AMUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PEINTE

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC rPJNTIXG, BINDING, ETC.,

FOi; THE

FISCAL YEAR EXDIIs^G JU^^TE 30, 1882.

-«ta>*^ —r

WASHIXG-TOX:

GOYEEN^IENT PRIJsTINa OFFICE.

188-2.

ANNUAL KEPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PEINTE

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC FEINTING, BINDING, ETC.,

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAE E^TDING JUNE 30, 1882,

WASHINGTON:

GOVEKNMENT PRINTINa OFFICE.

1882.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRIISTTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

'Washington, December 18, 1882.

Sir : I liave the lionor to transmit to Congress, through you, the

annual report of this office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882^

two and one-half months of which time the office being under my administration.

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

S. P. POUNDS,

Fublic Printer.

Hon. Daat:d Davis,

President of the Senate pro tempore.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, December 18, 1882.

To the Senate and House of Representatives

In obedience to the laws regulating the public printing, I have the

honor to report to you the condition and the amount and cost of the

public printing, binding, lithographing, and engraving; the amount and

cost of all papers purchased for the same ; a statement of the contracts entered into for tlie purchase of paper; all payments made during the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, including those for material and labor

for the Congressional Eecord; the amount of work ordered and done,

with a general classification thereof, for each department; the number

of persons employed in the Government Printing Office, and the time

each has been employed and the amount each has received, and other

information touching matters connected with said printing office. The tabular statements accompanying this report are presented in

the following order:

No. 1. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of either House

of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and binding them, and the manner in which they were distributed.

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

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

4. Showing the disbursements on account of the Public Printing.

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

6. Showing the disbursements on account of the Public Binding.
4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7. Showing- the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record.

8. Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, the Supreme Court of the United

States, the Court of Claims, and the Executive Departments.

9. Showing the disbursements on account of Completing the New General Catalogue of the Library of Congress.

10. Showing the disbursements on account of Telephonic Connection between the

Capitol and the Government Printing Oflice.

11. Showing the disbursements on account of Hayden's Atlas of Colorado.

12. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Report of Committee on

Trans]^>ortation Routes to the Seaboard.

13. 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.

14. 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.

15. Showing the number of persons employed in completing the New General Catalogue of the Library of Congress, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each.

16. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Report of Committee on

Transportation Routes to the Seaboard, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each. The actual expenditures on account of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing, &c., of the Government of the United States for the

fiscal year'cnding June 30, 1882, as executed at the Government Printing Office, are shown in the following summary of the detailed state- ments hereinafter presented

:

For Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer. |16, 051 91 For the Public Printing 1, 105, 104 23 For Paper for the Public Printing 492, 527 80 For the Public Binding 580, 510 33 For the Congressional Record 150, 902 19 For Lithographing, Mapping, and Engraving 274, 154 99 For completing Catalogue of Library of Congress 2,470 16 For Telephonic Connection 58 25 For Hayden's Atlas of Colorado .... , 10, 500 00 For printing Report of Committee on Transportation Routes to the Sea- board. 2,879 22

2, 635, 159 08 And they were made out of the following appropriations

:

Salaries, Office of Public Printer, 1882 $13, 600 00 Contingent Expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1881* 86 26 Contingent Expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1882 2, 3H5 65

Public Printing and Binding, 1881 * 122, 928 87 Public Printing and Binding, 1882 2,480,270 67 Completing the New General Catalogue of the Librarj^ of Congress 2, 470 16 Telephonic Connection between the Capitol and Government Printing

Office, 1881* 58 25 Hayden's Atlas of Colorado 10, 500 00

Printing Report of Committee on Transportation Routes to the Seaboard- 2, 879 22

2, 635, 159 08

* These amounts were paid on liabilities incurred during the fiscal years named.
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REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.

7

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.

These are distributed as follows

Where delivered.

DocTiment-room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Anns of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate Folding-room of the Senate Department of State Treasury Department War Department

Ordnance Bureau, "War Department

Office of the Public Printer

File-copies Reserved for binding

Total number printed

Senate

documents

and

reports.

House

documents

and

reports.

Senate

bills

and

joint

resolutions.

House

bills

and

joint

resolutions.

411 396 440 440

20 149 20 308

243 190 244 134

6 6 15 8 190 170

25 25 10 10

1 1 10 10

1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 4

10 10 10 9 988 1, 117

1, 900 1, 900 924 924 The reserved documents are bound in volumes of appropriate size (in

sheep and calf), and are distributed as follows

Where delivered.

• Senate docu- ments. House docu- ments.

112

313

4340

420

52

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112

411

40 470

5230 Library of the Court of Claims 2

Office of the Public Printer 1 988 1, 117
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

The following table sliows the i)ersons with whom contracts were en- tered into (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying the required quantities of the various kinds of paper for the public

printing from March 1, 1882, to February 28, 1883:

.do. .do.

-do.

Name of contractor.

Jessup & Moore Paper Company, PMladelphia, Pa. Do .- Tileston & HoUingsworth,

Boston, Mass. Jessnp & Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. I Jessup & Moore Paper Com- | do. pany. Philadelphia, Pa. j S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, | do.

..do.

.do. Superfine super - calen- dered. do

do

Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

DoDo

Do. Do.

Fairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa.

Fairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass.

Fairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Superfine super-sized and

super-calendered. Super-sized and super- calendered.

do........ Super-sized and super-cal- endered, white or tinted. do

Superfine cream -tinted, sized and super-calen- dered.

.do

38 by 48. 24 hy 38.

38 by 48.

....do ...

22 by 34.

24 by 38. 24 by 32-

. . . .do . .

.

22| by 311.

.do.

-do.

.do.

.do

.do.

.do.

.do.

...do ....

21J by 29.

....do ....

....do ....

22 by 28i.

....do ....

....do ....

24 by 38..

....do ....

Weight

per

ream.

i

Quantity. Price.

Lbs. Reams. Per pound.

35 500 7. 6 cents.

45 5, 000 7. 4 cents. 45 10, 000 7. 4 cents.

45 15, 000 7. 5 cents.

90 5, 000 7. 6 cents.

53 1 n f\(\(\ 8. 1 cents.

1 53 2, 500 8. 2 cents. 53 2, 500 8. 2 cents.

106 2, 500 8. 4 cents.

106 2, 500 8. 4 cents.

44 500 8. 2 cents.

70 2, 000 8. 2 cents.

60 500 8. 4 cents. 45 6, 000 8. 1 cents.

50 1, 000 8. 3 cents.

42 1, 500 8. 3 cents.

. 40 250 8. 4 cents.

. 40 250 8. 4 cents.

40 834 8. 3 cents.

40

1

i 833 8. 3 cents.

40 833 8. 3 cents.

40 167 8. 3 cents.

40 167 8. 3 cents.

40 166 8. 3 cents.

70 500 8. 1 cents.

50 2, 000 8. 1 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for the puhlic printing—Continued.

9

!N"ame of contractor. Description of paper. Size. -^^es I Quantity.

Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Gr. Ditman. Philadelphia, Pa.

Woolworth & Graham, New

York, X. T. DoDo

Do

Seymour Paper Company, Xew York, N. Y. Do

Do. Wooolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Do

Seymour Paper Company,

New York, N. Y. Do

Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Do

Do

Seymour Paper Company,

New York, N. Y. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Do ... Do

Do

Do

Do

Do.

Do. Do.

Do.

Do. Do.

PAPER FOK POST-OFFICE BLANKS. Engine sized

Inches. Lbs.

26 bv 32.... MAP PAPER.

Superfine, sized, and

super-calendered. WRITING-PAPER, TO BE OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT. White quarto-post

19 by 24 i 21

10 by 16.

Blue quarto-post White cap

Blue cap

do.-

...do

13 by 161 or

14 by 17.

• ...do ...do Laid cap, of any required

color or colors. Laid double-cap, of any

required color or colors. White double-cap

.do

Blue double-cap. do

16^ by 26, or

17 by 28. 16|by26, or 17 by 28. ....do

....do Yellow double-cap Buff double-cap . .

.

White demy

Blue demy .

.

do

17 by 28. ....do ...

White double-demy

Whiting Paper Company,

Holyoke, Mass.

White folio-post Blue folio-post White double folio-post .

.

Blue double folio-post Blue double folio-post, (water-marked)

.

White medium

Blue medium

White royal White super-royal White imperial White, of any required

size not enumerated

above, and not exceed- ing 26 by 48 inches. Colored, of any required

size not enumerated

above, and not exceed- ing 26 by 48 inches.

16 by 20J. ...do .... ...do ....

20i by 32.

17 by 22. ...do ... 22 by 34. ...do ... ...do ...

18 by 23.. ....do .... 19 by 24.. 20 by 28.. 22i by 31.

Price.

Reams. Per pound.

1, 000 8. 4 cents.

2 cents.

3, 500

200

2, 500

150

150

500

7, 500

100

100

400

1,000

3, 000

150

150

4, 000

2, 500

500

3, 000

1, 000

2, 000

1, 200

200

1, 500

1, 000

3, 000

2, 500

500

9. 9 cents.

9. 9 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9. 8 cents.

9. 8 cents.

13. 3 cents.

13. 3 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9, 8 cents.

9. 8 cents.

11. 4 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9. 8 cents.

9. 8 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9. 7 cents.

9. 5 cents.

9. 7 cents.

10. 0 cents.

9. 6 cents.

9. 9 cents.

9. 6 cents.

9. 6 cents.

9. 6 cents.

9. 7 cents.

13. 7 cents.
10 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Pajper for the piihlic printing—Continued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Size.

"Writing paper—Cont'd. Megargee Brothers, Pliila- j Golden envelope

delphia, Pa. j COVER PAPER.

Tileston & Hollingsworth,

j Any required color or Boston. Mass. j colors. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadel- | Tea color

phia, Pa. !

^ g I 'g.g j Quantity.

Inches.

19 by 24... Lbs. I Iteams.

28 i 100

Price.

20 by 25-

22i by 35

I 36 600

AVoolworth <fc Graham, if( York, N. Y.

Tileston & Hollingsworth,

Boston, Mass.

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman,

Baltimore, Md.

George McDowell &Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa. DoDo

Do

Do

Do - DoDo

Do

Do

Do..... Do

Woolworth & Graham, NewYork, N. Y.

"Whiting Paper Company,

Holyoke, Mass. "Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y.

"Whiting Paper Company,

Holyoke, Mass.

"Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. "Whiting Paper Company,

Holyoke, Mass. Whiting Paper Company,

Holyoke, Mass.

"Whiting Paper Company,

Holyoke, Mass.

MANILA PAPER. Any required size and ' weight. PLATE PAPER. Any required size and . weight.

TISSLE PAPER. |

GLAZED BOND PAPER,

20 by 30.

IMITATION PARCHMENT.

PARCHMENT DEEDS.

BANK-NOTE PAPER.

11 by 311

20A by 32

17 by 28

22 by 314

20J by 24i

19 by 31

18 by 23

17 by 22

21 by 31 21 by 21

19 by 23 22 by 34

21 by 24

...do

17 by 22

...do

15J by 184

...do

221 by 31i

104 by 17

Per pound.

10. 5 cents.

9. 2 cents.

50 200 8. 7 cents.

300 7. 7 cents.

Pounds.

125, 000 9. 2 cents.

Reams. Per ream.

1, 000 95 cents.

Sheets. Per sheet. 31 5, 000 6 mills.

61 I 30, 000 1. 1 cents. 43 ! 100, 000 7 mills. 63 ! 10, 000 1. 2 cents. 46 j 6, 000 9 mills. 54 ! 85, 000 9 mills. 38 I 30, 000 7 mills. 34 ! 150, 000 5 mills. 59 j 10, 000 1. 1 cents. 40 2, 000 8 mills. 40 3, 000 8 mills. 68 10, 000 1. 3 cents.

15, 000 1. 6 cents.

15, 000

15, 000

15, 000

15, 000

15. 000

1. 6 cents.

1. 1 cents.

1. 1 cents.

9 mills.

9 mills.

000 I 1. 8 cents.

i

8*' 5,000 3 mills.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 11

Faperfor the public printing—Continued.

Xame of contractor. Description of paper.

Joseph G. Ditmau. Philaclel- phia, Pa. Do

Do * Do

DoDoDo

Dobler. Mndge <fc Chapman,

Baltimore, Md.

Tileston & Hollingsworth,

Boston. Mass. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia. Pa.

Tileston <fc HoUingsworth,

Bo.ston, Mass. Alexander Balfour. Philadelphia, Pa.

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman,

Baltimore. Md.

Joseph G-. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa.

BRISTOL A>'D CARD BOARD. Thin hristol board . .

.

Size.

Inches. 22| by 28* Thick bristol board do Heavy railroad board do

"White China board Green card board Eed card board Blue card board

Pearl gray bristol board

.-do

..do

..do

..do

21 by 31

.do- .do Melon bristol board

do

do Golden bristol board Yellow .bristol board

.do.,

.do.,

.do ..

.do ..

.do ..

Weight

per

ream. Quantity. Price.

I

' Lhs.

120

Sheets.

50, 000 Per sheet. 2 cents.

140 50, 000 2. 4 cents. 280 3 000 4:. 0 CGnts*

1 210 1, 000 4. 4 cents. 210 1 000 4 5 CGiits 210 3, 000 4. 5 cents. 210 1 000 4. 5 cents. 130 100, 000 2. 2 cents.

130 100, 000 2. 2 cents.

130 66, 667 2. 3 cents.

130 66. 667 2. 3 cents.

130 66, 666 2. 3 cents.

130 10, 000 2. 5 cents.

130 5, 000 2. 4 cents.

Statemeut l^o. 5 exhibits tlie exact quantity of each kind of paper

purchased during the fiscal year ending on the 30th day of June, 1882,

except that used on the Congressional Record, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was $492,527.80. There remained on

hand, June 30, papers of various kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to 130,366.21.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $274,154.99,

as will appear by reference to Statement ^^"o. 8. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, on

account of the public binding was $580,510.33, the details of which will

be found in Statement No. 6. The value of stock on hand at the end of

the fiscal year was $27,889.80.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

During the first session of the Forty-seventh Congress up to and in- cluding the 30th day of June, 1882, there were ordered printed for the
12 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Senate 3,234 bills and joint resolutions, 188 executive documents, 113

miscellaneous documents, 774 reports of committees, 32 resolutions, and

11 confidential documents. For tlie House there were ordered printed

7,898 bills and joint resolutions, 220 executive documents, 44 miscella- neous documents, 28 resolutions, and 1,529 reports of committees.

During the second special session of the Senate of the Forty-seventh

Congress there were ordered printed for the Senate 6 executive documents and 9 miscellaneous documents.

Orders made during the second special session of the Senate of the

Forty seventh Congress are as follows : SENATE RESOLUTIONS.

No. of copies. Oct. 14, 1881. The Cotton Goods Trade of the World 2, 500

Oct. 25, 1881. First volume of the Official Register 500 The orders made during the first session of the Forty-seventh Congress for public documents, exclusive of the usualnumber, are as follows : SENATE RESOLUTIONS.

Dec. 14,1881. Report on Presidential Elections, by Senator Edmunds, made

January 18, 1877 1,900 Dec. 20, 1881. Reprint of Senate Bill No. 151 925 Dec. 21, 1881. Report of the Commissioners of the Freedman's Savings and

Trust Company 1,500 Jan. 9, 1882. Rules of the Senate 500 Jan. 10, 1882. Letter by Judge Richardson to Senator Sherman 50 Jan. 18, 1882. Printing for Committee on Naval Affairs 100 Jan. 31, 1882. Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress for 1881 500 Feb. 7,1882. Printing for Committee on Railroads 50 Feb. 13,1882. Printing for Committee on Public Lands 20

Feb. 20, 1882. Senate Bill No. 86 , . . 500 Feb. 21,1882. Senate Bill No. 980..... 500 Mch. 1, 1882. Views of Senator Morgan on the Chinese question 1, 900 Mch. 3, 1882. Army Register for January, 1882 1, 000 Mch. 3, 1882. Navy Register for January, 1882 1, 000 Mch. 17, 1882. The Treasury Cattle Commission on the Lung Plague of Cattle 3, 000 Apr. 3, 1882. Senate Bill No. 1382 5, 000 Apr. 21, 1882. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury in relation to bonded

spirits 50 May 12, 1882. Senate Ex. Doc. No. 152 500 May 12,1882. Soldiers' Home Investigation 1,500

May 23, 1882. Senate Report No. 537 1^ 500 May 23, 1882. Senate Bill No. 1465 1, 500 May 23, 1882. Senate Report No. 576 (report and evidence) 2, 000 May 23, 1882. Senate Report No. 576 (report without evidence) 1, 000 June 6,1882. Statistical Abstract for 1881 1,000 June 19, 1882. Report on Woman Suffrage 1, 000 July 1, 1882. Report of Lieut. Col. Q. A. Gillmore on opening steamboat communication from Saint John's River to Charlotte Harbor 1, 000 Aug. 5,1882. Tariff Commission Testimony 350
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 13

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

No. of copies. Jan. 11, 1882. Priutiug aud biuding for Coiumittee on Ways and Means 534

Jan. 11, 1882. Tables A and B of House Ex. Doc. No. 65, third session Fortysixth Congress 600

Jan. 26, 1882. House Report No. 24, first session Forty-seventh Congress 10, 000

Jan. 30, 1882. Rules of the Committee on War Claims 3, 000 Feb. 16, 1882. Digest of the Rules of the House 2, 000 Feb. 23, 1882. Argument on Inter-State Commerce 1,000 Feb. 24, 1882. Printing for the Committee on the Judiciary 100 Feb. 25, 1882. Printing for the Committee on Foreign Affairs 100 Feb. 28, 1882. House Report No. 473, first session Forty-seventh Congress 2,000 Mar. 8, 1882. Printing for the Committee on Commerce—Improvement of the

Mississippi River 500 Mar. 21, 188 House Report No. 653 1, 900 Mar. 23, 1882, Printing for the Committee on Coinage, Weights, and Measure.

Mar. 24, 1882. Indian Depredation Claims (House Ex. Doc. No. 135) 2, 500 Mar. 29, 1882. Public Schools in the District (House Mis. Doc. No. 35) 1, 000 Mar. 29, 1882. French Spoliation Claims 200 May 12, 1882. Digest of the Rules of the House 250 July 25, 1882. Bank Extension Act 3, 000 BY ACTS AND JOIXT OR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.

Feb. 13, 1882. Eulogies on death of Hon. Fernando Wood 12, 000 Feb. 1.3, 1882. Eulogies on death of Hon. Matthew H. Carpenter: 12,000 Feb. 13, 1882. Eulogies on death of Hon. Ambrose E. Burnside 12,000 Mar. 7, 1882. Report of the Health Officer of the District of Columbia 2, 500 Mar. 13, 1882. Eulogies on the death of Hon. M. P. O'Connor 12, 000 June 7, 1882. Garfield Memorial Address 31,000 June 20, 1882. Smithsonian Report for 1881 15, 560 June 20, 1882. Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1881 10, 000 June 21, 1882. Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1881 3, 000 June 24, 1882. Navigation of the Upper Columbia River 5, 000 June 28, 1882. Husbandry of the Angora Goat 10, 000 July 1, 1882. List of Merchant Vessels for 1881 1, 000 July 6, 1882. Orange Tree Culture 5,000

July 6, 1882. Economic Entomology 1,000

July 6, 1882. Forest Tree Insects 2, 000 July 15,1882. Report on Life-Saving Service 10,000

July 19, 1882. Tornadoes in the Western States 3, 000 July 21, 1882. Report on Food Fishes 5, 500 July 28, 1882. Society of the Red Cross (such number as the Secretary of State - may order). July 28, 1882. Flags of Maritime Nations 3, 000 July 28, 1882. Production of Precious Metals iu the United States 9, 000 July 31, 1882. Decisions of the First Comptroller of the Treasury 5,237

Aug. 2, 1882. Report of the Chief Signal-Officer for 1881 10, 000 Aug. 5, 1882. Compilation of Land Laws 8, 500 Aug. 5,1882. Report of Commissioner of Agriculture for 1881 300,000

Aug. 7, 1882. Publications of the Tenth Census 10, 000 Aug. 7, 1882. Report on Population (extra) 20, 000 Aug. 7, 1882. Report on Agriculture (extra) 20,000

Aug. 7, 1882. Report on Manufactures and Mechanics (extra) 10, 000 Aug. 7, 1882. Report on the History of the National Loan (extra) 6, 000 Aug. 7, 1882. Report on Fish and Fisheries (extra) 1, 500 Aug. 7, 1882. Compendium of the Tenth Census (extra) 100, 000
14 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

UNFINISHED WORK.

List of ivorls ordered by Congress remaining unfinished to date, December 1, 1882, ivith an

estimate of the cost thereof. [This list does not include numbered documents or reports, except in cases where extra copies have been ordered.]

Title. Ifumber of Estimated

copies.

- Acts of Continental Congress : 3, 000 No copy. Medical and Surgical History of the "War, 2 vols., 5,000 each 10, 000 ij525, 000 00 rinal Reports Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 4, Hayden, 4to 3, 000 5, 000 00 Hayden's Twelfth Annual Report, 1878 10, 000 8, 818 75 Final Report Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 3, 4to 3, 000 5, 000 00 Final Report Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 8, 4to 3, 000 5, 000 00 Final Report Geological and Geogi-aphical Survevs, Hayden, vol. 13, 4to 3, 000 5, 000 00 Report Geological and Geographical Surveys, Powell, vol. 2, Ethnology, 4to . .

.

3, 000 5, 000 00 Report on Transit of Venus, 1874, Parts 2, 3, and 4 6, 450 4, 000 00

1, 50C 3, 707 20

17, 460 10, 700 00

30, 000 13, 000 00

29, 900 22, 000 00

4, 900 - 7, 000 00 Vol. 5, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 5, 000 10, 000 00 Vol. 6, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 6, 050 10, 000 00 Vol. 7, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 6, 050 10, 000 00 Vol. 8. Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 6, 050 10, 000 00 Vol. 9, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 6, 050 10, 000 00 Vol. 10, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 6, 050 10, 000 00 Second Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnoloey 15, 000 10, 000 00 Third Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology 15, 000 10, 000 00 Rebellion Records (under Secretary of War), 14 vols., 11,900 each 166, 600 108, 000 00 Vol. 14. Report on Zoology, Hayden, 4to 5, 000 13, 696 67

12, 050 4, 000 00

6, 900 4, 500 00

30, 050 5, 000 00

12, 000 4, 000 00

12, 000 4, 500 00

-p , . „ , „ -rj .,

If) f\(\Ci LZ, UUU 4, 500 00

12, 000 4, 000 00 n 4i -KT • 1 A

' £>1, 000 11, 620 00 Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1880 11, 900 12, 000 00 Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1881 11, 900 12, 000 00 Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1879 4, 900 7, 400 00 Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1880 4, 900 7, 400 00 Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1881 4, 900 7, 400 00 Ifavigation of the Upper Columbia River 5, 000 2, 000 00 10 000 1, 100 00

1, 000 1, 980 00 Orange Tree Culture 5, 000 4, 100 00 Economic EntoTuology 1, 000 950 00 Forest Tree Insects 2, 000 1, 800 00

10, 000 3, 000 00

3, 000 1, 900 00 Report on Food-Fishes, 3 vols., 5,500 each IS, 500 29, 800 00 Flags of Maritime Nations 3, 000 1, 250 00

9, 000 4, 300 00 Decisions of the First Comptroller of the Treasury 5, 237 1, 800 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 15

UxFiNiSHED WORK—Continued.

List of works ordered hy Congress remaining unfinished to date, ^x. —Continued. Number of Estimated

copies. cost.

Report of the Chief Signal-Officer for 1881 ! 11, 900 $14, 800 00 Compilation of the Land Laws ' 8, 500 15, 250 00 Eeport of the Commissioner of Agriculture for 1881 301, 900 219, 161 54 Report of the Tenth Census 10, 000 Report on Population (extra) 20, 000 Report on Agriculture (extra) 20, 000 Report on Manufactures and Mechanics (extra) 10, 000 [ 678, 624 61 Report on the History of the Xational Loan (extra) 6, 000 Report*on Fish and Fisheries (extra) 1, 500 Compendium of the Tenth Census (extra) 100, 000 . 1,093,097 1,391,118 77 The foregoing does not include the following publications authorized

by the Eevised Statutes and subsequent laws, of which a specified number of copies are designated, as follows:

No. of copies. Abridoment of Documents 35, 000 Annual Reports of Executive Departments *3, 000

Bills and Resolutions of Congress 925 Commerce and Navigation ^8, 150 Commercial Relations *5, 000 Executive and Miscellaneous Documents and Reports of Committees 1,900 Journal of the Senate 3, 220 Journal of the House 3, 160 Laws—Congressional edition tl,550 Pamphlet edition t26, 633

Statutes at Large (bound) 2,408

Opinions of Attorneys-General 1, 000 Papers relating to Foreign Affairs *6, 000 Postal Conventions, &c tl,550

Specifications of Patent Claims 150 Congressional Record ^10, 350 DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING AND BINDING.

The act making appropriations for the sundry civil expenses of the

government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882 (approved March

3, 1881), provides that out of the amount appropriated printing and

binding may be done by the Public Printer for the several executive and

judicial departments of the government to the amounts following, re- spectively, namely:

For the Navy Department $50, 000 00 War Department 120, 000 00

Interior Department 220,000 00

*In addition to the usual number (1,900).

t And such number, in addition, not exceeding 500, as may be ordered,

t And such number, in addition, as the Secretary of State may order.

§ And such number, in addition, as may be subscribed tor, and those ordered on requisitions.
16 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

For tlie Treasury Department $210,000 00

Post-Office iDepartment 150,000 00 Department of Agriculture , 11,000 00 Department of State 15, 000 00 Supreme Court of the United States 34, 000 00 Supreme Court of the District of Columbia 1, 000 00 Court of Claims 10, 000 00 Department of Justice 10, 000 00 Library of Congress 19, 000 00 In addition to tlie above, tiie following amounts were deposited in the

Treasury to the credit of the public printing and binding by the departments named, respectively

:

By the Navy Department (for Nautical Almanac). $1, 146 20

Interior Department (for Census work) 30,206 55

National Board of Health 11, 152 77

Post-Office ( for Money Order Office work) 55, 640 59 HECAPITULATION.

Department.

JTavy War

Interior Treasury

Post-Office Agriculture

State Supreme Court United States

Department of Justice.

Office of Public Printer Total

Amount

available. ^ o o

$51, 146 20 $51, 267 62

120, 000 00 145, 230

250, 206 55 253, 958 65

210, 000 00 240, 978 32

205, 640 59 189, 145 31

11, 000 00 8, 628 48

15, 000 00 13, 996 39

34, 000 00 34, 147 19

1, 000 00 595 55

10, 000 00 12, 439 68

10, 000 00 4, 113 62

19, 000 00 8, 566 20

11, 152 77 11, 152 77

3, 197 06

i, 146 11 1 977, 417 07 THE OONaRESSIGNAL RECORD.

Under the joint resolution of Congress approved June 20, 1874, the

Congressional Printer is directed to keep a separate and exact account,

in detail, of all expenditures for printing, mailing, and binding the Congressional Eecord, &c., and publish the amounts thus yearly expended

in his next succeeding annual report, and each succeeding report, separately from the other disbursements of his office. This information is given in Table No. 7. The Record for the special sessions of the Senate, Forty-seventh Congress, made one volume comprising 562 pages.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17

There were 8,100 copies of that vohime printed and bound, which

have been disposed of as follows:

A^olumes. Delivered to Senate folding-room 2, 214 Delivered to House folding-room 5, 483 Delivered to Library of Congress 52 Delivered to House library 100 Delivered to officers of the House 9 Delivered to Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States. 14 Delivered to Official Reporter of the Senate 5 Delivered to executive departments on requisitions 4 On hand 219 Total 8, 100 The number of copies of the^Kecord for this session authorized by

law to be printed and bound was as follows:

For Congress 10, 350 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the House 9 For Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States 14 For Official Reporter of the Senate 5 Total 10, 430 Of the copies authorized by law to be imnted and bound for Congress,

2,653 were delivered unbound to the order of members of Congress.

The number of bound volumes of the Eecord for the first session of

the Forty-seventh Congress, including the index, is eight, comprising

8,438 pages.

The uumber of copies of each volume printed and bound is 7,000,

aggregating 56,000 volumes. These have been disposed of as follows:

Volumes. Delivered to Senate folding-room 18, 984

' Delivered to House folding-room 33, 504 Delivered to Library of Congress 416 Delivered to House library 800 Delivered to .officers of the House 72 Delivered to Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States. 112 Delivered to Official Reporter of the Senate 40 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries. 376 Delivered to Executive Departments on requisitions 104 Delivered to S. C. Parrish on orders from members 16 On hand 1,576 Total 56,000

The number of copies of the Eecord for the session, authorized by law

to be printed and bound, was as follows: For Congress 10, 675 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the House 9 For Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States 14 For Official Reporter of the Senate 5 For distribution to each State and Territorial library 50 Total - 10, 805 2 P P
18 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Of the copies autborizecl by law to be printed and bound for Congress,

4,114 were delivered unbound to the orders of members of Congress.

