47th Congeess,

1st Session. SENATE. ( Mis. Doc.

\ No. 7. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE,

SHOWIXG THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC PRIXTIXG, BINDING, ETC.,

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1881.

December 5, 1881, —Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.

WASHINGTON:

GrOYERNMENT PEINTINa OFFICE,

1881.

AXXUAL REPOET

OF THE ~ PUBLIC PRi:^^TER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington J December 5, 1881. Sir: I have tlie honor to transmit to Gougress, through you, the

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

JXO. D. DEFEEES,

Fuhlic Frinter. Hon. David Davis,

President of the Senate pro tempore.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washmgton, December 5, 1881.

To the Senate and House of Eepresentatives

:

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

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

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

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

fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, 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 x)ersons employed in the Government Printing Office, and the time

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

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

following order:

No. 1. Showing tlie docnmeiits 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 distribitted.

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

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

4. Showing the disbursements on account of the Public Printing.
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No. 5. Showing the disbursements on acconnt of Paper for the Public Printing.

6. Showing the disbursements on account of the Public Binding.

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

8. Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, the Supreme Court of the United States^ the Court of Claims, and the Executive Departments.

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

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

Capitol and the Government Printing Office.

11. Showing the disbursements on account of Index to Official Reports of the Centennial Exhibition of 1876.

12. Showing the number of persons employed in the Public Printing and Binding

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

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

the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has re- ceived.

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

the amount earned by each. The actual expenditures on account of the printing, binding, engra,ving, lithographing, &c., of the Government of the United States for the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, as executed at the Government Printing Office, are shown in the following summary of the detailed statements

hereinafter presented:

For Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer. $15, 662 55 For the Public Printing 885, 607 39 For Paper for the Public Printing 433, 549 37 For the Public Binding 539, 430 91 For the Congressional Record I" 117, 765 44 For Lithographing, Mapping, and Engraving 219,984 98 For completing Catalogue of Library of Congress 3, 233 63 For Telephonic Connection 405 00 For Index to Centennial Rei^orts 300 00 2,215,939 27 And they were made out of the following appropriations:

Salaries, Office of Public Printer, 1881 $13, 600 00 Contingent Expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1880* 148 81 Contingent Expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1881 1, 913 74 Public Printing and Binding, 1880* 100, 644 40 Public Printing and Binding, 1881 2, 095, 693 69 Completing the New General Catalogue of the Library of Congress 3, 233 63 Telephonic Connection between the Capitol and Government Printing

Office, 1879* 37 50 Telephonic Connection between the Capitol and Government Printing

Office, 1880* ' 157 00 Telephonic Connection between the Capitol and Government Printing

Office, 1881 210 50 Index to Official Reports of the Centennial Exhibition of 1876 300 00

2, 215, 939 27

* These amounts were i)aid on liabilities incurred during the fiscal years named.
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REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIJ^TER. 7 DISTRIBUTION OF DOCUIMENTS.

The usual number of copies printed of the documents and reports of

each house of Congress is 1,900, and of bills and joint resolutions 924. These are distributed as follows

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Ordnance Bureau, War Department

Office of the Public Printer

File-copies Keserved for binding

Total number printed

411

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6 190

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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.

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Library of Congress

Library of the House of Representatives. Library of the Court of Claims

Office of the Public Printer

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112 411

40 470

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1, 117 PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING-.

By virtue of sections 3766 to 3772, both inclusive, of the Eevised Statutes, the Joint Committee on Printing has the exclusive control of the

matter of contracting for paper for the public printing, and of fixing

upon standards of paper for the different descriptions of Congressional

and executive printing. Under the direction of the committee, contracts

V were entered into for supplying any required quantities of the various
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kinds from March 1, 1881, to February 28, 1882, with the following

persons

:

UNCALENDERED PRIXTING-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Sugar River Paper-Mill Company, Clareiuout, N. H., 5,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 8.2 cents per pound.

Sugar River Paper-Mill Company, Claremont, K PI., 5,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 8.1 cents per pound.

Sugar River Paper-Mill Company, Claremont, N. H., 5,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 8 cents per pound.

Sugar River Paper-Mill Company, Claremont, N. H., 7,500 reams, 45 pounds, at 7.9 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 7,500 reams, 45 pounds, at 8 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadeljiliia, Pa., 5,000 reams, 90 pounds, at 7.9 cents per pound.

CALENDERED PRINTING-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Jessup and Moore Paper Comjiany, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 8.5 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 5,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Fairchild Paper Comj^any, Boston, Mass., 2,500 reams, 53 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, N. Y., 2,500 reams, 53 i)Ounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 500 reams, 44 pounds, at 8.7 cents per pound.

Pairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 1,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Pairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 250 reams, 60 pounds, at 8.9 cents per poundJessuj) and Moore Paper Co-iipany, Philadelphia, Pa., 250 reams, 60 pounds, at 8.9 cents j)er pound.

SIZED AND CALENDERED PRINTING-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 3,000 reams, 45 i^ounds, at 9 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 3,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 9 cents per pound.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 9 cents per pound.

Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 1,500 reams, 42 i^ounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 500 reams, 40 pounds, at 8.9 cents per pound. SUPER-SIZED AND SUPER-CALENDERED CREAM-TINTED PRINTING-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 2,500 reams, 40 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 250 reams, 40 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philat'elphia, Pa., 250 reams, 40 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 250 reams, 70 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.
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Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Pliiladelpliia, Pa., 250 reams, 70 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound.

Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 2,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 8.8 cents per pound. PAPER FOR POST-GFFICE BLAXKS (EXGIXE-SIZED), OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 500 reams, 46 pounds, at 9 cents per pound.

Jessup and Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa., 500 reams, 46 pounds, at 9 cents per pound. MAP-PAPER.

Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York, X. Y., 2.500 reams, at 10.3 cents per pound. WRITIXG-PAPER (TO BE OF AXY REQUIRED WEIGHT).

JVhiie quarto-2)Ost, 10 hy 16 inches. TVoolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 3,500 reams, at 10,1 cents per pound.

Blue qnario-post. 10 Ijij 16 inches. Wool worth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 200 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

White cap, 13 hy 16.^ or 14 ly 17 inches. "\Yoolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 2,500 reams, at 9.9 cents per x)Ound. Blue cap, 13 hy 16i or 14 hy 17 inches. AYoolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 300 reams, at 10.4 cents per pound.

Laid cap, 13 hy 164 or 14 hy 17 inches, of any required color or colors. H. y. Butler, jr., & Co., Xew York, X. Y., 500 reams, at 14.5 cents per pound.

Laid douhle-cap, 16^ hy 26 or 17 hy 28 inches, of any required color or colors. H. Y. Butler, jr., & Co., Xctt York, X. Y., 400 reams, at 14 cents per pound.

White douhle-cap, 16i hy 26 or 17 hy 28 inches. "SYoolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 7,500 reams, at 9.7 cents per pound.

Blue douhle-cap, 16^ hy 26 or 17 %28 inches. AYoolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 200 reams, at 10.4 cents per pound.

Yellow douhle-cap, 17 hy2S inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., Xew York, X. Y., 200 reams, at 11.1 cents per pound.

Seymour Paper Company, Xew York, X. Y., 200 reams, at 11.1 cents per pound.

Buff douhle-cap, 17 hy 2s inches. "Woolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 1,000 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

White demy, 16 hy 20^ inches. "Woolworth & Graham, Xew York, X. Y., 3,000 reams, at 9,8 cents per pound.
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Blue demy, 16 % 20^ inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 300 reams, at 10.4 cents per pound.

White double demy, 20^ hy 32 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 4,000 reams, at 9.8 cents per pound.

White folio, 17 hy 22 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 2,500 reams, at 9.8 cents per pound.

Blue folio, 17 by 22 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 500 reams, at 10.4 cents per pound.

White double-folio, 22 by 34 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 3,000 reams, at 9.8 cents per pound.

Blue douhle-folio, 22 by 34 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 3,000 reams, at 10.3 cents per pound.

White medium, 18 by 23 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 1,200 reams, at 9.9 cents per pound.

Blue medium, 18 by 23 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 200 reams, at 10.4 cents per pound.

White royal, 19 by 24 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 1,500 reams, at 9.9 cents per pound.

White super-royal, 20 by 28 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 1,000 reams, at 9.9 cents per pound.

White imperial, 22^ by 31 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 3,000 reams, at 9.9 cents per pound.

White, of any required size not enumerated above, not to exceed 26 by 48 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 2,500 reams, at 10.1 cents per pound.

Colored, of any required size not enumerated above, not to exceed 26 by iH inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 15.9 cents per pound.

Golden envelope-paper, 19 by 24 inches. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa., 100 reams, at 11 cents per pound.

COVER-PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED COLOR OR COLORS, 20 BY 25 INCHES. Friend and Fox Paper Comi^any, Cincinnati, Ohio, 300 reams, at 9.8 cents per pound.

F. L. Tileston, Boston, Mass., 300 reams, at 9.8 cents per pound. TEA-COLOR CORNER-PAPER, 22| BY 32 INCHES. ^ Fairchild Paper Company, Boston, Mass., 200 reams, at 9.4 cents per pound.
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MAXILA PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED SIZE AND WEIGHT.

Megargee Brothers, PliiladelpMa, Pa., 300 reams, at 7.9 cents per pound.

PLATE-PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED SIZE AND WEIGHT,

S' D. AVarren & Co., Boston, Mass., 50,000 pounds, first class, at 10.5 cents per pound.

Friend and Fox Paper Comj)any, Cincinnati, Ohio, 50,000 pounds, second class, at 9.9 cents per pound.

TISSUE PAPER, 20 BY 30 INCHES.

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman^ Baltimore, Md., 1,000 reams, at|l. 045 per ream. GLAZED BOND-PAPER.

WoolTTorth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 2,500 sheets, 11 by 31^ inches, at 8 mills per

sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Hoiyoke, Mass., 2,500 sheets, 11 by 31^ inches, at 8

mills per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 15,000 sheets, 20^ by 32 inches, at 1.6 cents per sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 15,000 sheets, 20^ by 32 inches, at 1.6 cents per sheet. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 100,000 sheets, 17 by 28 inches, at 9 mills per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 10,000 sheets, 22 by 31^ inches, at 1.6 cents per

sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 3,000 sheets, 20^ by 24i, at 1.2 cents per

sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 3,000 sheets, 20| by 24^ inches, at 1.2 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 42,500 sheets, 19 by 31 inches, at 1,4 cents per sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 42,500 sheets, 19 by 31 inches, at 1.4 cents per sheet. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 10,000 sheets, 18 by 23 inches, at 1 cent

per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 10,000 sheets, 18 by 23 inches, at 1 cent per

sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 10,000 sheets, 18 by 23 inches, at 1 cent per sheet. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 150,000 sheets, 17 by 22 inches, at 7 mills per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 10,000 sheets, 21 by 31 inches, at 1.5 cents per sheet. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 500 sheets, 21 by 21 inches, at 1.1 cents

per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 500 sheets, 21 by 21 inches, at 1.1 cents per

sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York, N. Y., 500 sheets, 21 by 21 inches, at 1.1 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge &. Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 500 sheets, 21 by 21 inches, at 1.1 cents per sheet. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 750 sheets, 19 by 23 inches, at 1.1 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 750 sheets, 19 by 23 inches, at 1.1 cents per

sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York, N. Y., 750 sheets, 19 by 23 inches, at 1.1 cents per sheet.
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Dobler, Mudge & Cbapmau, Baltimore, Md., 750 sheets, 19 by 23 incbes, at 1.1 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 10,000 sheets, 22 by 34 inches, at 1.8 cents per sheet. IMITATION PARCHMENT.

Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 30,000 sheets, 21 by 24 inches, at 1.9 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., .30,000 sheets, 17 by 22 inches, at 1.4 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 30,000 sheets, 15| by 18^ inches, at 1.2 cents per sheet. PARCHMENT DEED PAPER, 22f BY 31J INCHES. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 3,000 sheets, at 2.5 cents per sheet. BANK-NOTE PAPER, 10^ BY 17 INCHES. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 25,000 sheets, at 4 mills per sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 25,000 sheets, at 4 mills per sheet. BRISTOL-BOARD. Woolworth ife Graham, New York, N. Y., S0,000 sheets, thin, 22^ by 28^ inches, at 2.3 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 50,000 sheets, thick, 22^ by 28^ inches, at 2.7 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 300,000 sheets, pearl gray, 21 by 31 inches,

at 2.5 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 300,000 sheets, mellow, 21 by 31 inches, at

2.7 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York, N. Y., 5,000 sheets, golden, 21 by 31 inches, at 2.8 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York. N. Y., 1,666 sheets, yellow, 21 by 31 inches, at 2.8 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York, N. Y., 1,667 sheets, yellow, 21 by 31 inches, at

2.8 cents per sheet. CARD-BOARD, 22^ BY 28J INCHES.

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 3,000 sheets, heavy railroad, at 5.5 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, white china, at 4.3 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 500 sheets, green, at 4.7 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, red, at 4.7 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 500 sheets, blue, at 4.7 cents per sheet. Statement Ko. 5 exhibits the exact quantity of each kind of paper

purchased during the fiscal year ending on the 30th day of June. 1881,

except that used on the Congressional Record, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was $133,519.37. There remained on

hand, June 30, papers of various kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to $60,361.48.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $219,984.98, as will appear by reference to Statement ^o. 8. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, on

account of the public binding was $539,430.91, the details of which will
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be found in Statement Xo. 6. The value of stock on hand at the end of

the fiscal year was $43,145.96. ^ CONGRESSIONAL PRINTINO AND BINDING.

During the third session of the Forty-sixth Congress there were

ordered printed for the Senate 940 bills and joint resolutions, 63 executive documents, 48 miscellaneous documents, 210 reports of committees^

18 resolutions, and 6 confidential documents. For the House there were

ordered printed 1,069 bills and joint resolutions, 99 executive documents,

17 miscellaneous documents, 41 resolutions, and 400 reports of committees. During the first special session of the Senate of the Forty-seventh

Congress there were ordered printed for the Senate 5 executive documents, 23 miscellaneous documents, and 1 report from committee.

The orders made during the third session of the Forty-sixth Congress

for public docum^.nts, exclusive of the usual number, are as follows: SEXATE KESOLUTIONS. Xumber copies. Jail' 8 1880 I ^^V^rt Committee on Frauds iu Late Elections . ; 300 June 17, 1880. Manual of the Rules of the Senate. 1, 050 Dec. 13, 1880. Reprint of Senate Bill No. 496, pension claims 925

Dec. 13,1880. President's Message without documents 3,000

Dec. 20, 1880. Repriut of Senate Report No. 255, second session Forty-sixth

Congress 1,900 Dec. 17, 1880. Reprint of Senate Rei)ort No. 539, second session Forty-sixth

Congress 1,900

Dec. 22, 1880. Senate Bill Xo. 1914 500 Dec. 22,1880. Senate Bill No. 1915 " 500

Jan. 5, 1881. Report on yellow fever on hoard of U. S. ship of war Plymouth

in 1878-'79 500

Jan. 5, 1881. Proceedings of Finance Committee on Senate Bill No. 741 50

Jan. 12, 188 L Questions of order prepared hy \Yilliam J, McDonald 400 Jan. 25,1881. Stateraentsof Secretary of Treasury. &c., for FinanceCommittee. . 200

Jaa. 31,1881. Senate Report No. 779 , 1,900 Feh. 5, 1881. Senate Bill No. 133, educational fund hill 1, 000 Feb. 9, 1881. Letter of Hon. Edward Everett to Lord John Russell 1, 000 Feh. 10,1881. Senate Report No. 777 1,900 Feh. 10,1881. Senate Report No. 846 1,900 Feh. 10, 1881. Senate Bill No. 273 1, 850 Mar. 1, 1881. Annual Report Librarian of Congress 500 Mar. 3, 1881. Navy Register 500 HOUSE RESOLUTIONS. June 18' I879' \ P^iu^i^g ^^or Committee on Elections 50 Apr. 15, 1879. ? House Report No. 18, parts 1 and 2 (E. M. Boynton vs. George June 18, 1879. ) B. Loring), each part ..." 50 Apr 15 1^79 ? June h^' 1879* ( House Report No. 19, Iowa contested-election case 50 Anr 15 1H79 ) June 18' 1879' s l*^^^^TM"!^^^' report in case of Yeates vs. Martin 60 Jmie 18,' 1879.' \ ^^^^^^

Ti^MA 1^' 1 ^ru' \ Iowa contested-election case 50
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Number copies. J^u; }l; ml: \ ^s. Kitchen 50 Dec. 8,1879. Bill to provide for payment of bonds due in 1881 300 Dec. 8, 1879. Repeal of tax on matches ^SO

Dec. 8,1879. Manufacture of vinegar 500 Dec. 8, 1879. Statements before subcommittee on Finance of Senate 500 Dec. 8, 1879. House Report No. 257 (third session Forty-sixth Congress), duties on manufacture of iron, &c 250 Dec. 8, 1879. Duty on sugar 250 Jan. 9, 18H0. Report on Interoceanic Canal 50 Jan. 9,1880. Treaty-making power of the Government 30

Jan. 9, 1880. Bridge over St. John's and St. Francis Rivers, report and bill. . 30 Jan. 9,1880. Report on Monroe Doctrine 50 Jan. 9, 1880. East Florida claims 130 Jan. 9,1880. Venezuela awards, report and bill 50 Jan. 9, 1880. Wilson's Report on Interoceanic Canal, House Report No. 224. . 500 Feb. 25, 1880. Interoceanic Ship Canal 50 Dec. 7, 1880. House Bill No. 4748, and Reagan's amendment and McLean's

substitute, each - 925 Dec. 7, 1880. House Resolution No. 131, amendment to the Constitution 925 Dec. 7, 1880. House Bill No. 4592, refunding bill 925 Dec. 10, 1880. House Bill No. 6313, ocean mail service 925 Dec. 10,1880. House Report No. 1570 (second session Forty-sixth Congress), ocean mail service 1, 900 Dec. 15, 1880. House Ex. Doc. No. 58, second session Forty-sixth Congress ... 1, 900 Dec. 15, 1880. House Report No. 1575, second session Forty-sixth Congress ... 1, 900 Jan. 15, 188L House Report No. 1637, Frank D. Yeates et al. 1, 900 Jan. 20,1881. Apportionment tables under Tenth Census 5,000

Jan. 31, 1881. Apportionment tables under Tenth Census 5, 000 Jan. 31, 1881. Bankrupt law, House Bill No. 6988 925 Mar. 2, 1881. House Report No. 332, Willamette Valley and Cascade Wagon

Road Company 1 , 900 Mar. 3,1881. House Report No. 342 2,000

BY ACTS AXD JOINT OR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.

Feb. 25, 1880. Eulogies on death of Hon. Rush Clark 9, 050 Apr. 9, 1880. Eulogies on death of Hon. H. M. Lay 2, 050 May 5, 1880. Report on tests of iron, steel, and other metals, volumes 1 and

2, each 3, 000 June 7,1880. Supplement-to Revised Statutes 8,357 Jau. 24,1881. Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1880 10,000 Jan. 24, 1881. Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1880 3, 000 Jan. 25, 1881. Report of Health Ofdcer of District of Columbia 2, 500

Jan. 27,1881. Bulletin No. 3 (revised), U. S. Entomological Commission 30,000 Feb. 1, 1881. Report National Board of Health (H. Ex. Doc. No. 10, second

session Forty-sixth Congress) 6,000 Feb. 3, 1881. Smithsonian Report for 1880 15, 560 Feb. 3, 1881. Report of Joint Commission of June 21, 1860, on West Point ... 1, 000 Feb. 9, 1881. Hayden's Atlas of Colorado, for sale 3, 000 Feb. 14, 1881. Special Report on Diseases of Swine, &c 50,000 Feb. 14, 1881. Bulletin of Fish Commission for 1881 1, 900 Feb. 19, 1881. Second Auuual Report of Director of Bureau of Ethnology 15, 050 Feb. 19, 1881. Third Annual Report of Director of Bureau of Ethnology 15, 050 Feb. 23, 1881. Reports of Consular Officers, being the 3 numbers already

printed by State Department 50, 000 Feb. 23, 1881. Report on Life-Saving Service 6, 000
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE. 15

Number copies. Feb. 23, 1881. Report Commissioner of Education for 1880 25, 000

Feb. 26, 1881. Third Annual Report Entomological Commission 30, 000 Mar. 1, 1881. Agricultui-al Report for 1880 300, 050 Mar. 2, 1^'81. Volume 6, Contributions to Xorth American Ethnology 6,050 Mar. 2,1881. Volume 7, Contributions to North American Ethnology 6,050 Mar. 2, 1881. Volume 8, Contributions to ISTorth American Ethnology 6,050 Mar. 2, 1881. Volume 9, Contributions to North American Ethnology 6, 050 Mar. 2,1881. Volume 10, Contributions to North American Ethnology 6,050 Mar. 3, 1881. Report of Director of Mint on Mineral Resources of the United

States

....

15,000 Mar. 3, 1881. Report of Chief Signal Officer 10. OOO Mar. 3, 1881. Annual Report National Board of Health for 1880 7, 900 UNFINISHED WOEK.

List of tcorl's ordered by Congress remaining unfinished to date, December 1, 1881, ivith an

estimate of the cost thereof.

• [This list does not include numbered documents or reports, except in cases where extra copies have

been ordered.]

Title. Number of : Estimated

copies, j cost.

Acts of Continental Congress.. , Medical and Surgical History of the TVar, 2 vols.. 5.000 each

Final reports Geological and Geographical Survey, vul. 4, Hayden, 4to Haydens Twefth Annual Eeport, 1878 Final Eeport Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 3, 4to Final Eeport Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 8, 4to Final Eeport Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 13, 4to Eeport Geological and Geographical Surveys, Powell, vol. 2, Ethnology, 4to. Eeport on Transit of Venus, 1874, Parts 2, 3, and 4 American Ephemeris and Xautical Almanac

Eeport of Smithsonian Institution for 1880 Third Eeport Entomological Commission

Proceedings in Eelation to JefFerson s Desk

Agricultural Eeport for 1880 Eeport of Commissioner of Education for 1880.- Eeport of Board to Test Iron and Steel, 2 vols Eeport on Fish and Fisheries for 1879 Vol. 4, Poweirs quarto series (Ethnology)

Tol. 5, Powell s quarto senes (Ethnology)

Vol. 6. Powell's quarto series (Ethnology)

Tol. 7, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology)

Vol. 8, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology)

Vol. 9, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology)

Vol. 10, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology)

First Annual Eeport of the Bureau of Ethnology

Second Annual Eeport of the Eui'eau of Ethnology

Third Annual Eeport of the Bureau of Ethnology

Eebellion Eecords (under Secretary of War), 7 vols., 10,050 each

Digest of Opinions of Attorneys-General

Tol. 14, Eeport on Zoologv, Hayden, 4to Eulogies : Hon. Evarts TT. Farr

Bulletin of the Fish Commission for 1881 Eevised Edition, Bulletin Xo. 3, U. S. Entomological Commis.sion

Total

3, 000 ifo copy.

10, 000 $25, 000 00

3, 000 5, 000 00

10, 000 8, 818 75

3, 000 5, 000 00 3,000 5, 000 00

3, 000 5, 000 00

3, 000 5, 000 00

6, 450 4, 000 00

1, 500 3, 707 20

17, 400 9, 500 00

30, 000 13, 000 00

10, 000 250 00

300, 000 210, 000 00

29, 900 22, 000 00

9, 800 6. 060 40

11, 900 6,420 17

5, 000 10, 000 00

5, 000 10, 000 00

6, 0.5O 10,000 00

6, 050 10, 000 00

6, 050 10, 000 00

6, 050 10,000 00

6, 050 10, 000 00

15, 000 • 10, 000 00

15, 000 10, 000 00

15, 000 10, 000 00

70, 350 54, 000 00

1, 000 500 00

5, 000 13, 696 67

12, 050 4, 000 00

6. 900 4, 500 00

30, 050 5, 000 00

665, 550 515,4.53 19
16 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The foregoing does not include the following publications authorized b}^ the Revised Statutes and subsequent laws, of which a specified

number of copies are designated, as follows

:

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

Biennial Register. 2, 500

Bills and Resolutions of Congress 925 Commerce and Navigation *8, 150 Commercial Relations *5, 000 Executive and Miscellaneous Documents and Reports of Committees 1, 900 Journal of the Senate 3, 220 Journal of the House 3, 160 Laws—Congressional edition tl, 550 - Pamphlet edition t26, 633 Statutes at Large (hound) 2, 408 Opinions of Attorneys-General 1, 000 Papers relating to Foreign Affairs *6, 000 Postal Conventions, &c tl, 550

Specifications of Patent Claims 150 Congressional Record ' §10,350

DEPART3IENT PRINTING AND BINDING.

