51sT Congress, ( 8EKATE. j Mis. Boo

2d Session. i i ^o. !37. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PUBLIC PEINTEE

FOll THE

FISCAL YEAJi ENDED JUNE 30, 1890.

Peotmbek 1^; KelViretl to the Committee on Printing- and ordered

to be printed.

WASHINGTON : GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,

1890.

THE

ANNUAL REPORT

OF PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

WasJiington, B. C, December 17, 1890. Sm: As required by law, I have the honor to transmit to Congress

the report of the condition and operations of this of&ce for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. F. W. Palmer,

Fublic Frinter,

Hon. Levi P. Morton,

President of the Senate,

To the Senate and Rouse of Representatives

Jn the appendix" to this report will be found tabular exhibits showing in detail the financial transactions of the Government Printing

Office for the fiscal year which terminated June 30, 1890. In order

that there may be a full knowledge of the present condition and future

needs of the office, I submit herewith a statement showing what means

have been adopted for the improvement of the plant since the close of

the fiscal year. In response to urgent appeals by some of my predecessors and myself for a new fire-proof building for this office, provision was made by

act of Congress during the last session for the appointment of the

Secretary of the Treasury, the Architect of the Capitol, and the Public

Printer as a commission to select a suitable site for such a building.

They were empowered to acquire, either by purchase or condemnation

proceedings, the land necessary for the purpose, and the sum of $250,-

000, or so much thereof as might be necessary, was appropriated. Provision for this fund was made in the act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government, approved August 30, 1890. The commissioners held their first sessiou in the rooms of the Secre3
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tary of the Treasury on the 1st of September, and organized by the

election of Hon. William Windom as chairman and F. W. Palmer as

secretary. During this session a resolution was adopted authorizing

the insertion in two daily journals of this city of an advertisement, in- viting the presentation of sealed proposals for the sale of land for the

purpose heretofore mentioned. In response to this advertisement,

seventeen different bids were submitted, and, after careful personal ex- amination of all the different tracts of land offered had been made by

the commission, the west half of square 678, bounded by G street on

the north. First street on the east, North Capitol street on the west^

and F street and Massachusetts avenue on the south, was deemed in

all respects the most eligible, and articles of agreement for its purchase were executed by the commission and Mr. O. A. Snow, the owner. The

question of title was submitted to the Attorney-General for his examination -but, inasmuch as conflicting claims of ownership were submitted

to him, he reported, on the 3d of December, that up to that time the

title had not been perfected 5 and the board therefore requested him

to commence proceedings at once for the condemnation of the property,

in accordance with the provisions of the act under which the commission had been appointed. In the appendix to this report will be found

in detail an official statement of the proceediugs of the board in ful- fillment of the trust committed to them.

A site for a new Government Printiug Office having been thus vir- tually selected, I recommend most earnestly an appropriation by Congress during the present session for the construction of a fire-proof structure. The reasons for urgency were stated in my last annual

report, and were, in brief, that a portion of the present building is constructed of combustible material and is constantly liable to de- struction by fire ; that there are at times in the building more than two

thousand employes, and that a fire would almost inevitably be accom- panied by the loss of a large number of human lives j that the present

structure is ill lighted, poorly ventilated, inconveniently arranged, and

so circumscribed in dimensions that much of the work is done at great

disadvantage. In the interest of economy, of security to Government

property, and of humanity, the new structure should be commenced

at the earliest possible day and prosecuted to final completion with the

utmost vigilance and dispatch.

In the appendix to this report will be found a statement of the condition of the presses in this office on the 30th day of June, 1890. Since

that date contracts have been made for nine new presses, which will take the place of an equal number which have become unserviceable

by reason of long use. Careful estimate has been made of the additional number of new presses which will be needed, and an appropriation of $100,000 is asked for this purpose. The increase of work in this

office makes necessary the procurement of new and improved machinery,

and, while celerity of work would be secured by such expenditure,

economy would be also accomplished.
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In my last annual report I presented tlie facts connected with the

claim of the estate of Mr. John C. Eives for the storage of stereotype

plates of the Congressional Globe. Although this service was rendered

mainly during the administrations of my predecessors, I consider the

claim a just one, and therefore recommended its payment. I renew

that recommendation.

For details showing the amount of work executed by this office during the last fiscal year, reference is asked to the tabular statements

in another part of this report. F. W. Paxmer,

Public Printer.
EEPOBT OF THE COMMISSION TO SELECT A SITE FOB THE GOVERNMENT FEINTING OFFICE.

To tlie Senate and House of Representatives : The undersigjDed, appointed as a Commission to select a site for the

Government Printing Office, beg leave to submit the following report:

During the first session of the Fifty-first Congress the act making

appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government, approved

August 30, 1890, contained the following provisions

Sec. 2. That to provide accommodation for the Government Printing Office, and the construction of the needed storage and distributing

warehouses in connection therewith, the Secretary of the Treasury, the

Public Printer, and the Architect of the Capitol, acting as a board, be,

and they are hereby, empowered and instructed to acquire, either by

purchase or by conaemnation proceedings, as hereinafter provided, the

land necessary, in their opinion, for the purposes aforesaid, and for the

purposes stated, the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as shall be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of

any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

Sec. 3. That in the event it shall be necessary, in order to carry

# out the purpose of the foregoing section, for the board, as above

constituted, to acquire land, said board is empowered and directed

to acquire the same by negotiation, where any such land may and

can be so acquired and title secured at a price not above a fair rela- tive value as to other lands which have been sold in the immediate

vicinity ; or if the said board hereby created shall be unable to pur- chase said land by agreement with any one or more of the respective owners at a reasonable price within sixty days after the passage of this act they are authorized and directed to make application to the su- preme court of the District of Columbia, at any general or special term

thereof, by petition for the condemnation of such land not so pur- chased, and for the ascertainment of its value. Such iDCtition shall contain a particular description of the property not so purchased, and

selected for the purpose aforesaid, with the name of the owner or owners thereof and their residences, so far as the same may be ascertained,

together with a plan of the land proposed to be taken ; and thereupon

the said court is authorized and required to cite all such owners and

all other persons interested to appear in said court at a time to be

fixed by such court, on reasonable notice, to answer the said petition;

and if it shall appear to the court that there are any owners or other

persons interested who are under disability the court shall give public notice of the time at which the said court will proceed with the

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matter of condemnation; and at such time if it shall appear that

there are any persons under disability either who have appeared or who have not appeared, the court shall appoint guardians ad litem for each such persons, and the court shall thereupon proceed to appoint

three capable and disinterested commissioners to appraise the value of

the respective interests of all persons concerned in such lands, under

such regulations as to notice and hearing as to the court shall seem

meet. Such Commissioners shall thereupon, after being duly sworn for the proper performance of their duties, examine the premisea and hear

the persons in interest who may appear before them, and return their

appraisement of the value of the interests of all persons, respectively,

in such land ; and when such report shall have been confirmed by the

court the President of the United States shall, if he think the public

interest requires it, cause payment to be made to the respective persons

entitled according to the judgment of the^court, and in case any of such

persons are under disability, or can not be found, or neglect to receive

paj'ment, the money to be paid to any of them shall be deposited in

the Treasury to their credit, unless there shall be some person lawfully

authorized to receive the same under the direction of the court, and

when such payments are so made, or the amounts belonging to persons

to whom payment shall not be made are so deposited, the said lands

shall be deemed to be condemned and taken by the United States for the public use. The Commissioners authorized by the act heretofore mentioned held

their first session in the rooms of the Secretary of the Treasury on the

1st of September, 1890, and organized by the election of Hon. William

Windom as chairman and F. W. Palmer as secretary. During this session a resolution was adopted authorizing the insertion in two daily

journals in this city of an advertisement inviting the presentation of

proposals for the sale of land for the purpose heretofore mentioned.

The advertisement was in the following language : PROPOSALS FOR A SITE FOR A BUILDING FOR THE GOVERNMENT

PRINTING OFFICE.

Washington, D. C, September 2, 1890. Sealed proposals will be received until 12 o'clock m. of Wednesday,

September 17, 1890, by the undersigned, for the purchase of a site for a new building for the Government Printing Office, said site to contain

about one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000) square feet, and to be

within the bounds of H street north, First street east, B street north,

and Ninth street west, in the city of Washington.

Each proposal will state the location of the ground, the ^number of

square feet offered, and the names and residences of the owner or owners. These proposals must be indorsed " Proposals for a site for the Government Printing Office," and addressed to Hon. William Windom,

Secretary of the Treasury, chairman of the Board.

William Windom,

Secretary of the Treasury.

Frank W. Palmer,

Fublic Printer,

Edward Olark,

Architect of the Capitol.
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On the 17th of September, iu accordance with the terms of the fore- going advertisement, the Board received and considered proposals for the sale of various tracts of land, as follows

1. WASHiNaTON, D. C, Sep. 15, 1890.

To Hon. William Windom,

Secretary of Treasury

Dear Sir : I i^ropose to offer about 5,600 feet of ground in square

624, fronting 32 feet on G st., I^. W., for site for Government Printing

Office, for two dollars a sq. foot, with the improvements. House 35 has

7 rooms, a large frame stable, and large (brick) carriage house. House

57 has 4 brick rooms, and wood kitchen in front ; frame house in alley.

EespectfiiUy,

Timothy Gostello,

35 G St., N. W,

2. September 15, 1890. Hon. Wm. Windom,

Frank W. Palmer, Esq.,

Edward Clark, Esq.:

Gentlemen : I hereby propose to offer lot 15, square 624, Maguire's

subdiv., twenty-four (24) ft. front by 175 ft. 3 inches in depth, with improvements, a 1-story brick carriage house in front, with a two-story

brick stable in rear, at 12.25 per sq. ft. John G. Wolfe,

305 H street, JST. E., City.

3. Washington, D. C, Sejyteinher 15, 1890. Hon. William Windom,

Ohairman of the Board for Selecting a Site for a

Building for the Government Printing Office: In pursuance of advertisement of September 2nd, 1890, I offer my

lot, with improvement, which is situated on G street between 1st street and North Capitol street, northwest, in square No. 624, and lot No. 11,

containing 1,392 square feet, being 16 feet front on G st. and 87 feet deep, at two (2) dollars per square foot, and a two (2) story and basement brick house for one thousand ($1,000) dollars. I am the owner and occupy the above premises.

Mary E. Harvey,

Number 27 G st, N, W.

1,392 feet $2 per foot $2,784

1,000 imi)rovements

3.784
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4. WASHiNaxoN, September 8, 1890. To the Hon. WilliA3ki Winddm,

Secretary of the Treasury;

Frank W. Palimer,

Fiiblic Printer

Edward Clark,

Architect of the Capitol:

Gentle:vien : I own two pieces of property, both of which are located

in square 624, fronting on G street, l!^". W., and running back to Jackson

alley.

The first is the eastern part of lot numbered (13), in square 624,

sixteen feet front by a depth of 175 feet and 3 inches, containing, in all, 2,804 feet, and improved od the G street front by a three-story and back

building, 8 large rooms and 2 small rooms, and on the Jackson alley

front by a two-story brick containing 4 rooms. Both houses are brick.

I offer said lot, together with all improvements, for two dollars and

fifty cents per square foot (82.50 per square foot).

The second is the eastern part of lot numbered (25), in square 624,

fronting sixteen feet (16 ft.) on G street and running back one hundred

and seventy-five feet three inches (175 ft. 3 in.) to Jackson alley. This

lot is improved on the G street front by a two-story and back building

brick house, containing 0 good rooms and 2 small rooms. The said lot

is improved on the Jackson alley front by a two-story brick house, con- taining 4 rooms. I offer this lot, together with all improvements, for two dollars and twenty-five cents per square foot ($2.25 per square

foot), 2,804 feet. Yery respectfully,

John F. Kelly,

Lieut. Met. Police^ Residence^ 31 Q street, N. W.

5. Washington, D. C, Sept. 16, 1890. To the Hon. William Windom,

Secretary of United States Treasury:

Sir: We, the undersigned, have the honor to submit the following

proposal for the sale of lots A, B, 1, 2, and 3, square 624, fronting one hundred and nine (109) feet on IsT. Capitol street, between Jackson

alley and G sts., N. W., with a depth of 130 feet to a 15-foot alley,

amounting to 14,170 square feet, more or less. For the sum of three (3) dollars per square foot $42,510.00

For improvements erected on said lots 20,000.00

62,510.00

Andrew Gleeson, > q,.^.^. Ellen Gleeson, ] ^^^'^^^s. 802 First si., N. W.
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6. Washington, D. C, Sept. Wth, 1890. To the Hon. William Windom,

Secretary of the U. S. Treasury : Sir : The undersigned respectfully submits the following proposal for the sale of original lot 43, square 624, fronting on H st., north, between

Is^orth Gapitol and First St., west, for a site for the Government Printing

Office. Original lot 43 is 24 feet front by 175.3 ft. deep, is bounded

on the west by a 20-ft. alley, and contains 4,206 sq. ft., at $2.25 $9,463.50

Improvements on front, brick store; improvements on alley,

brick stable and dwelling; improvements on rear, two

brick houses ; total improvements 4, 000. 00

Total for orig. lot 43 and improvements 13, 463. 50

D. CONNELL,

741 First, K W., City.

7. Washington, D. C, September 16, 1890. To the Hon. William Windom,

Secretary of the U. S. Treasury : Sir : The undersigned respectfully submits the following proposal

for the sale of lots 44 and 45 in square 624, fronting on H st., north,

between North Capitol st. and First St., west, for a site for the Government Printing Office

Original lot 44 is 24 feet front by 175.3 ft. deep, and contains

4,206 sq. ft., at $2.25 $9,463.50

Improvements, 2 stores and dwelling on front 5, 000. 00

" 2 dwellings on rear 1, 000. 00

Total for orig. lot 44 and imp 15, 463. 50

Original lot 45 is 24 feet front by 175.3 ft. deep and contains

4,206 sq. ft. at $2.25 9, 463. 50

Improvements on front, 1 brick dwelling 3,000.00

" " rear, 2 houses and stable 1,000.00

Total for orig. lot 45 and imp 13, 463. 50

John J. Fuller,

58Hst.,m W.

8. Washington, D. G,

September 16, 1890

To the Hon. William Windom,

Secretary of the U. S. Treasury : Sir: The undersigned respectfully submits the following proposal

for the sale of part lot 46, square 624, fronting on H St., north, between
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North Capitol and First st., west, for a site for the Government Printing Office. Lot 46 is 24 ft. front by 125 ft. deep, and contains 3,000 sq.

feet, at $2.25 \ ^ $6, 750. 00

Imi)rovements, store and dwelling 3, 000. 00

Total 9,750.00

John Elbert,

54 H St., N. W.

9. To ilie Board of Commissioners for

Fiircliase of Site for Government Frinting Office: I own in square six hundred and twenty-four (624), bounded by H

street, Korth Capitol street, G street, and First street, northwest, parts of

sublots nineteen (19) and twenty (20), containing about three thousand

(3,000) square feet, which I am willing to sell for two ($2) dollars per

square foot, and improvements thereon at value assessed by District assessor for taxation.

Yery respectfully, etc., Alexander Bruce,

iVo. 45 G street, if. W.

Washington, D. C, Sept. 16t7i, 1890.

10. Washington, D. C, September 16, 1890. To Hon. WilliAIM Window,

Secretary of the Treasury:

Dear Sir : I propose to offer for sale about (6,660) six thousand six

hundred and sixty sq. feet of ground fronting on G St., in square numbered six hundred and twenty-four (624), all of sublots eighty-one (81)

and eighty [-twoj (82), now used for storage purposes by the Government

Printing Office, for one dollar and seventy -five cents ($1.75) per sq. foot. Eespectfully,

M. GOR^TAN,

No. 823 2nd st, N. E., City.

11. Washington, D. C, September 10th, 1890. Hon. Wm. Windom,

Secty. Treasury, &c,.: Sir: We submit the following ''under proposals for site, &c." In square 630, pt. of lot 4, 22 ft. on Jersey ave. by 147 ft., owned

by Morris Keim. Contains 3,250 sq. feet. Eesidence, Springfield, Md.

We are his duly authorized agent to offer this lot at $1.60 per sq. ft. Eesp^y,

Fish & Miller, Agents,
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12. Washington, D. C, Sept. 17th, 1890. Hod. Wm. Windom,

Secretary of Treasury:

Dear Str : We also submit for your consideration square Xo. 630,

between D and E and Xew Jersey avenue and North Capitol street, northwest, containing about 190,000 square feet ; the price exceeding

the appropriation, we concluded to give only a portion of it, but the

location being so central and so close to the Capitol makes it very de- sirable for the purpose required.

We give below prices and names of owners j location is marked

on the plat inclosed:

Acker Bros., 45,241 square feet (2 corners) $100, 000

A. Carry, 36,000 square feet 54, 000

M. Thomas, 4,400 square feet 20, 000

S. M. Plumley, 7,066 square feet 20, 000

Total 194, 000

Fenno, Wylie & Reilly, containing 29,226 sq. feet, exclusive of alleys, we estimate can be purchased for $55,000, making a total of 121,933

squ. feet, for the sum of $249,000.

We also have the following for sale in the same square, on J, ave. front and E St.: Lewis, 1,720 square feet $11, 000

W. Nailor, 2,992 square feet 12, 000

Ferry, 10,500 square feet 42, 000

Rider Bros., 8,335 square feet. 16, 670

Battel, 6,250 square feet 10, 000

Dimarzo, 1,550 square feet 3, 100

Total 94, 770

The other owners in the square from whom we have not heard are

Corcoran, y Estimated l^o. feet, 10,000 ft.; estimated price, $20,000.

Quick, I Freirich. \ Very respectfully,

Carusi, Evans & Carusi.

K. B.—As the time given would not permit us to complete investigation of the entire square, we would be glad to do so if requested.

13. Washington, D. C, Sept. 17, 1890. Hon. Wm. Windom,

Secretary of the Treasury, Chairman of the Board

for Selection of Site for Government Printing Office : Sir : In accordance with your advertisement dated Sept. 2, 1890, a copy of which is hereto annexed, we have the honor to tender for use

as a site for the Government Printing Office the following property in
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square numbered five hundred and seventy-four (574), situated between

First and Second streets, west, and B, 0, and Indiana avenue, north

Price, includ- ing improvements. Lot 1, the property of Samuel Emery, of Washirigtoii, D. C, containing

40,384 sq.ft. ...1 §74,691.20 Lots A, B, C, D, E, F, of 3, sub. f of 3, b. g. 420, R. and S., the property of Matthew G. Emery, of Washington, D. C, containing in all 66,216 sq. ft. 127, 188. 80 Lots O, P, and Q, the property of Thos. W. Smith, of Washington, D. C,

containing in all 11,034 sq. ft 51, 500. 00 Lots M and the property of the estate of W. W. Corcoran, deceased, of Washington, D. C, containing in all 4,359 sq. ft 11, 919. 50 Lot 13, property of E. A. Dovilliers, of Washington, D. C, containing

2,101 sq. ft 8,252.50 Lot 12, property of Eugene Carusi, of Washington, D. C, containing

2,101 sq.ft.- -1 8,752.50 Lot 11, property of Emily N. Meloy, of Washington, D. C, containing

2,101 sq. ft 12,000.00 Lot 9, property of Anton Eberly, of Washington, D. C, containing 2,101

sq.ft 11,303.00 Lot 18, property of Louis H. Schneider, of Washington, D. C, containing

1,065 sq.ft 6,102.50 Lot 19, property of Louis H. Schneider, of Washington, D. C, containing

1,065 sq.ft 6,102.50 Lot 17, property of A. L. and John M. Eshleman, of Washington, D. C,

containing 1,151 sq. ft 12, 000. 00 Total number of square feet submitted, 133,678, more or less. Eesi^ectfuUj, Plant & Turpin,

1429 New Yorh Avenue, Washington, D. C,

14. Washington, D. C, Sept. 17, 1890. Gentlemen of the Board for the Selection of a

Site for the Fublic Printing Office of the United States: Sirs : In reply to your advertisement in the Star, I beg to offer one hundred and fifty thousand (150,000) feet of the western half of

square 678, situated on Xorth Capitol st., between F and G streets, includinji' lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, at the rate of one dollar and fifty cents

(81.50) per square foot ; or I will sell all the ground, 170,674.^ square

feet, for two hundred and forty-nine thousand seven hundred dollars

($249,700). I am the sole owner, and can make a perfect title and give

immediate possession of the entire property. The ground above offered

is vacant, except temporary structures, and is surrounded by a high

board fence. My residence is at 712 Eighth street, W., Washington,

D. 0. Very respectfully, C. A. Snow.

Washington, D. C, September 25, 1890. Gentlemen of the Board of Selection of a

Site for the Government Printing Office : Gentle^ien : In response to your letter of recent date, I have the

honor to state that, after consideration of the same and responding

thereto, I submit the following amendment of the within proposal : I

will sell the west half of said square six hundred and seventy- eight,
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which contains, in square feet, 170,648 sq. ft., more or less, for the sum

of two hundred and forty-three thousand one hundred and seventy-five

dollars ($243,175). Said ground is bounded on the north by G street, E., on the south by Massachusetts avenue and F street, E., on

the west by North Capitol street, and on the east by an unnamed street or alley sixty feet wide along the entire length of said tract. Eespectfully,

C. A. Snow.

15. Washington, D. 0., Sep, IQth, 1890.

Hon. Wm. Windom,

Sect}/. Treasury, etc.

Sir : We submit the following property under the invitation for pro- posals for site for Govt. Printing Office

This square (754) is 2 streets east of the limits of your advertisement,

but within the scope of the law.

We offer the east half of the square 754, 164' 8J'' on E and F sts., K. E., by 348 ft. on 3d St., containing 58,317^ sq. ft., at $1.00 per sq. ft., owned

by D. A. Windsor, of Alexandria. There are no improvements of con- sequence on the square.

Resp'y,

Fish & MH.LER, Agents.

16. Washinoton, D. 0., Sejyt. WtJi, 1890. Hon. Wm. Windom,

Secretary of Treasury, Washington, B. C.

Dear Sir : We beg to offer the following square of ground as a site for the Gov't Printing Office. Although not in the limit described

in the advert, its close proximity and convenience to the Capitol, and

also the cheapness of the ground, we hope, may be worth your consideration.

Square 754, containing 114,637 square feet, between 2nd and 3rd and E

and F sts., N. E.; price, $1.25 per foot, amounting in all to $143,296i^o%.

The names of owners are David A. Windsor, Alexandria, Va.; Dr.

L. W. Eitchie, 3259 M st., N.W., and W^ash. Danenhower, for S. D.

Smoot, Alexandria, Ya.

Very respectfully,

Carusi, Evans & Carusi.

17. Washington, D. C, Sep. 11th, 1890. Hon. William Windom,

Secty. of the Treas. and chairman of hoard

D'r Sir : We have the honor to submit for a site for the Gov't

Printing Office the south half of square 673, as per inclosed plat, front- ing 2733 feet o» Ijforth Capitol and First St., east, and 782^ feet on
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street and intermediate street, containing about 213,772 sq. feet, for the sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. We venture to submit

this, although it is not in the limits named in your proposals for bids.

The city will lay asphalt on N. Capitol this season to M st., and the

building of the electric E. E on N. Capitol from B St., K W., to Boundary will give ample facilities for transit. Material could no doubt be

delivered on the railroad to the Capitol.

The tracks of the B. & O. E. E. are located on First st., K E., and

switches could be run into this square if desired. Sewerage facilities are ample.

Yery resp'ly,

A. L. Barber & Co.,

By J. Paul,

Agents for Owners ; David E. Windsor,

Washington, D. 0., William Mahone,

FetersbiorgJi, Va. The foregoing bids were scheduled and the Board then proceeded to view by personal inspection the several pieces of property offered. On

the 23d of September the Board met at the office of the Secretary of the

Treasury, Hon. George S. Batcheller, Acting Secretary of the Treasury, being present and acting in behalf of the Secretary, and, after a

full consideration of the various propositions submitted, authorized the

chairman to prepare and send a letter, of which the following is a copy

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, D, 0., Sej^temher 23, 1890. C. A. Snow, Esq.,

712 Eighth street^ northwest^ city.

Dear Sir : The Board to provide accommodation for the Government Printing Office, having under consideration several parcels of land

for such site, have examined the western half of square 678, owned by

you. As required by statute, the Board is limited as to price "not

above a fair relative value as to other lands which have been sold in

the immediate vicinity."

Considering the price higher than the Board is authorized to pay, it is desired that you inform the Board at an early day the lowest price

you will accept for said property.

The Board will meet at 11 o^clock Thursday morning, the 25th in- stant, to consider your answer to this request. Should you desire to be present on that occasion you are invited to do so. Very respectfully,

Georoe S. Batcheller,

Acting Secretary of Treasury,

Chairman of Board,

In addition to the foregoing authorization, the Public Printer was

requested to ascertain and report at a subsequent meeting of the Board

the price of any real estate sold recently in the vicinity of the Government Printing Office,
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At a meeting of the Board, held on the 25th of September, Mr. C. A.

Snow, owner of the west half of square Ko. 678, city of Washington, was present by invitation, and submitted an amended offer to sell the

said property, together with affidavits of property owners in the immediate vicinity of said square. Mr. Snow's amended proposition Tvas as

follows

WASHiNaTON, D. C, September 25, 1890. Gentlemen of the Board of Selection of a

Site for the Government Printing Office : Gentlemen : In response to your letter of recent date, I have the

honor to state that, after consideration of the same and responding

thereto, I submit the following amendment of the within proposal : I

will sell the west half of said square 678, which contains in square feet 170,648 square feet, more or less, for the sum of $243,175. Said ground

is bounded on the north by G street northeast, on the south by Massachusetts avenue and F street northeast, on the west by North Capitol

street, and on the east by an unnamed street or alley 60 feet wide,

along entire length of said tract. EespectfuUy,

C. A. Snow.

The foregoing proposition was accompanied by the following affi- davits : WASHiNaTON, D. C, Septem,l)er 24, 1890. District of Columbia, ss : I, Charles A. Shields, being duly sworn, do depose and say that as a

real estate broker I sold to Messrs. Lane & Malnati lots 19 and 25 in

square 679, containing about 12,862.67 feet of vacant ground, for $16,078.34, or $1.25 per foot cash, on or about February 17, 1890. Charles A. Shields,

1405 F street, northwest.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, 1890. William M. Smith,

Notary Public,

District of Columbia, ss: On this day, 24th of September, in the year of our Lord 1890, before

me, the subscriber, a notary public in and for the District, personally

appeared John Eaedy, and made oath in due form of law, deposes and

says that I offered the owner of lot 'No. , in square No. 677, the sum of $1.25 per square foot, and said offer was refused, the parties

stating that they valued the lot at a higher price j that said offer was made in good faith. John Eaedy.

Subscribed and sworn before me. Charles W. Flceckher,

Notary Public,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17

District of Columbia, ss: On this 25tli day of September, in the year of our Lord 1890, before

me, the subscriber, a notary public in and for the District, personally

appeared W. H. German, and made oath, in due form of law, deposes

and says that he had a client who was desirous of purchasing a corner property in the city of Washington 5 that in accordance with his desires

deponent found a piece of i^roperty situated at the corner of Massachusetts avenue and iSTorth Capitol street, being lots Nos. 1 and 42, square

625, for which he offered the owner 82.50 per square foot, and which

offer was refused, the owner holding said property at $25,000, being at the rate of about $4 per square foot. W. H. German.

Subscribed and sworn before me. Joseph Eoy,

Notary Fiiblic. The Public Printer reported that Mr. McDowell, corner of i^^orth Capitol street and Massachusetts avenue, had been informed that

$2.50 per square foot had recently been offered for property at the cor- ner of IS'orth Capitol street and Massachusetts avenue, which offer had been declined; that Mr. McDowell had also knowledge of an option at the rate of $1.50 per square foot for property at the corner of E

and iTorth Capitol streets, the option to be accepted in sixty days or followed by a forfeiture of $1,000; that Mr. McDowell himself owns

7,000 square feet of ground at the corner of E and ISTorth Cai)itol

streets, for which he had refused an offer of 82 j)er square foot. The

Public Printer, in addition, reported that Mr. T. A. Eover, who owns

considerable property in the vicinity of the Government Printing Office, values the said property at $2.50 per square foot, some of which

proi^erty he had bought two years ago at the rate of $1.50 per square

foot; that Mr. Eover had recently purchased the northeast corner of

North Capitol and H streets for $6 per square foot, with improvements,

and that he values the land, without the improvements, at the rate of

$4 per square foot ; that Mr. Eover represents that offers which he re- cently made of $3 per square foot for land opposite the Government

Printing Office on North Capitol street had been declined.

After careful examination of all the bids and after all the bids which

had been offered had been inspected personally by each member of the

Board, a motion was made and carried unanimously for the acceptance

of the amended proposition of Mr. C. A. Snow. The following articles of agreement were thereupon prepared, read, accepted, and signed by

Mr. C. A. Snow, owner of the i)roperty in question, and by George S, Batcheller, Acting Secretary of the Treasury; Frank W. Palmer, Public

Printer ; and Edward Clark, Architect of the Capitol

Articles of agreement, made and entered into this twenty-fifth day of

September, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and ninety, between C. A. Snow, party of the first part, and George S. Batcheller, Acting Sec- retary of the Treasury, Frank W. Palmer, Public Printer, and Edward

Clark, Architect of the Capitol, duly authorized hereto, on behalf of the

S. Mis. 27 2
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United States of America, in pursuance of an act of Congress approved

August 30, 1890, party of the second part, in the manner followiog

The said party of the first part, in consideration of the sum of one

dollar to him in hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged,

hereby agrees to sell to the party of the second part the following-described real estate, situated in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to- wit

The western half of square numbered six hundred and seventy-eight,

bounded on the north by G street, on tbe west by North Capitol street,' on the south by Massachusetts avenue and F street, and on the east by the alley, sixty feet wide, as now laid out, for the sum of two hundred and forty-three thousand one hundred and seventy-five dollars

($24:3,175), which the said party of the second part hereby agrees to pay to the said party of the first part, in cash, upon the execution, ac- knowledgment, and delivery to the United States of America, party

of the second part, of a proper deed for the conveyance and assuring to them of the fee simple of said premises, free from all incumbrances and

with taxes paid to date, which said deed shall contain a clause of general warranty.

The title of the property hereby agreed to be conveyed shall be submitted to and be approved by the Attorney-General of the United

States, and all the terms herein agreed upon shall be complied with

within five (5) days from the date hereof. In witness whereof the parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals this 25th day of September, A. D. 1890.

C. A. Snow. • [seal.]

Geo. S. Batcheller, [seal.]

Acting Secretary of the Treasury,

Frank W. Palmer, [seal.]

Fublic Printer.

Edward Clark, [seal.]

Architect of the Capitol.

Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of^

O. M. Hendley,

H. T. Brian.

Mr. Snow then presented an abstract of title to the west half of

square No. 678, and the following letter to the Attorney-General was

authorized to be presented to that officer, together with the articles of

agreement and abstract of title : Washington, D. C, September 26, 1890. Sir: The Board to provide a Site for the Government Printing

Office, authorized by the sundry civil law approved August 30, 1890,

has the honor to transmit to you articles of agreement between C. A.

Snow, the owner of the west half of square No. 678, in the city of

Washington, and said Board, together with an abstract of title of said

ground, and to request that you have the title examined, and if found

good that you will have prepared the deed necessary to vest the title in the United States. By order of the board.

Very respectfully,

George S. Batcheller,

Acting Secretary of the Treasury,

Chairyuan of the Board.

The Attorney-General, City.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 19

At a meeting of the Commission, held at the Treasury Department

on Tuesday, December 2, the following resolutions were offered and

adopted

Eesolved, That the President of the Board be instructed to communicate with the Attorney-General and ascertain whether the title to west half of square 678 has been perfected, so that the parties ofteriug

the same can convey complete and perfect title. It was farther resolved that, if not so perfected, the Attorney-General be requested to proceed as early as practicable to i^rocure the

property by condemnation, as authorized by law.

In accordance with the foregoing resolutions the Secretary of the

Treasury addressed a communication to the Attorney-General in the

following language:

Treasury Departmei^t,

Wasliington^ December 3, 1890. Sir: At a meeting, held yesterday, of the Commission to secure a

Site for a Building for the Government Printing Office I was instructed,

by resolution, to ascertain whether the title to the west half of square

678, which has been selected, has been perfected, so that the owners of

the property can convey a complete and perfect title to the United

States.Eespectfully yours, W. WiNDOM,

Secretary.

Hon. W. H. H. Miller,

Attorney-General^ Washington^ D. G. To the foregoing the Attoruey-General made this response

Departmeni; of Justice,

Washington, D. G., December 3, 1890. Dear Sir : Tour note of this date, in reference to the property un- der consideration for the Government Printing Office, viz, the west

half of square 678, is received. The title has not been perfected.

Yours, truly,

W. H. H. Miller,

Attorney- General,

Hon. William Windcm,

Secretary of the Treasury.

The efforts of the Commission to obtain a title to the property heretofore described, by negotiation, having failed, the Chairman of the

Board asked the Attorney-General to commence proceedings to procure

the same by condemnation. The following is a copy of the letter ad- dressed to the Attorney-General:

Treasury Department, Office of the Secretary,

Washington, D. 0., December 4, 1890. Sir: In view of. the fact, as stated in your letter of the 3d instant,

that the title to the west half of square 678, which has been selected as

a site for the Government Printing Office, has not been perfected by

the parties offering to sell the same to the Government, I am instructed,
20 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

by resolution of the Commission, to ask that proceedings may be insti- tuted as early as possible to procure said propert}^ by condemnation, as authorized by law.

Eespectfully yours, W. WiNDOM,

JSccretary,

Hon. W. H. H. Miller,

Attorney- General, Washington^ B. G,

By the terms of the act under which the Commission were appointed

they were authorized to acquire suitable ground for a site for the Government Printing Office by negotiation or condemnation. They were

not required to advertise for proposals; but, in order to prevent even

the appearance of partiality or unjust discrimination, they authorized

the public notice to owners of real estate, a copy of which is furnished

in another part of this report. They fixed the boundaries therein de- scribed, for the following reasons : First. Because they believed the public interest would be served by

selecting, if possible, a site adjoining or adjacent to the present Government Printing Oftice. Second. Because facilities for prompt communication between the

Capitol, the several Executive and Judicial Departments, and the Government Printing Office require that the latter shall be- at as short a

distance from all of the former as possible.