The cash receipts on account of Congressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, were as follows:

From sales of Records |2, 714 75 From sales of xjaper-shavings (estimated) 1,626 85 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 23, 192 93 Total 27, 534 53 RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF WASTE PAPER, ETC.

During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882, there was received from

sales of documents, Records, waste paper, &c., the sum of $198,273.95,

which has been deposited in the Treasury.

INCREASE OF WORK.

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878:

Blanks, envelopes, <fec.

69, 388, 336

5, 569,317

Pamphlets and documents.

jS^umber of ; Number of

copies. pages. Blank books. Miscellaneous

binding.

Executive Departments . Congress

Total

949, 761

17, 908, 510

120, 797

114, 100

120, 150

580

31, 631

, 12, 474 74,957,653 1S,S5S,271 234s 897 120,730 44, 105 The following recapitulation shows the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1879

:

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents.

Blaulc books. Miscellaneous

binding. Number of

copies. Number of pages.

Executive Departments.

Congress

Total -.

98, 097, 933

7, 714, 653

3, 451, 086

15, 250, 312

119, 201

110, 749

246, 564

677

16, 289

9, 987 I05,SI'^,586 18,701,398 3-^9,950 247,241 26,276

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880

:

1 Pamphlets and documents

Blanks, envelopes, &c. ]>Jumberof Number of

copies. pages.

i

Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks.

Executive Departments.

Congress

122,713,897 4,331,299

8, 553, 575 12, 802, 500

122, 888

108, 722

340, 708

728

27, 794

11, 344

311, 744

17, 265 131,267,472 J 7, 133,799 231,610 341,436 39, 138 329,009
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 19

The folloTTing recapitulation exhibits the amcuDt of work executed

during- the liscal year ending June 30, 1881

Pamphlets and documents.

Blanks, envelopes. Sec. Xumber of Number of

copies. pages.

Executive Department s

.

Congress

210. 162, 624

12, 001.632

4, 554, 793

5, 185. 691

461. 104

75, 514

Blank

books.

292, 748

'

I Miscella- iMemoran

neous bind- 1 dum

1 ing. : blocks.

28,374 j 284,046

11,050 1,962 Total •2'3.'.ie4,-*56 9,740,484 531,618 293,347 39,424 286,008

The following tables will show the amount of work executed during

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882. The first table shows the total number of blanks, pamphlets, and documents, blank books, and miscellaneous volumes, printed and bound for

the Executive Departments

DepartraeuT. Pamphlpts and documents.

Blanks, envelopes, &c. . of Number of

copies. pages.

Blank

books.

Miscella- Memoranneous bind- dum

ing. blocks.

Treasury 30, 110, 089 376,716 142, 004 115, 407 War 6, 631, 645 1,265,684 189, 214 12, 188

1, 239, 762 87,158 8, 850 2. 501 Interior 12, 997, 168 3, 241, 849 85, 144 10, 887 Post-Office 70. 361, 530 47,536 2, 813 108, 889 Agriculture 2. 071, 770 110,500 778 38 State 388, 875 25, 615 39, 839 801 Judiciary 241, 003 29, 175 33, 485 688 Health 2.54, 040 282, 100 674 Total 124.297,282 8,466,333 502,801 251,399

19, 128 7,613

2, 993

7, 332

1, 733 1,301

1, 356

115

40, 423

6, 668 1,300

23, 904

9, 567

18, 750

The next table shows the number of copies of documents, &c., printed

by authority of Congress, as well as on resolutions of the Senate and

House, and miscelhiiieous printing done on requisitions from the Secre- tary and Clerk, respectively, the Librarian of Congress, and on private

orders for extra copies of public documents made during the same time:

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents. Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding- Memoran- dum

Number of blocks.

copies. Js^umber of pages.

1, 121, 270

5, 180, 124

12, 018, 150

23, 606

1, 000

234, 293

18, 584

35, 666

67, 228

29, 452

74

25, 553

Senate 2, 025, 938

3, 278, 044

302, 750

769, 239

353

1, 512

8 334

14, 647

30, 087

6, 794

990

1, 567

1, 54e

Public Printer 738

Total 6,375,973 18,578,443 193,981 2,207 52,520 3,851 RECAPITTJLATION.

Executive Departments

Total

124, 297, 282

6. 375. 973

8, 466, 333

18, 578, 443

.502, 801

193, 981

251, 399 1 41, 664

2, 207 1 52, 520

100, 702

3, 851 130,673,255 27,044,776 696,782 253,606 94,184 104,55a
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Xo. 2.—Statement showing the esiimaied cost of printing, and paper for same, and of blank

hoohs, binding, ruling, c^-c, for the executive and judicial departments of the government

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1832.

Printing and paper for •3 .3 o .2 1

same. 1 ^ - ^ ^- ^ =

X --7 s r Department.

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Office of the Secretary -

.

$7, 982 52 i $2, 125 43 $10, 107 95 $3, 705 61 $15, 813 56 Burean of Equipment and Eecruitini. .. 981 20 366 00 1. 257 20 2, 655 69 3, 912 89 ProTisions and Clothing U8 93 i 260 78, 1,209 71 2, 757 38 3,967 09 Yards and Docks - 317 20 105 98 423 18 710 45 1, 133 63 Construction and Eepair 724 24 202 57 gog 81 103 94 1, 030 7.5 Steam Enfjiueerins --- 711 53 140 03

' 851 56 584 82 1, 436 38 Medicine and Surgery 627 79 224 35 852 14 599 39 1, 451 53 137 48 80 33 2 1 1 81 41 Oo 258 84 Nayigation 8. 039 83 1, 242 01 9, 281 84 1, 730 07 11, Oil 91

Office of the Xational Obsei-yatory 8, 059 29 1, 338 26 9, 397 55 1, 853 49 11, 251 04 Total for Nayy Department 28, 440 01 6, 085 74 34, 525 75 16, 741 .87 51, 267 62 TVar Department

Office of the Secretary 5,414 49 4, 118 04 9, 532 53 3, 966 40 13, 498 93 19,750 36 9, 790 15 29, 540 51 9, 883 36 39, 423 87 Quartermaster-General 3, 6.58 30 3, 271 60 6, 929 90 5, 966 09 12, 895 99 Chief of Ordnance 5, 348 84 2, 043 89 7, 392 73 4, 364 77 11, 757 50 Commissary-General 1, 791 32 1. 093 12 2, 884 44 1, 501 01 4, 385 45 Surgeon-General .544 43 680 29 1, 224 72 4, 789 25 6, 013 97 Chief of Engineers 16,289 52 6, 192 33 22, 481 85 9, 050 83 31, 532 68 Paymaster-General 382 45 413 00 795 45 967 53 1, 762 98 Signal Officer 9,79] 53 4, 057 97 14, 449 50 9, 509 36 23, 958 86 Total for War Department 62, 971 24 32, 260 39 95, 231 63 49, 998 60 115, 230 23 Interior Department

Office of the Secretary 17, 600 76 3, 531 25 21, 132 01 9, 383 26 30, 515 27 Commissioner of Pensions 7, 115 83 8, 353 34 15,469 17 .5, 288 82 20, 757 49 Commissioner of Patents .

.

125, 392 12 12, .534 94 137,927 06 3.404 72 141, 331 78 Com r of Land Office 2, 924 10 2,447 25 5,371 35 8,011 51 13,382 86 Com r of Indian Alfairs 2, 546 26 1, 277 54 3, 823 80 3, 592 86 7,416 66 Commissioner of Education

.

3, 245 88 3. 088 84 6, 334 72 501 82 6, 836 54 Auditor of Railroad Acc'ts 275 71 146 94 422 65 442 03 864 68

19, 053 74 6, 397 81 25, 451 55 4, 755 00 30, 206 55 Director of Surveys 270 19 135 64 405 83 2, 240 99 2, 646 82 Total for Interior Department 178,424 59 37,913 55 216,338 14 37, 620 51 253, 958 65 TreasuiT Department : 98, 948 86 37, 726 99 I 186, 675 85 104, 302 47 ; 240, 978 32

Post-Office Department 48, 005 26 70, 602 84 118. 608 10 70, 537 21 189, 145 31 Department of Agriculture 4,478 04 ' 2, 327 09 6, 805 13 1, 823 35 8, 628 48

4, 117 34 1, 665 11 , 5, 782 45 I 8, 213 94 13, 996 39

Offic-e of Public Printer 1, 249 20 338 08 1, 587 28

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Statement shotv'uig the estimated cost of printing, 4''c. —Continued.

Department.

Judiciary : Dep't of Justice and Attorney-General. Supreme Court of the United States . .

.

Supreme Court of District of Columbia

.

Court of Claims

Total fo7' Judiciary 48, 142

Library of Congress

National Board of Health .

Navy Departm"eut War Department

Interior Department

Treasury Department

Post-Office Department

Department of Agriculture

Office of Public Printer

Library of Congress

National Board of Health

Total 483,646 77

Printing and paper for same.

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$2, 588 29 $360 58 $2, 948 87 $], 164 75 $4, 113 62

33, 291 05 310 82 33,601 87 545 32 34, 147 19

11, 739 56 219 09 11, 958 65 481 03 12, 439 68 523 39 26 06 549 45 46 10 595 55

48, 142 29 916 55 49, 058 84 2, 237 20 51, 296 04

155 59 66 21 221 80 8, 344 40 8, 566 20

8, 714 35 2, 182 99 ~10, 897 34 255 43 11, 152 77

iya: apitulation.

$28, 440 01 $6, 085 74 $34, ."^25 75 $16, 741 87 $51, 267 62

62, 971 24 32, 260 39 9.5, 231 63 49, 998 60 145, 230 23

178, 424 59 37,913 .55 216, 338 14 37, 620 .51 2.53, 958 65

98, 948 86 37, 726 99 136, 675 85 104, 302 47 240, 978 32

48, 005 26 70, 602 84 118, 608 10 70, 537 21 189, 145 31

4, 478 04 2, 327 09 6, 805 13 1, 823 35 8, 628 48

4, 117 34 1, 665 11 5, 782 45 8, 213 94 13, 996 39

1, 249 20 338 08 1, .587 28 1, 609 78 *3, 197 06

48, 142 29 916 55 49, 0.58 84 2, 237 20 51, 296 04 155 59 66 21 221 80 8, 344 40 8, 566 20

8, 714 35 2, 182 99 10, 897 34 255 43 11, 152 77

483, 646 77 192, 085 54 675, 732 31 301, 684 76 977,417 07

"Includes $285.72 for books and blanks for Congressional Record. No. 3.

Statement sUoicmg the disbursements on account of Salaries and

Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Pr'mter during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882.

Salary of Pablie Priuter !|3, 600 00 Salary of Chief Clerk 2, 000 00 Salary of three clerks, at $1,800 each 5, 400 00 Salary of oue clerk 1, 400 00 Salary of one clerk 1, 200 00 113,600 00 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 451 91 16,051 91
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

4.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Public

Printing {except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June

30, 1882. Pay of employes

July (earned in June) §46, 027 20 August (earned in July) 75, 082 68 September (earned in August) 80,362 20 October (earned in September) 59, 574 03 November (earned in October) 62, 819 35 December (earned in November) 93,832 01 " January (earned in December) 101, 978 47 February (earned in January) ' 109, 188 83 March (earned in February) 94,758 37 April (earned in March) 99,977 69 May (earned in April) 83, 031 02 June (earned in May) 90,714 46

Il, 017, 346 31 Improvements and repairs to building

Plumbing and gas fitting 816 56 Repairs 905 81 Lumber 1,795 50 Glass 35 25 Lead, glazier tools, and paint 239 95 Awnings and fixtures 69 15 Curtains and fixtures 94 78 3,957 00 Macbiner}^, repairs to machinery, &c.

4 printing-presses, at $1,800 7, 200 00 2 printing-presses, at $2,400 4, 800 00 Fixtures to presses 791 67

2 cutting-machines, at $700 1,400 00

6 cutting-machine knives, at $>16 96 00

2 cutting-machine knives, at §20 40 00

2 cutting-machine knives, at |18 36 00

36 cutting-sticks, at 30 cents 10 80 Fixtures to stitching-machines 89 80 Fixtures to foldiug-machines 18 00 Repairs to boiler 65 00

13^ pounds brass castings, at 30 cents 4 05

2,076 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 103 80

100 pounds lubricating compound, at 25 cents 25 00

600 feet belting, at .164 cent 98 40 175 feet belting, at .344 cent 60 20 200 feet belting, at .104 cent 20 80

13 oil-cups, at 50 cents 6 50

2 oil-cans 2 50

2 dozen oilers, at $2.50 .5 00

2 oil-cabinets 52 50

155 pounds wire, at 50 cents 77 50

18i pounds wire, at 35 cents 6 48

35 pounds wire, at 25 cents 8 75

15 spools, at 10 cents 1 50 Carried forward 3 P P

15,020 25 1,021,303 31
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward 1 15, 020 25 $1 021,303

10 spools, at 10 cents 1 00

5,491 chain bale-ties 1, 784 56 300 open links 7 00

10 steel keys 1 00 25 clips 2 50

3,000 press-boards 150 00 966 poniids press-boards, at 14 cents 135 24

ShaftiDgs, pulleys, &c 337 28

Iron, steel, tools, &c 1, 023 76 Steieotypiug aud electrotypiug:

58,654 pojiuds stereotype metal, at 9.35 cents ...» 5,484 15

5,134 pounds electrotype metal, at 7.35 cents 377 35

21 ponnds britannia metal, at 25 cents 5 25

1 lead-shaver

....

125 00 Fixtures for dynaino-macliine 6 00

8 electroty])e-cases, at |10.50 84 00

10 electropye-cases, at $12 120 00

8 copper battery-plates, at 20 cents 1 60

1,574 pounds copper battery-plates, at .295 cent 464 34 60 pounds lead 39 00 900 ])ounds bar tin, at .235 cent 211 50 219 pounds antimony, at 20 cents 4^ 80 450 pounds electro-okruna, at 5 cents 22 50

37 barrels clay, at |2.75 101 75

33 l)arrels plaster, at 2. 70 89 10 400 pounds tin-foil, at 22^ cents 90 00

983 feet blocking-wood, at 25 cents 245 75

144 inches boxwood, at 7 cents 10 08

144 stereotype-blocks 366 00 ^7^504 sheets bonnet-boards, at 3 cents 15 12 3,024 sheets bonnet-boards, at 2.75 cents 83 16

1 planing-machine 400 00 Fixtures for planing-machine 10 40 Repairs to furnace 11 75 2 saws, at $4 8 00 2 saws, at $2. 25 4 50

2 saws, at 75 cents 1 5^

30 feet wire 3 00 24 ratchets 16 20

2 pairs mittens, at |2. 25 4 50

4 mitten.s, at $1. 25 5 2 barrels kaolin, at |6 : 12 00

3 cans pai)er pulp 21 00

1 ream stereotype paper 13 60

18 pieces steel 10 30 2 pairs calipers 6 00

2 pairs nippers 4 75

12 chisels, at 45 cents 5 40

12 punches, at 70 cents 8 40

' 12 handles 1 44

18. 462

Carried forward 1,048,299 09
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

Brought forward $1,048,299 09 Type, various kinds |25, 044 59

30,500 feet rule 1, 840 00

I, 700 feet rule, at 14 cents 238 00

3,000 feet rule, at 6 cents 180 00 200 feet rule, at 34 cents 68 00 200 feet rule, at 40 cents 80 00 Head, column, and make-u]3 rules 12 00 6'M pounds brass reglets, at 60 cents : 38 10 750 galleys 1,775 00 2 chases, at sl2 \ 24 00 135 chases 533 30

1 rule-cutter 7 20

12 dozen mallets, at 83. 98 47 76

12 dozen shooting-sticks, at 60 cents 7 20

6 dozen planers, at 86 36 00

* 188 composing-sticks 143 46

2,790 inches side and foot sticks, at 8 cents 223 20 287 pairs type-cases 443 93

1 make-up and font case 72 00 2 make-up stands, at s24 48 00

9 stands, at ?55. 35 48 15 4 galley-racks, at §33 132 00

1 galley-rack 45 00

1 case for plates 56 55 7 pairs type-sifters 40 50

4 imposing-stones, at ^27 108 00

1 imposing-stone 32 00 6 stands for iniposing-stones, at §6 - 36 00 Repairing imposing stones 20 00

20,500 quoins, at 75 cents -pev 100 153 75

II, 000 quoins, at 89 per 1, 000 99 00 159 dozen x>atent quoins, at S2.50 397 50-

1 dozen keys ^ 9 ®0 * 1 chase-rack 30 00

2| dozen shoe-knives, at 81.25 3 13 279| pounds page-cord, at 24 cents 67 08

100 pounds page-cord, at 28 cents 28 00 20 dozen brushes, at S3. 85 77 00 2 dozen pick-brushes 9 00 Miscellaneous brushes 119 80

6^ dozen boxes wax tapers, at ^$4.50 29 25

1 dozen boxes wax tapers 3 00

12 boxes chalk, at 15 cents 1 80 3 boxes crayons, at 84 12 00

1 water-cooler 15 00

1 wash-basin 10 00

4 watering-pots, at 81.60 6 40 24 dozen brooms, at §2.55 61 20 2 writing-tables 25 00 Chairs and stools 77 00

9 desks, at 816 144 00

1 desk 28 00 Miscellaneous items Ill 53 32,897 38 Carried forward 1, 081, 196 47
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

MATERIAL, &C. Brought forward |1, 081, 196 47 Printiuo ink, 2,^76 pounds, at 10 cents ,$297 60

2,278 pounds, at 9 cents 205 02

5,864 pounds, at 8 cents 469 12 976 pounds, at 20 cents 195 20

3",500 pounds, at 30 cents 1, 050 00 60 pounds, at 70 cents 42 00

10 pounds, at 45 cents 4 50

525 pounds, at ,f 1 525 00

60 pounds, at |2 120 00

6 bottles stamping, at 50 cents 3 00 Miscellaneous colored 14 25 2,925 69

Oils, 620^ gallons sperm, at $1.15 713 57

•106 gallons linseed, at 53 cents 56 18 ^ gallon neatsfoot 1 00 770 75\;

Benzine, 964^- gallons, at 10 cents 96 45

Glycerine, 3,189 gallons, at 35 cents 1,116 15 Potash, 3,367 pounds, at 6^ cents , - 218 87 Glue, 1,946 pounds, at 27 cents .525 42

Sjrup, 73i gallons, at 39 cents 28 67

r/1Roller comi30sition, 600 x^ounds, at 50 cents 300 00 200 pounds, at 45 cents 90 00 390 00 Alum, 75 pounds, at 6 cents 4 50 Turpentine 23 40 Sponge, 60 pounds, at $2. 15 : . . 129 Oq Borax, 50 pounds, at 18 cents 9 00 Tallow, 325 ]30unds, at 12 cents " 39 00 Detergent, 2,237 jjounds, at 6 cents 134 22 Whiting, 150 pounds, at 1^ cents 2 25

Insect powdfT, 20 pounds, at 75 cents 15 00 Sulphate of copper, 646 pounds, at di cents 59 75 Matches.... i 14 85

Pius, 5 packs, at $1.50 7 .50 Folders, 2 dozen 4 50 ^thread, 150 pounds, at 82 cents 123 00 ^ 200 pounds, at 93 cents 186 00

98-1 pounds, at 74 cents 72 70

100 pounds, at 71 cents 71 00 —^ 452 70

wine, 4,318^ pounds, at 13 cents 561 41 410 pounds, at 29 cents 118 90

160i pounds, at 18^ cents 29 70 710 01 Rope, 2,483 pounds, at 15 cents 372 45

1,8491 pounds, at 14ir cents 263 56

636 01 Cotton, 3,144f yards, at 7 cents 220 14 3,489f yards, at 12i cents 436 23

377 yards, at 17 cents 64 09 720 46

C'arried forward 1,090,230 62
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

Brought forNvard : |1, 090,230 6r2 Cambric, 187 yards, at 7 cents 13 09 -/trash, 912 yards, at 9f cents - 88 91

Sheeting, 15 yards, at 33 cents 4 95 Bhie Holland, 3 yards, at 40 cents : 1 20

.^/<iv'A;Y super, 4,000 yards, at 3^ cents 155 00 BJankets - 714 14 ^^^^verlaying-paper, 12 reams, at |2.40 28 80 (rum arable, 50^ponnds, at 60 cents |30 00

120 pounds, at 25 cents - . 30 00

25 pounds, at 65 cents 16 25 Beeswax, 240 pounds, at 28 cents 67 20

Soap, 3,374 pounds, at 6.9 cents 232 80

3 bars, castile - 2 10 234 90

Xeedles, 200 papers, at 10 cents 20 00 (^lour, 3 barrels, at .s6 18 00 Crocks, 14f dozen, at $2. 28 50 Buckets 20 40 \rashing towels 1, 253 35

Stationery : 227 04 Rand & McXally's Atlas - 12 00

Lippincott's Gazetteer 10 00 Spanish-English dictionary 5 00 Sawdust 51 84

Ice 299 11 Coal 2,175 85 Gas 7,035 86 Telegraphing 53 29 Telephone rent 185 22 Boxing, cartage, and freight 325 86

Horses, wagons, &c.: Use of horse 66 days, at $1 66 00 Horse feed 1,057 05 Wagons and repairs 428 90 Shoeing 171 25 Medicine 23 77 Harness repairs 7 25 Buckets 4 00 Wagon grease 3 50 Harness soap 4 00 Brooms 1 63

Salt 50 1,767 85 Total 1,105, 104 23
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 5.

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

June 30, 1882. PRINTING PAPER.

^^^..Ai^'^^OOO reams uncaleudered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.645 $18,225 00 j/ 3, 133 reams and Vi\^ quires uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at $3.60 . 11,281 24

3, 350 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at / $3.33 , 11,155 50

¥ 347, 267 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at 8 cents , 27,781 36

i/ 528, 186 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.9 cents 41,726 70 ^ 114,420 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.5 cents 8, 581 50

10, 030 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at —

$4.664 46,779 93

4, 8.36 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.505 21,786 18 ^ 4, 714 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.293 20,237 20

742 reams and 14 quires calendered, 70 x^ounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $6.16 4,575 03

5, 962 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $4.05. 24, 146 10 1,290 reams and 9 quires calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $3,645 4, 703 70

304 reams calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, at $3.828 - 1,163 71

, 1, 500 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31J inches, at $4.50.. 6,750 00 894 reams and 5 quires calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31^

inches, at $4.15 3,711 14

2, 202 reams and 9 quires calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $5.34 11,761 08

502 reams and 8 quires calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $5.04 , 2,532 10 212 reams calendered, 46 pounds, 26 by 32 inches, at $3.864 819 17

/ 1, 134 reams and 10 quires calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^

inches, at $3.696 4, 193 11 462 reams and 15 quires calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^

inches, at $3.486 1,613 14 417 reams and 1 quire calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by 31;^ inches, at $3.56 1,484 70 915 reams uncalendered, 90 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, at $7.11

' 6,505 65 y 506 reams uncalendered, 35 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.66 1,345 96 \S^t^ 2, 998 reams and 1 f[uire tinted, 50 i)Ounds, 24 by 38 inches,' at $4.40 \ 13,191 42 1,017 roams and 10 quires tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $6.16 6,267 80 Carried forward 302, 318 42
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Broiiglit forward §8112,318 4-2 328 reams aud 10 quires tinted, 60 pounds, 25 by 38

inches, at 18.40 2,759 40 ^

V ^ 365 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at $3.36 1,226 40 $306,304 22 WEITING-PAPER.

453 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at 90.9 cents 41177

301 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at 8.91 cents 268 19 783 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.01 790 83 467 reams (piarto-post, 10 pounds, at 99 cents 462 33 723 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.212 876 27 413 reams qnarto-i)ost, 12 pounds, at $1.188 490 65

339 reams cap, 14 pounds, at |1.386 469 85

294 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $1.33 391 02

891 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.584 1,411 35 743 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.52 1, 129 36

1, 265 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.96 2, 479 40

1, 008 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.96 1, 917 10 225 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $2.45 551 25

216 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $2.375 513 00

1. 309 reams folio, 16 pounds, at $1.568 2, 0.52 51 493 reams folio, 23 pounds, at $2.254 1,111 22

330 reams folio, 23 pounds, at $2.185 721 05 312 reams medium. 20 pounds, at 81.98 617 76

854 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $2.574 2,198 20

317 reams medium, 26 pounds, at ^s2.496 791 23

789 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2.772 2, 187 10 457 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2.688 1,228 41

. 516 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at 83.465 1,787 94

302 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $3.36 1,014 72

118 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at 85.544 654 19 2.20s reams imperial, 40 j)ouiiJs, at $3. 9u 8,743 68

977 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $3.84 3,751 68

869 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $2.231 1,938 74

618 IV a ms double-cap, 23 pounds, at $2.185 1,350 33

30s reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $2.328 717 02

121 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $2.28 275 88

' 238 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $2.85 678 30 1.792 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $2.716 4,867 07 800 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $2.66 2, 128 00

1,725 reams double- cap, 30 pounds, at $2.91 5,019 75

387 reams double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.04 1, 176 48

193 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $3.492 673 96

126 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $3.42 430 92 y 1,049 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $3.332 3,495 26 ^ 332 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $3.23 1,072 36

i'- 1,537 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $3.92 6,025 04 927 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $3.80 3, .522 60

114 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $4.75 541 50

1,424 reams *double-folio, 40 pounds, at $3.92 5, .582 08

1,170 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $3.80 4,446 00

133 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $5.225 694 92

\y 509 reams special, 32 pounds, at $3.232 1.645 08 Carried for sN-ard 85,303 35 306,304 22
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

*^ 383

212

95

. 24

J, .196 r . 253 V 5750 /97

U "^296

- 92

. 317

- Ill

/: 287

v-^ 1, 6G7

\' ^^56 u/"156

4 299 ./K.I10 ^ 201

500 ,'10^55*

(> 4 ^421.799f

*i^l5,275

^ 29, 347 ^ 79,842 ^ 75,895

^ 7,362 ^ 11,163 ^ 97, 000

^

106, 035 ^ l O^IL

208, 625. 182, 850

31, 350

129, 600

119, 873 :37^50

4, 155 /

3,172

i^l2, 375 y 8,200

9. 242

13, 345

/ 985

Brought forward reams special, 32 pounds, at l|3.104 reams ])mk cap, 16 ijoiiuds, at |2.32 reams lilac cap, 16 pounds, at $2.32 reams bine folio, 16 pounds, at |1.664

rennis bine folio, 23 pounds, at $2.392 reams bine medinm, 26 ponnds, at $2,704

rea.m8 blue double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.136 reams blue donble-cai), 30 pounds, at $3.12 reams and 17 quires green donble-cap, 32 pounds, at $4.256 ^\ reams and 15 quires yellow double-cap, 32 pounds,

at $3,552 reams j^ellow double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3,648 reams bnif double-cap, 32 x^ounds, at $3.392 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.04 reams blue double-folio, 32 pounds, at $3.296 reams blue double-folio, 40 pounds, at $4.12 reams blue double-folio, 40 pounds, at $4 reams blue double-folio, 40 pounds, at $3.88 reams cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $4.70 reams and 12 quires cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $4.35. reams and 10 quires cover-paper, 150 pounds, at $14.10 reams and 6 quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $3,528. reams and 2 quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $3.312

.

reams mauila-paper, 30 pounds, at $2.37 reams tissue-paper, at $1,045

pounds map-paper, at 10.3 cents reams map-i)aper, at $1,932

pounds plate-paper, at 10.5 cents

sbeets imitation parchment, at 1.6 cents

roll i)archment

sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1 cent

sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.6 cents

sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.4 cents

sheets glazed boud-paper, at 1.2 cents

sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.5 cents

sheets glazed bond-paper, at 9 mills sheets glazed bond-paper, at 7 mills sheets glazed bond-paper, at 5 mills sheets bristol-board, at 2.7 cents

sheets bristol-board, at 2.5 cents

sheets bristol-board, at 2.4 cents

sheets bristol-board, at 2.3 cents

sheets bristol-board, at 2.2 cents

sheets bristol-board, at 2 cents

sheets card-board, at 4.7 cents

sheets card-board, at 4.3 cents - . -i- ^

sheets card-board, at 3.1 cents

sheets R. R. board, at 5.5 cents . .V . sheets R. R. board, at 4.5 cents sheets parchment deed-paper, at 5.5 cents

sheets parchment deed-j^aper, at 1.8 cents

$85,303 35 $306

1,033 63

491 84 220 40 39 94 468 83

684 11 178 75

156 00 416 45

1,054 05 335 61 1,075 26

337 44 945 95

. 6,868 04 3,080 00 , 217 28 733 20 368 01

304 22

186, 223 58

Total 492,527 80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. ' 41

Au iuveutory taken June 30, 1882, sliowed the following quantity of

paper on band, viz : 2, 3"27.7 i\ reams of printing-paper, costing |9, 755 26

27 rolls of printing-paper, costing 474 lU

1, 159iJ reams of tinted paper, costing 6,239 81

^47^fi reams of post-oflice paper, costing 530 46

4, 907 Jo reams of writing-paper, costing 13,059 53 541^^ reams of cover paper, costing 2, 173 29

13.,% reams of jilate paper, costing 75 69

25if reams of tissue paper, costing 25 89

37,974 slieets of imitation parchment, costing 509 32

1,049 sheets of iiarcliment deed, costing 26 23 30,243 slieets of bristol-board, costing 1,717 08

10,676 sheets of card-board, costing 429 25 176|^ reams of map paper, costing 382 66 29f^ reams of golden envelope paper, costing 98 17

- 642-0 reams of manila paper, costing 152 39

11 2^0 reams of bank-note j)aper, costing 22 60 51,794 sheets of bond paper, costing 637 54 Total 36,309 27 Of the above amount $5,943.06 was not paid for until after the 30th

day of June, 1882. The following papers were issued for general use in the bindery during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1802

61 reams writing-paper, costing |189 52

23 reams manila paper, costing 54 51

2^0 ream tinted paper, costing 1 23

2^, ream x)rinting-paper, costing 83

12|f quires cover paper, costing 2 25

3 sheets bristol-board, costing " 07 Total 248 41 Paper on hand June 30, 1877 148, 153 57 Purchased July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 352, 080 22 Purchused July 1, 1878, to June 80, 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 Total 2, 185,386 92 The work completed and delivered within the same period shows

Amount consumed July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 $360, 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 On hand June 30, 1882. 30, 366 21 Total 2,099, 989 09 It is not possible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the reason that great quantities of paper are continually going through the

press on works not completed during the fiscal year, and which cannot

be charged.
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

\

]Sro. 6.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the public binding (except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882

.

