45th Coitoress,

2d Session. SENATE. i Mis. Doc.

\ No. 19.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEK,

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC FEINTING, BINDING, ETC.,

FOR

NINE MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 1877.

1878

January 17.—Referred to the Committee on Printing

and ordered to be printed.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1878.

ANNUAL REPOET

OF

THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, January 16, 1878.

SiE: I have the honor to transmit to Congress, through you, the

twenty-fifth annual report of this office. I am, sir, with respect, your obedient servant,

JNO. D. DEFREES,

Public Printer.

Hon. W. A. Wheeler,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, January 16, 1878. To the Senate and House of Representatives

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

honor to report to you 'Hhe exact 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 detailed state- ment of proposals made and contracts entered into for the purchase of

paper and other materials; all payments made during the nine months

ending June 39, 1877, under the direction of my predecessor and myself,

including those for material and labor for the Congressional Record;

the amount of work ordered and done, with a general classification thereof, for each department; the number of persons employed in said

establishment, and the time each has been employed; and such further

information, touching all matters connected with said printing-office, as may be in my possession."

The tabular statements accompanying this report are for the nine

months ending June 30, 1877, and 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 cost of the printing and binding ordered by the executive and

judicial departments of the government.

3. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries, &c., in the office of the Public Printer.
4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 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.

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, and for copies in fac-simiU of maps,

plats, diagrams, &c., for the use of the Supreme Court of the United States and the Court of Claims.

9. Showing disbursement on account of printing Report of Impeachment Trial of W. W. Belknap.

10. Showing the number of persons employed (except those on the Congressiimal

Record), the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by

each, for the nine months ending June 30, 1877.

11. Showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Record for the second session of the Forty-fourth Congress, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra work.

12. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Report of Impeachmjent

Trial of W. W. Belknap, with the length of time each has been employed and

the amount each has received, including pay for extra work. The actual cost of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing,

&c., for the Government of the United States, as executed at the Government Printing Office, is shown in the following summary of the

detailed statements hereinafter presented:

For the public printing |536, 458 87 For paper for the public printing 227, 170 03 For the public binding , 312,780 18 For lithographing, mapping, and engraving for Congress, Supreme Court

of the United States, and Court of Claims.... 5, 124 94 For salaries, &c., in the office of the Public Printer 10, 939 73 For Congressional Record , 85, 476 49 For printing Report of Impeachment Trial of W. W. Belknap 5, 028 59 The following table is an exhibit of the disbursements of this office during the years 1863, '64, '65, '66, '67, '68, '69, '70, '71, '72, '73, '74, '75, '76, ending September 30, each year, and for the nine months endingJune 30, 1877:

1863

1864 1865

1866

1867

1868

1869

1870

1871

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210 97 $285,

1872 12, 1873 12, 1874 1 14, 1875 1 16, 1876' 15. 18771 10,

148 87 869 54 545 10 769 43

941 98 596 20

188 44 514 00 514 00 864 OOi 741 214 OOl 791 617 24 695 956 29 745. 919 49i 536.

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660 80 $830. 249 34 713, 856 14il,285

541 00 998 22i 502 561 218 56i 690 82) 021 411 596 21

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673 62| 941 35

097 701 147 05 458 87

635,

385, 399,

418,

483, 498.

536,

381, 387, 249,

227.

802 06 481 16 959 51 929 71 106 09 440 97 798 51 974 21 108 50 989 25 968 21 426 07 471 26 285 54 170 03126 38

391 79 907 04 272 05 624 751 356 77i 370 51 929 21 270 67 257 90 960 30 899 87,' 879 241 952 91

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$223.

302, 387.

445, 386, 346, 723 82| 3, 385,219 41| 1, 477

,945 80;...

, 947 19 $9,

, 228 091 2,

, 009 .57j 1, 203 98| 2,

74[ 442 53 541,663 16 1 604, 549,

478, 402, 312,

249 05 2, 078 20 1, 071 60: 069 72 2, 780 781-..

415 85 279 00 081 92 515 92 102 75 037 50 473 50 421 70

331 75 821 GO 209 97 725 6-2 858 74

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$88, 959 80

188, 198 84

85, 476 49

Total.

$5, 028 59

11, 417, 746 01

1, 443, 634 20

2, 227, 099 32

1, 869, 379 35 1,599,218 39

1, 309, 068 85

1, 507, 240 69

1, 609, 859 92

1, 633, 778 81 1,802,343 27

1, 91 1, 536 18

1, 757, 769 46

1, 678, 822 46

1, 617, 469 09

1. 182, 979 43
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 5

It will be noticed that the amount of disbursements for 1877 is made

up to the 30th of June instead of the 30th of September^ as heretofore.

This has been done so as to make the fiscal year of the Office correspond

with the fiscal year of the Government.

DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUMENTS.

The usual number of documents, being 1,900, and the number of bills and joint resolutions, being 924 for each House, were printed and dis- tributed as follows

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Document-room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate Folding-room of the Senate

State Department

Secretary of the Treasury

Secretary of War

Ordnance Office Public Printer

File-copies Eeaerved for binding

Total number printed

41120

243

6 19025

10

396

149

190

25

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1410

1, 117

44020 244

15 170

10

10

440

308 134

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1, 900 924 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

7

112 411 Department of State 40 47052

302

Department of the Interior Library of Congress Library of the House of Representatives Library of the Court of Claims

Public Printer 1 Total reserve 988 1, 117 PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

By virtue of the fourth section of the act of July 27, 1866, the Joint

Committee on Printing has the exclusive control of the matter of contracting for paper for the public printing, and of " fixing a standard of

paper for the different descriptions of Congressional and executive

printing." Under the direction of the committee, contracts were entered
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into for supplying any required quantities of the various kinds for the

year ending on the 31st January, 1878, with the following persons:

Class 1. —Uncalendered printing-paper 24 X 38, 45 pounds per ream of 500 sheets. W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 15,000 reams, at 7.9 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 15,000 reaoas, at 8 cents per pound.

Class 2.

Calendered printing-paper o/500 sheets per ream. W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 15,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 9.4 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 200 reams, 44 pounds, at 9.4 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 3,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 9.04 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 60 pounds, at. 9. 04 cents per pound.

Class 3.Sized and calendered prin ting-papers of 500 sheets per ream.

"W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 7,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 8.9 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 9 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 3,000 reams, 42 pounds, at 9 cents per pound.

Class 4.^

Map-paper.

Charles Magarge, Philadelphia, 1,000 reams, at 12.9 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 1,500 reams, at 13 cents per pound.

Class 5.—Writing-papers {to be of any required weight)

3,000 reams of quarto-post 10 X 16 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 3,000 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

2,500 7'eams of flat-cap 13 X 16^ and 14 X 17 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 2,500 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

6,000 reams of double-cap, 16^ X 26 or 17 X 28 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 6,000 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

3,000 reams demy, 16 X 20^ inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 3,000 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

3,500 reams double demy, 20^ x 32 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 3,500 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

300 reams double demy, iO pounds, {linen stock), 201 X 32 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 300 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

2,000 reams folio-post, 17 X 22 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 2,000 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound

2,000 reams double folio-post, 22 X 34 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 2,000 reams, at 14.5 cents per pound.

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

1,500 reams medium, 18 X 23 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 1,500 reams, at 14.5 cents per pound.

1,000 reams royal, 19 X 24 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 1,000 reams, at 14.5 cents per pound.

1,000 reams super royal, 20 X 28 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 1,000 reams, at 14.5 cents per pound.

400 reams imperial, 224- X 31 inches. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 400 reams, at 14.5 cents per pound.

500 reams cover-paper, 20 x 25 inches {any required color). Tileston & Hollingsworth, Boston, Mass., 500 reams, at 11.7 cents per pound.

1,000 reams of any required size not enumerated alove. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 15.2 cents per pound.

200 ream,s Manila, any required size and weight. C. H. Hamilton, Milwaukee, Wis., 200 reams, at 9 cents per pound.

20,000 sheets imitation parchment, 21 X 24 inches. Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 20,000 sheets, at 2.2 cents per sheet. 25,000 sheets imitation parchment, 17 x 22 inches. Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 25,000 sheets, at 1.7 cents per sheet. 30,000 sheets imitation parchment, 15f X 18^ inches. Campbell, Hall & Co., New York, 30,000 sheets, at 1.4 cents per sheet. 30,000 sheets hanJc-note paper, lOJ X 17 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 30,000 sheets, at $9 per thousand.

Crane ^ Co.^s glazed hond-paper, No. 21. C. H. Hamilton, Milwaukee, Wis.

2,375 sheets 11 X 31|, at 1.8 cents per sheet. 14,000 sheets 20^ X 82, at 3.3 cents per sheet. 8,000 sheets 17 x 28, at 2.3 cents per sheet. 3,000 sheets 22 X 3H, at 3.6 cents per sheet. 2,000 sheets 20^ x 24^, at 2.5 cents per sheet. 2,000 sheets 17 x 22, at 2 cents per sheet. 2,000 sheets 21 X 31, at 3.3 cents per sheet. 1,000 sheets 19 X 23, at 2.2 cents per sheet. Campbell, Hall & Co., New York—

600 sheets 19 X 31, at 3.18 cents per sheet. 250 sheets 18 X 23, at 2.25 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore—

1,000 sheets 21 X 21, at 2.3 cents per sheet.
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Class 6.Colored writing-papers (to be of any required weight) : 500 reams of cap, 13 X 16| inches (blue). Seymour Paper CompaDy, New York, 500 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

400 reams cap, 14 X 17 inches, laid, of any required colors. Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 400 reams, at 15.4 cents per pound.

500 reams folio-post, 17 X 22 iiiclies (blue). Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

400 reams donhle-cap, 16^ X 26 inches (blue). Seymour Paper Company, l^w York, 400 reams, at 14.4 cents per pound.

4,000 reams folio, 17 X 22 inches (blue). Seymour Paper Company, New York, 4,000 reams, at' 14.2 cents per pound.

200 reams demy, 16 X 20^ inches (blue). Seymour Paper Company, New York, 200 reams, at 14.2 cents per pound.

100 reams medium, 18 X 23 inches (blue). Seymour Paper Company, New York, 100 reams, at 14.2 cents per pound

400 reams double-cap, 17 X 28 'mches (blue). Seymour Paper Company, New York, 400 reams, at 14.2 cents per pound.

400 reams quarto-post, 10 X 16 inches (blue). Seymour Paper Company, New York, 400 reams, at 14.2 cents per pound.

300 reams yellow double-cap, 17 X 28 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, 300 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

300 reams buff double-cap, 17 X 28 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, 300 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

^ 100 reams gold-envelope paper, 19 x 24 inches. Megarge Brothers, Philadelphia, 100 reams, at 13.5 cents per pound.

Class 7.Paper for Post-Office blanks (engine-sized)

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 1,000 reams, 42 pounds, at 9.5 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 46 pounds, at 9,5 cents per pound.

Dobler, Mudge &l Chapman, Baltimore, 700 reams, 46 pounds, at 10.2 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 52 pounds, at 9.5 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 30 pounds, at 9.5 cents per pound.

Class 8.

Sized and calendered tinted printing-papers (of 500 sheets per ream)

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 250 reams, 40 pounds, 9.9 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 300 reams, 55 pounds, 9.9 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 250 reams, 70 pounds, 9.9 cents j)er pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 50 pounds, 9.9 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 9

Statement ^To. 5, appended to this report, exhibits the exact quantity

of each kind of paper purchased during the nine months ending on the

30th day of June, 1877, except that used on the Congressional Kecord,

and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was

$227,170.03.

There remained on hand June 30 papers of various kinds, as will be

seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to $48,153.57.

LITHOGRAPHINa, MAPPING, AND ENGRAVING.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $5,124.94, as will appear by reference to Statement No. 8. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended during the nine months ending June 30, 1877, on account of the public binding was $312,780.78, the details of which

will be found in Statement No. 6. The value of materials on hand at the end of the year was $50,125.59.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

During the second session of the Forty-fourth Congress, there were

printed for the Senate 482 bills and joint resolutions, 47 executive documents, 48 miscellaneous documents, 176 reports of committees, and 2

confidential documents. For the House there were printed 654 bills and

joint resolutions, 46 executive documents, 45 miscellaneous documents,

and 219 reports of committees.

The orders made by the secon d session of the Forty-fourth Congress and

special session of the Senate, for public documents, exclusive of the

usual number, are as follows

SENATE. No. of

copies. Message of the President on the election in Louisiana , . 1, 850 Statement of the Chief Clerk of the Senate relative to counting the electoral vote 5, 000 Report of Hon. L. V. Bogy on Louisiana affairs 1, 100 Annual report of the Librarian of Congress 500 Standing rules of the Senate 1, 900 Report of the Comoiittee on Counting the Electoral Vote 10, 000 Message of the President relative to Commissioners of Alabama Claims 500 Message of the President on affairs in Turkey 500 Message of the President approving act for counting the electoral vote 2, 500 Report of J. W. King, engineer. United States Navy 1, 000 Senate report No. 611 1, 000 House bill No. 2454 925 Army Register for 1877 500 Navy Register for 1877 500 Proceedings of Electoral Commission in Record form 500 Evidence and report in case of the Oregon eleictoral vote 1, 000

State Constitutions and Colonial Charters .50 Report proper of the monetary commission 10, 000 Proceedings of the Electoral College in Record form 500
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HOUSE.

ProceediDgs and debates in Congress on counting the electoral vote, 1786- 1876

No. of

copies. 500

50 500

Report of the Board of Health of the District of Columbia

,

Report of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey for 1876.

Questions of order Digest of rules and practice of the House of Representatives JOINT RESOLUTION. Hayden's Annual Report for 1875 and 1876 4, 500 Report of Special Committee on Cliinese Immigration, with testimony 5, 000 1,000

1, 000 Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1876 10, 500 Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1875 and 1876 4, .500 Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 187,3-74 and 1874-75. 5, 000

Agricultural Report for 1876 300,000

Raymond's Report on Mining Statistics for 1875 4, 000 Proceedings of the Electoral Commission 10, 000 Digest of Opinions of the Attorney-General 3, 000 Report of the Monetary Commission, with evidence 5, 000

Eulogies on the late Michael C. Kerr 12, 000 Eulogies on the late Allen T. Caperton 9, 000 Revised Statutes of the United States 15, 000

Resolutions, ordnances, and acts passed by the Continental Congress and the Congress of the Confederation 5, 000 "Summary Reports" in cases reported to Congress as disallowed in the Fifth and Sixth Annual Reports of the Commissioners of Claims

DEPARTMENT PRINTINa AND BINDING.

50

111 accordance with the law of May 8, 1872, which provides that the

several departments of the government shall make annual estimates

for the printing and binding required for their use during each fiscal year, the following appropriations were made and the following printing

and binding was done for them, respectively, during the year ending

June 30, 1877

Department.

Treasury . Interior... Post office "War Navy

State Supreme Court of tlie United States Agriculture Court of Claims Department of Justice and Office of the Attomey-Greneral. Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Library of Congress

Amount ap- propriated.

$180, 000 00

135, 000 00

105, 000 00

72, 000 00

39, 000 00

15, 000 00

20, 000 00

9, 000 00

10, 000 00

6, 000 00

3, 000 00

15, 000 00

Amount ex- pended.

a$216,

6169, cl08,

d40,

13, e24,

683 13 911 63

487 70 995 37 999 88 544 43 999 87 999 95

951 47 320 88 486 63 363 a Includes amount transferred by Treasury Department in May, 1877. blncludes special appropriation approved March 3, 1877. cincludes amount transferred by Post Office Department in April, 1877. dincludes amount transferred from Polaris appropriation. cincludes special appropriation approved February 16, 1877.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 11

THE CONGRESSIONAL 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 Record, &c.; and that he shall publish the amounts thus

yearly expended in his next succeeding annual report, and each suc- ceeding report, separately from the other disbursements of his office. I would most respectfully call your attention to table No. 7 of this

report for information relating to the expenditures on account of the

Eecord for the second session of the Forty-fourth Congress. I would

call your attention, also, to table No. 10, which exhibits the names of

those employed on the Record and the amount paid to each.

The number of bound volumes of the Record for the second session.

Forty-fourth Congress, including the index, are five, cominising 3,186 pages. The number of copies of each volume printed and bound are

7,250, aggregating 36,250 volumes. These have been disposed of as

follows

Delivered to Sonate folding-room 12, 550 volumes.

Delivered to House folding-room 22, 415 volumes.

Delivered to House library 500 volumes.

Delivered to Library of Congress 260 volumes.

Delivered to officers of the House 45 volumes.

Delivered to executive departments on requisition 120 volumes.

Delivered to S. C. Parrish on orders from members 165 volumes.

Sold 10 volumes. On hand ; 185 volumes.

36, 250 volumes. The number of copies of the Record authorized by law is 10,350, of

which number 3,357 were delivered, unbound, to the order of Members

of Congress.