Third. That the property to be purchased should be of such increased area in comparison with the site of the present building as would

meet the requirements of this branch of the Government service for the present and a reasonable period in the future. Fourth. Because the land selected is nearer to all railroad and steam- boat lines than the site of the present building, and would thus diminish

time and expense in freight transportation.

It will be seen at a glance that the consideration of nearness to the

Capitol and the several Departments precluded the practicability of

selecting a site north of H street, because such a selection would have

increased rather than diminished the distance between the several objective points. The boundary of First street east was as far east

as was deemed practicable, without imposing upon employes and the

public the necessity of crossing and recrossing the tracks of the Balti- more and Ohio Eailway. Ninth street, on the west, and B street north, on the south, were fixed as boundaries in those directions, so that no undue advantage might be taken by property-holders of the general

purpose of the Commission to make a selection as near as possible, all other considerations being equal, to the vicinity of the present plant.

The Commission have taken especial pains to investigate the character of the soil on the tract selected, with reference to its fitness for a foundation for the proposed building, and from all sources of information at their command are convinced that a good foundation may be

established thereon at a reasonable cost.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 21

The Commissiou, when they sigued iu behalf of the Goverumenfc the

articles of agreement herein transmitted, entertained the hope that they

might announce the purchase of this property, with good and sufficient

title, by negotiation, and thus facilitate the praiseworthy movement

inaugurated by Congress for the construction of a fireproof Government Printing Office. But complications affecting the question of title have arisen, so that the Attorney-General has not thus far been able to report exclusive and valid ownership in Mr. Snow, and by unanimous

vote of the board the Attorney-General has been requested to com- mence proceedings for condemnation of the property at the earliest day

possible.

The area of the present site of the Government Printing Office is, in round numbers, 66,000 square feet. The site selected by the Commission embraces more than 170,000 square feet, or nearly three times the

area of the site now in use. For convenience of reference, a diagram showing the location of

blocks of land in which are located tracts and lots offered as sites for the Government Printing Office is herewith furnished j also, a tabular

statement showing the names and numbers of lots and blocks and the

prices at which the several pieces of property were offered. All of which is respectfully submitted.

William Windcm,

Secretary of the Treasury. F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

Edward Clark,

Architect U. Capitol.

Washington, D. C, December 8^ 1890.
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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TABULAR STATEMENTS.

Page. No. 1. Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the iiscal year ended June 30, 1890, and the condition of the appropriations July 1, 1890 „ 27

2. Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July 1, 1890 . 29

3. Classified statement of payments by appropriations for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890 31

4. Showing expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing, and

engraving during fiscal years 1883 to 1890, both inclusive 32

5. Showing the disbursements on account of Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer 33

6. Showing the disbursements on account of Public Printing and Binding . 33

7. Showing the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Printing . 43

8. Showing the disbursements on account of Congressional Record 46

9. Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engraving 47

10. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report

(1888) of Commissioner of Agriculture 53

11. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report

(1869) of the Secretary of Agriculture 53

12. Showing the disbursements on account of Publication of the Tenth

Census Reports 54

13. Showing the disbursements on account of Removal and Storage of cer- tain material. Government Printing Office 54

14. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Third Annual Report of Commissioner of Labor 54

15. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Fourth Annual Report of Commissioner of Labor 54

16. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Bulletins

(1887) of Bureau of Ethnology 55

17. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports of Bureau of Animal Industry 55

18. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Decisions of De- partment of the Interior regarding Public Lands and Pensions 55

19. Showing the disbursements on account of enlargement of building, Government Printing Office 55

20. Showing the disbursements on account of engine and boiler, Govern- ment Printing Office 55

21. Showing the documents printed by authority of law or by order of

either House of Congress, the approximate cost of printing and bind-

. ing them, and the manner in which they were distributed 56

22. Showing allotments, etc., for the Executive and Judicial Departments

and the approximate cost of the work executed for the same 68

23. Statement of the distribution of the bound and unbound volumes of

the Congressional Record for the first session of the Fifty-first Congress 69

24. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printing) for supplying printing and other paper from March 1, 1890, to February 28, 1891 70

25. Statement of contracts made (by direction of the Joint Committee on

Printing) for supplying ledger and other paper from July 1, 1890, to February 28, 1891 74

26. Statement of contracts made for materials, etc. (except printing paper)

during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890 76
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Page. No. 27. Statement of contracts made for litliographing and engraving for the

fiscal year ended June 30, 1890 88

28. Showing the number of presses in the Government Printing Office, June 30, 1890, and their condition 90

29. Showing the number of i^ersons employed in the public printing and

binding, the length of time each was employed, and the amount

earned by each , 92

30. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1888) of Commissioner of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 118

31. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1889) of the Secretary of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 122

32. Showing the number of persons employed in publication of Tenth

Census Report, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 126

33. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Fourth Annual

Report of Commissioner of Labor, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each o. ... 126

34. Showing the number of persons employed in printing Annual Bulletins

(1887) of Bureau of Ethnology, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 128

35. Showing the number of persons employed m printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports of Bureau of Animal Industry, the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each w 129
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

Jso. 1.

Financial statement of the haziness of the Gover'nnieut Printiny Office for the fiscal year encUd June 30, 1890, and the condition of the ajipro^riations July 1, 1890.

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1890

Appropriation, act February 26, 1889 $15, 100. 00 Disbursed for salaries during fiscal year 14, 408. 91 Balance July 1, 1890 691. 09 Continsent expenses, office of Public Printer, 1889

Balance July 1, 1889 795. 64 Disbursed during fiscal year 200. 30 Balance July 1, 1890 595. 34 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer, 1890: Appropriation, act February 26, 1889 3, 000. 00 Disbursed during fiscal year 2, 834. 67 Balance July 1, 1890 165. 33 Printing and binding, 1887 (deficiency, act February 1, 1888)

Balance July 1, 1889 1, 559. 17 Disbursed during the fiscal year 68. 50 Balance July 1, 1890 1, 490. 67 Printing and binding, 1887 and 1888 (leaves of absence)

Balance July 1, 1889 5, 779. 41 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year v 5,020.76 Balance July 1, 1890 758. 65 Printing and binding. 1888 and 1889 (Eecord printers)

Balance July 1, 1889 (no disbursements) 2, 067. 82 Printing and binding, 1883 and 1889 (15 per cent, to night force)

Balance July 1, 1889 (no disbursements) 66. 03 Printing and binding, 1889

Balance July 1, 1889 $185, 864, 03 Received from sales "waste paper, documents, and printing 25, 805. 54

211, 669. 57 Di-sbursed for labor during fiscal year = 59, 366. 81 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 28, 312. 90 Disbursed lor printing paper 28, 413. 88 Disbursed for material and supplies 34, 181. 37

150, 274. 96 Balance July 1, 1890 61,394.61 Printing and binding, 1889 (15 per cent, additional to night force)

Balance July 1, 1889 8, 334. 98 C^o disbursements.) - Printing and binding, 1890: Appropriation, act March 2, 1889 2,218,000.00 Appropriation, act December 19, 1889 150, 000. 00 Appropriation, act April 4, 1890 222, 000. 00 Appropriation, act June 7, 1890 90, 000. 00 Eeceived from sales waste paper, extra documents, and printing 233, 960. 77 2,913,960.77 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 2, 003, 804. 01 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 30, 507. 21 Disbursed for printing paper - 407,470.88 Disbursed for material and supplies 294, 147. 59 2,735,929.69 Balance July 1, 1890 178, 031. 08
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 1.F'manc'ud siidemenl of Ihe husiness of the Goveriirncnl rrlni'nKj Office, e/c. —Cont'd.

Agricultural Keport, 1888: Balance July 1, 1889 $117, 153, 45 Disbursed for labor during; fiscal jear $59, 197. 44 Disbursed for litbograpbiug and engraving 14, 410. 10 Disbursed for printing paper 27, 518. 00 Disbursed for material and supplies 12, 075. 36

113, 200. 90 Balance July 1, 1890 3, 952. 55 Agricultural Report, 18S9

Appropriation, joint resolution, December 19, 1889 200,000.00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 16, 140. 10 Disbursed for litbograpbiug and printing 242. 00 Disbursed for printing paper 36, 054. 80 Disbursed for material and supplies 7,741.79

60, 178. 69 Balance July 1, 1890 339, 821. 31 Publication of tbe Tenth Census Reports

Balance July 1, 1889 15, 272. 41 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 103. 19 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving • 155. 00

258. 19 Balance July 1, 1890 15, 014. 22 Eemoval and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office: Balance July 1, 1889 3, 604. 86 Appropriation, act April 4, 1890 4, 000. 00

: 7, 604. 86 Disbursed for rent during fiscal year 3, 719. 88 Balance July 1, 1890 3,884.98 Printing Annual Bulletin (1887) Bureau of Ethnology:

Balance July 1, 1889 282. 01 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 116. 08 Disbursed for printing paper 103.85

279. 93 Balance July 1, 1890 2. 08 Publication of Consular Reports on Cattle and Dairy Farming

Balance July 1, 1889 (no disbursements) : 7, 830. 22 Printing Third Annual Report Commissioner of Labor

Balance July 1, 1889 8, 197. 75 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 186. 40 Balance July 1, 1890 8, Oil. 35 Fourth Annual Report Commissioner of Labor:

Balance July 1, 1889 16, 947. 78 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 5, 978. 42 Disbursed for paper 3. 880. 79 Disbursed for material and supplies , 1, 542. 20

11, 40L 41 Balance July 1, 1890 5, 546. 37 Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887 and 1888: Balance July 1, 1889 37, 930. 00 Disbursed for labor during fiscal year 10, 133. 36 Disbursed for lithographing and engraving 2, 601. 83 Disbursed for printing paper 5, 529. 82 Disbursed for material and supplies 1, 486. 61

19, 751. 62 Balance July 1, 1890 18, 178. 38
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 29

No. 1.—Financial statement of the business of tJie Government Frinting Office, etc. —Cont'd,

Engine and boiler, Government Printing Office: Balance July 1, 1889 $4, 850. 00 Disbursed for compound engine 4, 850. 00 Balance July 1, 1891, Enlargement of building, Government Printing Office: Balance Jnly 1, 18S9 1, 593. 35 Disbursed for material and supplies 1, 593. 06 Balance July 1, 1890 .29 Printing decisions Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions: Balance July 1, 1889 : 866. 53 Disbursements for labor during fiscal year 304. 51 Balance July 1, 1890 562.02

No. 2. —Eecaiy'iiulation of statement of condition of approiniations, July 1, 1890, as sJioivn

tij ledger, KESOURCES,

Salaries Office of Public Printer, 1890, act of February 26, 1890 $15, 100. 00 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer:

1889, balance July 1, 1889 795.64

1890, act February 26, 1689 3, 000. 00 Public printing and binding

1887, act February 1, 1888, balance July 1, 1889 1, 559. 17 1887 and 1888 (leaves of absence), balance Jnly 1 1880 5, 779. 41 1888 and lf89 (Record printers), balance July 1, 1889 2, 067. 82 1888 and 1889 (15 per cent, to nigbt force), balance July 1, 1889 66. 03

1889, balance July 1, 1889 $185, 864. 03 Sales of waste paper, documents, and printing 25, 805. 54 211.669.57

1889, act March 2, 1889, balance July 1, 1889 8, 334. 98

1890, act Marcb 2, 1889 2, 218, 000. 00

1890, act December 19, 1889 150, 000. 00

1890, act April 4. 189 0 222, 000. 00

1890, act of June 7, 1890 90, 000. GO Sales of waste paper, documents, and printing 233, 960. 77 2,913,960.77 Printing Annual Eeport (1888) Commissioner of Agriculture, balance July

1, 1889 117,153.15 Printing Annual Eeport (1889) Secretary of Agriculture, joint resolution December 19, 1889 200,000.00 Publication of the Tenth Census Eeports, balance July 1, 1889 15, 272. 41 Eemoval and storage of certain material. Government Print- ing Office

Balance July 1, 1889 3, 604. 86 Act April 4, 1890 4, 000. 00

7, 604. 86 Printing Annual Bulletins (1887) Bureau of Ethnology, balance July 1, 1889 282. 01 Publication of Consular Eeports on Cattle and Dairy Farming, balance Jnly 1,1889 7,830.22 Printing Third Annual Eeport Commissioner of Labor, balance July 1, 1889 8, 197. 75 Printing Fourth Annual Eeport Commissioner of Labor, balance July 1, 1889 16, 947. 78 Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Eeports Bureau of Animal Industry

(1887 and 18S8), balance July 1, 1889 37, 930. 00 Enlargement of building. Government Printing Office, balance July 1, 1889 . 1, 593. 35 Engine and boiler. Government Printing Office, balance July 1, 1889 4, 850. 00 Printing decisions Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions, balance July 1, 1869 866. 53

$3, 580, 861. 75
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2. — Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations, eic— Continued.

DISBURSEMENTS. Pay of emploj'es $2, 160, 419. 58 Paper for printing 509, 032. 02 Lithographing and engraving 76, 229. 04 Material and supplies, other than paper for printing 361, 337. 86

Salaries, Office of Public Printer. 1890 14, 408. 91 Contingent expenses,^ Office of Public Printer:

1889 200.30

1890 2,834.67

3, 124, 462. 38 UNEXPENDED BALA>-CES.

Salaries, Office of Public Printer, 1890 $691. 09 Contingent expenses, Office of Public Printer

1889 595.34

1890 165.33 Public printing and binding : 1887 (act February 1, 1888) 1, 490. 67

1887 and 1888 (leaves of absence) 758. 65

1888 and 1889 (Record printers) 2, 057. 82

1888 and 1889 (15 per cent, to night force) 66. 03 1889 - 61, 394. 61 1889 (act March 2, 1889, 15 per cent, additional to night

force) 8, 334. 98

1890 178,031.08 Printing Annual Eeport Commissioner of Agriculture, 1888. . 3, 952. 55 Printing Annual Report Secretary of Agriculture, 1889 139,821.31 Publication of the Tenth Census Reports 15, 014. 22 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Print- ing Office 3, 884. 98 Printing Annual Bulletin (1887), Bureau of Ethnology 2. 08 Publication of Consular Reports on Cattle and Dairy Farming. 7, 830. 22 Printing Third Annual Report Commissioner of Labor 8, Oil. 35 Printing Fourth Annual Report Commissioner of Labor 5, 546. 37 Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports Bureau of Animal

Industry, 1887 and 1888 18, 178. 38 Enlargement of building, Government Printing Office .29 Printing decisions Department of the Interior regarding

public lands and pensions 5G2. 02

456, 399. 37

$3, 580, 861. 75

Receipts during fiscal year ending June 30, 1890. Received from sales of extra documents, waste paper, and for printing, which sum has been deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the ap- propriations for printing and binding $02, 235. 41 Received from sales of waste gold leaf, old machinery, etc., which has

been deposited in the Treasury to the credit of receipts from miscellane- ous sources 12, 009. 98

74,245. 39
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

Xo,3.

Classified sfa temen t of paymen ts, h «/ aiipropriations, forfisca I year ended June 30, 1890.

Appropriation.

i Material j LithographLabor. Paper. ! and \ ing"and

i I supplies,

j engraving.

Total.

Salaries. Office of Public Printer. 1890 . .$14, 408. 91 Contingent expenses, Office of Public

Printer

1890 Public printing and binding : 1887 , 1887 and 1888 1889

Printing Annual Kepoit; Commissioner of Agriculture

Publication ofthe Tenth Census Re- ; ports i Eemoval and storage of certain mar I terial, Government Printing Office

Printing Annual Bulletins (1887) , Bureau of Ethnology i Printing Third Annual Eeport Comj missioner of Labor

Printing Fourth Annual Eeport Commissioner of Labor i Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual

Reports Bureau of Animal Industry, 1887 and 1888 Engine and boiler, Government Print- ing Office -. Enlargement of building, Govern- ment Printing Office Printing decisions of Department of

the Interior regai'ding public lands and pensions

68. 50

5, 020. 76

59, 366. 81

2, 003, 804. 01

59, 197. 44

1-6, 140. 10

$200. 30

2, 834, 67

103. 19

$28, 413. 88

407, 470. 88

r, 518. 00

3, 054. 80

116. 08

186. 40

5, 978. 42

10, 136. 36

163. 85

34, 181. 37 $28, 312. 90

294, 147. 59 30, 507. 21

12, 075. 36 14, 410. 10

7, 741.79 i 242.00

3, 719. 88

3, 880, 79

5, 529.,S2

Total

304. .51

2,174,828.49 509,032.02

1, 542. 20

1, 486, 01

4, 850. 00

1, 593. 06

2, 001. 83

364, 372, 76, 229. 04

$14, 408. 91

200. 30

2, 834. 67

68. 50

5, 020. 76

150, 274. 96

2, 735, 929. 69

113. 200. 90

60, 178. 69

258.19

3, 719. 88

279. 93

186. 40

11, 401. 41

19, 751. 62

4, 850. 00

1, 593. 06

124, 462. 38
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, 4.Statcntoit slton-'uHj expenditmcs for labor, material, paper, lithograjthing, and

engraving daring fiscal years 1883 to 1890, lyoth inclusive.

Appropriations. 1883. 1884. 1885. 1886.

Printinsf and bindinc; $2, 589, 512. 71 $2, 633, 111. 87 $2, 398, 351. 51 $2, 572, 575, 67

156,416. 92 115, 705. 39 135, 023. 75 93, 347. 98 Eeports of the Tenth Census 141, 415. 29 292, 890. 08 97, 689. 76 89, 317. 34 Removal and storage 1,000.00 2, 000. 00 3, 400. 00 3, 702. 97 Repairs, Government Printing Office 12, 360. 17 4. 69

3, 616. 11 Total 2, 888, 374. 92 3, 056, 067. 51 2, 634, 469. 71 2, 762, 560. 07

Appropriations. 1887. 1888. 1890.

Printing and binding

Agricultural Reports

Reports of the Tenth Census Removal and storage Bureau of Animal Industry, 1885 Bureau of animal industry, 1887, 1888.. First Labor Report

Second Labor Report

Bulletins, Bureau of Ethnology

Protecting office from fire Postal Laws and Regulations Consular reports on cattle and dairy farming Third Labor Report Fourth Labor Report Enlargement of building, Government

Printing Office Engine and boiler. Government Print- ing Office Printing decisions of Department of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions ' Printing Report (1887) on Commerce

and i^Tavigation . Total

282, 101.44

113, 553. 76

57, 282. 14

7, 897. 26

16. 041. 74

$2, 373, 098. 19

211, 826. 08

20, 572. 43

4, 746. 40

362. 07

$2, 598, 146. 35

240, 713. 71

41, 650. 68

5, 148. 51

$2, 891, 293. 91

173, 378. 59

258. 19

3, 719. 88

11, 488. 95

8, 592. 82

1, 699. 67

1, 420. 57

4, 217. 57

788. 35

6, 579. 43 17,475.00

2, 500, 078. 35 2, 648, 564. 50

19, 751. 62

229. 9? 279. 93

48, 270. 80

16, 802. 25

2, 254. 82

14,406.65 !

10, 133. 47

1, 093. 82

2, 988, 001. 03

186.40

11,401.41

1, 593. 06

4, 850. 00

304. 51

3, 107, 017. 50

Estimate 6f appropriatioris for piiblic printing and binding for fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury for presentation to the second session of the Fifty-first Congress.

AVages $1, 866, 808. 44 Materials 346, 261. 25 Paper 555, 865. 00 Congressional Record 174, 982. 00 Lithographing and engraving 75, 000. 00

3, 018, 916. 69
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

No. ^.—Statement nJiowhig the disbursemoits on account of salaries and contingent expenses

in the Office of the Fuhlic Printer during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. Public Printer 500. 00 Chief Clerk (358 days) 2, 354. 32 Clerk, at $1,800 per annum (361 days) 1^ 780. oo Clerk, at $1,800 per annnm (319 days) 1^ 57O. 88 Clerk, at $1,600 per annum (344 days) 1, 504. 33 Clerk, at $1,600 perannum 1^ 600. 00 Clerk, at $1,400 per annum (286 days) „ 1^ 099. 38

14, 408. 91 Contingent expenses of the office 3. 034. 97 Total „ 17,443.88 No. 6.

Statement showiny the disl)ursements on account of the public printinfi and hindinq

{except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. Wages of employes $1,995,960.74 Improvement and repairs to building: Plans and specifications $991. 49 Erecting shafting 350.00

2 tables 92. 00 Painting walls 292.00

2 radiators 40. 00 Iron stairway , 590. 35 Heater ], I6O. 00 Covering 63 window awnings, at $2.00 126. 00 Graining Eooms 25. 00 Plumbing and gas fitting 1', 431. 09 Electric lighting supplies 1, 559. 91 265 lamps, at 85 cents 225. 25

152 lamps, at 75 cents 390. 00

100 lamps 74.34 Repairing roofs, labor, etc 2, 473. 07 Lightning rods and repairs , 240. 40 Ventilator and pipe 478. 56 Paint 519. 04 Brick 346.80 Lumber 4, 426. 66 Sand 111.35 Lime 54. 50 Cement 187. 15 Stone 124. .58 Screws 92. 61

2fail8 '99. 60 Hinges 35. 15 Glass 21L67

Iron and steel 212.22 Removing debris 145. 33 Miscellaneous repairs 539.15

18, 645. 27 Machinery, tools, implements, etc.

Stand press ^o. 1 60. 00 Repairing 2 printing presses 50. 00

1 proof press 36.34

1 printing press No. 5 1, 480. 00

1 printing press ^o. 3 1, 225. 00

1 printing press No. 2 8, 500. 00

1 sewing machine 150. 00

1 beveling and trimming machine 300. 00

\ transn)ission-power machine - - - - 500. 00

\ rolling machine 350. 00

1 indexing machine 375. 00

1 combination machine 165. 00 'Truck wheels - . . , , 266. 94 S, Mis. 27 3
34 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6.

Dishm'sements on acGOunt of the public printing and binding, etc. —Continued.

Machinery, tools, implements, etc.—Continued. Emery wheels $114. 00

1 elevator 1,870.00 Shafting, pulleys, etc 3, 841. 83

1 casting box •. 75. 00

3 backing pans 75. 00

1 turnabout 75. 00

1 indicator 60.00

6 pairs rollers 160.00

3 motor fans 100. 00 4 i)resser bars 12. 00

2 back girts - 20.90

500 clips, at 7 cents 35. 00

1, 000 clips, at 10 cents 100. 00

12 backer catches 23. 40

6 treadle catches 12. 00

6 treadles, at $2 12. 00

2 bevel pinions 11. 70 50 pinions, at 35 cents 15. 75

1 pinion gear 2. 00

1 cylinder reel gear 20. 00

1 iron gear 10.00

1 worm gear 2.50

llift 30.00

54 metalline boxes 136. 89

24 pieces lithograph stones, at $1.25 30, 00

50 pounds oil stones, at 30 cents 15. 00

99 pounds oil stones, at 32 cents 31. 68

1 grindstone > 2. 75

230 pounds sandstone, at 5 cents 1 1. 50

I imposing stone 31. 50 Steam packing 97. 58 Steam jacketing 39.76

391i square feet lace leather, at 15 cents 58. 69

12 lubricator cups, at 45 cents 5. 40

72 lubricator cups, at 40 cents 28. 80 400 lubricators, at 5 cents 20. 00 300 lubricators, at 3 cents 9. 00 Belting

200 feet, at 4 cents 8. 00

10 feet, at 11 cents 1. 10 200 feet, at 12 cents 24. 00 900 feet, at 14.4 cents 200. 40 200 feet, at 28r.8 cents 57. 60

200 feet, at 34.4 cents 68.80

78 feet, at 46 cents 35. 88

120 feet, at 51.6 cents 61.92

76 feet, at 81.6 cents 62. 43

57j-t; feet, at $4. 50 269. 80 126 feet 394. 27

4^x> inches 1. 14 Type, various kinds 9,184.38 Brass rule 1, 336. 26

25 dozen side sticks 212. 50

12 composing sticks, at $1.35 . 16.20

48 composing sticks, at 99 cents 47. 52

48 reversible knee-sticks, at 82.5 cents 39. 60

120 galleys, at $1.62J I95, oo

100 galleys, at $2.02| 202. 50 100 galleys, at $2.25 225. 00

II double stands, at $4.05 44.55

1 double stand : 8. 10 108 keys for quoins, at 52.5 cents 56. 70 24 keys for quoins, at 67.5 cents 16. 20
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 35

No. 6.

Disbursements on account of the public ^printing and binding, etc. —Continued.

Machinery, tools, implements, etc. - Continued

33 parrs cases $49. 36 124 dozen quoins, at $2.25 279. 00

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

500 quoins 1. 80 Printing tools 206. 02

Files, assorted sizes J 17. 71

50 sets book saws, at $9 450. 00

2 sa^s-s, at $4.50 9.00

4 circular saws, at $2.52 10.08

56 circular saws, at $2.07 115. 92

7 circular saws 7. 56

1 circular saw 3. 75

1 saw 1. 50

2 saws, at $1.40 2. 80 Saw-blades 10. 15 4 paper-cutter knives, at $24.91 99. 64

10 plow-knives, at $8 80.00

18 knives, at $7.36 132. 48

25 cutting-machine knives, at $6.75 168. 75

23 cutting-machine knives^. 290. 82

13 knives, at $3.50 45. 50 2 dozen paring-knives, at $2.50 5. 00

1 drum-press knife 2.50

40 shoe knives, at 80 cents 32. 00

1 knife : .07

1 cutter 8.93

6 cutters, at $2.15 12. 90 4 cutters, at $1.50 6. 00

1 cutter 2. 50 1 dozen cutters 15. 00

6 cutters, at 55 cents 3. 30

1 rotary blade cutter 3. 50

12 round cutters 3.00

5 cutting tabes 5. 50 344 bolts 15. 10

19 rubber stamps 8. 40

2 Patent Ofi&ce stamps 5. 00

3 hand stamps 15. 00

1 International Marine Conference stamp 20. 50

2 copper glue-kettles 64. 00

1 copper kettle 2. 00

1 tin kettle ^ 1. 00

1 gluepot .50

2 dozen gluepots 18.00

1 marking pot .40 Pans for kettles 4.00

4 dozen hammers, at $13.50 54. 00

2 hammers, at $1.25 2. 50

1 hammer 1. 13

2 dozen hammer handles, at 75 cents 1. 50

1 sledge-hammer handle 1. 50

6 dozen pairs shears, at $6.99 27. 96

1 dozen pairs shears , 5. 75

12 pairs shears, at $2 24. 00

3 pairs shears, at $1.75 5. 25

29 pairs shears, at $1.25 , 36. 25

6 pairs shears, at 75 cents 4. 50 Machine screws 6. 09

35 screw-drivers 20. 28 Sewing-machine fixtures 435. 50

13 dozen glue brushes, at $29. 60 384. 80

9 dozen glue bru.shes, at $10.25 92. 25

8 dozen glue brushes, at $5.95 53. 55
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6.

Disbursements on account of the puMic printing and hindincj, etc. —Continued.

Machinery, tools, implemeBts, etc. —Continued

3 dozen glue brushes, at $1.90 $5. 70

12 glue brushes 18.90

2 glue brushes 3. 33

1 gumming brush 1. 90 2 gumming brashes, at $5.50 . 11. 00 24 scrub brushes, at 22 cents 5. 28

6 dozen dustbrashes, at $5.50 33. 00 ^ dozen dustbrushes, at $6 3. 00 6 dozen dustbrushes, at $5 30.00 4 wall brushes, at $1.40 5. 60 6 dozp^n pick-brushes, at $3.90 23. 40

1 pick- brush — .33 2 brushes for gold-cleaning machine, at $20 40. 00 2 sets brasher for dynamo, at $3 6. 00

6 stereotype beating brushes, at $7 42.00

6 Clinton pound brushes 10.00

5 dozen goat-hair brushes, at $7.45 14. 90

^ dozen whitewash brushes, at $21.60 10. 80 24 whitewash brushes, at $1.90 45.60

11 dozen lye brushes, at $4.10 45. 10

2 dozen lye brushes, at $11.90 23. 80

1 lye brush .99

5 striping brushes 3. 80 Miscellaneous brushes 25.20

48 cam-rolls, at 50 cents 24. 00

2 cams, at $3 6.00

2 edge rolls il.OO 3indexron3 -23.50

8 cast-iron chases , 8. 84

104 wrought-iron chases 421.20

12 book chases ^ 140. 40

540 pounds castings, at 3 cents 16. 20

4,088 pounds castings, at 3.5 cents 143,09 433 pounds castings, at 4 cents 17. 32 4 pounds castings, at 5 cents .20 35 pounds castings, at 6 cents 2. 10

11-^ pounds castings, at 27 cents 3, 10 72 loopers, at $1 72.00

1 set grate-bars 115. 00 24 grate-bars 40. 80

2 chains for presses 50. 00 Repairing 14 wire heads 34. 63

15 rolls cloth, at $4.25 63. 75

3J yards rubber blankets 20.31

&i- yards rubber blankets, at $4.94 32. 11 18 pairs blankets, at $4. 58 82.44

10 yards felt 87. 12

. 6 rolls tape, at $6 36. 00 12 rolls tape, at 60 cents 7. 20

5 yards white cloth 43. 56 Rope 226.36 Recutting hand tools 70. 50 Repairs to machinery 764.45 Miscellaneous tools, implements, etc 856.86

$35, 765. 18 Materials, etc.

Book printing-ink

1, 256 pounds, at 50 cents 628. 00

4, 755 pounds, at 25 cents 1, 188. 75

1, 816. 75 Job printing-ink

2, 414 pounds, at 45 cents 1 , 086. 30 Web press ink

2, 342 pounds, at 15 cents , , .351. 30
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

No. G.

Disbursements on account of the puhlic printing and Mndimj, etc. —

Materials, etc.—Continued.

Colored ink

1 pound, at $8 $8.00

10 pounds, at $5 : 50.00 i pound, at $4 1.00

210 pounds, at $2.50 ^ 525. 00

192 pounds, at $1 192. 00 25 pounds, at 50 cents 12. 50 Cut ink

200 pounds, at 65 cents 130. 00

1, 000 pounds, at 50 cents 500. 00 Printers' Tarnish

25 pounds, at 25 cents

ISO, 492 pounds stereotype metal, at 6.2 cents

5, 149 pounds copper battery plates, at 17 cents

5, 030 pounds tin and antimony, at IQ^^^ cents

2, 110 pounds tin-foil, at 18.5 cents

5, 000 pounds iron filings, at 3.5 6 molds

Stereotype backing-paper : ^

5 reams, at $9 45. 00

12 reams, at $7 84.00

6 reams, at $5.60 33. 60

72, 276 pounds bar lead, at 4 cents

2, 300 pounds bar tin, at 20.9 cents Glue:

250 pounds, at "2 cents SO. 00 145 pounds, at 27 cents : 39. 15 157 pounds, at 25 cents ... 39. 25

226 pounds, at 14.5 cents 32. 79

1, 000 pounds, at 11.7 cents 117. 00 21,000 pounds, at n.l cents 2,331.00

4, 810 pounds potash, at 5.1 cents

Holler composition

316 pounds, at 50 cents 158. 00

30 pounds, at 35 cents 10. 50

150 pounds, at 32 cents 48. 00

5, 208 pounds, at 30 cents • 1, 562. 40 Glycerine

' 960 pounds, at 17.5 cents 168. 00 506 pounds, at 16 cents 80. 96 Benzine

157 gallons, at 7.4 cents 11. 63

4, 144 gallons, at 7.3 cents 302. 33 Lubricating oil

10 gallons, at 90 cents 9. 00

2601- gallons, at 65 cents , '. 169. 34

1, 184i gallons, at 60 cents 711. 00 52i gallons, at 58.5 cents 30. 42

617^% gallons, at 45 cents 277. 83 28 gallons, at 50 cents 14. 00

10 gallons, at 40 cents ! 4.00

150 pounds, at 16.3 cents 24. 45 Cotton : 403 yards, at 22.8 cents 91. 87 150 yards, at ISf^j cents 204. 30

1, .073^ yards, at 9 cents 141.62

1, 888| yards, at 5.7 cents 107. 64 945| yards, at 5.3 cents 50. II

1, 869 yards, at 4.7 cents 87. 83

Continued.

$788. 50

630. 00

6. 25

, 090. 51

875. 33 827.43

390. 35

175. 00

.1.00

162. 60

2, 891. 04

480. 70

2, 639. 19

245. 29

1, 778. 90

248. 98

313. 96

1. 240. 04

683. 37
38 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Law sheep

3, 400| dozen, at $8.50 28, 904. 25

I dozen, at $7 .* 3.50 Cowiiide bufiing

6, 1051 feet, at 7 cents 433. 72

121 feet, at 5 cents 6.04 Turkey morocco:'

16 dozen, at $16.90 270. 40 325* dozen, at $16.40 5,338.20

Title leather

20 dozen, at $8.50 170.00

92 dozen, at $8.25 759. 00 20 dozen, at $8 160,00

80 dozen, at $7. 50 600. 00 Roans

40 dozen, at $9 364. 50 I dozen, at $8 4.00

I dozen, at $7. 75 3. 87

lOJ dozen, at $7.50 78. 75 llOi dozen, at $6.95 767. 97 20 dozen, at $6. 37^ 127. 50

No. 6.

Dinhursemcnts on account of the public pr'mtin(j and Mnding, lic. —Coutiniied.

Materials, etc. —Continued. Canvas

2, 170 yards, at 25.7 cents $557. 70 472^ yards, at 15.5 73. 24

$630. 94 Thread

300 dozen spools, at $1.50 450.00

1, 100J pounds, at $1.10 1,210.55

100 pounds, at $1.01 101.00

101 pounds, at 84 cents 84. 84

96 pounds, at 81 cents 77. 76 385 pounds, at 78 cents 300. 30

101 pounds, at 74.5 cents 75. 25

1, 111 pounds, at 72 cents 799. 92

96 pounds, at 71 cents ' 68. 16 100 pounds, at 66 cents 66. 00

3. 233. 78 Twine

50 pounds, at 31 cents 15. 50

4, 321^ pounds, at 29 cents 1, 253. 23

51 pounds, at 24 cents 12, 24

2, 572 pounds, at 12.5 cents 321. 49

9, 296 pounds, at 10 cents 926. 90

2, 529. 36 Flour:

120 barrels, at $4.42 530. 40 Alcohol

' 481 jrallons, at $2.22 107. 67 Wood alcohol : • 140 gallons, at $1,03 144, 20 Coal 6,392,48

1, 300 pounds plumbago, at 30.6 cents 397. 80 160 pounds stereotype backing powder, at 15 cents 24. 00 Imitation Russian leather

3, 116J feet, at 14 cents - 436, 27

5, 000 feet, at 15 cents 750, 00

35, 042 feet, at 13 cents 4, 555, 46

5, 741. 73

28, 907. 75

439. 76

00

1, 346. 59
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

No. 6.