The act making appropriations for the sundry civil expenses of the

government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881 (approved June 16,

1880), provides that out of the amount appropriated printing and binding may be done by the Public Printer for the several executive and

judicial departments of the government to the amounts following,

respectively, namely:

For the Navy Department $50, 000 00 For the War Department 120, 000 00 For the Interior Department 220, 000 00 For the Treasury Department 210, 000 00 For the Post-Office Department 150, 000 00 For the Department of Agriculture 11, 000 00 For the Department of State 15, 000 00 For the Supreme Court of the United States 34, 000 00 For the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia 1, 000 00 For the Court of Claims 10, 000 00 For the Department of Justice 10, 000 00 For the Library of Congress 19, 000 00 In addition to the above, the following amounts were deposited in the

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

:

By the Navy Department $895 65 By the War Department 3, 073 57 By the Interior Department (for census work) 44, 956 14 By the Treasury Department 25, 298 45 By the Post-Office Department (for money-order work) 63, 093 13 By the Treasury Department (for National Board of Health) 9, 095 03

*Iii addition to tlie, usual number (1,900).

t And such number, in addition, not exceeding 500, as may be ordered. [And such number, in addition, as the Secretary of State may order.

§ And such number, in addition, as may be subscribed for, and those ordered on requisitions.
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RECAPITULATION.

Department.

bo >

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NaTy , War

Interior Treasury

Post-Office Agriculture

State Supreme Court United States Supreme court District Columbia

Court of Claims - . Department of Justice Library of Congress

Xational Board of Health

Office of Public Printer Total

$50, 895 65

123, 073 57

264, 956 14

235, 298 45

213, 093 13

11, 000 00

15, 000 00

34, 000 00

1, 000 00

10, 000 00

10, 000 00

19, 000 00

9, 095 03

$48, 915 65

101, 550 62

289, 999 20

234, 519 68

182, 262 58

12, 518 97

17, 166 62

31, 378 36 780 82

6, 930 97

3, 127 50

8, 857 32

9, 095 03

3, 555 09

J, 411 97 i 950, 658 41 THE CONaRESSIONAL RECORD.

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

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

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

in his next succeeding annual report, and each succeeding report, separately from the other disbursements of his office. This information is given in Table Xo. 7. The number of bound volumes of the Record for the third session of

the Forty-sixth Congress, including the index, is four, comprising 3,310

X)ages.

The number of each volume printed and bound is 7,050, aggregating

28,200 volumes. These have been disposed of as follows

:

Volnmes. Dehvered to Senate folding-room 8, 830 Delivered to Honse folding-room ; , 18, 072 Delivered to Library of Congress 208 Delivered to House library 400 Delivered to officers of the House 36 Delivered to Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the U. S 44 Delivered to Official Reporter of the Senate 20 Delivered to executive departments on requisitions 60 Delivered to S. C. Parish on orders from members 88 On hand 392 Total 28,200

The number of copies of the Record authorized by law is 10,350 for each session, of which number 3,428 of the third session Forty-sixth

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

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18 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The cash receipts on account of Oonojressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1S8I, are as follows:

From sale of Records 618 26 From sale of paper shavings (estimated) 447 58 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 6, 863 46 $8,931 30 RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF WASTE PAPER, ETC.

Dnring the fiscal 3^ear ending Jnne 30, 18S1, there was received from

sales of documents. Records, waste paper, 4&c., the sum of $185,849.93,

which has been deposited in the Treasury.

INCREASE OF WORK.

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878:

- Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Paniplilets and Number of

copies.

docmncnts.

aSTTinibcr of

pages. Blank books. Miscellaneous

binding.

Executive Departments

.

Conoress

Total

69, :188, 336

5, 569, 317

949, 761

17, 908, 510

120, 797

114, 100

120, 150

580

81, 631

12, 474 74,957,653 18,858,371 234,897 120,730 44,105

The following recapitulation shows the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1879

:

\

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents. Number of Number of

copies. pages. Blank books. Miscellaneoos

binding.

Executive Departments

Couo;ress Total

98, 097, 933

7, 714, 653

3, 451, 086

15, 250, 812

119, 201

110, 749

246, 564

677

16, 289

9, 987 105,812,586 18,701,398 229,950 247,241 26,276

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880

:

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents. Number of Number of

coi)ies. pages. Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks. Executive Departments

Congress

Total

122, 713, 897

8, 553, 575

4, 331, 299

12, 802, 500 17,133,799

122, 888

108, 722

340, 708 72827, 794

11, 344

311, 744

17, 265 131,267,472 231,610 341,436 39,1 38*329,009

The following tables will show the immense amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.

The first table shows the total number of blanks, pamphlets, and doc-

\
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uments, blank books, and miscellaneous volumes, printed and bound for the Executive Departments

:

Department. Blanks, envelopes, ttC.

Pamphlets and documents. Xumber of Xumber of

copies. pages.

Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks.

Tieasurv War

JTavv

Interior

Post-Office - Agriculture

29, 656, 215

8. 417, 364

992. 961

116. 970, 802

51. 903, 344

1. 662. 850

178, 370

93, 348

287, 470

474, 740

1. 179, 918

120. 516

2, 320, 455

51, 208

89, 000

23. 340

18. 416

277. 200

160, 810

197, 636

7, 430

62, 626

1, 596

734

4, 454

25, 166

652

130, 572

27, 701

5, 382

11, 285

117, 251

59 326

100

72

6, 903

4, 855

6, 959 7,141

894

532

893 165

32

107, 378

14, 138

2, 737

155, 895

3, 848 State Jndiciarv

Health.-

50

Total 210,16-5,6-^4 4,554.793 461,104 393,748 38,374 384,046

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

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

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

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

Blanks, envelopes, vve.

Pamphlets and documents. Blank

books. • Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks. Xumber of

copies. iJ'umber of

pages. Congress 1, 244, 813

1. 597, .5.56 2, 004, 609

31, 974

1. 550

285. 940

37, 334

14, 974

21, 854

12 112

Senate 3, 026, 516

8, 048. 649 211,487

714, 980

74

362

9 154

3, 807 146

6, 479

3 615

304 House 1, 608 Library of Congress

Public Printer 50 Private orders Total 12, 001, 632 5, 166, 442 74, 186 599 11, 050 1, 962 EECAPlTTJLATIO^f.

Executive Departments

Total

210. 162. 624

12, Udl, 632

4, .554, 793

5, 18.5, 691

461, 104

75, 514

292, 748

599

28, 374

11, 050

284, 046

_ 1, 962 333, \ 64,356 9,740,484 531,618 393,347 39,434 386,008

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set for pamphlets and documents during the last than the preceding

fiscal year. The attention of Congress is earnestly called to the fact that, should

the printing and binding increase in the same ratio for ten years, the

present cai^acity of the building and facilities for executing the work

must be almost doubled.
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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

No. 2. —Sfalement showing the estimated cost of printing, and paper for same, and of blanJc books, binding, ruling, 4'-c., for the Executive and Judicial Departmenis of the Government

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.

Department.

Xavy Department:

Office of the Serretary Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting.. Provisions and Clotliing Yards and Docks.

Construction and Eepair. . -

.

Steam Engineering Medicine and Surgery Ordnance

Navigation

Office of the National Observatory

Total for Xavy Department.

"War Department

:

Office of the Secretary

Adjiitant-(Teueral Quartermaster-General

Chief of Ordnance

Commissary-General

Surgeon-General

Chief of Engineers

Paymaster-General

Signal Officer Total for War Department

Interior Department

:

Office of the Secretary Commissioner of Pensions.. Commissioner of Patents. .

.

Commissioner ofLand Office

.

Comm'r of Indian Affairs. .

.

Commissioner of Education.

Supt. of the Census

Director of Surveys

Total for Interior Department.

Treasury Department

Post-Office Department Department of Agriculture. Department of State

Office of Public Printer

Printing and paper for same.

printing

aper.

.2 »

a e

of

printper,

and

bCa

_g aTotal

of

andp

Blank

boc

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ruli bu .a

CD „

bi. 1* .9

bj}.a ,0

$5, 148 71 $2, 035 70 $7, 184 41 $7, 231 43 $14, 415 84

1, .566 73 444 01 2, 010 74 2, 262 78 4, 273 52

1, 000 44 565 20 1, 565 64 1, 824 63 3, 390 27

3.52 17 129 27 481 44 1, 023 20 1, 504 64

601 48 130 84 732 32 1,453 44 2, 185 76

600 33 91 51 691 84 123 84 815 68

1, 1.50 88 628 65 1, 779 53 1, 065 03 2, 844 56

1, 846 70 513 77 2, 360 47 3, 151 53 5, 512 00

5, 943 94 1, 789 73 7, 733 67 3, 126 39 10, 860 06

555 29 403 35 958 64 2, 154 68 3, 113 32

18, 766 67 6, 732 03 25, 498 70 23, 416 95 48, 915 65

1, 932 48 877 26 2, 809 74 4, 001 44 6, 811 18

5, 057 58 4, 632 06 9, 689 64 2, 986 40 12, 676 04

11, 017 59 5, 043 00 16, 060 59 8,163 82 24, 224 41

6, 178 93 2, 554 89 8, 733 82 5, 991 58 14, 725 40

1, 386 68 1, 088 98 2,475 66 1, 506 95 3, 982 61

1, 452 83 1,558 24 3, Oil 07 8, 100 76 11,111 83

6, 108 00 2, 586 28 8, 694 28 5, 045 24 13, 739 52 324 71 324 44 649 15 733 81 1, 382 96

4, 884 81 3, 979 42 8, 864 23 4, 032 44 12, 896 67

38, 343 61 22, 644 57 60, 988 18 40, 562 44 101, 550 62

19, 670 96 5, 130 25 24, 801 21 7, 506 66 32, 307 87

7, Oil 70 8, 267 20 8 037 Q3 .23,316 83

114, 822 37 14, 364 82 129, 187 19 13, 244 88 142, 432 07

5, 771 44 5, 503 54 1 1 974. QQ X(, 17 98Q 84. iiOiJ c*± 28, 564 82

3, 492 08 1, 379 17 4, 871 25 3, 242 00 8, 113 25

4, 322 85 3, 421 50 7, 744 35 568 62 8, 812 97

187 91 232 27 420 18 490 03 910 21

18, 940 39 16, 240 20 35, 180 59 9, 775 55 44, 956 14 222 50 138 28 360 78 724 26 1, 085 04

174, 442 20 54, 677 23 229, 119 43 60, 879 77 289, 999 20

87, 849 95 45, 454 97 133, 304 92 101, 214 76 234, 519 68

45, 988 42 69, 689 69 115, 678 11 66, 584 47 182, 262 58

6, 552 80 4, 167 98 10, 720 78 1, 798 19 12, 518 97

6, 464 28 2, 084 77 8, 549 05 8, 617 57 17, 166 62

1, 601 24 496 58 • 2, 097 82 1, 457 27 3, 555 09
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2.Statement of the estimated cost of printing, tfc—Continued.

Department.

Printing. | id paper for

ne.

Total

of

priuting

and

paper.

Blank

books,

binding,

ruling,

&c.

Aggregate

of

printing,

paper,

and

binding.

Judiciary

:

Department of Justice and Attorney-

$1, 849 68 $226 73 $2, 076 41 $1, 051 09 $3, 127 50 Supreme Court of the United States 30, 561 51 254 87 30, 816 38 561 98 31, 378 36 Supreme Court of District of Columbia.

.

514 70 32 97 547 67 233 15 780 82 Court of Claims 6,547 86 142 61 6, 690 47 240 50 6, 930 97 Total for Judiciary 39, 473 75 657 18 40, 130 93 2, 086 72 42, 217 65

Library of Congress 151 49 44 65 196 14 8, 661 18 857 32

oSTational Board of Health 6, 879 33 2, 088 41 8, 967 74 127 29 9, 095 03 RECAPITULATION.

$18, 766 67 $6, 732 03 $25, 498 70 $23, 416 95 $48, 915 65

38, 343 61 22, 644 57 60, 988 18 40, 562 44 101, 550 62

174, 442 20 54, 677 23 229, 119 43 60, 879 77 289, 999 20

87, 849 95 45, 454 97 133, 304 92 101, 214 76 234, 519 68 Post-Office Department 45, 988 42 69, 689 115, 678 11 66, 584 47 182, 262 58 Department of Agriculture 6, 552 80 4, 167 98 10, 720 78 1, 798 19 12, 518 97 Department of State 6, 464 28 2, 084 77 8, 549 05 8, 617 57 17, 166 62 Judiciary Department 39, 473 75 657 18 40, 130 93 2, 086 72 42, 217 65

Office of Public Printer 1, 601 24 496 58 2, 097 82 1,457 27 *3, 555 09 Library of Congress 151 49 44 65 196 14 8, 661 18 8, 857 32 National Board of Health 6, 879 33 2, 088 41 8, 967 74 127 29 9, 095 03 Total 426,513 74 208, 738 06 635, 251 80 315, 406 61 950, 658 41

* Includes $774.53 for books and blanks for Congressional Record.

No. 3.

Statement shotving the disbursements on account of Salaries and

Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.

Salary of Public Printer |3, 600 00 Salary of chief clerk 2, 000 00 Salary of three clerks, at $1,800 each per annum 5, 400 00 Salary of one clerk 1, 400 00 Salary of one clerk „ 1, 200 00

|13, 600 00 Contingent expenses of the office 2, 062 55

15.662 55
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 33

]:^"o. 4.

Statement sliowing the dlshursements on account of the Fiiblic Frinting (except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June

30^ 1881. Pay of emi3loy6s

:

Jiilv ^42,413 53 August - 67, 692 77 September , 65, 808 38 October 66, 412 65 November 69,881 06 December 78,679 03 January 84, 578 62 February 80, 912 53 March . 79, 653 47 April 74, 846 48 May 59,727 22 June 51, 678 31

1822, 284 05 Imx)rovements and repairs to building

:

Plumbing and gas fitting 890 98 Eepairs 51 33 Lumber 1,614 86

Glass 58 50 Lead, glazier tools, and paint 164 05 Awnings and fixtures 98 17 — 2,877 89 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

:

1 printing-press, complete 2, 000 00

1 printiug-jjress, complete 900 00

1 stitcliing-macbine 1, 000 00 Fixtures to stitcliing-machine 102 85 Fixtures to rotary card machine 16 78 Fixtures to folding-machine 10 50 Fixtures to cutting-machine 42 50 Fixtures to presses 422 57 Fixtures to pressing-machine 78 00 20 gross press-boards, at §16.50 330 00

6,000 press-boards, at §75 per M 450 00

16,000 press-boards, at |50 per M 800 00

4,997 pounds rope, at 15 cents 749 55

1 valve-refitting machine 123 50

1 steam pump 225 00

1 automatic knife-grinder 100 00 162^ pounds wire, at 40 cents 64 90

106-j% pounds wire, at 30 cents 31 93

40 spools, at 15 cents 6 00

150 pounds lubricating compound, at 25 cents 37 50

600 lubricators, at 3 cents 18 00 300 lubricators, at 5 cents 15 00

2 dozen tinner's, snips, at $5 38 88

2 squeegees, at §5 10 00

4,880 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 244 00 300 x^ounds iron castings, at 4^ cents 13 50 Carried forward 3 P P

7,830 96 825,161 94
34 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Broiiglit forward $7, 830 96 $825, 161 94 29^ pounds brass castings, at 40 cents 11 80

6 cuttiug-macliiue knives, at $8 48 00

4 cutting-macliine knives, at $16 64 00 24 cutting-sticks, at 30 cents 7 20

8 hydraulic packings , 43 20

l,r)00 liooks . 50 50

Shaitiug, pulleys, &c 179 12

1,420 feet belting ^ 278 32

Iron, steel, tools, &c 873 83 9,386 93 Stereotyping and electrotyping

:

91,218 pounds stereotype metal, at 9.85 cents - 8,984 98

3,000 pounds electrotyiDe metal, at 7 cents 210 00

1 miter planer 40 00

1 lead mold 22 50

1 slug and furniture sliaving-macbine 300 00

1 backing-pan and stand 38 70

1 shaving-machine knife 13 50

1 cast-tooth gear-wheel , 9 00

6 saws 11 41

1,000 pounds bar lead, at 6^ cents 62 50

600 pounds bar tin, at 20 cents 120 00

10 barrels clay, at $3.25 32 50

1,143 pounds kaolin, at 2^ cents 28 58

606 battery plates, at 30 cents 181 80

30 barrels plaster, at $2.75 82 50

30 pounds plumbago, at 50 cents 15 00 500 pounds tin-foil, at 25 cents 125 00

328 pounds bluestone, at 91 cents 31 16 25 pounds rosin 75

900 pounds prepared iron turnings 36 00

144 stereotype pinions 32 40

1,516 feet blocking-wood, at 25 cents 379 00

2,520 sheets bonnet-boards, at 3 cents 75 60

2 reams stereotype j)aper, at 1)13.61 27 20

2 pairs buckskin mitts 4 00

1 lead-cutter 9 00

1 stereotype molding-press 150 00

11, 023 08 Type various kinds 15, 051 29

25,000 feet rule, at 6 cents 1, 500 00 500 feet rule, at 14 cents 70 00

122 galleys... 283 05

75 brass galleys, at $2 150 00 175 chases 1, 340 40

1 adjustable type-gauge i 15 75

6 dozen mallets, at $4.24 25 44 72 planers 36 00

18-^ dozen lye-brushes, at $8 145 33 3 dozen pick-brushes, at $7 , 21 00

150 composing-sticks 154 98 2 imposing-stones and tables 56 00 Carried forward 18, 849 24 845, 571 95
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 35

Brought forward $18, 849 24 $845, 571 95 2 dozen type-cleaners, at$;4 8 00 9^ dozen bruslies ' 33 66

5,250 quoins, at 81 per M 52 50

5,000 quoins 37 50 100 dozen patent quoins, at 82.50 250 00 72 keys, at 75 cents 54 00 275 pounds page-cord, at 24 cents 66 00

12 boxes crayons, at $3.50 42 00

1^ dozen boxes clialk 2 70

122 cases 192 15 218 stereotype blocks • 690 12 96 iron stereotype blocks 777 60 Altering stereotype blocks 98 24

2 dozen boxes wax tapers, at $4.75 9 50

3 dozen boxes wax tapers, at 84.50 13 50

3 taper-bolders, at $1.50 4 50

llli inc-lies side and foot sticks, at 5 cents 5 57

3,705 inches side and foot sticks, at 8 cents 296 40 438 inches side and foot sticks, at 4 cents 17 52

25 dozen brooms, at $2.25 56 25

17 chairs 25 00 2 stools 2 75

55 pounds sponge, at $2.25 123 75

112 sets Centennial Reports (9 volumes each) 448 00 Miscellaneous items 224 54 22,330 99

Material, &c.

:

Printing-ink, 3, 010 pounds, at 22 cents , 662 20

1, 600 pounds, at 21 cents 336 Ou

3, 500 pounds, at 8^ cents 297 50 1,500 pounds, at 10| cents 157 50

2, 000 pounds, at 10 cents 200 00

140 pounds, at 95 cents 133 GO 35 pounds, at 75 cents 26 25 200 pounds, at 70 cents 140 00

^Miscellaneous colored 81 30

2, 033 75

Oils, 63U gallons sperm, at $1.23 776 75 ^ gallon neatsfoot 75 777 50 Benzine, 661| gallons, at 10 cents 66 15 49 gallons, at llf cents 5 75

71 90

Coaline, 274 gallons, at 25 cents 68 50

Glycerine, 4,191 pounds, at 20| cents 859 14 Roller-composition,- 300 pounds, at 60 cents ISO 00 Syrups, 98 gallons, at 33f cents 33 07 Alum, 30 pounds, at 8 cents 2 40 25 pounds, at 6 cents 150

3 90 Muriatic acid, 20 pounds, at 60 cents 12 00 Borax, 45 pounds, at 16 cents 7 20

75 iiounds, at 18 cents 13 50 20 70 Carried forward 872, 013 40
36 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Bronglit forward $872, 013 40 Tallow, 50 pounds, at 11 cents |5 50

100 pounds, at 12 cents , 12 00

150 pounds, at 6 cents 18 00

35 50 Detergent, l,54fi pounds, at 6 cents 92 76 Dubbin, 25 pounds, at 22 cents 5 50 Insect-powder, 10 pounds, at 85 cents 8 50

10 pounds, at 80 cents 8 00

16 50 Sulphuric acid, 173 pounds, at 4 cents 6 92

1 carboy 1 50 Sulphate copper, 332 pounds, at 9| cents 31 54 Turpentine, 10 gallons, at 45 cents 4 50

5 gallons, at 60 cents - 3 00

7 50

Glue, 3,015 pounds, at 18^ cents 557 77 490 pounds, at 18 cents 88 20

645 97 Potash, 3,723 pounds, at 6 cents 223 38

Pins, 6 packages 8 50

Folders, 1 dozen 3 50 Thread, 278 pounds, at 90 cents . 250 20

224 pounds, at 99 cents 221 76

236f pounds, at 82 cents 194 13 162 pounds, at 761 cents 123 93

790 02 Twine, 2,748 pounds, at 16 cents 439 68

166 pounds, at 23f cents 39 43

479 11 Cotton, 7bi yards, at 15 cents 11 29

88i yards, at 17 cents 15 00

64 yards, at 13^ cents. 8 40

58 yards, at l^i cents 7 61 334 yards, at 12 cents 40 08

2,047f yards, at 7i cents 148 41

3,546f yards, at lU cents 407 99

133i yards, at 20 cents 26 65

1301 yards, at 22i cents 29 31 694 74 Muslin, 49 yards, at 25 cents 12 25 Crash, 425 yards, at 10 cents 42 50 Gray super, 3,000 yards, at 4 cents 120 00 Blankets, 6 rubber, at $11.25 67 50

2 rubber, at $18 36 00

35 yards, at $7 245 00

5 yards, at $1.25 6 25

354 75 Beeswax, 348| pounds, at 29 cents 101 06

Flour, 2 barrels, at $6.19 12 38 Soap, 3,148 pounds, at 6-1^0 cents 217 22

Castile soap 1 00 Crocks, 6 dozen, at $2.12 12 72 Carried forward
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

Brought forward $875, 930 22

Needles, 172 papers, at 10 ceuts * 17 20 Gum arabic, 45 pounds, at 25 cents .^11 25 40 pounds, at 65 cents 26 00 25 pounds, at 20 cents 5 00 — 42 25 Matches 7 20

Overlajing-paper, 10 reams, at $2.50 25 00 S reams, at |2.40 19 20 44 20

Tissue paper, 2 reams 7 25 Cloth-lined paper, 500 sheets 11 00 Paper pulp, 100 gallons, at 40 cents 40 00 Boxing, cartage, and freight 246 50 Washing towels 1, 009 65 Sawdust 36 48 Telegraphing 43 07 - Ice 197 98 Coal 1,744 53 Gas 4, 023 40 Telephone rent 69 CO Stationery 203 84 Horses, wagons, &c. :

^ 1 horse 125 00 Use of horse 13 days, at |1 13 00 Horse-feed 991 55 Wagons and repairs 418 90 Shoeing 245 37 Harness and repairs , 130 10 2 horse buckets 2 00 2 dozen boxes wagon grease, at |1 2 00 Medicine 2 70

4 chamois skins, at 75 cents 3 00

1,933 62 885,607 39

No. 5.

Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Printing [except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1881.

PRINTING-PAPER.