Pcav of employes

:

July (earned in Juue) |23, 237 94 August (earned in July) 32, 518 45 September (earned in August) ...^ 34, 282 66 October (earned in September) 22, 177 13 November (earned in October) 30, 050 75 December (earned in November) 37, 041 75 January (earned in December) 31,926 38 February (earned in January) 32,202 85 March (earned in February) 31, 328 54 April (earned in March) 36, 090 25 May (earned in April) 31, 148 23 June (earned in May) 37, 849 86

1379, 854 79 Improvements and repairs to building 1,766 63 Machinery, tools, implements, &c. : 3 ruling-machines (complete), at |482.85 1, 448 55

1 ruling-machine (complete) 522 85

6 sewing-machines, at $1,000 6,000 00

1 Acme cutting-machine 875 00 2 Semple cutting-macliines, at $375 750 00

1 cutting-machine and extra knife 500 00

1 numbering-machiue 385 00

1 paging-machine 261 00

4 standing-x^resses, at $130 520 00

1 embossing-press 765 00

1 perforating-machine 247 50

1 patent index-cutter 15 00

2 backing-machines, at $65 130 00

1 backing-machine 450 00 Fixtures to ruling-machines 367 52 Fixtures to backing-machines 21 00 Fixtures to cutting-machines 42 25 Fixtures to sewing-machines 1,733 17 Fixtures to embossing-press 95 00

8 steel heads for numbering-machines, at $90 720 00

10 dozen sash tools, at $2.50 25 00

3 cutting-knives, at $20 60 00

12 cutting-knives, at $6.50 78 00 30 sewing-benches, at $1..50 45 00 6 sewing-tables, at $53 318 00

49 finisher's rolls 349 25

4 blank rolls 32 50 27 gilding-rolls 234 75

18 line-rolls 73 50

6 dozen folders, at $3 18 00

5 dozen folders, at $2.75 13 75 2 dozen hammers, at $19.50 39 00

11-^ dozen hammer-handles 14 00

5 dozen trimmers, at $10 50 00

Carried forward - 17,199 59 381,621 42
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

Brought forw^ard $17, 199 59 .$381,621 42 2 dozen trimmers, at !$7. 50 15 00

4 glue-pots, at $10 40 00 24 glue-pots, at $2 48 00

10 glue-pots, at $2.50 25 00

130 cast-iron press-plates 143 35

300 feet belting, at 44 cents 13 20

270 feet belting, at 34.4 cents 92 88

60 feet belting, at 23 cents 13 80 300 feet belting, at 16.4 cents 49 20

336 feet belting, at 12 cents 40 32 50 belt-fasteners 3 50 4,000 ruling-pens, at 1.6 cents 64 00 13,704 ruliug-pens, at 1.18 cents 16171

1 fillet 6 75

3 fillets 18 25

12 pieces 2-line fillet 30 00

Shaftings, pulleys, &c 704 64 Machinists" labor and use of tools 328 05

220 pounds cotton waste, at 15 cents 33 00

20 pounds cotton waste, at 16 cents 3 20 781 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 39 05

8 dozen files, at |4.95 39 60

1 back-saw 3 75

1 grindstone , 4 16

2 dozen dividers, at $9 18 00

1 dozen dividers 6 00

48 lubricating cups, at 30 cents 14 40

1 dozen oilers 2 50

3 oilers 2 15

2 dozen oilstones, at $2.40 4 80

50 sandstones, at 20 cents 10 00

42 dozen shoe-knives, at 90 cents •. 37 80

12 dozen shoe-knives, at $1.25 15 00

1 dozen shoe-knives 3 00

50 awls and handles 25 00

5 foundation plates 33 25

18 steel creasers, at s2.'2n 40 50

499 pounds zinc 49 63

6 sieves 4 50

1 wringer 20 00

10 gauges, at $12 120 00

5, 388 pounds wire, at 25 cents 1, 347 00

324 pounds emery, at 6^ cents 21 06

1 dozen spatulas - 8 50

152 pieces prepared rubber, at $1 152 00

12 pounds rubber, at $1.60 19 20

21 stamps 158 55 Recutting stamps 2 50

2 monograms 7 00 25 pounds dubbin, at 25 cents 6 25

12 burners for gas furnace, at $6 72 00

5 dozen glue-brushes, at $30.50 152 50 Carried forward 21,473 09 381, 621 42
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Broiio-ht forward $21,473 09 |381, 621 42

5 dozen dust-bruslies 30 00 Miscellaneous brushes 29 60

1 punch • 2 50 21,535 19 Ledger and other papers

:

974 reams cap, at $3.80 , 3, 701''20 '1, 58l|i[; rpams cap, at $2.54 4, 016 91 622 reams medium, at $7.60 4,727 20

554i[!{3 reams medium, at $5.11 2,832 90 1,574 reams demy, at S5.85 9,207 90

1.053§11{, reams deruy, at .s3.89 4,099 12

310]f|;- reams super-royal, at sll.:]7 : 3,-527' 66 225 reams imx3erial, at 815.25 3,431 25

99 reams double-cap, at 89.53 943 47 145 reams double-cap, at 88.35 1,210 75

2^7 reams double-cap, at $7. .58 2,251 26

'-' 220^,^7 reams double-demv, at ^15 3,305 25 200 reams royal, at $9.20 1,840 00 ^ 183 reams manila, at $9.48......-r--'^ 1,736 73 ^ 207^f} reams manila, at $4.73 /('..( 1,375 24 ^^43./,7 reams hardAvare, at .s3,94 171 00 *^ 20 reams comb -lining, at $12.23 244 60

10 reams comb-lining, at $11.23 112 30 20 reams comb-liniug, at 811.20 224 00 70 reams marble, at 84.73 331 lO""

8-;?;^ reams Inlaid, at $9.58 , 82 60 C-^ 18 reams plaid, at $8.40 84 00 280 reams tissue, at $3.34 935 20 reams copying, at $2.09 261 25 ~T 2 reams sand, at $3.94 7 88

4 reams sand, at $3.56 14 24

2 reams sand, at 83.25 6 50 50,681 51 / Binding material: 'Binding-cloth, 2. 020 pieces, at $4.69 9, 473 80 504 pieces, at $7.05 3, 553 20

50 pieces, at $7.90 395 00

13, 422 00 Russia leather, 40, 559 feet, at 20i cents 8, 314 60

301 feet, at 14 cents 42 14

19 feet, at 18i cents 3 51

8, 360 25

Title-leather, 100^ dozen, at $10.90 1, 095 45 27i dozen, at $11 302 50

89 dozen, at 88.50 756 50 y 2, 154 45 Turkey morocco, 304 dozen, at $25.70 783 85 105i dozen, at $24.23 2.556 26

2^ dozen, at $34.91 75 64

1-^^ dozeu, at $39.90 46 55 3,462 30 Law-calf. 300 dozen, at $38 11,400 00

J dozen, at $22.46 3 74 11,403 74 Carried forward 492,640 86
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

Brought forward .^492,640 86 Law-sheep. '2. 700 dozen, at .S10..50 $28, 850 00 100 dozen, at s9 900 00 29,250 00 Roans, 221 dozen, at $8.50 1.878 50 ^ Skivers. 230 dozen, at 88.50 1.955 00 200i dozen , at 87 .25 1 . 453 62 195i dozen, at 85.50 1,075 25

4, 483 87

Fleshes. .504^ dozen, at 84.75 239 88 ^ Parchment. lOi dozen, at 86.75 70 88

Gokl-leaf, 13.0 packs, at 85.90 767 00 200 packs, at 86.90 1. 380 00 400 packs, at 87.05 2, 820 00

3f55 packs, at 86 2, 190 00

' 250 packs, at 86. 05 - 1 . 512 50

2.55 packs, at 86.95 1,772 25

850 packs imitation, at 81.50 1.275 00 11,716 75 ^Binders-board, 27.^, 244 pounds, at 4.9 cents 13, 633 95

982 pounds, at 5.5 cents 54 01

140, 450 ponnds, at 3.5 cents! 4. 915 75

50, 000 pounds, at 2.43 cents 1, 215 00

7.1,450 pounds, at 3.15 cents 2.250 66 306 ponnds, at 4.25 cents 12 75 22,082 12 ^^hread, 1, 008 pounds, at 93 cents 937 44 811 pounds, at 68-i^ cents 555 53

/ - 1,492 97 Twine, 2. 232 pounds, at 33 cents 736 56

\ pound, at 29 cents 14 736 70 Glue, 680 pounds, at 19 cents 129 20

19, 896 pounds, at 15f cents 3, 133 62 3,262 82 Cotton, 417 yards, at 25 cents 104 25 3,297f yards, at 6f cents 210 23

2, 689f yards, at 7 cents 188 28

502 76 Cambric, 1. 363| yards, at 7 cents 95 45 Crash. 4, 467^yards, at 13 cents 580 71

9, 295 yards, at 7 cents - 650 65

5, 914f yards, at 12 cents - 709 77 163 yards, at 9f cents 15 90

5. 43U yards, at 4 cents 217 26

2. 174 29 Tape. 10,944 yards 164 16

Braid, 120 yards, at 9 cents . . 10 80 576 yards, at 11 cents 8 64

12 pieces 20 62 40 06 Stay-binding, 2 dozen pieces, at S2 4 OO ^ Flannel, 10 yards, at 75 cents 7 50

.54^ yards (canton), at 12| cents (j 81 14 31 Canied forwai^d , 570, »50 36
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brougbt forward $570,850 38 Gray super, 30 pieces 46 50 ^ Canvas, 385 yards, at 23 cents 88 55

Jeweler's cotton, 25 pounds, at $1.50 37 50

Ribl)on, 200 yards at 4 cents 8 00 Wadding, 12 pieces, at 12^ cents 1 50 ,^Cord, 130 pounds, at 18^ cents 24 05 Heads-bands, 73 pieces, at 45 cents $32 85 48 pieces, at 72 cents 34 56

200 pieces, at 54 cents 108 00 175 41 Needles, 50 papers, at 6 cents 3 00 200 24

3 24

Flour, 81 barrels, at $6 486 00 Sponge, M\ pounds, at $2.50 103 73

30 pounds, at $2.15 64.50

168 23 Alcbohol, 328| gallons, at $2,135 702 16 4^ gallons, at $2.40 10 80

712 96 Beeswax, 150 iiounds, at 28 cents * 42 00

Oil, 146i gallons sperm, at $1.15 168 48

1 gallon neat's-foot, at $1 1 00 32 dozen sweet, at $1.20 38 40

2 dozen olive 21 25

229 13 Soap, 770| i^ounds, at 6-f'^7 cents 53 16 2 bars castile 1 00

54 16 Benzine, 344^ gallons, at 10 cents 34 45 Cherry press-boards ' 12 24 Dyes, gums, &c.: Carmine, 40 ounces, at .55 cents 22 00 66 ounces, at 60 cents 39 60

61 60 Cbrome-yellow, 36 pounds, at 35 cents 12 60 Ultramarine-blue, 28 pounds, at 25 cents 7 00 25 pounds, at 35 cents 8 75

15 75 Oxalic acid, 25 pounds, at 18 cents 4 50

25 pounds, at 16 cents 4. 00

8 50 Egg-albumen, 2.50 pounds, at 83 cents 207 50

Pearlasb, 150 pounds, at 15 cents 22 50 Alum, 350 pounds, at 6 cents 21 00

Beef-galls, 137, at 10 cents ' 13 70 Gum-bog, 480 pounds, at 95 cents 456 00 Ocher, 5 pounds, at 15 cents 75 Ammonia, 48 pounds, at 20 cents 9 60 Bichromate potash, \ pound 65 Gum-shellac, 175 pounds, at 45 cents 78 75 27 pounds, at 50 cents 13 50 92 25 Carried forward 573,896 70
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Brouglit forward |573, 896 70 Eosene, 2 pounds 19 00 Pulp-lake, 2 kegs

- 35 05 Soluble blue, 10 pounds, at 75 cents 7 50 Muriate of tin, 2 pounds 55

' Creosote, 22 pounds, at $1.25 27 50

. Varnish 1 15 Vinegar 10 50 Eggs 114 15 Brooms, 3, at 37^ cents |1 12

8 dozen, at |2.55 20 40

21 52 Mucilage, 5 gallons, at $3 15 00 Matches 2 35 Wax-taper holders, 1 dozen 5 00 Crocks, bowls, and buckets 24 75

2 water-coolers, at !?12 24 00

1 basin and stand 16 00

7 dozen chairs, at |10 70 00

2 stools 6 75

1 chair 7 50

1 desk 19 50 Stationery ' 337 53 Bindery type 682 08 Sawdust 14 40 Coal 548 65

Ice 126 90 Gas 1,729 97 Washing towels " 272 80 Rent of telephone 16 64 Telegraphing 3 71 Boxing, cartage, &c 395 85

All other material 106 85

Horses, wagons, &c. : One horse 150 00 Use of borse 206 days, at $1 206 00 Wagon repairs 393 45 Horse-feed 947 76 Harness and repairs 65 24 Medicine 16 65 Buckets 3 05 Horse-brushes 5 25 Horseshoeing 162 08

Salt 1 00 — 1,950 48

580,510 33 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1881. Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30,1882.

43, 145 96 27,889 80
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7.Statement shounng the dishursements on account of the Congressional

Record for the fiscal year endmg June 30, 1882. Pay of euiplo^^es

:

.July (earned in June) 13, 020 24 August (earned in July) 3, 174 95 September (earned in August) 3,511 79 October (earned in September) 1, 910 93 November (earned in October) 3, 459 74 December (earned in November) 1, 150 83 January (earned in December) 7, 701 09 February (earned in January) 10,297 38 Marcb (earned in February) 10, 888 28

April (earned in March) 12, 973 08 May (earned in April) 13, 340 89 June (earned in Mav) - 14, 253 96 $85,683 16- y Material, &c.

:

^ 2,345 reams printing-paper, 90 pounds, at |7. 11 16,530 75

/ 1,212 reams printing-paper, 90 pounds, at -f6. 84 8,290 08

650 reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at |3. 33 2,164 50

''^ \ 866 reams and 6~>^ quires printing-paper, 45 pounds, at y

^ 13.60 3, 118 76.^ ^ 34,000 feet imitation Russia leather, at 20^ cents 6,970 00 t/2U dozen law-sheep, at |10.50 225 75 y r-r dozen title-leather, at |8:50 1 42

,V dozen title-leather, at $10.90 1 82

51-5^0 reams marble-paper, at |4. 73 242 88

40, 350 pounds binder's boards, at 3^ cents 1, 412 25

60 packs gold-leaf, at $7.05 423 00 4^ 50 packs gold-leaf, at $6.90 .345 00

3, 231 pounds glue, at 15f cents , 508 88

50 pounds egg-albumen, at 83 cents 41 50

24 pounds twine, at 33 cents 7 92 ^10 barrels tiour, at $6 60 00

3 dozen bottles sweet oil, at $1.20 3 60 ^1,500 yards crash, at 13 cents 195 00 ^948 yards crash, at 12 cents 113 76 y 3 yards crash (for towels), at 9f cents 3 51 918i pounds wire for sewing machine, at 25 cents 229 62

5 pounds sponge, at $2.15 10 75

12 salt-sacks 4 20

50 galleys, at $2.25 112 50

50 galleys, at $2.90 145 00

50 chases, at 70 cents 35 00

976 feet rule, at 36 cents 35136

Cutting rule 16 00

40 feet rule, at 16 cents 6 40

30 pairs cases, at $1.75 52 50

2 dozen lye-brushes, at $3.85 7 70 912i inches side and foot sticks, at 5 cents 45 62

71 stands, at $5.35 379 85

1 make-up stand 48 00

4 imposing-stones, at $16 64 00 Carried forward 42,168 88 85,683 16
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Brouglit forward $42,168 88 $85,683 16 5 imposing-stone frames, at $3 15 00

2 galley -racks, at $40.50 81 00

/li proof-press and table 72 00

2 reams pink printing-paper, at $2.60 5 20

150 tin sliades, at 25 cents 37 50 Type 13, 095 20 Argand burner, sliade, and holder 1 75 Wicks, chimneys, and oil 4 95

3 student lamps, at $4.50 13 50 47| gallons benzine, at 10 cents 4 75

1 table 2 00

3 drop-spring shades, at $1.50 4 50

2 double writing tables, at $20 40 00 39 yards Brussels carpet, at $1.05 40 95 Sewing and laying carpet 3 90

1^ dozen chairs, at $12 18 00

1 dozen chairs, at slO 10 00

4 chairs, at $7 28 00

3 chairs, at $2 6 00

1 clock 15 00 Clock repairs 1 00 Engraving diagram 4 00 / Drawer locks, i^uUeys, &c 9 69

1 dozen brooms 2 55

4 X)air shears 6 00

2 spittoons 1 50

1 water-cooler 18 00

1 mail bag 4 00

85 feet belting, at 58 cents 49 30

72 feet belting, at 77 cents 55 44

4, 576 pounds ink, at 10 cents , 457 60

500 yards cotton, at 17 cents 85 00

105 gallons benzine, at 10 cents 10 50

76 gallons oil, at $1.15 87 40

1,200 pounds potash, at 6| cents 78 00 ^118^ pounds twine, at 13 CQnts 15 40 ^ 45 pounds cord, at IPi cents 8 32

If pounds thread, at 74 cents 1 30

72 pounds wire, at 25 cents • 18 00 2 paste-brushes ^ 2 25

22, 400 pounds stereotype metal, at 9.35 cents 2, 094 40 Stationery 36 10 Curtain fixtures 27 00

Gilbert's 100-light saver and regulator 100 00 y

Electrical plant, consisting of two dynamos, lamps, and all X

other necessary fixtures and labor 3,839 69 ^

Gas-pipe 66 20 Altering gas-pipe 75

Pulleys, shafting, &c 221 00 Gas... 1,315 51

Ice ... 48 70 Coal 370 90 Kindling-wood 8 10 Carried forward 64,711 68 85,683*16

4 P P
50 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward #64, 711 68 .$85, 683 16 ne 16 09

Freiglit, boxiug, &c 73 16 Wasbiug towels : 69 05 Use of iiorse 62 days, at .fl 62 00 Horse-feed 182 30

Horse-slioeing 23 00 Horse-blauket 5 00 Harness I'cpairs 4 00 Wagon repairs 72 75 65,219 03 Total - 150, 902 19 The clerk in charge of Congressional Record account is paid out of

the appropriation for "Salaries, Office of Public Printer."

S. —Statement showing the dishiirsements on account of Lithographing

and Engra ving for the Senate a nd Rouse of Representatives (except Congressional Record), the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court of

Claims, and the Executive Departments during the fiscal year ending June

30, 1882.

300, 000 copies of illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1880 $96,000 00

50, 000 copies of illustrations for Special Report No. 34 of the Department

of Agriculture 13, 600 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for Special Report No. 33 of the Department

of Agriculture 240 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for Report ou Contagious Pleuro-Pneumcmia

in Cattle 250 00 10,050 copies of illustrations for Twelfth Annual Report of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 13, 697 16

10, 050 copies of illustrations for Dr. A. S. Packard's paper in Prof. F. Y. Hayden's Report for 1878 3, 150 00

10, 050 copies of illustrations for Capt. R. W. Shufeldt's paper in Prof. F. Y. Hayden's Report for 1878 3, 850 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for volume 4 of the Fin^l Reports of the

Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 6, 300 00

1, 500 copies of illustrations for volume 4 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 1, 395 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for Prof. J. S. Newberry's paper in volume

8 of the Final Reijorts of the Geological and Geographical Survey

of the Territories 600 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for volume 13 of the Final Reports of the

Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 9, 000 00

5, 050 copies of illustrations for volume 14 of the Final Reports of the

Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territaries 2, 000 00

5, 650 copies of illustration for Report of the Secretary of the Interior

for 1881 250 00 5,650 copies of illustration for Report of the Commissioner of Indian

Affairs for 1881 240 00

2. 000 copies of illustration for Report of Board of Indian Commissioners 90 00

5, 700 copies of illustrations for Report of the Secretary of War for 1881 . 2, 950 00 Carried forward 153,612 16
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

Bronglit forward $153,612 16

300 copies of illustrations for Report of tlie Qnartermaster-Generalfor

1881 1-25 00

15, 700 copies of illustrations for Report of tlie Chief Signal Officer for 1880 3,350 00 7.400 copies of 135 illustrations, and 7.950 copies of '2 illustrations for Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1881 2, 125 00 10 900 copies of 29 plates. 5.700 copies of 122 plates, and 2,500 cojiies of

93 plates for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1881 750 00 8,000 copies of 10 plates, 6,900 copies of 36 plates, and 1,500 copies of 4

plates for Report of the Secretary of the Xavy for 1881 2, 365 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for Report of the United States Geological

Survey 90 00

3. 050 copies of illustrations for Mr. Becker's volume cf the Report

of the United States Geological Survey 450 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for Mr. Hague's volume of the Report of the United States Geological Survey 2 275 00 3,050 copies of illustrations for Captain Button's volume of the Report

of the United States Geological Survey 1, 843 00 3,050 copies of illustrations for Professor Marsh's volume of the Report

of the United States Geological Survey 6,832 35 3,050 copies of iilustratious for Mr. Gilhert's volume of the Report of the United States Geological Survey 214 60

4, 900 copies of illustrations for Report of the United States Geological

Survey for 1881 8, 240 75

15, 050 copies of illustrations for Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution 9, 832 13 200 copies of 7 plates, and 50 copies of 8 plates for volume 2 of the Report of the United States Entomological Commission 34 75

3, 400 copies of plates for Report of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1878 674 00 4,900 copies of plates for Report of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1879 943 00

3, 500 copies of chart for Report of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1880 150 00

150 copies of 8,699 pages of Specifications of Patents 13, 048 50

1,000 copies of illustrations for Paris Exposition Reports 963 15 4,750 copies of illustrations for Supplement Xo. 14, National Board of Health Bulletin 717 55

1, 050 copies of illustrations for Professional Papers No. 23 673 35

5, 050 copies of plate for volume 4 of Contributions to North American

Ethnology - 500 00

5, 080 copies of plate for Annual List of Merchant Vessels 220 00

1, 630 copies of maps for Report on the Marine Hospital Service 170 00

1, 900 copies of illustrations for Report of the Commission to Codify the United States Land Laws 165 00

2, 550 copies of illustrations for Bulletin No. 22 of the National Museum. 153 00

1, 550 copies of maps for American Ephemeris for 1885 150 00

3, 050 copies of plates for Report on Motive Machinery of Steam Yacht

Leila 136 00

2, 000 copies of x)lates for North's Report in the Tenth Census 90 00 500 copies of maps for Report of Lieutenaut-General Sheridan on Big Horn Mountains 83 00 550 copies of plates for Report on Decrease of Water in Springs 75 00 Carried forward 211,101 29
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Brought forward $211,101 20

10, 050 copies of plates for Rules of Practice of United States Patent

Office : 132.00

1, 200 copies of plates for Report on Mallory Screw 66 00 \ 1, 050 copies of plates for Report on Fuel for the Army 52 00 550 copies of plates for Miscellaneous Notes on Navigation 45 00

2, 650 copies of plates for Report of Select Committee on Reform in the

Civil Service 38 50

500 copies of diagram for Proceedings in the Trial of Charles J. Guiteau 35 00

550 copies of map for Notes on Point de Graves 30 00 300 copies of covers for mst])s for Report of Commissioners of the District of Columbia for 1880 30 00 1,000 copies of plate for Circular in relation to Army Cast Iron Coal Heater No. 6 15 00

50 copies of plate for Record of National Military Cemetery at Saint Augustine, Fla 10 00

450 copies of plate for volume 16 of Court of Claims Decisions 8 00

75 copies of plates for Elliott's Report on Alaska 8 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 1 170 00

3, 750 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 10 485 00

2, 250 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 4 1, 004 45

2, 150 copies of maps of Senate Ex. Doc. No. 24 90 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 25 235 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 29 80 00 1,900 copies of 5 illustrations and 2,400 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 30 360 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No 32 23 00

2, lEO copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 33 75 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 38 85 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 46 52 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 53 218 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 61 250 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 65 90 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70 750 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 75 170 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doo. No. 76 82 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 80 87 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 81 70 00

1,900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 85 40 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 90 37 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 95 37 00 1,900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 121 155 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 125 170 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 126 140 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 129 117 00

2, 650 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 130 39 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 135 1.55 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 142 245 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 158 93 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 162 177 00 1,900 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 15 220 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 19 105 00

1,900 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 28 , 155 00 1,900 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 29 80 00 Carried forward 219, 912 24
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Brought forward 1 8-219,912 24

1,900 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. Xo. 32 70 00 1,900 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 87 180 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Report No. 1.50 50 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Report No. 242 75 00

100 copies of plates for Honse Ex. Doc. No. 98, 2d sess. 45th Cong. 131 00

7, 900 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 10, 2d sess. 46th Congress 3, 050 00

3, 800 copies of 21 plates and 3,4.50 copies of 8 plates for House Ex. Doc.