Dishiirsemenis on account of the puhlic printing and 'binding, etc. —Coiitiuued.

Materials, etc.—Contimied.

Skivers : 10 dozen, at $7.50 $75.00

312 dozen, at $7. 40 2, 308. 80 lOOi dozen, at $4.25. . 427. 12

: $2, 810. 92 Parchment

20* dozen, at $9 184. 50 Parcliment substitute : 10 pieces, at 70 cents 7. 00

70 pieces, at 62 cents 43.40 — 50. 40

1 piece virgin .75

30 pieces web, at $1.10 33.00

500J dozen liesliers, at $3.50 1, 751. 75

50 dozen buffed lleshers, at $3.50 175. 00 Gold leaf: 50 packs, at $6.75 337.50

. 1, 700 packs, at $6.43 10, 931. 00 700 packs, at $5.60 3,920.00

15, 188. 50 Imitation gold leaf:

1, 000 packs, at $1.18, 1, 180. 00 Book clotli

50 pieces, at $6.35 317. 50 445 pieces, at $0.22 2. 767. 90

50 pieces, at $5.99 299. 50 699 pieces, at $5.&3 4,089.15

2, 100 pieces, at $4.25 8,925.00

IG, 399. 05 Gray super:

6,000 yards, at 3.2 cents 192. 00 Crash

300 yards, at 10 cents 30, 00

1,199^ yard.s, at 9.0 cents 115. 15

145. 15 Headbands

80 pieces, at $1.10 88.00

1 piece .95

I piece .78

61 pieces, at 70 cents 42. 70 122 pieces, at 62 cents 75. 64

121 pieces, at 53 cents 64. 13 401 pieces, at 49 cents 196. 49

181 pieces, at 32 cents 57.92

526. 61 Binders" boards

1,000 pounds, at 5.9 cents 59.00

400,000 pounds, at 4.7 cents 18, 800. 00

31,850 pounds, at 3.2 cents 1,019.20

232,293 pounds, at 2.3 cents 5, 342. 74

25, 220. 94 Strawboard:

25,000 pounds, at 2.5 cents 625. 00 Cap ledger paper

550 reams, 19 pounds, at $2,831 *. 1, 557. 05 52531^ reams, 19 pounds, at $2.071 1, 084. 69 200 reams, 16 pounds, at $2.384 476. 80

3, 118. 54 Donble-cap ledger paper:

215 reams 48-pound, at $6,864 , 1, 475. 75 52^*oo reams 42-pound, at $6.30 333. 27

502 reams 42-pound, at $6,006 3, 015. 01 432 reams 38-pound, at $5,434 2, 347. 48
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6.

Disbursements on acconvt of the puMic printing and binding, efc— Coutinvied.

Materials, etc. —Continued. Double-cap ledger paper—Continued.

l,291f^5 reams 38-pound, at $i.l42 $5, 350. 10 207*5^ reams 36-pound, at $3.924 815. 99 179 reams 28-ponnd, at $4,004 716. 70

5 reams, at $5.90 29.50

$14, 083. 80 Demy ledger paper

32 reams 38-pound, at $4,142 132. 54 G50 reams 29-pound, at $4,321 2, 808. 65 202 r.'ams 29-pound, at$4.292 866. 98

743 reams 29-pound, at $3,161 2, 348. 62 400 reams 24 pound, at $3,576 1, 430. 40 20 reams 24-pound, at $3,552 71. 04 538 reams 24-pound, at $2. GIG 1, 409. 23

9, 067. 46 Double demy ledger paper:

300 reams 75-pound, at $14. 25 i, 275. 00 8323gS reams 58-pound, at $6,728 2, 238. 13 422|3g reams 58-pound, at $6.38 2, 695. 37 485tg8 reams 48-pound, at $.3.28 2, 5G6. 05 800 reams 29-pound, at $4.321. 1, 296. 30 —• 13, 070. 85 Medium ledger paper

15 reams at $5.90 88. 50

96i-? reams, 38-pound, at .$5.776 558. 24

l,309.3g| reams, 38-pound, at $5,434 , 7, 1 16. C5 MQU^ reams, 38-pound, at $4.142 3, 507. 70 107i reams, 30-pound, at $4.56 490. 20 403f reams, 30-pound, at $4.29 1, 731. 88

. 13, 493. 17

Ivoj al lodger paper

100 reams, 46-pound, at $7.038 703.80

428 reams, 46-pound, at $6,578 2.815.38

208 reams, 35-pound, at $5.355 1, 113. 84 304 reams, 35-pound, at $5,005 1, 521. 51

' 6, 154. 53 Super-royal ledger paper

458 reams, 57-pound, at $11.40 5, 221. 20

51 reams, 57-pound, at $8,778 447. 68 196 reams, 35-pound, at $5,005 979. 08

6, 647. 96 Imperial ledger paper

158 reams, 75-pound, at $15.00 2, 370. 00 Ledger special

543Z6 reams, 100-pound, at $20.00 1, 095. 04 107 reams. 65-pound, at $7.15 765. 05 46fi^ reams, 50-pound, at $10.00 466. 28 230 reams, 32-pound, at .$3,712 853. 76 136gg^ reams, 30-pound, at $3.48 475. 82

316f§J- reams, 30-pound, at $3.30 . 1, 044. 09

20-|gg reams, 23-pound, at $4.60 93. 40 4.791.04 Manilla paper

136.^^ reams, 140-pound, at $10.50 I, 435. 35

217-4g8 reams, 100-pound, at $8.52 1 , 855. 66

105 reams, 100-pound, at $7.50 787. 50

51 reams, 50-pound, at $4.27 220. 53 G34Jgg reams, 50-pound, at $3.75 2, 378. 85 348 pounds at 6. 5 cents 22. 62

6, 700. 51 Printing paper

20 reams, at $1.50 30. 00 Marble paper

40 reams, at $5.90 236. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

No. 6.

Dishursemcnts on -account of tlx e lyuMic printing and Inndhuj, etc. —Continued.

Materials, etc. —Continued. Comb paper

36 reams, at $9.75 $351. 00 10 reams, at $8.80 88. 00

$439. 00 Plalj paper

20fS^ reams, at $7.50 153. 06

23i^g reams, at $6.50 , 150. 83

303. 89 Frenrh folio

20 reams, at 80 cents 18. 00 Tissue paper

10 reams, at $2.30 23. 00

30 reams, at $1.80 ^ 54. 00

1,000 reams, at $1.79 1,*790.00

1, 867. 00 Blotting paper:

8 reams, at $9.00 72. 00 Dyes, gums, etc.

Eed lake. 87 pounds, at 31.9 cents 27. 75 Eed lake, 10 pounds, at 55 cents 5. 50 Soluble blue, 40 poundS, at 56 cents 22. 40 Chinese blue, 1 pound .80 Carmine, 50 ounces, at 29.5 cents , 14. 75 Vermilion, 3i- pounds, at 90 cents 3.15 Vermilion,! pound 1.25

Eng^lish red, 2 pounds, at 90 cents 1. 80 Cochineal, 50 pounds, at 55 cents 27. 50 Dextrine, 714 pounds, at 7 cents . 49. 98 Gum hog, 248 pounds, at 43 cents 106. 64 Eosine, 10 pounds, at $2.50 25. 00 Pulverized alum, 500 pounds, at 3 cents 15. 00 Gum arabic, 125 pounds, at 83 cents 103. 75 Ealsam fir, 4 pounds, at GO cents 2. 40 Orange shellac, 100 pounds, at 24 cents 24. 00 French varnish, 2 dozen bottles 28, 00 Dissolvent, 102 gallons, at 25 cents 25. 50 Creosote, 40 pounds, at 50 cents 20. 00 Disinfectant, 1 barrel 12. .50 Disinfectant powders 35. 00 Carbolic acid, | gallon 2. 00 Borax, 125 pounds, at 10 cents 12. 50 Pearlash, 200 pounds, at 8 cents- 16. 00 Sulphate of copper, 5,163 pounds, at 6.5 cents 335. 58 Blue vitriol, 1,022 pounds, at 6.5 cents 66. 43 Ammonia, 88 pounds, at 10 cents 8. 80 Beef galls, 140 at 25 cents 36. 50 Egg albumen, 350 pounds, at 73 cents 255. 50 Blood albumen, J 00 pounds, at 21.5 cents 21. 50 1,307.48 Gas:

9,381,300 cnbic feet, at $1.25 per 1,000 11, 726. 62 Freight, cartage, boxing, etc 975. 50 Stable supplies

Wagons and repairs 1, 026. 45 Harness and repairs. 240. 80 Shoeing 373. 00 Feed 1, 467. 68 Veterinary services and medicines 70. 85

4 horses 1 655. 00 Hire of horse 130.00 Combs, brushes, etc 140.85

4, 110. 63
42 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6.Dishnrsements on account of the puhlic ])rmting and, binding, etc. —Continaed.

Miscellaneous

Potter's clay, 20 barrels, at $1.55 _

' $31. 00 Tablet composition, 900 pounds, at 22 cents 198. 00 Emery cloth, 50 quires, at 48 cents 24. 00 Blocking boards

1, 787 1% feet, at 1 5 cents '. $268. 14 490 feet, at 10 cents 49. 00 317.14 Press boards, 194 sheets 28, 00 Guards for Philadelphia patent backs, 38,000, at 5 cents 1, 900. 00 Cotton waste, 7,854 pounds, at 8.8 cents 691.12 Bonnet boards, 11,088 sheets, at 3 cents 332. 64 Plaster of Paris, 31 barrels, at $1.69 52. 39 Bees-wax, 1,095 pounds, at 30 cents 328. 50 Telephone rent 657.71 Changing switchbo^d 32. 00 Telegraphing 12.38 Stationery 715.46 Page cord:

100 pounds, at 20.5 cents 20. 50 500 pounds, at 20.4 cents 102. 00

122. 50 Stitching-machine wire:

400 pounds, at 18 cents 72. 00

900 pounds, at 15 cents 135. 00 296 dozen spools, at $1.50. 444. 00

651. 00 Canvas, 475 pounds, at 15 cents 71. 25 Tracing linen, 288 yards, at 22 cents , 63. 36 Enameled ducking, 110 yards, at 35 cents 38. 50 Tape:

10 rolls, at $1.25 12. 50 322 gross, at 31.5 cents 101. 42

500 yards, at 2 cents 10. 00

123. 92 Kaolin, 6,000 pounds, at 1.7 cents 102. 00 Zinc, 387J pounds 33. 45 Wire, 103 pounds 11. 80 Finisher's rubbers, 274 137. 00 Crude rubber, 23^ pounds, at $1.25 29. 06 Virgin rubber, 14| pounds, at $1.25 , 18. 44

Oil:

3 gallons, at 90 cents 2. 70 15 gallons, at 25 cents 3.75

15 gallons, at 20 cents 3. 00 Sweet oil, 70 dozen bottles, at 60 cents 42. OG Olive oil, 30 quarts, at 59 cents „ 17. 70

011 of cloves, 2 pounds, at $2.00 4. 00

73. 15

Ice. 1.414.16 Hose and nozzles 32. 25 Sponges

130 pounds, at $2. 15 279. 50

30 pounds, at $1.70 J 51. 00

330. 50 Sand-paper, 215 yards 73. 50 Brooms

8 dozen, at $2.90 23. 20 29 dozen, at $2. 40. 69.60 25 6. 04

98. 84 Soap, 9,000 pounds, at 4.5 cents 405. 00 Castile soap

25 pounds, at 18 cents 4.50

20 pounds, at 12 cents 2. 40

6. 90
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

No. 6.

Dishiirseinenis on account of the public printinfj and hindhif/, etc. —CoutinuecL

Miscellaneous—Continned

"Wax tapers, 33 dozen boxes, at $1 $33. 00 Laundering towels 279, 89 Perforating labels 288. 95 Buckets 10.15 Sawdust 95.04 Eggs 41. 79

Chairs, stools, etc 307. 50 Miscellaneous 908. 61

2, 310, 008. 42 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, June 30, 1889 49,053.51 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinei-y and tools, June 30, 1890 50,127.72

Xo. 7. —Statement sliowing disbursements on account of paper for public printing {except

Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. M. F. printing paper:

5,010 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $2,448 $12, 264. 50

4.400 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $2.40 10, 560. 00

2,601 reams. 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $2,352 6, 117. 55 501 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $2,256 1, 130. 26

4,951 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at $2,064 10, 218. 84

25,622 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 5.2 cents 1, 332. 35

99,854 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4.3 cents 3, 949. 72

$45, 573. 22 M. F. printing paper : 43,840 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 45-pound, at 5.1 cents 2, 235. 83

216,913 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 45-pound, at 5.3 cents 11, 496. 39

2,529 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, 45-pound, at 4.3 cents 113. 05 13,845.27 M. F. printing paper

13,491 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $4,704 63, 461. 65

3,498 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 96-pound, at $4,128 14, 439. 73

77, 901. 38 M. F. printing paper : 746 reams, 29 by 41 inches. 125-pound, at $6.75 5, 035. 50 115 reams, 20^ by 29 inches, 163-ponnd, at $2. 709 311. 54

5, 347. 04

S. & S. C. printing paper

2,920 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $2.61 7, 621. 20

1,769 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 45-pound, at $2,385 4, 219. 08

11, 840. 23

S. & S. C. printing paper : 299 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $5.22 1, 560. 78

1, 150 reams, 32 by 48 inches, 90-pound, at $4.86 5, 589. 00

: 7,149.78

S. & S. C. printing paper : 1,107 reams, 24 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.99 4, 416. 93 400 reams, -4 by 38 inches, 70-pound, at $3.78 1, 512. 00

5, 928. 93

S. «& S. (J. printing paper:

3,930 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at $3. 42 13, 440. 60

997-15 reams, 24 by 32 inches, 60-pound, at $3.24 3, 232. 87 16,673.47

S. & S. C. printing paper

1,07110 reams, 21^ by 29 inches, 40-pound, at $2.32 2, 486. 11

S. &. S. C. printing paper:

^l^ji reams, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $5.80 5, 675. 01 361 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $5.40 1, 949. 40

7, 624. 41

S. & S. C. printing paper : 582WI7 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120-pound, at $6.96 4, 051. 76 397 reams, 38 by 48 inches, 120.pound, at $6-48 2, 572. 56

6, 624. 32
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7.

Disbursements on accou/ul ofyaperfor public printinq, elc. —Coutinued.

Miscellaneous—Continued

S. & S. C. printing pai)er

1,115^ reams, 22| by SIJ inches, 50-pound, at $2.90 $3. 234. 95 500 reams, 22£- by 31i inches, 50-pound, at $2.70 1, 350. 00

$4, 584. 96

S. & S. C. printing paper:

860iJ reams, 22| by SIJ inches, 42-pound, at $2.436 2, 097. 03 299 reams, 22| by 3U inches, 42-pound, at $2.268 678. 13

2, 775. 16

S. & S. C. printing paper

1,380 reams, 22| by 31i inches, 40-pound, at $2.32 3, 201. 60 400 reams, 22| by 31i inches, 40-pound, , at $2.16 864. 00

4, 065. 60

Artificial parchment

15,358 pounds, at 17.7 cents , 2, 718. 37

1,435 pounds, at 16.5 cents 236. 77

2, 955. 14 Parchment deed, 816 pounds, at 16.5 centa - . 134. 64 Thinbristol:

166,845 sheets, at 2.2 cents 3, 670. 59 25,000 sheets, at 2 cents 500. 00

4, 170. 59 Thick bristol: 144,645 sheets, at 2.7 cents , 3, 905. 41

90,000 sheets, at 2.4 cents 2, 160. 00

6, 065. 41 China board, 5,161 sheets, at 3 cents 154. 83 Colored card board:

9,717 sheets, at 3 cents 291. 51

3,470 sheets, at 2.8 cents 97.16

388. 67 Pearl-gray bristol, 442,175 sheets, at 1.7 cents : 7, 516. 95 Cream bristol, 70 sheets 6. 62 Melon bristol, 418,937 sheets, at 1.8 cents 7, 540. 87 Yellow bristol: 369,866 sheets, at 1.7 cents 6, 287. 72

71,250 sheets, at 1.5 cents 1, 068. 75

7, 356. 47 Green bristol, 314,261 sheets, at 1.7 cents 5, 342. 43 White quarto

787 reams, 12 pounds, at 98.4 cents 774. 42 659 reams, 10 pounds, at 82 cents 540. 38

36328^- reams, 10 pounds, at 74 cents 268. 92 1,583.72 White cap : ^ 612 reams, 16 pounds, at $1. 312. 802. 94 White double cap

1, idlio reams, 28 pounds, at $2.296 3, 299. 46

442 reams, 28 pounds, at $2,072 915. 82

1, 0145V reams, 36 pounds, at $2.952 2, 993. 47 78US reams, 36 pounds, at $2.664 2, 082. 97

2, 978^5 reams, 32 pounds, at $2.624 7, 815. 71

2, 104^5 reams, 32 pounds, at $2.368 4, 982. 72 22,090.15 Colored double cap

945ig reams, 32 pounds, at $2.368 2, 238. 94

233s<'o reams, 32 pounds, at $2.24 522. 59

: 2,761.53 White demy:

1, 0985^0 reams, 25 pounds, at $2.05 2, 251. 81

3]35"V reams, 25 pounds, at $1.85 . 579. 51

1, 085^i reams, 20 pounds, at $1.64 1, 780. 55 62U% reams, 20 pounds, at $1.48 919. 45 5,531.32 American linen demy

50 reams, 16 pounds, at $3.38 . 169. 00 Colored demy

1225*?,; reams, 20 pounds, at $1.78 217. 87

3805=\y reams, 20 pounds, at $1.02 615. 84
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

No. 7. —Disbursements on account of paper for public })rintm<j, etc. —Continued.

Miscellaneous— Continued. White double demy

1, 054*A reams, 50 pounds, at $4.10 $4, 324. 26 207|^ reams, 50 pounds, at $3.70 767. 93

1, 989*5 reams, 40 pounds, at $3.28 6, 526. 05

1, 116^5 reams, 40 pounds, at $2.96 3, 305. 13 5342% reams, 34 pounds, at $2.788 1, 489. 07

338.3% reams, 34 pounds, at $2.516 851. 54 $17,263.98 White folio: 189 reams, 23 pounds, at $1.886 356. 45

170 reams, 23 pounds, at $1.702 290.28

352 reams, 16 pcunds, at $1.312 461. 83 110|3 reams, 16 pounds at $1.184 131.00

1,239.56 White double folio: 87ig reams, 40 pounds, at $4.07 356. 12

2, 138^5- reams, 40 pounds, at $3.28 7, 014. 60

1, 915^^ reams, 40 pounds, at $2.96 5, 669. 73

13, 040. 45 White medium:

40 reams, 26 pounds, at $3.131 , 85. 28

1, 537^^ reams, 26 pounds, at $2.132 „ . . 3, 278. 06 5402% reams, 26 pounds, at $1.924 1, 039. 83

196 ream s, 20 pounds, at $1 . 48 .' 290. 08

4, 693. 25 Blue medium : 149 reams, 26 pounds, at $2,314 344. 78 White royal

1, 3722% ream-, 28 pounds, at $2.296 3, 151. 13 323i§ reams, 28 pounds, at $2.072 670. 51

3, 821. 64 White super royal

437^g reams, 35 pounds, at $2.87 1, 256. 35 219 reams, 35 pounds, at $2.59 567. 21

1, 823. 56 White imperial:

1, 310^8 reams, 40 pounds, at $3.28 4, 298. 45

336J$ reams, 40 pounds, at $2.96 , 996. 63

5, 295. 08 White writing paper

1, 027^% reams, 64 pounds, at $4.736 4, 865. 28

2, 504i^| reams, 52 pounds, at $4.264 ! 10, 679. 62 554^g reams, 52 pounds, at $3.848 2, 134. 87 6395% reams, 50 pounds, at $4.10 2, 621. 13 219|^ reams, 50 pounds, at $3.70 , 812. 33

997f% reams, 46 pounds, at $3.404 337. 68

2, 097^^ reams, 35 pounds, at $2.87 6, 020. 69 980^^ reams, 35 pounds, at $2.59 2, 539. 63 199 reams, 32 pounds, at $2,624 522. 18 244|^ reams, 32 pounds, at $2.368 579. 09

31, 112. 50 Cover paper

2393f% reams, 50 pounds, at $3.20 765. 89

101^1 reams, 50 pounds, at $3.00 305. 70 73^ reams, 50 pounds, at $2.95 217. 53 559^ reams, 36 pounds, at $2.304 1, 289. 27 227^% reams, 36 pounds, at $2.124 482. 67

3, 061. 06 Plate paper:

16, 287 pounds, at 9. 9 cents 1, 612. 40

1, 225 pounds, at 9.8 cents 120. 04 1,732.44 Map paper

135, 004 pounds, at 17 cents 23, 052. 68 Fine coated wood cut paper:

78, 297 pounds, at 10.2 cents 7, 986. 29

15, 236 pounds, at 9.4 cents 1,432.18

^ . 9, 418. 47
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 7.

Disbursements on account of jydjper for public printing, etc. —Continued.

Miscellau ecus—Continued.

Double-coated, chromo-lithograpMc paper:

211 pounds, at 8.7 cents $ Manilla paper

207 reams, at $1.80 $372. 60

14, 566 pounds, at 6 cents 873. 96 Bullet patch : 5, 000 sheets, at $14 per 1,000 Glazed bond

4, 160 pounds, at 21 cents 873. 60

59, 820 pounds, at 16. 4 cents 0, 810. 45

Inventory showing the quantity ofpaper on hand June 30, 1890.

3, 366^ reams machine-finish printing paper, costing $9, 030. 30

3, 064^g reams S. and S. C. white and colored printing paper, costing 12, 957. 68

10, 180^§ reams white and colored writing paper, costing 25, 134. 70 611^ reams cover paper, costing 1, 542. 98 60225 reams wood-cut paper, costing 4, 066. 54 80^§ reams map paper, costing 531. 22

, 3Q2^jy reams manilla paper, costing 825. 05 305|§ reams tissiie paper, costing 207. 84 32^% reams golden envelope paper, costing 63. 76

263, 815 sheets bond paper, costing 2, 948. 08

74, 457 sheets artificial parchment, costing .' 1, 081. 41

17, 453 sheets parchment deed, costing „ 210. 18

17, 064 sheets white and colored cardboard, costing 478. 38

2, 078 sheets K. K. board, costing 72. 73

162, 379 sheets white and colored bristol board, costing 2, 647. 89 Total 61,798.74

No. 8.Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record for

the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. Wages of employes $72, 299. 34 Materials, etc.

Brass rule 83. 85 Type 1, 014. 33 20 pairs wooden cheeks 20. 00 10| pounds cutting cylinder rubbers, at $1.25 13. 44

3 4-inoh circular slitters, at $2 6. 00 16 steel tuciter-blades 13, 91 2 curved casting molds, at $182 324. 00

3 mailing-machine belts, at 25 cents .75

11-J- yards rubber blankets, at $7.22 80. 23 Canvas 6.00

20 cutting cylinder knives, at$l. 85 37. 00

6 patent lined job-galleys 7. 80 6 pairs blankets, at $4.58 27. 48

10 pairs cases 15. 75 5 double stands, at $4.05 20. 25 4 cutting cylinder rubbers , 8. 09 Sharpening five mailing-machine blades, at 50 cents 2. 50

17 arm chairs, at $3 ^ 51. 00

1 wagon for Eecord messenger , 125. 00 Kepairing wagons 12. 25 Horse feed 70. 32 240 street-car tickets 10. 00

1 mail-bag 7. 50

125 pounds cotton wrapping cord, at 18 cents 22. 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 47

No. 8.

Disbursements on account of the Congressional Becord, etc. —Continued.

Materials, etc.—Continued.

Bartlett's Familiar Quotations $3. 00

1 clock 5. 50

1 barrel .35

3, 515 pounds web-press ink, at 15 cents 527. 25 Indexing Congressional Eecord = 6, 193. 80 r Telep hon e rent 50. 00

569,300 feet gas, at $1.25 per 1,000 feet 711. 64

I, 020 pounds roller composition, at 30 cents 306. 00

50 gallons engine-oil, at 60 cents 30. 00

3,500 pounds ice, at 36 cents per 100 pounds 12. 60

100 24-candle-power lamps, at 85 cents 85. 00 Wiring five lights 42. 50 Changing and adding new lights 1, 330. 00 300 tons coal, at $2.93 879. 00 200 pounds wire, at 15 cents $30. 00 200 pounds wire, at 18 cents 36. 00

66. 00

II, 011 pounds stereotype metal, at 6.2 cents 682. 68

5,000 feet imitation Russia leather, at 13 cents 650. 00 750 yards crash, at 10 cents 75. 00 53 gallons benzine, at 7.3 cents 3. 86 500 yards cotton, at 13^V(T cents 68.10 Boxing, expressage, cartage, etc 9. 65

14 reams German wave double cap marble paper, at $5.95 83. 30

il^fs reams golden envelope paper, at $2,184 90. 42

50 reams tissue paper, at $1.80 90. 00

35 reams tissue paper, at $2.30 80. 50

170. 50

6 reams stereotype backing paper, at $5.60 33. 60 14 reams stereotype backing paper, at $7 98. 00 131.60

8,000 pounds binders' boards, at 2.3 cents 184. 00

189,500 pounds M. F. printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 4.1 cents. 7, 769. 50 146,146 pounds M. F. printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 5.2 cents. 7, 599. 59

88,338 pounds M. F. printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, at 5.3 cents. 4, 681. 92 20,051.01

106, 722. 05

No. 9.

Statement shoiving the dishursements on account of lithographing and engraving

{except Congressional Record) during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890.

100 copies of 1 illustration for Eeport of Entomologist, Department of Agriculture,

for 1888 .' $10.00

250 copies of 4 illustrations for Report of Entomologist, Department of Agriculture,

for 1888 40.00

1, 734 copies of 16 illustrations for Report of Commissioner of the Department of Agricul- > ture for 1888 61.90

5, 050 copies of 21 illustrations for Bulletin No. 20, for the Division of Entomology, Depart- ment of Agriculture 940. 00

1, 784 copies of 25 illustrations for Fourth and Fifth Annual Report of Bureau of Animal

Industry 92.67

550 copies of 2 illustrations for Subdivision 22 of the Atlantic Local Coast Pilot 40. 00

1, 550 copies of 14 illustrations for Atlantic Coast Pilot, Part VI 150. 00

1, 075 copies of 172 illustrations for Pacific Coast Pilot 430. 00

.3, 050 copies of 3 illustrations for Bulletin No. 11, U. S. Coast and G-eodetic Survey 70. 00

6, 784 copies of 49 illustrations for U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Report for 1887 1, 450. 00 500 copies of 6 illustrations for Appendix 5, IT. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Report

for 1887 27.50

300 copies of 2 illustrations for Appendix 6, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Report

for 1887 8.00

300 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix 7, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Report

for 1887 4.00
48 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 9.

Dishiirsemenis on aoeount of litliograpMncj and engraving, etc. —Continued.

500 copies of 9 illustrations for Appendix 8, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Jleport

for 1887 $145.00

500 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix. 14, U. S Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport

for 1887 10.00

75 copies of 12 illustrations for Annual List of Merchant Vessels of the United States

for 1888 92.00

4, 950 copies of 12 illustrations for Annual List of Merchant Vessels of the United States

for 1889 295.00

259 copies of 5 illustrations for Instructions to Special River Observers 15. 00 650 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeiis and Nautical Almanac for 1890. .. 32. 50

1, 550 copies of 2 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1893 ... 38. 00

1, 675 copies of 10 illustrations for Report of A, B. Johnson on Light-House Dues 116. 00

1, 500 copies of 10 illustrations for The Modern Light-House Service 60. 00 500 copies of 5 illustrations for Report on Trials of Running Lights, etc 115. 00 550 copies of 26 illustrations for International Signal Code 375. 00 500 copies of 15 illustrations for Eighth Annual Report of Directors of U. S. Geological Survey 240. 00

4, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin 53, U. S. Geological Survey 239. 00

4, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin 57, U. S. Geological Survey 147. 00

4, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Bulletin 59, U. S. Geological Survey 130. 00

21, 034 copies of 10 illustrations for Ninth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey 1, 967. 00

15, 500 copies of 15 illustrations for Eighth Annual Report of the Director of the U. S. Geological Survey 3, 890. 00

17, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Report of Smithsonian Institution for 1887, Part II 483. 00

1, 000 copies of 1 illustration for Extract from Report of Smithsonian Institution for 1887. 128. 00

7, 124 copies of 24 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of the Navy for 1889. . 139. 50

7, 484 copies of 8 illustrations for Annual Report of the Bureau of Navigation for 1889 134. 00

8, 484 copies of 44 illustrations fois- Annual Report of Bureau of Steam Engineering for 1889 735. 00

7, 484 copies of 17 illustrations for Annual Report of Navy Yard Commission for 1889 613. 00

7, 324 copies of 70 illustrations for Annual Report of Chief of Engineers for ]889 700. 00

7, 549 copies of 129 illustrations for Annual Report of Chief of Engineers for 1889 1, 588. 79

7, 934 copies of 5 illustrations for Annua] Report of Chief of Ordnance for 1889 400. 00

.5, 434 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of Chief Signal OflBcer for 1889 70. 00

7, 934 copies of 3 illustrations for Annual Report of Chief Signal Officer for 1889, Part II. 120. 00

2, 680 copies of 47 illustrations for General Information Series No. 8 265. 00

6, 030 copies of 1 illustration for Internal Revenue Bulletin, Series 7, No. 9 80. 00

13, 034 copies of 6 illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1887. 225. 00

1, 734 copies of 1 illustration for Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries 50. 00

7, 484 copies of 6 illustpations for Report of Board of Visitors to United States Military Academy for 1889 260. 00

6, 334 copies of 1 illustration for Annual Report of Quartermaster-General for 1889 20. 00

8, 309 copies of 1 illustration for Finance Report for 1889 25. 00

1, 025 copies of 1 illustration for Appendix B to Finance Report for 1889 5. 00

2, 575 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of Supervising Surgeon-General of Marine Hospital Service for 1889 117. 00

4, 784 copies of 3 illustrations for Astronomical and Meteorological Observations for 1885. 297. 00

50 copies of 3 illustrations for testimony before Senate Committee on Irrigation of Arid Lands 20. 00

50 copies of 3 iilustrations for Investigation of Ballot Box Forgery case in Ohio 22. 00 500 copies of 4 illustrations for Report of Engineer's Department, District of Columbia

for 1889 45. 00

2, 074 copie s of 8 illustrations for Report of Commissioners District of Columbia for 1889. 350. 00

2, 500 copies of 3 illustrations for Eeport of Health Officer of District of Columbia for 1889 . 130. 00

8, 400 copies of 4 illustrations for Proceedings of International Marine Conference 40. 00

9, 734 copies of 1 illustration for Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners for 1889. . 330. 00

2, 550 copies of 8 illustrations for Manual of Surveying Instructions 200. 00

2, 000 copies of 4 illustrations for Report of Railroad Committee, International American

Conference ' 200. 00

6, 284 copies of 42 illustrations for Memoirs of the National Academy of Science for 1887. 240. 00

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for portrait of statue of Robert Fulton 34. 61

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for portrait of statue of Lewis Cass 34. 61

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for portrait of statue of J. P. G. Muhlenberg 34. 61

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for portrait of statue of Hon. E- W. Ilobeytsoi^ t

- • r - • 7 34. 61
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

No. 9.

Disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving, eic—Continued.

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for portrait of statue of Jas. N. Burnes $34. 61

50 copies of 2 illastrations for Centennial Exposition at Melboarne, Australia 55. 00 300 copies of 1 illustration for Memoirs on the Solar and Lunar Spectrum 7. 00

10, 000 copies of 1 illustration for Rules of Practice of United States Patent Ofiice 50. 00

5, 000 copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Directory, fiftieth Congress 30. 00

,59, GOO copies of 1 illustration for Congressional Directory, Fifty-first Congress 357. 60 125 copies of 3 illustrations for Executive E 160. 00

25 copies of 4 illustrations for Supreme Court Record Ifo. 250 14. 00

25 copies of 5 illustrations for Supreme Court Record jSTo, 386 40. 00

30 copies of 4 illustrations for Court of Claims case t^o. 32 50 00

50 copies of 6 illustrations for Court of Claims case oSTo. 13376 12. 00

100 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims case ^o. 15220 6. 00

30 copies of 1 illustration for Court of Claims case No. 16310 18. 00

1. 781 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. l^o. 6, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 175. 00

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. IsTo. 14, first session Fifty-first Congress. 15. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. l^o. 18, first session Fifty-first Congress. 50. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 22, first session Fifty-first Congress. 35. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 23, first session Fifty-first Congress. 20. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 40, first session Fifty- first Congress. 60, 00

1, 884 copies of 7 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 43, first session Fifty-first Congress. 175. 00

1, 984 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 47, first session Fifty-first Congress. 130. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 51, first session Fifty-first Congress. 60. 00

2, 304 copies of 4 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 53, first session Fifty-first Congress. 27. 00

1. 784 copies of 10 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 56, first session Fifty-first Congress. 70. 00

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 57, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 28. 00

1, 984 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 65, first session Fifty-first Congress. 92. 50

2, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 70, first session Fifty-first Congress. 22. 50

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 90, first session Fifty-first Congress. 15. 00

1, 984 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 90, first session Fifty-first Congress. 100. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 127, first session Fifty-first Congress. 35. 00

2, 034 copies of 9 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 146, second session Fiftieth Congress. 585. 00

1, 934 copies of 26 illustrations for Senate Report No. 2682, Part 2, second session Fiftieth Congress 1, 050. 00

1, 784 copies of 3 illustrations for Senate Report No. 928, first session Fifty-first Congress. 22. 00

6, 784 copies of 16 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 92, second session Forty-ninth Congress 888. 00

1,784 copies of 18 illustrations forSenateMis. Doc. No. 107, first session Fifty-first Congress. 65. 00

3, 000 copies of 2 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 599, first session Fiftieth Congress ... 95. 00

5,059 copiesof20 illustrations for HouseMis. Doc. No. 134, second session Fiftieth Congress. 548. 00

2,909 copies of 2 illu..trations for House Mis. Doc. No. 72, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 75. 00

1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 136, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 20. 00

1,784 copies of 4 illustfations for House Mis. Doc. No. 288, first session Fifty-first Congress. 25. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 21, first session Fifty-first Congress 150. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex, Doc. No. 22, first session Fifty-first Congress 70. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 23, first session Fifty-first Congress 20. 00

1,984 copiesofl illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 24, first^ession Fifty-first Congress 32. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 25, first session Fifty-first Congress 25. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 26, first session Fifty-first Congress 34. OO

1,734 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 27, first session Fifty-first Congress 20. 00 1,984 copies of 1 illTistration for House Ex. Doc. No. 28, first session Fifty-first Congress 30. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doe. No. 29, first session Fifty-first Congress 125. 00

1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 33, first ses.sion Fifty-first Congress 20. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 34, finst session Fifty-first Congress 145. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 35, first session Fifty-first Congress 30. 00

1,984 copies of 10 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 39, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 240. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 40, first session Fifty-first Congress 245. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 41, first sesvsion Fifty-first Congress. ... 12. 00

1,734 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 42, fir.st session Fifty-first Congress 15. 00

1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 47, fir.st session Fifty-first Congress 15. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 49, first session Fifty-first Congress 16. 00

1,984 copies of 3 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 51, first session Fifty-first Congress.. . 82. 00

1, 784 cojjles of 1 illiistratiou for House Ex. Doc. No. 53, first session, Fifty-first Congress. 15. 00

. 1, 984 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 57, first session, Fifty-first Congress . 35. 00

1, 984 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 59, first session, Fifty-first Congress. 40. 00 S. Mis. 27 4
50 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 9.

Disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving, elc. —Contiuued.

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 61, first session, Fifty- first Congress . $50. 00

1, 984 copies of 3 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 62, first session, Fifty-first Congress. 50. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex Doc. No. 63, first session, Fifty-first Congress . 22. 00

1, 984 copies of 11 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 64, first session. Fifty-first Congress. 600. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 66, first session, Fifty-first Congress . 22. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 69, first session. Fifty-first Congress . 25. 00

1, 984 copies of 3 illastrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 75, first session. Fifty-first Congress. 60. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 78, first session, Fifty-first Congress . 22. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 88, first session. Fifty-first Congress . 35. 00

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 96, first session. Fifty-first Congress . 28. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illastrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 103, first session, Fifty-first Congress. 30. 00

1, 984 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 105, first session, Fifty-first Congress . 80. 00

1, 98i copiesofl4illu8trationsforHouseEx.DOC. No. 106, first session. Fifty-first Congress . 1, 389. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doe. No. 108, first session. Fifty-first Congress. 30. 00

1, 984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 135, first session, Fitty-first Congress. 12. 00

1, 784 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 145, first session, Fifty-first Congress. 18. 00

2, 584 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 148, first session, Fiftj^-first Congress. 53. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 158, first session, Fifty .first Congress . 25. 00

1, 784 copies of 6 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 195, first sesdon, Fifty-first Congress. 95. 00

2, 184 copies of 11 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 211, first session, Fifty-first Congress. 360. 00

2, 184 copies of 8 illuotrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 213, first session, Fifty-firstCongress. 330. GO 4,168 copiesofl8illustrationsforHouseEx.DOC. No. 215, first session. Fifty first Congress. 512.00

1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 234, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 18. 00

1,784 copies of 6 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 239, first session Fifty-first Congress. 65. 00

1,984 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 251, first session Fifty-first Congress.. 15. 00

2,109 copies of 3 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 264, first session Fifty-first Congress. 32. 00

1,839 copies of 9 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 273, first session Fifty-first Congress. 380. 00 200 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 273, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 78. 00

1,984 copies of 4 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 316, first session Fifty-first'Congress. 130. 00 1,984 copies of 10 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 369, first session Fifty-first Congress. 80. 00 1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 376, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 25. 00

1, 784 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 381, first session Fifty-first Congress. 30. 00 1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 643, first session Fifty-first Congress. 32. 00

1,784 copies of 1 illustration for House Eeport No. 792, first session Fifty-first Congress. .. 55. 00

1,884 copies of 1 illustration for House Eeport No. 1025, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 11, 00 225 copies of 1 illustration for House Report No. 1210, first session Fifty-first Congress. . 10. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Contested Election Case of Atkinson v. Pendleton 19. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Contested Election case of Hill v. Catchings 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Contested Election Case of Miller v. Elliott 3. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Contested Election Case of Threet v. Clark 7. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Contested Election Case of Eaton v. Phelan 19. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Contested Election Case of Mudd v. Compton. .! 4. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Contested Election Case of Smith v. Jackson 2. 75 Engraving 1 illustration for Contested Election Case of McGinnis v. Alderson 20. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 2, Division of Forestry, Department of Agricul- ture - 7.00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Bulletin No. 1, Silk Section, Department of Agriculture 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 26, Division of Chemiotry, Department of Agriculture 15. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 24, Department of Agriculture *. 7. 50 Engraving 24 illastrations for General Topographic and Geologic Atlas of the United

States 12, 950. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 10, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 7. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 15, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 8. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Bulletin No. 16, TJ. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey 8. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Appendix to Volume XI, Proceedings of National Museum. 4. 00 Engraving 13 illustrations for Pr oceedings of National Museum for 1888 52. 00 Engraving 59 illustrations for Proceedings of National Museum for 1889 130. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Proceedings of National Museum for 1890 4. 50 Engraving 15 illustrations for Bulletin No. 37, National Museum 67. 50 Engraving 332 illustrations for Bulletin No. 38, National Museum 740. 00 Engraving 53 illustrations for Bulletin No. 54 of the TJ. S. Geological Survey 146. 50 Engraving 16 illustrations for Bulletin No. 55 of the TJ. S. Geological Survey 20. 00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 56 of the IT. S. Geological Survey 28. 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

No. 9.

Dishursenients on account of litlio graphing and engraving, etc. —Continued.

Engraving 23 illustrations for Bulletin No. 57 of tte TJ. S. Geological Survey $42. 50 Engraving 5 illustrations for Bulletin l^o. 59 of the U. S. Geological Survey 7. 50 Engraving 7 illustrations for Bulletin No. 60 of the TJ. S. Geological Survey 11. 00 Engraving 14 illustrations for Bulletin No. 61 of the "C. S. Geological Survey 14. 00 Engraving 158 illustrations for the Ninth Annual Keporfc of the U". S. Geological Survey. 1, 455. 50 Engraving 59 illustrations for the Tenth Annual Eeport of the TJ. S. Geological .survey. 77.50 Engl aving 180 illustrations for Monograph XV of the TT. S. Geological Survey 1, 939. 00 Engiaving 56 illustrations for Monograph XVI of the TJ. S. Geological Survey 1, 098. 00 Engraving 30 illustrations for Monograph of Lake Bonneville, TJ. S. Geological Survey.. 42,50 Engraving 27 illustrations for Astronomical and Meteorological Gbservatio}is for 1885 443. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Eeport on European Dockyards 2. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Memoirs of National Academy of Science for 1885 2. 00 Engraving 16 illustrations for Education in Alabama 220. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for History of Mathematical Teachings in the United States 2. 00 Engraving 48 illustrations for General Information series, No. 8, 93. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for form No. 1011, Post Office Department 8. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for form No. 1124, Post Office Department 10. 00 Engraving 17 illustrations for Report of Smithsonian Institution for 1887, Part 1 46. 00 Engraving 144 illustrations for Report of Smithsonian Institution 1887, Part 2 264. 00 Engraving 7 illustrations for Report of Smithsonian Institution, 1888, Part 1 12. 00 Engraving 239 illustrations for Report of Smithsonian Institution, 1888, Part 2 929. 00 Engraving 11 illustrations for Bulletin of United States Fish Commission, 1887 23. 00 Engraving 57 illustrations for Bulletin of United States Fish Commission, 1888 809. 00 Engraving 76 illustrations for report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 1887 205. 50 Engraving 15 illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 1889 51. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Court of Claims, Case No. 14842 6. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Court of Claims, Case No. 1G147 .' 10. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Court of Claims, Case No. 16310 3.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Court of Claims, Case No. 16614 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Rebellion Record, Volume XXVII, Part 3 4. 50 Engraving 3 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXIX, Part 1 18. 60 Engraving 2 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXIX, Part 2 10. 00 Engraving 16 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXX, Part 1 74. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXX, Part 2 18. 00 Engraving 6 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXX, Part 3 46.50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXX, Part 4 14.00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Rebellion Record, Volume XXXI, Part 1 20. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Rebellion Record, Volume XXXI, Part 2 7. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Instructions for Measuring rate of Evaporation from "Water

Surfaces 4. 00 Engraving 14 illustrations for Consular Report, No. 106^ 93. 00 Engraving 3 illu.strations for Construction Report of New Field Carriages 34. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Tables of Meridional parts of the Terrestrial Spheroid 2.50 Engraving 19 illustrations for Report of A. B. Johnson on L^'gbt-House Dues 162. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of Light- House Board... 5. 75 Engraving 36 illustrations for International Signal Code ; 44: 00 Engraving 26 illustrations for Annual Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1889, Part 2 51.00 Engraving 8 illustrations for Report of Board of Visitors to the United States Military Academy, 1889 43.00 Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of Public Printer, 1889 6. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Report of the Secretary of the Interior (Governor of "Wyoming) 7.00 Engraving 14 illustrations for the Report of the Secretary of the Interior (Hospital of the Insane) 25. 00 Engraving 42 Illustrations for Report of Supervising Surgeon-General of Marine-Hospital

Service, 1889 329.00 Engra^dng 5 illustrations for North American Fauna, No. 1 24. 00 Engraving 15 illustrations for North American Fauna, No. 2 71. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for facsimile autograph of C. E. Mitchell 1. 50 Engraving 22 illustrations fur Annual Report of Life-Saving Service, 1889 28. 00 Engraving 2.^ illustrations for Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office 39. 50 Engraving 85 illustrations for Testimony before Senate Select Committee on Irrigation and Reclamation of Arid Lands - - - • 762. 50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Hearing before House Select Committee on Irrigation of Arid Lands in the Unit<^d States 45. 00
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 9.LHshursements on account of Ut,hogra])hing and' engrarivfj, c/c—Continned.

Engravinc: 38 illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers, 1889 $1, 090. 50 Engraving 1 illastration for Examination of Engineers 2. 50 Engraving 10 illustrations for Centennial Exposition at Melbourne, Australia 82. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Daily Protocols of the Maritime Conference 3. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for report on the International Meteorologic Congress held at

Paris, 1889 10.00 Engraving 31 illustrations for Annual Report of Bureau of Construction and Repairs 362.00 Engraving 6 illustrations for Annual Report of the Navy Yard Commission 6s-. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Annual Report of Ordnance Bureau 18. 25 Engraving 3 illustrations for Report of Chief of Ordnance, 1889 3. 00 Engraving 30 illustrations for History of Higher Education in Indiana 289. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Quarterly Report ITo. 4, 1888 and 1889, BureaiT of Statistics. 24. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Quarterly Report, second quarter, 1890, Bureau of Statistics. . 19. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for Report of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, 1889. . . 20. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Congressional Directory, first session Eifty-first Congress. .. 19,00 Engraving 42 illustrations for Congressional Directory, first session Eifty-first Congress,

third edition 252. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Ifautical Almanac, 1893 33. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac, 1893 14. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Hearings before Committee on Ways and Means on Revision oftheTariif 10.00 Engraving 1 illastration for Estimate of Deficiencies, 1890 and prior years 5. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Annual Report of Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1889 8. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Manual of Surveying Instructions 2. 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Investigation of Ballot bos Forgery Case in Ohio 22. 00 Engraving 10 illustrations for Fleet Drill Book 35. 00 Engraving 80 illustrations for Bibliography of the Algonquin Language 645. CO Engraving 1 illustration for Testimony on Transportation and Sale of Meat Products 26. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for English Eskimo Vocabulary 8. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Mineral Resources of the United States, 1888 8. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Tide Tables of the Pacific Coast of the United States, 1891. . . 18. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Schedule of Material required for Battle ship Texas 8. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 209, second session Forty-sixth Congress, Part 2 2.50 Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 57, first session Fiftieth Congress 2. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 145. second session Fiftieth Congress 6. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 2, first session Fifty-first Congress 13. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 16, first session Fifty -first Congress 5, 00 Engraving 3 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 29, first session Fifty-first Congress 40. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 44, first session Fifty-first Congress 3G. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 53, first session Fifty-first Congress 5. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 97, first session Fifty-first Congress 2. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Ex, Doc. No. 109, first session Fifty-first Congress 47. 00 Engraving 21 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 92, second session Forty-ninth Congress. 232. 00 Engraving 2 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 8, first session Fifty-first Congress 85. 00 Engraving 5 illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 34, first session Fifty-first Congress 29. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 48, first session Fifty-first Congress 6. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for Senate Report No. 561, first session Fifty-first Congress 3. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for Executive E 3. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 16, first session Fiftieth Congress 1. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 58, first ses.sion Fifty-first Jongress 40. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 211, first session Fifty-first Congress 1. 25 Engraving 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 217, first session Fifty-first Congi'ess 1. 50 Engraving 1 illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 357, first session Fifty-first Congress 8. 00 Engraving 4 illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 134, second session Fiftieth Congress ... 56. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 77, first session Fifty-first Congress 4. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 184, first session Fifty-lirst Congress 24. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 911, first session Fifty-first Congress 6. 00 Engraving 1 illustration for House Report No. 970, Part 2, first session Fifty-first Congress . 9. 50

58, 820. 11
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Xo. 10.

Siatemoit showing ihe disiursemenis on account of prinilnrj A nnual JRtport (1888) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June of , l^VO. Wages of employ 6s $59, 197. 4-1 Materials, etc.: 2 brass stamps, at $6.50 13. 00 3J yards rubber blantets, at $12 $34. 20 4| yards robber blankets 44. 33 1*1 yards rubber blankets, at 318 19. 00

1, 400 pounds cut ink. at 65 cents 910. 00

1, 200 pounds glue, at 11.7 cents , 140. 40

305 dozen spools thread, at $1.50 457.50

504 potmds thread, at 33 cents 418. 32 299 pounds thread _ 215. 28 1,091.10 300 pieces book cloth, at $i.l8 1, 254. 00

1, 017 pieces book cloth, at $4.25 4, 322. 25

5, 576, 25 233 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.18 274. 94

168 pounds t^vine. at 31 cents 52. 08

7 barrels flour, at $4.42 30. 94

25, 000 pounds binders' boards, at 2.4 cents $600. 00

109, 3.50 pounds binders' boards, at 2.3 cents 2. 515. 05

3, 115. 05

20 pounds sponges, at $2.15 43. 00 233 pounds orange shellac, at 24 cents - 55. 92 8 dozen bottles sweet oil, at 60 cents 4. 80

52 gallons benzine, at 7.3 cents 3. 80

562 pounds cotton -svaste, at 8.8 cents 49. 45

4 dozen lye brushes, at $4.10 16. 40 1,200 yards muslin, at 4.4 cents 52.80

700 pounds roller composition, at 30 cents 210.00 77 pounds boras, at 10 cents 7. 70 28 reams hardware paper, at $4 112. 00 104 gallons machine oU. at 60 cents t 62. 40

2 dozen brooms, at $2.90 5. 80

404, 000 copies of 16 illustrations for Annual Eeport of the Conxmis.sioner of Agriculture,

1888 14,410.10 M. F. printing paper. 24 by 38 inches, 45 pound:

268, 713 pounds, at 5.1 cents $13, 704. 37

242, 440 pounds, at 5.3 cents 12. 810. 31

26, 553. 68 M. F. printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 48-pound, 410 reams, at $2.352 964. 32 20 reams Manilla paper, at $7.50 . -. 150. 00

113, 200. GO Xo. 11.

Statement shoicing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Seport (1SS9) of the Secretary of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended Ju ne 30, 1890. Wages of employes $16, 140. 10 Materials, etc.:

1, 000 pounds glue, at 11.1 cents 111. 00

100 dozen spools thread, at $1.50 150. 00 300 pieces book cloth, at $4.25 1, 275. 00 100 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.18 _ 118. 00 288 pounds twine, at 29 cents 83. 52

5 barrels flour, at $4.42 22. 10

4, 000 pounds binders' boards, at 2.3 cents 92. 00 20 pounds sponges, at -$2.15 43. 00 200 pounds orange shellac, at 24 cents 48. 00

6 dozen bottles sweet oil, at 60 cents , 3. 60

104 gallons benzine, at 7.3 cents 7. 59

ItV yard.s robber blankets, at $14.40 - 20. 00 100 pounds cotton waste, at 8.8 cents 8.80

2 dozen lye brushes, at $4.10 8, 20

1, 300 yard.s mu.slin, at 4.4 cents 57. 20
54 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. II.— jSlalrnK III xhowhtg llw dishnrsctnoils on account of jtrUit'Dig Annual Report (1889) of the Sccrclarjj of A(/riciiHnrc diirinff the fiscal mar ended June 30, 1890—Coutiuaed.

Materials, etc. —Continued:

702 pounds roller composition, at 30 cents $210. 60

70 pounds borax, at 10 cents 7. 00 14 reams hardware paper, at $4 ' 56. 00 105 j^o'^ gallons machine oil, at 45 cents ,. 47. 55

1 dozen brooms 2.90

500 pounds soap, at 4.5 cents 22. 50

2, 905 pounds press ink, ct 15 cents 435. 75 24 barrels sawdust, at 15 cents 3, 60

50 pounds soapstone, at 6 cents 3. 00

1 large cutter 396. 00

2 brass stamps ." 8. 88

2 printing presses 4, 500. 00

436, 321 pounds M. F. printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 45 pounds, at 4.3 cents 18, 761. 78 935 reams S. and S. C. printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 100 pounds, at $5.40 5, 049. 00

124, 934 pounds plate paper, at 9.8 cents > 12, 244. 02 Engraving 20 illustrations for Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture, 1889 242. 00

60, 178. 69 No. 12.

Statement slwiving the disbursement on account ofpullication of the Tenth Census

Eeports during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890

"Wages of employes $10:^. 19 200 copies of 8 illustrations for Census Report 155. 00

258. 19 No. 13.

Statement shoiving disbursements on account of removal and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. Rent $3, 719. 88 No. 14.

statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Third Annual Beport of Commissioner of Labor for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. Wages of employes $1 86. 40 No. 15.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Fourth Annual Report of Commissioner of Labor for fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. Wages of employes $5, 978. 42 Materials, etc.:

1, 249 pounds of book ink, at 25 cents 312. 25 130 pieces book cloth, at $4.25 '. 552. 50

11 pounds sponges, at $2.15 23. 65

2 dozen lye brushes, at $4.10 8. 20 100 pounds cotton waste, at 8.8 cents 8. 80 46 pounds twine, at 29 cents 13. 34

1 dozen bottles sweet oil .60

1 barrel flour 4.42

80 pounds thread, at 72 cents $57. 60 30 dozen spools thread, at $1.50 45. 00

102. 60

7 pounds borax, at 10 cents .70 23 pounds orange shellac, at 24 cents 5. 52 60 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.18 70. 80

120 pounds glue, at 11.1 cents 13. 32 200 yards cotton, at ISjef- cents 27. 24 200 pounds roller composition, at 30 cents 60. 00

53 gallons benzine, at 7.3 cents

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3. 87

3 reams hardware paper, at $4 12. 00 211% reams manilla paper, at $7.50 17. 64

13, 250 pounds binders' board, at 2.3 cents 304. 75 825 reams M. F. printing paper, 38 x 48 inches, 96-ponnd, at $4.704 3, 880. 79

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

No. 16.—Sfaicment showing the dishursemenfs on acconni of prinlhig Annual Bullidins (1887) of Bunau of Ethnology for the fseal year ended June 30, 1880. Wages of employes $116. 08

Materials, etc.

10^ reams cover paper, at $2.304 „ 23. 49

242*0 reams S. and S. C. printing paper, 38 by 48 inches, 100-pound, at $5.80 140. 3G

279. 93 No. 17.

Statement showing the disbursements, on account of printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports of Bureau of Animal Industry, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890.. Wages of employes $10, 133. 36 Materials, etc.

965 pounds press ink, at 15 cents 144. 75

1 barrel flour 4. 42

1 dozen bottles sweet oil .60

30 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.18 35. 40

30 pounds orange shellac, at 24 cents 7. 20

10 pounds borax, at 10 cents 1. 00 30 gallons alcohol, at $2. 22 66. 60 60 dozen spools thread, at $1.50 90. 00

2 pounds sponges, at $2.15 4.30

160 pieces book cloth, at $4.25 680. 00

16, 750 pounds binder's boards, at 2.3 cents 385. 25

60 pounds twine, at 29 cents 17.40

150 pounds glue, at 11.1 cents 16.65 4 reams hardware paper, at $4 16. 00

2 reams manilla paper, at $8.52 17. 04

77, 830 pounds M. F. printing paper, 24 by 38 inches, 45-pound, at 5.1 cents 3, 969. 33

12, 722 pounds plate paper, at 9.9 cents 1, 259. 47

3,460 pounds lithographic paper, at 8.7 cents 301.02

50, 000 copies of 25 illustrations for Fourth and Fifth Annual Keports of Bureau of Animal Industry 2, 597. 33 Engraving 2 illustrations for Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports of Bureau of Animal Industry 4. 50

19, 751. 62 No. 18.—Statement showing disbursements on account of printing decisions of Depart- ment of the Interior regarding public lands and pensions, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890. "Wages of employes $304, 51 No. 19.

Statement shoicing the disbursements on account of enlargement of building, Gov- ernment Printing Office, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890.

55 pounds castings, at 3.5 cents $1.92

33, 200 bricks, at $7.50 249. 00

10, 200 bricks, at $10 102. OC 35 pounds washers, at 4 cents 1- 40 Frames and transoms = 53. 25

57 loads gravel, at 60 cents 34. 20

38 loads sand, at 85 cents 32. 30

1 tin roof i 675.00

9 pulleys 43. 64

100 barrels cement, at $1 100. 00 35 loads broken stone, at $1.33 46. 55 Machinery for transmission power 166. 50

1 tank 84.80 Boxing 2. 50

1, 593. 06 No, 20.

Statement shouting the disbursements on account of engine and boiler, Govern- ment Printing Office, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890.

1 compound engine 4,850.00
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE USUAL NUMBER.

The following table shows the distribution of the usual number of copies of Executive aud miscellaneous documents, reports of committees, bills and joint resolutions, and Journals of both houses of Congress

COPIES.

"Where delivered.

Senate. House.

Documents.Journal.

Bills. Documents.

Journal. Public

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Secretary of the Senate

Senate document room

Senate folding room

Senate Library House document room

Clerk of the House for governors of States Library of the House of Representatives... Library of Congress Department of the Interior Department of State .« Court of Claims

Total bound

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Number authorized.

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Distribution of the usual numiber—Continued. SUMMA.IIT.

Senate. House.

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No. 22.

Statement of allotments, etc., made for the Executive and Judicial Departments, and of the approximate cost of the ivork executed for the same, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 18^0.

Total of

allotments.

special appropriaiions, Blank

Departments, etc. and amounts

received Printing. Paper, books, binding, ruling, Total. from Depart- etc. ments and

deposited in Treasury.

Treasury Department $331, 236. 95 $160, 547. 35 $52, 778. 01 $112, 299. 48 $325, 624. 84

161, 177. 34 48, 242. 34 23, 365. 12 44, 970. 95 116, 578. 41 Navy Department 80, 599.75 44, 000. 39 9, .584. 87 22, 346. 69 75, 931. 95

Interior, Department of ( 511!, 023. 47 a21,686. 82 76, 865. 83 59, 133. 95 257, 686. 60 Patent Office S 1 214, 314. 42 16, 087. 48 22, 334. 32 252, 736. 22 Post-Office Department 214, 903. 12 70, 735. 31 77, 421.17 55, 155. 42 203, 311.90 Agriculture, Department of 39, 772. 93 23, 351. 93 10, 411. 34 5, 184. 10 38, 947. 37

21, 851. 14 11, 763. 75 458. 95 5, 247. 69 17, 470. 39

9, 521.61 4, 424. 08 568. 55 2, 193. 25 7, 185. 88 Supreme Court of the United States .

5, 372. 58 2, 078. 58 81.72 366. 12 2, 526. 42 Court of Claims 15, 043. 22 9, 466. 10 120. 04 224. 75 9, 810. 89 Supreme court District of Columbia. 1, 574. 52 1, 210. 94 22. 99 112. 54 1, 346. 47 Library of Congress 15, 117. 74 222. 50 210. 76 10, 034. 70 10, 467. 96

3, 223. 57 444. 21 42. 03 489. 17 975. 41

8, 596. 13 3, 524. 29 1, 476. 37 2, 384. 90 7, 385. 56

10, 745. 16 8, 940. 13 1, 090. 83 649. 65 10, 680. 61

4, 878. 73 1, 061. 56 2, 571. 19 8, .511. 48 Total 1, 430, 759. 23 729, 831. 87 271, 647. 62 345, 698. 87 1, 347, 178. 36
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No. 23.

Statement of the distrihution of the hound and unbound volumes of the Congressional Record for the first session of tlie Fifty-first Congress. Yolumes.

Delivered to Senate folding room 20, 604 Delivered to House folding room 33, 972 Delivered to House Library 1, 200 Delivered to Library of Congress 624 Delivered to ofi&cers of the House 108 Delivered to justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the TJnited States 168 Delivered to Official Eeporter of the Senate 60 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries 600 On hand ' 2,7»4 Total 60, 120 Tbe number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound is as follows

For Congiess 10, 675 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the House 9 For Official Keporter of the Senate 5 For distribution to each State and Territorial library 50 For justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States 14 Total 10,805 Of the copies authorized by law to be printed and bound for Congress, 6,127 were

delivered unbound upon orders of members of Congress.

Receipts on account of Congressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1890, were as follows : From sales of Record $4, 324. 25 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 15, 295. 35 Total 19,619.60
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90 liEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 28.

Statement showing number of presses in the Government Printing Office June 30, 1890, and their condition.

Name.

PRESS-ROOM, Bullock web Do

Hoe web

Hoe cylinder Do

MAIN OFFICE.

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Do

Hiiber

Potter cylinder DoDoDo

Do

DoDo

Do

Cottrell cylinder. DoDo

Do

Do

Do

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Do

DoDoDo

Do

Size of bed.

26 by 34

26 by 34

281 by 33J... 29 by 42

29 by 42

29 by 42

29 by 41|.... 29 by 41-J.... 43 by 56

43 by 56 38 by 54|....

i^ by 56.... 431 by 56.... 29h by 42.... 291 by 42..-. 29^ by 42.... 191 by 25.... 17 by 21

17 by 21

17 by 21 41 by 51J.... 40 by 54

32 by 46 291 by 411... 26 by 34|.... 40 by 53|.... 40 by 531-.... 40 by 53|.... 40 by 53|.-.. 26 by 35

29 by 42 29 by 42

29 by 42

29 by 42 29 by 42

29 by 42

29 by 42

24 by 34|....

29iby 41|... 29 by 411.... 42 by 551..., 42 by 55^.... 42 by 55^...

25 by 35 25 by 35

29 by 41|.... 29 by 41|.... 29 by 41i.-.. 29 by 41|.... 20 by 25...^.

Condition. No. of

pressea.

Good

...do ..do Bad

...do Good Bad

Good

...do Worn-out Good

..do

...do ..do

..do

...do ...do

...do ...do

...do

...Jo Fair Good

"Worn-out. New

Good

...do ..do Fair

...do Good

Bad Good

Fair

...do

...do

...do Good

...do

...do Bad

...do Worn-out.

...do

...do

...do Bad

...do ...do

...do

...do Fair
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 91

No. 28.

Statement showing number of presses in the Government Printing Office June 30, 1890, and their condition—Continued.

]S'arQe. Size of bed. Condition. 'So. of

presses.

PEESS-ROOM, MAIN OFFICE—Continued.

Cottrell cylinder Do

Do

DoDoDo

Cottrell cylinder (for cut-work)

Do

Scott cylinder AUen

Liberty

Cottrell cylinder Gordon

Total PRESS-EOOM, TEEA6UEY BRANCH.

Cottrell cylinder Hoe cylinder. Pott«r cylinder Do

Cottrell cylinder Scott cylinder Gordon

TotalPRESS ROOM, INTEEIOR BRANCH.

Scott cylinder, 'So. 4 Potter cylinder, No. 2 Peerless Gordon Washington hand press Total

-ROOM, NAVY BRANCH.

Scott cylinder, No. 5 Hoe cylinder Gordon Do

TotalPRESS-EOOM, STATE BEANCH. Gordon job Hoe cylinder Total Grand total.

20 by 25...

20 by 25.- 18 by 22... 18 by 22...

18 by 22... 25 by 39|.. 31 by 42...

31 by 42... 29 by 414-.

1\ by 14... 10 by 15... 25 by .35... 14iby 21|.

Double medium

...do Superroyal Double medium

Cap

Medium

10 by 14 inside chase

26 by 34 25 by 35 Quarto medium, 11 by 13 Eighth medium, 8 by 12 . Cap

Double medium

21J by 23i Half medium —

Quarto medium.

Quarto medium.

Superroyal

fair . Bad..

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...do . Good New

Good

"Worn-out

Good

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...do

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Good New

Good

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....do

Good

"Worn-out

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Good

Bad..

EECAPITULATION. New 5 In good condition 46 In fair condition 11 In bad condition 10 Worn-out \ , 10 Total 88
92 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement showing the numher ofpersons emplof/cd hi thepiiMic prinfinf/ and Mnding {including Congressional Becord) during thefiscal year ended June '60, 1890, tvith the length of time each has heen employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

TIME WORK.

H. T. Brian

J. M. A. Spottswood

Wm. Barnum

Joseph Diei'ken John Tillinghast

".v. S. Baker

Jos. A. Arnold John E,. Berg A.F. Bloomer Henry [NT, Boernstein .

Geo. Burklin T.A, Bynum

A. T. Cavia Frank E. Chapln

H. A. Coolldge

C. A. Edelen W.J, Frizzell Isaac Fuller W. C. Henry

O. F. Mattingly

Thos. J. Mattlngly

Ed. T. Maxey M.W. Moore

M. Noyes

C. M. Robinson

J. A. Runyan

CarlH. Shaifer A. B. Smith

B. D. Stallings T. Buckey Taylor

C. A. Waterman

E. M. Wheat W. W. Deloe A.T. Foxwell

L. H. Post John W. Thomas

jy. B. Brown Raymond L. BurKe

Geo. B.Carter

Chas. P. Cassidy Martin Cuff...! O.F. Dunlap , L. A. Etchison A. D. Haynes

Geo. W. Hinman

John Mallard

Jamies W. Richards

Geo. P. Sargent

R. D. Shropshire

G. Watkins Warfield .

A. E. Riddle Erskine Hutcheson

J. Garland Nantz Wm. H. Fisher H. W. Gray W. McFar'lane

F. C. Kemon

E. C. Crump

M. V. E. Stevens

P. H. Smith

J. S. Bumside

M. Brosnahan Wm. H. Norton SumnerK.McDonough

H. A. Graham

J.F. Chipley

J. G. Forney

Claude E. Haines T.W.Howard

Jas. H. Alburtis

J. C. Speer

E. H. Patterson W. B.Edtey

Time

employed. Hours. Days

3, 100 890

2, 437 2,337

2, 336

2, 280 2,311i

2, 430i

1,353

2, 329J

2, 5l7i

2,490 5851

2, 151i

2, 438

2, 51C 208

640

2, 259i

,448

2, 107; 216

2, 4251 72r

2, 465i

2, 361

2, 4801

3, 1261

2, 5391

2, 8721 2,487 836

2,398

2, 529 408

2, 4161

2, 429 444

2, 534

48

30248

296

3, 080 2,475

1,781

3, 179

2, 6321

2, 5^9|

3, 05H

216

3, 0021

2, 815

3, 075

2, 903i

2, 86l| 425^

1, 252

2, 6324 2,415" 303

2, 860 304

2, 3231

297J 1,430

365 313

301

290

312

1301

313

Amount

received.

$2, 100. 00

1, 799. 75

1, 730. 75

1, 550. 00

445. 00

1, 291.68

1, 238. 48

1, 238. 06

1,506. 70

1, 225. 07

1, 288. 14

717. 07

1, 234. 61

1,229. 60

1, 334. 27

1, 296. 11 310.31

1, 140. 25

1,322. 88

3,292.11

1, 330.29

110. 24

329. 20

1, 197. 52

1, 640. 91

1, 116.83 114.48

1,347.11

382. 39

1, 306. 70

1,554. 27

1, 639. 82

1, 656. 94

1, 345. 93

1,522. 35 1,318.11

334. 40

959. 20

1, 011.60

163.20

966. 60

971. 60

177. 60

1, 013. 60 1,001.60

19. 20

19. 20

120. 80

19. 20

118. 40

1, 385. 97

550. 24

333. 92

1, 589. 50

1,316. 25

1, 279. 50

1,525. 75

108. 00

1, 501.25

3,266. 70

3,383. 69

3, 306. 65

1, 287. 62 191.48

500. 80

1, 058. 75

1, 020. 01

121. 20

1,144. 00

121. 60

929. 40

119. 00 / 572. 00

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. John F. Hurley

E. C. Brown

Geo. Saunders

E.S. Wiler

E. N. Lancaster

P. A. Ermentrout — W.E.Young

D. R. Johnson

H. S. Sutton John O'Neill A. H. Potts

E. W. Patton McK. Jarvis Titus F.Ellis

S. McL. Byington

Daniel McCallum W. R. Burgess

J. C. Sowers

Chas. A. Capell W. F. Johnson

Augs. R. Holden

C. W.Eve

Henry Taylor

L. Woodward

C. P. Brown

John P. Boss

L. Petrie

J. F. Cummins

J. B. Rice Henry Webb

John W.Usilton Roberto. Hilliard... Mark H. Tolan

Geo. J. Woodsjate

Wm. M. Stuart

Jno. Armstrong

M.J. Scannell Casper C. H. Moxley

Albert E. Ingalls . . ..