8, 830 reams and 3^| quires uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at |3.69 ,$32, 583 34 1,000 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.60 ' 3,600 00

331, 160 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

8 cents 26, 492 80

278, 303 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.9 cents 21, 985 94

17, 035 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.87.6 : 83,062 65 Carried forward 167, 724 73
38 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $167, 724 73

1,913 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches^ at

;S;4.82.3 9,226 39

1, 020 reams and 13 quires calendered, 53 pounds, 24 l»y 38

inclies, at |6.61 6,287 20

831 reams and 13 quires calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $6.51 5,414 04

3, 538 reams and 10 quires calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at |4.00.5 14, 171 70

151 reams and 7 quires calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34

inches, at $4.04.8 612 6(> 200 reams calendered, 44 pounds, 2-2 by 34 inches, at

$3.82.8 : 765 60

936 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31J inches, at $4.75 4,446 OO

250 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$4.50 1,125 00

250 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $5.''34 . 1, 335 00

210 reams and 7 quires calendered, 46 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $4.55.4 957 93

1,484 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31J inches, at

$3.90.6 5, 796 51

398 reams and 13 quires calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by

311 inches, at $3.68 1, 467 58

199 reams and 12 quires calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by

3U inches, $3.56 711 11

1, 996 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28^ inches, at $3.60.. 7, 185 60

323 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 2H hy 29 inches, at $3.52.. 1, 154 56

2, 470 reams and 5 quires tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches,

at $4.45 10,992 61

1, 805 reams and 6 quires tinted, 60 pounds, 25 by 33 inches,. at $8.40 : 15,164 52

$254,538 74 WRITING-PAPER.

743 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at 95 cents 71168

235 reams quarfco-post, 9 pounds, at 90.9 cents 213 61 408 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.06 432 48

349 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds at $1.01 352 49

594 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.27.2 755 57

307 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.21.2 372 08

104 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $1.38.6 144 14 954 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.66.4 1, 587 45 456 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.58.4 722 31 84 reams cap, 13 pounds, at $1.45.6 122 30

1, 025 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $2.08 2, 132 00 500 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.96 980 00 508 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $2.60 1, 424 80 356 reams demy, 25 i^ouuds, at $2.45 872 20

971 reams folio, 16 pounds, at $1.66.4 1, 615 74 292 reams and 8* quires folio, 16 pounds, at $1.56.8. .. 458 54

1, 020 reams and 10 quires folio, 23 pounds, at $2.39.2. .. 2, 441 03

314 reams folio, 23 i^ounds, at $2.25.4 707 75 410 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $2.12 869 20 Carried forward 16,915 37 254,538 74
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Brought forward §16, 915 37 S254, 538 74

114 reams medium. "20 pounds, at 81.98 225 72

979 reams medium. 26 x>ounds, at 82.75.6 2,698 13 202 reams medium. 26 pouuds. at 82.57.4 519 95 861 reams royal. 28 pouuds. at 82.96.8 2,555 45 718 reams royal, 28 pounds, at 82.77.2 1, 990 29 622 reams su])er-royaL 35 pounds, at 83.71 2, 307 62

105 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at 85.54.4. 582 12

2, 609 reams and 15 quires imperial. 40 pounds^ at 84,24. 11, 065 34 958 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at 83.93 3,793.68

1,570 reams double-cap, 23 xiouuds. at 82.41.5 3,791 55

419 reams donl3le-cap, 24 pounds, at 82.52 1, 055 88

2, 184 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at 82.94 6, 420 96

885 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at 82.71.6 2,403 66 2,021 reams double-cap. 30 pounds, at 83,15 6,366 15 692 reams and 15 quires double-cap, 30poiinds, at $2.91- 2,015 90 220 reams doable-cap, 33 pounds, at 83.78 831 60

1, 998 reams and 34^ quires double-demy, 34 pounds, at

83.53.6. 7,065 54 994 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at 83.33.2 3,312 01 2,184 reams and 5 quires, double-demy. 40 pouuds, at 84,16 9,086 48 995 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at 83.92 3,900 40

411 reams double-dimy, 50 pounds, at .85.20 2,137 20 193 reams double-demy, 50 pouuds, at 84.90 945 70

2, 223 reams and llf quires double-folio, 40 pounds, at 84.24 9,428 01 991 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at 83.92 3,884 72

100 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at 84.12. 412 00

172 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at 85.83 1,002 75 97 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at -85,39 522 83 301 reams special, 32 pounds, at $3.23.2 972 83

» 94 reams green cap, 16 pounds, at 82.32 218 08 96 reams lilac cap. 16 pounds, at .82.24 215 04 126 reams blue demy, 20 pouuds, at $2.08 262 08 120 reams blue folio, 16 pounds, at $1.76 211 20

100 reams blue folio, 20 pounds, at $2.20 220 00 86 reams blue medium, 26 pounds, at 82.99 257 14 1,019 reams blue double-cap, 32 pounds, at 83.29.6 3,358 63

108 reams yellow double-cap, 32 pounds, at 83.80.8 411 26

111 reams yellow double-cap. 32 pouuds, at $3.55.2 .. . 395 55

175 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at 8.S. 80 666 40 468 reams buff double-cap, 32 pouuds, at ."^3.39.2 1,587 46

182 reams green double-cap, 32 pounds, at -$4.48 815 36 1,692 reams blue double-folio, 32 pounds, at 83.52 5,955 84 359 reams and 17i quires blue double-folio, 40 j)Ounds,

at .$4.40 1, 583 45

411 reams and 16^ quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at

$3.58.2 1,452 86 529 reams and quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at 83.56.4 1,886 33 203 reams and 11 c[ULres cover-paper, 50 pounds, at 84.95 1,007 .57 6, 344 pounds manila paper, 30 pounds, at 9.5 cents 602 68 Carried forward 129,316 77 254,538 74
40 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brouglit forward $120, 316 77 |254, 538 74 239 reams and 17 quires manila paper, 30 pounds, at

12.85 683 57 300 reams mauila paper, 30 pounds, at $2.37 711 00

499 reams tissue paper, at $1.18 588 82

201 reams map-paper, at $2.16.3 434 76

68,205-1% pounds map-paper, at 10.5 cents 7,161 62

4,818 pounds map-paper, at 10.3 cents 496 25

135, 489^ pounds plate-paper, at 12.4 cents 18, 040 69

8, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 9 mills 72 00

52, 601 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 7 mills 368 21

122, 862 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1 cent 1, 228 62

50,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.1 cents 550 00

11,280 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.2 cents... 135 36

80, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.3 cents 1,040 00

85, 163 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.6 cents 1, 362 61 62,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.8 cents 1,116 00

5,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.9 cents 95 00 24,320 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.3 cents 316 16

23, 425 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.2 cents 281 10 26,250 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.4 cents 367 50

24,200 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.9 cents 459 80 3,000 sheets parchment deed-x)aper, at 2.9 cents 87 00

3,000 sheets parchment deed-paper, at 2.5 cents 75 00

1, 150 sheets card-board, at 4.8 cents 55 20

3, 100 sheets card-board, at 4.7 cents 145 70

100 sheets card-board, at 17 cents 17 00

500 sheets card-board, at 2.5 cents 12 50

1, 100 sheets card-board, at 4.7 cents 51 70

4,256 sheets R. R. board, at 6.7 cents 285 15 2,000 sheets R. R. board, at 5.5 cents 110 00

24, 900 sheets bristol-board, at 2.3 cents 572 70

87, 000 sheets bristol-board, at 2.5 cents 2, 175 00 65,809 sheets bristol-board, at 2.7 cents 1,776 84

131,000 sheets bristol-board, at 2.9 cents 3,799 00 162,000 sheets bristol-board, at 3.1 cents 5,022 00

179, 010 63 Total 433,549 37 An inventory taken June 30, 1881, showed the following quantity of

paper on hand, viz

:

6, 816i^j reams of printing-paper, costing $30, 843 41 55Yf reams of bill-paper, costing 222 87

5, 458t,3(3- reams of writing-paper, costing 15, 993 24

758-2-0 reams of cover-paper, costing , 3, 088 91

1, 544 .ro reams of tinted paper, costing ' 6,577 32

249./f7 reams of post-office paper, costing 865 28

228/o reams of manila paper, costing 540 64

II-/0 reams of bank-note paper, costing 40 05

68 reams of golden envelope paper, costing 224 83

307Yo reams of tissue paper, costing 363 17 Carried forward 58,759 72
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTEE. 41

Bronglit forward §58,759 72

147i-0 reams of map-pax)er, costing 319 23

4,573 sheets of card-board, costing 201 45

35,723 sheets of bristol-board. costing 947 52

42,784 sheets of bond-paper, costing 814 05

70, 945 sheets of imitation parchment, costing 1, 073 75

827| pounds of plate-paper, costing 102 64

Total 62,218 36 Of the abov§ amount 81,856.88 was not paid for until after tlie 30tli clay of June, 1^'81. The follovring papers were issued for general use in the bindery during

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881:

2|-|} reams of printing-paper, costing $11 97 33|^ reams of writing-paper, costing 101 67 ^ reams of cover-pai^er, costing 3 16 1^ reams of tinted paper, costing . : 6 77

21 reams of manila paper, costing 57 93

7 sheets of bristol-board, costing 28

630 sheets of bond-paper, costing 6 93 Total 188 71 Paper on hand June 30, 1877 48, 153 57 Purchased July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 352, 080 22 Purchased July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 323, 992 29 Purchased July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 475, 453 51 Purchased July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 455, 803 14

1, 661, 485 73 The work comioleted and delivered within the same period shows

Amount consumed July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 $350,969 73 Amount consumed July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 344,761 71 Amount consumed July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 405, 558 08 Amount consumed July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1681 492, 802 43 On hand June 30, 1881 60, 361 48

1, 654, 453 43 It is not possible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the reason that great quantities of paper are continually going through

the press on works not completed during the fiscal year, and which can- not be charged.

'aSo. 6.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the FuhJic Bind

ing {except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June 30,

1881. . Pay of employes:

July $19,960 56 August 29, 396 52 September 26, 390 90 October 27, 811 95 November 27, 659 09 Carried forward 131,219 02
42 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Bronght forward ^131, 219 02 December 29,249 49 January 30, 746 02 February nO, 589 63 March 32, 770 89 April 32,029 65 May 35, 225 70 June 28, 071 97

1349, 902 37 Improvements and repairs to building 1,415 77 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

1 ruling-machine 400 00

1 standing-press..'- 15 00 6 numbering-machines, at |385 2,310 00

6 finishing-presses, at |2.50 - 15 00 Fixtures to ruling-machines 323 14 Fixtures to numbering-machines 485 00 Fixtures to backing-machines 67 50 Fixtures to cutting-machines 25 00 Fixtures and repairs to sewing-machines 168 14 Fixtures and repairs to perforating-machines 44 00 Fixtures and repairs to stamper 74 75 Recuttiug 12 rolls 40 00

6 cutting-knives, at $12 72 00

2 cutting-knives, at $5.50 11 00

10 dozen plow-knives, at $8.50 85 00

2 gilding- rolls 12 75

12 dozen folders, at $3 36 00

2 dozen hammers, at $23 46 00

2 dozen hammers, at $25 50 00

1 grindstone ^ 2 92

195 pounds grindstone, at 2 cents 3 90

60 feet belting, at 24.6 cents 14 76

150 feet belting, at 4.9 cents 7 35

16 1 feet belting, at 22 cents 3 63

140 pounds cotton waste, at 15 cents 21 00 20 pounds cotton waste, at 13 cents 2 60

6 lettering-pallets, at $11 66 00

4 fillets 15 50

1 steam glue-pot 10 00

28 stamps, at $1.25 , . . . . 35 00

3 stamps, at $8.50

' 25 50

5 stamps 39 75

3 stamps and 106 letters 51 25 Recutting 22 hand stamps 25 15 6 dozen files, at $4 24 00

1 marbling-comb 8 50

50 awls, at 50 cents 25 00 28 circular saws ». 69 30

14 circular cutters 91 00

1 gauge-table shears 85 00 30 dozen shoe-knives, at $1.40 42 00

12 dozen shoe-knives, at 95 cents. 11 40 Carried forward 4, 960 79 351, 318 14
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

Brought forward |4, 960 79 |351, 318 14 ^ dozen, shoe-kuives 1 50

7 pallet-knives 4 25

6 sieves, at 75 cents 4 50

1 parallel-vise 7 00

5 Avreuclies 7 00

1 screwdriver = 50

4 fonndatiou-plates 13 75

1 back-frame and lettering 6 75 Recutting ink-frame 4 75

24 boxes eyelets, at 75 cents 18 00

6 sqnares, at 75 cents 4 50

6 soLnares, at 31 6 00

3 dozen compasses, at sl2 36 00

3 dozen trimmers, at §9 27 00

1 dozen oilers 5 00 223 ponnds iron castings, at 5 cents 11 15 31^ XDonnds brass castings, at 30 cents 9 38 60 press-boards 66 00 66 tin-boards 231 00

12 top and bottom boards 36 00

1 dozen oil-stones i 4 80

3 dozen sandstones, at 82.40 7 20

6 dozen glne-brusbes, at §44.50 267 00

6 dozen glue-brusbes, at 821 126 00

2 dozen glue-brushes, at 834.50 69 00

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $20.50 61 50

4 dozen glue-brushes, at 831.50 126 00

3 dozen glue-brushes, at §10.25 30 75

2 dozen ink-brushes, at §9 18 00

1 dozen ink-brushes 9 50

2 dozen dust-brushes 16 50

2 dozen scrubbing-brushes 8 50

1 dozeu C. H. brushes 50

1^ dozen brushes 16 50

2 circular brushes 19 00

1 stamping-machine brush 1 25

3 camel-hair brushes 75

60 ])ieces prepared rubber, at 90 cents 54 00 i Old rubber worked over 6 00

5, 472}-^ pounds wire for sewing-machines, at 30 cents 1, 641 93

5 dozen sash-tools, at §2.-50 12 50

4 dozen sash-tools, at 83 12 00

2 dozeu fitches, at 81.25 2 50

2 dozen fitches, at 81.75 3 50

1 dozen pliers 8 10 1,500 ruling-pens, at 1-i^r cents 25 50

12, 944 ruling-pens, at 1^ cents 155 33

1, 200 ruling-pens, at 2^ cents 30 00 500 ruling-ioens, at 2| cents , 11 25

93 pen-holders 54 00 24 pen-tweezers, at 25 cents 6 00 8,266 18 Carried forward .359,584 32
44 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Bronglit forward $359, 584 32 Ledger and otlier i)apers

:

1, 104 reams cap, at |2. 85 $3, 146 40

1, 656 reams cap, at |2.50 4, 140 00

100 reams blue cap, at |2.85 285 00 1,500 reams medium, at !|5.50 8,250 00

750 reams medium, at $5.00 3, 750 00

50 reams blue medium, at $5.50 275 00

1, .524 reams demy, at |4.30 6, 553 20 972 reams demy, at $3.90 3, 790 80

60 reams blue demy, at $4.30 258 00 572H-g reams super-royal, at |9.17 5,248 87

287|| i^ reams imperial, at $12.42 3,572 67 reams imperial, at $12.50 502 66

474 reams double-cap, at $5.70 2,701 80 100 reams double-cap, at $7.20 720 00 268 reams double-cap, at $6.30 1,688 40 178||§ reams double-demy, at $12.42 2,221 86

3 reams double-mediiim, at $13 .39 00 620 reams royal, at $6.70 4, 154 00

Ibi-i^^' reams mauila, at $11.18 1, 732 34

3852 0" reams manila, at $5.59 6 2,156 35

2^-0" reams manila, at $13.50 31 05

30 reams hardware, at $4.75 142 50

28 reams hardware, at $3.75 105 00

25|-|-i| reams comb-lining, at $11.42 290 57

15 reams comb-lining, at $12.47 187 05

10 reams comb-lining, at $12.32 123 20

5 reams blotting, at $3.50 17 50

139 reams marble, at $4.82 669 98

5 reams marble, at $4.67 ' 23 35

-io reams marble 1 80 21U-t reams plaid, $8.50 182 61

195-go reams plaid, at $9.35 177 81 150 reams tissue, at $3.47 520 50

35 reams copying, at $2.50 87 50

12 reams copying, at $3.25 . . . , 39 00

6 reams sand, at $3.50 21 00 57,806 77 Binding material

:

Binding-cloth, 2, 400 pieces, at $5.09 12, 216 00

417 pieces, at $6.72 2,802 24

.375 pieces, at $6.80 2, 550 00 126 pieces, at $8.87 1, 117 62

100 pieces, at $4.79... 479 00 50 pieces, at $8.24 412 00 25 pieces, at $7.16 179 00

19 pieces 167 38 19,923 24 Russia leather, 36,038^ feet, at 19^ cents 7, 027 41 22f feet, at 18 cents 4 09 7,031 50

Title-leather, 77i dozen, at $11.50 891 25 50^ dozen, at $8.50 429 25

10 dozen, at $10.70 107 00 1,427 50 Carried forward 445,773 33
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE. 45

Broiiglit forward $445, 773 33 Turkey morocco, 62 dozen, at $24.75 $1, 534 50

30 dozen, at $26 780 00

2 dozen, at $40.50 81 00 H dozen, at $35.50 53 25 2,448 75

Fleshes, 175 dozen, at $4.75 831 25 Law-calf, 200^ dozen, at $38 7, 619 00

^

4-^- dozen, at $23.56 98 17 7,717 17 Law-sheep, 1, 900^ dozen, at $10.50 19, 9.55 25 200* dozen, at 89 1, 804 50 21,759 75 Eoans, 180^ dozen, at $8.50 1,534 25

5 dozen, at $9 45 00 1,579 25

Skivers, 320^ dozen,' at $8.50 2,724 25

350i dozen, at $7.50 2,628 75 143i dozen, at $5.90 846 65

6, 199 65 Parchment, 15^} dozen, at $7.43 115 16

Gold-leaf, 650 packs, at $7 4, 550 00 400 packs, at $5.90 2, 760 00 125 packs, at $5.90 737 50

50 packs, at $6 300 00 50 packs, at $5.85 292 50

5 packs, at $5.20 26 00 740 packs, imitation, at $1.60 1, 184 00 9,850 00

Binder's-hoard, 274,250 pounds, at i-^^ cents 13,438 25

213, 1.50 pounds, at 3^ cents 7, 460 25

63, 950 pounds, at .3^^,- cents 2, 046 40

39, 900 pounds, at 3-^0 cents 1, 356 60

10, 000 pounds, at '3^\ cents 390 00

5, 800 pounds, at 4-^^^ cents 278 40

2, 494 pounds, at 5 cents 124 70 25,094 60 Thread, 1, 164 pounds, at 71f cents 835 18 130 pounds, at 76^ cents 99 45 234 pounds, at 99 cents 231 66

1, 166 29 Twine, 1, 872 pounds 617 72

50 pounds, at 22 cents 11 00 628 72

Glue, 19, 146i pounds, at 19 cents 3, 637 84 Cotton, 2, lllf yards, at 28 cents 591 29 2,643 yards, at 9i cents 25109

.574^ yards, at 6 cents 34 46 876 84 Crash, 13, .5.58* yards, at 13 cents 1,762 61 725 yards, at 10 cents 72 50 1,835 11 Cambric, 1,116 yards, at 7 cents 7y 13 Tracing-linen, 2 pieces, at $8.50 17 00 Carried forward 529,608 84
46 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward S529, 608 84 Tape, 12,672 yards, at H cents 190 08 Needles, 250 papers, ht 6 cents 15 00 Worsted, 2 pounds, at $i 8 00 Canvas, 2,232f yards, at 25^ cents 569 36 Gray super, 1,200 yards, at 4 cents 48 00

Jewellers' cotton, 25 pounds, at $1.50 37 50 Ribbon, 24 pieces, at 75 cents 18 00 Beverteen cloths, 6, at $13 78 00 Cloth guides, 16, at $5 80 00 Flannel, 20 yards, at 75 cents $15 00 65i yards (canton), at 14 cents 9 14 24 14 Stay-binding, 2 dozen, at $2 4 00 Head-bands, 200 pieces, at 48 cents 96 00

100 pieces, at 78 cents 78 00 100 pieces, at 44 cents 44 00

1 piece 99 218 99 Braid, 1, 020 yards 49 00 456 yards, at 5f cents 26 22

108 yards, at 5^ cents 5 67

66 yards, at 14 cents 9 24

6 pieces, at $1.75.- 10 50

1 piece 1 50

102 13 Flour, 77 barrels, at $6.19 476 63 Sponge, 35 pounds, at $2.25 78 75 27i pounds, at $2.50 68 12

5 pounds, at $1.70 8 50

155 37 Alcohol, 243i gallons, at $2.15| 525 06 20 gallons, at $2.12 42 40

567 46 Beeswax, 175 pounds, at 29 cents 50 75

Oil, 154 gallons sperm, at $1.23 189 42

1'} gallons neat's-foot 2 10 I gallon crude 50

32 dozen sweet, at $1.20 38 40

1 dozen olive 10 50 240 92 Soap, 57 pounds, at 6f cents , 3 85 774 pounds, at 6-^^ cents 53 41

Castile 3 22

60 48 Benzine, 344 gallons, at 10 cents 34 40 Dyes, gums, &c.

:

Carmine, 75 ounces, at 65 cents 48 75

52 ounces, at 60 cents 31 20

79 95 Chrome-yellow, 72 pounds, at 35 cents 25 20 Oxalic acid, 25 pounds, at 16 cents 4 00 Ultramarine blue, 28 pounds, at 25 cents 7 00

5 pounds, at $1.10 5 50

_ 12 50 Carried forward 532,709 70
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 47

BrougM forward $532, 709 70 Egg-albumen, 275 pounds, at 90 cents $247 50 20 x>ounds, at 83 cents 16 60 264 10 Pearlash, 125 pounds, at 15 cents , 18 75 Alum, 550 pounds, at 6 cents 33 00 Eosine, 19 ounces 13 50

Beef-galls, 58, at 10 cents 5 80 Gum-hog, 186 pounds, at 52 cents 93 72 Ammonia, 48 pounds, at 20 cents 9 60 Bichromate potash, 32 packages, at 2 cents 64 Gum-shellac, 65 x:)ounds, at 60 cents 39 00

40 pounds, at 75 cents 30 00

10 pounds, at 80 cents 8 00 20 pounds, at 65 cents 13 00 90 00 Lake coloring pulp, 80 pounds, at 45 cents 36 00

25 pounds, at 25 cents 6 25

42 25

Soluble-blue, 25 pounds, at $1 25 00

Creosote, 16 pounds, at $1.25 , 20 00 Muriate of tin, 2 pounds, at 25 cents 50

Oil of cloves, 12 ounces 3 00 Varnish, 2 dozen, at $12 24 00 24 quarts 33 00 57 00 Insect-powder, 150 pounds, at 80 cents 120 00

80 pounds, at 75 cents 60 00 180 00

3 gallons mucilage, at $3 9 00

13 dozen brooms, at $2.25 29 25

1 dozen boxes wax-tapers 4 50

30 salt-sacks, at 40 cents 12 00

18 chairs 20 GO

8 stools, at $3.25. 26 00

2 dozen chair-seats 7 80 Matches 9 .55 Crocks, bowls, &c 25 45 Bindery type 1, 075 46

Clothes-wringers 60 00 Sawdust 28 98 Boxing, cartage, and freight 113 63 Washing towels 250 45 Telegraphing 7 35 Coal 536 60 ice 221 15 Eggs 60 55 Vinegar 11 38 Gas , 1,647 20 Stationery 183 64 All other material 137 34 Horses, wagons, &c.

:

1 black mare 175 00 Use of horse 3 days, at 75 cents 2 25 Carried forward 177 25 538, 046 84
48 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

Brouglit forward $177 25 $538, 046 84 Wagons and repairs 242 40 Horse-feed 680 10 Horseslioeiug 166 25 Harness and repairs 106 12 Yoteriuary services and medicine 7 65 Wagon grease 3 20

1 bucket 60

1 chamois skin 50 — 1,384 07 Total 539, 430 91 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1880. $34, 798 91

A^alue of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1881. 43, 145 96

1^0. 7.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional

Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.

Pay of employes

:

July $8,270 57 August 4, 340 61 September 5, 454 75 October 4,319 75 November 1,925 97 December 1,844 30 January 6, 777 77 February 9, 960 08 March 12, 441 08 April 8,929 48 May 6, 074 92 June 3,873 56 $74,212 84

Materials, &c.

