4iTH CoxGEESS, ) SENATE. ( Mis. Doc.

2d Session. ] (No. 24. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

SHOWING

The condition of tlie ])iihlic ])rinting^ hinding, &c.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, Beceniber 30, 1876.

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

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

A. M. GLAPP,

Public Printer.

Hon. T. W. Ferry,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, December 30, 1876.

To the Senate and House of Eepresentatives : In obedience to the laws regulating the public printing, I have the

honor to report to you " the exact condition, and the amount and cost

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

amount and cost of all papers i^urchased for the same; a detailed

statement of i)roposals made and contracts entered into for the pur- chase of paper and other materials; all payments made during the

preceding year, under my direction, including those for material and

labor for the Congressional Eecord ; the amount of work ordered and

done, with a general classification thereof for each Department; the

number of hands 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 year

ending September 30, 1876, 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 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 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 the public printing.

4. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing.

5. Showing the disbursements on account of the public binding.

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

7. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, and for copies in facsimile of maps,

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

8. Showing the number of hands employed, (except those on the Congressional

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

each, for the year ending September 30, 1876.

9. Showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Record for' the

first 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. The actual cost of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing,

&c., for the Government of the United States, as executed at the Government Priuting-Offlce, is shown in the following summary of the

detailed statements hereinafter presented : For the public printing.... $745,147 05 For paper for the public printing 249, 285 54 For the public binding 402, 069 72 For lithographing and engraving for Congress 13, 952 91 For mapping for the Supreme Court of the United States 2, 858 74 For salaries, &c., in the Office of the Public Printer 15, 956 29 For Congressional Record ^4

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

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|13, 210 97 $285, 660 80 $830, 802 06 $64, 126 38 $223, 945 80 $1, 417, 746 01 x864.. 14, 148 87 328, 249 34 713, 481 16 75,391 79 302, 947 19 $9, 415 85 1,443,634 20

1865.. 14, 869 54 439, 856 14 1, 285, 959 51 96, 907 04 387, 223 09 2, 279 00 2, 227, 099 32

1866.- 13, 545 10 400, 541 00 896, 929 71 112, 272 05 445, 009 57 1,081 92 1,809,379 35

1867.- 13, 769 43 452, 998 22 635, 106 09 108, 624 75 386, 203 98 2, 515 92 1, .599, 218 39 lees-- 1.3,941 98 454, 502 56 385, 440 97 10.5, 356 77 346, 723 82 3, 102 75 1, 309, 068 85

1869.. 16, 596 20 559, 218 56 399, 798 51 145, 370 51 385, 219 41 1, 037 50 1, 507, 240 69

1870.. 14, 188 44 632, 690 82 418, 974 21 64, 929 21 477, 603 74 1, 473 50 1, 609, 859 92

1871.. 12,514 00 615, 021 41 483, 108 50 16, 270 67 508, 442 53 1,421 70 1, 633, 778 81 1872.. 12, 514 00 705, 596 21 498, 989 25 42, 257 90 541, 663 16 1, 331 75 1, 802, 343 27

1873.. 12, 864 00 741, 673 62 536, 968 21 12, 960 30 604, 249 05 2, 821 00 1, 911, 536 18 1874.. 14,214 00 791,941 35 381, 426 07 19,899 87 54P, 078 20 1, 209 97 1, 757, 769 46

1875.. 16, 617 24 695, 097 70 387, 471 26 11, 879 24 478,071 60 725 62 ?88, 959 80 1, 678, 822 46

1876.. 15, 956 29 745, 147 05 249, 285 54 13, 952 91 402, 069 72 2, 8.58 74 188, 198 84 1, 517, 469 09
EEPORT OP THE PUBLIC PRIJ^TER. 3

During the year ending September 30, 1876, there was actiially realized from the sale of documents, records, wastepaper, &c., the sum (which has been deposited in the

Treasury) of , 852, 566 60

There was also deposited during the year the further sum

(which had been previously received) of 43, 801 57

Making a total of deposits during the year of 96, 368 17

DISTRIBTJTION OF DOCUMENTS.

The usual number of documents under the order of Congress was, during the first session of the Forty-fourth Congress, 1,900 for each

house; the number of bills and resolutions was 925 for both House and

Senate; which have been distributed in accordance with the following

schedule

Where delivered.

Document-room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Ai-ms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate Tolding-room of the Senate

State Department

Secretary of the Treasury

Secretary of War

Ordnance-Office Public Printer

File-copies Eeserved for binding

Total number printed

411 396

20 149

243 190

6 6 19025 25

1 1

1 1

1 1 4 4

10 10 988 1, 117

1, 900 1, 900

440

20 244

15 170

10

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308 134

8

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

43

40 42052

7

112

411 Senate folding-room Department of State 40

4T052

30

2

Department of the Interior

Library of the Court of Claims

1 Total reserve
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PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

By virtue of the fourth section of the act of Jul}^ 27, 1866, the Joint

Committee ou Printing has the exclusive control of the matter of con- tracting 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 into

for supplying any required quantities of the various kinds for the year

ending on the 31st January, 1877, with the following persons:

Class 1.—Uncalendered printing-paijer 24 X 38, A'b pounds per ream of 500 sheets. W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 10,000 reams, at 9 ceuts per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, at 9.05 cents per pound.

John A. Shober, Lancaster, Pa., 2,000 reams, at 9.18 cents per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, at 9.22 cents per pound.

John A. Shober, Lancaster, Pa., 2,000 reams, at 9.23 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, at 9.25 ceuts per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., 1,000 reams, at 9.28 cents i^er pound.

Class 2.Calendered printing-paper of 500 sheets per ream. W. H. Parsons & Bro., New York, 3,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 10.77^ cents per pound.

W. H. Parsons & Bro., New York, 3,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 10.87^ cents per pound.

W. H. Parsons & Bro., New York, 3,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 10.97^ cents per pound.

W. H. Parsons & Bro., New York, 3,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 11.07^ cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 3,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 11.15 cents per pound.

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, 200 reams, 44 pounds, at 11.13 cents per pound.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 11.20 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 250 reams, 60 pounds, at 11.20 cents per pound.

Class 3.

Sized and calendered printing-papers o/500 sheets per ream. W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 7,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 10.90 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 10.90 cents per pound.

W. W.Harding, Philadelphia, 3,000 reams, 42 pounds, at 10.90 cents per pound.

Class 4.Map-papefi'. W. W Harding, Philadelphia, 2,500 reams, at 14.99 cents per pound.

Class 5.—Writing-papers, (to be of any required weight:)

3,000 reams offlat-cap, 13 X 16 and 14 X 17 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.55 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.60 per pound. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound.

3,000 reams of quarto-post, 10 X 16 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.35 cents per pound.

J. R. Kingsland & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.55 cents per poufid.

Woolworth & Graham, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.55 ceuts per pound.

7,000 reams of double-cap, 16^ X 26 or 17 X 28 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.55 ceuts per pound. H. Y. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.60 ceuts per pound.
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J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound. H. Y. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.10 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, "New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.40 cents per pound. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 2,000 reams, at 17.50 cents per pound.

3,000 reams demy, 16 X 20^ inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.60 cents per pound. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.40 cents per pound.

3,500 reams doiible demy, 20| X 32 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.20 cents per pound. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.60 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 500 reams, at 17.80 cents per pound.

300 reatns double demy, pounds, {linen stock,) 20| x 32 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 300 reams, at 19 cents per pound.

2,000 reams folio-post, 17 X 22 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.20 cents per pound.

2,000 reams double folio-post, 22 x 34 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 16.90 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.40 cents per pound.

1,500 reams medium, 18 X 23 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,500 reams, at 17 cents per pound.

1,000 reams royal, 19 x 24 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, New York, 1,000 reams, at 17.90 cents per pound.

1,000 reams superroyal, 20 X 28 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 18 cents per pound.

400 reams imperial, 22i X 31 inches.

J. R. Kingsland, New York, 400 reams, at 18.50 cents per pound.

700 reams cover-paper, 20 X 25 inches, {any required color.) Jessup & Moore, Pl^iladelpliia, 700 reams, at 14 cents per pound.

1,000 reams of any required size not enumerated above. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 1,000 reams, at 18 cents per pound.

400 reams manila, any required size and weight. Woolworth & Graham, New York, 400 reams, at 9 cents per pound.

40,000 sheets imitation parchment, 21 X 24 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, 40,000 sheets, at 3.10 cents per sheet.

sheets imitation parchment, 11 y 'i2 inches.

J. R. Kingsland, New York, 25,000 sheets, at 2.90 cents per sheet.
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10,000 sheets imitation parchment, 15f X inches.

J. & R. KiDgsland, New York, 10,000 sheets, at 2.60 cents per sheet. 60,000 sheets 'bank-note paper, 10^ X 17 inches. H. V. Butler, jr., & Co., New York, 60,000 sheets, at 1.20 cents per sheet. Class 6.

Colored writing-papers, (to be of any required weight :) 600 reams of cap, 13 X 16^ inches, (hlue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 600 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

400 reams cap, 14 X 17 inches, laid of any required colors. "Woolworth & Graham, New York, 400 reams, at 18.24 cents per pound.

800 reams folio post, 17 X 22 inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 800 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

700 reams doiible-cap, 16| X 26 inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 700 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

4,000 reams folio, 17 X 22 inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 4,000 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

200 reams demy, 16 X 20^ inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, 200 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

100 reams medium, 18 X 23 inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 100 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

500 reams double-cap, 17 X 28 inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams, at 15- cents per pound.

500 reams quarto-post, 10 X 16 inches, (blue.) Seymour Paper Company, New York, 500 reams, at 15 cents per pound.

400 reams yellow double-cap, 17 X 28 inches. Seymour Paper Company, New York, 400 reams, at 16.20 cents per pound.

600 reams buff double-cap, 17 X 28 inches. Seymour Paper Company, New York^ 600 reams, at 16.20 cents per pound.

100 reams gold envelope paper, 19 x 24 inches. Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, 100 reams, at 14 cents per pound.

Class 7.

Paper for Post- Office blanks, (engine-sized :) Dohler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, 1,000 reams, 42 pounds, at 10.88 cents per pound.

Dohler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, 1,000 reams, 46 pounds, at 10.88 cents per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 52 pounds, at 10.98 cents'per pound.

Jessup & Moore, Philadelphia, 400 reams, 30 pounds, at 10.98 cents per pound.
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Class 8.

Sized and calendered tinted i^rinting-papers, (of 500 sheets per ream :) W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 250 reams, 40 pounds, 11.20 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 300 reams, 55 j^ouuds, 11 .20 cents per pound.

AY. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 250 reams, 70 pounds, 11. 20 cents per pound.

W. W. Harding, Philadelphia, 500 reams, 50 pounds, 11.20 cents per pound. . Statement No. 4, appended to this report, exhibits the exact quantity

of each kind of paper purchased during the year ending on the 30th day

of September, 1876, except that used on the Congressional Record, and

the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was $249,285.54.

There remained on hand at the end of the year papers of various

kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to 863,474.27.

LITHOGRAPHING ATs^D ENGRAVING FOR CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $16,811.65, as will appear by reference to Statement No. 7. MAPPING FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The amount expended for this class of work during the past year was

$2,858.74.

THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended during the year ending September 30, 1876, on

account of the public binding was $402,069.72, the details of which will be found in Statement No. 5. The value of materials on hand at the

end of the year was $57,803.81.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

There were printed for the Senate 1,943 bills and joint resolutions, 94

executive documents, 131 miscellaneous documents, 534 reports of committees, and 6 confidential documents. For the House, there were

printed 4,501 bills and joint resolutions, 195 executive documents, 194

miscellaneous documents, and 842 reports of committees.

The orders made by the first session of the Forty-fourth Congress for public documents, exclusive of the usual number, are as follows:

SENATE. Report of the Librarian of Congress 500 Navy Register for 1876 500 Army Register for 1876 500 Senate Report No, 101, 1st session Forty-fourth Congress 1, 000 Report of S. T. Abert on Cape Fear and Neuse Rivers 3, 500 Report of the proceedings in the trial by impeachment of W. W. Belknap 350 Report of testimony taken in the investigation of the charges against Hon.

George E. Spencer , 300 Report on labor in Europe and America 800 Report of George Davidson on the methods of irrigating lands in India and

Southern Europe 150 McDonald's manual 1,000

Report of the Select Committee to inquire into the late Election in Mississippi. 1,200

Report of Commissioner of Education 1,200'
8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

HOUSE.

Bill for refunding the interest-bearing debt of the Unite ! States, &c 925 JOINT RESOLUTIONS. Home consumption and import statements, (tables Nos. 21 to 29 of Report on Commerce and Navigation for 1874) 600 Eulogies on the late Senator Andrew Johnson 12, 000 Eulogies on the late Vice-President Henry Wilson 12, 000 Eulogies on the late Henry H. Starkweather 5, 000 Hayden's Annual Report for 1875 ' 4, 500

Rejjort of the Smithsonian Institution for 1875 10, 500 Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1874 10, 000 Report of the Special Committee on the late Election in Mississippi 4, 000 Coast Survey Report for 1874 1, 000 Coast Survey Report for 1875 1, 000 BY LAW.

Agricultural Report for 1874 • 100, 000 Agricultural Report for 1875 200, 000 Eulogies on the late Senator Ferry 12, 000 Proceedings of the trial by impeachment of W. W. Belknap 5, 000 DEPARTMENT PRINTINa AND BINDING.

In 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, 1876

Department.

Treasury

Interior

Post-Office War

Navy

state Supreme Court of the United States Agriculture Court of Claims Department of Justice and OflSce of the Attorney-General Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Amount

appropriated Amount ex- pended.

$300, 000 00 1245, 891 72

225, 000 00 164, 389 30

175, 000 00 141, 233 81

120, 000 .00 115,282 88

65, ono 00 64, 999 15

25, 000 00 23,301 90

25, 000 00 24, 999 95

15, 000 00 14, 427 36

12, 000 00 8, 959 06

10, 000 00 3, 270 08

5, 000 00 1,018 50 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 Eecords, &C.5 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.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 9

The first session of the Forty-fourth Congress closed on the 15th day of

last August, and this office has used its best efforts to print, bind, and

deliver the Eecord at the earliest practicable moment. This end has

just been reached, and hence the completion of my annual report has

been delayed necessarily, under the law, until the full expense of the

Congressional Eecord for the last session could be ascertained and

reported in detail. 1 would most respectfully call your attention to table No. 6 of this

report for information relating to the expenditures on account of the

daily and bound editions of the Eecord for the last session of Congress.

I would call your attention, also, to table No. 9, which exhibits the names of those emi)loyed on the Eecord and the amount paid to each.

The number of bound volumes of the Eecord for the 1st session, 44th

Congress, including the index, are eight, comprising 7,128 pages. The

number of copies of each volume printed and bound are 7,400, aggregating 59,200 volumes. These have been disposed of as follows

Delivered to Senate folding-room 20, 680 volumes.

Delivered to House folding-room 36, 680 volumes. Delivered to House library „. 800 volumes.

Delivered to Library of Congress 416 volumes.