The cash receipts on account of Congressional Record for second ses- sion Forty-fourth Congress are as follows : From sales of Record „ $2, 843 59 From sales of paper-shavings 732 05 3,575 64 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in Record $4, 815 66 During the nine months ending June 30, 1877, there was received

from the sale of documents, records, waste-paper, &c., the sum (which

has been deposited in the Treasury) of $38,539.87.
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No. 2.

Statement showing the cost of printing, and paper for same, and of Mank-hooJcs, binding, ruling, cfc, for the executive and judicial departments of the government from October 1, 1876, to June 30, 1877, inclusive.

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$2, 966 74 |1, 417 70 |4, 384 44 |5, 251 77 $9, 636 21 Treasury Department 54, 555 34 39, 959 95 94, 515 29 69, 254 97 163, 770 26 interior Department

8, 270 34 4, 096 92 12, 367 26 0, 7oy 31 19, 156 57 Commissioner of Pensions. .

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3, 576 41 4, 971 99 8, 548 40 A A era f\f\ 4, 459 00 13, 007 40 Commissioner of Patents 25, 879 94 3, 162 44 29, 042 38 4, 567 64 33, 610 02 Commissioner of Patents,

31, 440 71 4, 562 89 oo, U03 60 4, o90 oo 40, 893 98 Commissioner of Land Office 2, 114 86 1, 721 66 3, 836 52 0, 253 yi 10, 090 43 Commissioner of Indian A.f2, 009 63 1, 531 36 3, 540 99 2, 346 40 5, 887 39 Commissioner of Education .

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628 50 361 72 990 22 238 68 1, 228 90 Total for Interior Department 73, 920 39 20, 408 98 94, 329 37 29, 545 32 i<4o, o it Dy "War Department

OflBce of the Secretary 2, 675 60 1 768 38 4, 443 98 2, 492 95 0, yoO yo Adjutant-General 4, 685 63 3, 813 58 8, 499 21 1, 724 82 10, 224 03 Quartermaster-General 1, 545 90 2, 648 09 4, 193 99 4, 236 28 8, 430 27 Bureau of Ordnance 927 55 932 43 1, 859 98 1, 363 42 3, 223 40 562 72 653 83 1, 216 55 608 21 1, 824 76 429 07 543 97 973 04 4, 095 31 5, 068 35

3, 220 08 1, 645 47 4, 865 55 4, 066 96 8, 932 51 268 60 263 74 532 34 28 41 560 75

5, 837 83 1,293 64 7, 131 47 2, 885 98 10, 017 45 Total for War Department 20, 1.52 98 13, 563 13 33, 716 11 21, 502 34 pre: Ol Q /I =^ 55, 2io 4.3

• Navy Department

4, 348 93 1,894 58 6, 243 51 3, 681 88 9, 925 39 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting 551 UD 235 73 786 79 518 29 1, oOo Ob Provisions and Clothing 425 09 281 36 706 45 813 59 1, 520 04 174 42 108 80 283 22 622 64 905 86 Construction and Eepair 252 23 185 02 437 25 510 85 948 10

146 65 199 88 346 53 126 68 473 21 Medicine and Surgery 106 33 144 58 250 91 368 99 619 90 Ordnance 154 24 97 81 252 05 208 85 460 90

3, 383 77 717 87 4, 101 64 1, 058 16 5, 159 80 889 83 1, 029 50 1, 919 33 1, 068 19 2, 987 52 Total for Navy Department 10, 432 55 4, 895 13 15, 327 68 8, 978 12 24, 305 80

.Judiciary

Department of .Justice and Attorney- General 2, 825 46 259 78 3, 085 24 792 35 3, 877 59 Supreme Court of the United States 17, 304 21 140 11 17, 444 32 235 67 17, 679 99 Supreme Court of the District of Columbia 1, 750 04 149 90 1,899 94 213 42 2, 113 36

5, 975 05 165 96 6, 141 01 408 38 6, 549 39 Total for Judiciary 27, 854 76 715 75 28, 570 51 1, 649 82 30, 220 33
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2.

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Department of AgricnJiture $3, 509 99 $1, 297 33 |4, 807 32 |1, 325 44 $6, 132 76

Office of Public Printer 1, 126 01 358 07 1, 484 08 638 39 2, 122 47

Post-Office Department 21, 180 78 37, 317 16 58, 497 94 25, 087 32 83, 585 26 RECAPITULATION.

State Department 12, 966 74 |1, 417 70 $i, 384 44 $5, 251 77 $9, 636 21 Treasury Department 54, 555 34 39, 959 95 94, 515 29 69, 254 97 163, 770 26 Interior Department 73, 920 39 20, 408 98 94. 329 37 29, 545 32 123, 874 69

20, 152 98 13, 563 13 33, 716 11 21, 502 34 55, 218 45

10, 432 55 4, 895 13 15, 327 68 8, 978 12 24, 305 80 Judiciary Department 27, 854 76 715 75 28, 570 51 1,649 82 30, 220 33

Post-Office Department 21, 180 78 37, 317 16 58, 497 94 25, 087 32 83, 585 26 Department of Agriculture 3, 509 99 1, 297 33 4, 807 32

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44 6, 132 76

Office of Public Printer 1, 126 01 358 07 1, 484 39 2, 122 47 Total 215, 699 54 119, 933 20 335, 632 74 163, 233 49 498, 866 23

1^0. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of salaries^ (&c.y in the office of the Public Printer, from October 1, 1876, to June 30^ 1877,

both inclusive. Salary of the Public Printer, at $3,600 per annum . . $2, 700 00 Salary of three clerks, at $1,800 each per annum 4, 050 00 Salary of one clerk, at $1,800 per annum, for 10 days 48 91 Salary of one clerk, at $1,400 per annum 1, 050 00 Salary of one clerk, at $1,200 per annum 898 90 Salary of messenger, at $3.60 per day 874 80

$9, 622 61 Contingent expenses of the office 1, 317 12 10,939 73

'No. 4.

Statement shotving the disbursements on account of the public printing {except Congressional Record) from the 1st of October, 1876, to the 3Qth of June, 1877, inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

October $51, 938 13 November , 64,537 99 December 65,410 09 January 72,859 16 February 57, 419 70 March 57, 216 00 April 47,998 95 May 47, 522 55

.June 46, 475 14

$511, 377 71
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

ImproTemeiity and repairs to buildings

Plumbing and gas-fitting $122 44 Repairs 18 34 Lumber 594 85 Glass 24 75 Lead, putty, glaciers' tools, and paint 53 25 Machinery, repairs to macbinery, &c.

Fixtures to presses 300 feet belting, at 19.8 cents 100 feet belting, at 12.5 cents 150 feet belting, at 17 cents

Iron, steel, tools, &c., for machine and carpenters' shop

1,815 pounds iron castings, at 6 cents , Repairs to boiler 8 dozen rolls felting, at $50.88 ; 8 sides lacing-leather, at S2.50

3 dozen brass oilers, at $4

1 box tin 100 pounds solder, at 14 cents 100 pounds solder, at 15 cents Hi pounds wire for stitching-machine, at |1.12 43 pounds zinc, at 15 cents

100 pounds lubricating compound, at 40 cents , 4 knives for cutting-machine

3 hand-bellows, at 11.70

142 25

59 40

12 50

25 50

216 14 108 90

152 50

407 04

20 00

12 00

14 00

14 00

15 00

12 60

6 45

40 00 62 50

5 10 Stereotyping and electrotyping

9 saws 12 75

30, 854 pounds stereotype-metal, at 10^ cents 3, 166 17 5,246 pounds stereotype-metal, at Hi; cents 603 29

1,000 pounds lead, at 7 cents '/O 00 716 pounds lead, at 7| cents 52 81 20 barrels clay, at |2 40 00 5 barrels plaster, at S3. 50 17 50

6 barrels plaster, at S3. 25 19 50

12 battery-plates, at $3.50 42 00

6 battery-plates, at $8 .... , . . . 48 00

5 pounds quicksilver, at 75 cents 3 75

5 pounds tin-foil, at 50 cents 2 50

185 feet mahogany blocking, at 37 cents 68 45 Repairing stereotype-furnace 18 00 Type of various kinds 1,859 64

4,000 feet brass rule, at 5 cents 200 00

1,000 feet brass rule, at 6 cents 60 00

2,000 feet brass rule, at 7 cents 140 00

2,000 feet brass rule, at 10 cents 200 00

1,000 feet brass rule, at 12 cents 120 00

10,000 feet brass rule, at 4| cents 475 00 44^ pounds brass rule, at $1.50 66 75

1,008 sheets bonnet-boards, at $1.93 cents 19 45

6 dozen mallets, at $4.75 28 50

4 barrels quoins, at $72.50 290 00

26,000 quoins, at 50 cents per C. 130 00

15 dozen shooting-sticks, at 70 cents 8 40

$813 63

1,325 88

4,164 72
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

1 dozen scrubbing-brushes |!J 50

24 paste-brushes, at 15 cents 3 60

6 whitewash-brushes, at $2 „ 12 00 12 lye-brushes, at $1.25 15 00

6 dozen lye-brushes, at $8.25 49 50 2 dozen pick-brushes, at $2.88 5 76

1 dozen pick-brushes 4 20

27 pounds manila rope, at 20 cents 5 40

8 boxes crayons, at $4 32 00

8 boxes crayons, at 2 16 00 80 pounds page-cord, at ^2^ cents 26 00 120 pounds page-cord, at 32 cents 38 40 5 dozen shoe-knives, at $1 5 00 24 boxes wax tapers 9 13 4 boxes chalk, at 20 cents 80

14 dozen brooms, at $3.20 44 80 42 chairs 40 00

15 trowels 7 95

9 pounds sponge, at $1.65 14 86 121 pounds sponge, at $1.85 23 13 2 gross cork, at 50 cents 1 00

10 pounds alum, at 7J cents 73

6 pounds muriatic acid 44 2 quarts muriatic acid 26

80 pounds borax, at 17 cents 13 60

60 pounds borax at 16^ cents 9 90

3 pounds emery 15 2 quires emery-paper 2 93

125 pounds of tallow 21 50

12 barrels plaster paris, at $3.25 39 00

1 stove 8 50

1 grate , 90 Miscellaneous items 64 12 519 06

Materials, &c., Printing-ink, 818 pounds, at 35 cents 286 30

2, 241 pounds, at 60 cents 1, 344 60

1, 508 pounds,, at 35 cents 527 80 718 pounds, at $1 718 00

20 pounds, at $3.50 70 00 62 pounds at $5 310 00

$3, 256 70

Oil, 174i gallons sperm, at $1.90 , 331 55 287i gallons sperm, at $1.85 531 87

47 gallons linseed, at 56 cents 26 32

10 gallons boiled, at 61 fients 6 10

1 gallon neat's-foot 1 50

897 34

Benzine, 142^ gallons, at 14 cents 19 95 127i gallons, at 17 cents 21 68

41 63

Sirup, 9H gallons, at 55 cents 50 53

50 gallons, at 53 cents 26 50

77 03 Roller-composition, 400 pounds, at 50 cents 200 00

Glycerine, 1, 500 pounds, at 19^ cents 292 50

1, 000 pounds, at 24 cents 240 00 532 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

Glue, 1, 190 pounds, at 36 cents 428 40

63-2 pounds, at 30 cents 189 60 $618 00 Card-board, 5, 150 sheets, at 847.50 per M = 244 63

5, 000 sheets, at $57 per M 285 00

4, 200 sheets, at 3.7 cents 155 40

2, 500 sheets, at 4.9 cents 122 20

1, 000 sheets, at 7.7 cents 77 00

3, 228 sheets, at 6.88 cents 359 69

2, 264 sheets, at 6i cents 141 50

1, 385 42

Stationery 96 40 Cotton 1,103 yards, at 15 cents 165 46 468 yards, at 13i cents 63 18 277i yards, at 6f cents 18 50 118i yards, at 18f cents 16 46 2dZi yards, at 6i cents 19 06 47| yards, at 10 cents 4 75

150 yards crash, at 16 cents 24 00 189J yards crash, at 13 cents < 24 60 336 01 Thread, 100 pounds, at sl.25 125 00 285 pounds, at sl.lO 313 50 92 pounds, at 81.30 119 60

100 pounds, at 86 cents 86 00 644 10

Pins, 2 packs, at 60 cents 1 20

Potash, 1, 779 pounds, at 8^ cents 146 77

2, 406 pounds, at 8 cents 192 48

339 25

Soap, 1,260 pounds, at 8 cents 100 80 2 bars castile 1 45 9^ pounds castile 2 20

104 45 Tape, 6 dozen rolls, at $20.88 125 28

6 dozen rolls, at $8.64 51 84

177 12 Beeswax, 50 pounds, at 344^ cents 17 25

95 pounds, at 35 cents 33 25

50 50 Coal 972 52 Telegraphing , 10 31

Flour, 1 barrel , 6 00 Washing towels 549 84 Blanketing, 29| yards, at $7.70 227 15 26f yards, at $1.84 49 22

1 rubber blanket 13 33 289 70 Gas 2,574 20 Freight and cartage 63 69 Sawdust 24 00

Ice 261 19 Crocks, 85, at 25 cents 21 25 Matches, 5 gross, at $2.10 10 50 Needles 27 00 Gray super, 1,200 yards, at 5i cents 63 00
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Gum-arabic, 25^ pounds, at 18^ cents $4 63

70 pounds, .at 21 cents 14 70

10 pounds, at 70 cents 7 00 20 pounds, at 75 cents 15 00

^ $41 33 2 reams 30-pound printing-paper, at $3 6 00 Horses, wagons, and harness : Wagons and repairs 160 60 Horse-feed 671 15 Buckets 3 10 Horseshoeing 98 00 Repairing harness 29 85 Veterinary services and medicine 13 00 Wagon-grease , 2 50 Chamois-skins 3 00

Salt 75

981 95 Total payment on account of the public printing... 536, 458 87 No. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing {except Congressional Record) from October 1, 1876, to June 30, 1877, inclusive. PRINTING-PAPER.

1, 285-2% reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.14.9 $5,332 50 533 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.05 2, 158 65

3, 943/(f reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.071 • 16^060 11

5, 352-2% reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.55i 19,026 72

1, 774 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $5.71.075 10, 130 87

2, 999 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.76.375 17, 285 48 2,997 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.81.675 17, 437 74

2, 970 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $5.86.975 17,433 17

2, 160-1% reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.98.2 10, 762 61

1, 031 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$7.84 8, 086 96

2, 198 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$4.90.5 10,781 19 697 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$4.00.5 2,791 48

1, 044^^ reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$4.57.8 4,782 86 3161 reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $7.84. .. 2, 479 40

90 reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6.93. 623 70

$145, 173 44
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

WRITING-PAPER.