:

2,202 reams printing-paper, 90 pounds, at $7.29 16,052 57 750 reams printiug-paper, 90 pounds, at $7.11 5,332 50

427 reams and 6^ quires printing-paper, 45 pounds, at

$3.69 1, 576 83

24, 000 feet imitation Russia leather, at 19^ cents 4, 680 00

17 dozen law-sheep, at $10.50 178 50 dozen title-leather, at $11.50 1 92 dozen title -leather, at $8.50 1 42 dozen title-leather, at $10.70.. 1 78

35 reams marble-paper, at $4.82 168 70

18, 000 pounds binders boards, at 3^ cents 980 00 70 packs gold leaf, at $7 490 00

2, 550^ pounds glue, at 19 cents 484 60

50 pounds egg albumen, at 90 cents 45 00

24 pounds twine, at 33 cents 7 92

50 pounds cord, at 22 cents 11 00

16 barrels flour, at $6.19 99 04

2 dozen sweet-oil, at $1.26 2 40

2, 490 yards crash, at 14^ cents 361 05

520 pounds wire, at 30 cents 156 00 Carried forward 30, 631 23 74, 212 84
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Brouglit forward $30, 631 23 $74, 212 84

65J- pounds wire, at 40 cents 26 10 12 salt-sacks, at 30 cents 3 60 50 yards rubber blankets, at $6 300 00 Type 821 41 86 brass galleys 121 50

182 composing-sticks 245 25 100 pounds brass rule, at 60 cents 60 00 24 feet rule, at 8 cents 193

40 feet rule, at 10 cents 4 00 40 feet rule, at 12 cents 4 80 2 reams yellow printing-paper, at $3.25 6 50 15,200 pounds stereotype metal, at 9.58 cents 1,497 20

3, 500 pounds ink, at 10 1 cents 367 50 350 yards cotton, at 20 ceuts 70 00 20 gallons sperm oil, at $1.23 24 60 25 gallons benzine, at 10 cents 2 50 50 pounds potash, at 6 cents 3 00 3J pounds thread, at 82 cents 2 67 32 pounds cord, at 23f cents 7 60

87 pounds twine, at 16 cents 13 92

1-:} pounds beeswax, at 29 cents 44

2 papers needles, at 10 cents 20

1 dozen chairs 10 00

2 dozen crocks, at $2.12 4 24

1 dozen brooms 2 25

1 Tsiiidow-awning 2 69

3 reflectors, at $12 36 00

12 cases 18 90

1 . watering-pot 2 50

58 pounds soap, at 6.9 cents 4 00 Maps to accompany Record 292 00 Stationery ..- 25 41 Telegraphing 124

Boxing freight, &c 6 10 Gas 1,922 40 Compiling index 5, 510 00

Ice 75 59 Coal 468 86 Washing tQwels 55 20 One hired horse "which died while in use of Government

Printing Office 250 00 Use of horse 76 days, at 75 cents 57 00 Use of horse 67 days, at $1 67 00 Use of horse ' 50 00 Horse-feed 151 97 Harness, repairs, &c 52 75 Wagon, repairs, &c 227 25 Horseshoeing 25 75 Miscellaneous items 17 56 43,552 60 Total 117, 765 44 The clerk in charge of the Record is paid out of the appropriation for ''Salaries, Office of Public Printer." 4 P P
50 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing

and Engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives (except Congressional Record)^, the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court of

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

30, 1881.

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

1879 $55, 404 00

100, 000 copies of illustrations for Special Report No. 22 of the Depart- ment of Agriculture 13,280 00

48, 505 X)late8 for Report of tlie Commissioner of Agriculture, 1878 398, 09

22, 000 cox)ies of illustratious for Special Report of the Department of Agriculture in regard to Beet Sugar 2, 150 00

10, 000 copies of illustrations for Special Report of tlie Department of Agriculture in regard to Sorghum Sugar 62 85

3, 050 copies of 25 plates and 1,500 copies of 114 plates for volume 4 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the

Territories 9, 870 00

3, 050 copies of 8 plates and 1,200 copies of 32 plates for volume 8 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the

Territories 2, 544 00

3, 050 copies of 32 plates and 1,200 copies of 24 plates for Prof. J. S. Newberry's paper in volume 8 of the Final Reports of the Geological

and Geographical Survey of the Territories 5, 808 00

3, 050 copies of 26 plates and 1,200 copies of 60 plates for Prof. L. Les- quereux's paper in volume 8 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 6, 420 00 1,500 copies of illustrations for volume 12 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 4, 320 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for volume 13 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 4, 000 00

10, 050 copies of illustrations for Prof. F. V. Hayden's Report for 1878.. 20, 970 34

10, 050 copies of illustrations for Dr. A. S. Packard's paper in Prof. F. V. Hayden's Report for 1878 2, 677 50

10,050 copies of illustrations for Dr. A. C. Peale's paper in Prof. F. V. Hayden's Report for 1878 5, 347 50

10, 050 copies of 4 plates and 200 copies of 32 plates for Prof. C. A. White's paper in Prof. F. V. Hayden's Report for 1878 928 00

15, 000 copies of illustrations for Paris Exposition Reports 6, 448 50

3, 300 copies of illustrations for Report of the Commissioners of the Dis- * trict of Columbia for 1880 4, 820 Oq

15, 050 copies of illustrations for Annual Report of the Directors of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution 3,243 25

10,050 copies of illustrations for Second Jleport of the United States Entomological Commission 7, 150 25

7, 350 copies of 156 maps, 950 copies of 10 maps, 1,300 copies of 6 maps, and 9,950 copies of progress chart for Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1880 » 3, 980 00

6, 200 copies of illustrations for Report of the Secretary of War for 1880. 208 00

5, 000 copies of illustratious for Report of the Chief Signal Officer for 1880 1, 400 00 200 copies of illustrations for Report of the Quartermaster-General for 1862 50 00 Carried forward : 161, 480 28
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 51

Brought forward |161,480 28

6,000 copies of illustrations forEeport of the Quartermaster-General for 1880 153 00

3, 000 copies of illustrations for Eeport of the Surgeon-General of the Navy for 1880 250 00

5, 700 copies of illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1880 450 00 200 copies of illustrations for Reports of the Chief of Ordnance from

1812 to 1870 65 00

5, 050 copies of illustrations for volume 4 of Contributions to North

American Ethnology 1.264 00 150 copies of 10,319 pages of Specifications of Patents. 15, 478 50

9, 900 copies of 5 maps and 6,900 copies of 1 plate for the Eeport of the Secretary of the Navy for 1880 425 00

1, 050 copies of maps for Report of the Commission to Codify the United

States Land Laws 293 00

8, 150 copies of maps for Report of the Commissioner of the General Laud Office for 1880 71 00

3, 150 copies of plates for Report on Life- Saving Service for 1880 . 250 00

550 copies of maps for Report on the Improvement of the Danube. . . 220 00 5,000 copies of 33 plates, 250 copies of plate No. 2, and 450 copies of

plate No. 18, for Report on the Eclipse of 1878 2, 992 00

7.50 copies of illustrations for Narrative of the Polaris Expedition 160 50

500 copies of plate for Coast Survey Report for 1876 75 00

2, 900 copies of 25 plates and 3,100 copies of 1 plate for Coast Survey Report for 1H77 631 70

3, 700 copies of plates for Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1878. 56 00

100 copies of illustrations for Final Report of Centennial Commission. 240 00

3, 000 copies of plates for Report on Pleuro-Pneumonia in Cattle 200 00

200 copies of maps for Proceedings of Warren Court of Inquiry. . .... 2o3 00

1, 050 copies of plates for Report on Board Recommending a Standard Screw Thread 250 00

1, 000 copies of plates for Report on Yellow Fever on Board United States Ship Plymouth 235 50

3, 0.50 copies of maps for Instructions to Surveyors-General 235 00

10, 050 copies of plate for Rules of Practice of United States Patent Office . 210 00

3, 8.50 copies of plate for Twelfth Annual List of Merchant Vessels. 175 00

1, 500 copies of plates for Nautical Almanac for 1884 170 00 500 copies of maps for Military Geography of the United States 100 00

100 copies of nine sheets of tracing for inquiry in regard to the authorship of certain letters sent to Hon. W. M. Springer 90 00

1, 000 copies of illustration for Ordnance Notes No. 127 85 00

550 copies of maps for Treatise on River Improvements 80 00

550 copies of plates for Report on Screw Propellers 50 00

1, 050 copies of plate for Report on the Trial of Machinery of the Steamer

Anthracite • 50 00

3, 050 copies of plate for Report on the High Plateaus of Utah 35 00

1, 050 copies of plate for Instructions to Medical Officers of the United

States Navy 25 00

1, 000 copies of diagram for Amendment to Specifications for Stoves ... 10 Oq

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc, No. 2 50 00

lj900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 5 250 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 33 85 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 44 60 00 Carried forward 187, 260 48
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brouglit forwnrd $187, 260 48

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 48 195 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 49 205 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 55 115 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 59 110 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 60 225 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 63 220 00

1, 900 copies of map lor Senate Ex. Doc. No. 207 70 00

2, 250 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 9 120 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 28 100 00 1,900 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 102 165 00 1,900 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 157 150 00

5, 6")0 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 5 320 00 3,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 6 475 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 19 220 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 22 170 00

1, 900 copies of diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 23 248 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 24 45 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 27 45 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 28.. 80 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 39 45 00 2,900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 40 „.. 70 00

2, 400 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 43 215 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 57 . 55 00

2, 150 copies of maps for B[ouse Ex. Doc. No. .58.., 100 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 76 305 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 89 205 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 93 30 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 95 160 00 1,925 copies of map for House Report No. 1787 150 GO

1, 900 copies of letters for House Report No, 1790 390 00 20 copies of I map for United States Supreme Court 20 00 25 copies of 44 maps for United States Supreme Court 179 00

30 copies of 60 maps for United States Supreme Court 295 00 35 copies of 51 pages of exhibits for United States Supreme Court 150 00

30 copies of 7 diagrams for Court of Claims 50 00

50 copies of 5 diagrams for Court of Claims 90 00 Engraving illustrations for Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau

of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution 13,409 30 Electrotyping 5 illustrations for Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution 3 00 Engraving illustrations for volume 4 of Contributions to North American

Ethnology 3, 223 05 Engraving illustrations for volume 4 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 35 50 Engraving illustrations for volume 14 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 2, 107 16 Electrotyping illustrations for volume 14 of the Final Rej^orts of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 217 05 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1879 2,092 00 Engraving illustrations for Bowditch Navigator 492 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1880. .. 415 00 Carried forward
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Bronglit forAvard $215, 041 54 Engravinof illustrations for Preliminary Report of tiie Commissioner of Agriculture 214 50 Engraving illustrations for Special Report of the Department of Agricult- ure in regard to Beet Sugar 552 00 Engraving illustrations for Special Report No. 33 of tlie Department of Agriculture 250 00 Engraving illustrations for Special Report No. 35 of the Department of Agriculture 45 00 Engraving illustrations for Special Report of the Department of Agricult- ure in regard to Sumac in Sicily 12 50 Engraving illustration for Report on Pleuro-Pneumonia in Cattle 4 50 Engraving illustrations for Official Records of the War of the Rebellion.. 134 25 Engraving illustrations for Smith-sonian Report for 1879 165 75 Engraving illustrations for Second Report of the United States Entomological Commission 59 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1878 105 00 Engraving illustrations for Circular of Information No. 5 of the Bureau

of Education 55 50 Engraving illustration for Circular of Information No. 6 of the Bureau of Education 15 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Fish and Fisheries for 1878 55 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Fish and Fisheries for 1879 74 50 Engraving illustration for Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1878. 72 00 Engraving illustration for Report of Coast and Geodetic Survey for 18r9. 15 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1880 20 50 Engraving illustrations for Reports of the Chief of Ordnance from 1812 to 1870 64 00 Engraving illustrations for Annual Report of the National Board of Health

for 1880 49 50 Engraving illusti;ations for National Board of Health Bulletin No, 6 17 00 Engraving illustrations for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 8 15 00 Engraving illustrations for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 11 32 00 Engraving illustrations for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 16 18 50 Engraving illustrations for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 21 21 75 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 31 12 50 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 35 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 37 13 50 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 38 6 75 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 39 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 40 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 43 .... . 13 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 47 . 15 00 Engraving illustration for National Board of Health Bulletin No. 48 15 00 Engraving illustration for Supplement No. 7, National Board of Health

Bulletin 20 00 Engraving illustration for Supplement No. 8, National Board of Health

Bulletin 10 50 Engraving illustrations for Supplement No. 13, National Board of Health

Bulletin gO qq Engraving illustrations for Proceedings of Warren Court of Inquiry 48 00 Re-engraving 3 illustrations for Proceedings of Warren Court of Inquiry. 26 GO Carried forward
54 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward ^217, 414 54 Engraving illustration for Report of the Secretary of the Navy for 1880.. 2 25 Engraving illustration for Report of the Surgeon-General of the Navy for 1880 8 55 Engraving illustration for Ordnance Notes No. 135 1 25 Engraving illustrations for Ordnance Notes No. 136 50 00 Engraving illustrations for Ordnance Notes No. 140 25 00 Engraving illustrations for Ordnance Notes No. 142 18 50 Engraving illustration for Ordnance Notes No. 148 3 00 Engraving ilhistration for Ordnance Notes No. 152 7 75 Engraving illustrations for Treatise on River Iniprov^ements 2^*0 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Scbool-HLouse Architecture 250 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Foreign Commerce 50 00 Engraving illustrations for Specidcations for Barrack Chair. 48 50 Engraving illustrations for Nautical Almanac for 1884 45 00 Engraving illustration for Form No. 2-155 of the Department of the Interior 45 00 Engraving diagram for Target Practice 24 00 Engraving illustration for Report of the Commission to codify the United

States Land Laws 12 50 Engraving illustrations for Professional papers No. 23 10 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Hollow Bricks 9 00 Engraving fac similes of three signatures 9 00 Engraving illustration for Report on the Improvement of the Danube.. . 8 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Commission 6 00 Engraving illustration for Register of the United States Naval Academy. 5 25 Engraving illustrations for Decisions of the Commissioner of Patents for 1880 5 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on the Geology of the Black Hills 350 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Decrease of Water in Springs 3 50 Engraving illustration for Instructions to Surveyors-General 1 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 9 , 528 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 63 100 40 Engraving illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 207 16 75 Engraving illustration for Senate Ex. I/oc. No. 210 13 50 Engraving illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 3 13 50 Eugraving illustration for Senate Bill No. 1988 34 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 5 94 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 15 10 50 Engraving illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 36 11 00 Eugraving illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 43 5 50 Engraving illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 95 4 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 99 72 24 Engraving illustrations for House Report No. 30 64 00 Engraving illustration for Plouse Report No. 210 18 75 Engraving illustration for House Report No. 756, Part 2 38 25 Engraving illustration for House Report No. 1740 20 00 Engraving diagrams for United States Supreme Court 212 00 Engraving diagrams for Court of Claims 66 00 Total 219,984 98
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEPt. 55

JVo. 9.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of Completing the New General Catalogue of the Library of Congress during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1881. Pay of employes

:

July - $426 94 August 5-22 69 September 481 28 October , 560 19 November 480 19 May 171 43 June 299 04 2,941 76

51f reams calendered priuting-paper, (iO pounds, 24 by 32 inclies, at ^5.64. 291 87

Total 3,233 63

-^^0. 10.

Statement showing disbursements on account of Telephonic Connection between the Capitol and the Government Printing Office during

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.

Repairs to telephone line „ $92 75 Rent of telephones 312 25 405 00

No. 11.

Statement showing disbursements on account of Index to Official Reports of the Centennial Exhibition of 1876.

For preparation of the index , $300 00
56 REPORT OF TPIE PUBLIC PRINTER,

No. 12.

Sfatement siiowincj the numh( r of persons employed ill the Ptihlic Printing and lUndiiif/ {except Congressional R cord) dnring the fiscal year ending June 30, l:-i8l, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

.

POINTING.

Nam©.

A. H. S. Dnvis W. H. Colliihs J. M. A. Spottswood .

.

E. W. Kerr

Ed. M. Spedden

P. U. Stilt Jolm Furlons William Biinium Henry N. Bocrnatoin . *^ Jolm Jl. Bonei' A. T. Cavia W. W. Deloe

IC. \V. Deiiisoii

Beiij;nniri Dn-w

I. Fuller Oeoroe Grefiory AndreY\- (rro;;an

Oharle.-s H. Lewis

-John F. McDermot... M. Novea

Charles W. Otis Aveu Pearson

F. A. Rlioderick

C. M. Robinson

T. A. Soott

J. L. Slentz

F. B. Stitt .John W. Thomas

A. Thomson

William Towers . C. A. Waterman

M. Wheat

A. I. Bowen

George Bnrklin William Flinn A. S. GriffjTS J.N.Hall

C. R. Hanleiter H. B. Mi Kean

John S Poicr... W. C. Talley

R. B. Wilson

C. H. Davis

C. F. Gilmore

H. W.Gray

George A. R. McNeir.

J. M. Maloney

Williani H. N"orton . .

.

T. S. Slentz M. R. Woodward

M. Bi osnahan

J. S. Bui nside

F. M. Dodge

O. F. Dunbip W. McFarlane

Hamilton Piatt A. F. Randolph

P. H. Smith

William E. Thompson.

G. ll. Arkei'nian Sydney Adams

Oscar Alexander

C. W. Axe

C. J. Alexander

A. G. Allison

F. B. Baker John Baltzeil D. C. Ibmg.s

B. F. Barrows James Bawn

Frank A. Baxter

Alex. P. Bcatty

J. M. Bixler

Time era- ployed. Days

313 234

Hours.

677 2,413

2, 203

2, 844

2, 415

2, 313

2, 107 2,516

2, 699

2, 451

1, 939

2, 274

1, 588

551

571

2, 535

974

2, 522

2, 659

2, 660

2, 682 2,406

1, 839

2, 357

1, 297

2, 547

2, 619

1,940

2, 632 707

1,401

2, 668

2, 579

2, 336

2, 169

2, 012

2, 594

.546

2, 544

2, 920

2, 600

2, 661

2, 632

2, 468

2. 615

2, 628

2, 974

2, 636

2, 734

2, 635

2, 356

2, 498

2, 462

2, 067

2, 699

],951

1,822

2. 269

2, .556

1, 736*

2, 514 535

2, 473'

2, 350

2, 3 '4

2, 553

2, 522

1, 421

1, 729

998

Amount

received.

$2, 100 00 1,600 00

1, 799 75 1,606 83 ],351 28

1, 267 28

1, 649 52

1, 233 15

1, 102 00

1, ll4 63

1, 333 48

1, 382 77

1, 297 60

1. 027 67 1,205 22

841 64 292 03 302 63 1,231 88 488 27

1, 327 56

1, 4(»1 99

1, 350 00 1,421 46

1, 275 18 974 67

1, 249 21

653 22

1, 349 91 1,388 07

1. 028 20

1, 394 96

282 80 560 40

1, 071 20

1, 031 60 934 40

867 60 804 80

1, 037 60 218 40

1, 017 60

1, 460 00 300 00 330 50 316 00

171 10 307 50 314 00

524 20 186 20

230 30

185 75

1, 060 20

1, 124 10

1, 046 90

1, 200 15

1, 214 .55 845 85 728 SO

920 08

1, 022 40 094 60

1, 005 60 214 00 989 20 940 00 734 65

1, 021 20

1, 008 80 568 40

691 60 399 20

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours. John P. Boss

William M. Boyd.... Wallace Brewer W. H. Brock W. S. Brooks

C. P. Brown

Louise Bryant W. G. Barges

S. McL. Bvington. ... D. W. Beach'

A. D. Brock

H. V.Bisbee

S. N. Benerman

R. T. Bray

O. C.Butier George A. Callahan . J. 1). Cbedal ... W. P. Chew

J. B.Clark

liichard W. Claxtou.

j John C. Coheaiie .... Jolui F. Connolh' i

I Al. Cottle ' George, W. Cox i

1 J.M.Craig

I W. L. Crooker M. L. C rowley

I J. E. Crutchet

j C. M. Cyphers W. E. Chase

A. T. Cowie

! A. G. Cook

j J. B. Campbell

I J. L. Curtis Charles Danenhower

j S. M. Davis

! H. L. Davison

I H. B. Denny

I S. N. Dinsmore John T. Dunbar

(Miarles F. De]>ue

; James Douglierty

j George E. Dummer , T. M. Donn

I). R. Doyle Jolm Diivkman I H.G.Ellis I C E. Etchberger j C.W.Eve I E. B. E\ non j C. A. Edclin ; W.T.Eveils Edw. J. P'allon Samuel Ferrier

J.'F. Fhniry

II. All. Foresraan Benjamin Franklin..

Fra'nck Farisb | J. Warren Fletcher I William 11. Farden j Thomas Fealey \ George R. (Ti-ay Georce II. Green

G. T.Gosoru , J. R. Grove , William Geddes

i W. B. (h-eene

, K. S. Goordoe ...I G. F. Hammar |

I Will. Heffelfiuger !

i AV. C.Henry 1

I C. W, Hcnshaw |

! S.H. Herman i

2, 625

2, 567

2, 53".) 2, .>W

1, 640

2, 5.53

2, 372

2, 459

2,461 875

1, 223 r,iii

543

1, 015 772

3,353

2, 379

1, 685

2, 919

2, 323

2, 390 1,687

270

2, 276

2, 345

2, 486

1. 350

2, 846 1,172

2, 5U

1, 373

291

291 199

2, 476

2, 518

2, 648

2, 600

1, 165

2, 405

662

2 122

1, 804 333

333 689

1, 084

2, 559

1, 598

1, 6.53

1, 894 1,475

2, 508

2, 512

2, 335

2, 427

2. 338 1,712

1, 627

1, 083

286

2, 723

2, 444

1, 900

3, 334

1, 363

1. 016

1, 106

1, 433

1, 840

2, 648

2, 612 2,506
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

No. 12.

Persons emjyJoijecl in the PtibliG Printing, 4'C- —Continued.

Xame.

Time emplo\ ed. Amoant

received. [ Days.' Hours.

j

Xame.

J. J. Heron

John J. Hi<i£pjis . .

.

F.M.Hill

A. Hosman

George VT. HoTrard

T. \\^Ho^Tard Thomas Hushes .

.

C. T. HardiDs: Frank C. Helinick

.

E. D. Hill Albeit E. Incralls .

.

M. A. IrvrinT

I. J. -Jamison

C. T. Johnson .. .. H. F.Kevser

J. H. Kalilert H. A.Keefer

Martin Kendig

J. M. Kibble , ^. A. Kin<x.

TV. Mar.len King .

.

E. Kingsruau . "... J. Harry Knock . .

.

"William Kirkland.

L. E. Kearney

"W. H. Li\ ermore .

.

XJ. S. Lowdermilk . Charles Lnstig

B. F. Larcombe

"W. P. Liixgett , J. "W. La w

O. X. Lanning James B. Malion .

.

O F. Mattin^^lv 1 J. G. McI)owt4l

B. F. :Maxwell A. McLean

C. L). Mcpherson

C. L. Minor

Samuel E. MuUan

Joseph V. Murray

C.S.Myers

Daniel McCallum

William H. McFadden..

H. T. McGowan

T. Mr}tlahon

Charles R. Miller Albert K. Mundheini. .. A. T. Maupin

John A. Mvers

A. McXelly

C. H. Messincier M. M. Mitchell Herman Martin I H. A. McDonald.

A. M. :McXelly . J. T. Xichol-on.

.

H. A. Xotbnagel.

J. B. Xelsim

P. C.Ob.-rlev .... J. H. O'Brien .... /Frank E. P-irk .

.

/ L. H. Pntter.son. . ' L. Petri e

S. J. Phillipps ... C. S. Parran W. L. Pierce William Piatt . .

.