Delivered to officers of the House 72 volumes. Delivered to Executive Departments on requisition 160 volumes.

Sold 16 volumes* Od hand 376 volumes.

59, 200 volumes. The cash receipts on account of Congressional Eecord for 1st session

44th Congress are as follows

From sales of Record $4,913 02 From sales of paper-shavings , 1, 235 40 From sales of paste-board cuttings 80 41

6, 228 81 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in Record $16,674 04 PRINTING AGRICULTURAL REPORTS.

By an act to provide for the printing and distribution of the reports

of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1874 and 1875, ap- proved August 14j 1876, it was ordered 'Hhat the Public Printer be,

and he is hereby, directed to cause to be printed one hundred thousand

copies of the Eeport of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year

eighteen hundred and seventy-four, twenty thousand copies of which

shall be for the use of the Seaate and eighty thousand copies for the

use of the House of Eepresentatives ; and that he also cause to be

printed two hundred thousand copies of the Eeport of the Commissiooer

of Agriculture for the year eighteen hundred and seventy-five, fortythree thousand seven hundred and fifty copies of which shall be for the
10 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

use of the Senate, one hnndred and tbirty-one thousand two hundred

and fifty copies shall be for the use of the House of Eepresentatives,

and twenty-five thousand copies shall be for the use of the Commissioner of Agriculture ; and that the sum of one hundred and thirty

thousand dollars, or so much thereof as maybe necessary, is hereby

appropriated for the execution of the work, to be paid out of any money

in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated."

Of the report of 1874, which makes 4G4 pages, 100,000 copies have

been printed, and the entire edition has been bound and delivered as required by the order.

The report of 1875 makes 536 pages of printed matter, while 1874

makes 4G4 pages. The report of 1874 contains 18 pages of cuts, w^hile that of 1875 contains 128 pages. The expense for printing the 72 additional pages of letter-press, the 110 pages of cuts not contained in the

report of 1874, together with the labor of folding and pasting the same

in the volumes, is $37,911.64, in excess of the basis of estimate. This

vras estimated for by this office upon the basis of the number of pages

contained in that of 1874, (that being the data furnished by the House

Printing Committee for that purpose.) The sum appropriated being

considerably less than the estimate made upon the basis furilished, it may not be possible for this office to furnish the full number called for by the appropriation. The work of printing and binding the report of 1875 is in progress, and 25,274 copies have been already delivered.

In conclusion, it affords me unalloyed satisfaction to state that my

efforts in the discharge of my duties during the past year have been

earnestly, faithfully, and efficiently seconded by my subordinates, to an

extent that challenges grateful acknowledgment. With their aid a very

large amount of printing and binding has been executed with admirable

skill, taste, and expedition.

All of which is respectfully submitted,

A. M. CLAPP,

FvMic Ftinter.
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No. 2.

Statement sliow'mg the cost of printing, and paper for same, and of llanlc-loohs, binding, ruling, ^-c, for the executive and judicial departments of the Government for the year ending September 30, 1876.

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76, 975 92 54 561 81 131, 537 73 109, 375 16 240, 912 89 Interior Department

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Office of the Secretary 10,832 17 6 961 66 17, 793 83 8, 459 67 26,253 50 Commissioner of Pensions 5, 479 04 7 308 53 12, 787 57 5, 411 65 18, 199 22 Commissioner of Patents 76, 298 68 10, 191 90 86, 490 58 15, 090 71 101, .581 29 Commissioner of Land-Office.. 2, 226 74 2 327 71 4, 554 45 6, 458 27 11,012 72 Commissioner of Indian Affairs 2, 805 69 2 178 80 4, 984 49 3, 741 92 8, 726 41 Commissioner of Education... 7, 225 80 7, 136 71 14, 362 51 2,318 71 16, 681 22 Total for Interior Department 104, 868 12 36, 105 31 140, 973 43 41, 480 93 182, 454 36 War Department

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Office of tlie Secretary 2, 237 92 2 052 63 4, 290 55 4, 699 78 8, 990 33 Adjutant-General 9, 727 06 6, 257 71 15, 984 77 4, 198 04 20, 182 81 Quartermaster-General 3, 413 89 4, 271 16 7, 685 05 5, 741 26 13, 426 31 Bureau of Ordnance 1, 349 74 801 34 2, 151 08 2, 522 28 4, 673 36 Commissary-General 638 53 853 60 1, 492 18 781 89 2, 274 07 Surgeon-General 819 03 494 71 1,313 74 6, 280 77 7, 594 51 Chief of Engineers 8, 863 05 6, 460 26 15, 323 31 6, 890 51 22, 213 82 Paymaster-General 354 60 412 33 766 93 976 87 1,743 80

Signal-Office 7, 185 04 2, 682 74 9, 867 78 6, 281 50 16, 149 28 Total for "War Department 34,588 91 24, 286 48 58, 875 39 38, 372 90 97, 248 29

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5, 874 01 2, 488 07 8, 362 08 7, 542 68 15, 904 76 Bureau of Equipment and Kecruiting 682 53 496 84 1, 179 37 1, 447 95 2, 627 32 Provisions and Clothing 1,116 92 1, 230 58 2, 347 50 3, 144 89 5, 492 39

"^*ftrcls Hud Docks 266 68 129 89 396 57 559 05 955 62 Construction and Repair 332 38 284 62 617 00 342 91 959 91 343 09 70 46 413 55 1, 608 68 2, 022 23 Medicine and Surgery 1, 181 10 368 05 1,549 15 433 79 1, 982 94

155 23 176 36 331 59 472 80 804 39

10,234 72 2, 601 44 12, 836 16 4,260 07 17, 096 23

Office of the Naval Observatory 4, 257 51 656 73 4, 914 24 727 02 5, 641 26 Total for I^'avy Department 24, 444 17 8, 503 04 32, 947 21 20, 539 84 53, 487 05 Judiciary

Department of Justice and Attorney-Gen2, 521 09 313 29 2, 834 38 853 25 3, 687 63 Supreme Court of the United States ^22, 120 76 162 48 22, 283 24 369 67 22, 652 91 Supreme court of the District of Columbia 871 32 66 41 937 73 371 03 1, 308 76 Court of Claims 6, 206 14 216 28 6, 422 42 762 81 7, 185 23

31,719 31 758 46 32, 477 77 2, 356 ro 34, 834 53

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No. 2.

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Department of Agriculture 7, 477 77 5, 294 30 12, 772 07 1, 539 58 14, 311 65

Office of Public Printer 891 56 449 91 1,341 47 645 25 1 986 72

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S6, 237 34 02, 537 06 18, 824 40 13, 957 28 117, 781 68 Treasury Department 76, 975 92 54, 561 81 131, 537 73 109, 375 16 240, 912 89 Interior Department 104, 863 12 36, 105 31 140, 973 43 41,480 93 182, 454 36

91 24, 236 43 58, 875 39 38, 372 90 97, 248 29

24, 444 1^ 8, 503 04 32, 947 21 ' 20, 539 84 53, 487 05 Judiciary Department 31,719 31 758 46 32, 477 77 2, 356 76 34, 834 53 Post-Office Department 33, 590 29 55, 979 71 89, 570 00 39, 059 08 128, 629 08

7, 477 77 5, 294 30 12, 772 07 1,539 58 14. 311 65

891 56 449 91 1, 341 47 645 25 1, 986 72 Total 320, 793 39 188, 526 08 509, 319 47 262, 326 78 771, 646 25 No. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the public printing from the 1st of October, 1875, to the 30th of September, 1876, inclusive. OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Salary of the Con<^ressional Printer ,$3, 337 00 Salary of the Public Printer 430 36 Salary of four clerks, at $1,800 each 7. 200 00 Salary of one clerk, at 81,400 , 1,400 00 Salary of one clerk, at $1,200 1, 200 00 Per diem of messenger, at §3.60 per day 1, 317 60 $14,834 96 Contingent expenses of the office 1, 071 33

15,956 29 PUBLIC PRINTING. Pay of employes, &c.

October $52,094 92 November 65, 327 34 December , 65,200 23 January 64, 075 60 February 57,914 43 March 57, 621 05 April 49, 114 26 May 59,357 45 June.-.. 62,201 53 July 52, 019 85 August 54, 524 75 September 49, 982 60 689,434 01
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Improvements and repairs to buildings : Plumbing and gas-fitting $333

Repairs 55 Lumber 1,188 Glass 65 Load, putty, glaziers' tools, and paint 114 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

1 No. 5 single large cylinder-press 3, 100

4 No. 5 single large cylinder-presses, at $2,800 each 11, 200 2 No. 4 siugle large cylinder-presses, at $2,400 each 4, 800 Fixtures to presses 764 500 feet belting 125

Iron, steel, tools, &c., for machine and carpentertj' shop 450 Brass and iron castings 185 Repairs to boiler 109 Packing 36

3 sides lacing-leather * 12

1 No. 8 Novelty stitching-machine 300

6 knives for cutting-machines 45 Wire for stitching-machine 425 Repairs to machinery 31 Repairs to presses 7 Stereotyping and electrotyping

42,002 pounds stereotype metal, at 11^ cents 4, 830

2,135 pounds lead, at 7i cents 154 328 feet blocking- wood 152 60 bushels clay 30 22 barrels plaster. 66

6 copper plates 55 70 stereotype brushes 29

10 pounds plumbago 23

9|- gross bonnet boards 42 Type of various kinds 1,794

17,000 feet brass rule, at 8 cents : 1, 360

3,504 feet brass rule, at 10 cents 350

2,006 feet brass rule, at 20 cents 401 50 feet brass rule, at 23 cents 14 50 feet brass rule, at 36 cents 18 50 feet brass rule, at 46 cents 23

6 dozen planers 36 18 dozen mallets 108

47,650 quoins 357

7 whitewash-brushes, at $2.50 17

1 dozen lye-brushes 8

12 dozen lye-brushes, at $15.... 180 42 pick-brushes 21 156 pounds page-cord 124 12 dozen shoe-knives 18 32 boxes wax-tapers 21

11 dozen brooms 45 25 chairs 30 22J pounds sponge 47

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^? gross corks $3 00

10 pounds alum, at 12 cents 1 20

4 quarts muriatic acid , 1 15

10 gallons turpentine 5 25

185 pounds sulphuric acid, at 4 cents - 7 40

150 pounds borax 47 50

177 pounds whiting , 3 60 20 pounds vitriol 2 80

2 pounds emery 50

2 gallons varnish 5 00

17 brushes, various kinds 28 30

1 stove and fixtures 13 00 Miscellaneous items , 49 47 $682 16

Materials

Printing-ink, 5,018 pounds, at 60 cents . . . = 3, 010 SO

3,082 pounds, at 35 cents 1, 078 70

1,207 pounds, at $1 , 1, 207 00 20 pounds red, at ,«;2.50 50 00 20 pounds red, at $5 100 00

20 pounds copying, at $6 120 00

10 pounds varnish, at 60 cents 6 00 5,572 50

Oil, 136 gallons sperm, at $1.78 242 08

71 gallons sperm, at $2 142 00

92 gallons sperm, at $1.95 179 40

43 gallons sperm, at $1.60 63 80

90 gallons linseed, at 60 cents 61 20

10 gallons linseed, at 80 cents 8 00

10 gallons linseed, at 85 cents 8 50

4 quarts neat's-foot 1 65

1 gallon boiled 75

.50 pounds lubricating, at 40 cents . 20 00 732 38 Benzine, 454^ gallons, at 17 cents 77 28

180^ gallous, at 19 cents 34 30

111 58

Sirup, 143^ gallons, at $1 143 50

70 gallons, at 80 cents 56 00 199 50

Roller-composition, 400 pounds, at 60 cents 240 00

Glycerine, 1, 300 pounds, at 25 cents 325 00 500 pounds, at 24 cents 120 00

500 pounds, at 30 cents 150 00

595 00

Glue, 1, 009 pounds, at 40 cents 403 60

327 pounds, at 36 cents 121 32

417 pounds 132 56

657 48 Card-board, 19, 400 sheets, at 8 cents 1, 552 00

9, 800 sheets, at 9 cents 882 00

4, 000 sheets, at 9.45 cents 378 00 2,812 00 Stationery 215 72

Cotton, 1, 113 yards, at 18 cents : 200 39 263 yards, at 20 cents 52 60
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Cotton, 259 yards, at 8^ cents $22 01 52 yards, at 10 cents 5 20

44 yards, at 16 cents 7 04 297 yards crash, at 16 cents 47 52

36 yards crash, at 25 cents 9 00 $343 76 Thread, 102 pounds, at $1.40 . . . = 142 80 169 pounds, at $1.35 230 85

51 pounds, at $1.60 81 60 45f pounds, at $1.05 48 04 503 29

Potash, 5,107 pounds, at 10 cents 510 70 Twine, 20 pounds, at 45 cents 9 00

Pins, 18 papers, at 10 cents 1 80

h'oap, 900 pounds, at 11 cents 99 00 480 pounds, at 12^ cents 60 00 160 pounds, at 6^ cents 10 40

6 bars castile 5 70

175 10 Tape, 9 gross yards, at $2.50 per gross 22 50

Bee's-wax, 201 pounds, at 50 cents 100 50 Blankets, 20 yards, at $10.25 205 00 25 yards, at $6 150 00

2.5i yards, at $2 50 50

405 50

Coal, 370H|a tons, at $4.80 1, 779 09

Flour, 2 barrels 14 00 Washing towels 56121

Gas 3, 147 28

Roller-cloth, 12 rolls, at $6 72 00

Ice 660 80 Sawdust 47 75 Freight and cartage 826 13 Needles 9 60 Matches 6 75 Composition 5 00 Gum-arabic, 70 pounds 33 58

Crocks, 100, at 25 cents 25 00 Telegraphing 18 70 Linen, 50 yards, at 65 cents 32 50

Horses, wagons, and harness : Wagons and repairs $225 38 Horse-feed 689 90 One mule 125 00 Use of one horse 14 days, at $2.50 35 00 Buckets : 2 50 Horseshoeing 90 00 Veterinary services and medicine 51 75 Repairing harness 158 00 Chamois-skin 1 00 Wagon-grease 5 40

Salt 3 05 Stable-broom 1 00 Sturgeon- oil 25

1,388 23 Total payment on account of the public printing. 745, 147 05
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

2so. 4:.— statement sJioiving the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing {except Congressional Record) from October 1, 1875, to September 30, 1876, inclusive.PRINTING-PArER.

754 reams iincalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 33 inches, at

$4.44.6 $3, 352 28

405^^u reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.49.1 1, 820 65 602 reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.43.2 2,698 16

425-^^ reams uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24 b^^ 38 inches, at $4.05 1,724 08

3, 825 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.04.2 23, 110 66 4,996 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

6.25.4.. 31,244 97

1, 196 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.30.7 7,543 17 1,220 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.71.075 6,967 12

1, b06-ro reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $7.98 12, 020 27 2,008 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$7.84 15,742 72

962 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $5.13 4,935 06

1, 942 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$4.90.5 9,525 51 660 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $6.72 4,435 20 213^ reams calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, at

$4.89.72 1,045 55 498 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 3^ inches, at

$5.70 2,838 60 513 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$5.45 2,795 85

195^ reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $7.84.. 1,532 72 $133,332 57 WRITING- PAPER.