219 reams donble-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.76 |1, 480 44 400 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.96 . 2, 784 00 175 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $5.80 1, 015 00

105 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $9.57 1, 004 85 208 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.98.4 1,244 67 500 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.84.8 2, 924 00 300 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $7.04 2, 112 00 510 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.88 3, 508 80 259 reams double demy, 40 pounds, at $5.76 , 1, 491 84 102 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $8.80 897 60

104 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.13.... 533 52

408 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $5.07 2, 068 56 228 reams double-cap, 30 pouMs, at $4.32 984 96

7 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $3.98.4 27 89

211 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $4.10.4 865 94 456 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.78.8 2, 183 33

156 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.03.2 628 99

9 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.81.8 34 36 325 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.93.3 1,278 22

304 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.88.7 1, 181 65 295 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.31.2 977 04 312 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $6.08.4 1, 898 21 120 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.70.4 324 48 512 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $3.88.7 1, 982 37 214 reams folio-post, 28 pounds, at $4.73.2 1, 012 65 456 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.48.95 , 679 21 240 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.29.6 311 04 330 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.44 - 475 20

96 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.98.6 190 66

108 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.72.8 186 62 502 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.30.4 1, 156 61 332 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4.42 1, 467 44 120 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $3.40 408 00

187 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $2.90 542 30 316 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.01.2 -. 1, 583 79 208 reams super royal, 35 pounds, at $5.07.5 1, 055 60 97| reams super royal, 56 pounds, at $8.12 791 70

605 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.38 2, 044 90 201 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.32 667 32 72 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.48 250 56

427 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.22.5 1, 804 07 520 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $7.40 3, 848 00 113 reams special, 32 pounds, at $5.76 650 88 222 reams special, 32 pounds, at $4.86.4 1, 079 81 111^ reams blue cap, 14 pounds, at $2.01.6 225 49 718 reams blue cap, 16 pounds, at $2.65.6 1,907 00

1, 815 J reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.40 4, 357 20 134i^ reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.30.4 310 35

189-^1 reams blue folio-post, 20 pounds, at $3 568 65

159 reams blue folio-post, 20 pounds, at $2.84 451 56 8H reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $2.84 231 46

90 reams blue medium, 26 pounds, at $3.69.2 332 28

196 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $4.80 940 80

.52/o reams green double-cap, 32 pounds, at $4.92.8 259 71
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

100 reams green cap, 16 pounds, at $2.46.4 $246 40 52 reams pink cap, 16 pounds, at $2.46.4 128 13 200 reams tissue, at 80 cents 160 00

121 reams cover, 36 pounds, at $5.04 612 61 50 reams cover, 35 pounds, at $4.90 245 00 50 reams cover, 35 pounds, at $4.09^ 204 75

193 reams map-paper, 21 pounds, at $3.14.79 607 54 458^ reams map-paper, 21 pounds, at $2.70.9 1, 240 99 reams map-paper, 26 pounds, at $3.35.4 20 79

13,068 pounds map-paper, at 14 99 cents 1,958 89 11,485 pounds map-paper, at 12.9 cents 1,48156

58,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 2.6 cents 1,508 00 15,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 2.9 cents 435 00

9 reams plate-paper, 150 pounds, at $30 270 00

4 reams overlaying-paper, at $3.15 12 60

100 reams gold envelope, at $3.92 392 00 600 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $37.25 per M 22 35 250 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $27 per M 6 75

1, 148 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $23 per M 26 40

2, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $3.18 per C 63 60

2, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 3 cer ts 60 00

10, 115 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 4 cents 404 60 3,079 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 4^ cents 138 56

500 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $2 25 per C 11 25 ' $73,481 35

Pax)er for post-office blanks : 200 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.00.48...... 1,000 96 392^ reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $4.37 1, 715 22

500 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $4.56.96 2, 284 80 394 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $3.99 1, 572 06 200 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $5.70.96 1, 141 92

162 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $4.94 800 28

8, 515 24 Total amount paid for paper for the public printing 227, 170 03

There remained on hand June 30, 1877, the following quantities of paper,

viz

2, 869 reams of printing-paper, costing $11, 590 39 283 reams of bill-paper, costing ...^ 1, 133 41 5,829 reams of writing-paper, costing 24,639 17 327 reams of cover-paper, costing 1, 686 53 540 reams of tinted paper, costing 3,269 52

645 reams of post-office paper, costing 2, 763 78

138 reams of mauila paper, costing 349 00 25 reams of bank-note paper, costing 150 00 68 reams of gold envelope paper, costing 266 56

5, 359 sheets of card-board, costing 528 33

6, 075 sheets of bristol-board, costing 355 89

15, 157 sheets of imitation parchment, costing i 574 11

35, 543 sheets of bond-paper, costing - 846 88

48, 153 57

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No. 6.

Statement slioxcing the disbursements on account of the public hinding {except Congressional Record) from October 1, 1876, to June 30, 1877,

inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

October $21,651 97 November 20,068 54 December 24,419 07 January 29,058 94 February 21,989 48 March 24, 043 11 April 19, 903 88 May 21, 313 76 June 20,971 87

1203, 420 62 Improvements and repairs to building 120 95 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

4 Semple cutting-machines, at |397 1,588 00

6 Semple knives, at $6 36 00

6 Semple knives, at §6.50 39 00

5 Sheridan knives, at $17 85 00

16 rolls, recutting 74 00

4 dozen plow-knives, at $7.50 30 00

6 dozen plow-knives, at $7 42 00

4 dozen sash-tools, at $2.50 10 00

4 dozen sash-tools, at $2.15 8 60

6 lettering-pallets, at $5 30 00

1 dozen plyers 8 75

brass gears for ruling-machine 39 00

2, 000 ruling-pens, at 3 cents 60 00

200 ruling-pens, at 3^ cents 7 00

13, 172 ruling-pens, at 1^ cents 197 58 2,600 ruling-pens, at 2^ cents 65 00

11, 248 ruling-pens, at $16.60 per M 186 72 2,506 65 Ledger and other papers

366 reams cap, at $4.50 1, 647 00 96 reams cap, at $4.28^ 411 36 416 reams cap, at $3.78 1, 572 00 177^ reams cap, at $3.33 590 80 200 reams medium, at $9.75 1, 950 00 204 reams medium, at $8.10 1,652 40 152 reams demy, at $7.12^ 1, 083 00 308 reams demy, at $7 2,156 00 400 reams demy, at $6.02 2, 408 00 50 reams super-royal, at $16.50 825 00 103 reams super-royal, at $12.96 1, 334 88 35 reams imperial, at $21.75 761 25

50 reams double cap, at $9.47 473 50

50 reams double cap, at $8.56 428 00

100 reams double cap, at $8.40 840 00 208 reams double cap, at $7.56 1, 572 48

25 reams double demy, at $15.75 393 75

110 reams royal, at $12.75 1, 402 50

100 reams royal, at $10.12 1, 012 00
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

50 reams manila, at $13 $650 00

116 reams inauila, at $6.50 754 00

263- reams hardware, at $4.12 108 77 39^ reams comb-lining, at $15 592 50

18 reams comb-lining, at $13.85 249 30

16 reams wave, at $6.24 , 99 84

10 reams blotting, at $15 150 00 4 reams sand, at $3.75 15 00 3xM reams map, at $40 157 67 $25,291 00 Binding-material

Binding-cloth, 1 piece 10 75

1 piece 8 25

100 pieces, at $7 700 00

7 pieces, at $11 77 00 640 pieces, at $6.70 4, 288 00

120 pieces, at $6.47 776 40 453 pieces, at $8 3, 624 00

25 pieces, at $9.25 231 25 20 pieces, at $10.85 217 00 25 pieces, at $10.24 256 00

35 pieces, at $8.70 304 50

4 pieces, at $8.75 35 00 10,528 16 Russia leather, 9, 975 feet C. H., at 18 cents 1, 795 50

21 feet C. H., at 17 cents 3 57 50 skins, at $7.75 387 50

2, 186 57

Title-leather, 50^ dozen, at $15.75 790 13

3 dozen, at $14.40 43 20

10 dozen, at $14.24 142 40

975 73 French Turkey morocco, £0 dozen, at $33 1, 650 00 80 dozen, at $31 '. 2, 480 00

10 dozen, at $30.50 305 00 70 dozen, at $28.50 1, 995 00 ^ dozen 21 20

6,451 20 Law-calf, 525 dozen, at $30 15, 750 00 Law-sheep, 701 dozen, at $9 6, 309 00 201 dozen, at $8.75 1, 758 75

601 dozen, at $7.50 4, 507 50

201 dozen, at $7.25 1, 4.57 25

152 dozen, at $10 1, 520 00

25 50

Fleshes, 51 dozen, at $5.25 267 75

1 dozen , 3 25

271 00 Roans, 70 dozen, at $9 630 00

51 dozen, at $8 408 00

1, 038 00 Skivers, 50 dozen, at $12 600 00

30 dozen, at $11 330 00 40 dozen, at $13 520 00

51 dozen, at $8.50 433 00

52 dozen, at $6 , 267 75

100 dozen, at $5.50 550 00 2,700 75
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Parchnient, 15 dozen, at $9 $135 00

5 dozen, at $8 40 00 $175 00

Gold-leaf, 60 packs, at $7.65 459 00 175 packs, at $7.40 1,295 00 200 packs, at $7.10 1, 420 00

100 packs, at $6.90 690 00

125 packs, at $6.45 806 25

25 packs, at $6.60 165 00

60 packs, at $5.85 292 50

50 packs, at $6 300 00 200 packs Florence leaf, at $2.12 424 00 5,851 75

Binder's board, 57,916 pounds, at 5i cents 3,735 38

44,500 pounds, at 4i cents 1, 835 62

20,250 pounds, at 4 cents 810 00

65,000 pounds, at .0534 cents 3, 471 00

5,000 pounds, at .0296 cents 148 00

3,450 pounds, at .0273 cents 94 19 10,094 19 Thread, 818 pounds, at 86 cents 703 48 710 pounds, at 94 cents 667 40

100 pounds, at 95 cents 95 00 50 pounds, at $1.75 87 50

108 pounds, at $1.12 153 36 1,706 74 Twine, 144 pounds, at 38 cents 54 72 552 pounds at 37 cents 204 24

672 pounds, at 36f cents 246 96

50 pounds, at 45 cents , 22 50

30 pounds, at 16 cents 4 80 533 22

Glue, 3,830 pounds, at 17 cents 651 10

3,003 pounds, at 16 cents 480 48 927 pounds, at 18 cents 166 86 400 pounds, at 19 cents 76 00 1,374 44

Needles, 50 papers, at 8 cents 4 00 50 papers, at 5 cents 2 50

6 50 Cotton , 6911 yards, at 9^ cents 65 67 265i yards, at 6i cents 17 24 2761 yards, at 6|- cents 18 45 314 yards cambric, at 10 cents 31 40

90 yards crash, at 16 cents 14 40

147 16

Silk braid, 464 pieces, at 15 cents 69 60 144 yards, at 14 cents 20 16 89 76 Worsted, 1 pound 2 00 Gray super, 50 pieces, at $2.09 - 104 50 Beaverteen cloths, 6, at $14.75 88 50

12, at $13.75 165 00

1 dozen 149 00 402 50

Ribbons, 360i yards, at 6i cents 9 00

36 yards, at 17 cents 6 12 15 12
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Cotton bats, 6 pounds, at 35 cents $2 10

10 pounds, at 95 cents 9 50

Braid, 1,200 yards, at 6 cents 72 00 216 yards, at 10 cents 21 60

Flour, 21 barrels, at $5 105 00

21 barrels, at |6 126 00

Benzine, 43 gallons, at 17 cents 7 31 48^ gallons, at 14cents 6 79

$11 60

Flannels, 10 yards, at 85 cents 8 50

10 yards canton, at 20 cents 2 00

' 10 50 Stay-binding, 4 dozen pieces, at $2 8 00

Silk bead-band, 80 pieces, at 70 cents 56 00 48 pieces, at 78 cents 37 44

16 pieces, at 94 cents 15 04

80 pieces, at 93 cents 74 40

48 pieces, at $1.25 60 GO

80 pieces, at $1.27 101 60 200 pieces taste, at 15 cents 30 00

374 48

93 60

231 00 Sponge, 9 pounds, at $1.35 12 15 13 pounds, at $1.70 22 10

4 pouuds, at $1.85 7 40

41 61 Alcohol, 116 gallons, at $2.21 256 36 Beeswax, 100 pounds, at 35 cents 35 00

50 pounds, at 34^ cents 17 25

52 25

14 10

Oil, 4H gallons sperm, at $1.90 78 85

2 gallons linseed, at 56 cents 1 12

2 quarts neat's-foot, at 40 cents 80 214 bottles sweet 37 16

117 93 Soap, 300 pounds, at 8 cents 24 00 Dyes, gums, &c.

Carmine, 50 ounces, at 42 cents 21 00 Chrome yellow, 18 pounds, at 26 cents.. 4 68

Oxalic acid, 20 pounds, at 15 cents 3 00 Oxalic acid, 30 pounds, at 18 cents ' 5 40 Ultramarine blue, 28 pounds, at 19^ cents 5 46 Egg-albumen, 100 pounds, at $1.25 125 00 Egg-albumen, 80 pounds, at $1.15 92 00

Pearlash, 30 pounds, at 12 cents 3 60

Pearlash, 50 pounds, at 11^ cents 5 76 Alum, 275 pounds, at 7 cents 19 25

Beef-galls, 120, at 10 cents.. , 12 00

Beef-galls, 90, at 20 cents 18 00 Gum hog, 40 pounds, at 22 cents 8 80 Gum hog, 176 pounds, at 58 cents 102 08 Ocher, 25 pounds yellow, at 3^ cents 88 Ammonia, 12 poands, at 21 cents 2 52
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER 33

Ammonia, 8 pounds, at 19 cents $1 52 Lamp-black, 2 pounds, at 8 cents 16 Oum shellac, 150 pounds, at 464- cents 69 75

Soluble blue, 10 pounds, at |1.20 12 00 Muriate of tin, 1 pound 28 Turpentine, 5 gallons, at 65 cents 3 25

Turpentine, 1 gallon, at 38 cents 38

Creosote, 1 pound, at !i?1.20 1 20

Creosote, i pound, at $1 50

Oil of cloves, 4 ounces, at 25 cents 1 00 Varnish, 2 dozen quarts, at $14.50 29 00

Indigo, 5 pounds, at 98 cents 4 90 Whiting, 412 pounds, at 1^ cents 6 18 Insect-powder, 100 pounds, at 65 cents; 65 00 Insect-powder, 5 pounds, at 85 cents 4 25 Emery, 310 pounds, at 7 cents 21 70 Emery, 315 pounds, at 7^- cents 23 63 Emery-cloth, 10 sheets, at 6 cents 60 Emery-paper, 2 quires, at 30 cents 60 Paging-ink, 12 pounds red, at $5 60 00 Recutting 17 stamps 14 25 Stamps, 1 hand 1 00 Stamps, 3 side, at $9.50 28 50

1 center-panel border . 7 50

1 center lettering 9 50

1 fillet 16 00

6 dozen files, at $2 12 00 2 dozen files, at $3.25 6 50

38 circular saws, at $2.75 104 50

72 dozen shears, at $11 82 50 Ruling-ink, 4 quarts, at $1.50 6 00

14 circular saws, at $2.50 35 00

16 dozen knives, at $1 16 00 3 dozen knives, at $1.50 4 50

1 dozen knives, at $5.85 5 85 3 gross rubber bands, at $2 , 6 00

3 gross rubber bands, at $1.25 3 75

100 feet belting, at 17 cents 17 00

100 feet belting, at 32 ceuts 32 00 200 feet belting, at 5 cents 10 00 373 pounds grindstone, at 2 cents 7 46

1 dozen compasses 5 75

2 dozen compasses, at $6.75 13 50 300 pounds iron castings, at 6 cents 18 00

20 pounds solder, at 15 cents 3 00

1 dozen punches 50 Sawdust 6 00 Boxing, cartage, and freight 7 57 Washing towels 167 55 Washing ruling-cloths 7 50 Oas 1,215 26 Coal 393 00

Ice „ 176 40 6 dozen brooms, at $3.20 19 20

130 brushes Ill 58 3 P P
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Eggs 32 50 crocks, at 25 cents 12 50

60 bowls 4 08 Vinegar 5 50 700 rubber rolls, at 25 cents 175 00

1 box tin 14 00 2 dozen sandstones, at 40 cents 80 30 chairs, at ,$1 30 00 18 salt-sacks, at 35 cents 6 30 Stationery 29 30

All otlier material 107 28 _ $3, 705 03

Horses, wagons, &c.

Repairing wagons 236 40 Horse-feed 120 38 Horsesboeing 112 00^ Veterinary services and medicines 1 00 Chamois-skins 75 For hire of two-horse wagon and driver, 14f days, at $5 73 75

544 28 Total payment on account of the public binding 312, 780 78 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1876 ^. 57, 803 81 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th June, 1877 50,125 59

No. 7.

Statement sliowing the disbursements on account of the Congressional

Record for the second session of the Forty-fourth Congress. PAY OF EMPLOYES. December $6,360 20 January , 9,608 28 February 13, 219 75 March : 4,790 01 April 5,141 98 May 7,111 99 June ' 4,717 76 $50,049 97

Materials, &c.:

2, 737-|-§ reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $3.55.5 9, 733 24

1, 882|f reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $4.14.9 7, 811 53 737^- reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $4.07;^ 3,003 88

24, 704 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 18 cents 4, 446 72

31, 450 pound binder's boards, at 4 cents., 1, 258 00 5,217 pounds stereotype-metal, at 11^ cents 599 95 5,024 pounds stereotype-metal, at 104^ cents 527 52 1,499 pounds printing-ink, at 35 cents 524 65 989 pounds printing-ink, at 60 cents 593 40 30 packs gold-leaf, at $6.90 „ 207 00

30 packs gold-leaf, at $7.10 213 00 25 dozen law-sheep, at $8.75 218 75 390 pounds thread, at 86 cents 335 40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

15 pounds tliread, at $1.10 $16 50

8 pounds thread, at $1.30 10 40 45 gallons sperm-oil, at Si. 90 85 30 585 yards cotton, at 13| cents 78 98

50 yards crash, at 16 cents 8 00 38 reams marble paper, at 86.24 237 12 664 pounds glue, at 16 cents , 106 24

180 pounds twine, at 36f cents 66 15 40 pounds twine, at 45 ceats 18 00 50 pounds egg-albumen, at .si. 15 57 50 23i pounds page-cord, at 32^ cents 7 64

51 pounds potash, at 8;J cents 4 41

3 dozen bottles sweet oil, at $1 , 3 00

4 barrels flour, at 86 24 00 2 reams yellow printing-paper, at $4 8 00

60 pounds soap, at 8 cents 4 80

8 gallons benzine, at 17 cents 2 04

2|- pounds sponge, at 81.70 4 68

2 boxes steel pens, at $1 2 00

1 gross lead pencils 4 25

2 dozen shoe-knives, at 81. 2 00

5 pounds beeswax, at 35 cents 1 75 . i dozen law-calf, at $30 15 00 ^ dozen title-leather 6 56 Compiling index 2, 415 00 Gas 855 91 Coal 176 85 Boxing, cartage, and freight 3 75 Repairing wagon 43 75 Repairing harness 19 75 Washing towels 19 12 Wire for stitching-machine 43 68 Horseshoeing 16 25 Horse-feed 87 95 Books and blanks 519 23 Miscellaneous items 77 92 $34,526 52

Total payment on account of Congressional Record 85, 476 49 The clerk in charge of the Eecord is paid out of the appropriation for salary of the Public Printer and the clerks in his office. Value of binder's material on hand after completing the bound edition of the Congressional Record for the second session of the Forty-fourth Congress $406 65

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account ofphoto-lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives^ the Supreme Court of the United States, and the Court of Claims from the 1st of October, 1876, to the 30th of June, 1877, inclusive.