A. R. (^nantrille . J. C. Quein W. R. Ramsev ... W. F. Randolph . W. F. Rodrick... Zidon E. Ross ... C. W. Rempp....

J. :Nr. Ki'! i:away . J. K. Robinscn ..

2, 534

2, 171

1', 2, 47y

2, :.gd

2, 420

1, 92(5 S2 5o4

1, 861

2, 472

2, 622

2, 5 L3

1, 335

1,998

2. 071

1, 925

L'. I L'li 1, 745

2, 0;j9

1, 832

827

29088

2, .500 1,237

2, .549

1, 667

1, 975

327

1. 049

1,251 2,022

2,393

1, 987 2,427 2,446

619

2,571 I 2,553 i 824

1,948 I 1,814

1, 266

2, 0.54

1. 786

1, 267

831 865 803

1,008

1,068

291

92

88

2, 143

1, 490

1, 3!)S

2, 4S0

il5

I, r!i)7

L', 554

1, 922

1, f)74

1. 8^4

2.491

2,33:;

ri3i.i 2, 56o

2. r04 2,445

1, 934

2, 017

2, U29 I

$1, 013 GO

8t58 40

700 45

908 40

99 L 60

1, 024 HO

9(;s uo 770 40

32 80 213 60 744 40 988 80

1, 048 80

1, 005 20 534 00 799 20 828 40

770 00 718 00 698 00 803 60 732 80 330 80 116 00 35 20

1, 000 00 404 f-0

1, 010 i;o 605 90 790 00 130 80 419 60 500 40 805 80 957 20 794 80 970 SO 978 40 247 60

1, 028 40

1, 021 20 329 60 779 20 725 60 506 40 821 60 714 40 506 80 332 40

346 00 321 20 403 20 427 20 116 40 36 80

35 20 614 .50

5'.i6 00 559 2 ) 995 60 38 00 522 80 952 80

1, 038 00

1, 02 L 60 768 80 789 60 745 60 996 40

933 20 372 20

1, 025 40

1, 121 60 978 00

773 60 806 80 811 60

Time em-

: Amount,

, received. Days. Hours. James F. Scaggs . C.TT. Shell ^ - AV. L. SchmalhoiT William C. Seflon

0. Shaw

J. \V. Sherman

H,.L. Shomo

O. V. Shomo

II. H. Silvev

E. C. Smith

\V. O. Smith Harvv L. Suvder . J. Vr. Snyder

Cluiru'S >pencer .

.

:M. V. B. Srevens -

.

Beujamin A. Swan W. H. Sweeney

A. Sriarwalt, jr | L Simmonds .1 J. X. Souders { C. K. Schwrar

i'Mi-r Stout H. Smiley ' Bruce Small | A. H. Tavlor

A. W. Tel)l)etts 1... E. H. Th.nnas i ( ". P. Tlmmiisou

AV. H. Towfis

J. A. D. 'Uuriier ] W. 1). Und.-rwood I A. V;ui Alstvne ! F. B. V.^'allaee I D. S. Walton ' ^Y. H. Wats.in i Jclm AVeber

Samui'l Wehrlv

F. s. w,-sr._..:.

G. T. AVIiittington...

E. S. AViler

L. Woodward

Theo. P. AVliite George J. AVf bb Henry W.n lield Edward Warren

T. G. Williams

B. C. Wri-ht W. H. AVhitcomb .... W. V. AVinaus Jolm AV;dkiip Edward Wentwbrth.

Seward Beall AuLTustus R. Holden

M. H. Kendig . Ral|ih E. Lausston . F. B. Lathrop

C. M. Lewis

H. McElfresh

F. Z. .Maguire

J. A. Mahoney

Harry B. Major Jeremiah (J'Cimnell . -J. AV. O'Rourke

E. H. Patterson

A. E. Riddle

E. C. Scaggs

Charles O. Thompson

A. E. Corning

C. E. Fariin^ton

J. F. Graut

J. H.Harper....

Pl^s'ott

C. H. Robinson . J. H. Shoepf .... F. M. St. John .. D. I. Tf)wers ... S. R. WaU

2, 599 $1, 039 60

2, 566 1, 026 40

2,449 979 60

2, 570 1, 0-'8 00

2, 501 1,000 40

1, 763 705 20

2, 4-47 978 80

2, 545 1, 018 00

2, 378 951 20

968 40

2, 023 809 20

2, 102 840 80

1, 985 1 794 00

2. 453 981 20

2, 572 1, 028 80

1, 392 564 60

2, 483 993 20

1,879 7.51 60

1, 105 442 00 208 83 20

284 113 60

684 273 60 204 81 60

242 96 80

2, 220 827 85 1,792 716 80 1,917 746 80

2, 651 1, OCO 40

2. 5.50 1, 020 00

2, 525 1, 010 00

1, 016 406 40

396 158 40

1, 264 505 60

2,461 984 40

2, 403 961 20

2, 344 937 60

2, 597 1, 038 80

2, 512 1, 004 80

2, 456 982 40

2, 464 985 60

2, 534 1,013 60

1, 64 5 6.58 00

1, 834 733 60

1, 246 498 40

1, 412 564 80

649 259 60

324 129 60

340 136 00

315 126 00

671 268 40

552 220 80

1. 401 306 85

2, 280 492 10

1, 831 457 75

1, 946 464 25

2,413 593 10

2,023 453 65

2, 624 645 15

1, 709 422 75

1, 651 379 35

2, 013 460 70

2, 498 613 80

1, .517 377 75

2, 317 570 00

2, 559 639 75

2, .500 570 75

2, 168 517 55

2, 504 434 41

2, 099 387 70

2, 353 429 57

5.56 111 20

2, 336 4(>0 33

6G0 132 00

2, 299 393 42

2, 362 404 40

2, 129 .•592 03

2, 170 372 37
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12. —Pc7-8ons employed in the Public Frintinf/, cjx*. —Coutiuued.

Name. Time employed.

I

^ 1 received. Days. Hours. |

IN'ame,

;^u2

1270 loO

290 298

305

303

07. 129 302

R.J. Wilson

Johii P. Wilver M. F. Jianett R. W. Kt'rr, jr |. Georn'ti Lauieuzi |

.

Remy Lefi aiic j

.

Chaiies O'Learv ' - ^F. W. Travis .

.- |. "^"Vy. Toimj; ' —Oeorjre Berrv Thomas M. Fields ...... Jam PS F. Kearney ...... E(hvar»l Kedfield' ..A..

J. Franklin Sewall Frank I. Stewart j J. Simmons i -!n2^ M.^V.C hollar ; 311 David Xicholson ' 301 M.W.Mitchell

A. A. Allison Andrew Smith ..... A. S. Defrees

I. P. Beitlirong .... Robert W^ilson W. F. Collins E. B. .lones H. H. Jones

J. H. Butcher. John Buck man W. H. Cole

"William Crawford.. John F. Fernusou .. W. H. Fei iiuson i W. A. Furmage

E. C. Hoover Amos Irving ! Thomas Kearney I E.iward Mahme' I W. H.Myers j W. J. O'Cunuor

Joe. Sard.) ! C. H. '\\'ils(in ,

i John ( Wrioht j Herbert s. Fh nn , D. G. Mv.-rs

R:cliai(l Murphy j 102 H. Gioslion . ..'

I 171f

J. E. B;-i!:ht 1. G. W. B>.weu 1 L. I). Hatch I John \V. Work j D. M.CoveV-.... ! E. Cobui n

" .] John (J^oodrick j J. E. Miekle I B. F. Wvi'^ht I A. A. Chissler 1 Robert H. White j Katie S. Irving I A. 11. Sample. j Thomas J. Alleger I W. S.Baker j SidiH'v r. i; it,>.s ' W. K. Bauv! I Frank A. i;a;vter , P. M. lieeker j S. S. Bowman . Willia)!! 1). Brennan : A. H. lU ittiu D. W. Bruce j F. E. Burnside i E. M. Cadv

J. K. Campbell ! W. Y. Clarke Frank Davie.s George ^^1. I )e])ue . .

.

W. B. Denald.son ... O. W. Doughty

2, 209

l,257i 2,492 I 2,413 I 2,325 i 1, 927

92 3 1, MO

2,247 ! 1, 979

5G0 2,343 I 1,(590 1,730 1 679 '

188

2, 658 2,901

1, <S79 2,784 ; 160 ' 1.262 • 2, .S57

; 2. 818

V 964

3, :i09

1, 144 530

2, 523

2. 914 2,953

2, 614 : 1,091

I 'i, lio'

2. 73U

2, 44:U

2, 613

2, 4(19

2, 7!J8

2, 411

2, 479

2, 4(i6

' 2 220

' 21)3

2. 4113

4i:j

2' 224i

(j.'itj 2, 339

669 1,771

2, 402i

122 231

2, 473i

2, 405 , 1, 167 328 ' 2, 36 U

2, 387i

2, 311

2, 4i:{ 557 ,

$370 57

2-13 711 333 58 322 64 37u 54 280 53 153 8"i 24() 95 324 57 247 34

70 00 338 27 211 23 216 98 84 87

1, 260 41)

1. 244 00

1, •_'04 00

1, 208 00

1, 155 20 480 00 928 01) 894 00 9l5 00 909 00 134 00 258 00

601 00 664 50 725 25 469 75 696 00 40 00 315 50 714 25 704 50

74] 00 827 25

2,-6 (10 132 50

6:i() 75 72S 50 490 12 204 55

15.3 00

1. .593 11

1 , 30 1 70

1, 295 05

1. 384 89

1, 276 77

], 215 (30 1, 013 75

1. 040 45

1, 035 90 933 95 117 20

1, (155 19 165 20 805 60 8S9 80

951 20

2(12 40

95 ) 81 267 60 708 40

961 00

48 80 92 4(J 989 40 962 00 468 80 13 L 20 944 60 955 00 921 40 965 20 222 80

Time employed.

Days.! Hours.

Benjamin Dukes

Ceorg-e A. Dunnington Jame^ H. L. Eager W. H. Ells Aloy. S. Fennell

B. D. Fleet

J. H.Fletcher ; Benjamin Fugitt | Jauu's (ri-eeriWood 1 George H. Harries W. A. Haitman !

' Geo7-ge T. ilaslam ' ! 'Charles B. Heuimiugwav

G. W. Howlaud '

i

( '. A. Howie

'W". H. Hutchinson

Louis C. Johnson [ J. E.Ke.efe : F. C. Kemon I William H. Luff I James L>. McClintock I F. A. yiarsh I J. C. Mellis

C. J. Miles

J. B. Moulden

Levi Nagle

F. C.O'Xeill Frank Pritchard George H. Proctor... W. H. Sliomo

A. (3. Silvey Thomas C. Simpson . H. P. Slater

Jeff. Smith

T. C. Spurgeon

Joliu P. Tvrrell. H. C. FiKU'rwood....

Heuiau-.in Webb

G. B. Atkinson W. C. Dewar , Joseph C. Gawler. ..il Charles W. Summers

Robert Boulden

J. C. Darnalljr | Jose])h W. Deneane ... I Alexander Elliott, jr ; 313 George S. King ' AV. B: Daly Perrv Brown

H. C. Cowell John A. Daly W. B. Kelly'. David Leonard

Paul Livingston .... A\'illiam S. Moonev . John E. Parker...!.. Geo rue P.ecar

S. L "Rowzee

J. S. Suiith

AV. S. Whitmore

William J. Boyd .... Thomas Bvrd

H. W. Chase W. T. Delweiler .... L. E. i:tehison Geor-e <^avle Harrv Hu-jios AL Liiporte Martin Alan gold

lildward T. Mathews

GcMU-ge S. I'ei'rie Tiiuothv Quiidan

Charles Russell

J. C. Russell Byron Waters Frank ( "oburn

T. W. Shoiuo Beo G. Stjcks

Amount

received.

391

1 Q lOi J., 779 80

1, 850 740 00 767

271

i, .JoU n 00

2, 314 92-j 60

2 372

1, (01. 080 40

1 805 722 00 '289 115 60

1, 815 720 00 629 2.M 60

2, 4.54 i 981 80

2, 280 912 00

2, 496 998 40

967 386 80

2, 479 991 60

2, 560 1, 024 00 1,410 564 00 794i 317 80

1, 494 597 60

2, 492 996 80

596 238 40

1, 080 432 00

2, 350 940 00

2, 176i 870 60

2, 228i: 891 40

1, 723^ 689 40

2, 429| 971 80

1, 975 790 00 723 289 20

1, 530 612 00

2, 357

2, 361 942 80 944 40

2, 403^

1, 754

961 40 701 60 600 240 00

2, 275i 568 87

2, 431 511 90

2, 368i 490 07

2, 383 476 60

2, 367 591 75

32 8 00

2, 854 713 50

1, 799 75

2. 482 ], 290 64

], 120 01

i! 9GJf 855 58

1, 800^ 792 22 343 150 92

1, 871 823 24

1, 798 791 12

1, 856 816 64

e6J 29 26

1, 763 775 72

1, 895 833 80

1, 92 ii 847 44

2, 566^ ^ 872 61

2, 749 934 66

2, 433 681 24

2, r>m 722 .54 3, 055" S55 40

1. 877i 525 70

2, 315.^ 648 34

2, 49. 698 74 8S2 246 96

2, 835^ 793 94

614" 171 92

1, 282i 359 19

2, 5n 725 48

2, 451i 686 42

1, 569 439 32

2; 465i 690 34

2, 385^ 667 94

2, 475 533 45

2, 529fc H94 41

582

1

109 21
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER. 59

No. 12.

Persons employed in the Pithlic Printing, tj'c. —Contiuncfl.

Time employed. Anioimt ! received, j:

!l Days. Hours. ^ i

Time em- i

I Pl^^ved. , ^^^^^^^

received.

iDavs. Hours.

O. H. Keed....---- .. A. J. Donaldson George E. Patten. .. Morris Barrett/ Charles E. Beach.

S. T. Brown . Jolm Barnside

AVilliam S. Cameron

Jolm F. Clarkson . .

.

Ira E. Cole John A. Cuslilev — D. H. Denham T Edward Ihiff ^V. G. Dunne

George P. Eixlman . H. Evans

William Farrington

T. H. Fitnam

•John A. Flynn Frank Fia.ser Michat4 Fiiery

J. H. Fuvbersbaw...

Jaines Gray Columbus ITall J. E. Horning

A. H. Jones M. A. W. Loms...

J. D. Lvdick Edw. C: Maher ... Thomas C. Maher

P. Martin John A. Xoel

C. D. Parnuns . E. A. Porter A. J. Pieall D. C. Ke. ves William C. Riley....

F. J. Robinson /. .

.

A. E. Sardo Frank Sinims

G. W. Swift

E. L. Winue

A. AY. Graham

Thomas H. Owin^cs ; William Donaldson \ Harry C. Grilhn y. A. E. Sardo, ir /- W. H. Stebbins Thomas Pitchlynn . . -

.

Martha Allison

S. M. Antrim

Sallie Baldwin ; M. E. Barker

Ella Baines i Bettie Bartlett ; Jennie Baylie Maria Benter

B. C. Bickford Jane Blush Mary Blush

Adelaide Bosley Unetta Boynton

Carrie Braunlien

Catharine Bnrke Mary Callajrhan Jos»-phiue (Carlisle Annie Carpenter M. I. Chaney Ann Chafiman

Victoria Clark

Effie Clarke

Cecilia Clements

Lizzie Coleman Emma Cox

Delia Crt-men . . Amelia E. Cromelien . .

.

Lucy 11. Crupper Marv Cunuiu''ham

31.S

H1.3 3U2

2, 3(5.5

2. .58ltt 2. 516i

1. 572

2, 4<J8

2, 489

2. o8o

2, 5!i>

2. 4445

1.

2. 473

2, y38

2. 355.i

1. .-24'

2. 579

•2. 52^-i

1. ] -111

2, 45d

2. 0.55 825

2, 47t)

2. :;8i)

•2. 4';9

2, 547

2, 504 1,408

2, 534

2, 4G7

2.319

2, 440-

2, 481

2, .547

1. 733

2, 516 2,619

2, 018 045

749

2, 373

2, DiO^

2, 274i

1, 914 623

432

2,142 , 2,108 ' 2, 435 ; 2,104

700

1, 036

' 1. 1.30

2, ()88i }.742'

1, 209

1. 80H

2, 428i.

2, 135i

1, 901i

1, 816

1,4.52

1, 80'6

1, 109s

2, 228s

770"

2, 3.58i

2, 1614-

2, 356

2, -222^

1, 246A,

$1, 799 75

1, 669 36

1, 409 32 946 00

51 20

1, 032 60

1, 006 60 62S 80 987 20 995 60 279 20

682 60

1. 004 00 977 80 546 41) 9-<9 20 942 20

72:> 60

1, 031 60 1,010 GO 448 60 982 40 822 00

3.30 00 990 40

9.52 00 9S7 60 688 35

1, 018 80

1, 025 6i) 5(i3 20

1.

'

992 40

1, 018 80

693 20

132 80

7:;4 40

90 1< 80

488 07 447 33 388 74

1.57 50

93 62 889 87

S88 15 426 46

358 86

116 81

80 99

401 62 394 So 462 15 39i 49

131 25

194 25

211 87

391 57 326 60 226 68 344 15 455 33 406 .35 366 66 340 49 272 24 349 86 208 04 417 83 144 37 442 21 405 27 441 72 416 69 233 71

Mas?ip Curtis ... M. F. Cushley..-.

Elizabeth Dement

Etta Dew

Maguie Duffy Libbie A. Flahavhan Hannah C. Foulke.

.

Mollie Garthwait... Annie Gaugliran - .

.

Marirart't (rormleT . A. D. Goss "... Marv H:iv,'.s Annie Ht'-atlev

Cliailotti- Heatley -. Jolianua llickev r.diuda Hiiibv' Maiy Hill

Xt-llie Hooper

Mollie A. Huuter-'.. Mary A. Hurdle.... Lola C. Hutton

A. In iersidl

J. F. -Ji'iikiu.s Vir>;i'- .Johnson Ada H. Johnston...

Lizzie John.-stcm M. \. Ki-enan

S. A. Kennedy

L. Krohr Ann D. Lan^ley

IlatTic A. Langley

I'amue Le(^ _ ....

lic-cea Lisher

; tV LuULT

,<-ri :\IcC:ivtv

.:. iTi.- :\[,-(:aiiii-v -- M.'J. M.-C(»llaui .... ,M. A. Mc( 'ormick. - ]'1L> McGi-aw

X.-llie :.!(•( '.raw .... Sallie McIuTosh .... Ma-,_ri,- Mclvie

Littic L McKinzicr

Briduvt McXaniura. Jane McXi.mara . .

.

Mary A. Mt-Xamar;

Jennie Maicev

Kate -Miller ..... Marv :vli]ls Anni- MitchelL . Cecelia A. Moore

Sallie Moore.

-M-Avy Xally

M;!i: .'ie Xe .^tor . .

.

]\Iinnie Xortieet .

.

r. R. Olier Mary O'Brien Marv O'Brien . .

.

Alice A. O'X'eal.- Laura V. OurandJennic- L. Pitts. .

.

Ella Place A. E. Pope

A. W. Potter

E. M. Proctor

F. A. Proctor Marv E. Rauan .. C. S: Randall Emma Reese

M.Reillv

E. E. Ricksecker- Lucy P. Rizer Annie E. Roclie .

.

CatharineSchei-mer Addie Sciiver

Su.'^ie \. Sinon ... S. E. .Sisson V. Mary L. Slagio

2, 064i

<t;387 09

2, 433 "4.56 17

2, 417 453 18

1, 994 373 87

2, 121i 410 30

1, 558 299 85

99 20 79

2, 484 465 73

2, 209 414 18

2, 366 443 61

1, 829i 343 02

2, 44 457 79

1, 8811^ 352 50

2, 469i 463 01

97';i 183 09

1, 913* 358 77

2, 495' 473 29

2, 329i 436 76

1, 041 195 17

1, 1.52^ 216 OS

2. 293 429 93

1, 403 263 06

790 148 12

141 65

1, 3;i8 250 86

1, 863^ 349 39

1, 885^ 353 51 209 39 19

2. 3iCs 434 34

2, 051)^ 386 14

2, 059 386 05

2, 284 428 24

1, 467 287 02

2, 347!St 445 85

2, .525' 479 41

2, 151. 403 30-

1, 6S.S 316 50

2 Iw8 389 61

2! 140:V 401 33

2, 362^^ 442 99

1, ids" 224 62

2, VMh 410 89

1, 9.54i 1,092

306 4.5 204 74

88 18 48

2, 176i 408 08

2, 326 436 11

2, .502 469 11

2, 366 443 6-2

1, 940 363 74

2,213i 415 02

3, 589i^ 303 37

2, 350i 440 70' 955i 179 15

1, 679 318 61

2, 123Jr 398 15

993| 186 28

2, 441 4.57 68

979 183 56

2, 304 431 99

2, 323 435 .56 575i 107 90

2, 062" 386 61

2, 177 408 le

1, 737i 325 77

678" 127 12

2, 036 384 67

502 94 12

2, 179^ 408 64

2, 324 Jr 435 83

1, 849 346 68

8253; 1.54 79

887 170 54

2, 453.V 460 03

2, 374:V 460 37

1, 609 31^9 55

1,131 212 07

1, 980 a71 24
60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.Persons employed in the Fnhlic Printing tf-c. —Continued.

Name.

Time, employed.

,Days. Anna ~M. SlcTitz Mag.iiie SiilUvan Jeuuie Suydam

Emiua Swiiiu Margaret Sweeney

Maggie H. Taylor

Hattic V. Tenley

Henricttii Toiiipldns . .

.

H. A Travers May Trunnel H. A. Turner

Ida Van Arsdale M. E. Warr.et- Susau C. 'W'atson M. V. Wheeler Emma F. Wiugate

Mary H. Wise'

Willi am L. Lamb

W. H. Cai r -Julius N. Keck

A. N. Trunnel Samuel Doi sey E. C. Soules -' T. Ellsworth John Randolph

K. A. Gray

E. P. Blair Edwin T. Botts

J. T. Bryan

George (J. ( Jliek An'h c w < J 1 ay Adolph Guiliot, George 0. Johnston Alanson Kelsey John Metcalf " G. W. Mulloy

William E. SauTulers .- William H. Seott G. T. W^ilhad. M. T. Lincoln William llohinson James W. Hughes Asa A. Carrier Thomas D. BennettEre(U>rick Boult(;r

Ellis Hu-hes

L. I. Boteler K. C. Simonds

Kobert E. Gayle

Charles A. Lincoln William Eevnolds .. ... L(!wis T. Jewett

J. T. Wl.itaker W. II. Flercher

G-oru'e Ovster

Charles D. Bradley .... John Talhert

R. W. Simmons

Williaiu Price . James A. Patterson . .. G. Gordon

vTohn Bush

Jc^lleT'SDU "i'l-OAMl John X. Dnrstei- William Beaniim J;tmes Yv' . l!ede William B 11 W. T. I5. n.i;iinin George \V . Billings .

.

Benjninii! Coakley . . Geo! -e W. Cole

K. T. Cross

Joliii ( 'vinningham . .

.

Erank Dial Mi('hael Dougherty .

.

Alexander Douglas .. Charles Flelclier Geor^ie H. Foskey . .

.

I

Hours.

2, 291^

1, 202 1,095

2, 272

1, 350 360

2, 128

2, 174

2, 16« 149

1, 51)8

2, 239^

2, 407A 452|

2,411

2, 140

2, 4041

2, 54G

2, 3Ht5

1, 632

2, 156

2, 391

2, 639

2, 411

2, 333

2, 2S2

2, 134i

1, 320

1, 572

1, 734

1, 137i

1,329 1,249 2,271^

2, 076

1, 8G7h

2, 106i

280

703 2,162

2, 685

1, 833

2, 179

2, 309

2, 114

2, 105 1,914

1, 951

2, 127

1. 928

2, 044

1, 922

Amount

received.

2, 547 2,414

2, 077

2, 386

2. 62

1

393^

1, 639 2,477

2. 3H5

2, 80 5i

2, 714"

2, 568

$429 63

233 64 205 30 425 99 253 12 67 50 404 .34 423 38 406 11 27 94 282 73 425 25 451 38

84 84 452 04

401 25

450 83 954 73 894 74 441 62 808 49

747 16 879 67 803 67 777 67 638 96 533 62 330 00

393 00 433 50 284 37 332 25 312 25

567 87 519 00 466 87 541*62

70 00 175 75

1, 210 72

1, 423 05 733 20 871 60 923 60 845 60 842 00 765 60 780 40 850 80

. 771 20 817 60 768 80 822 00 822 00

1, 044 00 459 00

1, 095 00 594 00

621 00 825 00 946 00 912 50 520 50

73fl 00 22 00 636 75 603 50 519 25

19 25 596 50

6:)5 25 98 37 409 75 619 25 590 25 701 37 678 50 642 00

Name. Time employed.