142 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.49.2 921 86

316 reams double- folio, 40 pounds, at $6.58 2, 079 28

598 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $6.76 4, 042 48 218 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $8.92.65 1,945 98 200 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $9.29.5 1, 859 00 195 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.51.82 1, 076 05

167 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.59.3 934 03 394 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $5.74.6 2,263 92

423 reams double-demy, 40 pouuds, at $6.49.2 2, 746 12 312 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $7.68 2, 396 16 404 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.58 2,579 36

409 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $6.76 2, 764 84

111 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $8.11.5 900 76

79 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $8.22.5 649 78
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

205 reams double-demy, 50 x)ounds, at $3.45. $1,732 25

274 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.78.35 1, 036 68 284 reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.81.8.. 1, 084 31 245 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $3.94.8 967 26

198 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $3.98.4 788 84 565 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.60.6 2,602 39 493 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.64.8 2, 291 46 312 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $4.63.4 J, 445 81

197| reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.93.5 974 66 448 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.96.5 2,224 32 1,074 pounds double-cap, at 16.55 cents 177 75

34 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $5.84.28 198 66 309 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $5.92.2 ],829 90

164 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $5.95.8 977 11 1,137 pounds double-cap, at 16.55 cents 188 17 208^ reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.59.68 385 62 204 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $3.73.29 761 51 219 reams folio-post, 28 pounds, at $4.46.6 , . . 978 06 66 reams folio-post, 28 pounds, at $4.54.44 299 93 518 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.46.07 756 67 512 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.47.15 753 40

295.^ reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.48.05 437 49 492 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.59.5 784 74

105 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.62.3 170 41 199 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.64.5 327 35

.540 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.65.5 893 70

146 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.91.4 » 279 44 127 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.94.76 247 34 513 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.96.2 1,006 51 264 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.97.4 521 13 524 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $2.31.7 1,214 11 709 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.55.2 1, 809 37

11 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.59.68 L 28 56 325 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $2.64,8 860 60 2,474 pounds cap, at 16.55 cents 409 45 416 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $4.42..., 1,838 72 275 reams medium, 28 pounds, at $4.14.7 ' 1,140 42 528 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $4.64.8 2, 454 14 322 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $5.01.2 1, 613 86 410 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $5.81 2, 3S2 10 299 reams super-royal, 35 pouuds, at $6.30 ],883 70 252 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.29 829 08 520 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3 32 1, 7-?6 40

434 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $3.24.6 1, 408 77

103 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.05.75 417 92

116 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.11.25 477 05 272 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $4.15 1, 128 80 256 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $6.64 1, 699 84 510 reams special, .32 pounds, at $5 31.2 2, 709 12 238 reams special, 32 pounds, at $5.76 1,370 88 270 reams blue quarto, 9 pounds, at $1.47.96 399 49 97 reams blue cap, 14 pounds, at $2.10 224 70 209| Teams blaa doiible-cap, 30 pouuds, at $1.93.2 1, 034 49 223 reams blae folio-poit, 16 pounds, afc $3.28.8 733 22

953 reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.40 2,287 20

2 035 reams blue folio-post, 16 pounds, at $2.63.04 5, 352 85
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225 reams "buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $5.40.8 $1,216 80

237 reams jeUow double-cap, 32 pounds, at $5.40.8 . 1, 281 70

142 reams green cap, 16 pounds, at $2.96 420 32

100 reams pink cap, 16 pounds, at $2.96 296 00

6, 949 pounds colored laid cap, at 18+ cents

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1, 285 57 llHf reams cover, 36 pounds, at $5.38,56 = 601 03 33 reams tissue, at $1.50 57 00 160 reams tissue, at $1.60 , 256 00 364 reams map-paper, at $3.19.2 1,16189

15,332 pounds map-paper, at 15.2 cents — 2,330 47

3, 995 pounds map-paper, at 14.99 cents 598 85 391^^ reams bank-note paper, at $4.25 , -168 97 33,000 sheets bank-note paper, at 1.2 cents 398 00

5, 750 sheets imitation parchment, at 2.2 cents 126 50

100 reams gold envelope, at $4.97 497 00

4 reams overlaying paper, at $3.15 , 12 60

2, 375 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $23.15 per M 54 98

3, 970 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $42.50 per M 168 72

8, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $30 per M 240 00

$102, 887 73 Paper for post-office blanks : 500 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $4.56.96 2, 284 80

150 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $4.73.76 . . 710 64 500 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $4.82.16 2, 410 80 800 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.00.48 4, 003 84

450 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.18.88 2, 334 96 250 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $5.28.08 ...... 1, 320 20 13,065 24

Total amount paid for paper for the public printing , 249,235 54 There remained on hand September 30, 1876, the following quantities of paper, viz

871 reams of printing-paper, costing 5, 106 30 106 reams of bill-paper, costing 519 83 8,617 reams of writing-papers, costing 40,418 65 486 reams of cover-papers, costing 2,617 08 555 reams of tinted paper, costing 3,342 29

1, 568 reams of post-office paper, costing 7, 868 05 215 reams of manila x)aper, costing 542 00

67 reams of bank-note paper, costing 286 50 18,673 sheets of card-board, costing 1,918 01 28,823 sheets of imitation parchment, costing „ 847 22

360 sheets of bond-paper, costing 8 34 63,474 27 '^0.5—Statement showing the disbursements on account of the piihlic binding

{except Congressional Record) from October 1, 1875, to September 30,

1876, inclusive. PAY OF EMPLOYES, ETC. October $27,390 18 November 26,589 04 December 25, 158 91
30 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

January $25,170 50

' February 24,854 41 March 23, 854 17 April 21,752 82 May 23, 751 70 June 23,613 49 July 20,709 87 August 17, 565 32 September 21,763 66

$282, 174 07 Improvements and repairs to building 444 80 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

2 backing-machines, at $65 130 00

12 pairs backing-boards, at $1.75 21 00

4 rolls, recutting 15 50

1 dozen springs for paging-machine 4 00 2 dozen hammer-handles 2 00

4 dozen plow-knives, at $8 32 00

8 Semple-knives, at $7.59 60 00

11 fillets 34 50

3 dozen sash-tools, at $3 9 00 2 plows and presses, at $12 24 00

6 agate burnishers, at $1.75 10 50

342 .50 Ledger and other papers : 600 reams cap, at $5.40 3, 240 00 849 reams cap, at $4.86 4, 127 35

50 reams cap, at $4.50 225 00

51 reams medium, at $9 459 00

100 reams medium, at $9.72 972 00

1.56 reams medium, at $10.80 1,684 80 700 reams medium, at $11.70 8, 190 00

50 reams demy, at $7 350 00

607^ 5 reams demy, at $7.56 4, 593 46 950 reams demy, at $8.55 : 8,122 50 250 reams super-royal, at $19.80 4,950 00 30 reams imperial, at $26.10 783 00 200 reams double-cap, at $10.80 2, 160 00

50 reams double-cap, at $11.99.7 599 85

100 reams double-cap, at $12 1.200 00

.50 reams double-demy, at $26.10 1,305 00

3.50 reams royal, at $15.30 5, 355 00

201/0 reams manila, at $7..50 , 1,510 14

102|^^ reams manila, at $15 1, 542 75

2 reams manila, at $16 32 00

8 reams comb-lining, at $17 136 00

37 reams comb-lining, at $18 666 00

5 reams comb-lining, at $20 100 00 20 reams wave, at $7 140 00 30 reams marble, at $7.50 225 00

10 reams blotting, at $15 150 00

3 reams sand, at $3.50 10 50 3,050 sheets Bristol board, at 9 cents 274 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

Binding-material

Binding-cloth, 557 pieces, at $7.50 $4, 177 50

327 pieces, at $9.25 2, 839 75 Eussia leather, 4,232 feet, C. H., at 23 cents 973 36

30 skins, at $7 210 00

Title-leather, 20 dozen, at $20 „ 400 00

11 dozen, at $18 198 00

3 dozen, at $16 48 00 Trench Turkey morocco, 131 dozen, at $36 1, 476 00

38 dozen, at $35. 1,330 00

27 dozen, at $33 891 00

15 dozen, at $38 , 570 00

10 dozen, at $34 340 00

8 dozen, at $32 256 00

5 dozen, at $40 200 00

4 dozen, at $24.25 97 00

1 dozen 25 00 Law calf, 50 dozen, at $33 1, 650 00 28 dozen, at $36 198 00

3 d. zen,at $38 , 114 00 2 dozen, at $35 70 00 Law sheep, 636 dozen, at $11 6, 996 00

156 dozen, at $10.50 1, 638 00 200 dozen, at 5^9.50 1, 900 00

50 dozen, at $12 50 625 00

50 dozen, at $9 450 00

36 dozen, at $12 432 00 Eoans, 80 dozen, at $10.50 840 00

10 dozen, at $10 100 00

Skivers, 50 dozen, at $8.50 425 00

50 dozen, at $9 450 00

30 dozen, at $13.50 - 405 00

27 dozen, at $7.50 187 50

20 dozen, at $12.50 ' 250 00 Parchment, 10 dozen, at $10 100 00

5 dozen, at $9 45 00

Sole-leather, 20| pounds, at 45 cents 9 34

14i pounds, at 40 cents 5 80

Gold-leaf, 500 packs, at $8.75 4, 375 00

230 packs, at $7.75 1, 782 50 80 packs, at $6 65 532 00

30 packs, at $6.30 189 00 2 packs, at $7.10 14 20

145 packs Florence leaf, at $3 435 00 50 packs Florence leaf, at $1.50 75 00

$7, 017 25

1,183 36

646 00

5, 185 00

2,032 00

12,041 00

940 00

1,717 50

145 00

15 14

7, 402 70
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Binder's board, 115,250 pounds, at 5i cents 050 62

103.100 pounds, at 4^ cents 4, 626 00

20,100 pounds, at 5| cents 1, 105 50

5,000 pounds, at 3^ cents 175 00

2,024 pounds, at 6 cents 122 44

2,500 pounds, at 4 cents 100 00

50 bundles straw, at 11.56 78 00 $12,257 56 Thread, 1,140 pounds, at $1.20 1, 608 00 183 pounds, at $1.85 338 55 486 pounds, at $1.05 510 30

153 pounds, at $1.45 221 85 204 pounds, at $1 , 204 00 —^ 2, 882 70 Twine, 1,008 pounds, at 42 cents .... 423 36

51 1 pounds, at 30 cents 15 45 438 81 Glue, 2,133 pounds, at 21 cents 447 93

1,904 pounds, at 20 c eats 380 80

1,425 pounds, at 30 cents 427 00 937 pounds, at 19 cents 178 03 100 pounds, at 22 cents 22 00 1,455 76 Cotton, 496 yards, at 12^ cents „ 62 09 568^ yards, at IH cents 65 38 539 yards, at 9 cents 48 50 393^ yards, at 61 cents 25 58 243 yards, at 12 cents 29 22

206J yards, at 10 cents 20 63 80^ yards, at 18 cents 14 49

62^ yards, at 33 cents 20 62 41^ yards, at 37^ cents 15 37

10 pounds raw, at $1.15 11 50 313 38

Needles, 100 papers 12 50

Silk-braid, 103 yards, at 14 cents 15 12

f)0 pieces, at 22 cents L 13 20

28 32

Silk-cord, 523 pieces, at 22 cents „ 116 16

Oil-silk, 3 5^ards, at $1.50 4 50 Gray super, 50 pieces, at $2.50 125 00

30 pieces, at $2.25 67 50

192 50 Canvas, l,746f yards, at 45 cents 786 04 Flannel, 10 yards, at $1 10 00

15 yards, at 55 cents 8 25

10 yard Canton, at 25 cents 2 50

20 75

Tracing-linen, 2 rolls, at $12 24 00

Silk bead-band, 144 pieces, at 80 cents 115 20

112 pieces, at 90 cents 100 80 216 00

Braid, 2 dozen pieces, at $1 2 00 Tape, 2 dozen pieces, at $1.50 3 00

Flour, 42 barrels, at $7 294 00
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

Sponge, 26i pouDtls..., . $38 75

Alcohol, 144 gcallons 367 20 Beeswax, 50 ponnds, at 50 cents 25 00

Oil, 133 gallons sperm, at $1.95

-

. , $259 35

12 dozen bottles sweet, at $3 36 00

6 dozen bottles sweet, at $3.25 19 50

4 bottles sweet, at 75 cents 3 00 317 85 Soap, 120 pounds, at 11 cents , 13 20 2f pounds Castile, at 25 cents... 69

13 89

Benzine, 47 gallons, at 17 cents = 7 99 Dyes, gums, &c.

Carmine, 5 dozen bottles, at $9 45 00 Chrome yellow, 72 pounds, at 38 cents.. 27 36 Chrome yellow, 36 p:>uuds, at 50 cents 18 00 Oxalic acid, 20 pounds, at 30 cents 6 00 Oxalic acid, 15 pounds, at 40 cents 6 00 Egg-albumen, 75 pounds, at $1..50 112 50

Pearlash, 100 pounds, at 20 cents 20 00

Pearlash, 25 pounds, at 25 cents 6 25 Alum, 218 pounds, at 12 cents 26 16

Beef-galls, 315, at 15 cents 47 25 Gum hog, 50 pounds, at $1 50 00 Concentrated ammonia, 24 pounds 7 00 Bichromate potash, | pound 50

Pulp-lake, 250 pounds, at 65 cents 162 50

Creosote, 1 pound 150

Varnish, 50 pounds, at 60 cents 3 00 Insect-powder, 10 j)ouuds, at 75 cents 7 50 Insect-powder, 5 pounds, at $1 5 00 Emery, 274 pounds, at 10 cents 27 40 Emery, 260 pounds, at 12 cents 31 20 Emery-cloth, 20 sheets, at 10 cents 2 00 Paging-ink, 22 pounds, at $5 110 00 Ruling-ink, 2 pints, at 75 cents 150

2 stamps 60 00 Recutting 10 stamps , 8 95

4 dozen files 12 00

14 circular saws, at $3.07 » 42 98

1 table-sliears 100 00 22 dozen knives, at $1.50 , 33 00

1 sieve 50

6 band-nippers, at $2..50 ; 15 00

14 gross rubber bands, at $1.25 - 17 50

1 side lacing-leather 4 00

353 pounds grindstone, at 3| cents 12 71

2 dozen tweezers, at $3.50 7 00

1 oiler 75

167 pounds galvanized iron, at 15 cents 25 05

1 card-cutter 30 00

64 fonts binders' type 27140

Sawdust 9 00 Boxing, cartage, and freight 1,866 65 Traveling-expenses 41 75 3
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Washing towels $210 57 Gas 1,391 86 Coal 887 68

Ice 159 16

6 dozen brooms 25 00

87 brushes 78 25 Eggs 46 51 62 crocks . 14 30 30 bowls 5 04

1 bucket 75 Vinegar 19 00

1 dozen oil-stones 6 00

1 dozen sandstones 2 00 45 salt-sacks 25 00 40 gallons mucilage 95 00

All other material 91 :*,1 |;6, 338 29 Horses, wagons, &c.