4,900 copies of diagrams and maps for Report Chief of Engineers

4,900 copies of diagrams and maps for Report Chief of Ordnance

.

$1,313 00 262 00
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

4,900 copies of diagrams for Report Secretary of the Navy $285 00

6,900 copies of maps for Commercial Relations 200 00

1,900 copies of diagram for Senate Ex. Doc. No 12 75 00

1,900 copies of diagram for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 20 85 00

2,050 copies of maps for Irrigation Report 465 00

1,900 copies of diagrams for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 15 23 00

3,800 copies of telegraphic dispatches for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 44 89 00

4,900 copies of South Pass, and 9 plates Army coats for Report Secretary of War 375 00

1,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 38 30 00

1.900 copies of maps for Senate Report No. 652 30 00

1.901 copies of map and diagram for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 48 43 00

2,900 copies of map for Chief Engineer King's Report 250 00

1,900 copies of postal-car diagram 20 00

10,500 copies of maps for Report on Commerce and Navigation 400 00

2,900 copies of maps for Coast Survey Report for 1874 14 50

4,900 copies of maps for Raymond's Report for 1876 156 00 Engraving two diagrams for Senate Report No. 611 21 40 Engraving four diagrams for Senate Report No. 703 26 51 For maps and diagrams to accompany cases pending in the Supreme Court

of the United States 789 96 For maps and diagrams to accompany cases pending in the Court of Claims. 171 57 Total „ 5,124 94

No. 9.Statement slioiving the expenditures on account of])iiblication of re- port of impeachment trial of W. W. Belknap, PAY OF EMPLOYES.

$3, 155 88 MATERIALS.

ds, at |4.07i 1,571 37 120 60

ents 66 00

ts 54 00 28 20

2.12 12 72

4 44

9 52

3 32

1 5446

34

20

1, 872 71 Total 5, 028 59
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

No. 10.

Statement shoicing the numher of persons empJoyed in tlie puWic prlntinrj and hinding

(except Congressional Record) during the nine months ended Jane 30, 1~77, with the length of

time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra worl'. PUBLIC PEIXTIXG.

Xame.

A. n. S. Davis

H. T. Brian

J. M. A. SpottsWood

O. H. Xealv

J. D. Eskew

A. M. Robinson

J. A. Sbanklin

E. M. Spenden

"William Young

A.F. ChUds

F. B. Stitt F. U. Stitt George Gregory LFalier ". A. Thomson

C. A. Waterman

Jolin Furlong M. Xoyes

Ed. Miirgan , A. T. Cavis

E. M. Wheat

Thomas Hampson

Allen Coffin B. S.Piatt

J. W. Work

A. H. Brown

J. A. Straight

C. M. Eobinson W. W. Deloe

T. S. Slentz H. Groshon M. W. Mitchell

"W. H. Norton

H. W. Gray W. E. Chilrls Andrew Grogan

"William Towers

A. H. S. Da\-is

J. X. Hall A. S.Griggs

C. S. Butts Thomas Turnbull

"W.Flinn

J. "W.Thomas

B. D. Jones

P. H. Smith

A. F. Pandolph

C. F. Gilmore M. Brosnahan

A. G. Allison Oscar Alexander Theodore Alvord

Sidney Adams

•T. "W. Armstrong

D. W. Beach John Baker

"W. S. Baker

J. "W. Barnes James Bawn

H. V. Bisbee

"W. Pi. B'eakmore

^J. H. Boner

J. P. Boss W. M. Boyd W.H. Brock

S. E. Brooks

"W. S. Brooks

A. X. Brown CP. Brown

L. L. Burk l....

J. S. Bnmside...V

O. C. Butler

S. MeL. Byington

Time employed.

Days.

Amount

received. Xame.

Honrs.

Time employed.

Days. Hours

Amount

received.

234

124

1, 875

2, 309

1, 908 1,872 i 2.458 ! 1,808 i 2,190 t 312 I 1,826 1,975

2, 099

2. 184 2,205

582i

2. 148" 2,161

2,2.54 I 49 1 902

2,12-2 2,137

1, 098i

420 2,212

2, 277

2. 237

1, 992

2, 156

2. 195

2, 365

2, 3f;9

1, 869

2, 287 1,374

2, 054

2, 090

1, 645 1,914

1,048

967i

208" 2,214

2, 258 2,166

2, 245

1, 820

2, 162

2, 041

1, 996

1, 857

2, 511 995 ; 037 I 136 ! 065 { 190 I 297

1,921 2,199 2,172 I 1, 942 I 1.839 ! 2,095

1,869

2, 228

1, 992

2. 246

2, 058 1,733

173 401 248

910 2S7

003

661

116 438

051 238

182

022

118

187 234

247

331 215

221 235

23 505

198 206

604 222

250

218

057 010

150 130

224

in.-) cV2

Osti 048 952

963 744

875

490

426

83 025

047 952

041 854 999

945

880

867 306 919

936

989

483

018

636 888

,016 ,004 895

861 966 862

,031 832

,043 997

804

A. F. Bloomer 2,055 "William Barunpa 584 Louis Bass 80

"W. M. Bass 2, 068 B. F. Barrows 1, 952 W. G. Burses 1, 752 /j. A. CarrV 2.064 W. E. Chase 1, 984

J. B. Cannon 80 W. P. Chew 287

J. D. Chedal 2.131 E. F. Cbisolm 1, 7G0

P. A. Caton 2, 087 E. "W. Claxton 2, 1-22 A.H.Collins 1. Slfi C. A. Couaty 1, c62 S.L.Cook 2,142 A. Cottle 1, 844 J.M.Craig 1,942 W. L. Crooker 1, 883 CM. Cyphers 2,083

J. T. Callaghan 1, 665 G. W. Cox 1, 385 Charles Danenhower 1, 488 "Wash'n Danenhower 2, 052

C. H. Davis 2, 092

S. M. Davis 2, 134 E. "W. Denison 2,091 A. P.Douglas 940 D. E. Doyle 1.961 W. H. Duling 1. .566 0. F. Dunlap 1, 238 D. C. De Golier 392

E. B. Evuon 1,999 H. G.Ellis 1.191

C. E. Et. hberger 292

B. A. Ford 1. 085 A. L. Fulton 1. 133 Benjamin Franklin 2, 003 D. "W. Flynn 1, 798 CD. Fletcher 2,079 Gilbert Fitzgerald 1, 550 Samuel Ferrier 1, 942 Thomas Fealy 1, 891 H. A. Foresman 1, 165

"W. X. Gardner 2, 024 E. E.Goodman 1,939

"W. B. Greene 1, 871 D. L. Harbaugh 1,990

C. F.Hall 653

J. X. Hiltz 187

C. T. Harding 825 "W.H.Hickman 1, 087^

T. "W. Howard 2, 194 G. W. Howard 2, 158 Thomas Hughes 2, 119

"W. F. Holton 1, 872

•J. J. Hisgins 2,144

"Will Heffelfinger 2, 008 C W. Henshaw ' 2, 054 W.C Henry ,.....-1 1,849

J. J. Jamison I

| 580 C.T.Johnson I. 1,908 Milford Keyes ' 80

J. H. Kahlert 1. 964

J. T. Keay 1, 516 H. A.Keefer 2,178

! J. E. Kenney 16 E. "W.Kerr 2,497

' F. C. Kemon 2, 145

i "W. A. King i 1, 746

i W.M.King i 2,180 H. F. Keyser ' : 1,951

§951 60

233 60

40 00

952 40

898 20 804 50

957 00 928 90

40 Oil 114 80 983 60

818 60 963 50

982 10

844 00 S67 30

989 00

849 70

891 90

879 50

959 90

763 90

635 70

689 80 946 20

967 80

990 00 967 40 452 10

795 42

709 00 548 70 156 80 932 80

.561 92

116 00

472 10 487 40

925 20

832 40

961 70 751 40

892 5 J 888 10 505 80

935 40

905 20

871 60 921 10 261 20

74 80

412 50

486 45

1,015 10

997 10 979 00

871 30 991 40

956 10 960 10

865 90

232 OO

890 70

40 00

918 20

702 20

1, 006 60

8 00

1, 161 40 992 00

818 20

908 30

910 SO
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10.

Persons employed in the puhllc printing, ^c.—Continued.

Name.

J. J. Lackey

Charles Lu'stig "W. H. Livermore

J. G. McDowell

"W. H. McFadden .... J. r. McDeimot

Daniel McCallum — J.R. McBiide W. F. McAvoy

B. F. Maxwell

O. F. Mattingly

F. S. Mathers

J. E. Mason

J. M. Maloney

"W. McFarlane

J. B. Mahan

C. S. Myers

A. McNelly , J. M. Mattingly Thomas McGo'wan .

,

J. W. McCreary

John P. Morris

D. Mclutosli

S. E. Mullan

C. D. McPherson

T. McMahon

A. McLean

C. A. Morden , Burrows Nelson

C. W. Otis

T. J. Over Aven Pearson

C. A. Park

A. H. Pettibone

F. Pagenhoff

J. D. Parsons

L. H. Patterson

J. W. Perkins Lewis Petrie

S. J. Phillips William Piatt W. H. Prout

A. R. Quantrille

E. J. Russell

F. W. Redfield

E. P. Rhoderick W. R. Ramsey

E. V. Rice , J. A. Richardson

J. K.Eaudall

J. E. Reese George Red-way

R. S. Reeves

C. W. Rempp

J. S. Reynolds

F. A. Rhoderick .... Albert Ricardo

J. M. Riduaway

TV. S. Roebuck

Z. E. Ross , C. W. Schell

S. Snodgrass

J. A. Sieber i A. Smith .1 W. L. Schmalhoff W. C. Sefton

Oliver Shaw , H. L. Shomo

H. O. Simonds L Simmonds

J.L. Slentz ..: E. C. Smith

Clara Soule , Charles Spencer M. V. B. Stevens

A. Stiarwalt , B. A. Swan

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

1, 623 $553 71 96 38 40 1,946 897 60

2, 130 985 70

1, 881 880 10

2, 128 986 30 1,390 662 60 2,017 929 00

1, 854 860 40

1, 969

2, 049 903 40 943 20

2, 117 90

2, 038 947 80

2, 219 1, 028 00 1,299 583 40

2, 029 937 70

1, 289 623 30

1, 090 480 10

80 40 00

771 385 50 654 327 00

180 72 00

97-2^ 464 66

2, 050' 943 80

1, 924

1, 437

897 60 643 80

1, 745 SOS 30 501 250 50 605 242 00

2, 037 937 10 943 410 20

1, 0621 522 86

80 40 00

8U 40 00

1, 486 684 30

1, 419 654 20

1, 908 876 70

1, 039 4.52 60

2, 180 1, 008 20

2, 064 950 20 1,906 889 20

2, 038 953 40

2, 138 987 40 2181 116 54

110 55 00 243 97 20

1, 925 890 70

102 51 00 119 59 50

1, 858 869 50

1, 891 554886 40 221 60

1, 770 816 30

1, 714 695 87

2, 168 1, 003 40

2, 319 1, 077 80

l' 083 ' 477 80

1, 918 894 40

2, 039 940 80

2, 114 976 30

2, 114 973 50 367 146 80 904 452 00

80 40 00

2, 083 960 60

2, 107 971 60

2, 129 987 PO

1, 851 864 80 1,865 854 70

2, 219 1,028 10

1, 861 856 10

2, 134 985 80

1, 771 804 10 1,785 938 00 1,981

1. 977

913 70 907 60

1, 857 864 60

Name.

W. H. Sweeney

C. P. Thompson

R. B. Topham

W. D. Underwood . .

.

L. Woodward

J. S. Williams W. B. Wilkinson . . .

.

F. B. Wilkins

D. W. VVhiston Edward Wentworth

Samuel Wehrly

John Weber W. H. Watson

H. Wiir field F. B. Wallace

G. J. AVebb

D. S. Walton

L. K. Zook

D. M. Covey

John Goodiick

B. F. Wright

L. D. Hatch W. \ . Hartman

D. W\ Bruce W. J. Mills

J. H. L. Eager W. H. Shomo

J. E. Bright

B. Fugitt

A. Van Alstyne , J. K. McLean

R. H. White W, R. Baum ........ W. Y. Clarke

J. H, Fletcher M. R. Woodward

J.R. Mickle Maurice Jovce

Jeff. Smith

L. M. Cadv

G. W. Howl and

J. T. Heck

W. B. Donaldson

L. Nagle Frank Davis

Sid. H. Nealy

E. N. Beal..:...

J. A. Scott

•Jere Sterner

N. A. Swart W. L. Aughinbaugh

J. P. Morse W. H. Myers

C. W. Baker

F. M. Dodge

J. B. Mansfield

C. A. Bennett

J. R. Bradley

J. G. Boss ..' J. F. Brewster

A. J. McGuiggan. . . G. R. Brandon. George Bnrklin Wallace Brewer

H. J. Caldwell.

R. A. Cronic N.J. Cox

Allan Clancy W. P. Dumble

C. W. Fowler

Daniel Grady

J. S. Gourlay William Gnista

J. P. Hamilton

Theodore Hodes

T. K. Heath

L. K. Jullien

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

2,191

2, 158

2, 048

144

2, 166 800

894

1, 948

1, 867

2, 099

2, 184

1, 860

2, 070

1, 523

2, 136 945

346

126

1,800

1, «70 1,760 ! 1,862 I 1,640 i 1,782

' 1,813

1, 811

1, 859

1, 846

1, 874

1, 696

1, 677

1, 752

1, 806

1, 753

1, 726

1,855

1, 880 1,363

1, 812

1,800

1, 725

1, 670

1, 909

1, 831

1, 714

879

2, 142i

2, 060

2, 1421

1, 849

2, 008

2, 05U

1, 4051

1, 960

1, 885

1, 9541

1, 209'

1, 429

1, 321 698

991

1,268 172

2, 185 360

535 I 1,394 I 1, 025 ! 1, 33711

1, 322ii

1, 388"

1, 412 1,410

1, 0091

1, 157

1, 330

1, 257

$1, 013 10 996 90

963 70 72 00

1, 002 10 337 90 389 70

909 80

871 70 967 60 1,010 10 858 50

957 30

741 90 987 80

4, 42 20

138 40

50 40 849 60

852 80 804 30

851 30 747 20 819 20 830 50 826 60 852 20

845 80 856 30

776 10 772 80 796 10 828 50 799 10

• 792 40 850 40 858 90

658 88 826 60

823 00

797 30 752 30

871 50

839 20

792 60 425 10

1, 096 96

1, 1.56 87

1, 201 09 873 24

963 24

1, 021 93

689 83 887 00 869 50 890 35 585 30

688 60 636

279

60

20

435 10 608 40

68

1, 006

80

43

180 00 267 50 674 20

490 50 645 45 637 65

667 61 679 60 678 60 482 55 560 40 642 60

602 90
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10.

Persons employed in the puWic printing, ^-c.—Continued. 39

Xame.

Time employed.

J. E. Kennev

William Krbhr M. L. Littlefield F. M. LeTvis Clarence Lewis

H. T. Leckie

S. F. Lalhrop , TV. A. Lavalette

F. T. Maloney , J. F. Maupin

J. A. Myers

J. M. Monti^omery .

.