Days.

Moses Foskej' Josiah S. ( Jreeu Arthur Griusber

C. C. Haddock James K. Hai ris Benjamin Holmes \ Robert J. Houek

Samuel Hurley

W^illiam Hutchinson ..\ Thomas B. Hyatt ; L. A. lardella j J. C. Jackson John W. Jones

Sv Ivester Jordan

William Jordan

William Lang

George R. Price John W. Prsor

J. F. B. Pursvdl

^ John Ttobe lis

j Manson Robinson J Samuel Robinson ^ Lewis Russell John Ryan

William S. Seymour. .

.

J. E. Smith Lewis Thomas

G. H. Thompson

George S. Torrence . .

.

1 Samuel Webb

Charles Williams

H. T. AVilliams Rdbert Williams , . i Ellen Sheahan .......

L.' E.H.Sa-e , A. M. Parsons

Charles J. Jones . — Stephen Caldwell

J.Iv. McDonald

P. R. Noone , R. Billings. Geoi-ge r>. J^ury

B. A. Chami»ion

P'red W. Cole N. W. Cox

Charles Dalv

Percy Dowden , Arthur Eakle Hamlin Huber

John Learv

Chai h'S J.'McDaniel Edward S. McDonald

C. S. Mills

Hours.

25

118

Amount

received.

2, 367

2, 441

88

2, 'SiU

2, 380

2, 549

2, 504t

225

2, 598

1, 045i

2, 269

2, 217

2, 313

2, 393 384

2, 520i

2, 261^: 80 ! 2, 313^;

2, 437^:

2, 472 I 1, 590i;

2, 423?.

2, 438'

2, 334^

1, 973^

2, 515i

2, 2()7i 40

67 105

2, 0521

2, 482i

J. F. Mitchell

C. M. Morrison

Fi-ank E. Sage

Auii'ust Seitz I

j John F Swigo-ard | j Frank J. Wilson i | C.C. Wondard I Thomas B. Penicks | 313 Georiie Fordham 129 Richard Berry | R. B. Harford i i William C. Heck j Henry T. Houck | Daniel C. McGivern 1

I W H. Moriiu

; J. Paul Chami)ers !

i William H. Mickle, jr . . I . .. .!

i Joseph L. Coombs ,

\ G. W. Bates I Louis H. Beid i John A. Tate John J. B:iin .

j John F. Baihiy

I N. P. Burnett"

ii LP. Burgess

2, 706

2,612

2, 595 1,494

2,710

2, 795

16

1, 876

2, 513

1, 037 G44

.301

1. :.8i li844

320 1,944

602

2, 529

1, 891

1, 871

1, 774

1, 481

987 500

2, 484

2, 366 1,G37

1, 842

2, 105

2, 676

275

2, 668

2, 597

2, 099

2, 330^;

2, 251

2, 491i

613 3541

2, 628

2, 524

2, 342

2, 133^
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Fersotis emploijed in the Public Printing, cfc.—Continued. 61

^fame. Time em-

• ployed.

. 1 Days. Honrs.

Geortro M. Bond .

.

Alpha B. BealL... Levi J BaiL'V .... ^X. W. Bao-by

E. J. Burr

TV. S.Clarke . .... Thomas B. Camp , J. Dnttnn

Josepli D. Danit'Ls Alexander Ea<j:leston Luther E. Frank..

J. A. Flonnery George W. Folck . William D Foes.

.

Harry A. Gwin . .

.

Kohert Hei vy Andrew Hotran . .

.

A. J. Honphton . .

.

Jnmes T. Hnyne .

.

Owen Keeie

Jose])h H. Kelly .

.

Jolm Lee

Jan)e.s F. Lacey. .

.

M. N. I). Lathrop . John S. Learock..

D. McCathran James McKenna..

H. ijoi au J.L Miller Charles J. Ortlip . G. L. Pearson Simon Pocher Edward H. Parlin GeoT ire M. Kaub . - A. J. Pvock Hod. Pa'vnolds. ... E. A. Sikkin

'Josiah Simp.son . .

.

Kiish C. Steele ... T. M. Snllivan

J. L A^'natde H. S. W;i.slihurn..- Henry C. Wat.son. John U^eckerly . -

.

GeoTL'e C. Wooley W. F. Webster..:.

J. D.Eskew

J. H. Black Jolm 11. Prndlcv .. William A. Dod^^e G.W. Fowler

L. H.Jiillien , A. P. Marston C X. Martin William H. Miller. John S. Mills Ed. Moriran

J. P. ilorse Charles W.Baker.

L. L. Burke

P. A. Ca ton Jaiues Austin

G. Harford Thomas K. Heath

L. R. Feelitio- . .

.

Adrian M. .Tones.

.

M. L. Littlefield... Jos. W. Palmer . .

.

E.P. Sn vder William M. Stuart M.W.Barr

Williaro Brings . .

.

Joseph L Dod2:e.

.

G. J. S. HuiinieLitt. M. E. Mcriure .... A. D. MeXni-l)t .. B. F.Mann. : A. E. Piatt

Amount

reeeived.

1 078^ ?t>08l- 67

1, iUTi 874 37

80

8l) 20 00 312 78 00

2, \ 2()\ 531 62

97

IHO.j 045 12 76" 19 00

1 Q01

2, 241i "^60

2, 184 ^46 00 2,457 fii 4 95 1,119 9"n fiQ 75

1 ''IS »^()3 op; 1. 961 490 25

2, 2.G4i 563 63 521 070 / 887^ '^21 Q7 045 f?o 10'^ 25 / 0

2, 499 624 7o

2, 387 584 25 433 Q7 223 00

2, 268i 567 12

1. 818 329 50

r.)0 512 50 126 9.5 574 87 685 50

1i. OC) .)()_' 490 .50

1 QT'> J , O / ,J 468 25

2, .)()9^ 627 37

1 , 448^ 360 87 V

261 50

1. h 1 () 669 00

()7.") — 5 1

8

75

1, 8i)8^ 348 37

1, 287 321 75

1 , 2X6^ 321 62

1. 534^ 388 62

1, 8.57 889

2, 267 .566

,i- 1, 191 297

'J' 2, 413 8()1 62

- '

"

• '

"

1, 799 1 >

t 1

8

380 54

2, .')79 1, 366 87

1 , 365 81

-' • 1, 12!) 61

-. .i'll ] , 841 48

L, .<(;.) 1, 826 .'9 - -'-'^ 1, 876 9*

2, 448 1, 268 49

1(18 54 59

1 , 880 815 52

2, '>()(') 1 , 328 18

2, 360 1, 2(14 03

1, 265 30

.i, 4 / Z

1 9'4ft J , ^00 00

2. 512 1, 130 40

' 541 243 45

59 26 79

2. 481 1,093 95

2, 554 1, 085 70 282 126 90

2, .")26 1,125 55

2, 468 1, 100 60

142 63 90

2, 540 1,016 00

1, 008 427 20

2, 598 1, 0B9 20 88 ' 13 20 1.4G5 586 00

1 , 985 774 00

108 77 20 18 7 20

Time employed. Days. Hours.

Charles W. Smith

J. V. 11. Towers

H. H. Arnold

E. M. Blake

Geortre E. Brandon

E. J. Burnham

Newton J. Cox W.H. Duling Edward Eberbacb

Johnson L. Garrett

E. M. Greenwood

H. B. Giipg

E. C. Crumley

G. W. Hall . ." T. McGowan , T. M. Mace

E. L. Marriott H. C. Martin John S. Mills W. T. Priddy

E. B. Eobinson

E. L. Sco!t H. E. Smith

F. P Wilkin a Castlenian P. Boss George W. Perkins John T. Lewis Henry McCoy

J. W. Pomeroy

Lafayette Torrey Samu(4 W. Taylor

P. Louis Eodier N. Watkins

Walter Dniniraond ... E. J. ji.lopfer J. W. Kowan

H. O. Simons W. Allis(m Jolm G. Anderson .... AVilliam M. Belt Geoige E Boone John A . Carr

T. W. Clark James W. Collum

C. W. Denhaiu

F. F. Di tweibir

(re.niic W. Duvall

J. Fg-leston

T. K. Faulkner

A. (ror.ldu

J. T. llalleck

J). IT. HuTiler William L. Jones ... Frank Lewis

F. M. Lewis W. A. Linton

J. H. LoAvrev W. W. McCollum

J. F. McGill A.J. McGuiggan

John Melson

William E. Morcoe

T.K. Morsell W. F. Nabers

E. E. Eiley A. J. Eobinson

J. E. L. Eodier

G. W. Sargeant

Charles A. Smith

F. M. Stuart

H. E. Walker

C.B. Ward

F. J. Ward

Samuel G. Wise

A. H, Holton Frank McDemot

E. T. Toner Henry T. Eodier

313

2 542

2 04.5 818 00 '428 171 20

807 322 80

2 319 927 60

2 494

2 458 OQO OA J06 2U

2, 521 1, 008 40

2 555 1, vZJi DO

2 420

103 41 20

421 l68 40 421 1 68 40

2 309 923 60

1, 862 744 80

2 085 834 00

2 475

1, 023 4(19 20 355 142 00

1 004

690

4i!i 60 276 00 43 1 7 20 409 163 60

1 732 692 80

2 515

3o8 36G 06

924 00

2 726 681 50

2 814 7(i3 20

1 033 258 25

2, 389 597 25

2, 5u7 3l3 .36

1, 799 75

2 792 1, 479 76

2 275

2 615 1, 075 38

1 982 991 00

2 521 1 OAQ A l\ i, yiyjo 40

2, 493 997 20

2 271 908 40

2 503 1, 025 20

2 540 764 05

2, 350 940 00

2, 248 899 20

1 421 355 25 152 60 80

9 070 908 80

2 416 966 40 483 193 20

1 57 62 80

2 596 1, 038 40

2 ,308 928 20

2 298 919 20

2' 526 I, UJO 40

64 25 60 999 371 60

64 25 60

1, 025 20

9 Al 1 964 40

1 173 469 20

1, 058 80 04 25 60

2, 549 1,0)9 00

1, 645 464 20

2, 4(i2 960 80

2, 502 1, 000 80 1,521 608 40

2, .508 1, 003 20 1,443 577 20

2, 277 754 80 513 2(15 20 1,125

64 450 00

25 60

2, 565 1, 026 00

2, 240 896 00 —

793 188 10

2, 529 632 25

2, 517 618 45

2, 636 430 35
G2 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

No. 12. —Persons employed in the PuMic Printing^ <S'C. —Continued.

Edward C. Belt ..... C. D. Watkins

Alex. T. Borland John T. ^SMcholson.. M. Hmit.

Geor/i'e W. Kreamer

Cephas C Nyce

William H. Selby .... P. S. Spi i.iibtly., {Sallie J. Cooke.' Joanna Corridon M. A. Foley C.C. Gibbons

Florence J. Graham.

C. A. Hopkins

Carrie C. Howell — Ardella B. Huseman Mary Joyce

Luli'e Laskey Annie McGuire

Florence Massey — Rebecca Nally , Bettie Pmnphrey — Kate L. Schlegel M. E. Swain

Edith E. Tuelon

I. W.Bnsey

G. Coakley

Henry Lehmanu

Vincent Lemnion — Edw. G. Pleasants . .

,

Daniel Mc Devitt

Jessie Smith

G. C.Frazier

F. J. Waters

C. A. Moran

E. Shaw

John T. Heck

William M. Bass John T. Brewster — C.E.Hall

O. U. Nealy

J. L. Harncan

James H. Matile

C. T. Hutchinson

Fi-ank F. Hofifraaa .

.

C. O. Alexander

S. S. Beach

William Blanchard . J. P. Gainer

Jes. J. Jlldl^e T. W. Siiiei riECE-WORK.

G. H. Ackei man

Thomas J. Alleger.

.

0. 5.Allen

A. G. Allison Clinton J. Ashton . .

.

W. R. Atwell George W. Y. Bailey

F. M. Barnes Sidney T. Bates William F. Beedle .

.

William Blanchard . William F. Bloor W. A. Bolm

1. D. Boyce

R. T. Bray

William D. Brennan

C. C. Brodie

S. R. Brooks

F. W. Brown

R. W. Bnrnside A. W. Butler

J. B. Campbell

J. B. Cannon

138i

840 $105 00

1, 240 155 00

2, 516 1, 006 40

2, 656 1, 328 00

2, 529 1, 01

1

60

2, 494 997 60

2, 646 784 50

2, 006 802 40

2, 593 1, 037 20

2, 483 465 56

2, 514 471 38

2, 594 486 38

2, 457 460 68

2, 543 476 80

2, 130 399 30

2, 458 460 87

2, 074 388 87

2, 166 406 12

2, 543 476 80

70 13 12 522 97 87 26 4 87

2, 603 488 07

2, 424 454 49

2, 609 489 18

2, 401 450 18

2, 638 989 22

2, 638 659 50

2, 6.54 663 50

2, 846 711 50

2, 667 666 75 430 107 50

2, 593 648 25

2, 497 312 11

2 504 1 001 60

2, 504 l' 001 60

1, 760 220 00

2, 758 V 1, 461 99674

2, 492 80

2, 737 1. 094 80 1,097 438 80

1, 479 1, 386 54

2, 695 1, 078 00

1, 945 778 00

2, 589 636 10

2, 212 553 00

2, 521 1, 008 40

1, 824 733 60 804 345 60 518 207 20

1, 883 753 20

1, 658 663 20

1 00

47 53 612 9595

. 85 579 44

438 73

6 55 10 85 222 04

1 97

41 10 366 35 422 43 271 77 25 05 585 70 76 56

72 25 506 23

53 70 801 27 262 67

Harry Q. Chappell

R. F. Chisolm

B. F.Clarke

T. M. CogswellJ. Waiien Couard .... A. Conn

A.G. Cook W.J.Cook W. IST. Croggon

J. A. Crow

P. J. Cunningham

J. L. Cui tis E. W. Davison Robert C. Deam ... William H. Dennesson

Charles F. Depue

C. J. Devaughn W. H. Dexter

William L. Dickinson..

S. N. Dinsmore

T. M. Doun

D. R. Doyle

Benjamin Dukes W.F. Dunn..--- George A. Dunnington James Q. Dutrow

Joseph M. Eggleston .

.

S.B.English '. C. L. Estill A. L. Etter Thomas Fealy

Pat. Feehan Edw. Y. Fisher Edward Flagg, ]v B. D. Fleet James B. Fullerton : . .

.

J.J Fullerton

J. P. Garner James T. Getter Orlando Gibson P.P. Glass K. S. Goodloe James O. Gorman

T. Howard Gosorn

G. Wilmer Graham

H. A. (xraham

R. M. Greenwood

F. C. Griffith W. S. Griffith W. A. Griswold

G. W. HalL

G. F. Hammar

C. D. Harbaugh

D. L. Harbaugh

C. T. Harding.

L. A. Harvie W. Henderson

G. W. Hodges. John H. Hogan

W. C. Hunt - D. R. Johnson. J.E.Jones

Jes. J. Judge

J. H. Kahlert

S. M. Reams

H. A . Keefer James F. Kelley W. Mardeu King

AV.A.King

William Kirkland

N. W. Klopfer

L. F. Latrolx,,ir

O. N. Launing

T. I). Larcombe John Lav,' Frank Lewis

F. M. Lewis

N. M. Light
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12, — Persons empJoyed in the Public Priniing, ff-c. —Continued. 63

Xame. Time employed. Days. Hours.

Amoiint

received. I^'ame.

W. A.Liahton

H. F. McArdle

J. A. MrCaithy James J). MoClintock.

H. T. AlcConvev

H. A. McPnuakl

J. F.MrGill.

J. A. Mclr tirs A. McXellv

T. M. Mace

0. V. Marsh

Herm;in Martin

A. T. Mauxiiu Jolm Melson

E.E. Men.leuliall Geurue AV. Mercer . .

.

C. H. M^ssiimer

n. Y. Milaus':

C. J. Mil(^s Charles R. Milli-r C. L. Miuor M. M. ^litchelL "W. H. Monroe W. H. :Moss

Ellis G. Myei s William J. ^a^-io^ . . .

.

Geor-e AV. J^ciU Geortce H. Xoblet

J. H. O Brit n

/J. A. O XeiU

/ Heber Painter , .

.

t L. H. Patterson Frank E. Park Samuel Perley

G. H. Proctor'

C. B. Eatditfe

c. Av. r.fDipp Edw. T. Kice

J. E. Eisdon James B. Eofrers . : . .

.

Josepli Eotrers Cbarles M. Sanderson.

T. 1). SaiKlv G. W. Sarsent

0. K. Scbwrar

H. A. Serra

G. Shcirv M. J. Sbeik

J. W. Sherman

T. Shicl A. O. Silvov

E. F. Simms

H. P. Slater David W. Sloan

"W. O. Smith

E. D. Smoot

H. L. Snvder J.W.Snyder

J. XT. Soudei s Charles Speurer

Geor^^e Spencer

^Y. W. Stanford A. Stiarwalt. jr L. P. StradL v

F. M. Stuart' . J. T. Taylor H. F. Tomxjkins William D. Tliornton.

.

A. Thompson, jr William E. Thompson.

S. A. Towers

1. T. Tucker

A. G. T^oh^' . . Chaili's W.' Walker Henrv Walker. .... W. S.'Wandby

E. M. Waters

H. L. Watson

$461 18 623 95

7.') 55 16 20

5 60 18 40

9 70 230

1 76

.^5 no 655 6S

29 70

1 60 22 10 556 02 36 25

102 85

lo:] 13 103 84

1 05

477 03

5(),S 37 128 47

9 15

30 30

1 00 20 20

41 80 486 78

36 05 384 93

47 S2

37 35

7 80

50 674 23 28 70 401 16

21 80

321 83 45 07 825 90 319 13

7 40

71 70 357 62 228 71

o2 23 668 58

17 40 410 98 169 58 388 05

1 1595 111 35

70

81 34 589 87 32 80 28 30

4 10 437 96

25 00

5 95

56 27 166 82 371 99 48 85

370 22 25 20 478 69

1 70 510 44

21 90

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

Benjamin Webb

W. J. Weiss James L. Welty [ James B. Williamson t W. Y. Winans 1 W.H. Witcomb ] M.M.Wood I

I W. A. Worthinsjton William Anaell H.H. Arnold

j Louis Bass ! S. H. Bell i Edwin M.Blake j

I A. F. Bloomer | James G. Boss ^. .. F. A. I>ra shears

j William l?riirt!S Georce Bm kliu J.D.Campbell

J. F.Campbell

E. H. Campbell

J. W. (\'n ter W. E Cliipley Frank Dnrley

Jolin B. Dickman

J. E. EllcL-ood Willinm 11. Farden ... Daniel V. Fenton

J. G. Forney

Geor<xe W. towler James E. Frost

J. L. Garictt

J. T. ( rosoru

J. S. Gonrlay

Dariiel (-ircKi}' H. B. Griae- • E. C. Grundey

William Guista

F. M. Hamaker

J. P. Hamilton

G. Harford

Thonr.TS K. Heath

("barles B. Hcmiu'jwav

.

Theo. Hodes

Cr. J. S. Hiinnicutt

Georfce S. Johnson

Simeon Johnston

Sanniel G. Kirby

J. J. Lackey

Frank F. Laporte W. A. Lavalette

C'lnren(>e Lewis M. L. Littlctield... W. F. ^IcAvov

Frank A. McGill Thomas McGowan

E. S. Mclnt().sh W. S. McKean

H. H. Mclveever John Malay

F. T. Maloney

B. F.Mann

H. C. Martin

J. F. Maupin

B. Mills John S. Mills . - . - : James ]\L Montgomery.

J. B. Moulden . . . : William H. Nelson

Thomfis T. O'Leary

A. E. Piatt Llovd Prather, jr W. T. Priddy

Theo. P. Eeid • J. M. Eichards

D. P. Eowell

E. L. Scott Thomas C. Simpson

/
64 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the Public Prin ting, cfc. —Continued.

Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

J. L. Sinn

AVilliam M. Stuart .

.

H. C. Tnrlton

Kicliard i5. Topliani . W. F. Walsniitli Charles N. Warren.

.

A. W. W.

Georue A. Wcl)ster;

T. G.' Williams

r. P.^Yilkins W. A. Wilson

T. B. Wood

H.L. Work

S. K. Young

M. Ambrose J.. A. S. Adams J.. A. Atchison ].. L. L. Andrews . . . -T . G. Arnold | E. M. Ashby

M. Boyle

E. ]M. Brumagim E.E.Banks

J. Biesliu

Belle BuT gess M. A. Bayliss MoUie E. Burrows . .

,

Edella Burdette

J. B irry A. W. Baeon

0. Bates . M. A. Burgess

Jf. E. Belsiiaw

Isabella Ball

0. K. Bui well

S. J.Blair A. H. Bowie M. E. Bowie

E. J. Birth

J. A. Burr M. Bryan Emma Brown

E. Baker

A. Butler A. Barrett Carrie Brvan

S. M. Bowie

1. M. Bailey M. L. Bryan

S. K. Bauman K V. Baker

Lizzie M. Burnett

.

Jane Beattv

C. M. Brickley M.M. Burn .'. M. E. Bois K-Ball Kate Bergman . . . Miunl(^ E. Burford.

Carrie L. Bliss M. A. Clancy M. Conuell

S. M. Crow

S. A.C apraan.. M. Clarkson .... Ida M. Ci oss

TMattic Cook

S. Collins Belle Carter M. Cook Ann Cowan

F. W. Couover .

.

M. C. Chapman . Courtney

Julia F. Cary

B. L. Cliritxman. Ivjima (,'arrlco .

.

K. Cronin

Amount

received.

$1 292 95

6.');j 05 919 15

991 90 397 95 494 55

901 35 291 65 100 90 213 90

G17 65

1. 102 55 538 60

1. 103 00 362 37

333 54

105 12 319 78 141 08 14 30 377 40

583 63

4.54 93 477 89 475 98 330 87 288 49

57 34

461 20 427 16 248 31 327 15

3(iS 46

231 32 367 40 82 48 290 90 374 84 262 61 249 73 211 83

50 45

4.54 80 420 98 520 18 182 68 379 30 325 82 263 73

471 24

121 26 400 55 356 69 129 05

1 75

15 68 4 89

• 3 52 15 68 4 95 390 75 472 50 307 18 288 75

170 24 lOG 38 166 47 352 68 225 13 424 36

312 46 269 88 , 369 36 |j 371 54 ! 100 64 I 359 79 'I 12') 22 368 28 i

Ifame.

M. Connelley

L. M. Cross

J. Connor

A. Collins

E. K Clark

O. A. Cowing

M. Corbin

F. Chase

S. P.Cobb

M. E. Casey

K. Cunnirighara.

F. Yi. Cordero. . .

.

C. Dailv H. Daily M. Donnelly M. Doh(^rty

O. Dwyer

Kate Dunne

N. Diggs

L. H. liavis L. J. Dart

A. S. Dame

F. Dorsey Maggie 13. Davis... A. Diitrow M. Darby i J. A. Downing . . .A. Ida Dinger ^. A. L. Davis

E. Davis

A. Dalv

S. Dickson

B. Duify

E. A. Dickinson

G. M. Dorsey

C. A. Davis

S.J. Davis A.A. Dodd

M. C. Dykes

N. A. Davis E.J.Essex

Time employed. Days. Hours.

L. T. E<lmonston . , I. M. Edelin

J. Elliott

S. Edelen M. Elwood

Sarah Edmunds...

I. E. Ellis M. Foi dham

H. C. Flynn

C. Fowlei- K B. Franklin ....

S. K. Felt li am

Nellie E. Fish K. Flavin K.C. Foley M. Flaherty M. Farre ] A. Fisher M. L.Flanagan M. Fleming

V. Franklin

J. B. F(>rl)es ;. L. M. Feli.K Alice H. FanbeL.

.

E. A. Fouler M. J. Flaherty .... M. Fitzpatrick

C. Finckel M. A. Graves

J. B. Grinnan

E. W. Godwin

M. Gibbs A 1. Grimth

Annit> E. Gould . .

.

Annie E. Gliaut .

.