No. 23, 2d sess. 46th Congress - 250 00

11, 830 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 7, 3d sess. 46th Congress. 405 00

2. 475 copies of 1 map, 2,500 copies of 3 max)S, and 2,200 copies of 4 maps

for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 6 1, 290 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 9 85 00

2, 050 copies of plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 12 879 95

1,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 18 180 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 20 160 00 5,740 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 23 80 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 37 45 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 39 145 00

2, 1.50 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 45 130 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 46 250 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 49 45 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 54 110 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 55 165 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 76 165 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc, No. 79 100 00

2, 000 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 80 106 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 90 160 00 1,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 92 220 00

4, 050 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 93 231 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 95 91 00 2,350 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 98 167 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 113 76 00

1. 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 129 90 00

2, 1.50 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 139 49 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 146 40 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 171 45 00 1,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 176 1.55 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 180 30 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 196 250 00

1, 900 copies of map for Honse Mis. Doc. No. 19. 222 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Report No. 848 20 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Report No. 993 40 00 25 copies of 63 plates for United States Supreme Court Records 190 00 30 copies of 1.50 plates for United States Supreme Court Records ... 589 00

31 cox>ies of 2 plates for United States Supreme Court Record 6 00 35 copies of 1 plate for United States Supreme Court Record 3 00 50 copies of 1 plate for United States Supreme Court Record 18 00

30 copies of 23 plates for Court of Claims cases 140 00 60 copies of 10 plates for Court of Claims case 145 00 Transferring to stone 6 idates for Smithsonian Report 80 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Agriculture for 1880 6, 947 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey" 3, 822 00 Carried forward 239,885 19
54 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brouglit forward $239,885 19 Engraving illustrations for Captain Button's volume of the Report of the United States Geological Survey 3,241 00 Engraving illustrations for Mr. Gilbert's volume of the Report of the United States Geological Survey 3, 663 00 Engraving illustrations for Mr. Hague's volume of the Report of the United States Geological Survey 55 00 Engraving illustration for Mr. Lord's volume of the Report of the United

States Geological Survey 8 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the United States Geological Survey

for 1881 5,085 00 Engraving illustrations for Dr. White's volume of the Report of the United

States Geological Survey 1,605 00 Engraving illustrations for Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution 4.54 75 Making alterations in 155 illustrations for Annual Report of the Director

of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution .51 00 Engraving illustrations for Second Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution. 3, 0.54 00 Engraving illustrations for Tvrelfth Annual Report of the Geological and

Geographical Survey of the Territories 3, 218 90 Engraving illustrations for volume 12 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geograpical Survey of the Territories 38 50 Engraving illustrations for volume 14 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 1, 549 00 Engraving illustrations for Prof F. V. Hayden's Report for 1879 208 00 Engraving illustrations for volume 5 of Contributions to North American

Ethnology 420 00 Engraving illustrations for volume 6 of Contributions to North American

Ethnology 107 75 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Secretary of the Interior for 1881 29 75 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office for 1881 17 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Secretary of War for 1881 5 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1881 84 75 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1881 30 25 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief Signal OfiBcer for 1880 ... 94 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Secretary of the Navy for 1881. 250 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 3 of the Ujiited States Entomological Commission 1,165 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Fish and Fisheries for 1879 2, 270 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission

for 1881 140 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 9 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 13 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 14 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 17 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bdlletin No. 21 15 00 Engraving illustrations for National Board of Healtli Bulletin No. 24 16 50 Engraving illustrations for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 26 202 50 Engraving illusti/ation for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 29 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 30 2 25 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. .32 2 25 Engraving iliustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 34 22 00 Carried forward 267,065 34
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

Brought forward : |267,065 34 Engraving illustration for National Board of Healtlr Bulletin No. 35 2 25 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 37. 23 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 39 25 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 46 25 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 50 26 50 Engraving illustrations for Supplement No. 16, National Board of Health

Bulletin 3 50 Engraving illustrations for Supplement No. 18, National Board of Health

Bulletin 109 50 Engraving illustration for Supplement No. 19, National Board of Health

Bulletin 42 00 Making alterations in illustration for Supplement No. 19, National Board

of Health Bulletin J 8 00 •^Engraring plate for Ordnance Notes No. 153 8 25 Engraving plate for Ordnance Notes No. 154 2 75 Engraving plate for Ordnance Notes No. 155 6 25 Engraving plate for Ordnance Notes No. 157 2 75 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 158 3 00 Engraving i^lates for Ordnance Notes No. 163 14 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 165 10 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 168 20 00 Engraving jjlates for Ordnance Notes No. 170 154 25 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 171 18 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 175 26 00 Engraving plate for Ordnance Notes No. 179 20 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 184 , 140 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 190 15 50 Engraving plates for Ordnanc*; Notes No. 191 6 75 Engi-aviug plates for Otiicial Records of the War of the Rebellion-. 472 25 Engraving plates for Proceedings in the Trial of Charles J. Guiteau 307 75 Engraving plates for Specitications of Patents 25 90 Engraving plates for Hand-Book for Medicine Chest 250 00 Engraving plates for Report of United States Marine Hospital Service .. 250 00 Engraving plates for A Treatise on Projections 250 00 Engraving plates for Notes on Navigation 246 00 Engraving plates for Smithsonian Report for 1880 192 00 Engraving plates for Report on Weather Guides 165 00 Engraving plates for Reporr on the Management of the Springfield Rifle. 112 00 Engraving plates for Navy Scientitic Papers No. 70 110 00 Engraving plate for Professional Papers No. 24 1 50 Engraving plate for Report on Deep-Sea Soundings 1 50 Engraving fac-siniile of signature of Postmaster-General 2 00 Engraving plate for Report on Motive Machinery of Steam Yacht Leila . 2 00 Engraving plate for Report of Select Committee on Reform in the Civil Service 4 00 Engraving plate for Proceedings of Warren Court of Inquiry 4 50 Engraving plate tor Translation of Treatise on River Improvements 4 50 Engraving plates for Forms Nos. 4-569 and 4-590 of the General Land

^^^^e 5 00 Engraving ])late for Congressional Directory 5 00 Engraving plate for Record of National Military Cemetery at Saint Augustine, Fla ^

[ 5 00 Engraving i>lates for Circular of Information of the Quartermaster-General's Office 7p; Carried forward 270 199 24
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. ^ Brought forward $270, 199 24 Engraving plates for Theory of Blasting 8 00 Engraving plate for Consular Report No. 16 9 00 Engraving plates for Report of Life- Saving Service 10 00 Engraving plates for Notes on Point de Graves 11 75 Engraving plate for brief in case of Yale Lock Company v. James 13 25 Engraving plates for Foreign Relations 15 00 Engraving plate for Instructions relating to Enlistments 18 00 Engraving plate for report on Transit of Venus, Part 2 19 50 Engraving plate for Special Report, No. 11, of the Department of Agricul- ture 20 00 Engraving plates for Register of United States Naval Academy 20 50 Engraving plates for Proceedings of Agricultural Convention 32 00 Engraving plates for Appendix to Circular No. 6, Bureau of Education.. 40 00 Engraving plate for testimony regarding Potomac flats 50 00 Engraving plate for report on foreign commerce 50 00 Engraving plate for testimony taken before Senate Committee on Public Lands in relation to General Land Office 67 50 Engraving plates for circular of information No. 1, 1881, of the Bureau

of Education 71 00 Engraving plates for American Ephemeris for 1885 75 00 Engraving plates forms Nos. 4-459 and 4-459a of the Department of the

Interior 90 00 Engraving plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 10 250 00 Engraving plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 31 34 00 Engraving plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70... , 1,600 00 Engraving plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 73 45 00 Engraving plate for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 96 8 00 Engraving plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 178 25 50 Engraving plate for Senate Report No. 147 10 00 Engraving plate for Senate Report No. 242 5 00 Engraving i^lates for House Ex. Doc. No. 23, second session Forty-sixth

Congress 37 50 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 8, second session Forty-sixth

Congress 44 00 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 12 250 00 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 13 15 00 Engraving plate for House Ex. Doc. No. 28 2 00 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 81 9 00 Engraving plate for House Ex. Doc. No. 153 1 50 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 156 31 50 Engraving plates for House Mis. Doc. No. 14 36 00 Engraving plates for House Mis. Doc. No. 20 9 50 Engraving plate for House Mis. Doc. No. 21 4 50 Engraving plates for House Mis. Doc. No. 29 26 00 Engraving plates for House Mis. Doc. No. 35 119 70 Engraving ])lates for House Mis. Doc. No. 38 32 00 Engraving plate for House Report No. 140 13 50' Engraving plate for House Report No. 236 17 50 Engraving plate for House Report No. 397 28 00 Engraving diagrams for United States Supreme Court Records. 421 60 Engraving diagrams for Court of Claims cases 258 95 Total 274,154 99
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

yo. 9.

Statement showing the dishursements on account of Completing the Xeic General Catalogue of the Library of Congress dnring the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1882. Pay of employes:

July (earned in Jnne)

Au^^nst (earned in July)

September (earned in August) .., October (earned in September) .. Xorember (earned in October). .. December (earned in November)

2,085 68

72 reams calendered printing-paper, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at -$5.34. . 384 48 Total , 2.470 16

1218 90

169 60 458 84

389 31 528 07 320 96

Xo. 10.Statement showing dishursements on accoiint of Telephonic Connection between the Capitol and the Government Printing Office during

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882. Rent of telephones (from April 1 to Jnne 30, 1881) |58 25

No. 11.

Statement showing disbursements on account of Haydenh Atlas

of Colorado.

3,000 copies of the Atlas of Colorado, by F. Y. Hayden $10, 500 00

No. 12.'—Statement shotcing the disbursements on account of printing Report of Committee on Transportation Routes to the Seaboard during

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882. Pay of employes:

September (earned in August) |869 62 October (earned in September) 399 59 March (earned in Febraary) 271 04 / 1, 540 25

17 pieces binders" cloth, at •>;4.69 79 73 •^1,700 x^ounds binders' board, at 3^ cents 59 50

50 pounds glue, at 15f cents 7 88

2 pounds orange shellac, at 45 cents 90

3 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.50 4 50

. / 36 pounds tinned wire, at 25 cents 9 00

i?^ 150 yards crash for se^ying books, at 7 cents 10 50

o, 000 copies each of nine maps 280 00

. 1 gallon alcohol 2 14 V^164 reams calendered printing paper, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

S4.50.5 738 82 1^,417^ pounds map paper, at 10.3 cents 146 00 Total 2,879 22
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Statement showing the nuinher of persoiifi empJoi/ed in the public printing and hinding {except Congressional Record) during the fiscal gear ending June 30, 1882, iviih the

length of time each has been emploged and the amount each has receired. PUBLIC PEINTIXG.

ifame.

H. T. Briau

A. H. S. Davis W. H. Collins

J. M. A. Spottswood.

.

Aven Pearson

R. W. Kerr

Ed. M. Spedden

F. tJ. Stitt John Furlong W. S. Baker

William Barnum

Henry N". Boernstein. John H Boner

Georae Burklin A. T. Cavis W. E. Chase

Georjie A. Callahan .

.

John F. Connoll^^ W. W. Deloe

E. W. Denison Benjamin Drew

H. AUForesman

I. Fuller Georae Gregory

Charles H. Lewis: John F. McUermot .

.

C. S. Mjers

J. Osborne

Charles ^V. Otis

S.J. Phillips M. W. Pveynolds

Al. M. Eobinson

C. M. Robinson

J. A. Scott

J. L. Slentz

F. B. Stitt John W. Thomas

William Towers

E. B. Wallace

C. A. Waterman E.M. Wheat

M. R. Woodward . . .

.

Frank A. Baxter

A. F. Bloomer

O. F. Duuiap

J. F. Fleury

William Flinn A. S. Griggs Andrew Grogan

J. N. Hall . .

.

D. M. Hamlin

C. R. Hanleiter W.H.Harrison

J. J. Heron

George M. Johnston . James 11. Matile

G. M. Mi-yers John S. Poler John W. Shotwell. . .

.

E. B. Wilson

B. M. Winters

D. W. Beach

C. H. Da vis W. <;.Bnroes

J. ^r. Craig

IT. F. J. Drake

C. F\ Gilraoi e, H. W.Gray

J. G. MeDowell

Georae A. R. McNeir.

J. M. \ral<mey

T. S. Slentz .

'. AY. IT. Towers ,

Time employed.

Days.

313

57 256

Hours.

2, 374

2, 499

2, 499

2, 880

2, 623

2, 653

2, 725

1, 752

2, 716

2, 538

3, 140

2, 051

2, 494

2, 948

2, 740

2, 265

2, 510

2. .599 939 1,203

2, 772

871

1, 380

2, 729

2, 941 208

1, 827

2, 859

2, 573

1, 953

2, 034

1, 129

2, 941 1,112

2, 506

2, 979

3, 336

2, 445

389

2, 797

2, 070

2, 846

2, 917

157

1, 550

305

2, 410

447 3,451

713

1, 794

517

2, 409

408

2, 671 315 ' 1, 193

2. fi.")!)

70J2. 795

2, 782

2, 882

3, 009

3, 227

2, 985

2, 563

Amount

received.

$438 44

1, 655 77

], 600 00 1.799 75

1, 562 22

1, 365 35

1 , 399 44

1. 399 44

1, 670 40

1,252 13

1, 406 09 1,444 25 928 56 1,307 66

1, 345 14

] . 659 00 981 99

1, 025 55 1,502 44 1,452 20 ],200 45

1, 127 67 3,377 47 497 07 637 59

1, 469 16

:!68 16 706 18

] , 446 37

], 345 40. 110 24

804 25

1. 515 27

] . 363 69

1, 035 0!)

1, 078 02 598 37

1, 558 73

.589 36

1, 328 18

1, 578 87

1, 736 28

978 00 157 42

1, 118 80 828 00

1, 138 40

1, 166 80

62 80 620 00 122 00 964 00 178 80

1, 380 79 285 20 717 ()0 200 80 9G3 60

163 20

1 , 068 40

126 00

.528 60

5 00

8 41) 382 00

li)2 50

1, 4'4:

1. 3f

1, 397 50

1, 3!)1 (10 1, 330 90

1 . 504 50 1.613 :a, 1, 492 50 1,281 50

Nafiie.

'SI. Brosnahau .

.

J. S. liiirnside. .

.

F. ,^[.. Dodge W. McFarlane

A. F. Randolph ...... \V. F. Rodrick

T'. H. Smith

G. H, Ackennau

Sydney Adams

C. J. Alexander . . . . ;

.

Oscar Alexander

F. B.Baker John Baltzell M. Barringer ... B. F. Barrows James Bawu

Seward Beall Alex.P. Beatty

S. N. Benerman

J. M. Bixler John P. Boss William M Boyd . . . Wallace lirewer W. II. Jirock

S. R. Bi(H)ks "W. S. Brooks

C. P. Brown.

Louise Ik'vant

S. McL.-Byington . - - J. D. Chedal > W. P. Chew

J. F. Chiplev... 1 W. l\. Chipioy i .I.B.Clark

Rich. W. Glaxton

Jolni C. Coheaiie William M. Connell... AI.Cottle (George W. Cox

E. D.Crandall

AV. L. Crooker i E. C. Crump

C. M. Cyphers

S. M. Davis i H. L. Davison Z W. Den bam

N. B. Denny

Chas. F. Depue

AV. H. De.xter John B. Dickman

Jos. Dierken

S. X. Diusraoiii James Douahertv - . - D. R. Doyle

H. Dfiling Jehn T. Dunbar

C. A. Edeleu

tl. (i. Ellis C. E. Erclib(-raer ... C. P. Tivaus H. Clay Evans

Ma!.aie Evaus

C. Eve . I Edw. J. Faliuu ' Aloy. S. Fennell 1 S:inil. Ferrier W. M Fisher

.V. II Fiemina

William Floyd Byron A. Ford

A. C. FrancisiM)

F. eni. Franklin

P. P. Glass '

. -

2, 918

2, 863

.$1, 313 10

1, 288 35'

3, 115 \, 401 75-

2, 7.52 1, 238 40

2, 966 1, 334 70

3, 314 1,438 3.5. 2, 636 1 , 186 20

2, 582 ] , 032 80

1 , 624 649 60

3, 058 1, 223 20

2, 797 1, 118 80

2, 686 1, 074 40

1. 089 20

' 210 84 00

2, 637

2, 331

1, 054 80

932 40

833 333 20

2, 171 868 40

679 271 60

1, 990 796 00

2, 782 1, 112 80

2, 849 1, 139 60

2, 739 1, 095 60

1, 110 80

1^ 332 .532 80

1. 1-54 461 60

2, 670 1, 068 00

1, 508 603 20

2, 622 1, 048 80'

2, 204 881 60

1^ 733 693 20

1^ 606 ' 642" 40

' 963 385 20

2, 847 1. 145 56-

2,' 361 944 40

2' 381 952 40

651

696

260 40' 278 40

2, 998 ] . 199 20

' 393 ]57 20

2 840 1, 136 00

2' 896 1, 158 40

1 162 464 80

2' 941

2' 883

1, 176 40

1, 153 20

1 478 591 20

2 974 1. 189 60

2 899 1, 159 60

715 286 00

817 326 80

1 580 632 00

*) .57

1

1 028 40

1! 208 ' 483 20

1 , 482 59-^ 80

2. 790 1. 116 00

2, 747 1. 098 80

1, 482 592 80

451 50

2. 774 1, 109 60

248 99 20

1, 668 667 20

391 1.56 40

2 232 892 80

2! 791 1, 116 40

2, 798 1. 119 20

"2, 819 1, 127 60

1, 254 501 60

2, 157 862 80 1,280 512 00 448 179 20

2, 705 1,082 00

2; 812 1,124 80

2, 979 1. 191 60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 59

No. 13.

Persons empJoyed in ilie pnhlic printing, <^g. —Goutiniied.

Time employed.

ZS'ame.

S. D. Gordon

Geo. R. Gray

G. Wilmer Graham . W. B. Greene May M. Grove

J. T. Halle clc G. r. Hammer

E. J. Handlv

C. T. Hardiua

Geo. H. Harriss W. A. Hartman

Will. Heffellinger. .

.

W. C.Henrv

C, W. Henshaw

S. H. Herman

Jno. J. Hiogins

F. M. Hill

Auojs. E. Holdeii . . .

.

A. HosDjan

Geo. W. Howard...-

T. W. Howard

Tbos. Hughes

Tho8. T. Hurdle

:C. T. Hutchinson. .

.

Albert E. Ingalls . .

.

M. A. Irwin

I. J. Jamison

C. T. Johnson

J. H. Kahlert James Kane

H. A. Keefer

F. C.Kemon.. M. H. Kendig . . . Martin Keudig

H. F. KcTser

J. M. Kilible Richai'^ Kingsman . Aug.^M. Laing

Ealph E. Langstou .

.

B. F. Larcombe

F. B. Lathrop

Chas. H. Leeds

C. M. Lewis W. P. Liggett

TT. S. Louclermilk. . Chas. Lustig H. F. McArdle

Daniel McCallum . .

.

J. McCormick

H. McElfresh Wm. H. McFadden.

A. McLean

T. McMahoii

Thos. K. MciS'eir .

.

C. D. McPlierson . .

.

T. M. Mace

F. Z. Magairo

Jas. B. Mahan

J. A. Mahouey

Harry B. Major

0. F. Mattiu^ly

TT. H. Mattingly - -

.

C. L. Minor

]\r. Mohler

J. B. Moulden

Samuel E Mullen . Jos. V. Murray

Burrows Xelson

J. B. Nelson

E. S. Xichols

J. T. Nicholson H. A. Nothnagel . . Jeremiah O Connell.

J. W. O Ronrke . . -

.

P. C. Oberley Frank E. Park

E. H. Patterson . . .

.

L. H. Patterson ...

i Amount

i received. Name.

Days. Hours.

Time employed.

[Days. Hours.

TfiO $304

1, 022

00

2. 555 00 696 278 40

2, 044 817 60 797 318 80

2, 674 1, 069 60 1,290 516 00

1, 579 631 60 1,551 620 46

2, 691 1,076 40

1. 210 484 00 1,490 596 00

2. 816 1, 126 40

2, 843 1. 137 20

2, 622 L 048 80

1, 923 769 20

2, 357 942 80 830 332 00 807 322 80

1, 547 618 40

2, 772 1, 114 65

2, 738 1, 095 20

1, 143 457 20

2, 611 1, 014 40

2, 502 1. 000 80

.^24 329 60

2, 715 1, 086 00

2, 656 J, 062 40

2. 901 1 , ] 60 40

2, 112 844 80

2. 813 1. 125 20

2, 893 1, 157 20

2. 450 950 15

5-J4 209 60

533 213 20

3, 040 1, 216 00

19 7 60 595 23.S 00 599 239 60

1, 389 555 60

2, 623 1, 019 50

3. 043 1. 217 20 317 126 80

2, 737 1 , 094 80

2, 775 ]. 110 00

2, 860 1, 144 00

1 , 390 556 00

]. 468 587 2(1 380 1.52 00

3, 031 1. 180 60

2, 663 1 , 067 20

2, 465 986 00

1, 787 714 80

1, 024 409 60

2, 569 1,027 60

2, 941 ], 176 40

2, 085 817 50

1, 558 623 20 673 269 20

2. 757 ], t)44 0(J 2, 728 .1, 091 2(t 258 103 20

2, 703 1, 081 20

SO 32 00

2, 572 1,028 80

2, 725 1,090 00

2. 771 1, 108 40

2, 368 947 20

2. 591 1, 036 40

152 60 80

1. 442 576 80

2, 667 1, 065 80

> 38'? 922 95

2. 734 1, 002 40

2. 377 950 80

2, 594 J . 037 60

2, 729 1, 061 15

2, 607 1, 042 80

L. Petrie

E. F. Pitts Hamilton Piatt. .. J. H. Piatt A. B. Proctor . . A. R. Quantrille..

J. C. Quein W. R. Ramsey ... W. F. Randolph .

.

C. W. Rempp

T. S.Rice

i A. E. Riddle

J. M. Ridgaway .

.

1 J. K. Robinson

J. E. L. Rodier Zidon E. Ross

Daniel L. Sansom.

: G.AV. -Sargent .... E. C. Scaggs James F. Scaggs. - C. W. Schell W. L. Schmalhoff

.

VTilliani C. Sefton.

R. O. Shaut

O. Shaw

J. W. Sherman

H. L. Shomo

O. V. Shomo

R.H.Silvey L Simmonds

E. U. Smith

Robert L. Smith .

.

W. (

)." Smith Han-y L. Snyder.

.

J. W." Snyder

Charles Spencer George Spencer. M. V. B. Stevens A. Stiarwalt

: Port Stout

' W. H. Sweeney . A.H.Taylor.'-

i A. W. Tebbetts

.

E. H. Thomas . CP. Thomson L E. H. Tuttle |. Lillie Vaughan j .

.

W. F. Walsmith L D. S. Walton ;

.

A. L.Watson W. II Watson

W. S.AVaiulby I Geoige J. Webb !., John Weber

!' Samuel Wehrly '. Add. D. Welch

C. K. Weller :. F. S. West

Tlieo. P. White

G. T. Wbittiiigtou

E. S. Wiler ..: L. Woodu ai'd B. C. V^right ;

.

.-Geoi'ge Berry ; .'

\ Byron Bond ; George P. Dowell .V. D. W. Fleming

Henry L. Frazier George A. Gordon , .

.

Harry C. Griffin i.. William Harrison James T. Kearney

William S. Lucas . E. J. Malone

H. K.Penrod

: Edw.Redfield '.\...X.\ J.Franklin Sewall i C. E.Slentz ' !

2,794

1,087 ! 2,499 ; 32 2,140 ; 2, 278 i 892 i 1,471 ' 2,607 ! 1,515 i 2,048 1 3.019 ' 2,033 2,947 ; 2, 555 ; 3,057 i 1,854 ' 1,514 i 1,635

2,665

2,820 2,759 ! 2,719

1,224

2, 696

2, 854

2, 700 2,796

2,392

3,019

2, 471

720 2,909 : 3,050 I 3,213 2,807 ; 1,145 i 2,827 i 395 ! 1,691 i 2,772

2,632 i 2, 166 I 2,449 j 2,859

1,273

299 i 390

2,642 1,418

2,001

1,450

2, 647

2, 662

801

1, 280

2, 677

2, 898

2, 199

2, 840

2, 766

1. 754 424

1,728

784' 792 . 343

1, 7.59 535 1,047 1,654

1, 734

1, 283 1,975

599

569

2, 475

Amount

received.

1, 118 40

434 80 999 60

12 80

856 00

911 20

356 80 600 62

1, 042 80 606 00

819 20

1, 207 60 813 20

1. 178 80

1, 022 00

1, 222 80

741 60 605 60

654 00

1, 085 OO

1, 128 OO

1, 103 60

I, 087 60 489 60

1 , 078 40

1, 141 60

1, 080 OO

1,118 40

956 80

1, 207 60 988 40

288 00

1,163 60

1, 220 00

1, 285 20

1, 122 80 458 00

1, 130 80

158 00

676 40

1, 108 80 1,052 80

866 40

979 60

1, 143 60

509 20 119 60

156 OO

1,056 80

647 20

800 40

580 00 198 40

1, 058 80

1, 064 40

320 40

512 OO

1, 069 80

1, 159 20

1, 136 00

1. 106 40

701 60

53 00 215 97

97 99

99 OO

51 50 219 87

78 33 130 86 206 72 210 72

160 36

246 85

74 87

71 10

309 .34
60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the puMic iwiniing, t^c. —Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

H. W. Stevens

J. Georg:e Day

H. W. Hounds ,. E. L. Richmond W. J. Simmons

A. A. Allison

I. P. Beithroug M. W. Chollar W. L. Crounse M.W. Mitchell . David Nicholson . . /.

.

A. S. Dcfrees /.. Andrew Smith \/. .

.

H. K.Collins

D. H. Costello, jr Robert Wilson

J. H. Butcher Edward B. Jones

H. H. Jones James Gr. Woodward.

.

W. H. Ayars

George W. Banks .... John Robert Ross . .

.

John Buckman

='W. H. Cole William Crawford John T. Ferguson W, A. Eurmage

Jacob Huster Amos Irving Thomas Kearney Edward Malone

G. L. Milton Joseph Murphy

D. G.Myers.... • Joe Sardo Clavton Webster

C. H. Wilson John C.Wright

Herbert; S. Flynn

Richai-d Murphy

Alex. Elliott, jr'.

.

George S. King W. B. Daly Perry Brown .

.

Frank Coburn .

.

H. C. Cowell .... W. B. Kelly David Leonard

Paul Livingston John E. Parker. George Recar .

.

S. L. Rowzee

J. S.Smith W. S. Whitmore 1 , George S. Perrie \ Byron Waters j W. M. Laporte j..... Thad. Baden W. H. Baker

E. R. Baptist William J. Boyd Thomas Bvrd W. H. Chase W. T. Detweiler

L. E. Etchisou Georue (iayle G. M. Hardest er Will n'u X. Hebard

Mnrtiii ^raiianld Edvv ard T. Mathews . . Timothy (^^uinlan . . .

.

, Charh's Russell

J. C. Russell : T. W. Shorao I Bee G. Stocks { H. Groshon 313 W. R. Baura i 2 m

Amount

received.

$262 23 384 75 175 37 49 50 1,304 15

1, 252 00 902 00 ],252 00 156 00

1, 252 00

1, 252 00 796 80 368 00 747 00

13 L 20 939 00 626 00 324 75

52 00 156 00 538 50 805 25

575 25

806 50 266 25 776 00 594 75

117 25 380 25 815 50

761 75

892 25 451 50 251 50

511 68 709 50 296 75 808 75

857 25 545 99

81 50

1, 799 75

1, 367 60

1, 161 37 856 24

648 86 879 56 855 36

892 76

864 16 901 56 958 32 876 04 922 26

950 81 890 43 863 98 S54 38 595 28

007 32 672 84

707 28 750 68 863 52 537 32 028 32

721 .56 176 40

10 92

643 44 675 92 675 64

671 IG 705 32 482 50 4 69

1, 799 75

1, 067 07

Name.

^G. W.Bowen

J. E. Bright

L. D. Hatch

P.obert H. White

John W. Work

I). M. Covey

E. Coburn John Goodrich.

J. R. Mickle

B. F. Wright Thomas J. Alleger G. B. Atkinson

Sidney T. Bates

P. M. Becker

S. S. Bowman

A. D. Brock

D. W. Bruce

F. E. Bnrnside

L. M. Cady W. T. Clarke

Fi'ank Davies Wm. H. Deunesson . .

.

George M. Depue

' W. C. Dewar

Fillmore Donaldson .. W. B. Donaldson

0. W. Doughty

Geo. A. Dunnington.- W. H. Ells

B. D. Fleet

J. H. Fletcher Benjamin Fugitt :. Joseph C. Gawler

' G. H. Green

: James Greenwood , George T. Haslam . . . j

'i J. E. Hogan . !

!i G. W. Howland

[I C. A. Howie

Il W. H. Hutchinson

Louis C. Johnson

J. E. Keefe Frank Lewis James D. McClintockF. A. Marsh W. A. Mellis

J. C. Mellis Charles H. ililes C. J. Miles

T. R. Mitchell Levi Xagle

P. B. L. IsTowland

F. C. O'Neil

1. M. Pinkus -. Frank Pritchard George H. Proctor W. E. Sadtler W. H. Shomo

A. O. Silvey

J eft' Smith

T. C. Spurgeon

Clayton Stanford

C. j. Tayloi- A. G. Tuohv

John P. Tyrrell H. C. Underwood

R. M. Waters

Will Way

Katie S. Irving. .

.

J. K. Peabodv

A. R. Sample Frank J. Reillv Charles W. Summers.

Frank I. Stewart

T. P.Woodward CP. Dowden

Rober t Boulden

Charles Danenhower. 53

2, 619 $1, 388 07

2, 961 1' 569 33

2, 372 1', 257 16

2, 016 992 17

2' 608 1, 382 24

2' 060 1, 330 00

2, 650 1, 192 50

2. 543 1, 144 35

2i, 634 1^ 185 30

2, 519 1, 133 55

2, 431 . 972 40

2 419 967 60

2, 518 1, 007 20

2, 478 991 20

2, 480 920 00

' 266 106 40

2, 605 ' 1, 042 00

2, 427 ' 970 80

2 618 1 , 047 20

2 574: 1, 029 60

2 566 1, 026 40

' 51 20 40

2 618 1, 047 20

2, 478 ' 899 25

1' 9.56 244 49

2 583 1, 033 20

' 471 ' 188 40

2, 197 878 80

2, 5G1 1, 029 99

2 524 1, 009 60

2' 521 1, 008 40

2 492 ' 996 80

2 584

69 702 25

27 60

754 301 60 962 384 80

81 ' 32 40

2 629 1, 051 60

2 377 ' 950 80

2 608 1, 043 20

2 426 ' 970 40

2 584 1, 033 60

' 135 54 00

2 386

2' 589 954 40

1, 035 60

163 65 20

2 666 1 066 40

2' 590 1' 036 00

2' 397 ' 958 80

1 172 468 80

2 417 966 80 463 185 20

2 443 977 20

' 77 30 80

2 300 920 00

2 .519 1 007 60

1' 245 498 00

2 602 1 04.0 80

2' 539 1 015 60

2 385 ' 954 00

2 638 1 0-55 20 "'311 ' 124 40 788 315 20

1, 662 . 604 80

2, 606 1, 042 40

2, 551 1, 020 40

841 336 40 1,407 562 80 907 362 80 136 54 40 1,304 .521 60 733 146 60

2, 490 622 50

1, 806 241 07

2, 602 325 23

1, 374 206 10 2,473 618 25

2, 355 1, 246 75
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the puMic printing, ^"c. —Coutinued.