Repairing wagons 297 00 Horse-feed 976 10 Horseshoeing 178 25 Repairing harness 40 00 Veterinary services and medicines 25 Stable-broom 1 00

1, 492 60 Total payment on account of the public binding 402, 069 72 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1875 , 82, 717 21 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on the 30th September, 1876 57, 803 81

ISTo. 6.

Statement slioiving the clishursetnents on account oftJie Congressional

Record for the first session of the Fortyfourth Congress. PAY OF EMPLOYflS, ETC. October §156 00 November

-

156 00 December 3,242 54 January 7, 221 85 February 7,559 28 March 8, 336 30

April 10,108 76 May 10, 037 78 June 13,275 62 July 14,878 86 August 12,513 25 September 10,67150

October 6,179 03 November 5,644 99 December 50 50 $110,032 31
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

Materials, &c.

2, 000 reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $ 1.46. 4 $8, 928 00

4, 39S^i- reams printing-paper, 45 poands, at $4.48. 2 19, 714 30

5, 018-2% reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $4.05 , 20, 324 12

22, 222 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 18 cents 3, 999 96"'

21, 246 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 22 cents 4, 674 12

41, 350 pounds binder's boards, at 4| cents 1, 860 75

12, 750 pounds binder's boards, at 4^ cents 525 95

29, 181 pounds stereotype-metal, at 11^ cents 3. 355 81 2,733 pounds printing-ink, at 60 cents , 1,539 80 2,980 pounds printing-ink, at 35 cents 1,043 00 40 packs gold-leaf, at $7.40 296 00

40 packs gold-leaf, at $7.65 306 00 50 packs gold-leaf, at $7.75 387 50

50 dozen law-sheep, at $9 450 00

108 pounds thread, at 94 cents 101 52 384 pounds thread, at $1 384 00

33 pounds thread, at $1.35 44 55 2J pounds thread, at $1.05 2 36

65 gallons sperm oil, at $2 130 00

1, 000 yards cotton, at 18 cents 180 00

11 reams marble-paper, at $6.50 71 50

50 reams marble-paper, at $7 , , 350 00 326 pounds glue, at 17 cents 55 42

313 pounds glue, at 20 cents 62 60

50 pounds glue, at 22 cents 11 00

84 pounds twine, at 37 cents 31 08 108 pounds twine, at 42 cents 45 36

80 pounds twine, at 45 cents 36 00 56 pounds egg-albumen, at $1.15 64 40 50 pounds egg-albumen, at $1.50 75 00

41 reams manila paper, at $2.52. 9 103 69

5 reams manila paper, at $3.08. 6 15 33

167 pounds brevier, at 55 cents 91 85 5^ pounds two-line minion , 3 85 100 pieces brass rule 18 00

28-^ pounds page-cord, at 80 cents 22 80 450 pounds potash, at 10 cents 45 00

4 dozen bottler sweet-oil, at $3 12 00

34 bottles sweet-oil, at 20 cents 6 80 4 gallons alcohol, at $2.21 8 84

4 barrels flonr, at $7 28 00

3 barrels flour, at $5 • 15 00

36 pounds flour, at 2f cents 99

3 reams pink printing-paper, at $4 , 12 00 —

4, 200 quoins, at 75 cents per 100 31 50

1 dozen mallets 6 00

1 proof-press 125 00 40 pounds soap, at 6^ cents 2 60 120 pounds soap, at 11 cents 13 20 45 gallons benzine, at 17 cents 7 65 2f pounds sponge 3 94 2 gross steel pens, at $1.50 3 00

3 dozen shoe-knives, at $1.50 4 50
36 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

1 copy Bartlett's Familiar Quotations .„.. $3 00

1 copy Colton's General Atlas 20 00

1 pair small shears..- , 1 50

9 pounds beeswax, at 50 cents 4 50

4 papers needles r 40 It dozen law-calf, at $30 25 00 dozen cochineal title-leather, at |15.75 5 25 i dozen blue title-leather, at $13 4 33

-g dozen green title-leather, at $13 2 17 500 bonnet-boards, at 2-2-0 cents 10 25 Compiling index 5, 140 00 Gas 1,507 43 Coal 401 53

Ice 178 00 Boxing, cartage, and freight 360 29 Repairing wagon 105 20 Repairing harness 54 00 Washing towels 38 24 Window-hoods 44 25 Wire for stitcliing-machine 103 04 Horseshoeing 28 00 Veterinary services and medicine 20 00 Printing books and blanks 389 55 Miscellaneous items 88 96

$78, 166 53 Total payment on account of Congressional Record. 188, 198 84 Value of binders' material on hand after completing the bound edition of the Congressional Record for the first session of the Forty-fourth Congress $485 74

'No. 7.

Statement slioivlng the dishursements on account of photo-lithograph'

ing, lithographing^ and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, from the 1st Octoher^ 1875, to the 30th September, 1876, inclusive,

3, 000 copies of two charts for Irrigation Report . — $180 00

8, 900 copies of maps and diagrams for Vienna Exposition Report , 1, 760 90

1.900 copies of plate for Report of Comptroller of the Currency... 40 00 4,900 copies of map of Government Insane Asylum 60 00

4, 900 copies of maps and plates for Report of Secretary of War 3, 200 24

5, 400 copies of maps for Coast Survey Report for 1872. 912 60

4, 900 copies of maps for Coast Survey Report for 1873 705 60

1, 950 copies of sketch South Pass Mississippi River 25 00

3, 700 copies of vignette of Professor Morse 59 20

1, 1'OO copies of map Off Elizabethport 30 00

2, 000 copies of map for House Report 343 . . , 25 00 4,000 copies of plates for Professor Hayden's Report 665 00

4, 550 copies of plates and maps for Professor Hayden's Report for 1873 163 00 6,400 copies of maps for Senate Report 527 105 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. 77 75 00

1, 900 coj)ies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. 28 245 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

3. 500 copies of maps for Colonel Abert's Report $275 00 20 copies of fifteen maps anci diagrams for Supreme Court 282 00 35 copies of three diagrams for Supreme Court 45 00 20 copies of four diagrsims for Supreme Court 40 00

20 copies of thirty-five diagrams for Supreme Court 800 72

20 copies of fifty diagrams for Supreme Court 1, 594 02 20 copies of two diagrams for Supreme Court 56 00

30 copies of two diagrams for Supreme Court 41 00 Engraving cuts for Report of the Secretary of War 345 00 Engraving cuts for Vienna Exposition Reports 4, 851 37

16,581 65
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Statement sJioiving the number of persons employed in the puhliG printing and Unding

(except Congressional Record) during the year ended September 30, 1876, iviih the length of

time each has been employed, and the amount each has receioed, including pay for extra work. PUBLIC FEINTING.

Name.

Days.

H. T. Brian

J. M. A. Spottswood

J. A. Shanklin Maurice Joyce

E. M. Speddeu

William Young

1\ B. Stitt Isaac Fuller

P. U. Stitt C. A. Waterman

Alfred Tbompson W. J. FrizzeJl John Furlong

Ed. Morgan

A. T. Cavis M. Noyes

F. Glenroy

J. W. Work

Allen Coffin George Gregory

J. W. Thomas

C. W. AYitherow

J. S. Trout A. H. Brown

C. M. Eobinson

B. S. Piatt M. W. Mitchell W. H. Norton H.W.Gray

H. Groshon

T>. W. Beach W. E. Childs Andrew Grogan

A. S. Griggs W. W. Deloe William Towei's William Flinn J.N.Hall

C. S. Butts Thomas Turnbull

P. H. Smith

A. F. Randolph

C. F. Gilmore M. Brosnahan

T. S. Slentz Oscar Alexander

A. G. Allison John Baker W. S. Baker

J. W. Barnes

B. F. Barrows W. M. Bass H. Y. Bisbee W. R. Bleakmore.

A. F. Bloomer

yj. H. Boner

J. P. Boss W. M. Boyd

C. A. Brassier Wallace Brewer W. H. Brock

S. R. Brooks W. S. Brooks

A. N. Brown

C. P. Brown W. G-. Burges , L.L.Burk i J. S. Burnside....1

O. C. Butler

S. McL. Byington

P. A. Caton

Time emploj-ed.

314

314

314

314

3101

284i 296i

248^ 2891

286i 292i

3061- 2851

75A

551 77f 314

2271

2371

54^ 331 7U

3i

3031 3011

258^

3031 298

314

309 304

2861 3091

306f

3121 293*

2841

251f

304 3091 3101

310^

308^

296^ 314

34J

239^

211 252f

287

3121 341

297-1 34f 269f

314

.302J 2781

284:4 63* 22 1 §

.3061 2461

312ft 2m

33 295

280 3031 284i

Extra

hours.

1, 1051 268

340

175 333

436

5g9

663

604

117

107 136 2811

256

7 211

1790

58 532

607 864 587

679 393J

970 1,015 275

680

519 64G

466

553

201 292

506

666 266

467 565

313 209

340 256

629 245

271 205 397

193 675

44 235

290

182

2!;'8 135 425

291

275

350

Amount

received.

$2, 100 00

1, 674 68

1, 674 68

1, 83 L 68

1, .570 00

2, 112 87

1, 488 43

1, 585 91

1, 264 66

1, 551 36

1, 595 68

1, 717 99

1, 829 88

1, 692 99 422 53 323 20 442 68

1, 634 22

1,215 27

1,111 36 329 00

167 U

387 66

51 13

1, 735 53

1, 771 78

1, 722 99

1, 768 53

1, 798 06

1, 701 50

1, 877 46

1, 725 00

1, 282 00

1, 579 00

1, 487 00

1, 572 50

1, 408 50

1, 413 50

1, 106 0(> 1,362 00

1, 489 50

1,.575 50

1, 376 50

1, 469 00

1, 467 00 1,412 50

139 00

1, 062 50 86 50

1, 179 50

1, 276 00

1, 564 50 137 00 1,312 00 139 00

1, 230 00 1,358 50

1, 410 00

1, 209 00

1, 447 00 274 50

1, 005 00

1,371 00 1,076 50

1, 399 50 943 00 132 00

1 , 392 50

1, 265 50

1, 351 50

1,311 50

Name.

J. D. Chedal

R. F. Chisolm

R. VYClaxton

C. A. Conaty

A. Cottle

J. M. Craig

J. A. Carr W. L. Crooker

C. M. Cyphers

C. H. Davis t S M. Davis

E. W. Denison

E. B. Eynon W. H. Duling

O. F. Dunlap

J. D. Eskew

Thomas Fealy Samuel Ferrier Gilbert Fitz Gerald...

C. D. Gilbert

D. W. Flynn

Benjamin Franklin... W. N. Gardner

R. R. Goodman

'D. L. Harbangh

C. T. Harding W. Heffelfinger W. C. Henry '. C. W. Henshaw W. H. Hickman

J. J. Higgins W. F. Holton

G. W. Howard

T. W. Howard

Thomas Hughes

C. T. Johnson

J. H. Kahlert H. A. Keefer

F. C. Kemou

R.W.Kerr W. A. King W. M. King

H. F. Keyser W. H. Livermore

J. B. Mahan

J. R. Mason

F. S. Mathews

O. F. Mattingly

B. F. Maxwell W. F. McAvoy

J. R. McBride

J. W. McCreary

J. F. McDermott

Thomas McGowan

D. Mcintosh

A. McLean W. H. McFadden

C. D. McPher.sou

S. E. Mnllan

F. Pagenhoff W. M. Payne

Lewis Petrie

S. J. Phillips William Piatt A. R. Quantrille W. R. Ramsey

L. H. Patterson

J. R. Randall

F. W. Redfield R. S. Reeves

J. S. Reynolds

Time employed.

Days.

308 2841

305-1 21 2f 299 2961 276|

272f

305^

29 4i 2821 247|

296 2391

851- 921 223 3001

35

1

305i

2881

234i

24

248^- 20ci

2901

281i 202f

275^

9li

224

290

311 312i

2901

291 i 305^ 256f

3091

273:V 2351 2681

312

304J

296 282

3orif

286,5 306*

175f 296§ 259J

182 255

89 310

229i} 297f

290i

2901

235;i 3041 305i 2971

306|

301|

271|

168J

173;f 2903- 29Ii

Exra

hours.

271 319

99 124

188 427

260

196

326 806

389

147 387

259

121 159 295

506 "338"

277

277 "366"

131 275 303

135 787^

33 297

224

277

775

464 383

286

318 296

623 265

291 358

245

374 274

3)7

304 302

1.37 405

331 112 308

215

85 227

250 208

186 207

312

394

569

297

287

159 110

111 218

250
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in ilie public priniing, 4'C. —Continued. 39

Tirae employed. Amount

received. Days Extra

hours.

311 720 $1, 604 00

207.!- 140 900 00

1761- 149 781 50 237 265 1, 081 00 3111 499 1,494 00 294i 342 1, 347 50 287^ 171 1, 235 50 313 308 1,406 00

28b'| 273 1,284 00 300+ 445 1, 423 00 294 1,261 50

24 J ^ 2r3 1, 108 00 211 145 916 50 3040 183 1,310 00 291f 21 1, 176 00 300 301 1, 350 50 311f 277 1, 384 00 3ni 349 1, 419 50

284^: 1^02 1, 287 50 742 1, 561 00 308 3(i5 1. 414 50 304 253 1, 342 50

.2861 18l' 1, 235 50 223J 251 1, 018 50 310 385 1, 437 50 3l2t 490 1,496 00

2'n» 471 1,431 50

> 21 Of 194 938 50

285:'t 269 1, 276 50 34| 137 50

131 50 l64f '286 802 00 233t 151 1, 008 00

o^,i 103 50 92 50

14 56 00

1 I'M 59 50 94 282 00

• jO(.) 327^ 1, 387 75

314 175 1. 343 50

3 1 -2 a 115 1, 308 50

51 1, 164 50

30r»;j 71 1, 256 50

29li| 25 1, 199 50 314 1,256 00

305?' 4 1, 223 50 3loj 97 1, 292 00 95 1,286 00 302 114 1, 265 00

3- 4 J 27 1 , 247 50 270i 10 1, 122 00 287| 41 1, 171 50

73 292 00 280 33 1, 139 00 93 1, 290 00

•295-1 81 1, 221 50

291 ^- 1,200 75

303 ii 57 1, 243 00

•'U.J 3(r>'^

4, 53 1,249 50 310- 2411 1,311 75

:50ii 128^ 1, 269 00 2841 113 1, 195 00 282 22 1, 139 00 3071 62 1, 260 .50 1481 594 50 277A 237 1,227 50

211 192 940 00 194 914 00 764 1, 402 00 lo 68 194 00 109 890 00 2381 221 1, 057 50 8^ 33 355 00

263i- 482 1, 295 00

19311 203 875 00 28Ct 94 1,193 50 1

Xame.

r. A. Ehoderick

E. Y. Kice

J. A. Richardson

J. M. Eidtraway

^V. S. Roebuck

Z. E. Ross

C. W. Scbell W. L. Schmalhoir.... W. C. Sefton

Oliver SliaTV H. L. Shomo

J. A. Sieber H. O. Simons

E. C. Smith

Clara Soule M. V. B. Sreven.s A. Stiarwalt. ir W. H. S\s-eeuL'y C. P. Tbomson

R. B. Topliam

E. B. Wallace W. H. Watson

G. J. Webb

Johu Weber

Samuel Wehrly Edward Went^-oith . E. M. Wheat

E. P. Wilkiiis

L. Woodvrard

I. Sinionds Charles Spencer

J. M. MalouL'v A. H. Collins Daniel McCallum

S. L. Conk

Sidnev Adams

S. H. Xealv

H. G-. Elii.s A. il. Robinson

D. M. Covey John Goodrick , B. F. Wrialit W. A. Hartmau

D. W. Bruce W.J. Mills

J. H. L. Ea^er W. H. Sbomo

J. E. Bnj:ht

R. H. White

Benjamin Fnaitt A. Van Alstvno W. Y. Clarke W. 11. Bun i n

J. H.Fletcher

il. R. Woodward

J. R. Mickle

Jeft'erson Smith

L. :^[. Cady

G. W. HowUnd

W. B. Donaldson

L. Na^ile Frank Davies.-.

O. H.X(^aly

J. T. Heck

J. K. ^[cLean

J. T. Kenv

H. Wai fii-ld ^V. B. Keller

An<ziistu:? Hr-ss M. V>. Harris W. n D.^rnifs.son J.B. Canncn

£. A. Hills W. H. I^' ou: W.2;. Gardner

C. E-. Hall

Jfame.