S. Gibers(m M. GarttreU

Amount

received.
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12. —Persons employed in the Puhlic Printing, cf-c. —Continued. 65

Xame. Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

Amount

received.

C. Godev...-. $267 5.5 E. Gould 279 07 BeUe Gates 441 11 E. T. Goddard 94 78

J. Grimes 20 18 E. .J. Green 4 10 T. Harrison 572 12 M. HaU 553 01 C. Howard 521 88 E. HeffeU 549 38

S. Hess 549 33

S. Husted 496 94 E. Handebeau 476 94 Rose A. Hart 311 72 M. C. Huber 242 80 A.Higcrins 296 75 A. Hutson 216 99 Eva Hill 187 09 Annie L. HaU 77 49 Ella House 4.3 11 F. Y. Harris - 4u5 59 Annie TT. Harbin 11 56 MiraHenrv 116 26

J. Howlin .-. 398 40 A. A. Haves 400 36 E. Havenner 302 06 L. V. Harper . . . . .\ 332 72 M.X. Hopkins 373 66 M. A. Holbrook 321 30

S. B: Havward 379 48 M. T. Hotfiuan 365 61 F. E. Havs 386 49 A. Hodge 264 82 Delia Harper . . . /. 484 14 F. A. Hitchcock 299 28 L. Havs 512 67 T. Henrick : 523 53 L. Hill y 261 42 M. A. Harper Y. 160 81

J. Hit^bcox... 451 62 E. J. Harper 269 11 M.C.Harbin 381 39 Clara A. Harner 355 25 L.Hunt 183 90 V. E. Hubbard 21 08 M. T. Hamilton 27 38 M. B. Henry 17 76

J. Hellings 16 38 M. F. Hughes 13 17 L. O. Himtt 2 66 A. Ingersoll 91 24 M.E.'Illslev 9 35

S. Jack 476 25 M. W. Jones 297 34

S. Jurix 307 28 M.Y.Jackson 89 90 Y. A. Jones 426 79 M. A. Johnson 116 21 E.Jones k'. 281 10 H. Y. Jeffries 360 60 H. Johnson 266 34 Sarah E. .Jackson 311 92 G. E. Pv. Johnson 41 49 R. Korts 559 58 M.Knott .320 09 T. E. Kennedv 149 .57 M.L.Knapp - 159 04 M. A. Kennedv 298 03

S. E. Kersev . 463 35 T.Keefe ..' 382 44

B. Kenuellr .548 42 M.Kirsch.^ 328 47 E. Lackev 512 49 EUeu Landvoigt 576 96

J. La Fontaine -532 17 M. E. Luckett 355 19 D. Lord 320 29 E. Laporte ;

' 325 28 5 P p

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

Amount

received.

Eosa La Covey $401 13 M. E. Lowe 40 00 M. La Bille ; 511 62 Ella F. Long n 59

C. Lusbv 466 28 Delia C.Lang 378 76 Florence Lusby 296 76 E. Laden ' 145 38 A. Y. Lee 315 30 M. F.Long ' 233 58 A. E.Lansdale 311 80 L. Langworthv ; 814 62 E.E. Lvons 21 84 A Lee 5 22 J.E. Mansfield 476 10 H. Murphy 3.58 29

C. Maus 533 03

J. A. Mallorv 284 53 Katie Moonev 274 69 H. H. Morse 551 87 A. Murphy 253 85 Sarah J. May 256 74 A. Martin.."; 268 .50 M. M. McCarthy 233 26 M. A.Mapes. .." 1.51 37 Annie McCristal ^ 180 42 Annie Maguire 64 57 Bertha A. Manning 30 70 H. Mac Xamee 617 50 M. A. McLeod 429 07 D. A. Muhieaiix 142 61 E. Marche 261 58 M. McXamara 355 34 Annie McKae [ 334 42 M. E. Murray 406 36 Alice Martin 329 79 M. Murphv 349 33 M. J. :McLeod 464 79

L. A. McKennev 496 33 S.Moues 507 19 A. McCarthy 470 41

S. Martin 452 22 Marv J. McEevnolds 318 91 Mattie Mc Fee 372 95 M.M.Morrow ;- 277 53

J. Murphv ! 308 14 M. G. Meals 134 49 Mary C. Morris 45 35 A Manning 459 76 Helen S.Myers 75 58 M. Morris 4 21

C. K. Minnix 191 71 L ^Y. Mortimer 330 77 M. Markham 337 36 M. Maguire 304 25

E. B. :Nreals , 177 74 C.J. McMahon 53 07

E. S.McXeiU 3 48 M. A. McXamara 16 33 M. Mattiugly 4 65 M. McCarty 18 49 M. A. Maloney : 4 98 Katie Mitchell 3 71 A. M. Xash 409 96 Mary J. Xeale 269 48

L. iS'aylor 160 69 R. Xelson 505 71 M. B. iSTorbeck 239 60

C. M. Xiedfeldt 2-50 94 M. T. O'Connor 477 01 Mary E. O'Connor 100 69 Mary A. Ornie 477 97 Mary A. O'Xeill 472 08 M. E. Owner 529 61 M. E. O'Xeil 20 99

C. Pabuer 321 70

A'. Plea.sants 341 61 C.Pope 539 84
€6 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the Public Printing, ^-c. —Continued.

Name.

E.C.Phillips A. Pigfiott Julie E. Plant A. J. Porter Emma Pumpbrey.

C. K. Pocock . M. Page

S. Partridge

I^. E. Phillips

J. T. Parham

E. J. Proctor

J. E. Parrott M. V. Pimly

Sarah E. J. Porter M. A. Proctor A. B. Plain L.M. Pettit , A. Rogers |. M. A. Eyan

L. Russell D. Reilly M. Reid

I. E. Rabbitt Kate C. Reese. .

.

Julia Robinson . .

.

R. S. Ritchie

E. R. Richards . . .

.

K. Reapsomer

L. Rogier

M.C.Ruppert .... H. Ryder M. Reagan M. E. Sherwood . .

.

E.G. Sullivan....

>

M. E. Speisser .

.

H. Schreiner M. A. Stelle E. J. Sydnor M. T. Spalding . . .

.

M. J. Smith S.D. Soper

L. Silvey

L. Silvers M. A. Savers Laura E. Suit

L. Shepherd M. Sullivan A. Sullivan

Time cmployed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$346 62 382 73 240 62 191 04

30 47 428 58

.56 94

321 10 275 29 242 37 82 54 358 53 526 2^

292 04 143 88 219 38

21 84 520 87 431 31 336 11 254 87 179 19 85 13 33 89 252 30 280 78 536 46

585 53 346 97

153 76

50 79 2-60 376 13 402 01 454 33 580 13 447 91 268 69 314 66 240 01 469 37 485 05 469 02 255 79

353 98

110 03 258 89 349 47

Name.

Days. Hours.

K. Stevens M. A. Sibley Lula J. Sinclair M. J. Shepherd

E. T. Sharkey M. E. Shepherd

1. Sorrell E. Spates A. Sweeney

S. E. Smith M. A. Thompson

A. Taylor

L. Tucker

A. E. Tyrrell

E. Thomas

Florence B. Towers

D. C.Toole Fannie Thompson . M. B. Thompson — MoUie Vannattar . .

.

E. P. Upham

J. Wilson

C. Wright

N. M. Wingate

H. Webster

Fannie Wilson

E. V. Walker

E. Wells

F. M. Withers

J. E. Watson

E. I. Webster

M. Woodend

M. Walsh

Kate Wootton

G. Webster

Ida Walker

R. Walling

M.Ward

R.A.Watson

Clara L. Waidley .

.

Nettie E. Willard .

.

Emma Woolsey

A. S. Walls

L. Wilson

E. M. Young

C.L. Young

J. I. Yates

K. Zell

Time employed.

PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H. Roberts

J. W. White

A.D. Stidham

D. W. Landvoigt . .

.

Charles Lemon

<J. Denham

James B. Smith

William J. Harris .

.

P. C. Gillou William Hayes . . .

.

Thomas Beckett . .

.

Varden Bishop ... W. E. Bradlev

J. Fr. Buehler John Cole

T. D. Cornwell

S. T. Crawford

A. S. Davidson

A. Fitz Simcms Arthur H. Frisbee

.

William Gaisberg.. Joseph E. Gaily

J. H. Graham ." J. W. Gray

313 155 1,264

2,504

2, 449^'

2, 373J

2,633

2, .500

2, 453J 2,497

773 2,456

2, 44:i

2, 462 2,408

2,308

2,483

2, 150|

2, 453

931 2,396

2,221 :

$2, 100 00 h H. Hammond 2, 314 ' 1, 799 75 I ! J. W. Harrison 1,116

1, 4.58 68 A. A. Henry 2, 531 , 1, 252 00 { H. W. Hobbs ' 2, 476

1, 224 75 A. G. Hullett \ 2, 348 1,186 75 Augs. Jacobs 1, 063 | 1, 316 50 i; W. T. Johnston \

! 2, 416

1, 000 00 C. A. Knockey ' 2, 374 i 981 40 i Igns. M. Knott 2, 416 ; 998 80 I Samuel Koockogey t 2, 371 ; 309 20 I H. R. Koon '. 2, 493

982 40 i S.W.Lewis 2, 350 ; 955 60 ! Albert W. Luhrs 2, 418|

958 00 ' Alexander McAllister 2,447

977 20 Martin McCormick 2, 084 984 80 ' R. A. McPherson 2, 495

963 20 Joseph Maddren 2,402:

613 60 JohnH.Maine i

j 1,716

993 20 John Matthews j 2,477 I 860 20 John W. Meyer I | 235 | 981 20 Henry Morgan 1 2, 425 [ 372 40 Daniel Murphy I

I 2,490

958 40 D. A. Miirphy |

j 1, 087^

888 40 William M. Nicholson .i ; 2, 370 ;
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the Fuhlic Binding, cfc. —Continued. 67

Xame. Time employed. AmoTint

received. Xame.

I Time employed.

Days. Honrs.

John H. Paterson 2. 367 $946 80 Joseph E. Peissner 1, 512 604 80 W. H. Eicliardson 2. 429^ 971 80 D. C. Einsgold 2, 380i 952 20 G. EoseWag 2.289 915 60

"W. P. Slater 1. 085 4.34 00 Thomas Sonsster 2, 414 965 60 Charles W. Sparks . ., 1, 418 .567 20 Thomas F. Stewart 1, 738 695 20 Richard Sweetman 2, 437 974 80 James Thomson 2, 420 968 00 George L. Tracv 2, 416 966 40 r. B. Trout . . .

-

' 2.270 908 00 Edwin Walmsley 2. 442 976 80 C.H. Welsh ...1 2,451i 980 60 George A. Whitford . . . : ' 2, 469 987 80 J.J.Tokum ' 2,419i 967 80 Ferd. F. Bogia 2, 552 1, 020 80 George Corlies 2. 567| 1. 027 00 H. C. Dobbs , 2. 472 988 80 T. W. Butcher 2. 516 • 1, 006 40 Edward T. Eckloflf 2. 209 883 60 C. Thomas Ellwood ' 2, 556 1, 022 40 George Griffith 2. 433 973 20 T. J. Hardester 2. 635 1. 054 00 E. S.Metcalf 2,462* 985 00 J. W. Pvemont 2, 663 1. 065 20

J. L. Eatcliff 2, 617 1, 046 80 E. H. Rathvon 2, 534* 1. 013 80 George Siggers 2. 479 991 60 James Stewart 2, 448 979 20 T. M. T l iplett 2, 170^ 868 20 H. L. Wells 2, 653 1, 061 20 Charles A. Williams 2. 404 961 60 A. L. Wood 2, 499 999 60 John Adams 2,010 804 00 Harrv Anderson 2, 364 945 60

J. Arbola 21 8 40 James K. Bally 2. 395 958 00 George O. Bariies 2, 683 1. 073 20

J. W. BeaU 2,458.^ 983 40 John L. Bentzler 2, 479 991 60 Eeinhard Biehl i 2, 549 1, 019 60 James R. Blake i 1, 361 544 40 James T. Blakecey 2, 180 872 00 George BE. Bodensick 1, 183 473 20 i George R. P. Britt 2. 358A 943 40 G. S. Britt 2.435 974 00

J. J. Brunor ! 1 1,985 794 00 A. J. Buf-hler 2. 598 1. 039 20 George D. Burch 2, 3.56.V 942 60 W. B. Burger 2. 461 984 40 John J. Byrnes 2. 371 948 40 Peter Byrne 2, 469 987 60 I P. J. Bvrne 1, 798 719 20 . P. J. Caldwell j 2. 363 945 20 John P. D. Caton . . . /. 2. 458 983 20 r. H.Chaffee '. 2,606 1.042 40 Henry Chase 2. 281^ 912 60 William Chedal - 2 118 847 20 W. F Clarkson 2. 433 973 20 James Clinton 2. 496 998 40

J. C. Cobb 2, 291 916 40 Joseph Colignon 1, 201?. 480 60 C. C. Coln6 803 345 20 Robert A. Connell 2, .527 1, 010 80 James D. Conner 2. 476 990 40 F. R. Cunningham 2,324 929 60 Arthur C. Delevingne 2, 381| 9.52 60 L. W. Denham 1. 202 480 80 John Doherty 2, 501 1, 000 40 C. L. Dowden 122 48 80 M. A. Dubois 2, 497 998 80 James E. Duvail 1, .553 621 20 H. T. Eckart 2,479 991 60 C. R. Ecklotf 2, 603 I 1, 041 20 H. C. Espey . 1 2,444 | 977 60

J. A. B. Espey j 2. 443 I 977 20

Amount

received. Days.' Hours.

(Jharles O. Fields i. H.C.Fish |. George W. Fisher

Charles Fowler • J. W. Fox

C. Franz William M. Glover M. B. Gordon W. L. Griggs

Joseph A. Handley • R. B. Harford Wilson Harvev \- John C. Helff \. William L. Hettinger .

.

;

.

John C. Hodgers |- E. Holtzman i- Henrv T. Houck !. William Howl-tt |. J. Kane

L. P. Keech Thomas Keegan Henrv J. Kehr

T. J. Kelly John Kerr , Frank P. Kimmell .

.

Gustave King j John E. Knight ... C. M. Knott !-..

C. H. Koehler j.-.. Charles H. Krener 1 Henry C. Kronberg 1 Augustus Klihner 1 E. S. Latferty John A. Landvoigt ' D. P. Leach John I. Leitch : H. S. Linker , William C. Lithgow ... R. G. Lowey

G. A. Lyon \ .T. H. McCormick j T. McCoriuick I.... J. F. McDonald, jr !.... Henry McGlvern ' •Tames T. ^IcGowan

J P. McKean.

William McLane

Charles A. McXamee . . i J. S. Maddren

William Marshall George H. Maurer Thomas O. Mav

J. Meehan Andrew Melville Thomas Menshaw

Frank Miller R. W. Moore

J. C. Motlierhed W. W. J^-allev E. Xash....: John O'Reilly George W. Orem

F. C. Philpitt

R. M.Phipps ! ... Ed. P. Pumphrey

James Read

A. Reybert ; Richard Roberts James S. Robinson James A. Rutherford . . James A. Ryan

William Scott W. S. vSheaff i . . .

.

CP. Shettle Frank Siebert A. A. Smith i.... John Stall James M. Stockett

2,361 I 1, 1624 i 2,428

'

1, 741

962 2,425

2, 385

2. 523 2.616

2,352

471 807J

2, 273

2, 2QQk

205

2, 1114 1,689

2,451 2,419

2, 260i 2,394

1,297

2. 314i 2,292 2,378

2, 430i

2, .537 2,471 i 352 ! 2,432 ' 2, 293i

2, 366

2,4.58

2, 381

2. 234

242

2, 832

2, m2, 533

2, .587

2, .520 914

1, 650

2. 283J

2,465

2, 258 * 2. 708

2, 427

2. 329

2, 692

2, 370

2, 547

2, 3.59 2,587

2. 296 2,429

2, 370i

2, 431

1. 312

2, 682 710 • 1. 972 434 ; 2.380 , 1. 914 2.013

2. 3.50

2, 331 1.232

2. 358

2, .542

2, 4Gli

2, 323"

.583 585

$944 4&

465 00

971 23 696 40 384 80 970 00

9.54 00

1, 009 20

1, 046 40

940 80

188 40

323 00

947 60 210 00 909 20 906 60

82 00 844 60

675 60 980 40 967 60

904 20

9.57 60 518 80

925 80

916 80

951 20

972 20

1, 014 80

988 40

140 80 972 80 917 40

946 40

983 20 952 40

893 60

96 80 932 80 985 60

1. 013 20

230 00

1. 034 80

i: 008 00

365 60 660 00

913 40

986 00

903 20 1,083 20 970 rt'i 931 60

1, 076 80 948 00

1, 018 80 943 60

1. 034 80 918 40 971 60 948 20 972 40

524 80

1, 072 80 284 00 788 80 173 60

9.52 00 765 60 805 20 940 00 932 40 492 80 943 20

1, 016 80 984 60 929 20 233 20 234 00
68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the Puhlic Binding, ^x.—Continued.

Name. Time employed. Days, Hours. James A. Stockman

S. E. Stratton Peter Swift Andrew Taff Alfred Thomas

David A. Thompson . .

.

Dennis Toomey

Charles E. Tretler John F. T an Horn

A. A. Vessie

E. W. Wade

E. "Wakeling John Walde

Charles H. Walker .... E. B. Walker

John E. Walsh ........ Edwin R. Waters

Charles W. Wells George K. White

H. Wiese

Charles S. Willis W. E. Wright

Charles P. P. Wroe

Joseph E. Casey W. P. Dowden

D. P. Fallon

J. F. Fuller....'. T. F. Pendell...: R. L. Grinnan

Charles Hefferman

J. B. Keleher William B. Eeilly H. Sage Thomas L. Koontz

Charles G. Bogier John K. Bush

William Maloney John Morris

E. V. Anderson Annie Chapman

S. C. Cushing

S. C Cushman

E. D. Davis M. E. Dow

Ida E. Evans

E. T. Hearne

B. Knott

E. A. Leonard Kate H. Locke M. J. Lovell

Carrie B. McKnight ... A. L. Macomber

E. Osmond

EllaReily Annie Reilly Jennie Kutherford H.E. Rvan

F. Sullivan

Lillie Sullivan Maggie H. Taylor

C. L. Wirt...*- E. M. Yerger

C. Crooks" Agnes Adams

Mary E. Bailey Josephine E. Bennett.. H. A. Gambrill L. Gaughrau

Alice Johnston KateKellv

L. Piggott

I Frances Straub i S. E. Twitchell I Eva Walker j Louisa Wells I Fannie Whitmore . . ! I Mary E. Coleman |

- Alice Alexander I !

Amount

received. Name.

1, 194 $477 60

1, 252 500 80

1, 443 577 20

2, 510 1, 004 00

2, 222 888 80

2, 536 1, 014 40

2, 541 1, 016 40

2, 446 978 40 413 165 20

2, 361

1

944 60

1, 168 467 20

2, 297i 919 00

2, 505 1 , 002 00

2, 580 1, 032 00 317 126 80

1, 306 522 40

2, 177 870 80

2, 414 965 60

2, 512 1, 004 80

2, 469 987 60

2, 339 935 60

2, 428 971 20

2, 499 999 60

2, 4744 556 77

2, 144A- 507 32

2, 410 572 25

2, 397 568 05

2, 229 507 75

2, 199 386 54

2, 500 451 64

2, 495 473 13

2, 373 467 67

2, 442 461 73

2, 297 348 95

2, 372 344 28 245 30 62 2^328 ^ 357 67 934| 116 81

1 , 928| 839J

602 65 262 35

2, 286 714 38

1, 988 621 24

2, 0491 640 46

1, 685 526 55

1, 613 504 04

2, 205 689 04

2, 2171 618 47

2, 471"" 772 18

2, 465 770 33

2, 311 710 .55 2, 286 651 85

2, 266 645 62

2, 432 760 00

2, 4ni 753 59

2, 443 763 43

2, 167 621 23 1,956 611 24

2, 555 798 44

1,411 347 38

2, 017 630 31

2, 423 689 21

2, 503 800 93

2, 471 655 18

2, 599 649 75

2, 467 616 75

2,461 615 25

2, 432 608 00

2. 032 507 50

2, 0051 .501 37

2, 499 624 75

2, 400 600 00

2, 503 625 75

2, 246 561 .50 2, 467 616 75

2, 527 631 75 821 205 25

2, 413 603 25

2, 370 545 10

Time employed.

Days. Hours. Mamie S. Allen M. L. Andrews

E. M. Ashton M. Atchison M. H. Atwell , M. E. Barker

B. F. Barnes Mary A. Barron Mary E. Barry

C. A. Bartlett

E. A. Bishop , Eugenie Biankman . M. B. Biankman

Carrie A. Booth I , Mary V. Bowler /. M. R.A.Boyd /

Ann Brannan ./. Mary A. Brannan. . Marv E. Brown

M. J. Burkholder M. E. Burns

L. J. Burse

R. Bushee Kate Butcler ' A. Callahan M. E. Calvo

Virginia Cammack

Blanche Campbell

' Kate Cantine J Marv Car]>enter J F. E. Carter ; L. A. Caulk

C. N. Chamberlaine

S. E. Christian Annie L. Clark \ M. G. Cleary Maggie Colbert A. A. Colclesser i Annie V. CoUison Annie Cowling

F. M. Cox

Margaret Crenin

S. E. Crenin Alice Crother

Mollie Crow ' F. F. Crupper ..! '. Mary T. Daley. ' J ulia Darby

Ellen Darcy

Louisa del Monte

Maggie Devlin | A. Dickins ! Sallie Dobbins j •Ida Dodge

Mary F. Dove l Kate Dowden

C. Durham j Kate Eagan i L. C. Eastabrooks

L. A. Elms j..... Isabel English t M. Falconer j Ada Fant

M. E. M. Farrar 1 Mary Farrell Ella'M. Ferguson I M. A. Fithian ....| Mary H. Fitz Patrick. . i Elvi'e Fletcher I Mary A. Ford ' Kate Fox

A. C. Francis

B. D. Friend

Ella Gallagher Katie A. Gallaher j Jennie Garden } Jennie Gates

Sadie Gleason

3541 $81 53

2, 485 571 55

2, 030 466 90

1, 251 287 73

2, 228| 512 55

1, 7831 410 20

1, 900 437 00

1, 329| 305 78

2, 323J 534 40

2 037 468 51

i! 438 330 74

1, 542 354 66 595 136 85

2, 3351 537 16

1 385| 318 66

2 151-1 494 84

1 337 307 51

1, 2341 283 93

1 5311 352 24

1, 379 317 17

213 48 99

1 968 452 64

2 315 532 45

1 615 371 45

2 688 618 24

1 8881 434 35

1 7921 412 27

1 4641 336 83

2 243 515 89

2 406. 553 38

2 561 589 03

2 464 566 72

2 0591 473 68

2 503 575 69 5871 135 12

I 145 263 35

1 9901 457 81

1 053 242 19

1 122 258 06

2 2191 454 56 328 75 44

1 4711 338 44

2 008 461 84 216 49 68

1 235^ 284 16

2 4041 553 03

1 329 305 67

1 476 339 48 189 43 47 431 99 13 2 580 476 23

2 374 546 02

1 326 • 304 98

12 169 256 268 87 518 88

843 193 89

2 424 557 52 568 130 64

2 334 536 82

2 111 458 93

2 565 589 95

2 640 607 20 125 28 75

1 9581 450 45

1 2371 284 62

1 392 320 16

1, 119 257 37

1 554 357 42 526 120 98

1 826 419 98

1 603 368 69

1 2551 288 76

1, 061 244 03

1. 828i 420 55 325 74 75

192 44 16

2, 409 554 07 853 196 19
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the Public Binding, <^x.— Continued. 69

JTame. Time employed.

Dars. Honrs.

Amount

received. Xame.

Time employed. Days. Hours.

E. T. Goddard

J. Goldsborongh

Mary S. Gordon

Jennie Goss

Frances Graves

Katie Greer Susan Guerin

B. HaflPner E. Haines Bunnie Haswell Johanna Hempler

M. E. Hendley

S. E. Henning

Lida Heurv - Mary E.Hill

Florence Hoffinan

E. J. Holohan M. A. Holt Mary Honan

E. J. Hooper

Susan Houck

Marion Hough

ArdeUa Hunt

Elizabeth Huntress.