IJ. S. Lowdermilk

Samuel E. Mullan

S. M. Davis

R.J. Hale

J. W. O'Rourke T.R. Davidson

G. W. Boynton

A. R. Beli

J. F.Grant

D. M. Sandidge M. R. Savage

Jno. C. Gorman

Wallace Brewer

Jas. O. Gorman

J. B. Campbell

Sam'l Wehrly

C. P. Thomson

Frank C. Titus

D. J. McCarthy

Jno. F. McDermot . .

Sam'l Ferrier Geo. E. Dummer

Ralph E. Dittoe Charles C. Russell . .

D. S. Walton Edward Saxton W. R. Abbott

Geo. M. Evans W. H. Dexter

H. B. Denny W. R. Carver

Geo. Terwilliger John F. Connolly W. G. Glenn

Time

employed.

Hours. Days,

2, 321 4551

2291

2, 527

708

1, 758i

2, 121

2, 539

2, 712^

2, 148

2, 281i 109 400

2, 21 IJ. 168* 5921

2,851 500

1, 5421 2,933

2, 2801

2, 693 215

2, 495

2, 8371

2. 495"

2, 277

6101

357'

2, 061 2,463

100

2, 276

2, 113

2. 975

5051

1, 9731

277"

2, 509

2, 6951'

2, 297

2, 736

2, 369

1, 1321

624

210

235 1,246 2,374

2,380

2, 463

2, 901

2, 774 8871

2, 368

2, 404

218^ 6971

2, 648"

2, 682

2, 446

2,574

3, 8661

2, 470"

2, 684 437^

365

2,918 3,055

2, 260A 215

2, 309J2, 040
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

No. 29.

Statement allowing the numher of persons employed in the piiMicprinting and Mnding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

Time

employed.

Hours. Davs

TIME WORK—cont'd. Frank H. McClellan. . .

E. G. Farrell Chas. E. Groome

Chas. M. Myers

A. Gr. Allison

Georsre Baggott W.PrChew

W. S. Brooks

Chas. L. Spencer E.E.Helm

J. W. Count

A. B. Bennett

Chas. DanenhoT^'e^

"W. M.Boyd

J. D. Cosby

Christian C. Auracher

H. L. Davison W.H. Brock

G, W. Sargent Andrew TurnbuU

J. W. Fite Amos Irving James Jackson

Samuel Cole

Geo. S. Kaulfman

David S. Holland Walter Y. Clark Benjamin Holmes

Jos. Spells John T. Heath John A. TafH William Burlingame. .

John Cover T.G.Williams

J. Warren Fletcher

Chas. W. Kirkly

Wm. M.Crawford

Harry B. Major

Chas. H. Leeds

C. T. Harding W. M. Camp.

Geo. H. Ellis

C. A. Hughes

Jos. A. Justice Walter B. Hayson

E. C. Smith Frank B. Mercer

C. P. Evans

J. S. Robinson

Chas. A. Croney Samuel Jacob

J. P. Herren

C. J. Alexander

J. C. Quein

Jno. P. Hinkel

Jos.V. Murray

Joseph Jackson

Seaton Donoho

C. F. Gilmore

C. T. Johnson

Allen A. Gamer

Charles F. Billopp Chas. M. Fee Wm. H. Miller

E. G. Darnell William Floyd

Hftrry D. Armstrong .

O. Shaw

Robt. F. Palmer

E. W.Denison

Benj.F, Henry

.John Weber

P. P. Glass

r. A.Rhoderick

356

2, 300

2, 3751

833'

2, 279^

407

1. 95U

2, 439

218

2, 306i

216'

2, 7051

2, 821

2, 947 224

560^

2, 527

2, 472J

2, 650i 645i

2, 230

2, 755J

2, 906

2, 736

153 823i

2, 769J

3, 05348

51

2, 235

2. 311

2, 231i

3. 065 3,104

2,899 2.7021

1, 605

2, 407

48 2,6101

2, 454

2, 3831

2, 1751

2, 285^ 582

3, 128

2, 581

1, 3281

2. 351

2, 534

1, 873

2, 708

3, 0391

208^

1, 201

359J

2, 560^ 2,0641

2, 339

593

2, 730

1, 9951

5001

2, 3621

2, 223

2, 005i

290

313

253

Amount

received.

$142. 40

921. 60

950. 20

333. 20

996. 24

162. 80

858. 57

1. 443. 20

87. 20

1, 241.08

86. 40

1, 082. 20

1, 128. 40

1, 178. 80

89. 60

262. 77

1, 010. 80

989. 00

1, 060. 20

258. 20

892. 10

688. 84

726. 46

683. 96 61.20

205. 87

692. 70

763. 21

12. 00

20. 40

1. 005. 00

419. 05

32. 06

924. 40

1, 229. 60

1, 327. 12

1, 182. 65

1, 377. 61

1, 395. 15

1, 302. 92

1, 081. 00

642. 00

1, 478. 25

19. 20

652. 58

981. 60

1,556. 99

870. 20

138. 60

1, 180. 00

1, 211.05

232. 85

1, 564. 00

1, 032. 40

658. 60

962. 77

633. 55

749. 20

1, 329. 20

1, 497. 00 83.40

480. 40

143. 80

1, 318. 83

1, 127. 86

957. 60 241.20

1, 206. 03

1, 454. 75

1, 356. 77

200. 20

945. 00

1, 178. 17

1, 064. 64

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. Coleman E. Bishop

Geo. C. Havenner

Chas. W. Otis Chas. Garrels

Julia P. Humphrey

J. L.Morrison

J. M. Maloney

Jno. J. Higgins

Joseph S. Clark

E. L. Euss

M. Barringer Samuel M. Holt

B. G.Ferguson

H. Clay Evans

R.F. Hanu

J. W, Graham

Chas. W. Bell Geo. W. Cutcheon

F. A.Allison

F. E. Boyd

C. E. Etchberger Warren G. Fearing

Wm. F. Perkins

Philip S. Steele

C. H. Babcock

E. Cornman, jr Chas. W. Hill Geo. S. Johnson

A. J. Alden Edward T. Williamson.

B. F. Barrows

Daniel V. Fenton

L. A. Wisener

Geo. R. Boone

E. E. Longley

D. S. McCounell W. R. Chipley William Hutchison

F. H. Jones Maurice Woulfe W. ISr. Brockwell

Jed. Shaw

James W. Rodgers

C. E. Manny

C. W. Hen Shaw

E. E. Mendenhall

R. H. Freeman

R. E. Barnes

Zidon E. Ross

Dan. L. Sansom

J. M. Eggleston

J. N". Hall Hoyt A. Holton

Geo. Winter

Sam'l C. Hanlon

E. W. Pipe

R. E. Edmondson

Alex. Calhoun

William L. Abbott

Fred. F. Fulkerson Wm. A. H. Turner

S. S. Daniels W. A. Hartman

Robt. E. Touart Edward Bailey Louis Arenberg

O. S. Miller L.C. Herr

Ira M. Ingalls A. E. Townsend

L. C. Hover M. P. Hamilton Noel B. Parks T.A. Dougherty |

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

1, 837 8471

1, 823

1, 0121

15i

6731

1,552

1, 73U

1, 863"

2, 549 6651

1,808

2, 685

2, 162^

1, 6391

2,

' 123|

1, 6331

1, 561 1,751

1, 624^ 1,665

2, 591

1, 427

2, 277 1,546

2, 2341

1, 781

1, 827i

1, 650i

80

1, 7001

1, 965

1, 589

1, 860

1,1.54

1, 735

1,722

1, 6591

334

1, 325

1, 4601

1, 523' 1,588

1, 878 4421

497

2, 273

2, 0501

2, 236

2, 346

1,244

1, 256g

1, 6062

158 736 049|

338

634 447

1221

1, 600"

2, 0901

],327A; 1,561*1

3"

1, 1581

424'

2, 25325 1,448

1, 5881

234

Amount

received.
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.Statement slioiving the number of persons employed in thepiibUc imniing and hind- ing {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Naiue.

TIME WORK—cont'd. John E. Hathaway, sr Henry P. Murphy . .

Clayton H. Dunning.

John K. Nelson

Chas, F.Garrette I.A.Powell John Waller E.G. Toirey John Green, jr Roy D. Hassler

E. T. Atkinson

\Vm. E. Lewis

Albert T. Austin

Chas. S. Denuison

Leslie S. Hill T. F. Lyons

A. P. Sutton W. J. Cook W. E. Johns, jr

J. M. Thompson

Alfred J. Arnold Henry Noyes

Wm.Mc F, Thawley-. F. H. Hopkins

Thos. J. Alleger

T. M. Donn

F. T. Quigley H. M. McE) fresh Chas. L O'i^eill H. D. Pryor W. "W. Harley

J.B. Hicklin

E. L. Kaiser James Kane Wm. C.Sefton A. W. Tebbetts

K. S. Eeed HughG. Tilley G. S. Ramsburg

A. Purcell M. J. Sullivan Geo. H.Eakle

J. Myers Taylor

T. W. Burt

B. F. Williams

J. E. Keefe W.Hutchinson W. H. Gilliland R. E. Bealljr

S. J. Leech

Geo. A. Terrett William B. Syphax . .

A. A. Thompson

Jerome Taylor

S. IT. Bailey H. G. Johnson

D. P. Rowell

C. M. Kenyon

Ed. Morgan

Albert Baker

Chas. W. Summers . .

Bernardine Smith

F. C. Barker

H. O. Simons

Ed. Reinmuth

D. E.Moore James P. Ray

F. A. Rising W.F. Ashford

Fred A. Palmer Edward A. Huse

J.R. McKelvey

J. Guest King

Judson J.Withall....

Time

employed.

Hours.

1, 645-^

1, 865

1, 566- 241

2, 709

1, 340i

1, 934^

1, 514

1, 656

1, 538|

1, 427

1, 6791

1, 481

1, 528 1,632

1,479

1, 2431

1, 799 105i

1, 196*

1, 512|

1, 333|

617

1, 232i

1, 1831

2, 1091-

2, 7671

3, 019 1,3191

1. 284 610^

1, 340J

1, 7951-

2, 903|

2, 801

2, 329

1, 1391

1, 591

1, 358 989

1, 1514 3,2851

1, 343

1, 021

2, 785

2, 863 2,619

2101

2, 272

2, 448

2, 7754

378

2, 306

2, 35U

2, 9091

2,620

2, 588 421

2, .5111

2, 5271

2, 248^

2, 3311

2, 476

2, 494^

2, 5961

2, 125

2, 343

1, 828

2, 204

2, 096.1

1, 809i:

1, 775|

1,927 I

Days Amount

received.

$658. 20

746. 00

626. 60

6. 25

1, 167. 47

536. 20

483, 60

605. 60

662. 40 615.40

570. 80

671. 80

592. 40

611. 20

652. 80 591.60

497. 40

738. 55 55.91

478. 60

604. 85 433.55

246. 80

492. 90

473. 40 860.15 1,123.49

1, 373. 30

699. 31

513. 60

244. 05

536. 05

718. 20

1,162. 44

1, 271.50

1, 080. 57

455. 80

397. 74

543. 20

395. CO

400. 60

514. 20

537. 20

47. 74

408. 40

1, 114. 00

1, 373. 10

1, 047. 60

84. 20

908. 80

458. 98

1, 110. 20

94. 50

578. 00

940. 60

1, 445. 55

1, 048. 00

1, 035.20

216. 88

1, 004. 60

1, 031.50

899. 40

1, 029. 94

1, 266. 17

604. 41

1, 038. 60

531. 24

937. 20 731.20

806. 44

838. 60

723. 80

710. 20 770.80

Name.

TIME WOKK—cont'd. G. Wm. Sellers Chas. H. Sawyer

Bvron W. Bonney

J.-E. Fitzgerald , Edward Eberbach

C. Albert Ruckle

Geo. H. Proctor Wm. Vandever

H. H. Jackson

A. A. Mayei'stein

F. E. Gai irison Sara'l J. Gompers

Thos. W. Cadick

A. G. Reynolds

I'.E. Crippen H. W. Stevens James E. Young

L. C. Hay

J. M. Richardson

J. T. Thompson

T. E. McCracken

Alex. Elliott Robert Lowry

D. W. Beach Tony Weiner

H. C. Cowell Henry Roes W. C.Wilton

R. B. Finlay

Oliver E. Fitch enberg John Lehman

James F. Shannon

Joseph Boyle W. B. Daly

T. J. McLaughlin ...... Chris. Leavy

David Leonard

Theod. Erck Frank S. Lanahan

F. S. Clinton

J. S. Smith

H.J. Carey

Martin Mangold W. B. Kelly W. R. Westman W. S. Whitmore

T. W. Shomo

John J. Fitzgerald John J. O'Brien John J. Burns

Geo.H. Thayer W.H. Parker , Byron Waters Edward Dunn

John H. Herbert

Will A. Cunningham.

Thad Baden , John Babcock

George Gayle , Charles Russell H. Dunning

C. H. Stout Thomas B. Waters

E. H.McKinnon

A. L. Meyers

R. McNicholas James Wisted , William Corbin

C. E. Chiim , John Murphy

James E. Freeman

James M. Toy

Henry Thomas Mary H. Barrell

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

1, 3061

1, 597" 765 1.287

3, 089

1, 5761

1, 082

937 912

720i

588' 22H

1, 534| l,434i

1, 904

747 2,340

2, 665

2, 773

564

2, 724

2, 226' 2,315

93

2, 481 930

2, 130

53

2, 295

8

2, 334

2, 363

2, 476

847

2, 735

2, 395

2, 798

2, 784

2, 567

2, 767

2, 724

2, 442

2, 221

80

2, 725

2, 830

2, 686

656

2, 250 275

823

268

781 497

436

970

738 3,181

106

2, 834 1,784

803

4771

6" 6511

2, 502

2, imk

1402-

132 14578

313'

581
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 95

No. 29.Statement showing the numler ofpersons employed in the public printing and Mnding (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Time | employed, j Xame.

Hours. Days

TIME TTOEK—cont'd. Kate LaBghraii

Mary Xoonan

JohanDa Fitzgerald.. Mary Curry. Mary McDonnell Mary Kerrigan

Louisa V. Wilkes . .

Bridget CaiToll Jennie Cunningtam . Sarah G-ibson Mary Donnelly

Ellen Aliearne

Ellen Dent Marv Asan C.E'Madden Mary Costello Annie Boucher

Margaret White

Honora Sullivan Ellen Yogler Johanna Dunnigan. .

Lizzie Washington .

Wm. Crnso

Ellen Warren

Frances Butler Deborah Gainey

Mary Eitzzerakl Mary Conley

Mary Columbus

Bridget Callan Lucy Long

Bridget Lynch

Sarah S. Powell

Catherine Keane

Josephine BrightoflF.

Louisa Fleming

Catherine French

G-. L. Stolpe Horteuse Koberts Mary Xewby

Elmer Aschenbach. .

Lewis M. Wood

James A. Johnson — Comelius Thomas

A. B. Auer

C. D. Parsons W. P. Martin Thomas F. Maher

John F, Clarkson — James Scott Georg:eMcKee

Wm.Donaldson

A. E. Sardo, jr John Bumside

Jeremiah Donovan. .

W. G. Dunne

John X. Wright, jr . Chas. F. Davis

J. L. Harrigan W.E. Scott Harry S. HiU

Chas^J-Vagt

J. C. Watson

Pv. A. Porter James A. McGrane .

James D. McKinnon. M. E. Flanagan David H. Moran Wm. H.Weber

•J. H. Furbershaw Edward Dnff

Charles W. Hurdle.

John A. Ifoel A. J. Preall

1,788

14i^ 162 1,248

1,948

1, 895

2, 408

1, 428

1, 635 1,229

1,672

1, 818

1, 308 1,458 416

1,728

852

1, 038

1,061

24

1, 824

288

2, 369

1, 170

1, 606

594

1, 650 444

184

59430 1,18848

600 330 468

300 294

7842

29| 49

1,100

Amount

received. Xame.

1,323 440

2, 351

2, 203

2, 520i

2, 2981 258

495

431

373

541 243i

438"

2, 431^

2, 455

1, 736

2, 556i

1, 7311

1, 5.541

2, 032

2, 492^

2. 410^

2, 355

2, 4961

2, 473J 112

2, 729

61

313

$335. 20

26. 81 30.37

233. 94

S65. 19

355. 51

451. 50

267. 70

306. 54 230.39

313. 47 340.90

245. 50 273.40

78. 00

324. 00

159. 77

194. 60

198. 89 4.50

341. 95

53. 97

592. 25 219.40

301.12 in. 37

309. 40

83. 25

34. 50 11L37

5. 62

222. 70

9. 00

112. 00 61.87 87.74

56. 25

55. 12

14. 62

7. 87 11.80

24. 50

343. 75 277.81 I 1, 799. 85 i 701. 19 235.32

940.40 i 881.20 i 1,008.20 i 919. 40

103. 20

998. 00

972. 60

942. 20

1, 016.40

897.40

975. 20

667. 60

1, 052. 60

962. 00

694. 40

1, 022. 60

692. 60

621. 80

812. 80

971. 80 964.20

942. 00

998. 60

989. 40

44. 80

1, 223. 24 24.40

TUIE WOEK—cont'd. J. A. Dawson

BL A. Gilbert Catharine Schermerhorn. Elizabeth Davis Mary Callahan

Elizabeth Listinger Jennie Jackson

Bridget McXamara . .

Mary O'Brien M.Dellamico

A. Gormley

Blanch Hurley

Sara E. Eobinson

Delia Cremen Mary E. Daugherty . .

Joanna Corridon

Alice B. Vance

Jennie Marcey

Kose Carrothers Maggie McKie

Susie v. Sinon Fannie Beamer

Jennie McXamara

Margaret Sweeney . .

Katie Connor Amelia E. Cromeleiu.

Nellie F. V. Lyons ... Alice E. Toner Ann ie E. Hauer

Lizzie Walters

Jennie Lyons

Fannie E. Strong

L. T. Godey

Elizabeth iDement

Henrietta Tompkins.

Helen Fields Mary M. Burges

Sadie Garthwait

Henrietta S. McMahon

Sue S. Hauck

Kate L. Smith

Lida J. Horn Emma Swain Annie Gausjhran

Cecelia A. Moore

Julia Murrell Mary Jackson

Nellie Blair Emma G. Boll M. F. Cushley

Cora Eeily Emma Long

Annie Chapman

Veronia Bradner Mary Hayes

Nellie Hopper

Isabella Girvin Mary E. O'Brien Gertrude McCnbbin..

Alice A. Fon Narbutt

M. L. Birchard Amelia Hess Maggie Byrne

A. J,' Gallagher , Mary Johnson , Annie Albert Kate Aeer

Lizzie Means

Bessie Stuart - . Geo. S. Emery

A. M. Parsons .• . .

Julius N. Keck

H. T. Williams

Time

employed. Hours. Days

318

1, 210

2, 656

2, 600

2, 491 1,936 1,984

2, 628

2, 068| 1,136

2, 1981

2, 369i^

2, 387" 1,884

2, 740

2, 1021

2, 2891

2,410"

2, 243J

2, 570

2, 34020

583

2, 224

1,081

1, 9811 235

2, 0601

2, 624'

2, 294

2, 104i

2, 514^

2, 688

2, 0521

2, 192

1, 6581

342"

2, 3851

1, 6221

643"

2, 379

1, 878

2, 0.^8

2, 054

2, 264

2, 308^

2, 413^

1,571

810

2, 318

2. 469i

i; 972

2, 677

2, 668

2, 632

2, 609 359

2161 3,6

2, 6001

2, 705" 2,549

2, 499

2, 365

2, 476

2, 745

2, 5831

2, 4051

2, 747"

2, 505 2,076

002. 00

742. 50
96 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement sliowiiuj the number of jjcrsons employed in the public inintino and bind- ing (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Time

employed. Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. E.C.Soules "Wm. S. Seymour

Geo. H. Foskey

L. A.Iardella . William Lang

Kichard E. Jordan Edward Suit E.E.Harper..

Alexander Gould

William O'Dwyer

James Maloney

Arthur E. Payne

C.C. Haddock

Douglas Reid

J. B. Stoops Richard Savage

Daniel C. Ray

E. H. Woodell Wm. McGrath

John Meaney

G. W. King

Wm. T. Hall W.T.Benjamin

Fred. Hudson Wm. H. Sebastian

B. J. Berry Wm. C. Heck

M. A. W. Louis

Jno. F. Hutcherson. . Annie M. Hollingshead

Geo. Shurland

C. S. Lake

J. E. Parsons Wm. Hutchinson Kate M. Ellis Lizzie Farquhar John Rickells

J. J. Britt Thomas H. Owings

H. 0. Fischer

J. E. Horning Thomas McKee

F. S.Ca-wson Annie Carpenter

Jessie Sothoron

E. B. Best

Ellen McCarthy

Jennie Baylie Henrietta Same Mary Leary

Libbie A. Ilahavhan .

Mary A. Hurdle Mary E. Kelly ; Emma Reese I Simon Pocher ! A.G.Penn i Katie C.Clark \ Addie Scriver | H. C.McFarland 1 Lizzie McCullip Edw. C.Maher Emma Lane

A. R. Jewett

Estella Peach Hannah Coyle N. R. JTewby

Jno. H. Robb

A.W.Potter

Ira E. Cole Walter L. Price Mary Applegate; Wm. H. Bush

Kellie H. Sheep

Ella Wallingsford . .

Hours. Days

541 433

lOli

506^ 486

738 506

930

187 061 816 l,904i

1, 9~"

3, 157^

1, 894^

2, 624i

196^ 48

48

716

2, 502

846

1, 509

2, 613-1 2,174

2, 6601

2, 580

1, 106

2, 6991

2, 538A 1,001

2, 358

2, 579

2, 510 273

2, 637^

190

1, 259

700

2, 821i

6604

742

827 255

541

278i2,

2,

2,2,

2,

2,

1, 676|

2, 247|

968

672

2, 667^

366

2, 473i

2, 770

2, 467i 1,544

2, 333^^

2, 432|

2, 7274

160 195

2, 444J2. 382

2, 6324

2, 359^

1. 740|

1. 911

2, 495

2, 275

313

Amount

received.

313

$800. 41

729. 90

775. 37

626. 62 871.50

684. 50

126. 50

232. 50

796. 74

765. 25

204. 00

59. 50

475. 87

492. 00

789. 36

473. 61

656. 10

49. 12

12. 00

12. 00

179. CC

748. 10

622. 36

211. 50

377. 25

653. 34 869. 60

1,669. 33

1, 063. 20 541.80

276. 50

674. 86

634. 62

250. 25

495. 17

541. 59

627. 50

68. 25

1, 0.55. CO

76. 00

503. 60

280. 00

1, 315. 75

558. 69

575. 81

593. 67

473. 55

533. 59

478. 48

600. 69

352. 06

471. 97

203. 27 141.12

666. 68 9L 50

519. 43

581. 69

1, 669. 33

518. 17

617. 60

490. 03

510. 82

572. 77

33. 60

48. 75

977. 80

500. 22 1,176.81

1, 056. 99

367. 50

477. 74

523. 95

477. 75

Name.

TIME WOEK—cont'd. Theresa Bott

T. J. O'Leary Henry Payne

Frank Fraser

R. C.McAuley

S. T. Brown

Edwin .Johnson Annie O'Hare Frank Dial David Gillen

Llllie Fenton Ada M. Greenwood. .

Jennie Speake Samuel N. Hill Mamie Hays

L. C. Shillings J.R.Jones

Benj. J. Davis Emma St. Clair Mary Nally

Stella Stanhope

Ida Bemis

F. R. Johnson Wm. Gaunt W. S. Webster

Gertrude Wooley

Josie Costello Carrie Bates Sarah Dyer

Maggie Sweeney

Minnie Bates Mary Hill A. W. Graham

M. T. Jones James Kane

J. M. Edmunds Brown W. H. Carr J.M. McGibbon

Thos. H. Morgan

F. S. Ratcliffe Stephen Caldwell Frank Compton

Jas. S. Briggs Max Craft Charles P. Goodacre .

B. C. Smith James L. Feeney

C. S. Mills

P. Wood

H. D. Tracy

A. H. Bl< ck

H. W. White

Posey F. Hayden

Sarah P. Clarke Annie Hamn

Flora Edwards

Bessie G. Cralle Alice Williams

Chas. I. O'Neill Geo. W. Pierce Lena M. O'Leary

Mollie Kelly Anna Seufert

Lizzie Abbott

Bertha Fenton

E. H. Kingman

Jas. W. Jordan

Albert G. Lewis

A. C. Shippen

Mary Quill H. D. Knight

D. H. Denhara

J. T.Mofiat

Katie Brennan

Time

employed. Hours. Days

1,156

2,504

577

2, 343

2, 647

2, 7984

.2, 2814

2, 4014

842

2, 4984

2, 6204

2, 435

557 1,607

2, 4724

2, 3004

1,3634

2, 331

307

1,271 2,313

1,185

1, 133 278

1, 171 283 445

2594 569

1,082 312

1, 147

2, 573

1,1134

2, 348

2, 787

2, 551

2, 423

1, 613

1, -893

2, 356 442

2, 383 1,959

2, 118

2, 600 1,607 1,486

786 624

616

516 328

951

1, 008

1, 086

1, 049

953

1, 1014 264

313

1, 0204

1, 0844

1, 0"' 960i

1, 072*

1, 082

1,099

331 935 442

2, 3.52 2,435
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 97

Xo. 29.

Stutement skoicing the nuniher of persons employed in the puhlic prinUvg and

iindinf^ {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

2same.

TQIE WORK—cont'd. Eosa Blush

Charles L.Clarke

E. A. Barnes A. W. Eatchen Mary A. "Wliekin James E. Hardy

John S. Waugh Wm. Donath

H. C. Compton

Julia Connelly John D. Mvers

J. M. Heizer

Susie Coombs

F. A. Carpenter Sarah Sheahan

Catherine Burke

E.r.Dejrges Lewis Eeefl John D. Wood

Edwin F. Christy Alton B. Carty L A.Hart

C.H.iioIiinson James Clements John Freeman

K. K. Washington

Joseph H. Byrne

Theresa Hawke

Lavinia Hicks

J. W.Shacklelord

Theo. Reier W. J.Hart Angela Haravey

Mittie Magruder

Dennis O'Learv

H. Lee Treiber.

Xellie Clark

Ella M. Jjelaplane

Jos. Carter Columbua Hall Thos J. Donovan

Carlotta Clark

Florence Graves Annie M. Silence ilary Hanlon Annie Meehan

C. M. Dor.'iev W. H. Hardin sr Wilt P^einard J.P.Collins H. A. Keefer A. H. Brown M.L.Browne

•John R. Sturgis

E. B. Chambers

C. J. Ward

Marv F. Wilson H.H.Hnmble Wm. Wilson

J. M.Johnston

C. H. Babcock

Francis M. McHvain.

Chas. E. Morton

Geo. H. Zimmennan .

W.C. Israel

J. W. Cross Chas.L.Shober

C.E. Smaller

J.E.Briiiht.''

S. T. Covert X. Watkins..- John W. Work

J. W. .Snyder John S. Hogan

Mis. 2'

Time

employed. Hours. Days

' Amount

! received.

144*

Hi

2,182

336

144

Xame.

TDIE WORK—COnt d. John O'Hare W. C. Talley

P. Louis Eodier

J. T. Brirr

Jas. J. Hennessey

J. B. Trudgian

P.W.Wiley

John Goodrick

B. F.Wright

S. S. Culbertson H. C. Underwood

W.B.Donaldson

John Crowe Wm. A. Whitney

Chas.E. Hinslev

Xeil H. Bigger

0. X. Lanning Frank XIcDermot Alpheus ShoU

P. A.Caton

F. J. Malov W. H. Eeese John M. Broa? Daisv E. Patton . .J.J.Brady Annie Dillon Flora E. Ballord Eose Lydick

•T. S. Settle Theresa Toumey

Marv A. Mnlquin

Adam P. Funk

James Arden

E. J. De Lorme

Maggie Burke John H> der

Jnlia E. Gray

Philip AVitts

Jas. E. Lee

Jas. A. Frazier

C. C. Fitzgerald Wm.C.Hubbell

Daniel J. Collins Bion 0. Bobst

Thos. J. Moylan

E. W. Summers

John A. Heydler

Daniel P. Xoone

•J. K. Smith

J.T..Shrigley Abner C. Proctor

L. M. Cadv

P. M.Elkins ; Fred A. Saxton

Jas. B.Enapp

John DelahuntY

H. M. Armisted"

J. H. Thoiaijson Ed. W. Hearne

E. H. McDowell W. E. Steel W. E. Sadtler John O'Brien

E. A. SuLUvan

H. M. Pomeroy

JohnG. Kelly

E. W. BGorman

Win. E. Jagaer John J. Murray

J. C.Mellis

L. H. Emmons

Edwin W. Herbert. - Wm. H. Dahl , E. M. Calhoun

Time,

employed.

Hours. Days.

2,518

2,829i

2, 492*1

48"!

2, 865*i

.529*1

1, 84.5*

2,6r,.5'!

2, 642*

2, 779*

2, 624;

2 726

2, 557

2, 9'\' 2!82-V

2, &u9i 888

1, 586

2, 722*

257" 2,874

2, 624 825 : 1, 037 ; 900 1 617 807

816

812

908 i 889 I 9734! 704*

877"' 784

567*i 359 .. 2,460 .. 4114 .

214",.. 8 L. 24 ;.. 2, 967* .. 2, 876"i..

2, 483*! .

2. 152*: . 2, 648-1 .. 256*^ .

2. 599' j..

2, 654*1 -

2, 740*' . - 1. C21* .. 2,516* .. 209"

2, 77.5^ 877

359*

115| 2,848

549

585

3721

2, 391*

2, 973| 104

2. 492

2. 82i*!

2, 821*:

2. 705"; 471*1 2,625";

105|'
98 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.Statement sliowlng the numher of pcrsojis emx>loyed in the jjiiblic printing and

binding {including Congressional liccord) daring the fiscal year, etc. —Coutiuiied.

Name.

TIME woiiK—cont'd. Jas. Potter

S.P.DilloD

C. A. Matthews

John Lavine

Irving; Gibson Thomas Hetferuan John Linauist C.H. Hunter

Tred Kemp, jr James Nye

G. Abramson : Michael Shaen

Jno. E.Parker.-

Chas. F. Whitlock . . .

L. E. Etchison

T. H. Dade

Perry Brown Wm.H. Baker

H. ^Y. Chase Erank Hasson Wm. J. Boyd

Armand E. Coquard .

John P. Schaefer . W. H. Smith

Jas. W. Hughes

Wm. Kobiuson

Kobert Kose. Thomas D. Bennett. .

Asa L. Carrier C.C.Chew

Alex. Goodspeed . Oliver Hayes

E. S.Kimbark

Garry Buckingham...

Geo. S. Garvin

T.B. Pumphrey

James H. Houston. . .

Thomas B. Dickerson. William Fletcher

"W. E. Johnston

Jerr^'^ Gallegher

C. McDevitt Mike Jackson Alexander Douglas . .

Robert William's Isaac Ha.milton Geo. H. Polton

Geo. W. Cross

L. T. Jewett

S. W. Baxter M. T. Lincoln W. H. Tapley

Jolin K(dclier John Horning

B. W. Pinckney

C. H. Wash

John A. McKelvey

James M. Ober . David McKenzio Wm. Trounsoll H. F. J. Drake

J. L. Kennedy

Oscar Alexander C.H.Wilson W. H. Maxwell

McClellan Joues

Alfred Tarm-r...-. Geo. Johnson, ir F. A. Cogswell

]SI.M. Lalhim. Kate A. Cheatham

C. A. Howie

Henrj' H. Day

Halph Pomeroy

Time

employed. Hours. Days

20.3

2, 709 2,641

2, 498

2, 704

2,415

2, 075

2, 574

2, 550

2, 077

2, 555

2, 457

1, 420

],949

2, 174

1, 885

1, 969

1, 670

951 488

3, 400J

3, 529 178

2, am

2, 736" 246

2, 572

2, 476

4ni)-L 408|

676 403i

296|

2, 800

2, 288 232

3, 036 2,432

16

3, 190

3, 124

1, 908 2,470

2, 471

2, 671

2, 456

2, 398?;

3, 280"

94

2, 702i

1, 1071

1, 870|

2, 669" 771 872

2, 272 2m

2, 207i

1, 972'

2, 558i

2, 426

1, 026

381 202

2, 032^-

1, 774

1,774

1, 787

1, 824i

57

1156677

43

Amount

received.

$258. 75

148. 50

173. 25

96. 75 50.75

948. 15

924. 35

874. 30

946. 40

603. 75

975. 25

1, 209. 78

1, 198. 50

726. 95

894. 25

859. 95

607. 40

682. 15 760.90

885. 95

689. 15

784. 90

446. 97

91. 50

1, 904. 28

1, 870. 37

94. 34

1, 152. 60

1, 094. 40

98. 40

1, 028. 80

990. 40

172. 20

163. 50

270. 40

161. 50

118. 60

875. 00

714. 90

72. 50

948. 75

729. 60

4. 80

1,178. 00

976. 25

596. 25

988. 00

988. 40

1, 068. 40

926. 40

1, 214. 37

1, 640.00

37. 60

1, 081.00

276. 87

467. 62

1, 192. 50

308. 40

348. 80

908. 80

1, 683. 20

1, 316. 50

493. 00

639. 62

902. 15

425. 05

156. 20

88. 90

837. 52

443. 62

709. 80

784. 30

456. 12

25. 65

Name.

TIME WOKK—cont'd. Wm. P. Pamsey

Wm. E. Thompson . .