61

Xaiue.

Time employed.

Days. Honrs.

\7illiam S. Cameron.. John G. Anderson

E. B. Evnon W.J. Frizz ell TV. H. Livermore Frank A. McGill-..-. Thomas J. Mattingly. M. Xoves

F. A. Ehoderick.. E J. Ensseil Benjamin A. Swan .

.

A. Thomson

William H. ^'orton . .

.

J.B. Campbell

J. E. Crtitchet

T. W. Shiel Wm. E. Thompson. .

.

C. 0. Alexander

O. S. Allen- D. C. Bangs

Laura Bangs

S. S. Beach W. J. Cook

Alexander Dercourt .

.

J. P. Garner

C. D. Harbaugli

Jes. J. Judge Frank A. Kennedy ... Charles E. Miller William F. Perkins. .

.

William Scott, jr A. A. Shissler

T. M. Snllivau W. C. Tallev W. B. Thorpe W. J. Weiss

129 092

656 756

663 983

128

820

075

J. W. Gray

Samuel Cole Moses Foskey

E. C. Hoover W. H.Myers ^JE^. Eeese

J. E. Hopper . Cv. D. Fletcher

J. D. E.skew

S. H. Bell John E. Bradley William Briggs

L. L. Burke W.A.Dodge

William Guista Thomas K. Heath

Theodore Hodes

L. H. Jullien I

.

W. A. Lavalette :

.

B. F. Mann L C. H. Martin I. A.P. Marston j. William H. Miller John S. Mills !

.

Ed. Morgan

J. P. Morse

A. W. Webb j

.

Charles W. Baker i

.

George E. Brandon . . . I

.

P. A. Caton I

.

Edward Eberbach . Adrian M. Jones

E. L. Scott !. James Austin j

.

L.E.Fechtig !. Daniel V. Fenton \. — J. G. Forney j

.

W. Marden King W. S. McKean :.. . Joseph W. Palmer I. F. P. Snyder j. Rich. B. Topham I

,

GO 247

2, 703

2, 778

2, 668

3. CCl

3, 210

3, 361

2, 065

2, 934

1, 995

627

1. 122

23

1. 970

2, 103 153 627

1, 057

2, 035

537 1,843

521 1,131

477

178

1, 147

1, 896

207 239

208

2. 905

2, 678

1, 367

2, 279

1, 211

28

2, 578

1, 547

2, 593

2, 612

28

2, 377 179

2, 498 485

2, 482

2,425 t 2, 525 2,523 I 2,499 ! 1, 100 i 2, 590 j 156

2, 489 i 2, 316 ! 2,163 I 2,640 i 2,590 i 1,884

2, 527 1,948

1,207

131

1, 311

127

2, 534

2, 325

157

Amount

received. Name.

$1, 156 47 686 71

1, 430 52

351 39

1, 580 99 579 44

I, 494 60 569 75

1, 260 70 1,432 59 1,458 90

1, 414 04

1, 530 .50 1, 382 65

1,.3.58 85 929 25

1, 330 30 798 00 250 80

. 448 80

9 20 788 00 841 20

61 20 250 80 422 80 814 00 134 25 763 85 208 40 282 75

190 80 71 20 458 80 758 40

82 80

59 75

52 00 726 25

669 50 341 75

569 75

227 06

379 50

1, 420 25

14 84

1, 366 34 701 74

1, 334 30

1, 384 36

11 02

1, 259 81

92 27

1, 323 94

257 05

1, 271 65

1, 285 25

1, 338 25

1, 337 19

1, 324 47

573 77

1, 372 70 82 68

1, 244 50 959 10

1, 081 .50 1, 189 50

1, 226 45

942 00

1, 137 15 876 60 492 80 56 25 569 45

51 70

1, 140 30

1, 046 25

70 65

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

313

J. S. Ziegier .. E.St. L. Babson M. W. Barr

S.Belford Edwin M. Blake

E. J. Burnham ... ISTewton -J. Fox

Joseph L. Dodge Edw. Y. Fisher

G. W. Fowler Johnson L. Garrett .

.

J. S. Gourlay. H. B. Grigg"

G. W. Hall

D. W. Hughes

G. J. S. Hunnicutt....

T. McGowan

A. D. McKnight

A.McNelly

H. C. Martin

E. L. Merriott A. E. Piatt W. E. Post

AV. T. Priddy

Geo. J. Schley H. C. Shearer

Geo. B. Silvey. Chas. W. Smith W. E. Steele AVm. M. Stuart . H.C. Tarlton

S. F. Thomas

G. H. Tousey J.V.E. Towers

F. P. Wilkin s

S. K. Young

Samuel W. Taylor . .

.

Geo. AY. Perkins

Chas.-M. Ford

Jno. T. Lewis . ..

.

Henry McCoy

John'W. Mead

B. F. Oder

J. W. Pomeroy

Lafayette Torrey Hugii D. Nealy

P. Louis Eodier

IST. Watkins

William H. Bushnell. Walter Drummond .

.

A. Gordon

H. O Simons W. Allison Louis Bass Wm. M. Belt Geo. E. Boone John A. Carr C

T. W. Clark James W. Collum

C. AY. Denham

F. F. Detweiler Geo.W. Duvall T.E.Faulkner Wm. J. Harris

Julian Higdon

A. H. Holtoii D. H. Hunter

Milo K. Huntsberry . . H. Allen Ison Wm. L. Jones

E. J. Klopfer

F. M. Lewis

J. H. Lowrey W. W. McCollum . Frank McDermot

.

A. J. McGuiggan . Mark H. Maher. .. Glendour Medairy

40 $20 15

2 378 951 20

2 006 802 40

457 182 80

ou 20 00

2 632 1, 052 80

2 509 1 003 60

2 605 l' 042 00

56 22 40

1 450 712 40

2 521 1 008 40

106 00

1 042 416 80

2 597 1 038 80

' 473 ' 189 20 Wo 163 20

2 174 869 60

1 142 456 80 504 223 17

2 491 996 40

2, 154 861 60 04 25 60 329 60

2 381 952 40

li, 0 ( 0 1 085 76

1i., T 7Q 1.IO 469 20

2 473 989 20

r, yo't 785 60 82 32 80

2, 566 . 1, 132 50 202 80 80 385 154 00 Mi) 115 60

2 520 1, 008 00

2 622 1 048 80

' 49 60

315 85

939 00 too 108 25

O OI Q ^, yiy 729 75

2, 894 723 50 148 00

1, 435 358 75

2, 126 531 50

2, 841 585 25

9 Qno ^, oUU 345 00

1 799 75

1 642 13 122 96

1, yoii 1 023 96

^, 01 ^ 1 286

1 030

00

O Kid 40

2, 550 1 020 00

32 12 oO

1 048

990 80

2, 476 40

2, 524 1 009 60

1, 888 755 20

2, 456 819 50

1, 598 639 20

2, 456 982 40

2, 559 1, 023 60

1, 568 627 20

1, 670 668 00 1,590 636 00 2,335 699 55

2, 479 991 60 214 85 60

- 64 25 60

2, 587 1, 034 80

2, 601 1,345 90

2, 146 858 40

227 90 80 1,268 507 20

2, 502 1.000 80

2, 618 1, 047 20

64

96 25

38 60

40
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in tlie pubVw prinUna, <S-c. —Continued.

!N"ame.

Wm. E. Moicoe W. r. Nabers M. E. Quin

E.. R. Kiley A. J. KobiusoB

J. W. Kowan

Chas. A. Smith

F. M. Steuart

E. T. Toner

H. B.Walker

C.B. Ward

E. J. Ward

'Sam'l G. Wise

Ered Griffin Henry T. Kodier Edward C. Belt Thomas J. Blackwood.

C. D. Watkins Frank Conway

Chas. B. Fellows

E. D. Kropfer

Harry T. Parker

Alex. T. Borland W. S. Scott M. Hunt

Geo. W. Kreamer

John T. Nicholson Cephas C. Nvce

P. S. Spiightley

Sallie J". Cooke

•Joanna Corridon M.A.Foley.

C. C. Gibbons

Florence J. Graham .

.

C. A. Hopkins

Carrie C. Howell

Ardella Huseman Mary Joyce

Lulie La'skey Florence Massey

Bettia Pumphrey

Kate L. Schlegel M. E. Swain

Edith E. Teiilon Wm. E. Cruit

E. S.Kidwell

I. W. Busev W. W. Harvey Fremont Allen Charles J. Bogan

Jno. D. Chollar

J. D. Dally

(Jhas. R. Holland James Jebb Henry Lehmann

Vincent Lemmon

M. M. Marmaduke

Edw. G. Pleasants Jesse Smith

C. H. Voas

G. C. Frazier

F. J. Waters

C. A. Moran

H. ]S^. Goff

O. H. Reed

A. J. Donaldson

Geo. E. Patten W. P. Martin

Morris Barrett

S. T. Brown

John Bryson ,

. .

.

John Burnside. . . / Squire A. Cameron . .

.

John F. Clarkson

Ira E.Cole John A. Cushlev

D. H. Denham ." Edward Duff

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 009

2, 015

2, 560

2, 055

1, 475

2, 438

2, 505

Amount

received. Xanie. Time employed.

Days.i Hours.

xi.mount

received.

1, 'OfZ

1, 730

2, 520

1, 814 1,455

2, 543 2,613

934

2, 577 956

160

2, 189

230

2, 492

2, 131

2, 433

2, 065 2,438

665

2, 214

2, 387

2, 333

2, 474

2, 288

2, 387

2, 303 1,980

2, 158

2, 219

2, 331

1, 727

2, 267

2, 248

2, 483 1,862

136

267

2, 516 208

147

188

1, 698

2, 213 194

232

2, 912 1,406

2, 616

2, 692

2, 190 388

2, 504

2, 510

1, 832

2,431

2, 104

'

1, 700

1, 096 2,652 I 001 j 2, 648 2,714

769 • 1, 854 I 2, 652 j

.$] , 043

1, 046

88

1, 024

822

590 975

1, 002

880 628 1,008

725

291

.501 362

153 374

119

20 273

28 996 1,065

973 826

975 266

885 447

437

463

427 447

431

371 404

416

437

323 425

421

465

349

25

50

94382

3647 424

553

48

58 674 728 351

754

673

547

48

1, 001

1, 004

732

1, 799

1, 669 1,460

1, 171

841

680 438

1, 060 240

1, 059

1, 085

307 741

1. 060

W. G. Dunne

Geo. F. Erdman

H. Evans Wm. Farrington

T. H. Fitnam

John A. Flynn Frank Fiaser Michael Friery

J. H. Furbersliaw . .

.

James Gray Columbus ilall

J. E. Horning

A. H. Jones

J. D. Lydick Edw. C. Maker

Thos. F. Maher . . . ./. oa--^John Metcalf /

.

92 John A. Noel . . . J.

.

50 CD. Parsons

00 li R.A.Porter

62 ! A. J. Preall

75 D. C. Reeves

80 Wm. C. Riiev

50 F. J. Robinson '.

.

20 I! A. E. Sardo

00 i i Frank Simms

20 |i G.W.Swift

00 li Richard P. Thomas.

60 i R. W. Tonge

55 E.L. Winne

44 I! W. H. Stebbins

87 i Thomas Pitchlvnn.. W. F. Collins .": William Donaldson

.

A. W. Graham

Thomas H. Owiugs . E. C. Doniphan ,

56

03

06

i A. E. Sardo, jr

J. H. Hughes

B. A. Champion Martha Allison S.M.Antrim

C. B. Appier L..\. Fannie Atkinson L Sallie Baldwin j

.

Ella Barnes |

.

Bettie Bartlett !. Jennie Bajdie |. Fannie Beamer !

.

Maria Beuter | Cora H. Best i. B.C.Bickford j. Mary Blush Anna Bolinstarck I

.

Adelaide Bosley !. IJnetta Boyntou j

.

Carrie Brarmlien |

.

Catharine Burke Mary CaUaghan |. Josephine Carlisle |. Annie Carpenter Rose Carrothers '

I M. I. Chaney \ | 80 i Effie Clarke , i 75 '! Victoria Clark ; I 35 I Cecilia Clements ! 05 ' Emma Cox

10 , Delia Cremen

60 Amelia E. Cromelien.. ;

1 00 Lucy R. Crupper | 40 MavV Cunningham ' 80 Maggie Curtis I

! 40 M. F. Cushley i 20 Elizabeth Davis i 60 , Elizabeth Dement ' ' 60 M. Dellamico |

i 60 N Etta Dew j 80 !' Maggie Duffy |

!

2, 659 $1, 063 60

2, 702 1, 080 80

2, 755

2, 759

1, 102 00 1,103 60

2, 568 1, 027 00

1, 772 708 80

2, 758 1, 103 20

2, 478 991 20 1,441 576 40

2,610 1, 044 GO

2, 690 1, 076 00

2, 674 1, 069 60

2, 742 1, 096 80

2, 425 970 00

2, 643 1, 057 20

2, 682 1, 072 80

2, 597 887 15

2, 741 1, 096 40

444 177 60

2, 657 1, 062 80

2, 662 1, 064 80

2, 565 1, 026 00

2, 627 1, 050 80

2, 771 1, 108 40

2, 344 937 60

1, 347 538 80

2, 136 854 40

1,566 626 40

1, 226 427 67

2, 768 1. 107 20

2, 470 926 25

2, 171 651 30

1, 778 633 50

2, 273 426 14

2, 645 639 00

2, 598 537 45

1, 277 212 85

2, 650 366 78

2, 402 300 24

2, 599 335 46

2,454 460 11

2, 400 449 98

1, 067 221 28 182 34 12 1,743 833 72

2, 327 436 30

2, 357 441 91

2, 563 480 54

1, 001

2, 097 210 21 393 19

847 175 57 1,902 381 06

2, 488

88 466 50

16 50

1, 824 341 99

2, 323 461 75

2, 076 389 23

2, 318 438 06 2,457 460 68

2, 642 498 60

1, 489 293 58 998 187 12 1,631 305 81

2, 238 419 61

2, 059 386 05

2, 223 416 80

2, 424 454 48

2, 129 424 53

2, 468 462 74 914 171 36 2,335 1 437 78

2, 552 ; 422 24

], 670 1 313 12 153 28 69 2,466

' 462 36 1,258 ; 235 87

1, 176 220 49 1,443 1 285 23
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

No. 13.

Persons employed in the imhlic pr'mting, tfc. —Coutiuiiecl.

2same.

Time employed. i: Amount 1 received. Days. Hoxirs.

Time employed.

Libbie A. Flabavhan Hannah C. Foiilke Annie Fuller Annie Gaughran..

L. V. Godey

Margaret Gormley

A. D. Goss . Mary Hayes

Annie Heatley

Cliarlotte Heatley Jennie Heatley . .

.

Johanna Hickey .

.

Celinda Higbv

Mary Hill...:

]S ellie Hopper

Ida Hosraan MoUie A. Hmiter . LolaC. Hutton ... Maiy A. Hurdle . - A. IngersoU

Jennie Jackson . .

.

Virgie Jolmson . .

.

Ada H. .Johnston .

t.

M. V. Keenan

S. A. Kennedy

L. Krohr ' Ann D. Langley

Fannie Lee

Elizabeth Litsinger. .

.

Eebecca Lisher

Bettie Long

Ellen MoC arty

Bettie McCauley M. A. McCormick

Lizzie McCullip

Ella McGraw

Nellie McGraw

Maggie McKie

Littie L. McKinzit- . .

.

Bridget McXamara . .

.

Mary A. Mclfamara .

.

Jennie Marcey

Maggie Miles Kate Miller Mary Mills Annie Mitchell Cecelia A. Moore

Sallie Moore

Sarah Morgan

Mary Xally Maggie Xestor Minnie i^orfleet Mary O'Brien Mary O'Brien Alice A. O'Xeal ...... €. E. Ober Laura V. Onrand

S. E. Perley

Jennie L. Pitts Ella Place A. E. Pope

A. W. Potter

E. M. Proctor Mary E. Eagan

Emma Reese M. Eeillv E. E. Rick seeker Lucy P. Eizer Catherine Schermer- horn Addie Scriver Susie V. Sinon

S. E. Sisson v Anna M. S!entz Maggie Sullivan Emma Swain

1. 709 $330 30

' 02.3 130 83 1,319 247 31

2, 596 486 74

2, 238 419 61 949 177 93

2, 467 462 55

2, 255 422 80

2, 180 431 71 924 173 25

2, 559 479 78 451 84 56

1, 511 283 30

2, 215 415 29

2, 131 422 43

2, 280 427 48

1, 664 312 00

1, 331 249 55

2. 444 458 24 2.444 458 2-^ 2, 103 394 29 400 75 00

2, 291 429 54

2, 586 484 86

2, 049 384 17

2, 252 422 22

2, 173 407 43

2, 314 433 86

1, 790 335 61

2, 409 451 67

1, 450 271 87

1, 842 362 48

2, 445 482 60

1, 916 383 18

2, 145 402 17

2, 296 430 50 908 170 24

2, 240 419 99 366 68 62

2, 481 465 18

2, 464 461 99

1, 266 237 36

2, 517 471 91

2, 352 440 98 418 78 37

2, 465 462 19

2' 362 442 86

2' 142 401 62

2, 339 438 54

2, 081 396 48

' 988 185 24

2, 429 455 42

2, 200 412 48

2, 492 470 93

2, 470 463 12 L 521 285 19

2, 348 440 23

2,' 281 427 67

2, 314 433 86

' 422 79 12

2, 205 413 43

2, 304 431 97

2, 334 437 62

2, 332 437 23

2, 508 470 24

1, 203 233 14

2, 507 470 04 361 442 67

2, 185 409 68

2, 353 441 18

2, 406 451 11

2, 106 416 39

1, 390 269 80

1, 342 261 55 2,216 415 48 1,498 289 76

2, 311 433 30

ifame.

I Days. Hours.

I - Margaret Sweeney \ Hattie Y. Tenley' ; Henrietta Tompkins. . | H. A. Travers 1 Mav Trunuel ! H. A. Tuiner | Ida Van Arsdale .

.

; Annie Walters ./ M. E. Warner : Susan C. TTataou M. Y. Wheeler .| Adah AYinckelman Mary H. Wise

Y'. H. Carr

Julius if. Keck . . — Wm. L. Lamb

X. T. Ellsworth 1 John Randolph j E. G. Soules Samuel Dorsev : R. A. Gray...^ John Albright ! M. D. Anderson \ F. P. Blair 1 Edwin T. Botts I R. W. Coleman

Geo. C. Glick ! Andrew Gray j Alanson Kelsey i Win. E. Sanderson i W. P. Siblev j G. T.WiUiard | 131

J. Frank Wilson j M. T. Lincoln ; Wm. Robinson | Thomas D. Bennett...!

L. I. Boteler 1 Fred. Boulter I A. A. Bundy ; George Campbell i Asa L. Carrier. Henry P. Dean

Robt.'E. Gayle ; Ellis Hughes

Jas. W. Hughes

Lewis T. Jewett i Charles A. Lincoln Thomas Xeidham | Jos. G. Quautrill ; Wm. Reynolds ^ R. C. Simonds

Charles D. Bradley .

.

Jos. W. Deneane W. H. Fletcher Andrew Geddes

Charles H. Hurdle

G. W. Kemp

Otto Leissring R. J. McClellan Thomas Mullen

1, 962

2, 235

2, 138

2, 439

2, 482

1, 911

2, 353 548

2, 562

1, 794

2, 475

1, 060

2, 455

1455

93

61

2.700

2, 402

1, 561

2, 681

2, 494

2, 50 / 576

838

2, 367

2, 162

971

2, 495

1, 290

2, 323

2, 744

618

1, 521

2, 041

2, 337

2, 976

2, 432

2, 052

2, 403

2, 08785

2, 261

61

2, 260

2, 260

2, 048

2, 161

1, 835

81 1,343

2, 206

1, 691

'2' 827*

912 George Oyster .... | 123 j

.

W. R. Simmons 159 j. John Talbert j 365

J. T. Whitaker

Jno. A. Bayly

Alexander Eaaieston

.

304

61 196 G.Gordon \ 273 James A. Patterson...' A. M. Sprague

G. H. Xess ; Jefferson Brown \

313

30

10 John Bush i 304 John X. Dorster Michael Dougherty James W. Bede

William Bell

Y^. T. Benjamin

R. B. Billings

304 23U 448

2, 708

2, 090

2, 609

2, 418

Amount

received.

$367 85 442 11 425 88 457 30 465 36 358 30 441 18 102 75 480 34 336 37 464 05 221 07 460 30

1, 025 60 947 62 1,012 47

800 66

520 33 893 69 779 36

701 96

144 00 209 50 591 75

540 50 242 75

623 75

322 50 580 75

686 00 154 50 740 49

510 25

1, 308 72

1, 577 28

972 80 820 80 961 20 830 80 34 00 904 40

24 40 904 00 904 00 819 20 864 40

734 00 32 40 537 20 882 40 676 40

912 00 772 75

912 00 177 00 114 00 435 00 15 00 507 00 183 00 369 00 477 00

1, 095 00 912 00 167 75

542 56 750 7. 860 7^

82 5^ 725 0^ 25 0*^ 760 0^ 616 0^ 574 5^ 677 0^ 522 5^ 652 2^
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons emploijed in the imMic printing, <|t.— Continued.

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Joseph A. Bohn

John W. Brown

Edward Butcher Beujamin Coakley .

.

G-. Coakley .

. George W. Cole Thomas Coleman . .

.

II. T. Cross '. - Tranlv Dial John Dice Alexander Douglas.

.

Simon Dunlap

Charles Fletcher George H. Foskey .

.

Adolphe Guillot Josiah S. Green

C. C. Haddock

William T.Hall James E,. Harris Freddie Hatfield R. B. Holloway

Benjamin Holmes . .

.

Eobert J. Houck

Samuel Hurley

William Hutchinson Thomas B. Hyatt . .

.

L. A. lardella

J. C. Jackson John W. Jones \. Sylvester Jordan William Lang

E. M. Lincoln

G. W. Mulloy

D. A. Keal George R. Price

Jos. A. Prosperi

J. F. B. Pursell John Roberts Frank Robinson Manson Robinson. .

.

Samuel Robinson . . \ Lewis Russell John Ryan

William S. Seymour .

.

Thomas Shelton

J. E. Smith Emanuel Thomas

Henry Thomas

Lewis Thomas

G. H. Thompson

George S. Torrence . .

.

H. tV Williams Robert Williams James E. Young

/ Ellen Sheahan

"^s+:a^. A. W. Louis

F. H. Sage ; A. M. Parsons Stephen Caldwell . . . :

.

C. C. Woodard

J. K. McDonald

P. R. ISToone George Barnet*

J. M. Edmunds Brown

Charles Burnett George B. Bury

Chas. Daly

Victor J. Evans Matthew D. Fenton. AVm. Flynu Hamlin Huber

John T. Kearney

Lee Lawrence John M-Lawton

John Leary Bdwd. S. McDonald .

.

C. S. Mills

J. F. Mitchell

Amount

received.

31

313.

652 $163 00 112 28 00 871 217 75

2 647 661 75

2 720 680 00

2 752 688

1 270 317 5^

2 139 534 75

2 571 642 75 28 00

2 390 597 50

2 452 613 00

2 345

2 707

586 676 75

l' 486 371 50

2 572 643 00

2 550 637 50

1 563 390 (0 2 639 659

32 g 00 429 ] 07 25

2 760 690 00

2 683 670 75

2 102 710 60 644 25

2 138

2 506 534 50 626 50 40 10 00

2 191 547 75

2 635 658 75

2 640 660 00

2 061 515 25

2 368 592 00 515 128 75

2 073 518 25 148 37 00

2 065 516 25

2 522 630 50

1, 140 285 00

2 188 547 00

1 699 424 / 0

2 608 652 00

^, too oyo ou

2 524 631 00 437 109 25

2 627 000 / 0 001 0*0 9^zo 421 105 9RZO

9 7nQ 675 75

2, 581 040 9t; 9 OH DoO / 0

1, 685 421 25

2, 074 518 50 112 28 00 313

996

00

^ 2, 490 00

348 139 20

2, 659 830 92

1, 093 232 74

2, 468 489 30

2, 703 506 78

2, 746 514 85

2, 393 358 95

1, 527 229 05 1,953 292 95

1, 460

787 219 00 118 05 544 81 60 1,452 217 80 1,150 172 50

2, 049 307 35 614 92 10

291 43 65

88 13 20

2, 488 373 20

2, 513

918

376 95 137 70

2, 524 378 60

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

313

313

63

C. M. Morrison James F. O'Connor. Harry T. Parker

William I. Ryan . .

.

Frank E. Sag'e August Seitz "John J. V. Shea . . } Geo. C. Stevens... John F. Swiggard.

.

Frank J. AVilson .... George Wright Thomas B. Penicks George Fordham .

.

Henrv T. Houck... W.HMoran

J. Paul Chambers . .

.

Richard Berry , R. B. Harford' Wm. C. Heck

Daniel C. McGivern

John W. Maxwell . .

,

F. C. Philpitt Will P. Reese W. B. Evans

Joseph L. Coombs .

.

D. W. March

AVm. H.Mickle, jr.. Geo. W. Bates i JohuA. Tafe 364^ Geo. W.Folck../ ! H. C. Moran ..A \ Charles J. Ortlip.

.

G. L. Pearson Hod Reynolds

T. M Sullivan . .

.

James T. Arjindell John F. Bailtsj' Jno. J. Bain Alpha B. Beall.... George M. Bond .

.

L P. Burgess Thomas J. Burke

.

N. P. Burnett . .

.

L N.Butler John T Butts .... W. S. Clarke

S. K. Coster { E. De Moll I E. H. Deas

j James E. Dent

Patrick Doyle ....

1 J. W. Dutton I Henry Erskine j J. A. Flannery I William D. Foos j Luther R. Frank . .

,

John Fitzpatrick . Harry A. Gwin

C. A.Harris , James T. Hayne . .

.

Robt. Hervev

A. R. Hilton Andrew Hogan

John F. Hogan

A. J. Houghton

Chas. J. Jones ^ Owen Keefe .

•James F. Lacey

N. M. D. Lathr'op . .

.

J ohn Lee

F. B.Llovd

N. E. Littlefield .... D. McCathran James McKenna. .

.

C. S.Mills John Murpliy

D. A. Neal

Chas. H. Newton .

.

2,319

953 538

722

2, 435

2, 072

1, 397

749

2, 506

1, 624

565

2, 237

2, 265

2, 099

1, 163

2, 733

2, 809

1, 358

928

1, 197

1, 862

80

2, 990

2, 665

2, 739

2, 538

2, 695

2, 813

2, 323

2, 554

2, 668 1,315

2. 673

2, 781

2, 183

2, 17776

2, 796

1, 162

834

2, 559 1,472

64

2, 583 161

1, 403

2, 672 1,403

2, 860 2,212

2, 429 254

2, 333

108

550

66740

2, 468

24

2, 655

2, 759

2, 397

2, 513

2, 598

198 294

010

049

577

641
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the pulilic printing , cS'C, —Continued. 65

Kauie.

Time employed.

iDavs.l Hours.

Amoiuit

received. ISTame.

Time emXJloyed.

Days. Hours. Edward H.^arlin. Simon Poclier Georae M. Eaub .

.

G. D.^Eeuneker ... Francis Eesside. jr

C. A. Eice A. J. Eock

^'m. Shepherd . .

.

E. A. Sikkin Lewis Simpson — Josiah Simpson — -^Ensh C. Steele E.S.Todd

J. L. Tenable 2,-563 H. S. TTashbnrn

Merton.J. Washbtirne Henry C. "Watson John Weckerlv John TTelch

Geo. C. Woolev W.F. TTebster John T. Heck 234

0. HXealy

•John T. Erewster

C.E. Hall W. Bass

Jno. W. Clark Jonn W. Lancaster

B. F. Maxwell

J. L. HaT rin<: ton . .

.

Frank F. Hoffman . -^red. W. Cole PIECE-WOKK. James H. Albur:i.<i A. Aldrich

C. 0. Alexander

O. S. Allen Harrv D. Armstrong W. E"^. Atwell

Chas. Ax§

&eorge W. Y. Bailey

B. F.Parker ".. D. C. Bangs

F. M. Barnes

O. Begley

G. M. Bennington . .

.

V. A. Bohn

J. C. Bonsall Geo. TV. Bowman . .

.

