E. DeCaindry

E. E. Mendenhall James H. Alburtis . .

.

Oscar Alexander — A. Thomson, jr F. C.Helmick

George J. Woodgate

.

H. K. Southland M. E. Webster May M. Grove

Josph A. Borden M. F. Barrett M.Garttrell Emma Pumphrey

LaaraA. Moore

E. Clagett Louise Rockfellow . .

.

F. A. Haskell Betty M. Hargrove .

.

E. V. Walker

D. C. Brooke Maria Keys

A. S. Adams

Mary M. Sprandel

J. A. Burr M. Corbin Mary Hubbel

Time employed. Amount

received.

5 2 00 117^ 47 00 4 1 CO

8£ 3 40 120 52 80 120 52 80 120 52 80 48 19 20 140 56 00 176 70 40 196 78 40 48 9 00 207 51 75 212 53 00 201 50 25 125 55 00 125 55 00 125 55 00 125 55 00 125 55 00 127 55 HS 48 19 20 117 35 10

8 2 40 36 9 00 56 14 00 128 32 00 112 28 00 8 2 00 24 9 00 32 12 80 4 1 60 8 3 20 24 9 00 16 6 40 8 3 20 6 1 38 6 1 38

6 1 38 16 3 68 16 3 68 16 3 68 14 4 37

79 75

62 35

72 25

90 80 93 20

108 30

83 90

47 70

51 65

89 00

52 40

74 20

69 30

97 15 76 55

61 1045

454545

45

4545

4545

45

45

454545

45

Name.

Sarah E. J. Porter

F. M. Withers

D. Lord Ann Cowan Mary E. Wilson

Lizzie Downie

M. Y. Pemberton

Laura V. Etter W. H. Shomo Mary E. Ellsworth. .

.

M. A. Burgess

EllieC. Glasgow .... E. Havenner

Georgie E. Crawford. Mary E. Head

L. C. Brown

M. A. Ross

L. H. Johnson

E. Young

J. Sibley M. E. Hoover

Ella House

J. A. Milligan Josephine Norcom. .

.

S. A. Popkins

J. L. Cameron

Nellie Taylor..- Laura V. McFarland Mary T. Lynch

Jennie Lynch

B. White

Nellie Harlow

M. M. Coberth

Effa J. Ritchie M. O'Leary Amelia McNulty

S. Fordham

Ida Dinger

Josie G. Robinson.

Sallie Faulkner Mary Reagan M. J. Neale

Pearl Peticolas Julia Callahan M. Courtney

L. Hill A. C. McKelden

Fannie P. Snow

A. Columbus

B. Duffy

Mollie Seidell Jennie E. Manning..

N. Felger M. J. Bowie

Addie Chinn M. L. Learned M. A. Batchelder Mary E. Twomey . .

.

Lulu Wright ...1 D. C. Toole

L. L. Andrews

Bettie Baker Mary E. Lynch

J. A. Downing

Emma Woolsey

Isabella Ball May E. Norbeck

Frances Szegedy

Ella F. Clements .... Winifred Cabill M. A. Johnson

Carrie Meals Lena M. O'Leary M. E. Marceron , Mary Lindsay

Sallie Mills

J. T. Parham

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

o