James W. Doocy

T. W.Shiel

D. P. Sullivan W. W. Stanford Louis W. Corn well .. Emanuel Thomas W. A. Thomas

J. T. Dean

John P. Hussey

E. G.Meyers

John Tuite John Baitzell W. E. Grimes

B. H. Baxter

Al. Cottle P. F.Chisolm

J, W. Sherman

Jas. L. Welty

J. A.D. Turuer W. P.Anderson Frank A.Schwing...

J. H. Kahlert ' Geo.C.Reid

C. Dolan

C. Piimphj-ey

Jas. Murphy

J. B. Brewer

Pobert Knowles

Jas. H. Williams John Doran

Charles Pobinson

Ed. De Maine

Jos. Cleary W. M. Laporte

Geo. W. Slough

A. Doleman

P.Halev

Thos. Elliott Andrew Corm ....... W, H. Scribner Alfred Johnson

D. McNamara.

John Glea.'^on B. A. Ver Nooy

Pichard Colston Farley Thornton

Jas.F. Kersey

Jo.s. McCullum

M. Sullivan H. H. Lazelle .. J. McMullin

D. A. Babcock John Cook

Felix McGloin Wm. Avis

F. P. Wood

Geo. W.Elam

PatrickCrowley

J. M. Carr

F. A. Hoping

M.Joseph

Charles P. Piatt Wm.C.Pilev

M. T. Forrester

R. W. Simmons Wm. H. Murphy .... Geo. O. Burke..' Hiram Spear

Jas. H. Stewart Henry Martin

H. B. Littlefield D. B. Whitemore

Time,

employed. Hours. Days.

310-1;

207 I. 347i'

310|!.

962

248

2, 480
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER. 99

No. 29.

Statement showing tlie mimljer of persons emploiied in ilie puhlic jrHnting andMnding (including Congressional Record) during the fisca l year, etc, —Continued.

Name.

Time

employed. Amount

received. Hours. Days,

TIME WOBK—COUt d.

| Arthur Kelley i Frank Gilliam i J. La C. Rodie Henrv W. Weber

Geo. A. Tracy

Chaiincey Winne

Carroll Harbaugh

S. H. Herman

I. H. Sternberg

J. C.Euler

Geo. A. Kinebart

Jas. E. Eeese Wm. D. Sullivan Martin X. Evans

Jno. O. Honey

H. E. Springer E.H. Eyan.'. W.H.Hickman

T. F. Tuohy Aven Pearson Eobert C. Martin

Thos. B. Penicks

E. C. Oberhaltz

Jos. Isaacs W. 1. Hutchins Andrew Taff Chas. T. Carroll Daniel Wathew

J. Harries Frederick Otto W. L. Bridges John W. Eyan

H. S. Darby

B. F. Oder John F. Hogan

Henrv C. Watson W. H. Berry

Charles A. Pope

Wra. J. Eounriee

S. T. Sattertield James W. Elms

E. E. Scott G. Kern Thomas Makin

A. H. Davis, jr J. T. Whitaker Wm. Shepherd

Henry Masterson James Kernan

Thos. Flannagan

J. G. Savage

J. E. Cliiford Geo. O. Barker

Alex. McDonald

J. H. Strickland Lindsay Morrison Samuel Eobinson

P. G. Hallinan

Benj. Polglase

J. L. HoUo-way

H. P.Marston

J. W.Prather

F. W. Conover

Clara B. Harrison

L. Eogier M. E. Speiser V. M. Evans

S. Hess M.V.Purdy

Julia Callahan Mary E. Wi:.son M. A. Clancy A. Collins DoraC. Eeicks

8681 812*r

4 I 352

894 '

, 487i

144*1 200 zm

217| 414i

382' I

, 740i

956" 202i.

257^

935 181

2, 207i

341

192 420

96 192

8 248

597 802

875 ! 831 : 266 168*

865' 816 528 , 320 i 426

264

562

508 488

717 265

2, 608^

2,526

213 90U'

285", 160 I 210 I 810ii 693 i 129 285

213 482

261

207 313 256|

14

5 335nil

1|

194fi

47|!

284-11 313

$162. 84

203. 11 .40 L 60

176. 00

223. 50

527. 09 57.60 i 80.00 I 127.00 I 87.00 i 239.48 I 152. 80

697. 80

382. 40

127. 76

103. 00

1, 527. .55 19. 94

1, 235. 50

551. 87

1, 799. 75

1, 025. 50

56. 00

536. 40

575. 20

33. 60

76. 80

907. 50

33. 60

67. 20 2.00

62. 00

973. 80 544.40

646. 25

249. 30 79.80

420. 37 , 466. 25 I 79.00 ! 382. 00

80. 00

106. 50 66.00

640. 50

827. 22

122. 00

429. 25

66. 25

11. 25

753. 75

26.72

665. 80 4.21

437. 91

819. 24

107. 44

414. 56

640. 68

782. 50 i 553. 25 I 760.40 I 914. 00

40. 50 552.50 ! 452.62

423. 25 i 532. 25 ! 71.25 I 53.25 i 620. 50 ; .565. 25 I 299. 75 I

K'ame.

TIME WOEK—cont'd. E. W. Godwin

T. Keefe

Jannette E.Wilson.

Lottie Seufert

T. A. Ha.skeli E. Somerville Jennie Eobinson M.J. Billings « Minnie Wetzel

Carrie J. Ishara Mary G. A. Hunter. Myra A. Baxter Emma Green

George Fordham

Geo. W. Xichols

E. P. GetcheU

C. A. Eice

Belle Gates

.John W. Hayes

Thos. Shelton G. C. Mason....

Jesse Jones...'. Wm. D. Foos A. T. Abell

Geo. W. Folck

J. J. Terser Eobert Woolfolk....

J. T. Eoach

Harvey L. Maddox.

Eobert L. Fearson .

John Johnson

Jas. Keogh

iSTathaniel Halley . .

J. E. Waugh

Geo. W. Schroyer . .

Eobt. W. Brown

E. W. Williams Wra.Bierlv

V. D. Perry

Jos. Eandall

H. C. Wilson

Ellen Handebeau...

H. C. Schreiner James Doyle Marv E. Biggins

D. McCathran

S. K. Coster Noble Spates Agnes Landrigan . .

J. \Y. Dutton

Geo. M. Eaub

Harry McMonigal .

Henry McP^nroe

Johu'Cowgill Samuel Wilkin.son..

S. P. Heinline

E. B. Welborn

Geo. D. Spillman John F. Toole

N. M. D. i^athrop . .

M. A. Harper M. D. Anderson M. Fleming

E. J. Harper ..." A. A. West

Lizzie W. Gray

L. H. Davis

A. Hughes

Alice Martin Lena Dement

Benjamin T. Thorn . Vincent L. Adams .

M.C.Hood

I. E. Ellis

Time

employed. Hours. Days

1, 740*

1, 841" 192 2,374

1. 711

2, 208

0151 474

2261 3!]i

412" 304

536

2, 11

1, 851*

2, 488*

1, 264" 1,848

1, 677

2, 427

2, 458

1, 995

2, 426

1, 1541

1, 3:J8 504

40

1X6

2, 614

2, 218.^ 2611

487

462i 257

2, 358

1, 662*

3, 05 Ji 160

2, 5021

48

2, 138

1, 703

1, 852i

1, 031

2, 2391

1, 050

56

1, 406

2, 205

2, 659

2, 205

1, 584

1, 970

1, 277

1, 221^

2, 2111

2, 054

1, 868

2, 036

2, 0191

1, 9491

1, 760

1, 644

1, 616

1, 628

1, QCigi

1, 076

711

1, 747*

1, 808"

1, 516

1, 568

1, 6011

313

Amount

received.

121

29

$435. 12

460. 25

48. 00

593. 49

427. 75

552. 00

503. 87

368. 50

556. 62

479. 20

482. 40

561. 40

507. 20

1, 669. 33

739. 01

555. 45

746. 55

315. 98

462. 00

419. 25

606. 75

614. 50

722. 40

970. 40

404. 07

468. 29

126. 00

10. 00

46. 50

763. 25

561. 02

65. 37 121.75

115. 61

64. 25

589. 50

416. 59

944. 68

40. 00

625. 62

12. 00

534. 50

425. 75

642. 77

257. 75

783. 82

314. 00

14. 00

351. 50

652. 30 731.75

551. 25

396. 00

492. 50

399. 25

352. 35

641. 75

837. 62 495.10

508. 99

504. 87

487. 37

440. 00 411.00

404. 00

407. 00

477. 12

269. 00

177. 75

436. 87

452. 00

444. 24

392. 00

400. 37
100 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, '29.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the imhlic prinllng and hind

iny {including Congressional Record) during ilie fiscal year, etc. —Coutiuued.

Name

TIME WORK—cont'd. Owen Ardinger

J. E. Smith

"W. H. Triplett Augustus Schwartz . Win. A. Boyd

Edwaid Welsh

Harry C. Jenkins A. S. Defrees

T. D. Casey John W. Hays

Michael Keebier Kose E. Dooley

C. K Buckland

"Walter Grandy

Annie Le.ivy Arthur T. Canisins .

D. D. Marsh

H. A. Gwin

Mary E. Walsh W. F. Webster

Pv. A. Gray

Israel Moredick

S. E. .Jackson

Ella Mitchell John McKenna

D. C. Hathaway

Mattie Fitness Harvey E. Taylor John Talbert

G. L. Austin

J. S. Eandall

Chas. P. Pearay John W. Pomeroy...

S.H. Lashley Katherine Lackland. Mary C. Curtis V. Henrick W. F. Kiinuaell Geo. F. Mclnturff...- Eugeno Sullivan Mamie Pussell JohnE. Walsh

Geo. E. Pvemont

Chas. Wade

Kate L. Schlegel Pauline Turuburke.. Mary Wise

Emily Plunkett Ida Van Ari^dale Maggie McCarthy . .

Lizzie Fayman

A. Holland

Carrie T. Shelton .... Nellie S. Manly

Lizzie Tucker

I. W. Busey

Henry Lehman

Vincent Lemmon

Jesse Smith

William A. Smith . . .

E. W. Hudson

Kate Haney

Nellie Black H. P. Taylor Annie Kelly

E. J. Eussell Arthur McCafferty..

G. Webster A.Dutrow

Katie Sage Mary Mills John H. Burch

F. Pope -

Time

nployed. Hours. Days

1,723

1, 748 1,432 450

1, 5(35

1, 333

1, 619 2,100

912

1,217

1, 520 1,235

2,211

1, 065

1, 4711

1,424

669

1, 729 590^

1, 119

2, 019i

1, 220i

1, 142| 1,298

2, 325i

67 1,016 968

2, 207^ 248 806

779

749 795

198

651

1, 878

340*

365"

2, 502

2, 294

88

2, 536§

2, 540

2, 440^

2, 338

2, 267*

2, 316*

1, 993'

2, 445

6096

2, 501*

508

2. 677

2, 552

2, 492

394 498*

2, 233i

857i

2, 570i

2,

2, 365i

2, 422

146

225

556 1,956

2,461-!,

Amount

received.

$430. 75

437. 00

447. 37

135. 00

391. 25

333. 25

404. 75

706. 00

342. 00 304.25

380. 00

247. 00 612.99

260. 25

294. 30

435. 37

167. 25

626. 17

147. 62

447. 60

514. 07

3.50. 12

285. 62

324. 50

476. 78

203. 00

247. 25

19. 60

254. 00

387. 20

881. 80

62. 00

201. 50

194. 75

187. 25

158. 00

46. 50

162. 75

485. 35

8.=i. 12 91.24

1, 000. 80

917. 60

35. 20

532. 66

533. 40

512. 50

490. 98

476. 17

486. 46

418. 53

757. 95

13. 80

22. 08

575. 34 127.00

669. 25

638. 00

633. 00

98. 50

124. 62

513. 70

197. 22

1, 303. 56

565. 00

1, 541. 38

925. 60

33. 58 51.75

116. 76

410. 76

985. 80

62. 79

Name.

WORK—cont'd. W. J. White

S. Martin John T. Heck

C. E. Hall

J. K. Lamson

John r. Brewster . John W. Clark M. Piggott

J. N. Steed

P. E. King

Will A. Miller F.W. Foliett Win. Stake

O. H. Reed

Ro3a P. Weser

Etta Davissou

Bettie Schiller M. A. Proctor M. A. Silvers George W. Pocock- W. H. Moss Lucy Shannon Emma Hager John P. Eossell Pose Brigazzi Samuel Gamble

S. S. Pavne

Chas. B'. Walters... H. K. Collins E. M. Willard

Geo. A. R. McNeir.

C. B. Hough Wm.H. Bushnell .. H. L. Stimson Frank Valee

T. P.Elliott

J. T. Kavanagh

D. C.Leahy

J. L. Alverson

E. D.King

Arthur F. Maher .

A. B. Proctoi M. Q. Jackson

Jno. A. Behi le C. M. W. Earle

Chas. L. Blauton . .

J. C. Spencer W. R. Baum

H. D. Lowd

L. B. Cooley H. J. Gavlor Edward"Y. Fisher.

Alex. T. Borland... Daniel Dougherty . P.S. Sprightley....

C. E.Meachani M. Hunt Wm. O. Engler . . .

Geo. Griffith Chas. A. Williams . Geo. Siggers Mary Keicher MoUie Seidell

C. C. Gibbons

C. A. Hopkins

Bettie Pumphrey..

Emma Mollere Kate C. Kersey M. E. Fendrich Mary T. Hodgkin..

H. C. Bayley Jnmes Q. Dutrow .

Chas. Koifer

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

919i 017

301

500

143 290i

350

185 llOi 245

055^ 448

353^ 236

277i 390

782i 170

260

147 345

440 249i 0C3i 246

993 717i

247

640 504

, 144 264

,324 597

52

740 264

,385

,260 514J 216

46 936

906 65H

595

310 494

327*

490" 581

243

564

424 620

670 404

323

158 304

805*

568"

707i 524

092^ 225*

523' 226

006

943

601

301

313
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 101

No. 29.

Sfafemetil slwiting the numher of persons employed in the pnhlic printing and bind- ing {including Congressional Record) during The fiscal year, etc. —Coiitiuaed.

Xame.

Time

employed. Hours.

TIME WORK—cont'd. Wm.M. Belt Edw. J. Fallon A. A. Allison

J. L. Dowling John P. Bovdon

J. B. Outlaw

Eosie B.Walsh

Pliny E.Luaby

Catherine &. Powers . Albert K. Mundheim.

J. W. Eowan

A. M. LeMerle

E. B. Smythe

G. T. Gosorn VTm. F. Watson Marv B. Roberts

F. J.'Ward

E. H. Burch

Ed. Pa:^ne

C. W. Graff

Z. T. Jenkins EUa McGraw

liosa Blush Mary C. Steele

U". H. Shipman

Florence Roberts Agnos M. Arnold Mary A. Law

Mamie T. Havden

Geo. A. Whitford

Chas. E.Taylor

Fannie R. Smith

Ign's M. Knott

Rosie H. Stoll Thomas Childs Kate H. Montfredy . .

G. A. Lyon

John Matthews

Samuel Koockogey. .

E. G. Proctor

S. S. Barrett

L. Piggott

L. Gaiighran

Chas. Heffernan A. D. Stidham

-Annie Callahan

S. W. Lewis

Geo. S. Britt W. A. Ball

P. P. Orth W. F. Councell H. Lytle A. E. Grinnell Thos. E. Norris

F. A. SuJliTan : Isabel C. Rockwood .

Lucy V. Ruby

R. J. Wilson

SaUie L. Hawken

Sarah A. Connell W.F. Kenyon

Upton S. Howser

Elise Burgy I Wm. J. Harris Jerry A.Lee I Fannie Lavine

R. E. Edmondson

L. W. Koon I J. W. Leech ; Theo. Ray I Remv Lefranc I Wm.H. McFadden ....\ Chas. E. Young j W.C.Lambert

2, 534

432

68 1,375

788

2, 000^

1, 91 3i

1, 987"

1, 773

2, 438

2,0.36J;

1, 792' 188 1,619 1,31U

353"

1, 997

52 1,519

152i

1, 532" 2,128

239*

1, 767' 1,172

1, 257

1, 132 977*

998^

2, 504 391

423 2,360 484

216

2, 327 2,504

2, 291

2, 283i

2, 353^

312

2, 453

2, 472^

2, 464

2, 2811

2, 410

2. 4901

2, 5031 4781

4901

503|

5181

240 104 2,43H

7731 823

2. 035

614

624 637

2, 752

317J 1,848

2, 7041

192

88

1, 469J

1, 084 l,576i

1. 1061

2, 1611

2, 266 2,242J

Days,

31

Amount

received.

$1,115.65

172. 80

27. 20

316. 25

197. 00

500. 12 440.10

496. 75

407. 79

1, 187. 82

878. 84

716. 80

75. 20

647. 60

327. 87

80. 50

864. 32

20. 80

607. 60 61.00

612. 80 446.88

50. 29

371. 07

468. 80

289. 11

237. 72

391. 00

399. 40

1, 176. 80

156. 40

97. 29 944.00

111. 32

86. 40

581.75

1, 001. 60

916. 40 913.00

588. 37

124. 80 613.25

568. 67

985. 60

912. 60 500.90

996. 20

1, 001.40

191.40

196. 20 201.40

207. 40

96. 00 41.60

455. 87

145. 02 189.29

818. 00 141.22

249. 60

254. 80 696.44

66. 67

742. 80

1, 121. 80 44.16

35. 20

587. 80

433. 60

630. 60

586. 43

1, 145. 57

1. 200. 94

897. 00

Isame.

TIME -WORK—cont'd. Camilo Padilla M. R. Woodward

C.K. Weller

C. W. Millet Chas. H.McAuliffe .... G. Warnke, jr

3Sr. M. Light

D. L. Sandoe

Philip Ifachman W. H. Sweeney W. L. Pierce .

". S. F. McBride Edward W. Searfoss...

F. H. Melick

Lit Terrv C C. Brodie

d ohn Buckman

H. C. Saunders Timothy O'Sxillivan

J. C. Wilson

J. G. McGrath

Geo. McCutcheon

J. Polk

J. Latham Shober W. F.P.White

J. R. Hinchcliffe Fred. W. Gardner

Chas. W. Irev

G. W.Shaffer

George X. Coe

Daniel Miller CM. Bender Frank H. Hambright .. Richard X. Mattox

Geo. M. Godfrey

E. X. Bunker

A.Craig

Walter Gillrup

L. Johnson W. M. Hamilton W. A. Lavelette Augustus L. Roberts .. W. F.BunneU

l^aniel I. Hahn

Daniel N.Prosser

C. G. Probert Alexander J. Watson .. Bertt H. Brockway Edwin C. Jones James F. Kirkpatrick . Geo. W. Wetmore

J. V. Verity

Geo. J. McQuaid

P. J. Power

Arthur Hamilton

Chas. S. Bastian E.J.Hall

Carrie A. Bartlett E.J.Essex Edward Eeyler George Henning

Alice Burns Wm. R. Adams

R. W. Wade

T. G.Ingram

John OT.eilly H. A. Scheuerman

C.C. Covert W. H. Xalley Fred E. Weber

J. E. Johnson

Alice M. Rocheford . .

M. Kinsella Ida P. Belcher

Time

employed. Hours. Days

1, 6131

2, 533'

2, 481i

2,422

1, 6641

1, 6011

2, 246

1, 570^

2, 400

2, 7711

1, 511'

1, 634 1,309

2, 344i

1, 771

1, 843

2, 342*

1, 094'

2, 446*

2, 240*

2,183'

1, 486i

2, 195

1, 551

2, 3401

528 918*

900" 915*

887* 9621

829

661i

968^ 688

851

822 964|

909 733^

2, 465 2,1711

367|

709 575^

598

520

611 572 417^

618 419

495 384

418

2, 479

378 725

624

576 531^

542^ 584

511 5111

240 416

415 311^

314^

248

247

Amount

received.

$734. 95 1,514.64

1, 1C7.44

968. 80

665. 80

640. 60

938. 20

740. 23

960. 00

1,108. 60

614. 37

653. 60

523. 60

937. 80

708. 40

737. 20

585. 60

273. 49

978. 60

896. 20

873. 20

594. 60

878. 00

620. 60

930. 20

211. 20

3b7. 40

360. 00

366. 20

355. 00 385.00

331.60

264. 60

387. 40

275. 20 340.40

328. 80

385. 80

363. 60

293. 40

1, 259. 38

1, 150. 89

147. 00

132. 93 230.20

239. 20

208. 00

244. 40

228. 80

107. 00

247. 20

167. 60

198. 00

153. 60 1C7.20

911. 60

151. 20

166. 75

143. 52

230. 40

212. 60

135. 62

146. 00 204.40

127. 87

96. 00

166. 40

166. 00

124. 60

154. 40 90.49

78.62

57. 04 56.81
102 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29

Sfaicment sliotchig the niimhcr of persons empJoijid in llif puhJic prlnHnf/ and hind- ing {inclndinfj Congressional Ilecord) dnring Ihe jisval near, etc.—Continued.

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. FloreDce E. Senner Edwin Walmsley

Sallie E. Michael

Mollie E. Farnsworth.

Carrie V. Sewall H. S. WeV and H. T. Schildratb Daniel O Counell A.R. Waite W. H. Livermore

K. H. Kirk

P.J. Sheahan

Eobt. M. Smith

Emilio Millancey

T, S. Slentz

C. B. McCann..

Wra. C. Stocks

J. C. Shinnen W. W. Williams Guy W. McCord

A. Gr. Naylor James H. Ross Wm. M. Davis

Chas. Jordon W. L. Schmalhoflf W. R. Johns, jr A. W.Bentz W. A. Mitchell W. W. Matthews

A. L. Stipe Frank D. Roffers

J. L. Thompson

Geo. Luskey W. Kotenbnry M. H. Core

Felix Letts Mary J. Phillips Carrie Hilburn

Chas. F. Wilson

A. J. Morton

A. L. Tilffhman Mary C. Mauninj;

Georgie V. McGill Emily Davies F.Baker Wm. A. Hewlett Margaret McNally . .

Geo. Iv. Price ". James L. Purcell

Jno. E. Knight

Martin Miller Gale Sherman

Bessie Rowlson ..... Horace C. Dowling

J. A. Hamilton W. J. Simmons

R. C. Lappin

Geo. E. Patten

J. B. Ver Nooy

John W. Jone.s John F. Gates David Hickey

Wm. Dawson

John Miner

C. M. Morrison W. C. Martin John Dice .'. .

Louis Alexander R.H. Jolly

Benj. J. Davis John A. Davis

D. E. Ritchie

J. W. Powell

Time

employed.

Honrs. Days

2, 708

2, 374i

24- 24

1, 582 774i

1, 560l

1, 555

2, 789i

2, 268

1, 'J5^

1,571

1, 602*

1, 601

1, 507 1,427

1, 751

1,021

1, 207^-

1, 322

2, 216

161

1, 515*

2, 305

1, 599 1,483

2, 3131

979" 1,418

977*

1, 106"

1, 372

1, 2651

1, 56-4

1, 639A

1, 539

2, 389*

1, 738i

1, 471

'

2, 238i

1,443|

1, 565

1, 450*

1,541*

1, 922

1,671 928 L411*

1, 2911 1,425'

1, 353 1,214^ 756

1,057 464

2, 840*

192'

1, 878

2. 467

2, 505

2, 589

1, 814*

3, 002

16

2, 102

245

2, 235

2. 070

313

Amount

received.

$16. 56

1, 337. 45

597. 68

5. 52

5. 52

782. 23

309. 80 624.20

622. 00

1, 278. 47

907. 20

366. 25

628. 40 641.00

721. 83

602. 80 571.00

700. 40

408. 40 483.00

528. 80

1, 062. 05

64. 40

376. 61

1, 221.54

804. 67

598. 60

1, 071. 02 391.60

323.40

725. 66 391.00

276. 50

343. 00 291.06

625. 00

409. 87

353. 97

745. 13 388.72

367. 24

477. 26

332. 00

386. 63

333. 61

616. 16

472. 26

417. 75

338. 75

564. 60

516. 60

570. 00

311. 30

485. 80

173. 88

1, 643. 25

528. 50

1, 397. 07

185. 60

852. 15

57. 60

562. 40

616. 75

626. 25

647. 25

544. 35

750. 50 4.00

533. 00

61. 25

770. 66

742. 12

1, 161. 99

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. P. Sinclair W. H. Carson

J. C. Hunter Noah Dillard Joseph Pluraer Joseph Comer

Daniel Morris W.H.Nelson

John A. Gleeson James Lee

Daniel Keys

J. H. Snapp James H. Roberts

J. W. McMahon

Robt, Hunter

Charles E. Clark Frank Rowe

Jaa. A. Lee

William Madden

M. C. Mulvihill A. B. O'Meara W. Frisby Anderson. John Better Sam.E. Sinkfield .... W. H.Bowman

Jas. McKenn?.. Wm. A. Reinherg

J. S.Kelly

Thos. Conway

Lewis Jackson Wm. Moody

Win. Bush . John Fitzgerald Wm. Corbin W. C. Long

George Vogt

Grant Saxton

Pierce Britt Geo. L. Peoples

J. B. Matthews

Joseph Salt Martin McNamara .

John H. Hargett John McComb

W. C. McLeod

John Ryan

Walter Bradshaw

Patrick Bowie

Benj. Davison

T. Spriggs

R. D. Goodman

Willard Hobble Simon Booker W. L. Hinds W. P.Bullock Wm. Crawford

A. M. Dewey

T. E. Shields R. H.Betta Hiram Kibby

A. A. Buudy

M. A. Davis

J. O. Havens

J. H. B. Smallwood... Thomas Brown

John C.Wright

Elli.s Hughes

Robert E. Gayle John N. Dorster

Jos. McCuUum

B. W. Fair Martin Mahoney

Hazard Wheeler

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

1, 664

1,603

1, 128

1, 021

150 322 176

152

120

890

1, 185

200

1, 880 £^518

784

2, 504*

112

72

128

1, 642^ 2,356

2, 274^ 2,426

2,356

1, 408 1,258

2, 244

2, 186

1, 069

1, 844

432 560 1,016

813

704 542

520 512

8 409

859

2, 267

212

502

566

2, 508

2, 788*

2, 328

1, 359

2, 509

1, 098 1.829

2, 550

2, 617*

1, 962.1

2, 866^

2, 707^

2, 141

2, 630

2, 238

2, 245

2, 749 34349*

24"

2, 065

371 371

371

13

172

296

292i 1S9
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 103

No. 29.Statement slwn-ing the ninnlx r of pemou'^ emplojied in the pnhllc pvin ling and hiiid- ing (inclnding Congressional Eeeord) during llie fiscal year., cte. —Coutinuecl.

Name.

TIME WOEK—cont'd. F. M. Bumpns

Isaac Hatton John J. ilcCollan

J. L. McCloslsey

P. McXamara

Moses Foskey

Ed. McCallnm Henry Tr;iine Garland H. White Thomas Lewis

ThomavS Peter James Carroll X. A. C.dbert Patrick J . Rogers

C. H. Kasson

F. D Casey Wni. H. Chew W. P. Bell Fred. Southwell

E. W. Oyster Johns. Mills

J. S. Zeioler S.H.Bell John K. Bradley W.A.Dodse

A. P. Marston

C. X. Martin John G. Anderson

Cbas. A. Morscan A. Pv. Piatt

J. A . Scott

F. B. Wallace J.P.Morsg

Geo. J. Schley

Chas. W.Baker

S. X. Beneiman

BjTon A. Ford

E. L. Scott G. W^. Graham Wm. E.T. Greeulield .. M. W. Barr

E. B. Chambers

F. W. Carlisle

J. J. DaTies

J. W. Garrett W.A.Linton

J. W. Metzung

H. T. B. Moy

J. V. R Towers

flobt. H. White Wm. L. White

Geo. B. Atkinson Wm. H. Boseley Wm. E. Coleman W. A. DeGroot

J. A. Gibbs

J. S. Gourlay H. B. Grieg

C. L.Gririin

C. H.Hay

Simeon Johnston

D. G.Miller W. T. Priddy Emmett B. Enssell H. C. Shearer A. Stiarwalt.jr

F. P. Wilkins H. L. Work

L. K. Zook W.E. Post Kayniond F. Crist Geo. Dunnington W. fl.Pickleheimer

Time

employed. Hours. iDays.

2, 678^

1, (jU8 56 I 29

I 155 I 2, 489-1^

tiS I

2,115 i 2,400 I 2, UTi

371 ""6G6

1. 1;:{7 , 2.3J9 i

1,17LV

313

183

115

27

2,318

2, iilh ...

2, 420"j...

2, 442i ... 2,055 t...

31!l?r'...

1, 807

2. 279^;

2,5.55 ; 2, 506ij

(!00

2, 311

504

2, 4,53

2, 517

V 342*,.

39541

1, 484i; 2,408 . t)66| . 401 . eo7*'

2, 2G6

2. 319

2, 52 L 2, 436^ 353 I . .

2,796 i...

2, 104|! . .

2,112 ... 634 I... 2,404* .:. 2, 493i

2, 362

610

2, 393^

2, 030

2, 4.56 7141

1, 869

2521

2, 449§

2,460

2,348

72

2, 208

2, 315

2, 5GU

2, 5641

2, 443

Amount

receiyed. Nanae.

$674. 54

401. 99 31.50

16.31

87. 19

622. 36

38. 22

7. 40

36. 87

9.39. 00

528. 75

600. 00

529. 37

69. 50

564. 00

166. 50

409. 25

582. 25

402. 50

155. 25

622. 75

1, 188. 79

1, 228. 54

Time

employed. Hour;

1, 287. 17

1, 282. 60

1, 294. 51

1, 0S9. 15

169. 33

1, 218. 42

9.57. 70

1, 208. 12

1, 354. 15

1, 328. 43

318. 00

1, 155. 00

252. 00

1, 226. 50

1, 258. 50

1, 054. 12

177. 97

593. 80

1. 249. 99

266. 60

160. 40

243. 00

906. 40

927. 60

1, 008. 40

974. 60

141. 20

1, 435. 96

865. 80

844. 80

2.^3. 60

961. 80

997. 40

944. 80

256. 00

971. 37

812. 00

982. 40

285. 80

747. 60

101. 00

979. 80

984. 00

939. 20

28. 80

663. 20

926. 00

596. 65

641. 11

610. 75

! TIME WORK—cont'd.

j C. H. McDonald

i E.T. Barrett

I Jos. C. Kauffman

! Jas. Austin

' Jos, A. Madden

i G. W. Newell

' Thomas M. Brower ... L. G. Jelfers .

Jfis. E. Frost Theo. Hodes John Pl. Morrison

J. L. Sinn

' S. K. Young

J.E.McBride

R. C. Wilson

; A.McNelly

' Thos. Collins

' Henry Knowles

Geo. S. Kauffman

R. H. Campbell

Alex. McDonald i

; L. H. Jullien

: T. F. Heriing

• A. J. Hall

i T. M. Sullivan |

, W. A. Tiulor i

! J. T. Lewis

j Geo. R. Brandon

H. T. Brooke

1 C. M Cyphers |

I E. H. Thomas I

i E. Toner

! W^ J. Galbraith Katie Maeee

i J. W. Haslett |

! Florence M. Harris |

i Ellen F. Sydnor... j

I Ann E. Gross '

I V. M. Roy i

; Zulie Thompson | Maggie McDonald ) Geo. K. White

j Annie Hurley I Mabel E. Morrill ! Maggie E. Swan Emma E. Miller John B. Smithers Fred W. Hodges

Rosalie Jones

Benj. Pyne

Mary C. Durham

Alex. R. Bane

George B. Yan Heuren

Jas. Breen

Chas. A. Krause

J. S. Smith

F. P. Lewis

David Shaw

J. H. Bassett

E. Fiuley Kitson

Alfred Davis

J. T. Roberts X. W. Jackson

A. P. Beatty

J. R. Smeltzer

C. A. Bartlett Edwin Y. Frey

J. D. Simmons

H. D. Jarrard

Jno. W. Michael

Ellsworth Law

John E. Doherty

Will P. Roach

Days.

2, 487*

2, 321*

2, 3i'2*

2, 268" 457

1, 436

1, 069

375§

257

2, 396

2, 067

7s5

198i

2, 171*

1. 526

2, 239

2, 625

2, 332

137*1 204"|

8 1 l,899i!

';g* 34*

1, 844*;

1, 8.54"i

2, 085.'; 1, 757

2, 162*

2, 064

99*

46' 1,429

1, 252 1,337*

1, 280

1, 712*

1, 410J; 1,377

1, 239* 1,17HI

24 I 1, 236 1 1,181^

140

l,0-t7i

1, 135" 1,033

8231-

2, 295

651* 148"

2. 345

1,912

8

1, 161 368

2.01

1, 126

1, 264 1,218 1,144

1,445

1, 29(1*

1, 179^

1, 184i

1, 040i

1, 140i

1, 217i

1, 137 6851

1, 094J
104 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement sliowinf) tlw numlcv of persons employedin the piiMic printing and bind- ing (including Congressional liecord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. Wilson M. Barber... Edgar Holzer Wm. M. Leavitt

J. H. Mowbray

G. P. Sloan Henry C. Shook

E. D." Sraoot

J. S. Green Frank Ayers

J. M. Craig John E.. Boss

I. Simmoncs

K. T. Fahey

Fred Wilson

C. A. Moran Mary Cunningham .

Ella Steele Bettie E. Grady

Frank Scott Geo. W. Howlaivd James J". Ley

Bobt. H. Marcellus. .

E. A. Vose

Victoria Sweeny

S. C. Cusbing . Edmund Shaw

Katie Sage Anna Boiingstark

E. Shaw

Maria L. Marble

H. A.Harding

Chas. T. Hencller Thos. W. Clark W. W. Ludlow Wm. F. Bloor

Charles B. Mellon

G. Coakley

C. N. Travis

J. E. McCoach

Thos. L. Koontz

Innocentia McGill . .

Eonie Elms

M. D. Hamilton

Geo. H.Kerr

Frank M. Eichardson Harvey J. Southwick

Ge«. C. Ellison H. D. Beach W. Marden King Howard Ferguson . .