C. C. Semmes

L.D. Hatch

T. M. Salmon

J. A. Mvers

C. H. Booth James Jack

E. W. Gibson

L. D. Woodruff

C. J. Wiener

J. J. Heron

B. A.Ford

G. M. Ramsey W. H. Smallwood W. B. Wilkinson

William McFarlane . .

.

R. H. Campbell

J. B. Keller

E. W.Reese

L. P. Stradlev , A. M. Van Buskirk Benjamin Smith R.B.Hnnt

H. J. Caldwell

Charles Danenhower. .

.

Aven Pear.'ion Wash'ton Danenhower

T. D. Lai combe

C. J. Alexander , Jo. Severns W. P. Lindley

KB. Miner

D. C. Ayers

A. P. Dnugclas James Bawn

Edward Everbach

J. L. Slentz

J. B. Close

R. C. Smith W. D. Underwood

A. H. S. Davis

J. E. Reese

J. B. Campbell W. J. Navlor

C. W. Rempp

D. R. Doyle

J. B. Tierney

J. J. Lackey W. T. Talbbtfc F. B. Baker

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

.

J. B. Moulden . D. B MacLeod

O. V. Shomo

J. F. Scaa-gs Louis Winters

G. H.Eakle

J. E. dones

G. W. Bailey

C. A. Edelin W. H. LufP D. A. Cavis W. L. Pierce

B. D. Fleet W. M. Robinson

A. T.Cowie

B. F'. Larcombe A.H. Taylor Alexander Elliott, jr.. G. S. King.

H. C. Cowell W. B.Kelly

S. L. Rouzee

J. A. Daly George Recar

Time employed.

Days,

278f

288 299f

183g 169^ 209

172i

157ii 64

121561

42| lUi

85

919U

11."if 8030i

26

36

5551f 45^ 283f 14H

33* 51i

658

49 17f4

81 lOOi 22U mi

65i 145^ 2551 233f

16 If 279 290^

313

293-t 271 f 2631

306i

303i 3]3i m^i

288^

310g 311 3031

306i 301|

309^

3071

3 lot 2754 3045

2971

203i- 24|

2024

314

249

137i12.3| 118i 252 307|

Extra

hours.

107 486 235

566

228 322

81 106 268

93

152

134 227

104

199

16120

57

79

86 115

12627

10

50

98

156

147 172

119 278

32

108 100

149 696 126

43

46

106

256

279

119

91lU

1635 109|

76
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in tlie pullic printing, —Continued.

Name.

W. B. Daly

liyron Waters W. M. Laporte

J. S. Smith H. W. Chase

AY. S. Whitraore Timothy Quinlan

Peiry Brown

J. S. Learock David Nicholson A. H. Post

J. W. Deneane

J. H. Butcher

J. F. Grant

J. C. Wright

William Ciawford W. H. Cole John Bnckman

C. H. Wilson

J. H. B. Smallwoode. .

.

Thomas Kearney

Jolin Waller

P. A. West

J. A. Scott Jere Sterner E. N. Beal W, L. Anghinhaugh .

.

J. P. Morse

r. M. Dodge

J. B. Manstield H. A. Cronin

C. W. Baker

C. A. Bennett

J. G. Boss

J. R. Bradley

G. R. Brandon

Allen Chancey

N. J. Cox.. W. P. Dunible

G. W. Fowler

William Guista

J. S. Gourley

Daniel Grady

J. P. Hamilton

T. K. Heath , Theo. Hodes

L. H. Jullien

J. E. Kenney

William Krohr W. A. Lavalette Clarence Lewis

F. M. Lewis M. L. Littlefield J. F. Maupin

J. G. McDowell

A. J. McGuiggan W. H. Miller

J. S. Mills

J. M. Montgomery

C. A. Morden W. H. Myers

J. W. Palmer

A. E. Piatt W. T, Priddy

J. Shatfner

J. L. Sinn Florence Sullivan N. A. Swart

F. F. Maloney

T. B. Wood

J. S. Ziegler

S. F. Lathrop

T. M. P. Montague

J. C. Suvdau;

E. W. Oystrr

J. T. Brewster

Time employed. Amount

received. Uays. Extra

hours.

313 m $634 89 234 24 276 59 288^ 448=1 783 67 271 478 753 15 270 120| 643 65 107 16 245 55 252* 263 647 02

3 6 75 310$ 932 25 314 902 72

82 218 00 233i 2 526 53 314 686 75 26 li 163 423 35 3111 657 897 76 314 701 916 80 314 780 940 50 314 815 951 00 307 698 900 15 308 966 982 80 314 306 798 30

314 326 804 .30 52 117 00 308i 266 1, 597 50 293 265 1, 526 03 290 224 1, 327 04 313 284 1, 453 09 31H 152 1,320 50 285i 154 1, 217 50 2921 128 1, 235 00 312i 110 1, 304 00 309 255 1, 363 50 2791 240 1, 238 50 3071 255 1, 358 00

298i^ 236 1,312 00 305| 249 1, 347 50 303t 171 1, 299 00 287| 222 1, 262 00 312 272 1, 384 00 295^ 184 1,274 00 31U 270 1,381 00 30Si 239 1, 352 00 313 279 1,391 00 2941 190 1, 272 00 209 138 905 00 288$ 216 1, 263 00

2841- 333 i. 306 00 188i 134 822 50

29'li 259 1,307 .oO 30 238 1, 345 50 1 1761- 70 739 50

2.5C§ 339 1, 195 00

195:i- 125 845 50 305^ 260 1, 352 00 255i 375 1,206 50

311 1 270 1, 376 50 287 122 1, 209 00 195 118 839 00 313 238 1,371 00 300 240 1, 320 00 299 205 1, 302 50 312 252 1, 374 00 . 281 a 175 1,214 50 291i 79 1, 205 00 j 288a 156 1, 233 00 310 269 1, 374 50 310i 903 1, 694 50 ' 126 135 571 50 ; 18-& 74 50 2061 123 888 00 3001 195 1, 301 00

184 8 740 00 183 487 99 231i 84 968 01) 242 160 1,048 00 169 8 680 00

Name.

H. T. Leckie A. McNelly

S. T, Bates' A. W. Crossley W. H. Myeis ' Henry McCoy

J. T. Lewis. ." P. L. Eodier

TST. Watkins: M. Barriuger

T. H. Hall

J. AV. Kowan

G. A E. McNeir

J. English

F. J. Ward

E. Laporte W. Allison

F. M. Stuart C.B. Hough

W. M. Belt

J. H. Lowrey

Henry Webb

Walter Drummond . .. J. T. Halleck

J. K. Shoemaker .

.

J. G. Anderson

E. E.Eiley

G. W. Hodges

A. Gordon W. E. Morcoe

J. T. Nicholson

J. A. Garthwaite M. Hunt

J. E. L. Eodier W. H. Seiby A. T. Borland

J. W. Busey

Vincent Lemmon

W. Butler W. F. Nabers

S. M..Patterson Jane AVright

C. A. Hopkins

C. C. Gibbons M. A. Foley Joanna Corridon M. E. Swaiu . Mary .Joyce

S. J.' Cooke

Delia Ci emen

Bettie Pumphrey

Lizzie Cassidy Kate Moriarty

A. F. AVelch

A. J. Donaldson

T. F. Maher

George E. Patten

A. J. Preall William Farrington ... Edward Duff ./. John Buruside /.

.

J. G. Hudson

C. W. Hurdle

Michael Friery A. D. McKenz'ie

J. D. Lydick

J. A. Dawson

Columbus Hall A. H. Jones

S. T. Brown

Henry Evans

T. H. Fitnam

M. W. Louis W. P. Martin

C. D. Parsons W. S. Scott

Time employed.

Days.

216f

44^ 63i

169i

301 313 3101

314

314 313i

igpf

256J

289-1 262* 293i

286i 2b7

300-2- 3121

314 313f

252^ 277f

213i

139^

50

1471-

198.\ 1895 1771

308

309

309

314

314

314 3oef

314 302g

209

26

294 A 265^

311

306

299 287

297i 307

306^ 242i

1291

43i5 314

314

314

258

281-1

295-3^ 176|

196

295-} 308 2561

30-Jl 252

306;} 298$

297i

287 2651

305ir 2551

241$

3093-

Extra

hours.

14752

57 113 293

445

156

20

617154

891

31 100

54m

186 239 142

115 257*

2-28 192

148 192

256

231 2671

2::0i 217

179 214 302

243
EEPOST OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTSR. 41

No. S.

Persons emvloijed in ilie iniblic iwiniing, cfc. —Continued.

Time employed. Amount

Bays. Extra

hoars.

received.

F. J. Eobinson . .

.

G. V. Pierce

J. A. Cnshley

G-. M. Kamsev

I.E. Cole

P. S. Spiiehtlev .

.

A. E. Sardo

J. S. Tom] ip. son .. G. TT. Swift

P.. A. Porter

^r. D. Eedfield . .

.

John Fisher C.E. Beach Frank Eraser

.J. A. Cooper

J. A. Flvcn V. H. Stebbins A. T. Cowie Andrew Bain W. H. Pntzer .... Charlotte Heatley

Elizabeth Croplia: Johanna Hickey

.

Emma Swam

Maggie McKie .

.

Margaret Gormley

E. W. Stokes K. L. Clements. .

.

X. M. Fi.<ljer Annie Dobeity .

.

Maria Banter Fannie Lee M. A. McCormick

H. M. Crawford.

.

M. A. Tenlev .... H. A. Travel s

Pv. B. McClelland.

Celinda Highy . .

.

S. M. Adams

M. "W. Joues Martha Allison .

.

Mary Xally .. Kate Miller Laura ScLafer . .

.

Ella McGraw....

A. A. Shelton Elizabeth Mangan

Sarah Campbell... Margaret Sweeney

Ellen Barnes

Ida Graenacher..

Delia Wall Mary Mills Annie Mitchell.. H. A. Turner .... Emma Eeese

E. L.Tew

C. A. Moore Emma Hurdle . .

.

A. D. Goss Annie Doyle Kate Mavbew ... M.T. Wheeler...

I. E. Jones M. L. Hopson

Jennie Amazeen.

S. P. Trippett

Sallie Moore

Victoria Clark. .. A. M Grady M. E. Warner

A.T. Miller M. A. Utt

J. E. Hart M. B. Broadbury . Agnesa Kilter ...

30P3 81, 391 00 24.H 147 1, 055 50

•233J 226 1,C48 00 194 tS 820 0) IPOj 117 821 50 llQi 94 690 50 nii 265 579 50

•39i 15 165 50

3 12 00 119 111 531 50 93| 70 409 50

11 23 55 '50 U7A 203 574 00 2S2 501 39 304 243 444 46 305" 223 3-y 28

314 2j8 877 16 37 428 15

21

1

32 39 02 53 43

2..-I J 147 414 52

2f '24 25) 443 75

271. -i 219 453 84 29 ii 250 4.-6 t7

29? 1 2sl 504 31 2081 290 505 93 292 !H 430 19 269| 177 4G9 44 287A 203 471 84 258' 210 473 99

2>[ii 1G7 407 45 303^ 171 4t9 07

2tj2j 355 4r;4 37 20 3 -V 174 3:- 9 tvi 278 501 ;5

2'' IS 4-3 03

2i'';'; 191 43 S 3-J

20;.-i- 4?2 73 2;2 4:' 8 33

l'i7 4t:2 19

2 c 4.-- 10 2-1" 473 7U

2r,i 514 75 2l4t 234 3.;7 98

2h-^- 240 372 75 233 455 89 236 424 26

-! r-, 244 44- 55 2>3 496 0-

254.1 1-3 418 90

2~7ft 151 461 67 2-|i 246 471 45

24 237 4(18 69

27(1^ 210 448 31

273ir 207 451 08

20-Ji 226 4-3 57 253§ 186 417 64 272i 266 461 58

28f:f 234 476 91

27.-

J

222 457 46

201 428 13

27! a 177 443 02

28f»| 247 4-3 27

23('^ 176 390 50 27(4 2n 451 94 2>9^ 235 481 80 118 454 10

2-144 200 40i 1- 21 .5| 169 357 40 223f 197 374 46 182f 104 294 35 2261 227 385 32 5U 11 0 97 62

1?7-!: 13if 308 29 173i 116 283 06 1641 86 264 32

Time employed.

Extra Amount

received.

MassieKreamer

C. E.^Doyle Kate Hayes

Magsie McCarthv

: A.T.Welch ....^ Jennie Donjielly Mary O'Brien... Josephine Carlisle Annie Heatley

Catharine Burke

Bridget McXamar,

Henrietta Tompk

Louise Kellogg .. Mary Moore

Annie Pvan

Ellen McCarty... Annie McGuire.. M. A. Hunter Marv O'Brien Marv Hill Etta Dew

-«Bettie Long

Bettie Bartlett. .. Marv McCanna..

jNE.'Crutchett. Bridget Sheahan.

A. W". Potter

Elizabeth Dement Anna Slentz A. M. Palmer .... A. T. Lewis

Libbif Swank

Louisa Darr

Inez. Caiiisle Mary Schafer Jane McXamara.

Bettie Bailej- A. T. Utt

Laura Little

^V. H. Carr

E. C. Sr.ules A. X. TruuneH .

.