A. J. Bover

T. Brav

J.E.Brister

C. C.Brodie

Jas. H. Brooks

S. E. Brooks

F. W. Brown

J. G. Brown

T. Brown

Louise Bryant

TT. O. Bumiiugliam . F. H. Bui-nhart

E. W. Burn side TVm. J Caldwell .... G. A. Calvert John W. Campbell.. W.E.Chiplev.

E. F. Chisolm

B. F. Clarke George Clarke

J. A. Clarke John AV. Clark A. Clausen

A. P. Coder

F. A. Cosswell

T. M. Cosswell W. P. Cole Alexander Calhoun

.

7

2. 549 $637 25

3! 089 77"^ 2 147 536 "5 66 16 50

1 441 360 25

80 20 00

2 578

1, 593 — 644 50 398 z2 2' 859 714

501-

2. 431 607

2 700 675 Oo 34 .50 2 563 640

2 676 669 00 451 112 75

2. 8.58 714 50

2. 674 66S 5U 413 103 25

1. 277 319 25

2, 510 313 75 690 1. 613

2, 573 1. 1)2:1 2, .541 1. 0H3 4n

2, 754 1. inl

2, 697 1, 07S SO 800 320 00 414 165 60 1,211 484 40

2, 599 1, 039 60

2. 537 634 25

2, 504 313 00

604 58 10 35 34 55 490 40

82 50 710 36 991 80 695 79

16 25 186 88 614 00 398 42

8 15 624 '23 14 00 66 75 38 95 873 91* ^5 858

e5

1519 14S 34 524 23 60 40

942 81 68 70 74 90

9 20, 462 65 617 98 455 50

3 00

21 35 281 01

1.59 19

61 45

518 89 47 30 124 90 69 35

TVilliam il. ConneU t A. G. Cook j TV. J. Cook L F. Cooley j TTilliam C. Corwin ; J. D. Cosbv I W. H. Craig • W. X. Crog-gon : i George A. Crump ,

' J. A. Crow } AT. L. Crowley \ J. L. Curtis : C. DeCaindry I E. DeCaindrv i D. C. De Knight

E. W. Davison Edward TT. Day

Z. TV. Denham \ TTilliam H. Dennesson

Alex. Dercourt

C. J. Devauahn

TT. H. Dexter John B. Dickman . .

.

J. R. Diseker

T. M. Domi

D. S. Dougherty James Doufihertv. .

.

O. W.Doughtv..'

D. E. Dovle .\ H. F. J. Drake

George Duulop James Q. Dutrow . .

.

C. A. Edelen

J. M. Eo o-leston J.E.Elleaood

A. B. Eudlv , C. L. Estill A. L. Etter H. Clay Evans ...... Frank Parish Thomas Fealy

Patrick Feehan

William H. Fisher .

.

Edward Flagg. jr.<|. A. H. Fleming

AYilliam Floyd

Charles F. Ford

George I. Ford

TVein Forney M. C. Foss Eoss H. Foster A. E. Foulke .i W. J. FrizzeU James E. Frost

J. J. Fulh-rton

TVilliam J. Galbj aith

TV, H. Gardiner*. Frank Gardner

George TT'. Gardner.

J. P. Garner, Lewis A. Garrett

J. A. Gibbs

B. TV. Gillis K. S. Goodloe James 0. Gorman . .

.

G. Y'ilmer Graham .

.

H. A. Graham

D. M. Greene

G. H. Green James Greenwood - .

.

F. C. Grilfith TV. S. Griffith....;..

TT. A. Griswold

J. E. Grove Mav M. Grove

F. M. Hamaker

J. A. Handiboe

TV. T. Haner

Amount

received.

$85 50

1, 031 45

332 51 160 30

27 50 131 15 827 27

903 40

90 00 685 62 600 50 107 85

1 65

32 40

39 25 624 73 408 95 375 33 564 57

19 10 759 69

65 90 362 10

36 20

1, 070 69 156 75 667 96 46 .50 6 70

13 60

50 20 714 47 436 81 823 31 595 12

51 95 609 95 815 60 16 25

664 81 858 16 427 91

7 75

635 20

60 65

66 95

1, 105 57 120 00 20 15 49 60 154 15

5 90

61 35 44 90 82 00 22 10 46 25

93 00

6 50 642 66 329 15 354 97

61 90

49.5' 01 851 75 122 .55 919 35 424 55

1, 070 .57 684 84 421 70 496 07 780 46 717 75

796 65 757 51 226 48 524 20 O P P
66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in the jmhlic printing, tfc. —Continued.

Name.

T. C. Haniium

C. I), llarliauuli D. L. Harl.aii-li F. E. Ilar.lhi, jr C. T. Wardiuu'

f'bai ]cs kairics. W. A. Harlnian .... L. A. Earvic

^Y. \V. Harvie

J. K. Hatliawa V, jr .

.

E. W. Ktarni'

F. C. H(4itrkk

C. HpTon

Joseph C. Hisc,s A. D. Hitchcock

G. W. Hodo-es A. Hosmau

John M. F. Hough . John Hoynes

J. N. Hudson

John L. Hughes

H. Hun.hie Alhert F. Hunt W. C. Hunt

Milo K. Huntsherry Thomas T. Hurdle.

.

Theo. Hurley M. A. Irwin

J. H. Iveneyer

J. M. Jack

Isaac L. Jackson

J. D. Jackson

D. R. Johnson

George Johnson, jr . Jes. J. Judge Edward L. Kaiser .. Joseph C. Kauffman John D. Kavanagh.

.

L. E. K( aruey .

.

Mai tin Kendig

E. M. rrutt

"XV. A.Xiiig

T*^'. Marden King . .

.

vrilliam Kirkland ..

.Toil!) E. Kna])p J Hai'iy Iviiuck L. O. Ivunwles

^_;liarles E. xvi aus . .

.

N. AV. Ivlopfer

J. J. Lacliey Aug. M. Laing

Jolin ^Y. Laiicastei- . G. G. Lanier

O. ZST. Laijiiiiig E. X. L;ni,-d.iTe Frank F. La])orte-.. B. F. I/aromho

T. I). Farceiuhe

S. F. Lati^rop Thonias E. Lavrtou . AitVed L. Li Guard .

.

C. M. Lewis

Fraiik LeNvis

F. M. I.ewis^ ........ Tboiiias Ji. Lc\\'is . .

.

]S. :\[.].i-lit R. AV. LiiiLile . Gus. P. Luhr

Cliarl: s K. Leilirielu X. F. Ai^ le

C'liin ies M.'AMliiie. . Daiiii-! :\ie ' aliuni .. Geor-e li, Me;;:;itliv

J. A. A[c( —rhv

TS". Me, oUiiiu . .. H. T. -^!eL()]lV( V .... H. A. AJcDoualil .... J. F. McGill

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

Time em- i ployed. Xame. I Amount

1 received.

'Days.! Hours.

$23 35 433 13

73:^ 33

21 •)() iU 7!i <)i3 (i] •JkS 807 2(j 34 25 545 80

4 25

2!) 17 Oi) 428 {j9 991 09 164 74

4 05

700 04 439 51

21 90

82 86

41 85 157 48

10 30

98 70 808 G385 40 6535 262 17 125 55 371 54

49 65 700 66 91 15 89 45

5 35 230 32

53 80 637 51 4G1 45

989 48

56 25 955 05 450 08 735 it)

(::35 99 471 20 100 30 774 8!) 115 72 S04 (III 20 10 690 50 385 43 2'1 25

5t(l II!

H. T. Mcfrowan

J. (;. AIcGrath

J. A.:\reliitire T. ]\Ic?Jalion Daniel ?dcXamara . . .

.

TiM.iiKis K. Me'Neii- ... E. G. .Maelcenzie

( '. S. :,l:'.joi-

' '. AV. Maunder

} oliu A. Manning Herman .Martin Auth. Meilleur

AY. A.Mellis Jolm :>[e]sou E. E. Aleudeuhall

F. 13. Aleicer

C. H. 2Ies,sing n' Charles-. AV. 3Ietz'.iar.. Charles K. Miller:

E. Mills M. ]\r. Mitcliell G. M. :Moliler E. J. ]M()rton W. H. Moss

J. B. Moulden

K. AA". Muir

Albert K. Mundenheiui

Eilis; G. IsLrers

i John II. Nallev

G. AY.^v^eill .- Burrows Xelson Edmunds S. Nichols.

.

J. T. Nicholson

F. S. Nowland

A^illiam A. Ogle

Autli or Palmer

274 O:) 809 5(i 12 40 32 30 104 90

22 05 77 80

57 40 437 78

38 45

522 83 380 85

71 10 70 15 114 15

71 80

/ L. ir. Patter,-ion

i Chailes P. Peake

I M. F.Pen ke

I Samuel Perley

AY. L. Pierce LM. Piukns

! E. AV. Pi inter

: H. I). Pr>, or

: C. B, Eatcliffe

C. A\'. Eempp

i E. V. Eice...

i Geo. A. Einehart

J.E. Eisdon

Auiiiisrus L.Eoherts

AA'.C. Eobert.s

I AY. AI. liobiusou

C. H. E(>l)lnson Jose]ih Eoiict s Jas. B. Eogers Stephen S. Eowe

W'm. A. Sa(;rey

AV. E. Sadtler: Chas. M. Sanderson.

.

T. D. Sauu\-

G. W. Sariieut E. C. Seaggs

E. K. ScotT7

S. C. Scott

I C. H. Si-ngstack

XL. A. Serra AV.H. Sessford.

L. C. Shaut M. J. Sherk John C. Sherk

Jas. ir. Sherwood . . . . T. \V. Shiel

J. D. Siium(ms

j K. V. Sinmis1 Thus. C. Simpson

Eobt. L. Smith

I J, E. F. Smith

$642 26

77 05

80 50 451 72 94 35

427 58 39 60

12 10 19 20

2 05

954 89

59 55

339 57 824 60

132 70

120 95

10 35

3 55 284 33

601 80 576 59

78 15

9 65 670 81

23 36

10 20 776 23 750 20

1. 029 13 308 50

17 95

39 80

358 83

18 10

56 10

140 80

504 88 665 00

52 85

11 80 227 47 852 93 1,074 08 43 85

281 20

1 GO 385 19

87 05

12 85 786 05 325 45

10 45

232 21 14 45

404 73

922 10

(J5 55

867 38

GO 85

14 30 279 98 476 31 292 00

108 65

61 85

517 36 45G 70

37 05

G 75 178 G5

Gl GO 628 84

83 20

44 05

826 50

2 40

1 50

21 60
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 13.Persons employed in the public printing, ^^c. —Continued. 67

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. HoTirs.

E. D. Smoot

Francis F. Soibie T J. Soiithwoitli

TT. F. Sneer.

J. B. Stahl Clayton Stantord W. W. Stanford

•J. C. Stewart A. Stiarwalt, jr

Jj. Stranb Jno K. Stursis

S. McC. Sweetman . .

.

J. A. Talbott

•J. T. Taylor Rictard Taylor

Chas. O. Thompson ... Eber Thompson

J. L. Thompson

TT.D. Thornton ^ A. Thompson, jr TV. B. Thoipe

H. F. Torupkins

S. A. Towers

G. L. Tracy Frant Triche Wm. S. Truex, jr A. G. Tuohy \ •J. A. D. Turner : E. H. Tuttle R.X. Volk

G. F. Yougt

H. B. Walker Henrv Walker

F. B.Wallace. ....... W. F. Walsmith C.B.Ward

Henry Warfield , Edward Warren

-7. S. Waters

E. M. Waters

Fred. Watson W. S. Waudbr i M. E.Webster \ W. J. Wei.ss Add. I). Welch

C. K. Weller

•James L. Welty

J. L. Wie^iiaun W. J. Wilkinson

E. W. WiUin-ton

George T. Wilson . .

.

I. B. Wil.Hon Marshall H. Wilson. .

.

W. V. Winans : L. Winters ' Sanmel G. Wise

H. Wampole

John A. Wool wine H.L. W. rk

B. C. Wn_:

Charles . . _ E.L. Zoulc M. F. Barrett Sewaul Beall —Georoce Berry Hairy W. BiirDharu George M. Coi dcru A. E. Cominic

C. E. Farrington

Heury L. Frazier

J. F. Grant HaiTyC Griffith Augustus R. Huluen.. James F. Kearuev .... R. W. Ke-.r. jr...: E.Xnntt..:... Ralph E. Langstou. .

'.

.

George Lawr enzi

Amount

received.

$611 93 13 6.5

418 ^'.

;-!l 3: 71 6' }' 4.

Xame. Time employed.

Davs. Honrs.

Reruy I^efranc ....

•J. A. Mahouey E -J. Malone

A. H. Potts

E'lw. Redtield

I . St. Juhn

J.H. SduH-pf

J . Fi aiikliu Sewali

.

H. K Southland Frank I Stewart. .

.

D. i. Tuw er.s 7«Lewis Yi. Ti'i v;-: . . S. K. Wall John r . "

1 - .

.

i; ]. WiL-.-n

.T,^hnP. Wilver.... W. Young

H. H. AriTuld Louis ]Ja>> S li. Bell Edwin M. Blake...

Castleuiau P. Boss.

Jaiiii s G. Boss

P. A. Br, shears....

Wiiliaiii Biiii-o.-,. ... 23S 37 J. P. Campbell

931 17 J. D. Call!]. bell

0-3 90 K. H. Cairn, iM-n 13 85 J. ^ 4G^ 16 P. - 14: 35 Pv. -iiaau. .

.

.5f,s ?(J .J. P. Ci-il|'ii '\ 2S 76 J. W. Douglas

51.5 00 William ji. Pardeu...

2 70 Daniel V. Fenton

121 2.5 Edw. Y. Fishier 862 39 J.G. Foruev!

7 J!i G. W. Powi'er

i^i 25 Jauie- E. Frost

IS 35 J. P. Gai-rett 745 34 Jaiue.-^ T. Getter

14. 40 J. S. (Jourlav

902 .52 Daniel Gradv

.54 75 H. B. Gri-g.'

24 75 P. C. Oiruuilev

27 65 Aitliui- J. Hail

70 Pr, d. H. Hall

21 .-(1 J. P. Hamilton

35 45 J. I-\ Haumuir

8:: I 65 Cr. Haiibrd

X') 76 J- Fisher Hauer

2 3u Ciiarles H. Hav

01 >5 llio;,,..s Iv. He^iTh

41 0 ! Ch.!s. B. Hemiugway.

541 25 LLieo. Houe-. .

G 35 George S. Ji.huscu

4-5.3 12 Simeon Johnston

303 69 W. A. Lavalette

293 51 Clarence Lewis

76 57 W. A. Linton.

514 94 J. H. Lowrev

4.51 80 J. T. LloTd. fr 159 18 M. B. MlAbee

639 52 W. F. McAvov ........

77 61 J. A. ilcCabe

6ii2 -0 Prank A. MeGill

(7 "0 V>'. S. AlcKe m

36(i 64 H. H ilcKeever

674 05 A. Mc^'eilv

248 80 ' F. T.Maloney

Amount

received.

$417 18 246 56 189 26 256 56 169 20 609 70 457 38

256 19

232 35

62 28

846 49 279 60 460 60

157 36

""^7 60

1, 035 95

048 00

1, 417 65 1,018 45

566 96

981 05

1, 020 75 146 90 364 85

1, 026 00 45 45

1, 029 60

1, 292 45

147 95

20 40

26 95

150 75

503 00 433 90

930 90 910 05 291 90 421 90

573 15 897 25

4ii4 85

1, 028 95 910 85

896 15

1,082 40

522 25

1. 137 80 415 95 385 95

673 70 655 70 964 80

4.54 45

46 10 64 65

1, 016 85

406 20

l_;39 05 1,312 So

805 mG

1. 135 ,-() .^63 40

1. 179 50 661 63

1.1^-7 00

281 60 542 25

8b3 35 1,143 30 416 55

6(i2 35

1, 239 00

65 50 745 55 1,047 85
68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons cmpioijed }» ihe pvhlk printing, <^'c. —Continued.

ISTame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

R. L. Mathe%Y son James H. Matile

J. F. Maupin

Jas. M. Mont.eomery.. John R. Morrison William H. Nelson A.R.Piatt

Lloyd Prather, jr Theodore P. Reid

J. M. Richards

D. P. Rowell.., Daniel L. Sansom

C. K. Schwrar

E. L.Scott W. E. Shields Thomas C. Simpson...

J. L. Sinn H. C. Tarlton , C. J. Taylor , Richard B. Topham .

.

Charles IST. Warren . .

.

A. W. AYehb

George A. Webster... James B. Williamson

.

T. G. Williams

R. C. Wilson W. A. Wilson

T. B. Wood

S. K. Young

J. S. Zeigler A. S. Adams

A. W. Adams j... Ella Ahern M. Ambrose ^ L. L. Andrews i G.Arnold

A. Atchison

A. W. Bacon

-I. M. Bailey

E. Baker M. A. Baker

R. V. Baker

Isabella Ball E. E. Banks

iA. Barrett '•D.P. Barrington

J. Barry

C. Bates

S. K. Bauman

C. M. Barnaclo M. A. Bayliss Jane Beatty N. E. Belshaw

L. Billing-^ E. J. Birth Mary A. Black

S. J." Blair Carrie L. Bliss A. H. Bowie M. E. Bowie

S. H. Bowie

A. Bovce

A. H. Boyer M. Boyle

J. Breslin D. C. Brooke

E. M. Brumagim

M. J. Brickley Can io Bryan M. Bryan'

Amount

received.

$13.5 40

107 968 85

1, 186 10

40.5 25 649 80

431 15 656 23 800 75

1, 405 00 284 65 116 20

1. 218 32 328 55 407 45 1.219 60

1, .342 70 771 00 33 10

1, 066 .30 914 80

1, 060 45

M. L. Bryan

Belle Burgess M. A. Burgess Eanuie E. Burke

L. M. Burnett

J. A. Burr ' !. Mollie E. Burrows : i

.

O. K. Burwell !.

Name.

Time employed.

1, 066 10 752 10 697 86

13 80 314 80 763 05

1, 073 45

1, 156 05 430 31 84 26 289 89 466 26 505 09 214 69 461 45

149 93

3.58 18 600 99 348 05 366 OS 891 47 502 57 583 92 352 85 254-21

419 51 545 72 284 49

.583 19

617 88 472 8(1 195 (;4 367 ]4S 38 254 85 118 19 385 IS 447 03 359 48

519 -5

(;5(i 95 328 38 434 30 296 29

.577 18 373 33 275 64 547 82 468 68

25 08 255 02 456 09 499 54

47 c 02

Days. Hours.

A. Butler Sarah C. Butler

Brelsford Maggie A. Broderick . Maggie C. Bowers

Edella Burdette Emma Bi own

M. J. Bowie

Winifred Cahill Emma L. Carrico

Belle Cartel'

•Julia F. Cary M. C. Chapman

S. A. Chapman

F. Chase

Cara Chase

B. L. Chritzman

E. Clagett M. A. Clancy

E. N. Clark M. Clarkson

Ella F. Clements M. J. Clements

Fannie Cole^jian .. A. Collins

S. Collins M. Connelley

J. Connor.

F. W. Conover

^l. Cook

Mattie Cook

jSI. .Corbin B. A. Cotti M. Courtney Ann Cowani Januie Cox

K. Croniu Ada M. Cross

L. M. Cross Lucy R. Crupper

Nellie Croniu

Julia L. Connor

Rosie Connell

S. M. Crow L... M. Connell

C. Daily H. Daily A. Dalv' Alice V. Daly

A. S. Dame

M. Darby

L. J. Dart

A. L. Davis

E. Davis

L. H. Davis Maggie B. Davis

E. A. Dickinson ,

.

S. Dickson ;.

.

N. Digss '.. IdaDinuer

I. E. Dolicrtv M. Doherty'

^1. Donuellv

E. Donnelly

F. Dorsey

.1. A. Downing

M. E. Downey

Li/zie Downie

P. Dubaut

P.. Duffy

A. Dutron Kate Dunne

O. Dwyer

S. Edel en LM. Edelen

Sarah Edmonds

L. T. Edmoustou

J.Elliott

Amount

received.

$553 37

35 29

8 87 17 28

2 94 115 61 26 61

21 13 256 22 459 59 435 99 414 55 487 52 216 10 374 14

12 10 437 95 46 59 445 59 648 39 435 41 116 91

57 10 144 36

597 25 394 50 477 76

307 10 214 .50 474 11 474 52 513 20

63 94 500 45 420 71 315 75

67 79 440 73 425 19 93 58 16 44

213 42 314 33 222 19 64 68 528 10 412 05 440 78

94 50

287 54

.508 11 614 97 477 63 394 47 661 75 564 02 496 02

.574 11 565 21

4.54 86

89 63 308 10 460 43

187 37

393 05

.503 46

181 95

21 42

79 15 485 99

4.58 09 387 63 365 02 446 96 396 73 455 56 590 34 626 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons enqyloyed in the jjublic printing, tj-c. —Continued. 69

Time employed. Xame.

iDays. Hours.

I. R. Ellis Mary E. Ellsworth.

.

Maria V. Espey

E. J.Essex Laura V. Etter

V. M. Evans Mary Evans M. Elwood Anna Erb M. T. Everlv M. Farrell Alice H. Eaubel

Sallie Faulkner

X. Felger L.M.Felix

Nellie E. Fish

A. Fisher M. Flaherty M. L. Flanagan

K. Flavin M. FlemhiQ:

F. M. Fletcher H. C. Flynn

K.C. Foley

J. B. Forbes M. Fordham

C. Fowler

X. B. Franklin

V. Franklin

S. K. Feltham M. Garttrell , Belle Gates

Christian Georges .

.

Belle Gheen M.Gibbs

S. Giberson

C. Godev

E. W. Godwin

E. Gould M. A. Graves Annie Graves

L. A. Gregg

I. C. Greene

Alice M. Greenwood

A. I. Griffith

J. B. Grin nan Annie E. Ghant

M. Hall

E. Handebeau

Annie W. Harbin . .

.

Ella C. Hardy

Clara A. Harner . Delia Harper . .

.

j^t. A. Harper . .

.

L. V. Harper .... E. J. Harper

F. V. Harris

T. Harrison Rose A.. Hart

E. Havenner

A. A. Haves

M. E. Hayes .... L. Hays ' Marv E. Head .

.

S.E.'Havward ... E. Heffeil Geoi'gie Heiuline J.Helliuus

V. Heniick Mira Henry

Katie Heusan ^ - Augusta Herbst

S. Hess

A. Hiffgius Eva Hill L. Hill F. A. Hitchcock . J. Hitchcox

x

Amount

received.

$.525 23

34.5 21 206 99 I 517 18 \ 63 71 181 50 164 12 318 47

6 42

1 79 ! 484 26 383 56 361 52 ; 208 13 466 61 i 644 56 j 562 55 j 262 52 I 526 89 I 439 91 ' 533 50 434 66 478 24 438 52 491 80 -

676 88 442 98 396 OS 23 01 ' 2 31

Name. Time employed.

Days.] Hours.

A. Hodge

M. V. Holfman . .

.

M. A. Holbrook. . M. X. Hopkins . . - Ella House

C. Howard

J. Howlin

M. C. Huber

Jane Hughes

Annie M. Humes.

S. Husted

A. Hutson

F. E. Hays

M. Hall

i:j2

.)! 17h

L'lll 3f;5 477

441

73

fill

4ti7 74

4;;

349 30 390 99

4:i4 03 597 14 : 592 74 1

1

415 44 I 4.54 17 352 94

271 25 5:" 04

S4 1(1 - 411 78 ,

Annie X. Hall Sarah E. Jackson .

.

S. Jack

M. V. Jacksoi^ H. V. Jeffries H. Johnson M. A. Johnson

L. H. Johnson i M. W. Jones ; Y. A. Jones

E. -Jones : 8. Jurix ! T. Keefe Maggie Keefe M. A. Keunedv ^ T. E. Kennedy'

K. L. Kennedy

S. Kennedy ' II Keuneliy | S. E. Kersey j Maiie Keys j M. Kii sch ' M. L. Knapp ] M. Kuott ; E. Koi'ts

j Annie 11. Kealey'

J. Kersey. .

."

I Emma M. Kroger .

.

Kiltie A. Keefe M. LaBille

E. Lackey

Kosa La Covey

E. Laden '. J. La Fontaine

Ellen Laudvoigt ... Delia C. Lang.'... . E. Laporte Marv Larman

E. Lease A.V.Lee

Ella F. Long ., M. F. Long

D. Lord M. E. Lowe

C.Luckett

M. E. Luckett C.Lusbv

(V.V.I 00 IIS 8.-. 322 oG 023 75 344 78 106 21 308 80 635 50 501 03 357 42

458 34 662 4

Floi euce Lasby

liosie Laveudar. ... Marv A. Lenihan .

.

Ella Lvles A.E. Mallory

Bei tha A. Manning

•Jennie E. Manning

J. E. Mansfield M. A. Mapes

M. E. Marcei on

E. Marche

A. Martin

Alice Martin

S. Martin Lula M. Mason

C. Maus

Sarah J. May

Amount

received.

$441 22 446 46

147 73 444 71 579 32 563 79 645 24

510 08 382 6.3 415 34

487 n

445 29

55 75

26 77

36 22 208 97 553 06 194 38

504 81 512 27 359 22 216 36

385 90 471 21 405 29 362 25

545 50 149 29

,

260 12 319 27 143 80

104 78

624 75

457 71 34 00 295 72

70 60

9 00 584 26

16 85

18 80

12 06

6 54 649 94

589 50 540 00

309 28 575 23 673 54 374 73 410 32

371 99

84 84 436 64 444 35 529 52 442 13 333 43

35 38 409 41

507 47

486 35

253 09 158 46

278 92 434 68 196 38

92 01

59 L 05

391 41

319 85

.509 18 493 12

400 59 542 70

26 82 629 GO

463 10
70 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons cmploijed in the. public priniimj, <)''c. —Coutiuued.

Xame.

A.]\I(('arUiv' -. M. v.. :\IrC;ir(liv AuiiU' M.cCristal A. McDou-cll Mat tie McFee

E. V. Mc,( Jiaw

F. B. McK.'M. Ti L. A. ifi .... M. J. ii . . M. A.ii. . .. .. M. MrNnu.ai a Aniiif McRa^'i Mary J. ilclle yuoliis .... M. (i. Meals. ..' S. Mollis

Eessic S. ^Slobim , .

.

lvat(^ Moolie y Laura k. Moore M. ilorris M. M. lyflQi row -ii Lizzie A. Morrow

H. H. Morse

Dolly Moxley

D. A. Mulneau-N: .

.

A. Murphv

H. Miiri.hv M. iliirpliv M. E. Murray

Hattie McCabe ... .. Mattie K. Morean .

.

Helen S. flyers , .

.

H. TilarXamara A. ivr. Kasli

L. Navlor .. li. ivTel^.m M. B. IVoi-beck M. J. Neale .

.

Marv C. O'Brien M. T. O'Connor Mary E. O'Conucr .

.

Marv A. O'i^eil .. Xellie O'Prey Marv A. Onue

M. E. Owner Magg ie T. O'Meara ..... Alice O'Leary ,

.

M. Pane '. C. Palmer

J. T. Parliani

J. E. Parrott

S. Partrido-e M. Y. Peinbertou

E. C. Pliillips N.E. Phillips .. A. Pi.-iiiott Julia E. Plant A. Pleasants C.E. Pocock .. C.Pope f A. J. Porter Sarah V.. J. I'ortrr E. J . I'roctor , M. A. Proctor

Eriiiua Pmiiphre>' M. Y. ['unlv....*^.

I. E. Ilablii'tt Ella Pan.lolph K. Kea])soinei' M. Keid

T). Pr illy S. Pevnnlds

E. P. Jiicliards H. Pyd. r P. vS. Jv'itcliie , '.. Jitlia Pobiusou

A. Po-.MS

L. Poirier

Time ein- ploj-ed.

Days. Jloitrs.

Amount

recciveit.

i Time emi ployed. Xame.

|Days. Hourt

I $r>H9 48 I.. Pussi'll /.j : 472 OK M. A. j;yau

442 Amelia V. Bitter .

.

322 r)S Kate. C. Beese ; 4S2 ](! >f. A. Sayre ' . 4!i H. Schreiuer

7 J ],. Selvcy

. V. Sluirkey

. K. ^'lerwood

I. . . . Sliepherd

[2-1 [?. il. Sl;er\vood '

' ;;7'; ^1. A. Sibley '

' 44'' 52 L. Silyers. .' ./i 441 4:; jr2\l. Siere!iV>erL!: '. r)S4 50 Mary J. Sinclair ' I'M \v-v." L. Smart • .nthSmith -

4:.;;j j.-) O.J. .-. ..uierville

lli) OS S. 1). Soper

(J32 47 V^l. T. Spalding ^

j 294 14. M. E. Speisser :

i 202 79 ^M. A. Stelle i

| :i70 ;i9 K. Stevens ' ' 470 Laura ¥. Suit J

' 4(IS .^4 A. Sullivan ' 293 38 E. C. Sullivan '

: 8 33 M. SuUiyan ' 12 21 Jo.sie M. Summers

24 09 : E. J. Sydnor , 154 50 M. Simjison \ 555 71 : Bertha H. Scott : 1G3 13 A. Taylor ; 5.>-0 53 Geoi'gie E. Tennyson.'