J. Willie Butcher....

E. M. Karrott A. J. Hall W. H. Francis

Jos. W. Palmer

Ben. J. Shannon M. F. Barrett John D. Ligon W. K. Martin Omar Wilson CD. Frost W. H. Overocker E.C.Grumley

E.F. Baldwin Frank E. Buley H. B. Goodrell

S. I^IL. Eobinson

D. L. Murray , T. K. Davis John W. Maxwell

E. H. Parlin Wm.Post , C. Brelsford Adelaide Brooks. ....

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

1, 263

1, 201

1, 238i

93.5

1, 197-1

1. 072'

1, 976i

1, 293

1, 027^ 600 2,422

1, 640

2, 350

2, 502 772

1, OOO P39 2,]8i

2, 504

128

2, 504

2, 298

2, 400

2, 008

600

1, 544

2, 3761

845

152

2, 581

2, 596

2, 505

2, 322i

2, 357"

2, 348

1, 9581

2, 414"

2, 471^

2, 484

1, 872

1, 456 608

570

678

761 730i

2, 494" 705|

192

1, 0031

23

16 2,516

1, 320

95

5136i 1971

1, 380

1, 025^ 481^

247i

391

16

1, 605 1,339

83^

2, 751

2, 269

1, 979

313

313

Amount

received.

$505. 20 504.40

495. 40

434. 30

479. 00

428. 80

791. GO

323. 23 411.00

1, 643. 25

240. 00

968. 80

656. 00

940. 00

900. 80

161. 12 210.00

175. 98

546. 00

1, 087. 20 51.20

1, 001. 60

528. 54

552. 00 461.84

150. 00 324.24

499. 06

338. 00 34.96

1, 643. 25

1, 307. 82

1, 064. 57

1, 102. 00

929. 00

942. 80

587. 00

783. 40

622. 25

988. 60 571.31

430. 55 582.40

243. 20

228. 00

359. 33

304. 40

292. 20

1, 121. 89

282. 35 36.00

420. 12

12. 19 8.48

1, 132. 35

816. 00 38.00

22. 95

14. 60

79. 00

512. 00

410. 20

255. 19

109. 80

15.80

6. 40

642. 00

535. 60 33.40

1, 422. 80

679. 20

558. 83

174. 50

2. 25

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. Mary Elliott Susie E. Johnson

Etta Leonard M. L. Learned Eeba Morris

S.J. McLeod

Dora Steele

S. D. Soper

Katie Snee Emma Sweeney

Ella Vandenburg M. Walsh

Liilie Ward

Annie O'Brien M. A. O'Neill D. P. Barrington Annie Ashe

Katie Polk

Nellie Cronin Agnes W. Adam

Wm. P. Eeese

F. Harleston Mary E. Buete

J. Hitchcos Maggie A. Duffy M. A. Evan

P. J. Eyan

Cassie A. Goodman

J. A. Dougherty' A. W. Eeynolds W. W. Crubaugh

S. W. Stevens Ida Dodge

James Donahue

Geo. T. Berkeley James H. Keys

E. A. Leonard James Nally

J as. Henri Cromwell . .

Daniel Murphy

Wm. T.KelJy

T. T. Burke

E.L. Wiune

Geo. Shurland W. P. Chroniger John M. Kemper

J. W.Jones

J. E. Jones Wm. J. Laing

C. F. Overacker Hugh Hayes Edward G. Hulse John E. Eankin

L. Hudson W. H. Minehart James W.Mathers

A. Cauldwell

Calvin G. Dennis Edwin L. Howes

H. C. Mcintosh

B. C. Wright

John F. Connolly William G. Clark

Will E. Burchfield

L. H. Patterson

J. S. Peavey Wm. H. Donoho

John E. Hays

Charles F. Billopp W. B. Tanner

E. G. Weaver Wm. Hardy

Elizabeth Hain

Julian A. Moore

Time

employed.

Hours. Days.

353 538

616 616 0271

.543 618

656

648

441

618

655 845

228

289

483 487

165 484

275

01 7| 264

111

3 117

84'4 143 5621

161 565

70 724

,345i

,280' ,894 101

,5578 mi

,796

, 2251

298

218

20 931 820

763 761i

426 584

2541

6651

200

373

064

56 3191

312^

294^

179

0.521 33 484

801 357

Amount

received.

351
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 105

No. 29,

Statement showing tlie num'ber of iiersons employedin the public jirint'ntr/ andluuliiig { including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. B. L. Chritzman W. J. McDonald

George H. Lee

B. L.'Hine Boss Hamilton

G. L. Milton , Theo. Holtz

Lizzie Many

M. A. Pester

E. D. McKenna . . .

M. W. Longfellow AVm. M. Bass

E. A. M. Lawson

H. K. Sherfy Cabel N. Huse

C. W. Schell W. Seward Bowley Wm.E. Hinkel

iS'. Harder L.M. Thayer

H. P. Daubert

A. L. Watson

Arthur J. Symonds . .

S.D. Ho wells John T. Leeds

B. H.Basteed

Clinton O. Price

Philip C. Brown

Abner Ustick

Chas. Kuoble

H. H. Stromberger De Witt C. Chadwick .

Geo. W. Cos

A. J. Boyer O.D.Hvler

Isaac C. Miller

B. W. Winters George I. Ford

C. E. Rudy

C.E, Fletcher

Ptobert I. Thomas

J.O'Connell Thoma;j Nestor Howard E. Sherman

Jas. H. Matile , W. IS". Brockwell

Charles Payne Smith

S. S. English

G. W.Hall , W. F. Walsmith

Ellis Dalrvmple

A. W. C.Nowlin

.Tohn E. Hogan

H. J. Bedfield B. C. Hardesty

J. V. Johnson Howard H. Dove

Harry B. Bristol Raymond Gerry David L. Barton James W. White

P. J. Bvrne

C. H. Welih

D. W. Landvoigt

H. C. Espey

J. A. B. Espey Edwin P. Flynn

P.C. Gillon Robert D. BeedeU....

G. Rosewag

A.G. Hiillett N.S.Havs

J. H. Graham

S. L. Grinnau

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

297

162 152

12S

119 2,464

56 120

1, 989

2, 368i 755|

1, 079 885^

1, 228

836

1, 0071

1,308"

1, 885 9411 1,413

967^ 1,162

843i 740

9261

2, 310i 598i

2, 3221

1, 384i 1,583'

1, 926^ 1,136

1, 387

1, 436

481

836

1, 401i

1, 3441 315|

2, 536i^ 1,181^

1, 200

169

2, 429

2, 174

242

40 1,952 1,034

895 1,728 469i

2, 536i 930J

Amount

received.

1, 828

2, 474

2, 383^^

2, 433" 2,369

2, 300 1,656

1, 982

2, 3891

2, 214"

2, 381^

2, 498

$74. 25

40. 50 38.00

32. 00

29. 75

616. 00 14.00

30. 00

457. 47

947. 40

302. 20

571. 87

354. 20

491. 20

334. 40

403. 00

523. 20

734. 00

376. 60

485. 20

887. 00

464. 80

447. 05

296. 00

370. 60

354. 40

359. 60

346. 40

1,029. 17

238. 05

934. 35

733. 78

708. 15

783. 32

508. 05

554. 80

574. 40

192. 40

337. 40 560.60

696. 97 125.35

1, 014. 60

472. 60

480. 00 67.60

972. 00

989. 74

166. 10

18. 00

780. 80

413. CO

395. 70

697. 75 187.80

1,015. 77

232. 62

138. 75

463. 76

1, 005. 20

2, 100. 00

1, 799. 75

88C. 45

1, 237. 00

1, 196. 75

1, 216. 50

1, 125. 15

1, 035. 00

828. 00

792. 80

955. 80

885. 60 952.60

$999. 20

Name

TIME WORK—cont'd. John Cole James J. Gilchrist . .

Charles F. Daly

Varden Bishop W. T. Johnston

T. F. Callahan Leroy J. Gaddis

William C. Upton.... Bernard White W. P. Slater Richard Murphy

H. R. Koon , Andrew Jaeger William Johnson

J. Fr. Buehler James Thompson W. H. Richardson

G. S. Britt

J. W. Gray

William G. Walde

John K. Bush , Adam Brandt

William Gaisberg

T. D. Cornwell Joseph Maddren Henry Morgan

Arthur H. Frisbee H. W. Hobbs

C. A. Eaiockey

Charles G. Bogier Richard Sweetman

George B. Bury

George O. Morris

J. F. Fuller Lewis F. Holden

D. C.Ringgold William B. Reilly Samuel A. V7akefield.. Clinton Groshon Fred F. Klebold

J. Lynch

A. A. Henry

J. W. Harrison

C. S. Murphy

John Gantley H. C. Williss Theo. Hardy

Augs Jacobs /

I W. H. Crenshaw

Horatio Is . Leslie

J. H. Ricketts John Morris Gustave Hartman

F.S. Metcalf

T. M. Trii>lett C.Thomas Elwood

H. C. Dobbs

H. L. Wells

T. J. Hardester Frank Morrison

R. P. Riddick

B. W. Morns

E. M. Webster

John Harris John F. Galvin

R. H. Rathvon

Charles J. Brady. — Harry Bier James J. Burke ..... Andrew IST. Miller. .

John Grifiin David B. Powers

E. C. Woodward

Robert A. Gonnell —

Time

employed.

Hoars. Days

2,410

0011

2, 2541

2, 369*

2, 364"

2, 5101

2, 273 524

2, 332

2, 364

2, 3851

2, 300

2, 4961

2, 2081

2, 493i

1, 1421

2, 504

.415* 229

2, 223:

2, 428

2, 2961

2, 503"

2, 2961-

2, 495"

2, 4671

2, 20^^

2, 240

2, 297

2, 478

2, 500^

2, 378 2,311

2, 4851

2, 3291

2, 203"

2, 2761

2, 442

2, 310

2, 333*

396"

2, 348

2, 272 2,372

2, 226i

2, 2381

2, 204"

2, 503

2, 480^

1, 426

2, 4761

2, 318 2,455

2, 450.i 3061

325i| 4061

4191 519 465

697

2, 321

2, 3271

2, 4114

2, 3811

766-1

!, 388

',, 114

I, 376

I, 2981

1, 347

596 720

2. 393

Amount

received.

$964. 00

240. 60 901.80

947. 80

945. 60

L, 004. 20
106 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Sloicnioit showwg ihe uumhcr of persons employed in llie pnhVi'- print i ikj aniJMndiny {incUidiiKj Congressional Record) during ilie fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name>

TIME WORK—cont'd.

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

J. W. Gibson

C. Franz

William McLane

S. T. Crawford W.E. Wriaht W. H. Nailey James E. Builock

C. Deering

J, L. Ratcliflfe John Flynn

William Hays M. B. Gordon

Charles P. P. Wroe ... Charles W. Wells Frank Siebert, Louis Boo James B. O'Neill John P. D.Caton

D, P. Leech

Ed^vard Fubrinan Wm. M. Glover

J. Meehan

John J. Byrnes ....... JohnDohertv

Charles A. Williss John Short James Fogerty John Levey , James T. Blakeney

C.F.Frederick

Francis Ryder . T. J. Kelly M. F. Casey

A7illiam Poplowsky . .

Henry Hoiby Dominick Fowler Joseph E. Bisbee

Charles S. West

C. P. Shettle

J. W. AVhitehead....... Charles E. Tretler

Auffustiis Kiibuer George W. Fisher John C. Hodges

Harry A. Lararaond Thomas O. May.. James A. Rutherford. . Arthur C. Delevigne . .

H. D. Keyser..... Peter Byrne John F. King

Joseph A. Handley .

James S. Dailey Charles H. Kramer

William Maloney James Savage..! John Adams

Arthur E. Baker

G. B. Harleston

J. S. Maddren

John M. Gantley George R. P.Britt

J. L. Nuber Frank Donn

Joseph E. Casey M. A. Dubois

R. G. Lowey W. S. Sheaff Edwin R. Waters

Robert H. Zimmerman.

William Marshall Le(mard Meyer

John A. Landvoigt James McManus |

2, 2411

2, 410

2, 123-1- 2, 453|

2, 444

1, 5111

1, 049

2, 403

2, 480

2, 303

1, 794

2, 428|

2,213

2, 413i2, 405

248

2, 2841

2, 4761

2, 463

2, 316

2, 390

2, 4511

1, 933

2, 293 2061

631

2, 232|,

2, 485

56 227

)02 481^ 134 3221

3861

365"

2, 438

2, 237^

63

2, 382

2,106

2, 263

2, 466

2, 3261;

1,475-^

2, 476

213-^ 214^ 2.418

2, 208

2, 336

1, 864

2, 298

2, 295^

2, 272i^ 167^

2, 397

2, 253i 2,311

1, 975-1 2,517i

2, 213

2, 294^

1, 887

2, 278

2, 387J

2, 478i

2, 304

2, 37S|

1, 636

1, 546

2, 220

2, 193 258^

Amount

received.

$896. 60

964. 00

849. 40 981.40

981. 60 604.60

419. 60

961. 20

992. 00

921. 20 717.60

971.40

885. 20

965. 40

1, 001. CO

99. 20

913. 80

990. 60

985. 20

926. 40

956. 00

980. 60

773. 20

917. 20 82.60

25. 40

893. 00

994. 00

22. 40

890. 80

1, 000. 80

992. 60

53. 60

929. 00

954. 60

906. 00

975. 20

895. 00

25. 20

953. 00

842. 40

905. 20

98(5. 40

C30. 60

590. 20

990. 40

85. 40

85. 80

- 967. 20

883. 20

934. 40

745. 60

919. 20

918. 20 909.00

67, 00

959. 00

914. 20

924. 40

790. 20

1, 007. 00

885. 20

917. 80

754. 80 911.20

955. 00

991. 40 921.60

951.40

654. 40

618. 40

888. 00

877. 20

103. 40

Name.

TIME WOEK—cont'd. W. H Moran

Edwin Pumphrey ... P.J.Sullivan

E. Agne

Andrew Melville Thomas Flint, jr Milton Phillips Frank L. Cornwell . .

George Wright

J. J. Hrunor

C. M.Knott

E. H. Roberts

J. B. Keleher

Alfred J. McGurk ... W. Breckinridge

L. P. Keech

J. J. McDonough

L. W. Denhara

Joseph T. Gillen John Muller Joseph A. Burns , James A. Stockman. .

Charles H. Walker. .

R. C. McLanahan

James A. Ryan

C. D. Goodman , George D. Burch

John L. Bentzler

J. H. Keenan, jr , James D. Connor

F. H. Chaffee Frank C. Lowey

Samuel N. Child s John Masterson

J. H. McCormick

William Chedal Henry J. Kehr

Patrick Sweeney

J.F.Glenn

Geo. G. Prior George Whittle Frank Michael H. R. Perry

William Dougherty. .

Z. W. Aldernaan James H. Clements . .

Jno. Connell

Edella Dean

Li. J. Burse

C. Crooks Annie M. Humes

E. M. Terger

E. D. Davis Mary Bi-shop M. E. Swet land

Lizzie Dewey

Maggie A. Broderick . Lena'BellefeuiDe ..... M. E. Calvo Sue Saunders

J. F. Warwick

Clara A. Love

Josephine E. Bennett . S. E. Twitchell

R. Bushee Mary M. Jenkins

Dollie Waller

J. M.Sullivan Maggie Devlin

Florence Smith Ruth E. Pomeroy

Katie Chase

Carrie Cowling

Maggie Bryerton

Time

employed.

Hours. Days,

,204

,9531

,804 304

,858

,117^- 4401

226|

503-1

.596' 2551

319A 213|

517 420

481

52.^.-1 504

925

41 9*

221

594 409

158^

487^ 624

1691-

699i- 255

837i 175

140 099*

581 505^ 487i

169 319

983 486 774^

730 630

462

112

006.

103-1- 844 469

424

224

736 019

421

157 16U

776

371-i 352 445

.500 254

373Ji- 1741 4101

256-i| 142'

264 I 419 j 218^1 231 I 797A:

044^; 201"!
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

> 107

No. 29. —Staionenf shoiviiKj ih<' niimhcr of pcrsoyis employed in the imhlic prmtiu(j and bindiiKj (including Conf/rcssional Bccord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

ISTame.

TIME WORK—COUt'd. Eliza A. Swan

Lizzie A. Russell Clara Mortimer

G. Gantt

S. E. Sisson Emma E. Macomlier

Virginia Cammack .

Lizzie L. BlackistoD .

Maggie A. Meelian . .

Lanra Chandler Eose Kleiber M. E.A.Boyd

E. J. Holohan

Hattie D. Baird M. A. Connell Margaret Mitchell... E. McCarthy M.C. AVilliams Anna V. Shaw

E. L.McLain

Fannie Plumer M.H. Atwell Annie Hopper

Louisa Adams

E. Kepner EmmaB. Furlong

H. Collison Laura E. Cramer. Marv P. Simmons

M. M. Powell

Lottie E. Jacobson . .

Maiy E. Barry Kate V. O'Conner

Sarah E. Hynes

Mary Gagh'an Annie Eeilly Florence J. ilarper. .

Christianna Frank .

M. E. Armstrong M. T. Everly Anna E. McColgan .

Margueret Chunn

Maggie Colbert .

Mary Shock M.E. Barker Agnes H. Eeid

L. A. Massie

F. Williams

F. F. Crupper

Jennie Burns

E. E. Johnston A. A.Colclesser Margaret Williams .

Annie E. Gross C.V. Atwell

S. E. Henning

Maggie Curtis MinaFordau Mary McGoldrack . .

M. A. Dodson M.E. Walmsley M. E. Flaherty

S. A. Chapman

EUie McCarthy

Nellie C.Connell Eachel Ellinger Emily T. Coke

G. E.Knowlea

Birdie Hall Lydia E. Bryan

Joanna O'Conner Dora E.Pox)kin3 Helen A. Myers

Mary A. Malono

Time

employed. Hours. Days,

501 J- 2, 226J;

2, 167-1

2, 448}t

2, 399|

264i2. 131"

2, 347 C41j 1,402

2, 265

1,876

2, 0641

927-i- 2, 232* 264

2, 233

1, 684 2,169

2, 271

1, 2841-

2, 2704

2, 304'

2, 352

2, 292| 2,354

2, 1051

2, 399" 363

2, 1041

2, 1051

1, 876" 530

2, 122 294

2, 332

.345

2, 039^

2, 435

2, 1691

2, 342^ 311i

481

1, 9974

2, 284

2, 195

2, 024 2,406

1,753 240

2, 340

2, 424

2, 055

571i

1, .561

2, 1611 923

2, 354

2, 261 936

2, 349i

2, 282-1

2, 495

2, 131

2, 333

1, 859

2, 206i2, 331

2, 038i

2, 326|

2, 298

2, 276i

2, 276

2, 209

Amount

received.

$125. 36

556. 61 541.85

612. 10

599. 85

66. 10

532. 75

588. 35

147. 52

322. 43

519. 95

431. 45

474. 81

213. 32

513. 47

60. 72

513. 58

387. 30

498. 86

522. 33

167. 02

522. 18

529. 91

574. 99

527. 24

551. 40

484. 24

585. 19

83. 49

484. 03

484. 26 431.48

121. 90

488. 04

67. 61

536. 36 79.31

469. 06

585. 98

533. 23

538. 77 7L 64

110. 62

594. 38

525. 30

504. 82

649. 18

553. 33

413. 19

55. 20

538. 18

557. 52

472. 62

131. 43

359. 01

497. 14

216. 13

572. 43

424. 88

175. 50

440. 48

427. 95

457. 80

399. 5i

437. 43

375. 70

413. 71

438. 28

382. 18

436, 17

430. 83

426. 81 426.71

414. 17

Name.

TIME WOKK—cont'd. E. W. Lee Wm, J. Hendricks E.A.Holl

Jno. E. Hammond

C.J. Webster...., John F. Ferguson

Michael Carroll

C. P. Dowden

Geo. M. Perkins

H. Hall John C. Marr

Geo. W. Duvall Thrvmas Songster

A.. Fitz Simons

C.C. Colne

E. B. Harford Wells C. Harrell James Maken

Joseph Calignon John Stoll William Kilfoil G. A.EUegood Wm.E. Harden. W. F. Clarkson Arthur Simmons Edward J. Gilday

F. C.Rudland James Clinton Wm.E. Lee John Shea , Patrick H. Markey

C. H. Koehler-...!

Geo. A. O'Donnell C.F.Hepburn

T. F. Pendel George G. Nalley

F. w: Selbach Harry Hvde

H. F. Ash ion A. J. Buehler

J. C.Motherhead Frank Bertossa Wm. H. Loomis

Alex. Morrison

Geo. T. Langhorn

David A. Thompson . .

Adelia Bowen

C. Skeen

K. Gotleib FlorenceE.Edmonston

K. B. Throckmorton . .

Kate O'Connor A.Dickens Mary S. Hardenburg. .

Minnie W. Brace Kate Cantine E. Finlen

Eliza J. McElfresb Kate Fox

Annie Eckart

Ella V. Evans OraE.Hubler M. J. Stanley Minnie Osborne ... May BarneLt Geo.L. Eeady

A. D. Coleman W. T. Kelly

Wm, T. Knowles

Geo. Douglas

Eobt. Leary

Thos. M. Farrell Curtis Clark. Jacob Eobinsou

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

2, 4621-

2, 073

283-1

2, 398

288

2, 327

2,457

2,461

2, 448-1

2, 3491

2, 389 1,423

2, 549

2, 2574

2, 503 1,954

2, 373 336

2, 374J

1, 573 305i

2, 1914 495

2, 085-i 1,320 456

1, 535J

1, 3731 1,204

1,566

1,218|

1, 955

122 1224

1, 2314 1,449 1,424

3232

25 128

2, 404

2, 298 2,106

504

2, 045

2, 4164

2, 189

2, 361

2, 3954

502

2324 122 293

1, 6074

1, 309 1,302

56

1, 2134 1,142

1, 644

1.258 ];i96

1,047

1,110

1, 2484

2, 4594

2, 461

2, 1864

2044 127

2, 166

1,9014

285
108 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Slalemeni sliowhu/ llie numhcrof persons employed in Hie puhlic printing andhindiny {^including Congressional Eecord) during ihcjiscal year, etc.—Coutinued.

Name.

TIME WORK —cont'd M.C.Enclser Herry T. Hoiick Ida S. McDaniel

Jno, Pridgeon , Dennis Buckley

Eobt. MfCollougli .

KM.Phipps

Geo. W.Engel

Wm. H.Kelly John A. Farrell Geo. D. Keyser

Jas.E. Duvall Wni. McLanahan

Geo. H. Maurer

Michael Hariis , Margaret Cochi'ane.

S. A. Kennedy

Katie A. Murphy

Virginia King

Mary E. Green , Eraucis B. Connor . .

Chaa. E. James W.W. Clark John T. Kearney — D. F. Fallon

E- T. Anderson

Wilson Harvey

Wm. Scott C.F.Hodge

Louisa H. Cochran . .

Katie E. Garrett Alida T.Putnam .... MaryE. Cornell

Effie V. Matthews . .

Silas E. McElroy . . .

Chas. Meier Geo.W.Kensil

Samuel Kichards — J. W. Creed M. J. Yerby John H. Patterson. .

Ernest 11. Austin Robert C. Gotta Wm. A. Poist Alfred Thomas

C. R. Sherwood

A. A. Smith

Jno. E. Knight

Jno. C. Brown

Jeremiah A. Connell. Bernard J. Smith G.W. Peacock

E. J. Hooper

C. Denham

A. H. Lloyd Laura Naeff W.Q.Lowd

Maggie L. Dodd

Florence Adam

Selby B. Wilson

Chas. F. Josetti Annie E. Robb

Kobt. A. McPherson. Edgar J. Arnold

Geo. B. Hedges

Philip H. Weber, jr.. Chas. McEuaney

Lou M. Pemberton .

John W. Freeman

E.J. Hooper Hannah Langley

J. C. Cobb

C. C Stewart

Fred. F. Bogia

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

1, 545

2. 33Gi

2, 440'

2, 201

1, 8271

2, 4541

2,021

2, 3231- 539"

2, 463

2, 190|

1. 504-1 153

1, 923

2, 462

73 150

1, 2361

983i

1, 305' 2,416

1, 709

2, 525

2, 342

2, 340

2, 224

2, 3681-

2, 369

2, 145

2, 2501

714

1, 8831 2,135 I 2, 3341

2, 918fi

2, 1831^

2, 3191'

1, 858 i 857^1

2, 30.5ii

2, 281

1, 633

2, 168 1,366

2,3111

1, 841

2, 2191

754"

2, 182 1,029

1,817

2, 084 144

1,674

166^ 2,134

1, 867

2, 145

1, 877

1, 565

2, 121

1, 990J

2, 157

1, 660

2, 137 1,796 2,137

2, 123

1, 583-^ 2,127

1,990 1,739

2, 266*

2, 090|

Amount

received.

$355.

934.

504. 880.

730. 981.

876. 601.

61. 769.

985.

19. 37. 309

245. 244.

604. 427.

888. 936.

932.

889. 947.

947. 217.

241.

164. 433.

457. 437.

729. 873.

927.

743. 217. 432.

912. 653.

807.

546.

1, 155.

913. 887.

301. 872. 411.

726.

520.

54. 680.

41. 532.

746. 530.

351. 626. 848.

457. 862.

664.

854.

718. 854.

530. 395.

515. 457.

695.

670. 836.

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd.

J. M. Weidman

Peter Swift Ada H. Barker

Geo. W. Orme

Annie L. Scott John W. Shotwell John F. Van Horn

Jennie Naylor M. V.Sutton

Effie Eichardson

J, A. Griffin C. W. Moore

E. W. Moore

E. H. Clagett Mary H. Fitzpatrick. .

Hattie Z. Horn

Jennie Goss

J. H. Garden

Lizzie J. Farley

F. Munson Mary E. Black

Lizzie Crowther

D. J. Cunningham

Missouri Goings

Mary E. Frazier George A. Erskine M. V. Worthington

Cheney Swain W. H. Le Cain John H. Hall

Isaiah Lancaster Jennie Dorsey

Ellen E. McDowell . . .

M. D. Leonard W. J. Butler Kudolph Beck

G. J.Kash

H. C. Fish

Alfred Pendleton Herbert Macnamee

E. L. Beatty George Butler G. F. White

H. W. McNeal

Jas. K. Bailey H. Weise

A. C. Deans.

Geo. W. Bilyeu

Josie W. Eobinson

H. E. Pei ry Mary J. Topham

Henry Francis

Hattie McMahon

C. E. Ecklotf Mary Lane

A. L. Wood

G. O. Barnes , W. L.Griggs

D. F. Anderson

J. Wilson Clark J.W. Beall Dennis Toomey

AV. W.Taylor

John J. Burns

Eichard C. Lohmeyer.. James O. Amos

E. S. Luby

John A. Flather Wm. L. Hettinger George Finch Wm. Gilliard Jane E. Minor

Florence Hoffman

Elizabeth Mangan

Time

employed.

Hours. Days,

2, 062i 1,815

1, 812| 2,013

2, 023 7001

1, 968i

1, 916| 1,750

1, 851-1

2, 052k

1, 852"

1, 152|

1, 997 1,966

1, 262

1, 992

1, 510i

1, 7671

2, 181

1, 8481

1,966'

1, 729

1, 8061

1, 740"

1, 4.541

1, 6251

1, 742

1, 764

1, 682

1,354

1, 7711

1, 696"

901

1, 6811

1, 7141

1, 397

1, 335

1, 7981

2, 409"

1, 714 1,667

2, 138

1, 665

1, 595

1, 3511

1, 718"

2, 233 1,739

2, 229

1, 607* 1151

2, 180| 388

550

1, 3951

1, 387" 1,2691

1, 3231

1, 099' 1,401

1,566 1,5311

1,466'

1, 2281

1, 465'

1, 531 259

1,203-1

1, 245'

1, 431

1, 'iQH

1, 169^

237

151f

Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 109

No. 29.

Statement sli Giving tlienwniber of persons emploijcd in the publicprinting and binding {including Congressional Record) during tlie fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name

TIME WORK—cont'd. M. L. Andrews - 1, 075 [ Hettie Eussell 1, 025 CM. Post 1,117 M.A.Nelson ' 1, Clara E.Carter 1,159 Olivia J. Bond .

Ellen Donaldson

Ettie S. Ellis.--- Ellen B. Qtiayle

"Virginia Koteubnr;

1, 172 1,042

1, 290*

1, 188' 47* Margaret Morris i 1, 340i K. Stevens Mary E. Terry Mary Mon ow . Ma<r2ie McNamara

Ann:e J. Tagart .. Jennie Ferguson. .

Kate O'Gorman

E. S.Mallery

J. K. Haidesty James Cavanaugli - Moses Smith, jr Llovd Sbarpa

Robt. P. Campbell . Edward Taylor

S. M. Coi-nell Annie Taylor

F. A. West

Chas. B. Amazeen.- John C. Woodell. .

TV. H. Collins John Larcomb

Thos. J. Lasier Jake Covert M. W. Mitchell . . .

Fred B. Williams .

W. A. Smith

P. M. Becker

A. H. Taylor Wra. Briggs

J. L. Barnett John Wetzler

Pachard M.Dooly..

Franklin Eogers. .

E. Cowan

E. A. Nichols

Ben. Grander W.J. Slater

J. W. Anderson

Ora A. Brady

A. W. Anderson . .

J. H. Butcher W. E. Wise

H. J. McGowan

Spencer A. Searle.

H. W. Youngs

James K. Magie . .

Clayton C.Mason..

G. W.Eibble

S. K. Cunningham

Glen C. Shepard

F. P. Vale , A. J. Kenney

C. A. Hofheins John T. Welch

Sadie Anderson

B. P. Entrikin . PIECE WORK.

Fi ancis M. Mcllvaine. James Q. Datrow

John E. Hogan

1, 2944

916"

1, 2284

1, 2054

1, 343"

1524

1, 148

1,107

1, 247i

1,272

1, 611|

2, 1364

1, 826" 1,348

1, 074

1, 299-1 1,928

1, 542

1, 215

2, 526

1,456

6 313 177

313 295

313

313 308

313

313 216

72

6330 313 108

292 301

313

305

120

313 313

313

280

281

313 282

12 250 225

234

2714

127 106

97

$248, 57

235. 75

256. 97

332. 69

266. 56

269. 56

239. 65

296. 80

273. 24

10. 92

308. 31

297. 73 210.68

275. 77

260. 13

309. 21

242. 04

264. 03 254.72

436. 62

397. 50

402. 86

534. 12

464. 30

337. 00

246. 99

298. 87

587. 95

616. 80

303. 75

38.40

2, 003. 20

1, 132. 80

1, 799. 75

1, 698. 25

1, 486. 75

1, 505. 00

1, 305. 92 1,565.00

1, 327. 12

864. 00 288.00

252. 00

1, 130. 40

1, 799. 75

345. 60

876. 00

1, 204. 00

1, 799. 75

1, 060. 00

845. 60

1, 095. 50 889.00

889. 00

798. 00

562. 00

1, 252. 00

1, 359. 00

48. 00

1, 000. 00

848. 80

935. 00

891. 00

56. 00

812. 80

339. 20

388. 00

$273. 22

400. 10 21.80

Time

employed. Name.

Hours. Days,

PIECE WORK—cont'd. W. A. Hendle

E. G.Noble

Clarence G, Adams . .

Preston B. Wright

Cha«. E. Slentz Geo. B.Colt

Phil. C. Brown

Frank M. Richardson. Frank M. Dexter

Chas. H. Ennis

Geo. H. Proctor John F. Moore

A. H. ifcKnight

F. E.Warren.

J.J. Clark...

Chas. W. Irey John C. Bree Harry S. Gunn

E. G. Morrison

C. W. Teasdale

F. B.Morris John T. Leeds

C. F. Overacker

Chas. H. Cassavant . .

A.H. Baker W. B. Tanner Geo.C.Ebv

F. E. Klonfer

H. Bartie J. H. W. Thrush

Charles Henry

Wm- M.Polk'

J. C. Gawler

R. W.Kerr, jr Geo. A. Webster Frank Lawder

11 M. Con nelly , W. A. Fulton Edward S. Moores

M. K. Huntsberry . . .

S. W. Taylor Alpheus ShoU W. K Miller Geo. A. Calvert Garl Link Frank Rosecrans Thomas Cahill

J. T. Harper

C. E. Smalley W. H.Sipes James E. Reese

I Frank R. Buley

I Loriis M. Kelty

1 Chas. E. Morton

! Wm. Laing

! E.E.Shott

S. L. Evans Edwin A. Paul

S. A. Breen Wm. C. flowlin John E. Webster . .

A. A. Martin

Chas. B. Fletcher ... G. J. Ward

D. J. Waters Howard Branson . .

Lincoln Kent

L. Heam Patterson H. A. Keefer John R. Sturgis G. M. McFarland . .

James J. Lackey

Wm. A. Meighan . .

John A. Behrle

Amount

received.
110 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29

Statement sliowing the number oflicrsons employed in thepublie printing and hind^

in(j {including Congressional Becord) during the fiscal year, etc, —Contimied.

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. "William Williaraa . .

Chas. R. Sheltou

E, F. Morrison

Taylor Wilson W.J. Bell T. M. Riig M, M. Longfellow . . .

John H. Cook

A.O. Silvey Alfred Thompson

Geo. L. Thompson . .

Harry T. Wilson W. R,. Ruggles

D. H. Smith Edward G. Hulse John C. Spencer

A. C. Kemether ...... Geo. H. Kerr

F. E. Garrison John F. McGinness..

B. F. Sauter

J. D. Coiner James Brennan

J. W. Whital

Chas. C. Thomi^son .

Howard Ferguson...

B. H. Pratt . . .

W.B. Campbell

J. W. Fite H. D. Pryor

R. L. S. Halpenny HannahB. Sperry

.Tessie F. Damble

Frank A. Baxter

C. M.Fleming

Geo. E. Clark James M. Wood

NoraJ. Gatewood

Fred L.Davis

Carrie L. Whitehead . Carl E. Grabill Charles H. Moore

Charles W, Study.--. P.J.McAuliffe

Geo. S. HcCurdy

J. E. Tebbetts

B. F. Constantino A. C. Yates

A. W. Bo wen Wm. S.McCurdy

Wm. M. Garrett A. L. Randall W. J. Bateman

J. T. Huggins John C.Ballou

Alice M.Dixon

R. T.Weber W.C.Smith

Edwin M.King

James N. Swaggerty

Nellie O'Brien Logan Williams Joe M. Louhart

L. C. Richards

J. E. Tibbits Geo. H. Ellis

J. F. O'Connor Thomas Fox W. M. Robertson

R.T. Taylor

C. H. Roeder

C. C. Casterline Anna Erb

Louisa Henry

Time

employed. Hours. Day

Amount

received.