S. L. Studley

E. Ciomelieu W. E. Saunders .. M. T. Lincoln William Pobinson

J. W. Hughes....

A. L. Carrier H. Aschenbach...

G. M.Bond W. H. Heck

D. C. McGivern .. P. B.Harford .... H. T. Hourk ..... Ellis Hughes .... L. 1. Boteler....

.

! P. C. Simonds

' 11. E. Gavle

L. T. Jewett

J. T. Whitaker... W. H. Fletcher...

B. C. Eerrv

L. B. May' W. S. Seymour ... John PyaTi

Edv.'ard Malone . J. A. Patterson. .. W.L.Lamb

John Bush

Jefl' Brown

Adolph Guillot .. William Bell

G. H. Foskey

G. W. Cole

1 Michael Guerin.

.

106i 110 109i

51|

52 1141 1121 71f

113f 1231

119f

llli 23*

240" 242^

165f

1541

2661

26SJ 2521

84i

273|- 155i

1401

137 2041

201i 228

248

79

30i

76.V 3537

281

1301 mi

30

308^^ 313| 314

237i

172

1661

288 282

93 288

286

287

307i

306f

2881

25 287 285f

239i

279i

288

336

336

366

366

366

366 366

311 312

366 305

3131

313 2731

313

288

70 j 115

96 I 52 I 80

I 130 ' 126 j 93

97 ! 142 I 129 I 171

{ 57

178 I 183 i 124

137 202

168

187 i 78

I 196 I 94 i 108 1 121 i 128 ! 121 j 175

j 163 ' 62 i 21 I 24 !

48

34

2.30 I 297 ! 214 !
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in the piiblic printing, —Continued.

Time employed. Name.

W. T. Benjamin

"William Jordan

I. Gipson

Benjamin Coakley

C. C. Haddock

Samuel Doraey W. H. Scott..'. Henrv Dulaney

L. A. lardella .' J. A. Bohn

Lafayette Torrey John Robert 3.. 1 J. R. Harris H. M. Lincoln Charles Bram

P. Mc Manns

Robert Boulden

J. N. Dorster

Charles Fletcher Lewis Thomas

Sylvester Jordan

Beniatnin Fox

G. W. Mulloy W. H.Chase ... J. A. Boulden Henry Dudley

G. Coaklev. .: E. H. Sutton

G. R. Wil]it>ms

F. Donnelly Manson Robinson W. E. Winston

C. J. Jones

Charles McKenney .

.

T. A. Morley ". . .. E. A. Sikkeii James Sullivan Owen Keefe

G. S. Torrance K S.Eddy

J. E. Lowery

Ashley Robinson Moses Fosl^ey

C. Stump

-F. H. Sajie A. M. Parsons A. E. Riddle

'J\ J. Kilbifoyle

C. B. DeaL.'

J. K. McDonald

H. Sagc

Georjie ISTaah W. Burabei-ger John Kibble A. "W. Graham

Joseph Kelly

J. C. Ingram

J. W. Kearney

Stephen Caldwell....

C. F. Grantham

P. W. Hall

Neil ]^fcK6chnie

Ch;ir!es Thomx)Son. .

.

Willie Jordan

C. P. Crusor

J. M. Fall

ilavi'v Trine John Schwartz

E. Holtzman , F. Reamer

C. H. Scott

'W. McKenny , Thomas B. Penicks .

.

George Fordham

Kichard Berry

Days

298^

310S 301i

308-1 307g 304i

29.1 3021- 314

303fr 294f

251i

183

190J

114 3181

llbi 2951

314

307g 366

3111 311i

307J

312.^- 314 im

117^

314

106 314

71| 314

62 297i

314

3071 306i

127

If 88

251 170i 2361

314

313

314 304

303 293

304

2991- 291 308 308 29U

242

246 242

14032

2624

25

24

161

148 Ulk

32

56 228

167 314 314

187A

Extra

hours.

234

283

177 269

154

179 2M

276

1.50 219

160

196

114

144

144 215

206

497

316 250

42

8

1 100

17 136

135

16

9745

106 295

212

125

149

14052

85 192

180

10 298

300

342

31

Amount

received.

$741 80

784 37 730 91 774 55 738 36 738 26 734 74 763 40 751 .50 748 29

711 17 625 21 445 94 472 39

2f)9 70 797 22

457 24

814 26

801 30 767 72

823 50 714 21 703 27

692 74

7.33 12

711 60 302 08 304 87 711 30 205 84 720 00 193 52 795 00

124 00

471 76 744 00 736 58

731 06 301 35

3 09 223 50 622 34 437 05 595 07

1, 405 00 878 50 366 32

360 80 367 60 341 83 368 45 360 51

.349 10 372 37 372 37 354 18 292 98 300 05

2!t3 14 173 68 50 43 30 33 28 00 29 17 30 70 188 13 172 66 160 42

37 34 65 33 266 30 194 82

1, 674 68

1, 427 00 574 15

Time employed. Name.

H. C. Tisdel Patrick Quirk , GefTge Dice

L. H.lleid James McKenna

G. M. Raub

J. F. Gates. W. H. Mickle, jr G. L. Pearson

J. R. Patrerson

P.atrick Keleher Walter Whaples

J. C. Axe

J. E. Sebring

G. F. Pago

G. A. Leach

G. H. Durfee

L. R. Franl

Gillis Ke.^ Andrew Smi

F. D. Winslow

G. W. Bates

E. J. Burr

J. W. HarrLson, jr Alexander Campbell. M. Purdy

.n K f...

i.V /. . .

.

Smith 7

Days.

300^

3041 2851

301| 336

307

311 291f

290 291|

314 2941

313 284J

2041 219f

119t

236-^- 29.51 307

2182i

79

5 2681

13 PIECE-WORK.

F. J. Waters

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

J.C. Bard

S. E. King

C. O. Alexander

A. T. Harrington W. W. Stand ford W. M. Stuart

T. W. Shiel

C. J. DeVaughan

S. A. Towers

Joseph Rogers

H. C. Tai'lton

S. Johnston

J. T. Taylor George Burkliu

A. H. Pettibone

R. M. Greenwood

J. P. Garner W. E. Thompson W.R. Atwell , O. S. Allen William Kirkland . .

.

W. E. Thompson

N. S. Adams

T. J. Alleger Theodore Alvord

A. G. Allison

J. W. Armstrong

G. B. Bayless Louis Bass

J. W. Barnes .

.

L. L. Burke ... L. L. Bender .

.

L. L. Beck

A. V. Bisbee .

.

A. T. 1 'loonier

Seth Bouev ... T. D. Boyce . .

.

C. A. Brassier.

S. R. Cameron. L F. Cooley ... J. B. Close . . .

.

Extra

hours.

921

100'

46 2591

"147"

751 15

543 173

1512

1723

3

10
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. S.Persons employed in the public printing, cfc.—Continued. 43

Name.

W.E. Chase

F. S. Casselman

"W. P. Chew

J. B. Caunon

R. H. Campbell

G. W. Cox W. X. Croscron RE. Craig

^V. J. CaUlwell

TV. F. Cobb

J. T. Dunbar

J. T.Daobar W. H. Deunesson .. J. M. EiTj^lestou .... Thoma.s Feah' M. A. Fitch E T.Fletcher

Gilbert Fitzgerald . A. S. Fennell

G. W. Fiircron

J. G. Forney

C. T. G:-rrett H. B. Gregg W. B. Gn en

J. J. Garrier E. C. Grumley

G. W.Green :. T. H. Greenfield....

J. J. Heron W. T. House

Charles Henry

George Hutton

C. P. Higgins

D. L. Harbaugli W. C. Henry

E. A. Hills : I. W.Hayes

Samuel Irving

J. J. Judge

I. J. Janii.son Edward Jones

C. J. Johnson

G. S. Johnson James Kcnealy

H. (x. Kiiinpv P.E. K.-au .". J. P. Kiniinell Meltbrd K-yes

Richard Kingsman.

John Ivenuedy

J. A. McCai tl)y W. McCamlny

E. L. Marriott H. T. McGowau....

A, T. Maupin W. S. McKean

J. J. Murry

I. J. Matti'ngly

F. T. Maloney

J. F. Moore .' J. A. Mill)nrn Herraon Monroe . .. A. S. Masterson

C. S. Myers

J. E. Michftiier Burro w.s Xelson John Noble M. L. Owens

J. A.O Xeill Sanauel Perley

G. H. Proctor'

S. B. Palm

J. H. Peake

Hamilton Piatt H. C. Powell

Time employed.

Days Extra

hours.

Amount

received:.

$105 77 54 56 30 49 38 76

1-26 11 863 81 644 40

8 00

9 18 55 04

889 43 393 61 42 14

16 62

2 10

6-2 70 32 04 109 19 25 99 54 24

74 07

6 36

17 28

85 28

4 80 54 60 20 64

60 77 120 00 523 68

3 30 259 05 35 57 96 66 310 32 338 03 72 60

8 40 639 97

.561 12 40 14 18 97

13 44 25 32

3 96

63 90 396 21 427 95

14 16 60 31 46 20

49 62 12 33

13 20

20 34 23 46

50 71 42 42

6.32 19 55 92

15 96

12 84

85 48

121 04

113 88 682 32

460 95

15 30

8 40 198 31 370 41 86 12

143 22

106 10 77 35

Kame.

Time emploj^ed.

Days.

C.A.Park

F.E. Park

C. B. Ratcliffe

S. J. Eichart....

J. E. Eisdon , E. P. Ehodrick

A. J. Eowley

E. W. Eees'e

J. W. Sherman

I. Simmouds

Charles Spencer

T. D. Sandy

Jo Severns

E. D. Smoot

A. Smith , J. Stapleton , E. E. Spurr Joseph Silberberg . .

.

J. H. Schively , E. Teesdale W. E. Taylor

Peter Van Arnum .

.

A. M. Van Buskirk

J. L. Welty

J. F. Walsii D. T. Wilson

D. .S. Walton

A. W. Webb

J. A. Woolvine

S. K. Young

B. F. Znliuger

L. K. Zonk M. Ambrose

E. Amos

S. Adams

H. Anderson... M. Anderson

S. Atkinson

A. Atcliison

E. D. Bond

M. Baily

J. Breslin .. S. J. Blair . J. Buckley.

V. Bryau

F. B(4lman M. Boy.e...

J. P>iT;oks .

.

A. Butler .. A. T'aldwin

O. H. Burwell..-.

E. M. BromagimJ. Beatty

E. K. Brower

V. P. Briggs

A. Bresnahan M. Burrows

S. L. Beall

C. Bates K. A. Bradley ... S. Ball

Isabella Ball E. A. Bailey

A. B.'iiley M. Coakley M. Coui tney

E. Conway.' M. Cook

L. A. Carroll-;-.. F. Chase

S. Curamiskey . .

.

J. Conner M. Connelly
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in the puUic priniing, cj-c.—CoDtinued.

Name.

Time employed.

Days,

A. Collins M. A. Clancy

B. Crowley K. Ct ouiu

S. Collius A. A. Clarvoe A. Cross

S. Crouin M. Clancy A. Callahan

J. T. Cary

A. Conueil i C. S. M. Corbiu M. Corbin M. T. Clark.

E. Davis M. Davis

-A. Daly

C. Daily H. Daily H. M. Downing M. C. Dykes

B. Duffy M. E. Duffy M. Darby M. Donnelly

S. Dickson A. A. Dodd

A. Dickens

S. Edelin

C. Fowler

F. W. Fowler M. Flaherty M. Fitzpatrick M. J. Flaherty M. Fordham

M. Fleming M.Fenton

K. C. Foley M. A. Graves

B. Gleason

E. Gould

I. Geiger

S. Giberson M. Gibbs

E. Germon

E. J. Grinnan

A. Grant

-T. Harrison

S. Hess

J. Howlin... M. Hall

J. Hall

C. Howard

A. Hod<:e

E. Heffell A. Higgins

E. Haven ner

S. Husted

A. E. Hurdle

J. Hellings D. Harper

L. Havs

F. E. Hays

II. A. Hart

D. Handebeam

A. Hughes

L. "V. Harris A. Howard

J. Heise M. E. Illgley M. Y. Johnson A. Jones M. Johnson S.Jack

A. E. Johnson. ,

Extra

hours.

Amount

received.

$91 01 450 03 140 GO

106 13 401 80 395 69 365 61 315 28 439 93 373 65 403 39

81 43 20 00 144 18 300 66 278 45 274 72 194 00 434 74 353 85 642 99 175 30 244 16 67 88 258 45 434 27 431 97 394 39 206 20 200 85 365 88

61 17 246 20 324 50 642 50

411 16 543 07

119 30 18 06 460 95

341 36

190 69 248 55 647 22

370 76 418 93 441 80 165 40 458 07

501 00 663 69 424 39 30 78 422 20 316 27 626 75 387 46 319 09 229 39

77 60 311 99 409 71 167 31 363 88

18 53

69 46 205 10 64 57

32 55 206 87 332 59 132 30 644 18 72 36 120 88 341 81

Name.

Time employed.

Days.

C. KirscU

R. Korts B Kennelly

M. L. Kuaijp

F. Knox

T. Keefe M.Knott

M. La Bille E. Landvoigt

E. Lackey

C. Lusby

J. La Fontaine. .

.

A. Laugh lin E. E. Lyons

M. A. Laden

A. F. Lewis

D. Lay

A. Manning K McGarr

M. A. McNamara

J. Murphy

J. Morris

B. A. Malone

K. Meagher

A. Mangan

E. McCarthy

H. Murphy

J.E.Mansfield... M. A. Malone

A. McCarthy

E. Marche

M. Murphy

C. Maus

M. Mattingly M. McFee K S. Murphy .... M. Magiiire M. J. McLeod

H. Morris

S. Martin

M..Markham

M. McNamara ... M. Mack

A. Martin

C. J. McMahon...

A. McDowell

K. McMahon

M. McCarty

M. M. McCarthy . li. Nelson

C. O'Leary

B. O'Conner

M. E. Owner

S. Partridge

C. Palmer ... E. J. Proctor A. Piggott

R. Porock

M. Page

M. Parker

L. S. Parkham . .

.

J. E. Parrott V. Power

M. Purdy

M. E. Purdy

A. Pleasants

F. A. Proctor K. Reapsoraer . .

.

M. Reilly D. Reilly

L. Russell M. Reagan

H. Rider M. Shingland .... A. Sullivan Abbey Sullivan..,
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in tlie inihUc iJrintirtg, cfc.—Continued. 45

Ifame.

Time employed.

J^ Extra

hours.

Ida Sorrell. A. T. SlieTvalter M. J. Somraers M. E. Sherwood

C. Sheahan

K. Stevens

Ellen Sheahan

L. Silvers / M. E. Speisser

L. Selvv

L. Tucker

A. M. Tinney

A. A. Toben

C. Taylor

E. M. Taylor

S. Trenis M. A. Thompson .

Amount

received.

5156 49 175 19 120 13 651 78 343 90 305 71 326 05 663 75 249 49 308 94 623 38 393 95 261 04

101 17

1 28

337 93 422 93

Ssame.

D. Thompson .

.