43G SO H. ?,L Terry \...... 22 15 E.Thomas.'. ( 89 04 ]\r. A.Thompson

3(J2 89 Bhoda Thorn : 147 73 ' Acnes Thorpe j 556 50 '1 1).'C. Toole ' | 293 11 ' Elorence B. Towers...! i 593 35 Maagie E. Toome y ... | ....... ' 035 Oti L. Tucker !'

:

t

, 172 80 A. E. Tyrrell i

[ 81 65 "»lollie Yanuatta ' '

, 442 26 E. Y. Av^ilker • ' 424 59 Tda Walker I

j 410 65 B. Aralling 1 4C8 79 A. S. AYalls ...| 354 54 M. Y^ilsh I 92 36 Katie AYalsh '

I 488 25 Marv E. AYalsli ^

| 292 94 M. AYard j 004 47 P. A. AYatson ,

'

'

377 77 J. E. AYat.son

461 04 ^H. Webster

468 78 K. I. AVebster

512 7.-^ G. AVfbster

4.54 79 E. E. Weinwag ... 115 81 E. Wells

469 62 l^etXie E. Willard . 444 00 J. \Vilson 465 62 I'anuie Y'ilson

633 82 MarvE. Wilson...

450 12 L. Emily AA'indsor. 60 45 M. Wiuaate

619 50 F. M. Withers .... 476 69 M. Woodend

4f)2 411 Emma Wo-lsey ... 87 8'> Kate Wootton

650 80 0. Wriuht

330 52 Maauie AVhaley ... 299 79 J. L Yates....!

419 -j;! C. L. Youimfi21 8!i E. M. Youug

4S2 42 K. Zell

Anunmt

received.

$608 44

650 64

19 01

10 05 451 65

617 75 593 77 446 29

653 09 554 99 25 99 478 07 477 32 24 87 365 92 401 47 460 35

51 27

93 24

94 50 601 50 4ia 90 658 54 483 28 457 98 445 68 469 55 428 61 480 J4

17 71

527 25

74 77

60 81 554 86

397 75

82 53

431 04

573 61 144 46 112 38 410 79

373 42

9 79 177 37

664''50 348 99 396 31 589 87 629 00 252 36 509 54 305 '42 201 17 440 70 467 55 381 52 307 92 376 70 388 70 491 72 370 18

293 68 572 50

• 477 43 378 87 390 52 556 66 440 29 509 81 362 91 445 55 387 85

3 27 598 89

502 72 600 56 599 25
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 13.

Persons employed in the pnhUc printing, ^x. —Contiuued. PUBLIC BIXDTXG.

71

Xanie.

Time employed.

Davs. Hour;

Auioimt

received.

* Xame.

Time employed.

J.H.Eoberts James \r. White 313 A. D. Stidham ....... 313 D. "W. Landvoigl

Charles Lemou

C. Deuhaai James B. Smith

Edvrin "Walmsley William J. Hams

S. S. Barrett Yard tn Bishop W. E. Bradley

J. Fr. Biiehler Jos. E. Casey Henry Chase

Johu'Cole

T. D. Comwell

S. T, Crawford .' A.S. DaTid.s-n D. F. Fallon A. Fitz Simons Arthur H. Frisbee

J. F. Fuller William Gaisberg

Jos. E. Galley P.C. Gillon.'. J. H. Graham

J. W. Gray

H. Hammond

J. W. Harrison William Hayes

A. A. Henry

H. W. Hobhs

A. G. Hullett Au£s. Jacobs W. T. Johnston

C. A. Knockey...^

Isjx. M. Kjiott Samuel Koockogey

H. li. Koon

S. W. Lewis

Albert W. Luhrs

Ale^. McAllister Martin McCormick

]R. A. McPherson

Joseph Maddren John H. Maine John Matthews Henry Morgan

George 0. Morris

D. A . Murphy

Daniel Murphy

Wm. M. Nicholson John H. Patterson Joseph E. Peissner W. H. Pdchardson

D. C. Pdnggold

G. Posewag W. P. Slater Thomas Sonsrster Charles W. Sparks Thomas F. Stewart W. Edward Stockett Pichard Sweetman

James Thomson

G. L. Tracv

F. B. Trout

C. H. Welsh

George A. Whitford

J. J. Tokum

Ferd. F. Boaia George Corlies H. C.Dobbs

T. W. Butcher

C. P. Ecklotf , Edward T. Eckloff

1, 71:':! 7^

], 669 35

2, 562 L2S1 00

2. ^47 1, 22;i r.n

'2, :. -51 '0

ij l'^ 1, S24 10

2. 624 1, 122 40

2, 700 1, 080 00

1. 050

' 420 00

2"

2, 5S4 c26 GO

2, 452 9S0 80

9 588 1. 035 20

2, 608 1, 043 20

2, .504 1,001 60

2, 036 814 40

2, 512 926 35

2, 589 1, 035 60

2, 396 958 40

2, 599 933 70

2, 590 1, 036 00 1,092 436 ?0

2. 950 1, 1-4

2, 544 1,017 on

2, 397 95 S >') 2. 461 984 40

1. 141 456 40

.-. ^ ' ^ 1

1, 041 43 6 40 1,853 741 20

2. 478 971 20

2, 501 1, 000 40

2, 504 1, 001 60

2, 3*^4 '9.53 60

2,' 544 1, 017 60

2. 128 851 20

2. 5ft9 1. : <

")'

2, 581

1.1. - 547 218 80

2, 483 993 20

2, 581 1, 032 40

1, 0C4 425 60 1,043 417 20

2, 5.52 1, 020 SO

2, 584 L 033 60

2, 606 i;042 40

2. 5 i 6 1, (MO 40

1. I'U

2.2, 524 1, OUO 6iJ

1, Ii55 422 00

1, 040 80 h 0H2 412 80

1, 033 20

i, 0r8 403 20

1. 0:10 >0

2, 620 1, 048 OM

2, 561 1, 024 40 346 .138 40

2, 567 1.026 80

2, 560 1. 024 00

2. 427 970 ;mj 2. (',:') 1. i'44 I'O 2. v"4 00

2, ."ij4 1. Ob7 60

2. 608 1. 043 20

2, 474 989 00

2, 426 970 40

Days. Hours

C. Thomas Elwood.

Georire Griffith T. J. Harde.ster .... F. S. Metcalf

J. W. P\ emont

J. L. EaTeliff P. H. Puithvon Georae Siziiers Jas. M. Stockett ... T. M. Tiiplett

A. William;

A. L. Vr,,;,d .J'.hn A ;ims

•Jame-^ 0. Amos? . .

.

Harrv Anderson. .

.

Jas. il. Baily

.Vm. T. Baiu

G. O. Barnes

J. W. Beall John L. Bentzler .

.

Jns. T. Blakenev .. Pi iuliar.l BielLl'....

0^>:!ii-e H. Eodensic

ii.-.v-e P.P. Eritt M. Brittou...

T. J. Brunor

A. J. Bnehler

Jas. E. Bullock. ...

I Am. D. Bnrch

3. Burger B\rne

i - L -r Byrne

Joi'.n J. Byrnes

P. J. Caldwell John P. D. Caton... F.H.Chaffee

B. Chase Wm. Che.lal W. F. Clarkson .... James Clinton

r, Cobb - pb Coli'..:-Qon . .

.

. Colne

. D. Conner Frank L. Cornwell.

Pobt. A. Connell .. F. P. Cunnincjham . L. W. Denhain Arthur C. Deleving

•John Dohertv W. P. Dowden

M. A. Dubois James E. Duyall

JL. T, Eckart

Geo. W. Eno-el H. C.Espev..

J. A. B. E.spey Chas. 0. Field

F. C. Filpitt GeoiAe Finch

H. C. Fish

Geo. W. Fisher

Chas. Fowlei

J. W.Fox

Pobt. T. Frailey ... C. Franz John ii. Gantley . - Wm. M. Gloyer'. . . M. B. Gordon W. L. Grigo-s Edward Grimes

Joseph A. Handley

P. B. Harlord ...... Wm. W. Harrington

Amount

received.

2 606 4!1 04^ 40

2 616 1 046 40

991 60 987 20 996 80

) 5-Q 1 031 60

2 430 972 00

-> 50-:) 1X, noo vyi'j 90OKf 2 613 1 045 20

2' 572 1' 023 SO

2 608 1. 043 20

2 505 1 on

1, 027 2-0 0' -0-^ 1 '139 20 3-8 00 451 980 40

2, oOa 1 002 40

572 228 80

0 5g]^ 1 032 40

1 nqj. 00

7.' 984 80 968 80

•T 5(?g 1 0''6 40

1 137 444 80

1 043 20

' 5.5,3 1 0"''l ''O 99.5 1 l'^5 4-50 00

1 0 )5 60

1 O'j'j 025 20

) .^57 9--2 80 947 20 342 80

7,' tl^J- 992 00

1 042 80 7 -

'-0 ~

'^ri 14.4 40

"

t" 1, 05b 00

1 0^5 60

1, UoO DU

2. -3 1 0 94^ 00

1. 00 1 438 80

1, 329 .5.31 60

2. .300 1 on X, Ul'U 00

1 / 0 3''8 00

1 om 8n

2, .399

2, 548 1 m Q 90

2, 4-52 ) gQQ 1 010 on 778 50

2. 561 1, 024 40

2. 401 960 40

7' 952 00

1, 040 416 00

2. 498 999 20

2, 550 1, 032 00

1, 3.57 542 80

1, 651 660 40

2. 481 992 40

2. 514 1, Oo5 60

2. 5S0 1,0.32 00 526 210 40

2. 169 867 60

1. 039 415 60

2. 5.50 1, 020 00 950 SfO 00

2, .554 1. 021 60

2, 608 1, 043 20

2, 592 1, 036 80 949 379 60

2. 5.59 ] , 023 40

1, 632 652 80

1, 3.57 .542 80
72 llEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 13.

Persons enqjloyed in'tJie puMic 2)rinting, ^^c. —Continued.

JTame.

Time eni- ploj-ed.

Days. Honrs.

Au2.ustiis Hartman Wm. L. Hettiuger . John C. Hodgers . .

.

E. Holtziuan

H(^ni v T. Honck .. ^Ym. ilo^\-lett

•J. Kane

L. P. Keech Thomas Keegan . .

.

Henrv J. Kehr

T. J. Kelly John Keir Gnstave King

C. H. Koehler

Gus. Knapp

John E. Knight

C. M. Knott

Chas. H. Krener . .

.

Augustus Klihner . Erank P. Kimmel]

.

E. S. Laffei ty Gustavo Lancer

Jno. A. Landvoigt . D. P. Leach T... John I. Leitch. H. S. Linker W. C. Lithgow

E. G. Lowey

G. A. Lyon

J. H. McCorniick. .

.

J. F. McDonald . . .

.

Heni'v McGivern .

.

J. P. McKean Wm. McLanahan .

.

"Wni. McLa-ue

Chas. A . MclSramee

.

Tlios. Q.May

J. S. Maddreu Wm. Marsliall George H. Manrer . J. Meehan

Andrevv' MelTille . .

.

Thos. Meushaw

Erank Miller R. W. Moore Wm. S. Moore

J. C. Motherhed. ... D. J. Munn

C. K. Xallev

AV. ^s' alley E. Xash..

Jol-ii U'Keilly

< re< irge T\". Oreni

T. E. Pendel

P. M. Phipps John Pridgeon

Ed. P. Puinphrey James Pead

A. Revhert

Pdch.a'rd Koherts

Jas. S. Po bin sou James A. iiutlu rford

Jas. A . Pyau

Wm. Scott Gale Slicriu;;u

T\'. S. ^lipMir C. p. SluMtlc El

A.

El

Jc.

lUl A. Sr.iith d. P. Smitli . -

.

'.u Ik SmitlH-is

Jas. .\ . s; lit kumu

S. K. Srrattnu

Pi-rer Swift Andrew Tatt

Amount

rec^ved.

176 $70 40

2, 380 952 00

2, 593 1, 037 20

2, 331 932 40

2, 291

2, 236

916 40 894 40

1, 673 669 20

2, 322 933 80

1, 310 524 00

2, 588 1, 035 20

2, 409 963 60

2, 364 945 60

2, 542 1, 016 80

1, 730 692 00

2, 505 1, 002 00

2, 609 1, 043 60

2, 297 918 80

963 385 20

2, 479 991 60

2, 398 959 20

2, 569 1, 027 60

2, 308 923 20

2, 488 995 20 358 143 20

2, 483 993 20

2, 422 968 80

2, 541 1, 016 40 940 376 00

1, 109 443 60

2, 530 1, 012 00

2, 590 1, 036 00

2, 558 1,023 20

2, 528 1, Oil 20

2, 567 1, 026 80

1,.227 490 80 552 220 80

2, 352 940 80

2, 558 1, 023 20

2, 588 1, 035 20

2, 536 1, 014 40

2, 598 1, 039 20

2, 525 1, 010 00

2, 311 924 40

1, 116 446 40

2, 457 982 80

2, 504 1, 001 60

2, 447 978 80 804 321 00

1, 076 430 40 416 166 40

2, 286 9] 4 40

2' 410 964 00

1', 057 422 80

l \ 749 ()!)9 CO

2, 610 1. 044 00

2' 48.') 994 00

2 390 790 85

1, 887 754 80

2' 377 950 80

1' 978 789 (ill 1, 074 429 60

2' 241 896 40 P 102 440 80

2, 282 912 80

2, 446 978 40

2, 432 972 80

2, 564 1, 025 60 464 185 CO

2, r,48 1, 019 20

2, .-f't 1, 037 60

1, 031 -0

2, 246 898 40

148 80 025 250 00 2,431 972 40

2, 2(i2 904 80

2, 171 868 40

2, 606 1, 042 40

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Alfred Thomas

David A. Thompson

Dennis Toomev . Chas. E. Tretler .... R. W. Wade

Ered. Wagner ! E. Wakeliu-i- John Walde \ Chas. H. Walker

John E. Walsh

Edwin R. Waters

Chas. W. Wells

! Geo. K.White

I John White

ij H. Wiese

I Chas. S. Willis

! W.E. Wright

I Chas. P. P. Wroe

; T. U. Worlock

j! John E. Van Horn ..

il A. A. Vessie

j

I Roht. H. Zimmerman .

jl R. L. Griunan

Chas. Hetferman

J. B. Kcdeher

William B. Reilly H. Sage .

[; Thos. L. Koontz ^.

.

I Chas. G. Rogier J.

.

;! John K. BuKh I..

'! William Maloney

! John Morris

' George B. Bury ...... .

.

i Louis S. Clendaniel . .

.

\\ Chas. Daly

i Erank D(mn . . John A. Elather

ii Clinton Groshon

Crco.rge B. Harleston .

.

Erank A. Kennedy

Hariy A. Lammond .

.

Richard Murphy

Chas. S. West

Stella Barrett EdellaBurd 'tre Annie Chapman

; S. C; Cushing

' S. C. Cu.sbman

I E. D. Davis

Ida E.Evans

Annie E. Ghaut

B. Knott

E. A. Leonai'd Kate H. Locke

M.J.Lovell M. A. McGraw

Cai rie B. McKnight .. A. L. ^Macomber Aimie Reilly

Flla Riley

•Jennie Rutherloi d

II. E. Rviin

E. Y. SandcT.sou

1 Bettie Schiller IdaM. Sta-ii

E. Sullivan.

Maoo-ie, H. Taylor ....

, C. L.' Wirt E M. Yergcr

]Mary Bari y

C. A Bartlett

ij Eugene Blankman

,1 Annie Berry

I Clara Y. Bishop

E. A. Bishop Anna Bolinstarck

; Cairio A. Booth

I

I Adelia A. Bowen

Amount

received.

1,024 1 2,601 : 2, 590 , 2,463 1,075 1 1,.526 1 1,096 I 2,599

2, 610 2,465 2,537

2,503 2,579

280 ! 2, 566 [ 2,475 I 2, 554 1 2,607 ] 32 2,376

2,553 1 400 i 2,586 i 2,599 I 2,459 1 2,482 1 2, 363 1 2,3.34

2, 577

2, 590 2,558 ! 2.604 I 1,003

704 ( 1,671

2. 410

1, 888

915 1,018 : 695 i 053 809

916

843

4U8

303 864 2,457

1,903

2,408 2,415

2, .523

2, 105

2, 156 ! 2,054 1 2, 223 i. 2, 506 j 2, 294 ' 2,062

'

2, 449

1, 774

1 , 950

1, 6.34

, 2, 509 I 2, 138 I 2,440

2, 517

, 993

2. 498

2, 432

390

400

976

200 , 2, 276 1,671 I

$409 60

1, 040 40

1, 036 00 985 20 430 00

610 40

438 40

1, 039 60

1, 044 00 986 00

1, 014 80 1,001 20

1,031 60

112 00

1, 026 40

990 00

1,021 60

1, 042 80

12 80- 950 40

1,021 20

160 00

547 20 569 95

571 75

608 80 551 00 436 07 469 83 311 48

353 68

367 83 132 87

88 00 208 86

361 58

235 99

111 36

127 25

86 87

90 62 131 61 226 11 286 24

221 32 752 48

719 68

582 4»

618 44

767 80

594 68

752 49

7.54 70 788 44

657 82 583 61 641 87 694 69

783 12 716 85

644 38 765 29

554 36

009 36

516 88 784 07 668 12 762 48

786 57 228 39

574 54

559 36

89 70

92 00 224 48

46 00 523 48

384 33
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 73

No. 13.

Persons empJoyed in the jyiihUc printing, c^-c. —Continued.

Time employed. Xame.

Davs. Hours.

Amount

received.

Marv V. Bowler M. E. A. Boyd

Annie BraBuon .- Mary A. Branuan .... Maggie A. Broderick Mary E. Brown

Annie V. Brverton. .

.

M. J. Burkliolder....

L. J. Burse

E. Bushee Kate Butler A. Callahan M. E. Calvo Blanche Campbell . .

.

/Virginia Cammack .

.

r Kate Cantine Marv Carpenter • F. E; Carter

L. A Caulk , E. ZST. Chamberlain . .

.

Clara Chase

S. E. Christian

C. Crooks Agnes Adams / Mary E. Bailey Josephine E. Bennett

L. G-anghran , H. A. Grambrill

Alice Johnston Kate Kelly

L. McCalterty M. Markham

L. Piggott

E. G.' Proctor Frances Stranb

S.E. Twitchell Era Walker

Louisa Wells Fannie Whitemore .

.

F. W. A dams

Alice Alexander Mamie S. Allen Maria Anderson . M. L. Andrews

E. M. Ashtpn M. .A.tchison M. H. Atwell Martha E. Bailey Hattie D. Baird M. E. Barker

B. F. Barnes Mary A. Barron Mary E. Bar; v M. B. Clagett" Annie L. Clark Addie Coke Maggie Colbert Florence Cole Marey E. Coleman. .

.

A. A. Colclesser Sarah Collins Annie V. Collins Alice Corcoran

O. A. Co wning

Annie <Jowling Florence D. Cowling.

Indiana Cowlins;. . . Margaret Croniu

S. E. Cronin

Mollie Crow

F. F. Crnpper Mary T. Daley . /. . .

.

Nannie Daniel.

Julia Darby

Ellen Darcy Maggie Devlin A. Dickins

Sallie Dobbins

2. 218 $510 14 2,142 492 66

1, 331 306 13

1, 545 355 35 525 120 75

2, 568 590 64 258 59 34

2, 453 564 19

2, 279 524 17

2, 342 538 66

2, 525 .580 75

2. 639 606 97

1, 656 380 88 798 183 54

2, 448 563 04 659 151 57

2, 482 570 86

2, m2 600 76

2, 504 575 92 1,874 431 02 147 33 81

2, -54 587 42

2, 254 704 37

2, 537 634 25

2, 432 608 00

2, 409 617 25

513 75

2, 285 571 25

2, 005 501 25

2, 458 614 50

2, 499 599 01

2, 525 614 07

2, 456 614 00

1,.093 273 2.5 2,458 614 50

2, 179 544 75

2, 513 628 25

2, 51» 627 50

2, 517 629 25 2,458 454 15

2, 508 576 84

2, 407 553 61 405 93 15

] , 982 456 86

2. 505 576 15

1, 388 319 24

2, 115 486 45

1, 858 427 34

1, 520 349 60

2, 347 539 81

2, ISO 501 40

1, 573 361 79

2, 429 558 67

2, 442 447 22

2, 482 570 86 312 74 24

2, 412 5.54 76

883 203 09

2, 487 621 75

2, 455 564 65 440 101 20

1, 439 330 97 406 93 38

1, 179 271 17 525 120 75 1,931 444 13 255 58 65 1,123 258 29

2, 116 486 67

1, 342 308 66

2, 480 570 40

2, 371 545 33

88 20 24

1, 375 316 25

2, 415 5.-

5

45 2,315 532 45

2, 269 521 87 1,346 309 58

Name.

Mary F. Dove

M. E. Dow

Kate Dowden

E. Dowell

C. Durham H A.Eaton

L. A. Elms

Konie Elms

Isabel English Anna Erb

L. C. Estabrooks M. T.Eberly

Mary H. Fitz Patrick. M. Falconer M. E. M. Farrar M. M. Farrar Mary Farrall

S. K'. Feltham

Ella M. Ferguson

M. A. Fithian Mary A. Ford

Time, employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

leceived.

A. C. Francis

Ella Gallagher Katie A. Gallaher Jennie Gates

Annietta E. Gibson .

.

Sadie Gleasou AdaE. Glover

E. Y. Goddard

Jennie Goss

Josie Goszler Mary S. G-ordon Frances G-rgtves Katie Greer Annie E. Gross Susan Guerin

B. Haffner

E. N. Haines Bunuie Haswell M. E. Hendley , S.E. Henning

Johanna Hempler . .

,

Lida Henry

Louisa Henry , Mira Henrv MaryE. Hill Mai-y C. Hines

Florence Hottiuan . . 1 E. J. Holohan

M. A. Holt

E. J. Hooper

L. L. Hoover Mary Honan , Marion Hough

Susan Houck

Elizabeth Huntress.

.

L. A. Hyde...'. Maggie B. Hyde

M. Kate Hynes

Lula Hyson

F. M. Jacobsen Emma Jeffries Jennie A. Jenkins .

.

Annie E. Johnston. .

,

Ella A. Johnston

E. E. Johnston

Isabella Johnston .

.

E. Keanan

M. £. Keleher

Sarah C Kennedy .

.

E. Kepner

Eose Kleiber

Nellie Kratit Emma N. Lamb

B. F. Leach M. W. Lee

2, 269 $521 87

2, 542 657 76

2, 174 500 02

2, 181 422 59

2, 501 575 23

1, 131 260 13 126 28 98

2, 273 522 79

2, 434 559 82 225 51 75

2, 427

639 558 21 146 97

2, 567 590 41

2, 517 578 91

1, 953 449 19

1, 254

1, 423

288 42

327 29

2, 389 549 47

1, 574 362 02^

2, 374 546 02

2, 390 549 70

1, 664 382 72

1, 244 286 12

1, 715

2, 412

394 45

554 76

2, 059 473 57

1, 314 302 22 433 99 59

2, 092 481 16

1, 214 279 22

1, 004 230 92

2, 571 591 33

577 132 71

1, 626 373 98

•L, 255 288 65

2, 474 569 02

1, 144 263 12

1, 291 296 93

2, 230 512 90

1, 946 447 58

963 221 49

2, 317 539 81

2, 445 562 35

1, 765 405 95

2, 091 481 93

575 132 25

146 33 .58

1, 955 449 65

93 21 39 . 1, 118 257 14

1

2, 368 544 64

1, 291 296 93

2, 253

712

518 19

163 76

1, 036 238 28

987 227 01

1, 373 315 79

2, 456 564 88

2, 389 .549 47

2, 582 .593 86 4UO •i 93 84

2, 077 477 71

2 422 557 06 392 90 16

2, 388 549 24

408 93 84

2, 388 549 24

2, 475 569 25

550 39

l' 313 301 99

1, 478 339 94

563 50

1, 366 314 18

2. 306 530 38 ( 1,376 ,316 48

1, 347 309 81

2, .528 581 44

1,072 246 56
74 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13. —Persons cm2)Joyrd in ilu' pnhlic priniing, ^ c. —Coutinned.

Name.

Clara Lr.^s Susau J.oiintoii M. E. Li-innmi Faniiie E. Levy

Lillie LrA\ is . .' Maiiiic C. Lincoln . . Annie H. Liudslev . Ellen Lynch .

.

jVLiry Lynch

Ida E. Lyons . . .

.

Johanna La ons Kate LA'onsJXettie 'Mc(:al)(: E. ilcf nTlliv M. A. ]\IcGivu;oi- .-. M. J. iJcKejiney . . . Katie ilcisamava . . . Lizzie il.aek

Sallie H. ^[acnicliol El an eh e ]\Li ti r ade r.

.

Elorence "Iasse>' . . .

.

Anna I. Melov. ...... Mattie l^letca'lf Sallie Micheal Emma Miller Jane E. Minor

Hit tie Mitchell Margaret MitchdL.j. Amelia Moreno . . . vj. D. A. Mortimer

Jennie L. Mnnroe . .

.

Katie A. Mnrphy

Mary A. Mun ay Mary Nasser. M. J. Neale Midie L. Nicholson.

.

Mary Xolau

Minnie Oshorne Martha K. Pavn" . .

.

S. E. Perley .'. Lizzie Pettit Josephine Plnnrer . .

.

Mary L. Pose;^' Beatrice Prather

Sadie Pruette M. Purcell M. F. Pvainey Aunie L. Eandoiph .

.

Julia Ready . Marv A. liearden . . .

.

Lillie B. Kees M. Lonise Eeilv E. E. Eicksecker .. .

.

Ella Khlgely Lou Powers "

. . ! M. T. Settle

Loui;; Sliaett'er L. A. Sheplierd H. Sherwood

Marj^aret Shields Mai'y Sbuame

S. E'. Srssou.'- - Mary A. S'. :fh Mary Sno\'. -Lizzie So]icr Sarah Sorell Ella ^l. Sin inucr

Maiix-' E. Spriuus. .

.

M.'-i: Stanley . S. V. Stansliury

C. Stanton '. Dora Steele K. L. Stevens

Nellie C. Stinson . . .

.

Eosie IL St oil Ellen Sullivan

Time employed.

Davs. Honrs.

Amount

received.

L 170 10

] , '!'() :i2

1

(l<S 1, J 7() 27U 4s'

'2, 4,3

1

5.1 It 1 :> li)7 4:) 51 t.

'

J, r)i4 •-> 1 f

2!t

L', 511

1, '_' l(5 I'Hi

4 So :<i2 24

], ri7:i Mtil

]

,

310 1.; 1, S77 43

1

7]

2, 4i)2 '1'' 4 si 1 , 21] 2/8 '"

• 2, :!('S '44 (14 2, H70 • .i() 1. (i( n 3(jS 00

!!!!() 91 08

11 12 23 46

1 , njH 235 29 ; 1, 213 278 99 200 46 00 1 2, 363 543 49

775 178 25

2, oSO 547 40 , 443 101 89

2, 465 566 95

2, 4.")! 563 V.J 2. 475 569 2 1 2, 152 494 96

2, 037 468 51 159 36 57

1, 608 369 84

2. 380 547 40

352 80 96

2, 236 514 28

24- 52

2, 469 56 < 87

2, 380 547 40

1, 465 3.36 95

1, 065 244 95 680 156 40

1, 510 347 30 639 146 97

2, .574 502 02

2, 324 534 .)2 704 ]()1 92

1. 27> 293 94

2. '.V.il .551 31 1 (ilii 152 03 454 104 42

47 84 515 ;^9 12 ]!)

i:; 4

2, 431 11

2, 531

2, 07(i 477

]:; 4S 2,487 57"-' 01 ' 1, (102 230 46

4. 225 281

1, ] 58 266

36^; 68 03 ],603 368 0!) 40 9 20

2, 295 <** 527 85

1, 3.59 312 57

53 36

2, 367 544 41

2, 253 5] 8 19

I, 239 284 97

1, 086 249 7S

1, 244 286 12

1, 181 271 63

1. 817 417 01

2, 062 474 26

2, 471 .568 33

Name.

J. INI. SnUi^'au "Mary Sullivan Kosa Sullivan

A'icToria Sullivan . , .

.

J';. J. Tenly

J. 'IMionipsou . .

.

K. ]>. j'hroekniorton.

l^crtie Tihhelts

Uehcceii Tolson

]\[nrv J. U"o])haui . . .

.

i:]la'Tor!-cy

]\fari:i T an -llstine. .

.

Helen A'.-.ndcrlelir ... Eli/aheth A. A'ose . .

.

l)(dlie Walker

.] essie ?-r. Wai-ren . .

.