J. S. Mills , C.L.Martin

E. L. Marriott V. H. Miller W. T. Priddy

A. K. Piatt

J. Palmer

F. P. Snyder

J. L. Sinn

J. Schatiner Florence Sullivan

T. B. Wood

A. AV. Webb

J. S. Ziegler

F. M- Montague W. H. Mvers

J. T. Lewis

A. E. Williams

O. H. McKuight

Henry ilcCoy , Daniel Lynch

Lot CuUinam

J. B. Tiernev W. L. Talbott

F. B. Baker

C. W. Axe W. F. Randolph Edward Flagg, jr

J. B. Moulden

D. li. McLeod

O. V. Shomo

J. F. Scaggs , — G. H. Eakle

J. E. .Jodes

G-. W. Bailev

C. A.Edeliii W. H. LutiF Louis Winters

D. A. Cavis

B. D. Fleet Martin Kendig W. L. Pierce Frank Firrish A. T. Cowie , B. F. Laroumbe

A. H. Tavlor

J. M. Kibble A. H. Holton

D. C. Bangs

J. T. Xicholson A. Thomson, jr Alex. Elliott, jr G. S. King

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelly

S. L. Rouzee i.. Paul Livingston j .. J. A. Daly I., T. Quinlan j.. W. M. Laporte

J. S. Smith !., W. S. Whitmore |.. Perry Brown i.. H. W.Chase 1.. George llecar i..

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

234

343 $171 50

1, 206 00

' 957^ 465 55

1. 292'' 621 10

1, 375i 664 55

' 917i 439 45

1, 9.53" 886 80

1, 479i 697 95

\, 300-J- 624 65

l' 403" 678 40 46 24 00

1, 433 .690 10

l' 335J 641 35

' 192' 76 80 226 90 40

1, 700 787 70

l] 215 588 40

1,' 318 623 40

l\ 699 768 40

' 361 180 50

1, 422

1, 232i 684 70 595 55

1, 937" 8-2 90

1, 224 585 60

l] 182 564 80

\\ 318 635 60

1, 881 556 .57 2, 141i 574 93

2, 092" 559 86

1, 432 375 30

' 160 40 00 798 219 30 25 7 03 80 22 50

1, 757 524 41

l| 6B7 509 25

1, 902 566 24

l' 944 582 26

2I 047 610 92

1' 74-2 518 83

1 932 578 91

1! 877 560

2 015 600 08 % 075 620 33

\ <J81 590 33

1, 905 569 68

1' 725 471 24

2' 028 516 60

2 096 502 25

1 948 .579 41

1 843 421 90

1' 851 345 41

1 033 175 33

1 968 352 93

' 112 14 00

1, 845 252 63

1, 924 263 74

1, 935 265 40

1, 845 252 16 1,174 154 70

1, 192 156 81 586 73 24 549 68 62

1, 208 99

1, 7224 897 90

1, 110" .515 76

1, 258 589 10

1, 226 571 42 949 434 75

1, 22?i 570 27

2, 121 598 31

2, 4l7i 686 05

2, 308 653 37 1,941 546 85

1, 110 312 38

2, 25.5i-: 643 78

1, 911 560 83

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours. W. B. Daly , Byron Waters

[i John R. Offley ,

[I David Mcholson

I A. S. Defrees , A. H.Post

Robert Wilson

T..J. Mulloy

' J. H. Butcher

!i J". W. Deneane

1! J.C.Wright

i William Crawford .

.

j! AV. H.Cole John Bnckman

C. H. Wilson

J. n. B. Smallwood .

.

Thomas Kearney

•Jolm Waller. . J. F. Grant A.E. Kiddle

P. L. Rodier

X. Watkins

M. Barringer , F. X. Hair.

J. W. Rowan

G. A. R. McXeir James English.. Walter Drummond . A. Gordon

E. Laporte W. E. Morcoe , W. Allison

F. M. Stuart

C. B. Hough W. M. Beit

J. H. Lowrey

Henry Webb

F. J. Ward

W. L. Jones

J. T. Halleck

J. T. TsTicbolson

J. A. Garthwait M. Hunt W. H. Selby

A. T. Boreland

J. W. Busey

Vincent Lemmon

"E. G. Pleasants , J. R. Hughes

J. E. L. Rodier , W. T. Nabers

T. K. Morsell

S. M. Patterson , C. C. Nyce

Jane Wright

C. A. Hopkins

C. C. Gibbons M. J. Foley Joanna Corridon M. E. Swain Mary Joyce

S. J. Cooke

Delia Cremen

Bettie Pumphrey — C. H. W

O. H. Reed

A. .J. Donaldson

G. E. Patten

T. F. Maher

A. J.Pieall , AVilliam Farrington. Edward Duflf John Buinhide ' J. G. Hudson | Michael Friery ! A. D. McKinzie ; J. D. Lydick ;

26 : 234 . 26 . 130 I. 139 I. 26 I.

234

2, 103

2, 052

1, 872

1; 602

2, 487

2, 527

2, 561

2, 546

2, 495

2, 386

2, 226

2. 110

2, 235

1, 872

1, 887

1, 798

1, 684

1, 806

1, 884 1,860

1, 832

1,549

1, 572

1, 584

1. 812

1, 821

1, 848

1, 854 1,852

1, 784

1, 848

208

1, 656 1,995

2. 012

1, 928

1, 979

1, 981

2, 026

2, 029

1, 834

1, 336

1, 885

885 240

720

811 890

883 842

1, 968

1, 612

1, 976

1, 860

1, 956 26 234 234

2, 015 1,053

1, 062

1, 857

1, 060

1, 014 1,907

1, 534

1, 756
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10.

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

Time employed. ^Name. Days Hours.

A. E. Sardo .... A. H. Jones

S. T. Brown .... Henry Evans .

.

T. H. Eitnam... M. W. Louis .... W. P. Martin ... W.S.Scott .... W. p. Weaver..

a. W. Pierce ...

Gr. M. Ramsey .

.

I. E.Cole - P. S. Sprightley John Fisher

C. E. Beach James Furbersliaw .

.

E. L. Wiune

C. W. Hurdle i H.N. Faiey | E. L. Barker i J. A. Cusliley j T. J. Robinson . . ^ j A. Dawson I Columbus Hall

C. D. Parsons Erank Eraser

J. A. Cooper

J. A. Flynn

E. C. Maher W. H. Stebbins A. M.Baiu

George Crawfurd W. H. Rutzer

Charlotte Heatley — Elizabeth Croghan.

.

Johanna Hickey M. A. Hunter Maggie McKie

Margaret Gormley .

.

Ellen McCarty. . .... Anna Slentz Annie McGuire

E. W. Stokes

Cecila Clements Annie Doherty Maria Beuter Fannie Lee M. A. McCormick — M. A. Tenley

H. A. Travers

Celinda Higby

Mary O'Brien

Elizabetli Dement | S. M. Adams i Bettie Bartlett Martha Allison

j Mary Nally i Mary Hill I Kate Miller ! Laura Schafer

] Elizabeth Mangan ! Sarah Campbell ! Margaret Sweeney.

.

Ellen Barnes ... Delia Wall Mary Mills Annie Mitchell H. A. Turner Emma Reese

E. L. Tew

Annie Ryan

C. A. Moore . Emma Hurdle

A. D. Goss Annie Doyle Kate Mavhejv

A. W. Potter

Amount

received.

992 $444 00 1,813 833 10

1, 878 860 40

1, 624

1, .530 749 40 708 00

1. 721 787 90

1, 182 558 70 1.815 835 60 629 311 20

1, 448 675 70

1, 834 842 20 1,912 878 20

1, 640 751 40

1, 061 511 30 1,810

833

831 00 429 00

1, 226

409

541 60 204 50

1, 052 451 80 993 428 30

1, 0.53 459 40 661 330 50 724 362 00 434 217 00 568 270 60 1,931 441 40

1, 867 347 66 1,963 335 07

.525 65 62 1,956 611 88

1, 749 328 37 558 83 70

53 8 25

1, .595 300 17 1,576 296 78 1,285 242 23

1,625 307 76 1,663 313 32 1,758 330 68

1, 231 231 93 J,286 242 23

696 131 52

1, 644 308 90

551 103 31

1, 563 293 73

1, 594 299 11

1, 702 319 40

1, 575 296 83 1,360 255 90

1, 650 309 84

1, 651 310 16

1, 624 305 60 1,520 286 00 1,563 294 48

1, 389 261 42

1, 802

1. 4.56 338 75 274 37

1^ 423 267 57

1, 738 327 46

1, 407 264 88

1, 764 331 66 1,163 219 40 1,752 330 20

1, 678 315 84 1,676 315 20 1,408 265 03

1, 642 308 74

1, 770 332 41 1,741 327 18

1, 426 1,338

268 00

251 92 1,488

1, 600 280 29

301 46

1, 455 273 71 1,441 271 41

1, 235 232 17

1, 665 312 79

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

M. V. Wheeler L E. Jones M. L. Hopson

Jennie Amazine

j,^. -Bettie Long

Sallie Moore

Victoria Clark M. E. Warner

A. V. Miller

S. E. Crutchett M. A. (Jtt J. E. Hart.... M. B. Bradbury

Maggie Kreamer

C. E. Doyle

Josephine Carlisle

S. M. Antrim

C. R. Ober Jane Blush

S. V. Simon

Jennie Donuell.y Mary O'Brien Annie Heatley

Catharine Burke

Bridget McNamara . .. Henrietta Tliompkins

Etta Dew

L. V. Ourand Emma Swain

Ella McGraw

A. A. Shelton

Alice Brown

A. M. Scott Lucy Coleman , . .

.

Agnes Ritter M. W. Jones Kate Haynes

Maggie McCarthy

A. L. Welch

Jane McNamara

M. E. Coster Mary Moore

N. M. Fisher Louise Kellogg

R. B. McClelland

H. M. Crawford

K. L. Klements

S. R. Trippet

Ida Graenacher

Bridget Sheahau Annie Gradv W. H. Carr

E. C. Soules A. X. Trunuel

R. Cromelien W. E. Saunders Alanson Kelsey. , W. H. Scott..." M. T. Lincoln William Robinson

J. W. Hughes

A. L. Carrier H. Aschenbach W. C. Heck

D. C. McGivern

R. B. Harford

C. H. Walker

Ellis Hughes

L. I. Boteler

R. C. Simonds

R. E. Gayle

G M. Bond

L. T. Jewett W. L. Lamb

J. T. Whitaker W. H. Fletcher

B. C. Berrv

273

273 273

1,622 $304 65

1. 394 262 41 1,680 317 26

1, 561 293 62 ^ 1,612 303 44

1, 722 323 66 1,388 261 45 1,737 326 80 1,338 252 04

1, 470 276 58

1, 854

1, 370 348 72

258 35

1, 609 303 03

1, 313 247 39

1, 667 313 09 1,817 342 14

1, 287 241 55

1, 238 232 17 1,073 201 39 971 182 80 877 164 57 824 154 63

1, 130 212 00 986 185 00

468 87 88 898 168 51

1, 0.58 198 50

862 161 62

703 131 81 460 86 25

334 62 62

274 51 37 224 42 00

96 18 00

1, 560 293 08

1, 4.32 268 55

1,490 279 60

1, 458 293 40 1,560 293 68 194 36 37 627 118 06

781 146 88 376 70 50

641 120 38

85 15 94

634 119 33 1,189 223 60.

1, 229 230 63

1, 552 289 97

1, 080 203 45

1, 384 260 53

2,019

1,968 760 27

655 99 1,958 652 66

1. 442 393 03

1, 041 744

274 69

195 00

400 108 35

2, 028 1, 208 14

2, 156 1,214 66 735 46

1, 825 828 30

1. 835 830 81

1, 771 805 20

1, 773 806 20

1, 907 869 50 29 14 50 1,779 747 40

1, 796 754 50 1,807 758 95

1, 772 745 05

1, 378 854 70

1, 808 759 50 1.866 699 95

864 30

864 30

864 30
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 10.Persons employed in ilie imWic printing, l^c. —Continued. 41

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. L.B.May

John Evan

"VT. S. Seymonr Edward'Malone

J. A. Patterson John Bush

.Jeffer.son Brovrn

Svlvester Jordan

William Bell E. H. Sutton Frank Reamer

E. T. Botts Aldophe Guillot Charles McKenney

G. H.Foskev

G. W. Cole W. T. Benjamin • TTilliam Jordan

I. Gipson

Benjamin Coarkley

C. C. Haddock

Samuel Dorsey Henry Dulaney

Mose.s Foskey

L. A. lardeUa

Lafayette Torrey

John' Roberts _

J.Pt. Harris Robert Boulden

Jesse Smith

Butler

G. Coakley

T. C. TTestlev

J. H. Burkart

C. W. Brown

Frank Donnelly

Charles Bram

J. X. Doster

Charles Fletcher Lewis Thomas

Beujamin Fox

G. W. Mulloy

Patrick McManus

J. A. Boulden Henrv Dudley

G.R. Williams Manson Robinson

Mo.'5es Mady

Simon Pocber

J. C. Jackson

F. A. West Henry Edmonson W. C.^Chase

J. L Brown

J. F. Gates

F. A. Morley

Michael Gueiin

J. A. Bohn W.E. Winston

E. C. Rowe

J. F. Larkin James Sulliyan Ashley Robinson

A. T. Sherman

F. H. Sase

A. M. Parsons

C. J. Jones

J. C. Ingram

J. K. McDonald

Stephen Caldwell

Xeil McKechnie

J. W. .Jordan

J. F. Fuller ; F. P. Lipscomb \ T.L.Pushaw

J. W. Kearney

T. H. Owing

273

•273 •273 273

233

273

273

•234

Amount

received. Xame.

Hours

4S2

78-2*

97(1

1.866 3.864

1. 173 1,955

1,911

1,314

1. 796

1, 7-26 1.648

1, 821

1. 898

1, 679

1. 8.i8

1, 834

1. 7^22

1. 013

86-2 292

100

761 976 1,074 ; 160

2. Iu9 : 1. 867 ; 1. 8.58 . 1.854 1.987 : 1.849 ; 1,840

1,541

1. 8-24 i 144

96

14-2 416

862

1, 302 956 I 1, 048 i 268

650

341 353 239 , 256

797 ; 616

1171

1, 970 1,554

1, 5-22

1, 476

1, 216

1, 5-20

1, 400

1, 072 1,517

940 748

1,-261

?864 30

864 30

864 30 750 75 640 75 6S2 5U 652 00 614 -25 500 25

398 52 208 on

•174 t4 583 13 466 00 307 93 527 39 511 93 356 40 483 27 467 91 445 95 487 97 511 13

4.51 26 4P6 56 494 It 462 37 269 60 421 69 464 40 451 93 498 47 344 95 298 45

190 25 257 30

280 52

40 00 566 20 498 84 496 43 495 25

535 85 493 50

491 56

(413 00 487 07 36 00

24 00 32 62 110 50 225 24 357 30 270 20 288 00

50 25

1.83 75 95 91 96 45 67 27 72 00

•2^25 26 173 25

30 65 903 40

486 36 414 02 273 35

180 66 224 91 407 47 159 18 224 58 140 37 112 20

186 79

13 20

Time employed. Amount

! received.

'Days.; Hours.

Harry Sase

G-^orge Nash

Willard Bumberger.

A. W. Graham

J. M. Kelly

P. W. Hale

Charles Thompson..

J. M. Hall W. H. Forrest C.B. Deal

C. B. Crusor

C. F. Gr.nntham

T.J. Kiliafoyle

J. ^l. Bennett John Kibble

T. B. Penicks George Fordham

Richard Berry

H. C. Tisdel. Patrick Quirk George Dice

L. H. Reid

E. J. Burr W. H. Mickle, jr .... G. L. Pearson

E. A. Sikken Owen Keete

Gillis Key ... J. C. Axe' Andrew smitb

G. F. Pa2e

G. A. Leach

G. H. Diirfee G. W. Bates Andrew Hoiran

J. E. Sebring. jr Patrick Keleher

J. .J. Bail!

J. S. Learock James McKenna ... J. W. Daltou

L. R. Frank

H. M. Lincoln

F. H. Chase

.T. D. Chnllar

G. M. Raub

Walter Whaples ... F. D. Winslow

J. R. Patterson

Ellen Sheahan Mary McCanna

1, 233

848

1. J09

1. 409

1, ^229

1, 241

1. 4S9

1. 142

1.56

1, 381 973

933

44

4t

32

264

2. 094i 1,145'

1, ?95

1. 711*

1,.574'

2, 15-2i , 'i,'784"|

1, 584 ! 1, 805 i 1,801 . 1. >26

1. 866J 1.674" ] 1,3811 ! 1.513 i 2, 000

PIECE-WORK. Jamea Austin . .

.

C. O. Alexander.

T. M. Alexander

.

O. S. Allen , T. J. Alleger W. R. Atwell . .

.

F. Ainsworth

C. A. Bennett....

J. R. Bradley....

G. R. Brandon .

.

Williams Briggs

E. J. Burnham .

.

George Burklin .. C. A. Brassier . .

.

R. R.Brown

S. X. Beneman .

.

L D. Boyce

G. W. Bowen

George Bailleul

.

A. L. Blue , H. F. Barnard...

Lonis Bass , G, W. Bowman..