C. Ward

il E. Walling

11 J. Wilson

I! H.Webster....

|! I. E. Wills .....

I C. Wright

i M. Woodend . ..

: L. Wilson

! A. Watson C.Wood

il KM. Win sat 8. L^. Walsh

\' E. Wells

ij A.T.Welch ... K.E.Webster .

i! K. Webster

Time employed.

Days Extra

hours.

PUBLIC BTXDIXG.

J. H. Enberts

J. W. White

D. W. Landvoigt

Charles Lemon

E. D. Coruwell

C. Denhara W. Hayes

P. C. G'illon F. A. Mauning

J. F. Bnehler

Ig. M. Knott

T. F. Stewart

A. G. Hullett

J. H. Maine Henry Morgan

G. Rosewag.- Thomas Songster .. J. H. Patterson William Gaisberg . Samuel xvoockogey. . .

.

A. A.Henry

Joseph Maiidren W. P. Slattery Alex. McAllister

F. H. W. Paitland Edwin Walmsley

Eichard Sweetm'an

Daniel Murphy

H. E. Koou

Thomas Beckett H. Hyde

S. T. Crawford

D. A. Murphy

E. A. McPherson

A. Fitzsimons H. Hammond

J. H. Graham

G. L. Tracy

George Griffith C. A. Knoci^ey Martin McCormick

A. H. Frisbee

J. W. Gray W. H. Richardson

Theo. Walmsley

F. B. Trout W. M. Xicholson

J. W. Harrison Eugene Gallagher W. B. R. Willisa John Cole M. L. Kelly

E. Wakeling

314 309f

309i

227f

31 Oi 311i

309 3131

311* 3015 267J

269^- 2^1 305* 2-Oi

301f 292i

30i;

291|

306 302|

306^ 304|

296i 291

304.} 236

314 263f

255|

295

243 2541

257 262|

2'.i2i 2oe|

2253- lioi

142^ 871 128i 24i

182 231|

49i

653-

10

$2,100 00

1, 674 68 1.3^5 19 1,355 47 909 50 1,349 92 1,348 75 1,339 01

1, 252 50

1, 246 50

1, 207 50 1,071 00

1, 076 50

1, 124 00

1, 222 00

]. 121 513 1, 205 50

1, KiO 0 ) 1, 207 50

1, 093 00

1, 199 50

1, 173 50

1. 167 00 1,2J4 00 1,209 50

1, 225 00 1,218 50

1. 168 00

1, 164 00

1, 218 00 944 00

1,2.56 00 1,053 50

1, 020 50

1, ISO 00 972 00 1,017 50

1, 028 00

1, 048 50

1, 171 00

1, 162 00

1, 185 50 903 50 700 50 377 00 569 50 351 00 513 00

97 00 788 67 927 00 197 00 262 50

Augustus Jacobs ...... W. G. James , S. W. Lewis

C. H. Welsh W. Flieduer Yarden Bishop

J. J. Tokum

W. T. John -ton

J. W. Meyer

T. J. Kelley M. H. Maroney

J. P. Morau

^Laurice Flyn,n

F. F. Borgia , James Stewart

F. S. Metcalf

J. L.Eatclilf

T. M. Triplett

C. T. ElwoodC. A. Williaius

J. W. Pvemont

H. C. Dobbs Mark Maiforth

Geo7-ge Sigirera Georse Cor'ies .. T. Vr'. Butcher W. H. Harmer

James McXally

G. H. Bodensick

T. J. Hardester Thomas McComick ...

J. R. HarmeWilliam Scott H. C.Espey , T. O. May

J. A. Landvoigt W. B. Burser M. B. Goi don

G. W. Fisher

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

J. E. Bullock

Peter Byrne

R. A. Conuell

J. S. Robinson

G. D. Bnrch

F. E. Cunningham

C. H.Koehler

C. F. Weser

J. C. Hodges

William McLane

A. D. Stidham

24
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in the puMic binding, ^^c.—Continued.

Name.

C. H.Walker

Alexander Bain. .. Frank Miller A. A. Smith M. A. Dubois W. G. Evans

John Adams

Augustus Kuhner

J. A. Ryan

H. J. Kehr

J. S. Maddren

Harry Anderson .

.

K. G. Lowey

P. J. Byrne W. M. Glover

J. J. Schoonmaker

J. A. B. Espey

Ed. Fumphrey

G. 0. Barnes

GustaveKir.o; D. A. Thompson. .

.

"W.F. Clarksou ... A. Schulz William Chedal...

E. C. Philpitt

J. H. McCormick.

.

Henry McGivern . Andrew Tale

J. T. McGowan . .

.

C. E. Walker

B. Chase

C. Frang

P. J. Caldwell

J. O'Keilly -

.

William Marshall.

C. S.Willis--

J. J. Byrnes John Uoherty

J. P. Caton.-"

J. A. Rutherford .

.

C. H. Kreuer

C. P. Shettle H. M. Cole

C. P. P. Wroe

H. L. Wells

E. S. Latferty Heinbard Biehl ..

.

C. L. Dowden

James Read

C. 0. Fields Dennis Toomey...

J. K. Bailey ...1...

J. W. Beall -

.

H. T. Houck

William McGee. .. Thomas Meushaw.

H. T. Eckart

J. P. McKean

William Howlet .

.

Lewis Rue

A. A. Vessie

Charles Worcester W. D. Hotchkiss .

.

D. P. Leach

J. L. Bentzler

J. C.Cobb

T. Haswell James Clinton

J. A. Mauier

J. E. Knisht

J. C. Motherhed..

.

Alfred Thomas . .

.

J. J. Brunor

J. B. Smith

J. D. Conner

Charles Fowler...

Time employed.

Days.

295^ 2mi

267i 3061

310$ 31H

305i

273^ 2871

29;,g 303§ 279f

283i

234i

2721

165f 243f 28U

257|

261§

249i 295

2371

174A 248i

2721

278-1 149i

1521- 263^- 2601 250f

229i

280J

277* 283|

276i 219J 2m

2371

2491 232i

311 207f

237A

244

212

81*

24 4i 275i

214i

68f

1711

237i

197J 2m

226f

15fii

154if 150 205i

19.5f

162i| 1741

203-1

162J- 121

12i)S 1711

182^

158f

186* 133i

154J

E.Ktra hours.

13

Amount

received.

$1, 187 00

1, 064 50

1, 220 00

1, 068 50

1, 175 50

1, 226 50 1.243 00 1.244 50

1, 222 00

1, 094 00

1, 150 50

1, 181 50 1,215 00

1, 119 50

1, 134 (10 1, 136 50

1, 080 50 663 00 976 50

1. 132 50

1, 028 00 1,060 50

1. 002 00

1, 180 00 956 50 698 00 995 00

1, 090 50

1, 114 50 596 50

611 00

1, 052 50 1,051 50

1. 003 00

923 50

1, 121 00

1, 110 00 1.133 00

1, 107 00 879 50 854 50 949 50

1. 004 50 931 00

1, 250 00

831 00 950 00

981 00 848 00 324 50 976 50

1, 101 00 857 00 274 50 687 50 953 00

791 50

1, 002 50 907 00 626 00 617 50 600 00 820 50 783 00 649 50 699 50 815.00

648 50 484 00 482 50 685 .50 731 50 633 00

744 50 613 on 619 00

Name.

J. T. Blakeney

J. L. Dease. .! D. W. Barnitz W. H. Gorbutt . . . - E. Nash

R. W. Moore

J. A. Perkins W. A. Miller

E. B. Walker

A. Melville H. W. Hobbs

C. W. Wells

D. C. Ringgold W. E. Wright

Mordecai Redd ...

II. H. Rathoon

F. P. Kimraell

E. R. Waters

C. R. Eckloff

E. Holtzman W. E. McGuigan .

.

W. J. Harris W. H. Murphy .... Thomas Mullen. .

.

J. J. G. Ball

C. L. Graenacher.

.

G. L. Ready W. S. Marchael ... J. E. Johnson John Lynch , William Cruso W. T. Kelly Moses Smith , Arthur Summers . Burr Lucas , Hiram Spear , Joseph Morgan

James Nally , Michael Carroll — George Williams .. Patrick McNamee

Robert Logan

E.- A.Holl

George McCauley.,

D. E. Ritchie. ...... William Hobbs .... George Coleman . .

.

A. P. Rogers

J. J. Jones William Johnson .. J. A. Gleason H C. Joy

J. T. Hayna

James McNally Abraham Rawls . .. Richard Lee

E. E Buchecker

Randall Brown

Charles Barr Randolph Williss .. D. F. S. Rodgers

J. S. Fisher

G. G. Koehler

Ellen Slieahan M. T. Lincoln William Robinson . J. W. Htighes

A. L. Carrier H. Aschenbach

G. M. Bond

Ellis Huehes

L. I. Boteler R. E G iyle L r Jewett W. H. Fletcher

J. T. Whitaker

Time employed.

Days

54^

52i 224 § "74

1

1 76|

147i 39|

81i

165f 314

313§ 313|

314

311J

307^

31('a 308* 3m

27.-I 26 314

366

366 267

295f

2561

314 208i

311 359

312

366

314 2695

309 3131

313f

314

314 312

314

314

243

314 299g

274

112

1861 92

3lli

2l4i

5h71

191

105 209

25

41|

514195$

294|

53

28

172126

24i 26

25

241

2126

3030

Extra

hours.

26

22

37
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

No. 8.

Persons employed in the puMic linding, #c. —Continued. 47

Xame.

Time employed.

Days

E. Y. Sanderson Annie Keilly EllaEiley , SaUie Best

E. Osmond

K. H. Locke

F. S alii van E.M. Hogan

Lizzie Dewey

M. E. Shaw

M. A. Green E D Davis

C. Crooks

S. E. ifcCaffertv E. B. ilorley ..I J. Catbeart Louisa Wells

J. E. Bennett Agnes Adams

Kate Kellv

S. E. Twitchell Frances Straub M. A. Wasney Eva Walker

B. L Eckloflf Margaret Mitchell.. M.E. Barry K. G. Marcellus B.D. Friend

Ella Hanrahan M. J. Tophain A. A. Coldesser

lloseKleiber

L. A. Caulk

Margaret Solms

Alice Alexander

Eittie Mitchell H.M. Shine Maggie Byrnes M. Pv. A. Boyd

Jennie Goss H. Gillott E. M. Yerger

Fannie Malone M. E. Moore

A. Callahan

E. V. Slyer M. Fox

Georgie Mitchell Annie Garey L Metcalf , Beckie Geary

E. M. Ash ton , S. J. Davis M. Falconer Alice Johnston ^ .

!

Mary ;>/IcGolilrack . ./ .

.

,

M. E. Keleher /...! M. E. Bailey \/....! L. Ganghrao ! E. T. Coke i Annie Cowling

Beatrice Terrell F. E. Deluiiey

J. Eutherfor d Mary Herzbt-rger A. S. Davidsou

Ella Garrett I.. S. C. Darby

Amelia Moreno V-

.

Susie McManns

Blanche McMurry

M.C. Dove

Luln El wood \ . D. Harbaugh ME.- Longsou

2405

30(5| 286|

296

144^ 291i

291^ 2681

265i

283J

155 2581

287 300t

-298f 2831

306§

2961

2964

pool

30U

250^

296i 2871 306f Uli

2264

307 311i 292i

313

2261 29ea 298^

276^ 29Ui

291 26Ui

255f

187i

270i 31U

981 244A

1751

1831 54i 15H

150f 22« 276

310 2751

2^0i 2704 306f

35.1

283| 287i

2:::6i 2^-5J 276|

296^ 290 2591

307

2e9| 278 274i

52 mi

Extra

hours.

38

Amount

received.

|614 42

768 46 702 92

753 74

381 75 742 51 741 57

6t4 40

678 12 723 44 396 44 658 07 574 00

601 25 596 75

566 50 612 75

593 25

597 25 512 50 576 75 578 50 608 00 603 50

501 .')0 546 57 530 33 564 68 276 11 415 92 565 8-2 573 39 539 94 573 85 424 47 547 70 550 23

507 38 548 39 536 50 4?7 07 472 39 343 98 500 71 591 77 182 (-!8 465 74 324 06

.340 11 103 15 306 ^8 206 95 434 76 509 01 585 09

3-71 61 379 63 366 60 4L4 47 340 24 384 12 389 62 307 61 385 6 J 375 31 395 34 3e9 39 345 66 409 34

390 76 376 62 373 48

69 33 391 02

134 20 369 12

Name.

M. E. Mahoney.

Ellen Everson .

.

C. M. Harbaugb

M. W. Gibson... Fida Dove

PIECE-WORK. M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris . Mary Morris

S. E! Croiiin M. Tibbetts

J. Eutherdale

Elizabeth Huntress. Margaret Stewart. .

.

Lsabella Johnston . .

.

Ellen Sullivan Margaret Kennelly . J. ET Minor

L. C. Eivsterbrooks.

.

Jennie Gates

Clara Boswell Martha Bradley

J. Goldsborough

Nellie Krafft

Ella Gallagher. Margaret Crouin

!\]r.i\L',;iret Shields ... Mary llouan Kate Eeilly Floia Pruett M. S. Gordon

A. H. Lindsley Annah Smith

E. J. M. EHresh

Sallie Michael.

L. Deiiham

Aita Glover M. W. Lee M. A. Seitz

S. C. Kennedy

Eugenie Rivaux . ... C. A,. Bouth

E. A. El worth

Catharine Durham .

.

L. Mack

Nettie Woodard . ... Susan Lenimon

Eebecca To) sou

]Mury J. ilartiu M. A. Dodson Mary Atchison M. A. Barron

A. V. Hunt

L. E. Stevens Ann Brannan

S. V. Stausbury

Mary Farrell Catharine Stanton . . F. M. Ober M. J. McKee

A. C. Fraucis Kate Lyons

L. V. Holt

L. M. Watson M. A. Ford

Lvdia Force

L.^v.Klopfer Frances Graves M. A. Braunan M. E. Brown

M. E. Hill Nannie Nolan

E. J. Hooper M. E. Lenman

Time employed.

Days.

581

71-., 117t 262f

246f

Extra

hours.
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Persons employed in the puMlc binding, cfc.—Continued.

Name.

Time era- ployed. Amount

received. Name.

Time employed- Amount

received. Days. Extra

hours. Days. Extrahours.

$306 06

299 45 387 88 277 23

349 2-2 307 10 152 15 153 22

C. Renneker ^•225 52

102 62

235 94

142 11 65 28

309 Of) 385 45 117 79

M. J. Walker

S. E. El wood

Annie Fowler M. J. Hand

Marv McKenna

M. L. Ludlow
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

No. 9.

Statement shoiving the nunibe)' of pei'sons employed on tJie Congressional Record for

the first session of the Forty-fourth Congress, icirh the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra icork.

Name.

Days.

Amount

received.

M. D. Helm Aven Pearson M. Xoyes

H. G. EUis

A. T. Cavis

C. 'W. WitheroTv

J. W. Thomas

A. H. Erown

D. Mcintosh

X. A. Swart

C. S. Mvers

R. C. Powell Frank Glenrov

O. F. Dunlap.!

William Bamum

L J. Jamison W. H. Hickman

A. McNelly

B. A. Ford James Bawn

Charles Danenliower.. W. G. Burses

J. S. Burnside t .

.