A. M.. \Vasliin!jtou Mary Weser..:

^larv R. Wcsthorpe . K. M. \Vhitne\ Martha Wilkius M. T. AVillianis M. C. TTillianison.... Isahella Yoniuj M. B. Blank-. an Maria Byrnes

Ida Carroll Annie Cassell Emily T. Coke

J. Crider Laura Crider

S. C. Darby

I<la E. Davis M. A. Dodson

Sallie D. Durham. . .

.

Eeoinia Handley Annie Hohbeiu . Hallie Howard

ary F. Kevs

Eliza J. McElfrish..

i\lary McGoldrack. .

.

H. jlcCrowau

]\[. E. McLean

Elizabetii MaB,!;'au. .

.

Mary C. Manninu.' - A . M. Meacham Ma -0c Miles

L. T. iforris

C. F. Morrison

ElLi Popkins

Cora (J. Pirmphrey. . , Josie W. Robinson. .

.

A\- . il. Eutzer

I- lorcnce Smith

J>lancbe Stevens

Kalie Theckcr

:\[. E. A\';!lnisley Annie Waters

H. C. Vrilliss dir. Wustenl'eld M. T. Lincoln

AVni. Robinson

-las. W. Hno)H-s Asa L. Carrier Thomas I). l]enuetT-

.

Fred. Boulter

Ellis Huulies

L. I. J'.oteler E. C. Sinumds

Eob't E. Gayle

X. A. Bundy

AYni. Eeynolds

Lewis T. Jewett

J.T. Wbitaker . AV. H. Fletcher

.V. J. Hall

(r. H. Hess

William Bell

i Time employed.

Days.; Hours.

Amount

received.

2 498 •$574 54

l' 1 23 258 29

2* 200 506 00

2' 504

1 287 575 92 296 01

2! 336 537 28

1 450 333 50

2,' 084 479 32

1' 219 280 37

2] 514 .578 25

1 ]72 269 56

1, 57') 362 48

] 71 39 33 269 61 87 852 195 96

1 093 251 39

1 999 459 77

1 245 286 35

' 80 18 40

2 051 471 73

2' 159 496 57

1 057

2' 309

243 11 531 07 444 102 12

1 879 313 18

2 426 401 32

2 597 432 83

2 327 387 82

2' 577 429 50 794 132 33

3 659 276 50

2 037 339 52

2' 338 389 66

2' .588 431 33

2' 382 397 01

2 554 425 66

' 112 18 67

] {J42 273 86

i^o 20 00

0 5fig 427 65

'', 452 408 65, 120 51 S08 134 67

2 582 430 34

2 512 418 67

2 480 413 33 229 38 17

2 607 434 51

2 521 420 16 684 113 99 435 01

2' 204 • 367 32

ooi 138 67

2 489 414 83

2, .586 431 00

69

1

11.5 16

2, 614 435 66

1, 635 272 50

2, 482 413 67

2, 577 1, 340 04

445 249 20

662 350 86

3.54 141 60 440 176 00 422 168 80 448 179 20 442 176 80 402 160 80 424 169 60 442 176 80 424 169 60 452 180 80 423 169 20

183 00 183 00 78 00

108 00 444 111 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 75

No. 13.

Persons empJoyed in the public printimj, cfc. —Coiitinued.

, 1 Xame.

' Time em- i ployed. I Ainouut

receiveil. Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Honrs. Days. Honrs.

Joseph A. Bobn ... John Bush

E. T. Cross John X. Dorster... Michael Dongherty

Alexandei- Donglas

Charles Fletcher . -

.

Jno. TT. Jones

Geo. Ovster

Geo. r; Price

J. F. B. Pursell .... Frank Bobinson . .

.

Manson Robinson. Robeit Williams .. E. A. HoU

H. A. Pettit

J. J. Jones A. H. Lloyd . . . J. R. McCartv

O. S. Sanford'

C. R. Sherwood

C. L. Graenacher... H. Hall George L. Ready .

.

Hiram Spear W. T. Kellv W. H. Mills . D. B. Alexander

J. W. Alexander . .

.

Walter Alexander . R. L. Beatty Frank H. Bronangb W. H. Burger

R. M. Campbell

Michael Carroll.

.

George Coleman . Jame's R. Craerin William Cruso . .

.

D. J. Cnnningham

Robert E. Cunningham W. Dawson

Dillord Morris Dowd

C. P. Dowden

AV. D. Evans

E. D. Fitch John A. Gleason John E. Hammond

W. A.Hebard

G. H. Hess Hiram Jnhnson . Joseph E. .Johnson Lloyd T. Jones

William, Jordon

61

3.07

46.5

476

466

120 433

36.5 424

451 449

•^/6 75 152 50 116 25

152 50 1L> (Ml 11 i» 50 119 00 116 .50 30 00 108 25

91 25 106 00 112 75 112 25

I I'll 9S

110

: H6

15

No. 14.Sfatement six for the fiscal year ei and the ((mount each Jtas rectived.

1. uul H5ii 35

770

2, 552 801 43 1,974 592 20

2, 411 605 15 692 40

G2,S 80 735 84

360 92

2, 356 589 00 856 : 214 00 201 : 50 25

2, 306 576 50

2, 438 609 50

'U 00

00

2, 'J

i- 00

3, ir_:. 25

2, 504 626 00

2, 954 738 50

2, 577 644 25

2, 475 618 75

2, 484 621 00

2, 699 674

2. ti51 512 75 912 1S7 33

2, 646 661 50 80 20 00

2, 502 625 50

2, 578 644

2, 131 532 75 227 56 413 103 25 29G 74 (10 1, 2SG 321 .50 1, 891 472

1 the nunthcr of /,

1 Jane. 30, l^s;2, .-i

H. C. Jov 982 Hiraai Kibbev 893 H.H.Lazelle.' 112 James Lee 2. 475

X(-ilsou Levy 183 Robert Lo^au- 2. ."-114 Burr Lucas - 2, .144 E. G. Luce 2. -I'il H. C. Lvbrand ii23 C. Mcrievitt 2, 280 EnOS J. McXamara : 250 Patrick McNainee 2, 499 Juhn Miner 2. •3>5

•J. B. Montuomerv- 2. .'."2 J. S. Moss'" ' 1.170 Louis X. Moss 996 Beujamiu A. Murray . .

' 964 James Xallv " 2, 756

T. M. Paucost 2.231 Jos. G. Quautrill 1, 173 D. E.Ritchie... 2,502 Jacob Robiuson 2. 666 Franke Rowe 1, 096 Robert E. Scott 80 Thomas Scott 1,220 Willia m S c o 1 1 , i r 794 H. C. SholfS 493 Moses Smith 3, 033

J. H. Snapp 2,419

S. S. Straehan 2,356 Arthur Summers 2. 491 William A. Tilley 2,284

Jas. Andrews Upshur. 1 2, 409

F. A. A\'(>sT I .... 2.436 George Williams ..... 2. 5.54 Edward J. Wilver . \/ . 2; 393 AVilliam E. Winston .. - . 44

L. A. Cassard :;04 Otto Li-issrino- ,,8 , Will E. Miller 365 : William H. Murphy . . 365 - riECE-WOKK. i M. E. Calvo

Martraret Croniii Ella\j-alla-her ^tarv S. Gordon. Marv Honan: ; XelHe Kraft't M. ±>. Lenman

K. G. Marcellus

^Jargaret Sliields

C. St^aiton

Amount

received.

$245 50 223 2: 28 00 618 75 45 75 626 00 636 00 615 2.'^ 155 75 570 00

62 50 624 7" 671 2." 038 5( 292 00 249 00 241 00 689 50 557 7-' 293 2." 625 2." 666 0(. 274 Of 20 0( 305 51 198 21 123 2( 758 7: 604 0.^ 589 7r 622 90 477 25 602 02 609 .55 638 20

.598 00

11 or 912 01 174 01

J , 095 OC

1, 095 Ot

77 0.. 67 6: 70 6] 66 7( 71 0" 82 .34 89 47

57 04

63 25

61 41

•son.-i cinploiied on the Con(ires^U))ial Eecor<

Time em- Time employed. ,

. ployed. Name. Amount ^

' Amount

received. , received. Days. Hours.

Albert Ordway . .

.

Eben D. Apple'ton. Cicero W. Harris .

.

James R. Randall

.

M. D. Helm

Bvron A. Ford

E' W. Ovster W. H. Hickman...

109 20 D. W. Beach 40

1, 162 20 John H. Boner 115

730 30 W. F. Dunn 53 398 30 M. C. Foss 140 348 00 B. W. GiUis 140

942 no Geo. AV. Howard 126

.588 UO A. McXellv 181

348 00 Ed. Morgan 178

332 $389 40 690 00 318 00 840 00 840 00 756 00

1. 280 30

1, 068 00
76 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.

I^ersons emjjioijed on the Congressional Iiecord, cjc. —Continued.

Xame.

C. S. Myers M. Noves

A. E. Piatt W. E. Eamsey

W.Il. Steele . John ^Y. Thomas

F. B. Wallace W. S. Brooks

C. M. Cyphers W. F. Walsmith

A. Gr. Allison Wui. M. Coleman

Al. Cottle

Georo:e E. House

L. E. Kearney

A. D. McKnight

J. C. Quein W. C. Tallev Geo. J. Webb t .

.

W. A. Smith H.. Stephen Caldwell Wm. E. Winston John F. Swiggard

G. A. Traylor JohnWhitaker

E. B. Hollo way

Edward B. Jones

H. H. Jones

Jno. G. Anderson . . .

.

H. G. Ellis Chas. H. Lewis

E. J. Eussell James Bawn

S. jST. Benerman

Chas. J. Canfield Alex. McCullip

TT. H. Meyers

Chr. Wustenfeld..../.

S. T. Brown J. A.E.Sardo si.

I). H. Deuham

Edwai d Duff

J. H. Furburshaw Columbus Hall Sam'l Hurley Frank Simms

Jas. W. Hughes

A. W. Giaham .

.

Sallie Moore

C. B. Appier

Sallie Baldwin .

.

I'annie Beamer

Cora H. Best

B. C.Bickford Adelaide Bosley

TTnetta Boynton

Catharine Burke

Annie Cari^euter Delia Ci emeu

Mau-ie DuftV

Libhie A.Flahavhan

Hauiinh C. I-'oulke .

.

Mai \ Haves

^larvllili

Relh'-eeu Lisbcr _ . . .

.

Ertti.' Loii- Ellon ]«yIcCarty Mniuic Xorricet ^Inrv E. Rea-an Addie Scriver Susie V. Siuoii

S. E. Sisson *.

.

]\Iauuip Sullivan Hat tic V. Tenley ... Hourietta Tompkins

.Vdah Wiuckelmau

M. I. Chanev

Time era- ployed.

Days.! Hours.

Amount

I'eceived.

.$1, 074 00

1, 121 68

7.56 00 402 00 318 00

1, 074 00

1, 074 00 1,014 32

1, 037 33 509 99

80 00 565 00 820 00

32') 00 100 00 555 00 895 00 912 60 885 00 633 60 546 00 817 00 475 00 365 00

90 00 162 00 180 00 216 00 581 41

16 96

1, 121 06

2 65

298 00 525 50 855 00 440 50 498 50 114 40

660 54 258 68 330 00 26 40 534 80 55 60 128 00 110 00 493 60

19 50

77 96 45 57

4 62

20 58 40 95

35 70

1 68 34 86

48 90 242 79 100 17 240 69 215 46

3 57 15 75

1:^2 2-2 24 57 46 20

17 43

284 13

08 49 264 60

10 50

2:i3 13

11 97 133 35

37 38

124 50

Xam^. Time em- ^

ployed.

Days

Johanna Hickey

Mollie A. Hunter . .

.

Bridget McXamara. Mary O'Brien Margaret Sweenej' . E. B. Billings Edwin T. Botts .... John Dice Adolphe Guillot-..- G. W. MuUoy

Samuel Eobinson . .

.

H. T. Williams Perry Brown

Frank Coburn

H. C. Cowell........ W. B. Kelly David Leonard

Paul Livingston John E. Parker

George Eecar

S. L. Eouzee Henry T. Houck W. H. Moi'an

J. Paul Chambers .

.

Eichard Berry

E. B. Harford

Will P. Eeese

D. W. March

James T. Arundell

Charles J. Ortlip G. L. Pears(m Hod. Eevnolds

T. M. Snllivan A. W. Bacon

E. M. Brumagim W. S. Clarke

Collins

F. W. Conover

William D. Foos Luther E. Frank

Hai ry A. G win

Clara A. Hai'uer Andrew Hogan

James F. Lacey

D. McCathran James McKenua

Edward H. Parlin George M. Eaub

A.J. Eock

H. Schreiner Bertha H. Scott Wm. Shepherd

S. D. Soper

E. C. Sullivan A. E. Tyrrell Merton J. Washburne

.

J. Wilson

Geo. C. Wooley

' LM. Bailey

' R.Y. Bakvr

S.J. Blair M. Brviui

F. CliasH

J. Coiiuor

C. Daily

j M. Darby

J. A. Dowuina" M. Flaherty X

X. B. Franklin

Rose A. II; A. A. Hav(

:\[ira Heui

E. Laden

M. A. Johnson

E. .Jones Y. A. Jones

Hours.

received.

- - 875 $164 06

1 120 210 00

1 l' 115 209 06

146 44 214 40 12

j 120 30 00 333 83 25

1, 162 290 50

' l' 035 258 75 459 114 75

, 1, 238 309 50

1 i' 265 316 25

1 ' 658 289 52

301 132 44

682 300 08

605 266 20

! 360 158 40

658 289 52

92 40 48 234 102 96 659 289 96

388 225 04

766 423 40

205 106 60 988 395 20

2 00

j 391 156 40

! 803 301 12

134 50 25

4 1 00

223 66 49

152 42 50

306 79 00

10 3 12

1, 523 380 75

' 797 195 65

93 23 25

726 181 50

1 546 386 50

33^

113 75

84 50

204 51 00

87 21 75

72 18 00

68 17 00

24 6 00

1 047 261 75

2 25

903 225 75

32 8 00

143 35 75

1 372 343 00

16 4 00

53 13 25

84 21 00

12 3 00

986 71 50

0^•ip 13 00 115 28 75

857 179 97 812 170 52

677 142 17

369 77 49

964 202 44

976 204 96

90 18 90

120 25 20 160 33 60

661 138 81 866 181 86

130 27 30

859 180 39

976 204 96

701 147 21 980 205 80 833 174 93

608 127 68
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 77

No. 14.

Persons emploijed on ilie Congressional JRecord, t^c—Poutii^iied.

Xame.

Time employed.

I I iDays.i Houi

Amount

leceiTed. Xame.

M. E. Marceron M. Murphy

M. E. Murray

M. T. O'Connor

S. Partridge H. Eider

K. S. Eitchie

E. F. Sharker , M. T. Spalding

Elorence B. Towers...

L. Tucker

J. E. Watson . . ./ E. 1. "^Vebster . . .". .

.

Gr. Webster

H. Webster

E. Wells George H. Bodensick

.

W. E. Bradley

J. J. Brunor .' Joseph Colignon

C. C. Colne A. S. Davidson

Jas. E. Gaily

J. W. Harrison

E. Holtzraan Augs. Jacobs W. T. Johnston

Jno. E. Knight Andrew Melville . J. C. Motherhead

D. A. Murphy

E. Kash

A. A. Smith

S. E. Stratton Peter Swift . .

.

E. Wakeling M. L. Andrews

Virginia Cammack .

.

E. X. Haines

Lida Henry.

Florence Hoifnian .. . M. E. Keleher

D. A. Mortimoi e E. L. Beatty.... Wm. Jordon

H. C. Jov

C. McDevitt

riECE.WOKK. A. Aldrich Hariy D. Armstrong. W. E. Atwell ;. Geo. W. Y. Bailev... B. F. Baker

B. H. Bealer G. M. Bennington . .

.

J. C. Bonsall. A. J. Bover

J. E. Bri^ter

S. E. Brooks

F. W. Brown

J. G. Brown

T. Brown

F. H. Burnhart Wm. J. Caldwell

G. A. Calvert John W. Campbell. .

.

J. F. Campbell Frank S. Ca.sselman . W. E. Chiplev

E. F. Chisolm

108 68 588 123 48

857 179 97 849 178 29 863 181 23 324 68 04 836 175 56 129 27 09 130 27 30 581 122 01

12 52

] |i6 22 26

8] 5 171 15 121 865 181 65 866 181 86

1 472 80

' 397 ] 58 80

1 435 574 UO

1 117 446 80 471 188 40

1 ]56 4(i2 40

] 438 20

' 153 61 20

1 561 669

624 40 267 60

1, 424 569 69

1. 453 581 20

1 463 20

1 171 468 40

1 452 80

1 291 516 40

1 442 576 80 168 67 20

1, 533 613 20 168 67 25

53 21 20

1, 321 528 40

1, 420 568 00 1,460 584 00 340 20 40 9 20 54 12 42 200 46 00

1, 395 320 85 864 198

376 86 48 260 65 00 666 ]6o 50

1, 121 280 25 314 86 00

117 00 417

11 ^•5 13 30

56 65

]n SO 42

66 10 221 25

54 05

48 50 103 9U 113 20 43 90 316 50 258 00 249 20 48 30 121 55 121 75

251 30

11 10

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

H. P. Christy George Clarke

J. A. Clarke A. Clanson

A. P. Coder

T. M. Cogswell W. P. Cole Alexander Calhoun Wm. M. Connell... A. G. Cook

I. F. Cooley Wm. C. Corwin . — J. D. Cosbv

J. L. Curtis

C. De Caiudry

E. De Caindry ; D. C. De Knight i AY. H. Dexter | J. B. Dickmau ..| 0. AY. Doughty

T. M. Doun...' D. R. Doyle H. F. J. Drake

George Dunlop

D. AY. Dwver

A. B. Endiy ; Daniel Y. Fenton i William H. Fisher

AVilliain Floyd

Georsi'e I. Ford

J. G. Forney

AVeiu Forney M. C. F0.SS Eoss H. Foster

A. E. Foulke W. J. Frizzell James E. Frost

J. J. Fuilerton I George W. Gardner ... I AY. H. Gardiner ! James T. Getter I B. W.Gillis I William J. Golbraith..! G. AYilruer Graham ... H. A. Graham AY S.Griffith i Fred. A. Hall

[ J. A. Handiboe ! T. C. Hannuni ' Charles W. Harries . . .

i L. A. Harvie ! E. W. Hearne ! C. Heron | A. D. Hilchcock

C. Ed. Hodgkiu John Hoynes

\V. O. Hunt ! H. Humble I Thomas T. Hurdle

Tlieodore Hmley

J. H. Ivemeyer John M. Jack

Isaac L. Jackson

D. E. Johnson

Joseph C. Kauttnian .

.

John D. Kavanagh ' L. E. Kearney ' E. M. Kerrott | AYilliam Kirkland ....

J. J. Lackey ....... | Aug. M. Laing j E. N. Lansdale i Thomas E. Lawton . .

| Charles F. Leibrich . .

.

F. M. Lewis Thomas E. Lewis KM. Light .

$1 35

63 05

87 35

284 95 330 35 274 .50 405 50 870 80 248 85

6 75 414 70 83 05 422 10

383 30

10 05 209 15

133 75 278 00 160 85

86 30 11 60

9 75

99 50 188 65

17 85 311 20

62 80

18 15

3 75 396 55

44 70 203 80 47 25 88 10 105 60

83 90 46 90 330 70 310 20 295 95

133 30

60 60

1'62 55

291 40

17 70 39 00 24 05 44 15

1.53 85

63 60

15 85 227 15 "59 10 75 55

18 95

56 10 169 50 136 60

8 35 427 05

2 65 338 15 13 80 468 85 274 25

302 90

95 80 320 00 n 53 45 50 290 20

91 10

81 25 352 25

7 55

77 40 622 55
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.Fe)'so))8 emjiloyed on the Congressional Record, ^'c. —Contiuued.

Ifame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

Time employed. Name. K W. Linp-le Gus.P. Loliv .- J. A. MfCai tli\ ^. AY. .Mi Cullmu

H. T. ArcComev

H. A. McMoii.iia

J. 1'. Mc Gill Dnuicl Mc.Vannii a . . . TJHunas K. MrXei)- . . E. G. Mackciizir

C. W. Mandci

iT. X. MauniiJi;

C. S. Mi\]oY E. E. M ^udeuhall Charles \Y. Mrtzgar .

.

Autli. Meilleur. .". F. E. LlercHi- C. H. Mew^iiuiier. .... .. B. Mills : K. W.Muir

G. M. Mohler

E. J. Morton

Ellis G. Myers

E. S. XolaBd

Aiitlior Paliuer

L. H Patterson Charles P. Peake

-M. F. Peake

E. W. Pitner W.^:.Post

H. D. Prvor

C. P. KatcMtf

E. V. Rice Georae A. Eiuehart.

.

W. C. Koherts

C. M. Robison

StepJien J. Rowe

W. E. Sad tier Chaile.s M. Sanderson.

C. H. Senustack.... ... AY. H. Sessfoni

E. E. Scott

Loiii5 E. Shaut M. J. Shei k

J. D. Siumutns ... R. F.Siiunjs Thos. C. Simpson

E. G. Smith

J. E. F. Smith

Robert L. Smith

E. D. Smoot

Francis F. Sorbie .. . -H. K. Southland

^Y. F. Speer

L. Straiib Jno, R. Stiir^is

vS. ]MeC. Swoetmau . . .

.

J. A. Talbot t Eber Tlioiiiiison

J. L. Tlioiiiii-^nii A. Thdinpsini, ]v , AY. D. 'rh = .iiiinn

11. F. I'nitiuldns

(4. Y.Tr.u-V Fimik i'l iche

A\'iii. S. 'J'i iu'.x, ir R. X. A'olk R. B. AYiilkcr ' ' AY. F. AValsmitli ' E. AY. AYa 11 in -ton I Jl. AY:inip^.ir " ' ('. B. Ward

J. S. Watt-rs ' Fred. \YatMm ^ /

AY. S. Waiull \- r.K. AY.ihf ; I James L. YVt l;\ i I

$235 70 284 06

H91 30 34G 65

90

90

41 2S4 35

IS 45

2 / 1 55

90 45

1 00 87 45 379 DO

53 15

9,-!.') 90 409 40

42 35

.';7o 50

20 49 So

10 20 107 50 327 65

.') 75 233 00 96 85 205 05

15 Ot) 23 80 17 15 336 80

97 30

•39 55

91 50

2ii2 95

90 85

11 15 233 55 398 40

64 85 481 95

652 00 11 10

5 80

4 00 44 42

95

79 80

88 10

61 55

2{j6 1

0

1''7 227

8035

"(Pl 4210

{)') 392 45

J

24 40

70 90 36 80

1.^3 15 69 15 114 50 74 00

138 10 323 4 5 60 k; 47 00 146 20 34 15

9 85

14 60

J. L. Wieo jnann — AY. J. AV^ilkinson . .

.

Geo. T. AVilsuu

1. B. Wilson

^larsliall H. AVilson,

AY. Y. Winans Sam ] G. AVise John A. AYoohviuc.

X. L. AVork

Charles Wri-ht

L. Iv. Zook

L. L. Andi ews

E. F. Banks

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

A. Bovcp...

HoN le Bi'llo Bur-esf

L. M. Burnett . F. Chase

P>ellc Carter M.Cook

:Alattie Cook

A. S. Dan.e M. Darbv

L. J. Dart

Ma-M-ie B. Davis

E. A. Die- km an i

.

X. Di>r-s :(.., J. A. Downiuii'

0. Dwyer

S. Ede'len

1. R. Ellis E. J. Essex

XVllie E. Fish

A. Fisher K. C.F.'.lev

J. B Forbes

C. (^Ddev

E. A\\ Godwin

iM. A. Graves . Alice M. Greenwood . J. B. Grinnan M. Hall !.

.

E. Haudebean . M. A. Harper %.

F. A'. Har- is T. Hari ison J.K-lliucs Mii,.Heurv

A. Hi-irins M. A', llotiiiia)! M. A. Holbruok

Ella House

C. rlowai'd - M. (J. lliiber

S. Ilusted M. Y. .laeksou , Sai all E. J acl^sou M. _\.. Johnson / F.J. nes 4-

T. Keete

iLlvilseh

R. K.u'ts Rosa La Covey

J. La. b'ontaiue •.

.

Ellen Laudvoi.iit

]\Far\- Larniau M. F. LouM. E. Lowe

C. Lirshv A. D'owell Mat tie McFee

M. .\. McLeod

I\lary J. Me Keyuolds.

.

Jennie E Alanniug ... J. E Mansfield

E. Marche

$171 8a

182 30

59 6S

88 25

204 85

12 05

80 45

183 25 349 55 542 90

38 90

16 5&

11 17

17 52

7 46

40 00

56 39

29 61

36 42

7 24

134 32

9 98

80 2S

189 05

18 04

18 06

8 11

56 38

35 81

83 06

171 84

37 78

18 03

8 27

37 78

26 04

7 22 113 45

18 03

1 30

26 04

55 01

10 95

200 83

29 76

16 68

9 98

7 07

26 16

4 59 26 04

16 99

8 67

56 40

11 15

9 18

27 52

7 08

31 85 - 21 18

112 .50 97 70

9 97

24 61

8 53 12 07 42 77

18 03

16 59

132 35

171 83

6 00 171 84

51 04

26 03 34 60 134 35
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 79

No. 14.

Persons emjAoyed on the Congressional Record, tf c.—TCoutiniied.

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

S. Martin M. G. Meals H.H.Morse

A. M. Xash

J.E.Parrott C.R. Pocock. ....../.

C. Pope i.. A. Eoo-ers M. E. Sherwood

L. Silvers M. J. Smitli

Amount

received. Xame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

$37 78 E. C. Sullivan

52 61 E. ThouKis

9 99 M. A. Thompson . ."-2 fi8 D. C. Toole

9,1 78 M. AValsli 172 S4 E. I. Webster . . .

.

1 So J. Arilson

15 8.-> X.M. Wiuiiate

(i 00 M. Wootlend

171 84 C L. Young

73 12 E.M. Youuff

Amotuit

received.

$25

2G

3093 134

20

8002 134

37

39

No. 15.

Statement showing the nnmhtr of persons employed in '^completing the new general

Catalogue of the Library of Congress," during ihe fiscal year ending Jioie 30, 1882, with

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame.

Time employed.

DaTs.i Hours.

John Furlona: Henry X. Bnernstein. Frank A. Baxter . .

.

J. M. Bixler Geo. Bnrklin

"VT. P. Chew

John F. Connolly

Al. Cottle 1 Jno. J. Hiijgins

Amount

received.

JiTame.

139 $80 62 Jas. B. Mahan

5 21-5 S. T. Brown

302 120 SO C. D. Parsons...

730 294 40 Mai v Mills

91 36 40 715 280 00 446 ! 178 40 PIECE-WOKK.

470 1 188 00 895 ! 358 00 M. A. Clancy

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

33

Amount

received.

$316 00

7 20 16b 00

1 50

6 18

32 88

No. 16.

Statement showing the vurnher of jyersons"employed in 'Sprinting report of Committee on Transportation Boutes to the Seaboard'' during the fiscal i.tar ending June '30, 1882,

ivith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame.

I. Fuller Thos. J.Mattingly..

I. J. Jamison M. E. Woodward .. Alex. P. Beattv

Chas. DanenhoVer.

Chas. F. Depue

Saml. Feriier A. C. Francisco Geo. R. Gray

Frank E. Park

J.C. Q:iein W. F. liodrick Harry L. Sn\ dor

J. W". Snyder A. H.TaUor

J. H. Furhurshaw .

.

M. I. Chaney

Bridget McXaniara.

Saml. Hurley

G. L. Pearson

Jas. D. Connor

George Finck

H. C. Fish

Time em- j ployed. i

Days.! Hpurs.

Amount

received.

90 $47 70

82 43 46

90 36 00 75 37 50 247 98 80 253 101 20 210 84 00 260 104 00 187 74 80 113 45 20 147 58 80 104 05 tjO

4.") 135 54 00 88 35 20 120 48 00 120 22 50 120 50 120 30 00 107 26 75 48 19 20 40 16 00 40 16 00

Xame.

W. L. Gi iggs Jno. E. Kuiiiiit J. C. Mocktrhed.,..

E. Xash

F. C. Philpitt Dennis Touinev

Pv. W. Wade..' H. Wiese Mamie S. Allen..... M. L. Andrews...-4. Ella M. Ferguson. .

.

Liiia Henry"

E. J. Hooper

Maogie. B. Hyde .

.

M.J. McKeuuey....

D. A. MoT timore Burr Lucas

FIECE-WOIiK.

31. A. Clancy. M. A. Graves.

31. Y. Purdy . K. Reansoiner

J. Wilson

Time employed. Amount

received. Days.! Hours. !

40 $16 OO

48 19 20

48 19 20

48 19 20

48 19 20

40 16 00

40 16 00

16 6 40

43 11 04

48 11 04

48 11 04

4S 11 04

9 20

-JO 9 20

48 11 04 48 11 04

16 4 00

42 00

17 00

29 00

29 00

17 00 o