51

1, 06-2i

1,0-26"'

1, 186

1. 032 1.739

1, 126 144 633

1, 864

112

96

1. 8421

1. 471i

95 76124

8182 45

1-26 30 208 13 208 10 181 88 183 61 219 89 169 -22 23 40

204 02 143 58 136 97

6 42

7 20

4 67

]. 248 01

1, 047 25

420 38

713 22

644 02 538 .52 674 46

647 CO 478 09

4-24 11 484 44

482 18 488 85 503 14 448 66 367 32 405 97 538 40 404 88

•283 61 272 96

3(17 92 264 00

533 50 293 44

36 00 166 03 500 35

•28 00

14 40 406 70 397 78 26 72 214 03

51 00

4 50

144 67 310 67 278 77 578 51 517 26

621 46

4 20

279 35 330 50 264 45

41 40

51 35

551 14

381 86

.56 10

69 70

359 91

56 00

50 25

76 03

54 30 394 53

99 05
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10,Persons employed in the puhlic printing, cf c.—Continued,

Name.

E. P. Bunyea

G. W. Brechtel , -J. C. Bard

Seth Bonney

L. L. Bendei? , I. B. Connolly

F. B.Cameron

J. ^Y. Carter, jr , J. B. Cannon W. P. Chew

J. B. Clark

P. S. Cass^lman

H. C. Cowles

Allen Chancey , x.-j.cox .. .; K. H.Campbell

J. D. Campbell

G. W.Cox

J. B. Close W. ]Sr. Crogffon , Alexander Dercourt

J. T. Dunbar , E. H. Daly James Dougherty

C. G. Deniii^i . . .1 C. J. E. De Vaughn .

,

W. H. Denneson W. A. Dodge

William Edeliu , J. E. EUegood , C. E. Etchberger

J. G. Forney

C. H. Fernald M. A. Fitch

G. W. Furoron

C. F. Fordjr

G. W. Fowler

L. R. Fechtig , G. K.Gilluly W. L. Gray

G. R. Gray

E. C. Crumley

J. L. Garrett William Guista Daniel Grady

J. P. Garner" William Geddes

H. B. Grigg

J. S. Gourlay

R. M. Greenwood . .

.

W. A. Griswold W. T. House

C. A. Howie

T. H. Higgins Theodore Hodes

T. K. Heath

J. P. Hamilton

S. W. Halsev W. H. Hull \ J. J. Heron

C. F. Hall

E. W. Hall

P. F. Hall Charles Henry

A. T. Harrington

G. J. S. Hunuicutt

J. J. Judge , A. M. Jones

J. -J. Johnson Edward .Jones

L. H. .Jullieu

I. J. Jamison Simeon Johnston

S. H. Kendall

Milford Keyes

S. E. King.;

William Kirkland .

.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

Time era- ployed.

$106 33

115 70 452 07

38f) 82 293 47 114 43 276 55 551 39 399 10 132 33

59 70

35 89 259

96

00 252 bO 696 77 53 90

46 96

39 40 373 65

514 59 609 92

261 08 312 33 106 95

436 21 555 10 41 20

317 35

307 00

136 56 122 00 128 76 543 51 232 49 419 43 189 90 48 50

7/1 14 2 22

244 28

127 10

84 69 282 65 292 05 506 00 127 06

40 90 283 45 642 73

531 34 533 96 148 11 99 13 257 25 302 65 261 95 78 51 404 75 630 75 197 78 94 66

11 40 117 61 252 30

41 50 514 46 55 30 109 31 578 33 256 55

351 18 529 35 27 30 369 70 476 52 422 30

Name.

William Krohr { L. Kriegner ! John Kennedy I Richard Kingsman I S. H. Kendall I H. J. Long .'.I A. M. Laing

Clarence Lewis

H. T. Leckie ; H. Lawsou j W. A. Lavalette [ Jabez Lord M. L. Littleheld i F. M. Lewis James Matile i J. S. Mills H. T. MoGowai) , H. H. McKeevor W. H. Miller

E. B. G. Myers I Thomas McGowan [ J. M. Montgomei V [ F. T, Maloney...! W. H. Myers | J. T. Maupin 1 E. L. Marriott | C. N. Myers I M. H. Millard

E. R. Morcoe I J. M. Mattingly i William McCamlev j

,, W.T.Morris '

I J, A. McCarthy

II R. F. Mann |

i B. F. Mauer !

; W. J. Nailor

[• Burrows Nelson I

[i W. W.Noles 1

1 1 John Noblp

ii J.H.O Brien I

. C. M. Onlev i C.A.Park j A. H. Pettibone j Samuel Perley j Hamilton Piatt | A. R. Piatt I H. C. Powell I

1

1 W. T. Priddy !

{ W. M. Pavne I

1 G.H. Proctor |

I M.E. Quinn | < J. C. Queiu .

I

, Joseph Rogers

F. W. Redtield

J. A. Richardson

E. P. Rhoderick

E. V. Rice De Witt C. Rice

J. E. Robinson

J. R. Risdou

J. H. Ralstcm

J. W. Slifrman

AV. W. Standford W. M. Staart

J. Sclialfncr

' A.Smith I I

' E. D. Sraoot i T. D.Saudv I !

II R. S. Stvles I

\

i Louis Schew I

, ' J. H. Schively i

'

:, H. T. Schlick ..-.I

' G. M. Smiley \

|: A. O. Silvey" .Joseph Severn s I

1: -E. L. Scott I

I; J. L. Sinu I

Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10.

Persons employed in the puhlic iwinting, ^^c — Continued. 43

Ifame.

F. P. Snvder

T. W. Shiel E. E. Stiars K. B. Topham

J. T. Taylor

B. P. Turner W. E. Thorapson

J[. C. Tarlton

E. H. Tabler

S. A. Towers

TV. H. Towers

"W. D. Underwood

F. J. Waters

D. S. Walton

J. L. Welty , John Woolwine

C. X Warren

Benjamin Webb

A. M. Webb

T.B. Wood

J. S. Williams

S. K. Young

L. K. Zook

J. S. Zieoler M. Ambrose

S. Adams

A . Atchison

C. Artist-. .- , F. M. Arkwright

S. Atkinson i,'^, M. Anderson

E. Amos

C. Bates

J. Beatty

J. Brooks . . 0. K. Burwell

J. Boswell A. Butler

S. L. Beall

1. Bali T. P. Brings

A. Baldwin

E. M. Bromagiu

S. J. Blair M. Bailey..

B. J. Blankman M.M. Bvrne

E. D. Bond

E. K. Brower

J. Breslin

J. Buckley

A. Barrett T. Brvan

T. Bellman M. Boyle

J. Barry

L. A. Carrall M. Cook M. Courtney

A. A. Clarvoe

-J. F. Carv

Time employed.

Days. Honrs.

M. T. Clark . . .

.

M. Coaklev M. Corbin':

il. A. Clancey .. M. A. Cautwell

F. Chase M. Connellj' . .. J. Connor

B. Critzraan M. Clarkson . .

.

A. Cross A. Carpenter .. A. Cowan

B. Crowley M. Connell E. Conway

Amount

received.

$245 01 480 62

159 81 96 75 362 85

3 00 536 48 560 78 44 50 361 59 58 55

73 08 732 60 110 85

301 13

63 82

104 19 13 15 313 50 314 45 72 17 606 84 98 12 309 50 145 19 329 23 266 62

62 04 112 83

31 > 41 2J! I 77

iii; 54 333 19 272 57 228 4:i 247 60 267 14

91 (jr. 110 173 5i; 103 23

151 27 138 63 165 41

3 81 3 10 142 50 77 29 167 76 175 11 243 81 450 81 447 88

439 71 350 52 167 85 431 86 445 47 322 19 327 38 204 98

1.54 72

127 40

167 24 52 22

113 86 80 87

74 32

76 47 ! 103 82

73 76 i 21 31 I 63 19 I 113 68 I 11 23

106 85

Time employed. Name.

Days. Hours.

J. Crider

F. E. Conover .

.

F. W. Conover . S. Cronin

J. Cronin . .

.

K. Cronin

S. Collins A. Collins

C. Dailey

H. M. Downing

M. Darby

M. Donnelly . .. S. Dickson .

\\ A. A. Dodd ....

! H. Daily .......

|i M. E.Duffy

K/.M. E Davis /m. Davis

!! A. Daily

jl E. Davis ,

!! M. C. Dykes ... B. Dntrv

L. A. Elms

[\ S.Edelin

\\ A. A. Elder

jj M. J. Flaherty .

[I M. Fordham '. .

.

M. Fleming . M. Fitzpatrick.

C. Fowler

^I. Flaherty . . .

,

.M. Feiiton K. C. Foley

: A. H. Fi>^ke, jr.. E. Gould

B. Gleason C Goerner M. A. Graves . .

.

T. Gi-iger

S. ( ;il)-rson

•M. Gilibs E. J. GrioDan ... E. G eorniou

C. L. Ganntt . ... C. Gates

T. Hai risou

S. Hcs.s

J. Howlin

F. E. Have

M. E. Hall

C. Hf)warit

' A. Higgius S Husted

J. Helliugs

D. Harper

I L. Hayes

A. Howard

; A. E. Hurdle.... E Havenner

E. Heffell A. Hatches

E. Handbeam . .. E. A. Hitchcock.

' V. V. Harris . ... R. A. Hart

K. L. Husted

i M. £. Herring...

S. Jurix

E. J. Jamiyon . .

.

L. Ingram

A. .Jones

S. Jack M. M. Johnston . M. Johnson

A. E. Johnson. .

.

R. Korts

F. Knox
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10.

Persons employed in the puWic printing, ^c.—Continued.

Name.

T. Keefe M. Keefe

C. Kirsch

B. Keimellv

S. E. Kersey M. L. Kuapp

M. Knott M. La Bille E. Landvoigt

E. Lackey ^ C. Lusby'.

J. La Fontaine. .

.

E. E. Lyons

A. Laughlin

L. Langworthy .

.

M. F. Long

-J. E. Mansfield... A. Martin

S. Martin

E. Marclie M. Markham

A. Manning

A. Mauagan

M. A. Malone .... B. A. Malone M. Mack

C. Maus

A. E. Melson M. Mattingly K. Meagber

A. McDowell

C. J. McMabon. .. M. McFee...L.... M. A. McNamara

M. McNamara . .

.

K. McGar

M. McCutcben ... M. A. McGregor . M. J. McLeod

M. McGuire

M. McCarty

A. McCarthy

E. McCarthy

A. L. Moore

H. Morris

J. Morris K.E.Murdock .. J. Murphy

M. Murphy

R. L. Murphy

H. Murphy

H. Nelson' M. B. Norbeck . .

.

A. Nelson M. A. Norris

C. O. Leary M. E. Owner

M. A. Orme

B. O'Conner

L. S. Parham

S. Partridge A. Piggott

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

1648 30

7 26 283 37 277 00 35 60 108 40 93 74 267 91 272 83 282 88 372 16 277 26

86 33 178 74

18 58 23 79 292 02

71 43 349 34 409 86 349 00 277 44 326 72 150 03

91 37

118 76 441 81 260 09 173 07

11 69 214 18 229 33

135 40 89 59 329 07

92 96

49 68

79 26 333 06 231 84 252 82 147 43 446 50 86 68 362 20 263 75 28 89

321 19 255 86 146 62

167 16 296 84 53 73

3 35

54 69 106 54 268 33

84 42

141 91 108 73 365 35

320 87

Name.

R. Pocock

V. Power

A. Plcasa)its M. Parker

C. Pope L E. Parrott

C. Palmer

M. Page

F. M. Per Lee...

F. A. Proctor .

.

E. J. Proctor M. V. Pardy

M. Reagan '. K. Reap-fomer . .

.

L. Russell

H. Rider M. A. R\'an M. Reillv D. Reilly

A. Reedy

R. A. E.Reed ... A. M. Rollow.... M. E. Sherwood . L. Silvers

L. Silver A. Sullivan

E. C. Sullivan ... M. A. Stella Ida Sorrell M. Smith M. A. Sibley .... M. E. Speisser... K. Stevens

E. J. Sydnor

S. Schell

C. Sheaban. ..... E. Sheaban

C. Taylor

A. M. Tinney ...

S. Treuis

D. C.Toole

F. V. Thompson

.

M. A. Thompson

D. Thompson ... A. A. Tobin

L. Tucker

C. Ward

J. Wilson

L. Wilson L E. Wills M. Woodend

M. Walsh

R. Walling

A. M. Wingate .

.

C. Wright

A. Watson

E. Wells

C. Wood

H. Woodwortb.

.

E. J. Webster . .

.

H. Webster

K. E. Webster .

.

1.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

1

PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H. Roberts

J. W. White

D. W. Landvoigt.

Charles Lemon . .

.

C. Denham W. Haves

P. C. Gillon W. J. Harris

T. A. Manning ...

234

1,914 1,872

1, 899

1, 872

1, 808 1,938

1, 892

1, 575 00 1,248 01

1, 002 15 979 01 994 01 897 41 871 81 878 40 864 00

J. F.Buehler

Ig. M. Knott

T.F. Stewart .... A. G. Hullett

J. H. Maine Henry Morgan. .

.

G. Rosewag

^ Thomas Songster H. Patterson .

.

1,583

1,896

1, 758

1,670

1, 773 1,811 1,766

1, 815

1, 830
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

No. 10.

Persons employed in the puhlic hinding, ^'c.—Continued.

Xame Amount

received.

"William Gaisberg . .

.

Samuel Koockozey.

.

A. Henry

Joseph Madren

J. W. Harrison

Alex. McAllister Edwin Walmsley ... Richard Swe-tman . Daniel Murphy

H. E. Koon...! Thomas Beckett H. Hyde

S. T. Crawford

D. A. Murphy

J. H. Graham

G. L. Tracy

A. Fitzsimons H. Hammond

C. H. Welsh

George Griffith C. A. Knockey

S. W. Lewis.' Martin McCormick

.

A. H. Frisbee

J. W. Grav W. H. Kichardson . .

.

F. B. Trout

A. W. Lulus

J. VT. Meyer

Aug. Jacobs W. V. Slattery E. A. McPuerson

Maurice Fljnn John Cole

T. D. Cornwell W. T. Johnston Varden Bishop W. M. Nicholson

G. A. Whitford

J. E. Gaily

J. J. Yokum

T. Walmsley

F. F. Bogia James Stewart

J. L. Ratcliflf T. M. Triplett

C. T. Elwood

F. S. Metcalf

C. A. Williams

H. C. Dobhs

George Siggers George Corleis

T. W. Butcher W. H. Harmer

James McNally

G. H. Bodensic'k

T. J. Hardester. . . . .

.

Thomas McCormick

C. O. Fields Mark Maiforth

F. H. W.Rutland ... William Scott H. C. Espcy

T. O. May

J. A. Landvoigt W. B.Barger M. B. Gordon

G. W. Fisher

C. E. Tretler G.R. P. Britt

.7. E. Bullock

Peter Byrne

R. A. Connell

J. S. Robinson

G. D. Burch

F. R. Cunningham . .

.

C. H. Keshler

1, 863

1, 819 $850 70 829 50

1, 643

1, 8ii2 739 30 831 30

1, 212 541 60

1, 849 844 50

1, 893 862 50

1, 818 829 00

1, 722 786 50

1, 796 815 60

1, 871 853 90

1, 710 771 00

1, 872 854 40

1, 596 735 30

1, 480 674 10

1, 310 597 60

1, 776

1, 778

807 50 809 30

1, 725 786 60

1, 618 726 90

1, 857 846 70

1, 764 805 70 1,730 786 90

1, 753 797 30

1, 769 804 20

1, .537 728 40

1, 651 750 40

1, 538 693 70 975 453 30

176 70 40

1, 264 596 50

1, 474 693 80

1, 119 .508 40

1, 056 486 00 949 438 10 915 425 00 926 427 80

1, 299

1, 240

614 00 584 70 38

946

15 20

423 80 711 355 50

1, 803 821 50

1, 804 820 70

1, 853 845 70

1, 719 785 20

1, 803 820 30

1, 840 840 20

1, 878 857 40

1, 826 831 40

1, 802 826 60 1,669 768 60

1, 829 833 30 1,796

1, 800 816 60

818 70

1, 712

1, 836

777 60 836 40

1, 760 804 20

1, 805 820 30

1 576 737 20 l!695 775 60 1,893 864 90 1,845 842 70

1, 759 799 00 1,698 769 50

1, 754 798 80

1, 828 833 50 1,845 831 30 1,412

1, 870

626 00 853 30 1,734

1, 831

791 80 834 00 ^1, 845 841 CO

1, 589 724 90 1,578 719 00 1,792 817 30

1, 857 847 00

Name.

C. F. Weser

J. C. Hodges

A. D. Stidham Frank Siehert

C. H. Walker

Frank Miller , A. A. Smith M. A. Dubois W. G. Ev^ans John Adams

Augustus Kiihner

J. A . Ryan H.J.Kehr

J. S. Maddreu

Harry Anderson .