.

L. A.Hvde

Maggie B. Hyde

F. M. Jacobson

J. F. Jenkins S.E.Jenkins EUa A. Johnston

E. E. Johnston

Isabella Johnston

E. Keanan

Annie Kearnev M.E. Keleher." Sarah C. Kennedy

Kose Kleiber . >fellieKrafft j. Emma H. Lamb

B. F. Leach M. TV. Lee Emma Leese Susan Lemon . , M. E. Lenmau

Fannie E. Levy

Annie H. Lindslev - -

.

Ellt?n Lynch

Mary Lynch

Ida E. Lyons

Kate Lyons Johanna Lvons

L. McCaffeitv

E. McCarthv

Ettie McCoid

M. A. McGregor

M. J. McKenney

Lizzie Mack

Fannie Maloue

K. G. Marcellus M. Markham

H. M. May

Anna 1. Melov

Mattie Metca'lf Jane E. Minor

Sallie Michael Margaret Mitchell . .

.

Bettie Mitchell ,

.

Amelia Moreno . EUa Morris

D. A. Mortimer , Jennie L. Munroa

MarvXasser.

Flor'ence M. Ober

Minnie Osborne. .

,

1 425-

S98J $327 86 206 6.5 2 031 467 13

1 541J.- 354 54

9 533' 595 94 985 08

•3 '^.5" 74

1 394" 73

1 907~ 438 61

1 846^ 424 69 885 903

1, 304 299 92 559

0 •">74" 523 Q9 566 95

ogj 98

"^87" 01 306 530 38

1 378J;- 317 05

1 4481 333 15

1 ittI 357 76

1 557% 358 99 589~ 135 47

I'-'O 97 60

1 978

1

455 05

o 4()2i 5"^

'It 9 225* 511

2 359 542 57

1 238i 984 85

' 212^ 48 76

2 363 543 49

9 2^3 99

2, 271i 522 44

1 265i 291 06

1 415~ 395 45

1 171

V

9g9 44

9 494" 59

.-,95 1 .554-'' .53

1 Q97 305 ^1

2 1 86^- 489 9]^ 2, 094i •iOi 73

1, 090 9/( 7 DO

1 329 305 67

1, 533J 3.52 149 34 97

9 gg4

^"iQ 629s, 5^7 00 1 01

1, 23.5i- 90 4 16

2, 416

1, 237|

060 00

9C 1 R9

1, 239^ 285 naUO

2, 388 549 '^4 2, 3 < 6 546 1 a io 366 84 1 a

1, 724 396 S9

2, 404 552 92

1, 329 305 67 967 41

1, 278 293 94

917 210 91

2, 305 530 15

1, 4711 338 44

1, 065 244 95

2, 441J 561 54

2, 332

2, 331

536 36 536 13

2, 175 500 25

1, 265 290 95 885 203 55

2, 324% 534 63

1, 408| 323 95

1, 340 308 20

1, 139 261 97 292 67 16

1, 531 352 13 72 16 56

2, 4031 552 80

Martha K. Payne

Josephine Plumer . .

.

Beatrice Prather

Flora Pruett

Sadie Pruett M. F. Bainy

Annie L. Eandolph .

.

Julia F. Eandolph

vKate Eeilly M. Louise Eeily Annie Eevnolds

Ella M. Eidgely

Eugenie Eivaux Anna M. Eock

Lou Eogers

Loula Schaeffer Ida M. Selby M.V. Settle L. A. Shepherd

Margaret Shields i Hannah M. Shine Marv Shugrue | M. C. Slyer : Lizzie Smith

B. B. Soper

Lizzie Soper

Sarah Sorrell ;

; Maguie E. Spriggs . .'( M. j. Stanley

S. V. Stausb'ury

C. Stanton Kate F. Staples I Dora Steele \ L. E. Stevens i NeUie C. Stimson '

; EoseH. StoU I Ellen Sullivan | J. M. Sullivan ! ! Eosa Sullivan '

! Victoria Sweeney : ! E. J. Tenly M. J. Thompson

Bertie Tibbetts A

Eebecca TolsoQ Mary J. Topham

Mary Tucker

Maria Van Alstine

Lottie Wakefield DoUie WaUer

.Sarah Ward , A. M. Washington

Mary Weser

Sallie Westhoriie I K. M. Whitnev

Martha Wilkins I M. L. Win.stead ! IN"ettie Woodard

B. L. Wren

F. W. Adams , Katie Adams

C. B. Appier v..! Emma Brown I Maria Byrnes

Ida Carroll j Annie Cassell John Cassell. M. B. Clagett Emily T. Coke

J. frider

S. C. Darby

Ida E. Davis M. A. Dodson j Frank Doun

E. Dowell ! LulaElwood

E. E. Godey ' Mary K.Gulick j Eeginia Handley I

Amount

received.

1, 239f

936 $285 08 215 28

2, 533 979

582 oy 225 1

7

1, 383

J

318

1, 242| 285 77

1, 942 389 446 66

CO Alti 605 139 15

1, 130 259 90 667 153 41 919 211 3 1 91 R /IO RaDo

''56 58 88

2, 513 577 99

2, 118 487 14

64 14

2, 674 615 AO02

2, 381 547 63

1, 530J 352 01 211 48 Oo

1, 4581 335 45

767 176 41 184 42 32

1, 989 A ^7 /f7 149 34 27

1, 501| 345 34

1, 041 239 A Q 16

2, 222 511 06

1, 385^ 318 66

1, 481 340 63

1, 704 391 92

1, 284 295 32

2, 168 498 64

1, 936 445 9e

1, 195 274 85

2, 424^ 557 63

2, 370 oOoj anci

10 185 95

2, 416 555 08

1, 223-1 281 40

2, 254 518 42 596 137 no

1, 232J 283 47

2, 392 550 16 704 161 92

1, 666J 383 9Q

216 49 68

1, 164 267 72

39 8 97

1, 983

317 456 09

79 Q1 872 200 56

1, 634 375 82

2, 073^ 476 90

1, 758 404 34

1, 847 424 81 599 137 T7

2, 291 381 84

280 46 66 298 49 66 909 151 50

2, 313i 385 57

2, 456 409 34

1, 574 262 35

880 146 68

2, 241 373 50

2, 449J 408 25

2, 382 397 00

2, 446 407 68 419 23

2, 382 397 00 749 124 83

2, 472 411 99

208 34 67

1, 235

93 205 8415 50

2, 233 372 16
70 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.—Persons emploijed in the Public Binding, ^^c. —Continued.

Name.

Mary Herzberger

Viigie Johnson

Maria Jones

Lizzie Lewis M. J McCollam

Eliza J. McElfresh Mary Mc&oldrack M. A. McGraw

Elizabeth Mangan

Mary C. Manning '. A. M. Meacham j. Amelia Moreno ti. L. T. Morrjs

C. E. Morrison Cora A. Pumphrey

Josie W. Robinson

E. Sisson .sJ Florence Smith

Blanche Stevens . .

.

J. L. Tilley William A. Tilley M. E. Walmsly .)... Annie Walters i... H. C. Willis AnnaL. Wilson , G-eorge Wright

Chr. Wustenfeld

E. A. Holl A. H. Lloyd

•J. R. McCarty

C. L. Grraenacher George L. Ready W. T. Kelly . . . J. J. Jones

C. R. Sherwood

D. B. Alexander Walter Alexander

R. L. Beatty M. Boswell Erank H. Bronaugh

Michael Carroll George Coleman

E. H. Cook

C. C. Coombs

James R. Craerin WiUiam Cruso .... D. J. Cimningham . Robert E. Cunningham W. Dawson

Burwell Ellis W. D. Evans Edward A. Eosky , J. E. Gates ". John A. Gleeson

L. H. Greenwood , H. Hall John E. Hammond

S.T.Hart , James T. Hayne

G.H.Hess

Time employed. Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

26

398 $66 33

56 9 33 219 36 50 882 146 99 487 81 17

2, 422 403 64

2, 397 399 49

2, 121 353 50

2, 379 396 49

2, 328 388 02

2, 475 412 51 993 165 50

2, 100 349 99

2, 403 400 50

2, 140 356 68

2, 417i 402 91

1, 288 214 67 975J 162 58 521 86 83 578 96 34

1, 343 223 85

2, 460 410 00

1, 895 315 83

2, 435| 405 91 91 15 17 48 8 00

2. 928 1, 264

943

92

2, 517 87

2, 283i 799 22

2, 326 814 10

2, 472 741 60

2, 199 659 70

2, 578 721 84

2, 385 667 80

2, 428 679 84

2, 338 584 50 947^ 232 87

2, 412

388

603 00

97 00

2, 364* 591 12

2, 477' 619 25

2, 917 729 25 220 55 00 184 46 00

2, 314 517 00

2, 849 712 25

2, 430

2, 413

607 50 603 25

2, 383 595 75 486 121 50

2, 024 506 00 112 28 00 213 53 25

2, 413 603 25 78 19 50 824 206 00

2, 233 558 25 378 94 50 700 175 00

2, 150 537 50

Hiram Johnson

Joseph E. Johnson

William Jordan

H. C. Joy

Peter Kilroy William B. iSimball . . .

.

James Lee

Robert Logan

Burr Lucas

E. G. Luce

H. C. Lybrand

C. McDevitt

Patr ick McNamee . . .

.

T. B. McNamee

John Miner

J. B. Montgomery

Jos. Morgau

J. S. Moss

James Nally

T. M. Pancost

Jos. G. Quantrill D. E. Ritchie Jacob Robinson

O. S. Sanford Thomas Scott William Scott, jr H. C. Sholes W. H. Sholes Moses Smith

J. H. Snapj) Hiram Spear

S. S. Strachan Arthur Summers

Henrv T. Tatum

Robert W. Taylor J.C.Turner James Andrew Upshur.

E. A. West

George William s . Edward J. Wilver.

Ellen Sheahan M. T. Lincoln William Robinson James W. Hughes

Asa L. Carier Thomas D. Bennett

Fred. Boulter

Ellis Hughes

L. L Boteler A. A. Bundy

Robert E. Gale

Charles A. Lincoln

R. C. Simon ds „ William Reynolds Lewis T. Jewett

J. T. Whitaker

William H. Fletcher

Will E.Miller

L. A. Cassard William H. Murpby

Time em- ! Pl«y^di Amount

received. Days,

81i

81^

365 365

365

1, 694i

1, 012

2, 101

1, 0361 160 713

2, 373 2,413

2, 614 2,154

2, 398

2, 205

2, 411

127 993

1, 795

829 2,311 I 2,741 I 1,317 t 2,349 ! 2.413 I 2,448 j 1,372

1,128

1,951

2,142

2,973 i 2,331 i 2,380 I 689*

2, 405"! 48 240 ! 1,411 1 2,200 ! 1, 119il 2,442 I 2, 036*1 642 [ 6861

325J-i 533

597*! 579i

548 1

!

.505i' 149 550i

512

83 556

396
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 71

No. 13.

Statement showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Becord for

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, ivith the length of time each has heen employed and the amount each has received.

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

61

65

96 118

121 115

95

86 116

129

91 122

125

Albert Ordway Eben D. Appleton | Cicero W. Harris James E. Eandall E.TT. Ovster ! 313 D. W. Beacli i 148 H.G. Ellis 1 119 Charles H. Lewis

A. McXeUy i 1.38 O. F. Mattinsly Thomas J. Mattingly Ed. Morgan

€. S. Myers

M. Noves W. E. Ramsey

E. J. Eussell

Jo.>;nTr. Thomas

F.* 6 Wallace

Al. Cottle

B. F. Mann

A. A. Shissler W. C. TaUey

S. N. Benerman W. S. Brooks 118 €.M. Cyphers 130 W.F. Wa]sm'ith....,V Andrew Smith i. . . 154 H.H.Jones I 88 William E. Winston... j 145 W.H. Mvers I 138 John F. Swiggard .

.

' 137 Stephen Caldwell...... 78

J. B. Montgomery , 40 Edward J. Wilver John G. Anderson

William Barnnm

Charles I. Canfield Eichard E. McMahon

F. A. West

D. H. Denhara

J. H Furbershaw , Columbus Hall M. A. M. Lewis

A. E. Sardo

E. L. Wiune

James AV. Hughes.

Catharine Burke

Josephine Carlisle Annie Carpenter M. L Chaney . . Lizzie Coleman Maggie Duffy.

Libbiie A. Flahavhan

.Johanna Hickey

Mollie A . Hunter

Eebecca Lisher

' Bridget McISTamara

Sallie Moore

Minnie Xorfleet Mary O'Brien Mary E. Eeagan ... j Addie Scriver 1 Susie T. Siuon Maggie Sullivan Margaret Sweeney ' Henrietta Tomj^kins Edwin T. Botts Adolphe Guillot Samuel Hurley

Julius N. Keck J.. .\ Samuel Eobinsou. . .{ William H. Scott i J. E. Smith ! H. T. Williams | W.B. Daly I

Amount

received.

232 294

385

181 267 444

1.59 433

35 409

449

2, 101

150

] , 422

1, 2.57 167

398

155

201 ; 41 431

168

1,683

148 j 1,562 1 508 1

1, 0.52 I 413 i 1,045

052 ' 152

.525 612

305 429

^i89 1,137

1, 192 914

1,370

63340 ' 1,095 442

237 i 951 i 1,3.58

7.36 437 1 72611

9.54

1, 083|i 929 I 965

579

682

565

20 !

$655 56 524 44

360 56 196 67 1,878 00

1, 131 80 836 96

1, 215 82 828 00 366 00 594 05

.576 00

803 93 867 51 923 89 588 27 516 00 925 49 659 00 455 00 773 60 804 60

1, 0.50 50 668 66 804 16 639 90 492 80 176 00 749 25 455 75 442 00

195 00

115 00 38 75 106 .53 21 73

193 95

67 20 420 75

45 70 624 80 203 20

1 60 420 80 165 20 418 00 132 91 28 50 104 60 114 75

57 19

86 24

177 62 213 17

223 50 175 73

2.56 87 129 17

8 40 205 31

91 02 48 17 188 07 264 02 138 00

84 77 181 62 238 50 270 87 232 25 241 25 144 75

170 50 141 25

9 40

Name.

Perry Brown

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

Paul Livingston John E. Parker

George Eecar

S. L. Eouzee

J. Paul Chambers Henry T. Houck

E. B.' Harford

Eichard Berry Joseph L. Coombs... Alpha B. Beall

E. M. Bromagim

E. N.Clark W. S. Clarke

S.Collins

F. W. Conover

Alexander Eagleston. Harry A. Gwin

D. McCathran James McKenna

M. Maguire

M. E. Murray

Charles J. Ortlip Edward H. Parlin.... G. L. Pearson Simon Pocher

Hod. Eeyuolds

H. Schreiner Josiah Simpson

T. M. Sullivan Fannie Thompson

J. Wilson

George C. Wooley ... A. Atchison

S. J. Blair

C. M. Brickley M. Bryan

Julia F. Cary

F. Chase

J. Connor M. Darby

E. Davis M. Flahei'ty

E. A. Fowler Mira Henry

M. A. Johnson ....... C. Pope : •/... E. E. Eichards

E. S. Eitchie M. A. Sibley L Sorrell... A. E. Tyrrell

E. L Webster

George H. Bodensick. Joseph Colignan

L. W. Denham

James E. Duvall

H. C. Fish

Charles Fowler

Joseph E. Gaily

J. W. Harrison Henry T. Houck

Augs. Jacobs John W. Meyer

D. A. Mui phy

Eichaid Eoberts William Scott W. P. Slater A. A. Smith Thomas F. Stewart .

.

James A. Stockman..

S. E. Stratton

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

480 $211 20

667 293 48

420 184 80 555 244 20 520 228 80 359 157 96 431 189 64

641 282 04

290 150 80

1,166 676 28

14 5 60 895 358 00 46 17 25

11 2 75 34 8 50

6 1 50

9 2 25 890 222 50

1, 221 305 25

32 8 00 1,018 254 50 44 11 00

1, 166 291 50

2.56 64 00 4 1 00 167 41 75

2814 70 37 1404 35 12 420 105 00 32 8 00 35 8 75 102 25 50 91 22 75

6 1 50

6 1 50

1, 031 257 75 679 142 59 612 128 52

1, 054 221 34

1, 161 243 81 606 127 26

703 147 63

1, 166 244 80 1,166

660

244 86 138 60 652 136 92

8 1 68

1, 166 244 86

1,166 244 86 139 29 19

1.36 28 56

1, 027 215 67

1, 146 240 66 658 201.18

6 1 26

1, 111 233 31 1,290 516 00

1, 264 505 60

1, 227 490 80 740 296 00

1, 210 484 00

55 22 00

1, 073 429 20

1, 371 548 40

1, 086 434 40

1, 377 550 80 582 232 80

1, 040 416 00 48 19 20

1, 227 490 80

1, 380 552 00 144 57 60 279 20

1, 154 461 60

825 330 00
72 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

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

Name. Time employed.

|Days. Hours.

Alfred Thomas

R. W. Wade

John E. Walsh

George A. Whitford .

.

Florence Hoflman ; M. E. Keleher M. A. McGregor

H. E. Kvan

M. L. Winstead M. Boswell

H. C.Joy

C.McDevitt

PIECE-WORK.

G. H. Ackerman

A. G. Allison Clinton J. Ashton W. R. Atwell George AV. T. Bailey . E. M. Barnes

Sidney T. Bates William E. Bloor James G. Boss William D. Brennan.

.

A. D. Brock

S. K. Brooks

E. W. Brown

A. W. Butler

J. B. Campbell

J. F. Campbell

William Chanej^ W. E. Chipley

E. E. Chisolm

T. M. CogsweU W. P. Cole

J. Warren Conard

A. Conn ,, P. J. Cunningham

Frank Darley Robert C. Deam

Charles E. Depue W. H. Dexter William L. Dickinson John B. Dickman

S. N. Dinsmore T.M. Donn

James Dougherty

D. R. Doyle W. E. Dunn

J. M. Eggleston

A. L. Etter Daniel V. Eenton

J. G. Forney James E. Frost James B. Fullorton . .

.

J. J. EuUerton James T. Getter

- .J. A. Gibbs

P. P. Glass

G. Wilmer Graham. .

.

W. B. Greene James Greenwood

J. A. Gi iitin E. C. Griffitli W. S. Griinth

E. C. Gvumlev

( r. W. J [all . .' Lewis K. Hall

I-\ M. Haiiiaker

fr. E. H^ipaiiiav

t '. T. Hai iliuu- (M uroe II. Harris .... L. A. Hi.rvie Chas. B. McuiiiifiW:! \'. C.Ed. Hodol^in^. John H. lh-.x;a\ W. C.Hinit

G. E. Hiipcrf

Amount

received. Name.

56 $22 40 1,235 494 00 1,345 458 00 48 19 20 50 11 50

1, 093

533

251 39 122 59 546 125 58 534 122 82 26 6 50

1, 149 287 25 247 61 75

94 25 82 10

84 85 29 50 106 15 74 95 120 30 176 95 207 00 44 65

84 65

30 55 72 60 285 10

50 50 303 75

83 65 334 15

42 25

73 40

37 50 211 15

16 25 217 60 39 45

31 15

263 20 349 05 284 30 155 35 359 90 344 75 46 65 282 05 108 25

135 50 271 55 284 25

247 25

69 SO 226 45 102 90

157 10

15 85

382 05

451 2.". 44 45

43 50

60 85

96 40 24 80 26 95

42 30

5 60 324 30 132 80 24 20

190 20 111 95

38 20 62 05 16 25 65 55

Time employed. Days. Hours.

D. R. Johnson

S. Johnston

J. H. Kahlert

S. M. Kearns

H. A. Keefer W. Marden King

L. F. Lacroix, jr F. P. Lacy Frank E. Laporte John Law

F. M. Lewis

N.M.Liglit...

J. A, McCarthy

James D. McClintock,

H. T. McConvey

H. A. McDonald ... .

.

Frank A. McGill , J. F. McGill

H. T.McGowan E S. Mcintosh

A. McNelly John Maley

A. T. Maupin

E. E. Mendenhall

George W. Mercer . .

.

C. H. Messenger

H. F. Milans

C. J. Miles Douslass G. Miller. .

.

B. Mills

C. L. Minor W. H. Monroe W. H. Morse

Ellis G. Myers

George W'. Neill George H. Noblet

J. H.O Brien

J. A. O'Neill Heber Painter Frank E. Park W. L. Pierce Llovd Prather, \v C. B. Ratclitt'e C. W. Rempp

E. V. Rice James B. Rogers^

E. J. Russell Charles M. Sanderson

G. W. Sargent

G. Sheirv M. J . Shi-rk Robert F. Simms Thomas C. Simpson..

H. P. Slater H. L. Snyder

J. W. Snyder

J. N. Soiiders Charles Spencer George Spencer

A. Stiarwalt, jr

L. P. Sfjadley : E. M. Stuart i E. H. Thomas j William D. Thornton . .! H. F. Tompkins

I. T. Tucker

A. G. Tuoiiy

Charles V7.' Walker ...

.

W.E. Walsmilh

Charles N. Wai reu H. L. Watsou W. S. Waudljy

Beujamiu Wt-bl> George A. Webster W. J. Weiss James L. "Weltv W. H. Whitcomb W. V. Wjnaus
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. ' 73

No. 13.

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

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

John F. TToodworth - H. L. ^ork

W. A. "Wortliingtoii . F. Baker

E. E. Banks

S. M. BoVie M. Bovle

C. M. Brickley

Belle Burgess

A. Butler

Belle Carter

F. Chase

S. Collins Mattie Cook

M. Darby

A. L. Davis

S. Dickson

X. Di^gs

J. A. Downing

C.Finckel

E. A. Fowler ... . .

.

V. Franklin M. Gibbs

C. Godey

M. A. Graves M. Hall

D. Harper

F. V.Harris

T. Harrison

J. Hellings Mira Henrv

M. B. Henry

A. Higgins M. A. Holbrook

C. Howard

M.C.Huber

S. Husted M. E. Hlsley M. V. Jackson

Amount

received.

$6.5 95

336 35 183 70 w 70

33 85

97 38

57 50

1/ 53 LI 49 30

lo 67 136 08 14 94

9fi Zo94

22 65 24 37 41 17 158 /i^ *i64

33 19

jLy 57 18 40

100 97

16 76

34 33 24 37

19 20

33 10

1 63 105 60

1 63

13 11

7 90

55 20

16 78

53 57

1 63

8 19

Name.

Sarah E. Jackson

G. E. E. Johnson . M. A. Johnson . .

.

E. Jones

T. Keefe

B. Kennelly

S. Kersev

R. Korts Eosa La Covey .

.

E. Laden. . J. La Fontaiue. .

.

Ellen Landvoigt M. F. Long

M. J. McLeod . H. McISTamee

A. Manning

J. E. Mausfield . .

.

S. Martin

E. B. Meals H.H. Morse

J. Murphy

M. E. Murray

A. M. Nash

M. B. Norbeck . .

.

Mary A. Orme . .

.

C. Pope

K. Eeapsomer

E. S. Eitchie . . .

.

A. Eogers M. E. Sherwood .

.

S. D. Soper

E. C. Sullivan . M. A. Thompson . E. A. Watson .

.

E. L Webster

H. Webster

J. Wilson

N. M. Wingate...

E. M. Young

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

No. 14.Statement showing the yiumher of persons empJoijed in ^'Completing theJSfeiv General

Catalogue of the Library of Congress,^^ during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881, with

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name. Time employed. Amount

received. Days. ! Hours. John Furlong

George Burklin Henry N. Boernatein. W. P. Chew

John F. Connolly

Al. Cottle .... John J. Higgins

H. F. Key-ser James B"! Mahan

Theo. P. White 6 P p

398 $230 84

32 12 80 145 58 00 746 298 40 798 319 20

1, 035 414 00 440 176 00

1, 147 458 80 896 358 40

840 336 00

Name.

S. T. Brown

Columbus Hall.

E. L. Winne- - Adelaide Boslej Maggie Curtis . Bettie Long

P. E. Noone.-..

PIECE-WOKK. M. A. Clancy

Time employed. Amount

received. Days.j Hours.

$3 60 14 80

1 60

1 50

2 25

13 87

6 00

27

o