"William McFarlane . . F. A. West

X. Bunch

F. Eeamer W. E. Winston /... A. E. Sardo

C. E. Beach

S. T. Brown

Henry Evans

C. W.'Hurdle

J. A. Cushley

C. D. Parsons A. J. Preall LE. Cole. Edward Duff

J. G. Hudson

T. H. Fitnam

A. D. McKenzie

J. A. Dawson ^. John Burnside

A. H. Jones W. P. Martin

G. M. Ramsey

G. W. Pierce Frank Eraser

J. A. Cooper

J. W. Hughes

A. H. Post

B. Cromelien

F. Donnelly

G. Coakley

E. H. Sutton Moses Foskey Ashlev Eobinson W. H. Scott W. E. Saunders

S. L. Studley Jennie Donnelly

Mary O'Brien Annie Heatley

Josephine Carlisle Catharine Burke

Henrietta Tompkins..

Bridget McXamara . .

.

Johanna Hickey

S. M. Adams

Etta Dew

Mary O'Brien L E. Jones Emma Swain M. A. Hunter

77

;2, 196 00

1, 554 10 1,434 50

1,2.57 50

1, 333 12 192 00

1, 332 00

1, 332 00

1, 332 00 1,140 00 156 75 48 00 876 19 139 25

110 00 425 00 257 99 438 41 447 83 042 25 675 00 220 50

57 00 1,019 50 768 75 565 05 570 GO 577 80 800 00 766 00 84 00 182 00 43 00 179 50 322 50 24 00 23 00

41 00 158 50

140 00 267 00 256 50 629 50

64 00 250 00

48 00 264 .59 80 45

16 20 772 00 696 00 267 09 468 00 442 69 442 41 348 06 181 42

31 50 326 16 106 63 297 08 297 03 283 31 338 08 285 19 305 62 287 43

14 36 22 62 210 27

86 29 96 79

8 67

23 54

Xame.

Time employed.

y) Extra

J. E. Hart

Elizabeth Mangan

Sarah Campbell. .

.

Annie Gradv

M. B.Bradbury ... Victoria Clark Kate Sweeney

Emma Hurdle

Jane McXamara .

.

Annie Doyle Kate Miller Marv Xally M. A.rrt! M. A. McCormick

Margaret Sweeney M. L. Hopson ; Margaret Gormley | M. E. Warner i Alice Miller

Charlotte Heatley.

E. L. Tew

M. A'. Wheeler---. Anna Slentz A. A. Shelton Laura Schafer Bridget Sheahan .

.

Annie Evan

A. W. Potter Mary Moore

Annie McGuire . .

.

Alia McGraw

Marv Mills Ellen McCarthy...

Mary McCanna . . - Maggie Krearaer.

.

MaL^gie McKie Marv Hill A. D. Goss

Elizabeth Dement.

Inez Carlisle Elizabeth Crogan . S. E. Crutchett ... H. M. Crawford...

Ellen Barnes

Settle Bartlett Annie Mitchell Kate Mayhew

Martha Allison . .

.

A. M. Parsons

C. J. Jones

J. M. Kelly A. M. Graham

•I. W. Kearney.

.

H. Sage

J. C. In graham

P. W. Hale

George Xash

C. B.'Crusor W. Bramberger ... J. F. Fuller

C. F. Grantham...

J. M. Hall

J. K. McDonald...

J. W. Jordan

E. T. Botts Charles Thompson

H. T. Hough

E. B. Harford

Eichard Berry George Dice

' W. H. Mickle, jr Charies Bram

G. A. Leach

L. E. Frank

25^

38|

7|

95t

31

15131

331

5i 34i

h

If 44^

98i 59|

81J

1544 60f I m

439ili

60| 13i

821

^s 1683§

78|

i

I22I

2525i

9%

15" 1526

2f)

17^

37 18118

72

50 1554

68

16

21

31

'"23' 13080 102

27 15234

29

154

50

118

42

6063

4
50 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, ^c—Continued.

Name.

G. L. Pearson , Walter Whaples . .

.

G. F. Page

G. W. Bates , E. J. Burr

J. "W. Harrison

J. J. Yokum

Maurice Flynn

T. D. Cornwell W. T. Johnson

T. J. Kelly Varden Bishop

E. Wakeling John Cole D. A. Murphy

Dennis Toomey

Alfred Thomas . . .

.

J. L. Bentzler

J. C. Cobb

J. W. Beall

J. J. Brunor

Charles Fowler

J. D. Conner

A. Melville

J, B. Smith

J. A. Maurer

J. E. Knight

D. P. Leach W. D. Hotchkiss... A. A. Vessie

J. C. Motherhead. .. T. Haswell James Clinton

J. A. Perkins

E. Nash

A. A. Smith W. B. Burger

R. A. ConneU

J. I. Leitch

S. W. Potts

P. J. Caldwell

Charles Worcester. Lewis Rue

Orrin Eddy

E. S.Lafferty

B. Chase

H. T. Eckart

C. P. P. Wroe

D. A.Thompson ... Grustave King

J. H. McCormick . .

.

F. B. Frost H. K. Koon

T.F. Stewart

J. H. Maine,

J. W. Meyer

J. H. Graham

George Griffith W. P. Slattery W. M. Nicholson . .

.

W. H. Richardson.

.

Daniel Murphy

Henry Morgan

A. Fitzsimons Thomas Songster .. W.V. Bain

C. Franz W. M. Glover

P. J. Byrne

J. A. Landvoigt John O'Reilly

J. C. Hodges

H.L. V. Veils

C. L. Dowd en

J. K. Bailey W. Shaeflf

Time employed.

Days.

19i 29t

94 202i

151 1141 115|

113t

136i

lllf 112t

11795|

7327|

95| 114f 99|

iiel 99i

115^

107i

116160 115f

114-1 lOOJ not im

29^

651 20i

441 451 391

41| 19

lOf

102030

415i

lOi

15f

5i 14f lOi

32f

2323

lOf

77

61

6i

Extra

hours.

Amount

received.

143 88 66 09

21 37

481 91 359 85 475 00

482 00 472 50 484 50 464 50 468 00

491 00 390 00 300 00 118 00 386 00 389 50 474 00 407 50 212 00

481 00 405 00 479 00 447 50

491 50 248 00 487 00 470 50 417 00 457 50 418 50 334 00 472 50 123 50 269 50 82 00

9 50

9 50 187 50

44 00 187 50 165 50 175 00

76 00

51 00

48 00 96 00 135 00 24 00

68 50

50 00

82 00 25 00

74 50

53 00

148 00

101 00

100 00 32 00 34 00 32 00 28 00 33 00 32 00 33 00 34 00 47 50 35 00

35 00 32 50 32 00

31 50 32 00 32 00

32 00 32 00

Time employed. Name.

J. J. Schoonmaker

.

C. H. Kroner John Adams , M. A. Dubois

E. J. Kehr W. G. Evans

J. A. Ryan

T. O.May

Harry Aioderson . .

.

R. W.Wade

J. W. Gray

William McLean... James Nalley

C. L. Greanacher...

G. L. Ready

J. J. Jones George McCauley .

.

J. T. Hayne

J. W. E." White

G. King

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelley

L. L. Rouzee

J. A. Daly

T. Qainlan

H. C. Joy

J. S. Smith W. M. Laporte H. W. Chase George Recar

E. M. Bromagim

F. Chase

A. Collins M. Connelly

J. Conner

L. A. Carroll M. Darby

S. Cummiskey

E. Handebean

M. McNamara

M. Markham

M. Maguire

M. V. Purdy

H. Rider Ida Sorrell D. Thompson

E. Wells K. Grant

C. Wood

PIECE-WOEK. W. R. Atwell

N. S. Adams

T. J. Alleger . A.G.Allison.

J. W. Armstrong.

Theodore Alvord W. G. Burgess .

.

Wallace Brewer . J. P. Ross W. M. Boyd

O. C. Butler

J. S. Burnside

L. L. Beck

Louis Bass George Burklin.

.

L. L. Burke

L. L. Bender

G. B. Bayless H. V. Bisbee

A. T. Bloomer

F. S. Casselman .

.

J. B. Close W. E. Chase W. P. Chew

Days.

6^

6f

6i

6|

1?

IIJ3| 29i

29i 28i

75f 55f

111 56

187

181 200

57

34

62^ 4323

43

5J 122

119| 122

122

122

122

81 122

122

120

120

12133 120

117

121 122

1 122

Extra

hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

No. 9.

Persons employed on the Congressional Record, 4^c. —Continnecl.

Name.

Time employed.

Days.

K. H. CamplseU

"W. "W. Croggan

G. W. Cos

W. F. Cobb

J. r. Cooley

E,.E. Craig W.J. Caldwell

S. E. Cameron

C. M. Cyphers James Dougherty...

TV. H. DiiliBg A. P. Douglass

C. H. Davis

J. M. Eggleston

E. B.Eynon

G. W. Elliott E. T. Eletcher

Gilbert Fitz Gerald.

G. "W. Furcron

J. G. Forney Thomas Fealy

J. P. Garner W. B. Green

J.J. Garner

H. H. Gray

E. C. Grumley

T. H. Greenfield .... G. W. Green

C. T. Garrett H. B. Gregg

J. J. Heron W. T. House

G. W. Howard W. Heflfelfinger C. T. Harding

"W. C. Henry

Charles Henry

J. H. Stephenson

C. P. Higgins George Hutton

J. C. Huston

I. W. Hays

M. B. Harris Samuel Irving

G. S. .Johnson

J. J. Johnson

Kichard Kingsman.

.

John Kenedy

J.J. Judge." H. A. Keefer W.M. King

James Kenealy

C. S. Myers W. S. McKean

J. J. Murray

H. T. McGowan

James McCarthy ... J. A. McCarthy

A. T. Maupin

E. L. Marriott

"W. McCamley

Florence Maloney . .

.

J. A. Milburn

J. F. Moore Thomas McGowan.

.

J. G. McDoweU

•J. A. Myers

F. S. Mathews Herman Monroe

O. F. Mattingly

"W. S. Masterson John Noble Burrows Nelson

J. A. O'Neil

"W. L. H. Owens

C. A. Park

Extra

hours.

Amount

received.

$405 05 48 08 37 14 379 32

507 59 32 76 33 00 245 11 123 90 536 44 3 85 2 87 3 12 160 40

3 66

5 58 ^ 437 82 725 50 405 31 593 23

29 76

13 62 628 07 37 08

3 96 i 560 86 ! 453 37 208 46 104 17 163 93 401 59 34 08

3 85

15 87 2 87 43 40 12 98

11 60 165 79 271 93 2 70 1 413 23

12 72 i 43 29 j 225 75 ; 269 26 214 94 621 65 14 88 ' 3 47

3 GO

j 152 43 1 859 78

301 39

567 85 222 17

j 335 88 104 70 313 99 147 89 397 66

18 98 80 341

28

51 3 85

3 95

3 00

3 04

50 74

3 85 328 81 29 88 18 78

93 23

58 30 85 93

Name,

Time employed.

Days

F. E. Park , H. C. Powell Hamilton Piatt William Piatt

S. J. Phillips W. H. Prout

A. E. Quantrille — E. P. Ehodrick

J. R Eisdon W. E. Eamsey

C. B. Eatcliffe E. W. Eeese , J. E. Eeese A. J. Eowley

J. H. Shively

Charles Spencer..

.

I. Simonds A. Smith

T. W. Shiel

J. Stopleton A. H. Simonds

E. E. Spurr

E. C. Smith W. C. Sefton Joseph Silberberg. H. C. Ta'lton

A. S. Fennell

Peter Van Arnum

J. A. Woolwine — D. S. Watton

A. W. Webb

J. L. Welty

E. M. Wheat

D. T. Wilson

L. Woodford

L. Woodward

S.K.Young

B. T. Zalinger

L. K. Zook

A. C. Francis Kate Lyons L.V.Holt

L. M. Watson

M. A. Ford

Lydia Force

L. V. Klopfer

Francis Graves . .

.

M. A. Brannan . .

.

M. E. Brown

M. E. Hill Nannie Nolan

E. J. Hooper M. E. Leuman Mary Shugrue

Mary Barry

Lizzie Smiith M. J. Walker

Barbara Louxman

Annie Fowler

Nellie Krafft ^ Ella Gallagher Margaret Shields . Mary Honan

Kate Eeilly ... Flora Pruett M. S. Gordon

A. H. Lindsley Annah Smith

E. J. McElfresh...

S. V. Stansbury . .

.

Sallie Michael

L. Denham Ann Brannan Ada Glover

Lizzie Mack

Susan Lemmon ...
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 9.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, ^c. —Continued.

Name.

Nettie Woodward

.

Mary Farrell Margaret Uroniu . , H. Anderson

M. Ambrose

J. Bresliu

E. D. Bond

V. P. Briggs

J. Buckley

E. M. Bromagim .

.

J. Barrv

V. Bryan

K. A. Bradley . K. Cronin ........ E. Couway

S. Collins" A. A. Olarvoe

L. A. Carroll M. Clancy A. Cross

E. Cbase . A. Collins M. Connelly , S. Ctimmiskey

J. Conner

B. Duffy M. E. Dufify ...... M. Darby

M. Davis

E. Davis

C. Dailv H. Dailev

•A. Dalv"

S. Edeiin M. Fordham

M. Fentou M. Flaherty M. A. Graves

I. Geiger , E. Gould , A. Grant

B. Gleason

S. Hess

A. Hughes

C. Howard

Time employed.

Days. Extra

hours.

Amount

received.

$2 52

3 96

11 52

12 64

121 08 133 31 101 23 53 59

27 38 166 80 172 95

145 72 2 00

128 27

58 91 74 45

73 24

190 33 175 89

2 00 145 73

141 12

146 16 146 16 146 16

118 88 112 88 162 81 22 24

41 77 138 15

2 45 152 28 118 64 153 59

48 58 148 27

32 82

114 87 105 16

109 20

39 83 168 50. 77 90

84 35

Name.

A. Higgins M. Hall

T. Harris in

S. Husted

J. Hellings

E. Handebean . M.E.HlsIey ... M. Knott

E. Xorts

C. Kirsch

A. Laughlan . .

.

E. Landvoigt .

.

J. La Fontaine . C. Lusby

L. Lays

J. Murphy

A. Mangan

K. Meager

A. Martin

J. E. Mansfield. A. Manning

M. A. Malone .

.

E. Mc'^arthy... M. McNamara . M. Maguire M. Markham .

.

K. McMahon. . B. O'Conner

E. J. Proctor ... J. E. Parrott . .

.

F. S. Parkham . F. A. Proctor .

.

M. Purdy

S. Partridge H. Eider

D. Beilley M. Eeagan

Ida Sorrel M. E. Speisser.. D. Thompson .

.

C. O. Taylor....

C. Wood

E. Wells

J. Wilson

Time employed.

Days.

o