.

R. G. Lowey W. M. Glover

E. P. Pumphrey . .

.

W. V. Bain

G. O. Barnes

Dennis Toomey

Gustavo King W. F.Clarkson ... A. Chulz William Chedal...

F. C.Phi:pitt , J. H. McCoi mick .

,

Henry McGivern . Andrew Tafe

J. T. McGowan ...

J. L. Bentzler

B. Chase

C. Franz

J.C. Cobb

P. J. Caldwell

J. W. Beall John O'Reilly William MarshalL

J. K. Bailey

J. D. Conner

C. S. Willis

J. J. Byrnes John Doherty

J. P. D. Caton

H. Wiese

J. E. Knight

C. H. Krener

C. P. Shettle

J. A. Perkins , Thomas Menshaw

J. C. Motherhead.

.

T. Haswell

H. L. Wells

E. S. Lafferty James Read James Clinton . . .

.

E.Nash

S. W. Potts

R. W. Wade

J. T. McDonald, jr R. W. Moore

T. J. Kelly

J. W. Pyemont. . .

.

A. L. Wood

William Hewlett . J. P. McKean

H. T. Houck

H. L. Linker William McGee..

.

C.E. Walker

J. T. Blakeney . . .

.

J. Kar.e William McLane . H. M. Cole

C. L. Dowden

H. T. Eckart

J. L Leitch

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

681 633

850 844

510

870 353

631 763 823

877

709

726 782

710

831 647 945

397 264 338

575

835

363

840

447 806

939

9-20 767 935

770

762 980

211 214

666 897

711 929

721 789 823 782

686

871

061 256

441 321 217

103

751 630

849 239

124 942

281

841 397 625

515 297

503

114 843

477 035 310

147

200

910 206

302

187

Amount

received.
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 10.

Persons employed in the public Mnding, c^-c. —Continued.

Time employed. Name.

I Days.

D. P. Leach W. D. Hotchkiss . .

.

Alfred Thoiiias .... Charle'^ Fowler

C. P. Wroe.

E. Wakeling

J. A. Handlev

C. M. Knott

J. A. B. Espey

S. E. Stratton A. Reybert

A. Melville : .. A. A. Vessie

J. J. Brunor W. H. Moran W. Sheaff

J. J. Schoonmaker . J. A. Rutherford . Reinhard Biehl P.J. Byrue

J. B. Smith

D. A. Thompson

Alexander Bain

C. E. Butler

E. B. Walker

H. W. Hobbs

C. W. Wells

D. C. Rinegold W. E. Wright

R. H. Rathvon

F. P. Kimmell

E. R. Waters

C. R. Eckloff E. Holtzman

A. S Davidson Modecai Redd

E. V. Sanderson Annie Reilly

E. Osmond

F. Sullivan

Lizzie Dewey

Annie McDonald

E. D. Davis

K. H. Locke M. E. Shaw

Ella Riley

Sallie Best

C. Crooks

S.E. McCaflferty .... E. B. Morley

J. Cathcart Louisa Wells

J. E. Bennett Agues Adams

KateKellev

S. E. Twitcliell Eva Walker

Frances Straub M. A. Wasney

B. I. Eckloff.'. Margaret Twitchell. K. G. Marcellus M.E. Barry M. J. Topham

A. A. Colclesser Rose Kleiber

L. A. Caulk Margaret Solms M. Falconer

Ella Hanrahan ...... Alice Alexander . . .

.

Rittie Mitchell H. M. Shrine Maffgie Byrnes M. R. A. Boyd

Jennie Goss

H. Gillott

Hours.

934

980

8-22

7.53 ,084 792

85.5 921 659

170

42

783

,091

791

41 930

,307 874

,269

, 146 968

892

,468 418 276

,896

,848

,883

, 861

,872 864

.840 867 862

864

441 325

870

665

696

448

661 203

391 360

984 412

896

863

798

855

851 835

869

871 812 878

853

857

443

756

781 840

851 863

828 872

261 012

8-26 750

864

707

364

799 462

249

Amount

received.

$440 00 457 60 378 10 345 90 509 40 365 70 400 10 420 10 297 30

68 00

16 80 -^66 80 505 20 364 80

16 40 437 60 619 00 396 50

601 40 552 10 448 40

411 20 684 70 209 00 138 00 559 99 513 33 507 00 423 35

413 00

398 40 367 50 353 36 322 95 297 08 300 57 413 73 584 55 520 30 529 95 452 49 206 56 375 95 434 69 112 49 307 56

441 24

474 00 465 75

449 50 463 75 462 75 458 75 467 25

467 75 453 00 469 50 463 25

464 25 360 75

401 48 409 76 423 11 425 67 428 59 420 35 429 71 291 26

464 19 419 57 402 15 428 83 392 62 313 37 413 39 337 43 288 05

Name.

Fannie Malone

E. V.Slver

B. [). Friend M. E. Moore

A. Callahan

E. M. Yerger

A. Dickens

N. C. Stiusou Annie Kearney

E. M. Aahton.'. K. Hoover

Fida Dove

E. S. Farrar

L. A. Shepherd

S. E. Christian Alice Johnston .'. Mary McGoldrack . /.

.

M. E. Bailey v/ .

.

L. Gaughran

E. T. Coke Annie Cowling

T. R. Delaney. M. E. Wiliiss Mary Herzberger

Ella Garrett , S. C. Darby ./. Amelia Moreno \. Susan McManus

M. A. Dodson

Lulu Elwood

B. F. Leach Emma Leeae

E. A. Leonard

Georgie Jones

J. Crider. M. E. Keleher Jennie Rutherford. . .

.

Beatrice Terrell Blanch McMurrav

A. L. Wilson

H. E. Williams Annie E. Brooks W. P. Dowden

C. L. Graenacher G.L. Ready

A. H. Loyd W. S. Marchael .......

J. J. Jones W. T. Kelly

E. A. Holl W. H. Murphy

Thomas Mullen

D. C. Heighes

William Cruso Moses Smith Arthur Summers

G. G. Koehler Burr Lucas Hiram Spear

Josepli Morgan

J. A. Gleeson James Nally Michael Carroll George Williams

Patrick McNamee

Rohert Logan

D.E. Ritchie William Hobbs

George Coleman

A. P. Rogers William John.son

J. T. Havne

J. W. E. White

D. J. Cunningham

James McNally

Charles King .' R. C. Johnson

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

241f

273

273

208

1,305

1, 258

1, 139 1,797

2, 041

1, 858

1,018

1,357

1, 132

1, 797

645

1, 771 226 232

157

1, 641

1, 748 1,851

1,631

1, 688

1, 785

1, 680

840

1, 820

1, 688

1,764

1, 701

1, 661 728

1, 757

1, 201 1,043

1, 079

1, 007

528

778

876 309

958 1,057

144

111 120

1,371

1, 350

144

1, 872

1, 628 1,963

2, 293

2, 188

1, 872

1, 782

1,439 1,856

1, 988

1,881

1, 884

1, 879 1,888

1,841

872

857

(40 266 872

718

1, 340

1, 363

1, 744

884

814 808
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 10.

Persons employed in the jjuNic hinding, ^-c. —Continued. 47

Time employed. Xame.

Days.

J. F. Gates M. Bos^elL...

.J. M. Heck..-.

Ellen Sheahan

.JohnLvuch...

Amonnt

received. Hours.

J. Freeman

•John Talbert John McEhvee

H.C.Joy

George McCauley.

PIECE-WOEK. M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris Mary Morris

Clara Boswell

S. E. Cronin

N. M. Tibberts

J. Pvntherdale

E. Huntres.s

Sallie Michael Margaret .Stewart..

I. Johnston , Ellen Sullivan Margaret Kennelly

J. E. Minor

L, C. Estabrooks — Jennie Gat^s M.W.Lee

Martha Bradley

J. Goldsboroug'h — Eugene Eivaux . . C. A. Booth

Catharine Durham.

Josephine Plumer . NeUie Kraft

Ella Gallagher Margaret Cronin. .. Margaret Shields . .

.

Marv Honan Kate Eeillv Flora Pruett M. S. Gordon

A. H. Liudsley Annah Smith

E. J. McElfresh . . .

.

S. V. Stansbury . .

.

S. C. Kennedy

L. Denham Ann Brannon Ada Glover

Lizzie Mack

Susan Lemmon

Xettie Woodward . Mary Farrell

F. M. Ober M. J. McKee

120 830 00 105 26 97 24 25

76 00 624 195 00

1. 547 465 79 867 227 62 88 22 00 88 22 00 1,108 301 25

1, 214 326 75

463

413

408

414

3;- 425 432 454

374

360

447 450

436 468

431 436 430

426 462

383

474

445

29

480 309

400 304

351 369

421 391 232

265 202

266

439 228

249

288

260 253

238 253

22-2 143

L. E. Stevens Susan Houck Marv Shugrue

J. Martin Xannie Xolan Mary Atchison

Jennie Putherford

K. A. Mnrphey

M. A. Barron , A. E. Maguire M. E. Kelcher Ora Hubler Johanna Lyons

Jennie Miller Ellen Lvnch

! M. E. Sullivan ,

j Catharine Stanton .

' Kate Sullivan A. C Francis Kate LvoBS

A. V. Holt

i L. M. Watson

I M. A.Ford

j L. T. Klopfer

: Francis Graves . .

.

M. A. Brannon . . .

.

M. E. Brovrn M. E. Hill Blanch McMurray

I E. J. Hooper

' M. E. Lenman

j Pebecca Tolson . .

.

! Mary Barry

I Lizzie Mack

i M..L Walker

' B. Lauxman

i Annie Fowler

; M. E. Calvo

j M. L. Andrews

j J. G. Wolfe

Kate Fox

I A. M. Yiner

} A. V. Hunt

I Mollie Crow

I D. A. Mortimer . .

.

t Elvip Fletcher . . .

.

; Ellen Shei-han

I Sarah Sorrell Mary C. Putter ...

I Anna Kogers

: Martha Carroll _UKate Cantine

I M. K. Pavne

j Ella Shields

1 P. A. Ellsworth ...

i M.J. Fare M.E. Willis

! M. A. Dodson

I Lvdia Force

Time employed. Amount

received. Davs. Hours.

S335 72

227 72

•2Sfi 48 277 26

2-2; 02

12S 16 63 SS 24 64

219 32 222 00

80 36 44 16

17 23

167 52

209 28 234 12 295 i 2

4S 00

"295 S4 236 24

235 2S 272 96 231 32

227 92 202 64 264 96 219 36

92 76 238 28 302 97 234 16

221 04 270 53 ISl 64 260 24

186 40 193 08 ISO 04

190 84 137 20 115 88 161 92

212 52

179 15 144 09 127 00 44 66 38 50

10 83 4 48

11 20-^

50 56

96 66

51 20

109 84

34 00 254 16
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 11.

Statement sliowing the nimher ofpersons employed on the Congressional Record for

the second session of the Forty-fourth Congress, loith the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra worlc.

liTarae.

M. D. Helm , Aveil Pearsou M. ISToves D. Mcintosh

H. G. Ellis E. J. Russell

C. S. Myers W. H. Hickiiiaii . . .

.

William Barnurn — I. J. Jamison A. T. Cavis A. H. Brown

J. W. Thomas

William Young... , Thomas Hampson . .

.

C. A. Waterman — John Eurlong

E. M. Wheat

A. Thomson

B. S. Piatt

I. Fuller

J. D. Eskew W. G. Burgess Edward Morgan James Baum

W. McFarlane

B. A. Ford

A. MclSrellv O. F. Dunlap M. W. Mitchell

T. S. Sleutz A. F. Randolph

J. N. Hall William Towers

William Flynn

li. W. Claxton Thomas Turnhull...

F. Eeamer

A. T. Sherman W, E. Winston

F. A. West

A. E. Sardo .> . J. A. Cushley John Biirnside i Henry Evans

E. L/ Barber James Furbershaw . C. E. Beach

S. T. Brown

E. L. Winne

J. G. Hudson

A. D. McKenzie W. P. Martin

G. W. Pierce WiDiam Farrington.

T. H. Fitnam

A. J. PreaU

H. Farey J A. Cooper Frank Eraser

J. W. Hughes

A. H. Post

R. Croiiielien AIan son Kelsez W. H. Scott William Jordan Beniamin Coakley .

.

William Butler

J. W. Burkart Frank Donnelly

Charles Bram

Henry Edmonson . .

.

John C. Wright

"Robert Boulden

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

182

Amount

received. Xaiiie.

$1, 092 00 895 ' 634 51 792 576 40 807 137 87 786 571 46 782 569 34 416 312 00 859 560 67 828 586 80 664 382 60

26 15 60 728 546 00 680 510 00

11 6 60

1484- 89 10

44" 26 40 15 9 00

10 6 00

10 6 00

13 7 80

10 6 00

10 6 00 157 76 40

85^ 51 30

813' 394 02

874 421 30 732 517 67

716 5 6 33 728 455 00 123 49 20

18 9 00

17A 8 75

12-1 6 25

10 5 00

66 40 00 10 5 00

10 5 00 867 239 25

688 193 50

1, 506 420 15

1^ 256 392 75

' 888 416 60 714 345 80 657 282 80 198 85 90 217 94 10 416 174 00

139 65 20 14 7 00 38 19 00 292 116 80

271 108 40 308 123 20 291 116 40 42 16 80 104 41 60

80 32 00

61 24 40

24 4 50

49 9 80 731 351 60 104 312 00

148 37 00 400 103 00 1,068 283 00 258 64 50 128 32 00 1 128 32 00 433 108 25

738 203 30 I 698 193 05 j 674 187 05

18 5 40 152 38 40 ;

W. E. Saunders

Ellen McCarty Anna Slentz Annie McGuire

Johanna Hii;key Elizabeth Dement Mary Moore

Sarah Campbell

E. L. Tew

Annie Ryan

Annie Doyle

Bridget Siieahan Kate Mayhew

M. Y. Wheeler

I. E. Jones

Jennie Amazine

Yictoria Clark

S. E. Crutchet

J. E. Hart

S. Y. Sinon Jennie Donnelly

Bridget McXamara. .

.

Henrietta Tompkins .

.

Etta Uew

Jane McXamara

Mary O'Brien Maggie Kreamer

A. Y.Milier A. D. Goss

Alice Brown , Mary Xally

Mary Hill.' M. A. Hunter M A. McCormick

Margaret Sweeney

Emma Hurdle

Josephine Carlisle Annie Gi*ady Elizabeth Croghan

Maggie McKie

A. F. Welch

Kate Sweeney

Bettie Bartlett Mary O'Brien Mary Mills , Laura Schafer , S. M. Adams

Catharine Burke Annie Heatlej- G. S. King

H. C. CoweU W. B Kelly

S. L. Rouzee

Paul Livingston

J. A. Daly W. B. Daly

A. M. Parsons

C. J. Jones

C. B. Deal

A. W. Graham

J. M. Kelly

H. Sage George Nash

P. W. Hale

J. M. Hall W. Bamberger

J. W. Jordan

H. T. Houck

R. B. Harford

J. A. Landvoigt

Richard Berry

G. L. Pearson Andrew Hogan

George Dice

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

43 $10 75

402 75 37 263 49 31 732 137 30

266 49 87

104 19 50 265 49 69 320 60 12 243 45 56 225 42 19 278 52 12 326 61 12 315 59 06

92 17 25 232 43 50 130 24 37

376 70 49 178 33 37 265 49 67 246 46 12 956 179 32

1 132 211 39

' 845 158 50

771 144 63 958 179 70 377 70 71 240 45 46 251 47 05 224 42 00

54 10 12 237 44 48 120 22 50 125 23 74

53 9 94

12016 3 00

34 6 37

57 10 68

40 7 50

1=^ oO D 00

1 ft ID

g 1 50

4 31 670 1 oe; 7n

o uO

43 8 06

153 28 97 724 135 82

720 135 07 271 141 50 613 291 56 619 294 56 619 294 56 528

61 3i 291 81

48 24 00

84 26 25

84 21 00 208 ^31 20

208 31 20 208 31 20 208 31 20

196 29 40 208 31 20 208 31 20 200 30 00

140 21 00

765^1 429 80

109" 51 50

8 4 00

456 172 39

92 23 00 164 51 00

61 20 74
REPORT OF THE PUELIC PRIXTER. 49

Xo. 11.

Persons employed on the Congressional Record, i^-c. —Continued.

Xame. Time emploved. Davs.; Hours.

TT. H. Mickle. jr .... TValrer Whaples

J. E. Sebring

Lraiier Frank

James McKeima

G. F. Page M. ilasnire

E. M. Bromagim

A. Baldwin

A. CoUins

J. Conner M. Connellv

F. Chase K. Cronin M. Flaherty A. Hashes

E. Handebean

E. E. LTons :.. B. A. Malone M. A. McXamara

M.T.Pnrdy

L. S. Parham

M. Reagan

H. Eider

Ida Sorrell

C. Sheahan

E. A. Hitchcock M. E. Dnflfv E. Wella , H. TTebster

F. AT. Conover

S. Adams W. P. Slatterv

J. J. Yokuni/.

E. A. McPherson

Maarice Flynn John Cole

T. D. Comwell ! W. T. Johnson Tarden Bishop | TT. M. ZS'icholson ; G. A. Whitford i J. E. GaUv

F. H. W.Eutland I J. H. Graham

TT. H. Eichardson

J. W. Mever

D. A. Murphy

J. Harrison | G. L. Tracy i "Wiiliam iicLane I P. .J. Byrne

J. J. Schnonmaker , J. A. B.Espey ; D. A. Thompson i Alfred Thomas j J. J. Brunor Andrew Melville

J. B. Smith ! H. T.Eckart i CP. P. Wroe

D. P.L-ach : W. D. Hotchkiss , A. A. Vissie i Eeinhard Biehl I J. F. L^itch... ! W. S. Sheaff ! J. A. Handley | E. Wakeling ; i €. M Knott i S. E. Stratton A. Eevbert I TV. H.'Moran .' Charles Fowler Dennis Toomey I H. T. Houck

J. A. Perkins

Amount

received.

41 ^10 05 154 3:^ 50 133 OO 610 1 T'i on 762 211 20

200 50

l'~9 25 732 153

741 270

746 156 66

741 1 55 61

7"'4 04

741 100 01 727 152 67 727 1.52 67 673 141 33

735 1.54 35

741 155 61 732 153 72

73'^ 153 -.•> 730 153 30 707 143 76 714 152 04 753 158 13 746 1.56 66 732 153 7"' I'^O ^5 ^0

720 1.51 746 156 DO

to4 lO.J TO 296 62 00 50 10 50 452 180 aoCO

44.5 1 tc 00 362 144 30 270 103 uu

361 IHH: tit 456 182 40 180 80 451 40 456 182 40 400 160 uu 424 169 60 88 35 20

142 56 t'O 142 OO aft CU 149 oy OU 136 54 40

1 '^K 100 54 nouu 134 53 60 403 161 20 452 180 80 455 182 00 464 185 60

405 162 00 441 176 40 463 18.5 20 392 156 50 439 175 60 447 178 80 448 179 20 453 181 20

458 133 20 333 153 20 455 182 00 370 143 00 461 134 40 463 135 20

439 175 60 377 150 80

457 182 80 438 175 20 159 63 60 298 119 20 253 101 20 202 80 80 82 32 80

Xame.

' E. W. ^ade

-J. TT. Beall

; P. J. Ciildwell

J. A. Eutherford .

.

J. L. Bentzler

! B. Chase J.C.Cobb

•J. D. Conner

J. E. Knight

j C. H. Krelier

J. C. Motherhead..

; J. T. Blakenev . . .

.

j H. MCole

J. A. Maurer

C. L. Dowden

' A. A. Smith

' James Clinton

E. P. Pnmphrey..

.

j C. L. Graenacher.

.

I G. L. Eeadv

I J. T. Havne

I M.Boswell

i J.M. Heck

George McCauley. > H.C.Joy

James McXally...

J. TT. Freeman'

: J. W.E. White....

Time employed. Amount

Days. I Hours.

PIECE-WOEK.

J. Austin

! W. L. Aughinbaugh.

; F. Ainsworth

[ Seth Boney

I L. L. Bark

I J. D. Brown

I J. H. Boner

I J. G. Boss

I W. E. Bleakmore

1 William Briggs

, E.X.Beal

' L. L. Bender

I J.KBradlev

C. W.B-iker

I G.E. Brandon

i M. E. Boreland

I C. A. Bennett

i G. W. Bowman

i E. P. Bunvea

i G. W. Brechtel

! A. L. Blue

I J. B. Clark

Vr. p. Chew

i J. F. Connolly

! J.M.Craig .\

i A. J. Cox

F. S. Casselman

;, C. A. Conatv

! C.M.Cvphers

H. H. Cowels.

C. G. Dennis James Dougherty. .

.

G. P.Evans ' E. P. Evnon

C. E. Etchberger C.H. Fernald

J. G. Forney

I Frank Fosbiner

I Gilbert Fitz Gerald.

!! A. S. Fennell

I' J.J. Fullerton

i William Geddes

|j G.K. Gillnly

I J. L. Garrett

j E. C. Grumlev

\. J, A. Griffin.:

94 <i'it fin RQoy 27 60

CO 34 00

0 <o i.jU "lU XL t AR40 aocU 118 47 20

1 no iU.4 An an •lU cU

1 .^A i<;u ja An 40 UU

121 43 40

101 141 48 40 112 44 30 157 62 30 135 54 OC 256 102 40 143 57 20

96 38 40 32 12 30 28 11 20 106 31 80 100 30 00

44 11 00 23 5 75 23 5 75 375 93 75 505 126 25

105 26 25

83 20 75

79 19 75

4 p P
50 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 11.— Persons employed on the Congressional Record, <f-c.—Continued.

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours. W. B. Greene

(J S. Gourlay W. L. Gray"

Daniel Grady

William Guista

P. r. Hall

C. A. Howie

S. W. Halaey

Charles Henry

E. W. Hall

T. H. Higgins

D. L. Harbaugh

J. K. Heath

J. J. Johnson

L. H. Jullien H. r. Keyser , William Krohr '. P. E. Kane , J. P. Kimmell

L. Kriegner , D. P.Kerr

Richard Kiugsman. John Kennedy

A. M. Laiug

H. J. Long

T. M. Lewis

C. H. Lindsay

J. Lord ' Herman Martin

C. N. Minnick

J. J. Murray

J. Maloney

T. McMahon

E. S. Mathews

J. E. Maupin W. E. Morris

-J. A. McCarthy

F. A. McGill .'. W. W. McCoUum ... William McCamley

.

James McCarthy ... M. W. Mitchell ...... H. S. McCollougli . .

.

Ellis Myers

John Melson W. S. McKean

E. Morcoe

H. T. McGowan

M. H. Millard

C. N. Myers

^V. W. Noles

J. B. Nelson

C. W. Otis

S. J. Phillips Louis Petrie A. H. Pettibone J.W.Perkins

E. E. Park

C. A. Park

H. C. Powell William Piatt Hamilton Piatt

J. C. Quein M. E. Quiun W. S. Koebuck

A. E-icardo

J. M. Eidgaway

E. P. Koderick ....

-J. E. Kobinson W. H. Smiley H. T. Sohlick

T. C. Spurgeon

J. H. Shively

E. W. Sauford

H. C. Styles E. R. Stiars Louis Schew

Amount

received.

|5 38

4 52 92 27

4 40

5 00

1.51 24

137 80

144 03

290 95

187 93 222 04

5 38 3 60 240 22

5 22

6 50

4 22

42 42

41 83 107 25

10 84 257 49 289 12 224 15 215 50

5 36 22 91

11 44

3 90 27 65 24 46 10 23

4 68

5 48

3 30 146 30

78 48 65 00

77 68

64 45

89 51

41 95

5 10 4 50 42 65

4 92

30 16

101 88 168 77 156 39 284 99

57 83

5 82

8 26

5 90 5 38

5 83 88 19 117 58 349 40 332 57 350 70 218 80

49 92

4 93

6 30

1 32

4 26 251 88

119 48 217 97 39 41 290 70

15 97 292 53 288 88 244 84

Name.

J. L. Sinn

Florence Sullivan... N. A. Swart

A. O. Silvey

O. Shaw. K B. Topham

C. P. Thompson

R.P. Turuer W. E. Thompson .... W. D. Underwood...

E. S. West

E. B. Wallace W. H. Whitcomb

J. S.Williams

J. E. Whiteside

G. T. Whittington . .

.

Benjamin Webb

John Woolwine

C. N. Warren

D. S.Walton

L. K. Zook

J. G. Torney

J. L. Welty

J. S. Zeigler M. Ambrose

S. E. Atkinson M. Ambrose,.,

J. Preslin . E. D. Bond

E. K. Brower M. Bailey

J. Buckley

S.J. Blair' E. M. Bi omagin

J. Crider B. L. Critzraan M. Clark son

L. A. Carroll A. Cross K. Cronin' Ann Cowan

M. Corbin

B. Crowley

S. Collins.' A. A. Clarvoe A. Daily V. M. Davis. . E. Davis

P. Duffy M. Darby M.C. Dykes

S. Edeli'n

L. A. Elms . M. Flaherty M. Fenton K.C.Foley

E. Gould

B. Gleason

C. E. Goerner

M. A. Graves

E. A. Hitchcock

E. Handebean

E. A. Hart

M. Hall T Harrison

S. Husted

C. Howard

A. Higgius

J. Heliings S.Hess

E. Heflfell M. Knott

E. Korts

M. L. Kiiapp

A. Laughlain

L. Langworthy

M. F. Long

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

No. 11.

Persons employed an the Congressional Record, <fc.—Continued.

Name.

E. Lackey

E. Laudvoigt

J. La Fontaine M.La Bille M. A. Malone

C. C. Murdoch

A. Martin M. McGntchen

J. E. Mansfield A. Manning

J. Murphy

A. Mangan

H. Murphy

M. B. Norbeck M. A. Orme

C. O'Leary

B. O'Connor /.

C. Pope i/... J. E. Parrott

L. S. Parham

F. M. Per Lee

C. Palmer M. Page

D. Reilly

E.. A. E. Reed M. Reagan A.M.Rallow

C. Sheehan .,1 M. E. Speisser ...>/- K. Stevens

D. C. Toole

S. Trenis

E. J. Webster

C. Wood

J. Wilson

X. M. Wingate

A. Watson

E. J. Proctor K. McGarr

S. Adams

J. Barry M. Connelly

J. Connor

A. Collins M.E.Dufiy M. Flemming

A. Hughes

C. Lusby

E. E. Lyons

S. Partridge

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

11 24

39 66

18 22

41 20 29

18 93

13 04

15 94 20 65

19 74 24 82

22 31 18 85

19 13 18 38 17 39 17 70 20 10 17 24

19 25 26 13

16 54

17 94

19 82

16 41 27 47 25 74

19 62 20 16

-14 80

18 58

11 88 26 33

13 96 24 78 22 31 24 83

4 38 2 80 77 90 86 25

11 66

11 6fi 11 66

11 65

86 26

11 65

87 75

11 65

87 13

Name.

H. Rider

I. Sorrell

C. Ward

M. E. Sherwood

A. Piggott

E. Wells Mary Atchison

J. Rutherford

K. A. Murphy

M. A. Barron

A. E. Maguire

M. E. Keleher Johanna Lyons

Ora Hubler

Jennie Miller Ellen Lynch

M. E. Sullivan

C. Stanton Kate Sullivan A. C. Francis Kate Lvons

L. V.Holt

L. M. Watson

M. A. Ford

Lydia Force

L! V. Klopfer

Francis Graves M. A. Brannon

M. E. Brown

M. E. Hill , Blanche MeMurray

E. J. Hooper

M. E. Lenmau

R. Tolson Mary Barry

Lizzie Smith M. J. Walker

B. Lauxman

Annie Fowler M.E.Calvo

M. L. Andrews

J. G.Woulfe Kate Fox

A. M. Viner , A. V. Hunt

MoUie Crow

U. A. Mortimer

Elvie Fletcher

Ellen Sheehan

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

No. 12.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the publication of the Report

of the Impeachment Trial of W. TV. Belknap, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra ivorJc.

Name.

C. A. Waterman

F. H. Stitt A. T. Cavis

.John Furlong. ., A. Thomson L Fuller W. J. Frizzell . .

.

George Gregory

Ed. Morgan

B. S.Piatt A. M. Kubinsou

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

I

Amount

received.

$24 50

19 83

30 34

15 17

7 00

9 92

2 33

58

14 00 25 09

7 00

Name.

W. H. Norton M.W. Mitchell... A. S. Griggs

T. S. Sleutz John Burnside . .

.

O. F. Dunlap W. W. Deloe . .... Andrew Grogan . Thomas TurnbuU

C. S. Butz William Towers .

Time employed.

Hours.
52 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.Statement showing the number of persons employed, ^c.—Continued.

Name.

E. M. Wheat

D, Mcintosh

J.D. Eskew

J. M. Maloney

H. Gr. Ellis D. B. McLeod

I. E.Cole

C. E. Beach Edward Duff John Flynn M. B. Bradhury

Ellen Barnes M. E. Warner

Johanna Hickey Annie Grady

Bridget McNamara.

Victoria Clark Annie Heatley M. A. Hunter M. L. Hopson

A. D. Goss Maggie McCarthy .

.

W. C. Heck

D. C. McGivern P.W.Hale

Kichard Berry George Dice W. H. Mickle, jr.... Charles Bram

Patrick Keleher

J. Sullivan

J. W. Pyemont

Eichard Biehl Andrew Tafe

B. Chase William Marshall . .

.

D. A. Thompson

G. 0. Barnes William Scott

C. P. Shettle H. Wiese

A. A.Smith W. H. Moran

J. W. Beal

C. L. Graenacher

G. L. Ready

J. J. Jones

J. W.E. White

Burr Lucas

G. L. Pearson

G. E. Page

Margaret Solms

E. V. Slyer Jennie Goss

H. Gillott Eannie Nolan

PIECE-WORK.

J. E. Ellegood W. Edelin W. A. Griswold Alexander Dercourt

J. C. Bard

S. E. King

C. O. Alexander W. R Atwell

J. T. Dunbar

T. W. Shiel

J. J. Judge

S. K. Young R M. Greenwood — A. T. Harrington W. W. Standford W. M. Stuart C.J. De A'aughn

S. A. Towers

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

2^a

iIf

lOi2

3518|

f

n

7^4

3|

9

99^

1

1 22

li2h

9n

2

6| 11§

11

115|

72|

If

7f

I

7

72§21

21

21

2a

14

3312i

3Ii

Amount

received.

$ 10 00 3 00

10 00 2 00 2 00 2 75

63 50 28 50

14 00

5 00

12 06

21 31 21 69

21 50 5 25

5 06

16 25

10 00

5 44 29 30

21 30 22 63

4 00

4 00 25 67

3 37

5 84 2 53 30 75

16 87

4 50 26 50

45 50 44 00

44 00 22 50 28 00

10 50 5 50 28 00

3 00

3 00

28 00 28 00

6 53

6 53

5 34

5 34

5 34

3 37

6 75

6 88

3 90

9 17

1 37

1 37

19 20

20 82

21 90

4 44 27 60

25 71 16 02

38 68 45 30 42 26 32 66 45 86 45 86

21 84

19 98

21 30

24 06

19 08

Time employed. Name.

Days.

Joseph Rogers

H. C. Tarlton

S. Johnston

J. T. Taylor George Burkliu. .

.

Burrows Nelson .

.

A. H. Pettibone ..

.

J. P. Garner W. E. Thompson.

.

0. S. Allen William Kirkland.

J. E,. Risdon W. A. Croggan

E. P. Rhoderick... Louis Bass

J. W. Sherman

A. Smith

Florence Maloney.

E. D. Smoot ". John Noble

J. D. Boyce MilfordKeyes W. T. House

Jo. Severns T. D. Sandy

Seth Bonney

I. J. Jamison Samuel Perley

J. L. Welty James Dougherty.

L. L. Bender

T.J. Alleger

J. J. Heron

R. H. Campbell . .

.

C. A. Park M. A. Fitch

1. M. Mattingly . .

.

W. H. Dennesson . C. A. Brassier

J. B. Cailnon Edward Jones L Ball

S. L. Beal

S. Cronin M. Coakley

C. Fowler

A. Hodge

A. E. Hurdle

E. Havenner

M. M. Johnston . .

.

M. Mack

B. A. Malone M. A. McNamara . M. Mattingly

R. S. Murphy

M. McFee

Mary Parker

K. Reapsomer Abbey Sullivan . .

.

A. A. Tobin

A. M. Tinney K.E.Webster

E. M. Bromagin . .

.

E. Conway

S. Collins

A. A. Clarvoe

C. Howard

A. Higgins .. J. Hellings

E. J. Proctor

J. Murphy , A. Mangan

J. Wilson

Nellie Kraft

Ella Gallagher. .... Margaret Cronin . .

.

Margaret Shields .
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTED. 53

No. 12.

Statement hhoioing the number of persons employed, <^c- Continued.

TVT ^ 3.II16.

Time employed. Amount

received.

1

1

-vr ^ ame. Time employed. Amount

Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

received.

$16 00 15 04

16 32

16 96

10 88

9 28 12 16 12 48

$15 36

12 48

9 28

16 00 13 76

14 72

11 84

13 76

Ann Brannon Ada Glover

A. H. Ltndsley Addah Smith

E. J. McElfresh

S. Y. Stansbnry Mary Farrell 5 p P

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