$450. 00

547. 35

515. 10 80.40

Gi8.50

507. 75

68. 65

310. 65

401. 65

165. 90

2. 95

382. 05

496. 10

243. 65

189. 85

345. 75

568. 40

250. 15

271. 95

510. 30

390. 05

392. 60

260. 25

207. 50

944. 10

472. 10

933. 40

271. 75 41.00

249. 85

806. 45

465. 45

702. 15

614. 50

530. 60

491. 85

681. 80

392. 30

706. 40

417. 45

488. 75

440. 05

540. 20

421. 95

601. 70

258. 25

592. 40

348. 75

641. 45

538. 25

488. 45

540. 55

532. 85

489. 25

535. 55

399. 10

440. 15

323. 80

390. 75

249. 45

200. 70 37L 00

275. 70

272. 25

255. 45

204. 60

94. 90

14. 90

75. 80 29.00

142. 85

14. 25

59. 97

444. 55

Name.

PIECE AVORK—cont'd. MaudDubant

L. E. Windsor Mary E. Hill Annie Walters Amelia Moreno Mary A.Murray

Clara E. Hutton

Magfiie Murphy

Millie Parker. ! Nannie Daniel

L. A. Shepherd M.E.Dow

Mary Jo.yce Margaret Shields M. E. Eggletiton Hattie McVille

C. Durham .< Marian McGivern. .

M. Purcell Kate Dowden

Cheney Swain Mary Padian Mary A. Smith

Elizth. A. Bell A. C. Francis Ada Burr

Clara J. Robinson

Julia A. Wolff Georgianna Groshon.

Carrie E. Lewis Mary Mullen

Katie Flemmmg

Mary Chamberlin . .

Kate M. Price Rosie Sullivan Carrie B. McKnight

Minnie E.Burford

Josie Wright

M. E. Lonman

Mary F. Dove Donna Buchanan Mary Farrell

Sallie Macnichol

Ella McCullum

Sue E. Stevens Gertrude B. Stewart. Laura L. Grimes

S. K. Feltham Annie M. Cavauagh. Kate Decker .. Amelia Fisher Margaret Fern Mary A. Reai don

Carrie A. Booth Martha Stewart Mary A. Prather

Sara Collins Mary J. Richards

Alice Reicks Rebecca Orr Maggie Whaley

Gertrude M. Martin .

A. .J. Bowie

Sarah H. Stevens Martha Wilkins

S. Bailey

Millie J. Rockwell. .

Mathilde Guyol

M. M. Cole

E. G. Charles

Alice A. Brittain Belle Halliday M. A. Lenehan

Kate R. Smith

Time

employed.

Hours. Days
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

No. 29.— Statement showing the numher ofpersons employed in the puMic printing and bind- ing (including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

PIECE WOKK—cont'd.

Time

employed.

Hours, Days. Amonnt

received.

Katie A. Fall^ner — MarvE. Black M. J. Yerby

Ida Jones Ada H. Barker Annie E. Eobb

Rosa B.Walsh

Lizzie Conner Annie J. Tagart

Eliza Hushes Mary C. Langstoi! ... Mamie Jones - - Eliie Richardson. Annie M. McDonald. Mina M. Green Ann E. Gross

Ella F. Long

E. C. Mills Dora Love Emma T.Wilker-on. Mary Moriow

Kate Van Matre

Julia Barrett Annie L. Scott Jennie Feri^uson Missouri Goings

R. E. Denny

Janie I^Tavlor Mary F. Terry Hannah E. Lancley.. M. V. Sutton S.W. Folk

L. T. Morris

Lizzie Crowther

Edith Hurdle.

E. H. Clagett iYank H. Benthall .

J. H. Garden

Lizzie J. Farley Louise Covert George A. Erskine... M. Y. Worthington . Mar;y E. Frazier S.M.Cornell Rome Elms M. H.Core

Kate Kelly Mary Lane M i). Leonard

Ellen R. McDowell . .

A. J. Moi ton Came Hi1 burn A.L. Tilgbraan Ida C. Lusby

Belle Giiiord. Katie McCarteen

Annie Taylor

Georgie B. McGill

Katie Mauee

Mildred Tboruton

Miunie E. Martin Emily Davies

Elleni F. Sydnor

Sadie D.Ficklin Mary S. Dulin Mabel E. Mori ill . . .

Bessie A. Rowbsun . .

Mag^^ie Curtis Rose Walling

Mary E. Waish

S. D"Soper

C. B. Whitt M. A. Burgess

Alice V.Daly

$439.

33. 19. 498.

59. 35.

92. 496.

65.

452.

59. 507. 397.

92. 475.

492. 441.

321.

8. 490.

466.

23. 19.

70.

4.53. 27. 18.

4. 14. 440.

469.

23. 362.

8. 433.

1.

3. 2l!

20. 11. 43.

10.

44. 337.

311.

1.3.

3. 45.

45. 376.

38.3. 37«. 20

40.

59. 364.

348.

13. 28

189. 354.

62.

5. 323.

398. 404.

192.

24. 280. 06

Naiae. Time

employed.

Sours. Day;

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Jennie Fowler

J. Sibley Mary Hubbel

Ella House

IST. A. Godwin Mary Kraft

D. Lord

A. Columbus

Rose E. Dooley M. E. Hoover ". Rachel Richardson . .

W. A. Rowzee

Nellie Black

Elizabeth McCann

M. J. Griswold M. G. Lillie J.F. Rose H.M. Esbew Mary Marks

Annie Burrus

Belle Kearney

V. A. Jones Mary L. Lamar

Annie V. Hay

E. H. Stanton

Ella Goodsir . E. Young *.

M. V. Leckron

C. Fowler Annie Keating

S. J. Macleod " Marietta S. Brown Mary Pierre

J. L. Dowling

H. Harris Ida B. Cox Mary F. Rowe

Kate Cratty Mary A. Crellin Mary Mclnerney

Fannie Tilly May P. Hoffman

Fannie P. Snow

Edith A. Hicks

Jennie Selden

B. White

Carrie Schneiderwind

Bessie O'Connor M. Cammack

Florence Adam

Kate M. Dausch. Mary McCormick Mary Owens

Margaret Donohuo . .

Annie Alley

J. Barry Dora Steele Agnes Renehan

Maggie J. Collins , Katie O' Mealy

Mary A. Brannan , Nannie Colton Annie Russell Lucy Johnston Annie E. Riley

Elizabeth Hain , Ida McNerhany

Ida Dart- .. Sar ah Harrington

Susie Mvlan

Sarah Edmonds

Agnes McMahon

F. C. Swearingeu

E. Thomas
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.Statement showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and bind- ing {incl uding Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. E. Donnelly

Mary O'Connell Katie Kelly

S'allie Fanikner Maud McPlieraon . .

L. Hill Eunice W. Wright . Harriet A. Eugitt . .

M. Lasselle Annie S. McCarter . Mary Curran

Ella Mnlcare M. E. McLean

Laura V. Wright ... A. Hodge

Kate Savage

Katie Waller

Jennie Ferguson- ... O. K. Burwell

Nellie R. Adams — Mary E.Wright..-.

Carrie Schwartz Lucy Y. Ruby .

Maggie Leane M. A. Harper

Ida S. Crapster M. E. Wilson Emma F. Woodend .

Gr. Webster Maggie Morgan

J. E. Segerson A. Piggott

F. Pope

Pearle Peticolas E. Wells M. E. Murray , C. Lusby

A. Dutr'ow

Julia E. Plant N. Sheiry

E. J. Williams

Julia B. Tiifey Florence Gates

A. McDowell

Susie Reynolds

Emma Bumpus

C. A.Andrews

C. Maus

Ella B. Cook

Ella C. Wetherall -. Annie Waters Mary Wellner M. L. Learned M. T. O'Connor Annie E. Cross Josephine Campbell.

Ellen Farrell F. Baker

C. A. Earner

S. Moens Mildred Parker Amanda Klotz .

M. J. Smith A. Barretc Jennie La Porte

E. Casper EUa C.Hardy

Lydia Sheph<-rd Jennie Lynch

N. L. McCampboll . .

Mary J. Holohaii M. O'Leary

Nellie Cronin Mary T. Lynch

N. B'. Franklin

Time

employed.

Hours. Days Amount

received.

$475. 54 37.85

435. 3'J 391. 40

169. 82

450. 23 413.79

851. 32

254. 69

416. 85

38. 54

471. 55

382. 37

232. 71

428. 06

458. 96

364. 00 28.47

489. 54

400. 20

351. 59 358.49

321.11

364. 74

82. 74

328. 04

400. 48

667. 27

647. 42

312. 74

630. 24

588. 02

598. 77

595. 74

621. 95

6»10. 46

624. 53

600. 84

591. 24

37. 72

656. 01

45. 07

553. 57

78. 72 177.21

589. 95

285. 37

539. 62

547. 42

515. 42

640. 01

687. 73

292. 56

234. 96

598. 95

458. 92

566. 07

181. 97

661. 42

638. 38

303. 37

407. 68

571. 52

432. 84

610. 49

658.68

685. 26

479. 63

662. 73

656. 05

637. 46

700. 64

264. 45

620. 21

493. 87

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Mary Brick

J. a'. Doui

M. A. O'Neill. Nellie Brown

A. Rogers

D. P. Barrington . .

Jennie A. Carter. .. Katie Herbert

J. Connor

Hattie Richardson . Mary McGinnell - .

A. Boyce

Cassie A. Goodman Mamie Gowan

Effie Kaye

N. Diggs

Alice M. Coughloin M. T. Spalding Etta Leonard

Lottie B.Tvson

M. Walsh

Katie Carpenter . .

Mary Canty

Mary A. Mulquin .

Annie Ashe Mary E. Buete

Katie Polk

E. J. Richie Annie O'Brien Katie Walsh

Adelaide Brooks . .

C. Brelsford

J. Wilson M. M. Morrow

M. A. Ryan

J. Breslin

J. B. Forbes

Ida Dodge

Kate V. Smoot

Mattie G. Sellers Katie Snee

Nellie E.Fish

F. Chase

Ellen Handebeau ... E.M. Nash

E. W. Smith

L. L. Andrews , Bettie Baker Mary E. Lynch

Ella' F. Clements-... Winifred Cahill Mary Lindsay

Jennie Franklin

D. C.Toole

J. A. Downing

Jennie E. Manning . Emma Woolsey

B. F. Jeffries Jennie M. Murray

Ella Ahern May Hoover

Annie O'Hara

V. Henrick

Clara Erck Lena M. O'Leary . .

Paula De Vantier. .

A. V. Lee

Miriam Meals

Ida S. McDaniel .... Laura V. Etter

Ella Mitchell

Lillie E. Bull Lavina Jordan

Caroline Glick D. M. Pratt

Time

employed. Hours. Days.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 113

No. 29.Statement sJiowing the number of persons employed in the puMicprinting and bind- ing ( including Congressional Eecord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

PIECE WOKK—cont'd.

Lillie Ward

Belle J. MclBtyre

Gertrude Y. Withers . Ida Eabbitt Lucinda Luckett Maggie Wilson

Katie A. Garrett Kosa B. Ridgely

G. A. Jones Maggie K. Smith

J. Hitchcox M. A. Sears H. Schreiner Katie Moran

Georgie Carter Annie G. Laird

Carrie T. Shblton Annie L. Scott Mary Queen

Laura Naeff

J. A. Hamilton Martha E. Trenis M. E. Snype

Ella Bagley Annie Higgins Laura A . Moore

L. H. Johnson M. Ambrose Mary E. Ellsworth Mary M, Sprandel M. Clarkson M. Corbin , P. C. Pape

A. G. Fuller Emma L. Carrico A, M. Ackerman

Bell Gheen

A. Hutson

E. Marsh

M. V. Pemberton Mary C. Ford

Jessie E,. Walton Mary Anderson

Sarah E. Poulton K. R. Thomas

i». C. Brooke Annie Loring

Mary Eeapsomer Mary Nolan

Nellie S. Manly

L. Rogier ."^ Anna Buddington Hannah Jefi'ries Maggie Brosnan Addle Jullien Flora J. Jacobs Annie Havenner

Gertie Crofort Maggie Pemberton — Jennie Thompson

Lizzie Downie

A. S. Adams

Sarah E. J. Porter M. Markham

M. G. Coder , M. A. Koss

Ellen Knapp

Mary Darby

Sabina Davitt

Bessie Cole Maggie Dodd

Sadie Broderick Anna J. Bellew Hannah Coyle

MisHOuri G. Butler. .

Time

employed.

Hours, Days, Amount

received.

$173. 61

456. 52

332. 84

523. 75

345. 62

380. 67

2.20

451. 91

401. 14

664. 74

.372. 72

219. 60

25. 18

382. 07

246. 46

300. 75

466. 78

17. 14

15. 68

, 19. 78

108. 46

291. 13 321.81 21L 45

4.59. 97

308. 32

333. 25

321. 66

27.5. 19 312.86

312. 92

322. 34

282. 81

310. 67

299. 30

306. 02

264. 54

283. 91 331.23

225. 95 312.79

44. 58

184. 13 251.98

233. 47

300. 61

312. 44

654. 52

488. 42

440. 38

669. 10

351. 47

650. 68 484.93

354. 46

372. 34

442 98 331.29

285. 42

194. 59

304. 16

322. 31

283. 15

328. 45

262. 64

314. 39

312. 20

438. 10

430. 63

334. 66

14. 09

275. 56

317. 64

52. 61

289. 59

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. M. A. Orme

Agnes McGee

Missouri Goings

Susie E. Johnson M. Fleming M.C. Hood

Ella C. Lackey

Lizzie Miller." Fannie Lavine

Charlotte Spears Mamie Russell Julia Skelly

Ellie C. Glasgow

Letitia Smith

Jannette E. Wilson .

Sarah Johnson

S. E. Jackson Mary l,. Rous

J. Collins

L. D. Christmas

J. Culhane Mary E.Wilson

Rosalie Jones Mary A. Brown Mary B. Adamson . .

Fanuie Maxwell Mary F. Hodge

Maria B. Fletcher Mary M. Dickinson..

Julia Matthews Emma St. Clair Mamie Sheiry

Hoiiora Lynch

Hattie E\ Carrigan. .

Julia Callaha,u Minnie F. McGowan

J. A. Burr

C. E. Madden

Reba Morris Annie Leavy

Lizzie Schaefer Maggie O'Hare — Emma B Thompson

Mamie Kidd

Lillis M. Petty Mamie Gudgen

A. Sullivan

Nellie Holland Mary E. Roach

Lizzie Doyle

Belle Carter Maggie A. Duffy M: Reed

H. M. Lauxman MaryM. Kraft

E. A. Cotti Hattie McCabe

Effie M. Sansbury

Rose McClelland

Jennie Harrison Rebecca S. Eberle Agnes W.Adam

Josephine Elliot Isabel M. Long

Fannie Thompson . .

Marion Newcombe .

E. W. Marshall

Sadie Orr Mary Smith

Jennie E. Hewin

Louise Hopwood

Bessie E. Shreve

Sarah Dodge

Mattie Fitness Sue P. Shaw

Time

employed. Hours. Days,

S. Mis. 27-
114 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

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Statement showing the numher of persons emploi/cd in thepuhlic r>riniing and hind- ing {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —Coufciuiied.

ITame.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. H. L. Stiles M. r. Lone Mary C. Curtis M. V. HaH

J. A. Sl:ein M.E.Hayes

LoraE. Collar

Lillie Kendig

Mamie Walton Amanda Mills Kate Sweariugen

Mary A. Griffin.^ Alice K. Bowser*

Bessie H. Holland . .

Mary A. Burke

B. L. Chritzman ...... Mollie E. King

Kate O'Connor Kate K. Reid Mary McYille

Lida L. Smith HattieD. Baird

Lizzie Grant

E. A.Folck Maud McPherson

Nellie J. Paxon M. E. E-obinson Dora B. Sims

Ella Bytliewood Kate Ereeman

Jeannette Propst Eva Scothan

F. Harleston Masgie Colbert

E. C.'"Swearingen Rose L. Thompson. .

N. P. Harris Mattie G. Hall M. E. Calvo Addie Patterson M. A.Giilen Georgia E. Brabaker. M. A. Collier Julia Breiininger Libbie Marshall Laura Shelton

Lizzie E. Williamson Mary J. Gordon

Sallie L. Hawkins

Louisa T. Watrous .

Mabel Jay

Emma D. Garwood .

Estelle Miller Carrie A. Bartlett Alice Mooney M. Q. Adams

Alice M. Day

Katherine Lackland.

Jennie M. Hammill .

Edith Gale

Nellie L. Jacobs Agnes Roberts Mary E. Cooper

J. M. Conroy Leona Hutchinson..

Mellissa B. Ray

A. Benckert

Carrie E. Limbach. .

Edna G. Allan Katie Halsey Kate A. Tompkins. .

Lucy Chadwell Rebecca Sparks

Susie Mylan

^jMiie Green

Time

employed. Hours. Days Amount

received.

$153. 94 391.31

62. 18

117. 31 143.21

208. 32

103. 85

173. 78

101. 58

2. 96

206. 05

205. 97

194. 43

35. 02

217. 70

158. 24

237. 15 201.53

194. 04

204. 57

159. 61

202. 41

206. 55

255. 45

34. 90

192. 46

269. 46

119.35

142. 91

165. 72

153. 18 6.09

9. 82

206. 36

191. 38

204. 82

160. 61

139. 86

176. 89

79. 54

258. 43

199. 33

149. 25

158. 59 97.88

124. 94

184, 65 11.97

20. 11

114. 75

157. 03 10L64

169. 86 IL 53

183. 95 47.69

149. 32

8. 94

115. 64 142.38

139. 47

67.91

113. 43

94. 03 80.33

119. 92 140.31

162. 85

85. 26

84. 24

67. 22

60. 25

117. 82

55. 03

69. 21

Name.

PIECE WOKK—cont'd. Minnie Herbst. Fannie Green.

S. J. May

Bessie M. Green M.V.Lee

Mary Martin Maria L. Marble .

L. A. Hoke

Nannie Fleming

Mary Thomas

Aggie McCann

Mamie Lawlor Emma Frush

Fannie E. Carter Fannie Turton Lulu Ransdell M. F. Pomeroy

Emily Baker Hannah Greenwood .

Ella A. Westgate,

B. C.DuPre

O. J. Ricketts Wm. C. Waters

H. Harrald

G. D.Ellis. George Berry

Thos. O'Connell W. B.Coston

Chas. M. Warren

T. J. Sheridan Frank Rvnex Hugh P. Griffin

J. D. Adams

Edward S. Taft Wm. F. Dorsey

H. O'Donnell Otho Doughty

John Baltzell

J. L. Rodier Samuel T. Esmay

Walter T. Roche

Charles Banes

Ed. R. French

G. W. Boynton

E. B. Russell

J. A. Gallaher Frank A. Schwing

J.H.Zell : D. G. Myers

J. A. Turner W. J. Cook W. A. Wilson

Daniel V. Fenton . Chauncey R. Botsford. W. P. Anderson

L.D. Weeks

Jeff. D. Garland T.M. Donn

T. B. R. Wright

E. C.Jones

C. P.Rhodes P.M. McCallum

E. H. Patterson Will C. Israel Henry L. Ripley Elmer Dement

C. M. Carter

J. H. Sterling

S. W. Taylor Fred W. Goodson

J. W. Carter W. H. Duling Fred A. Hall Arthur J. Hall

J. R.McBride

Time

employed.

Hours. Day
KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 115

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Siat-ement showing the niimler of persons employed in the public printing and 'bind- ing {iyiclnding Congressional Eecord) during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

PIECE wOEK—cont'd. "Wm. H. Beck

Theo. Hodes T.B.Wood

Jj. O. Kno-wles A.K. Hales

P. P. Glass

Geo. S. Jolmson

Aunriistiis L. Roberts. Franklin Amann

John F. O'Connor Harvev J. Sonthwick

T.E. Shafer W.P.Cole

J. M. Eicliardg F. E. Buckland Tom M. Lawler W.E. Shields , John D. Lison

Thos. J. Shober T.F. Herine De Witt C. Chadwick , H. L. Shomo

J. H. Lowrv

Edwin M. Blake W. W. McCollum

K. P. Fithian W. F. Eodrick Edward P. Murray. .

Wi]liam H. Francis .

Nora C. Burns , Samuel G. Kirby

J. A. McCabe

Chas. W. Juno W.T. Mills Daniel Grady

J.Tisher Hauer

C. K. Schwarer

Jas. Anstin , J. B. Dickman

E. .J. Handley

Byron W. Bonney

F. H. Bamhart

E. C. Grnmlev

J. W. Carroll. H. D. Young

Geo. H. Welsh

E.G. Wilson

L.C.Dillon Henrv Houghtaling..

O. S. Webster

Theo. A. Fowler

Clarence Lewis

Geo.C. Tvler

G. W. Hall W. F. Walsmith

Louis C. .Johnson Aug. M. Laing

Charles X. Warren. .

Arthur J. Symonds . J.W. MiUer

Harold Benedict

E. De Caindry A. McXelly

F. A.P.hoderick W. A. Marschalk

Jos. McCann

L. H. JaUien Harrv Indermaurer.

Jaa. E.Frost , Chas. A. CapeU

L. H. Patterson H. L. Work

B. F. Hackman

J. A.Handiboe

Geo. S. Kauffman —

Time

employed. Hours. iDays, Amount

received. Name.

Time

employed.

Hours. jDays,

$47.

57. 915. 793.

120. 125.

473.

100.

44. 402.

654.

89. 240.

523.

1, 390.

386. 198.

1, 315.

653. 977. 489. 1,151.

1, 150. 920.

92.

1, 175!

1, 442.

830.

1, 190.

1, 061.

1, 400. 661.

1, 396.

I, 091.

996. 1,331.

334.

7. 470.

1, 217.

269.

1, 069. 772.

311.

1, 250.

1, 421.

431.

1. 096.

1, 093.

1, 053.

1, 087.

1, 305.

929.

797.

1, 078.

1, 120.

1, 034.

96. 321.

1, 269.

1, 518. 172.

1, 106.

23. 436.

574.

887. 1,207.

606.

24.

riECE WORK—cont'd. Henry Knowles

H. A. Graham

Geo. Saunders W. F. P. White W. C. Lambert

Titus F. Ellis Christian C. Auracher

Chas. Koffer

Jas. H. Alburtis Chas.McAuliff

F.T. Maloney

F. A. Brashears Wm.F. Reid

F. W. Follett E. S. Peter Laura V. Walker

Ella T. Lloyd

Pti-becca Sparks Cora Reily. Lida C. Heinline

F. A. Cog.^wtll

B. H. Ackert

C. A. Howie

C. P. Cullen John R. Sullivan

J. W. Cross W. W. Harley

Maggie Xeely

R. L. Sandridge

J.B. Hicklin

J. E. Ellegood Percey S. Wallace William ivirkland .... Daniel Murray

E. L. Kaiser L B. Chisolm

J. T. Brennan

J. M. Thompson

Chas. J. Peake

C. J. Devaughn

Jas. E. Brooke

L. Q. Fletcher

Jas. M. Brenr.an

J. Latham Shober Walton Harrison

L. Hudson

Alfred J. Arnold

C. C. Conlee George Winter Wm.McF. Thawley .. A. S. Downs

Sam'l C. Hanlon

Geo. Zimmerman

Wilber A. McClellan . Merrils H.Clark

T. A. Dougherty

C. Solon Srevenson McClellan Jones C.E.Richards

F. H.Hopkins

F. C. Williams John C. Coheane

L. J. Bennett Mortimer J. Shea

I Jo.?ephine Simpson W. H. Moss

P. B. Anderson John E. Doherty

A. G. Leonard

Jas. H. Brooks Wm. F. Burdick

Geo. Simpson FredL. Cox

A. A. Roland , Sarah C. Cromelien

Amonnt

received.

$24. 25

119. 60

1, 039. 65

111. 05

112. 40

77. 15

874. 40

25. 15

1, 042. 55

S3. 25

1, 015. 40

1, 025. 25 1,117.40

54.15

194. 15

112. 29

132. 50

125. 32 112.48

118. 70

162. SO

203. 65 159.65

56. 40

141. 55

802. 90

574. 60

949. 60

169. 95

655. 05

730. 25

586. 20

1, 142. 30

991. 20 521.90

167. 20

816. 05

445. 75

1, 027. 40

799. 00

114. 10

1, 043. 90 80.60

452. 85

142. 90

641. 10

456. 85

816. 85

490. 20

633. 85

669.25

.521. 45

759.05

.306. 50

917. 40

470. 25

1, 010.05

383. 70

152. 25

537. 05

734. 80

837. 95

129. 80

953. 05

804. 25

12. 50 35.50

512. 25

1, 115. 50

1, 038. 25

248. 50

44. 00

201. 30

896. 65
116 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 29.

Statement showing the nunider ofpersons employed in tlie 2yuhlic printing andMnding {including Congressional Record) during the fiscal year, etc. —ContinuecL

IvTame.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Kate A. Cheatham.

Annie L. Grove

Olive I, Gilmore Mamie T. Hayden . .

Hattie E. Robinson . Mary Sabine Ashby

T. C. Spurgeon John K. Seagraves.

Geo. Johnson, jr John H. Shaw Mary Blore DoUie A. Piatt Dan L. Sansom

Mollie E. Eagan

^3". H. Shipman

Callie Jacoby

E. Finley Kitson

H. Zucker Wm. E. Cobb

A.St. A. Smith

J. B. Trousdale Wm. J. C. O'Brien...

E.alph Pomeroy

Heni-y Noyes

J. S. Connor

D. F. Melling

R. F. Simms

Thos. W. Burb

O. B. Chapman ...... T. S. Rice

J. S. Barr

Louis P. Goodrich . .

I. M. Mattingly A. J. Dick

S.J. Gompers

E. E. Longley

Bernardine Smith...

E. L. Greenman

N. S. Cologne

Jas. B. Williamson.

R. M. Pendleton

F. W. Muhlhofer....

R. T.Chisholm

B. H. Baxter De Witt Hunt ...... J. B. Shirey

F. W. Street

L. C. Richards Wm.M. Hoffman ... Wilbur G. Brower .

K. S. Goodloe

T. P. Moore

V. B. Pinkston

0. ]Sr. Bradburn John Maley

Clarence Gardner...

fl.T. McGowen

A. J. E. Hubbard

T. A. Rhodes

S. E. Davies

1. Frank Stewart

L. H. Patterson Homer M. Green Herman Martin

Will M. Edmunds . .

P. A. Grimsley

Geo. C. Havener .... Jas. L. Welty

John R. Knapp

Geo. P. Dowell

L. P. Sutor John Tuite J.E. FuUenwider ... J. H. Shoeff Chas. I. O'Neill

Time

employed.

Hours. Days Amount

received.

$200. 80

908. 00

910. 00

.558. 7.5 1, 16B. 30

1. 177. 05

987. 40

90. 25

101. 05

416. 45

1, 153. 90

945. 90

155. 85

869. 10

390. 75

861. 50

585. 40

965. 40

802. 50

44. dO

403. 35

839. 15

801. 75

382. 50

940. 60

725. 35

947. 45

471. 05

692. 30

781. 60

1, 021. 85

756. 55

771. 80 26.40

917. 85

366. 90

147. 55

948. 30 10.95

860. 95

208. 35

765. 55

182. 55

1, 257. 80

' 140.60

182. 35

1, 209. 70

381. 55

326. 95

937. 40

720. 65

127. 80

625. 15

644. 65

920. 75

278. 50

579. 40

302. 00

1, 201. 10

1, 210. 75

642. 40

282. 90

317. 20

1, 102. 55

1, 336. 85

1. 178. 90

230. 40

1, 169. .50 645. 80

253. 00

1, 062. 30

46. 70

1, 116. 55

1, 039. 35

583. 20

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. H. H. Hoyme

W. A. Griswold

H. F. Tompkins

Maggie McNamara .

Virginia King

M.J. Finney , J.C.Wilson

Chas. E. Groom e Frank H.McClellan.. John F. Hurley

Thos. Nestor

R. H. Campbell John P. Hiukle Wm.E. T. Greenfield Andrew Turnbull . .

W. G. Glenn W. P. Chew

A. G. Allison A.R.Piatt

H. Y. Brooke Wm. Raymond , E Toner

D. R. Ferris Frank K. Raymond. .

Frank McDermot

O. D. Hyler , E. N. Lancaster , J. F. Cummings , D. J. McCarty W. H. Covert Harrv Armstrong

C. E.Rudy

M. J. Sherk

A. E. Townsend Howard E. Sherman . Samuel M. Holt

F. B.Bi^own

G. Wm, Sellers E. C. Boteler , Thos. J. Simmons Henry W. Weber

J. King Marks

D. W. Flemming

Wm. J. Morton W. T. Menard

J. H. Conkling, jr D. H. Mosely

Geo. W. Robinson Thomas Phillips Edgar M. Baldwin

J. L. Gilbert W. H. Bawden

Jos. F. Phillips A. S. Coulson Frank Snyder

J. A.Oldfield Geo. W, Elberti , Geo. H. Faust

A. N. Brown

J. M. Smith

Thos. P. Neal

G. W. Boynton James H! Spencer.'

Emma Maher

Zulie Thompson

Rosa B. Kerney

Emma E. Miller Florence M. Harris ... J. A. Seward

Ida P. Belcher Maggie McDonald Mary E. Galor Maggie Swan

Annie A. Hurley

E. J. Essex '

Time

employed.

Hours. Days
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 117

No. 29.

Siatemcnt shoivhig fhe nionhd- of persons employed in ilie pnWie pvwiing andhinding (including Congressional Record) during the Jiscal gear, etc. —Coutimied.

Xauie.

Time

employed.

Hours. Day

riECE TV'OEK—cont'd. Emily O. Teltham .

Josephine Phimer..

Mi-jjnie Bardwell. . .

Alice M. Eoclieford . Eessie H. Holland .

Lizzie Chandler

Alice Burns M. Kin sella D.Elliot

S. K. Yonng

J. L. Sinn

A. M. LeMerle

E. D. Smoot

T. Gosorn

S. M. Robinson

11. J. Wilson

F. W. Feldman

George Eentrick W. J. McCalley

L. B. Terbtine". CLas.E. Winter

D. K. Prosser

C. G. Probert A. J. Watson

C. W. Irev W. C. Stocks BerttH.Brockwav-. W.W.Williams

R. S. Smith Wm. EaTmond

Jos. P. Turk

E. F. Baldwin , E.H.ilvan , Ed. Payne , Gustave Warnke

Wni. R. Barbour.

Orlando S. Montz

P.M. Aldridee

S. H. Dau^iberty H. E. Springer T.F.Tuohv E.H.Burch

A. G. Navlor ' H. B. Goudreil D. L. Muri ay I James E. Reese I W.K.Martin I H. J.Redfield J.C.Euler

G. A. Rinehart

J. H. Sternberg

j AVm. D. Sullivan l John 0. Honey j AVilliam Wilson i J. M. Jobnston I C. W. Graff Charles Knoble > C. D. Frost M. F. Barrett

Edvrar.l W. Searfoss. . .

| W. J. Harris Ben. Shannon I S. K. Davis ' Ed. Fallon W. J. Gailbraith A. A. Allison Ed. Toner

Martin N. Evans Omar Wilson Wilham Henkel R.B.Smvthe N.M. Light David L. Barton I W. L. Pierce W.N. Brock-n-Lll '

AmoTint

received.

$210. 23

207. 76

225. 79

134. 43

73. 41

184. 72

36. 29 52.09

G6. 76

1, 145. 45 761.45

,146. 75

282. 85

217. GO

273. 90

86. 95

365. 20

14. 85

480. 75

483. 50

640. 30

6. 80

8. 10

7. 75

r>. 65 7.10

6. 15

33. 80

1, 066. 55

1, 049. 75

40. 60

829. 50

804. 75

453. 55

249. 50

32 90

1, 088. 35

216. 25

.57. 85

1, 1.56. 50

1, 169. 80

891. 25

275. 50

896. 75

379, 35

445. 90

983. 15

333. 40

1, 504. 25

936. 75

71. 30 230.10

802. 70

1, 121.35 920.15

1, 329. 40

950. 35

399. 10

870. 05 331.20

230. 25

325. 70

898. 65

937. 45 1,209.50

185.10

434. 35

215. 65

943. 30

152. 75

321.65

103. 65 22.00

266. 80

497. 80

I^ame.

PIECE WOEK—cont'd.

J. O'Connell H.D. Beach

H. H. Humble

E. M. Kerrott John A. Haudiboe . . . George J. Ford

J. H. Bassett David Sbaw

W.E.Grimes

Chas. Garrells

Jas. H. Matile N. H. Overacker

J. R. Hinchliffe H. T. Schildrath W. R. Chipley

R. C. Hardesty

E. C.Jones...'

F. E. Boyd

Jas. F. Kirkpatrick .

G. W. Shaffer W. R. Carver

Geo. Mc. Cutcheon. .

G. N. Coe

B. F.Williams M.J. Scannell Dean Miller Jobn O'Neill

J. W. Usilton F.A.Allison

J. W. Verity

C. W. Bender

R. W. Mallox

J. C. Speer

A. Craig W. Gilrup

D. O'Connell

L. Johnson

E. N. Bunker W. H. Hamilton

C. S. Bastian

E. J. Hall W. A. Ball

P. P.Orth

Virginia Walton

Minnie R. Collins Cornelia McCord

Adelia Cook . S. Martin Mary H. Ryan

Annie Cullen M. J. Speaks M. A. Pester

Delia Harper W. F. Couucell N.H.Lytle

B. F. Henry

J. L. Thompson

Guy W. McCord

Geo. W. Wetmore

Geo. J. McQuaid

Geo. M. Godfrey

C. W. Millett..". Fred W. Gardner

J. W. Graham

J. C. Wilson

Rob't M. Smith

F. H. Melick

E. G. Farrell Timothy O'Sullivan .

Arthur Hamilton Hoyt A. Holton

S. F. McBride Frank H. Hamhright John F. Heath W, F.P.White

Time

employed.

Hours. Days
118 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. oO.Slatemeni showing the mimher of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(181^8) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1390, \mth

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

TIME WORK. W.L.Griggs

D. F. Andei son R. T. Anderson

Wella C. Harrell James Maleen

Ed. P. Pumphrey

J. W.Beall

Dennis Toomey

H.C. Mulloy Arthur Simmons, jr. Edward J. Gilday . .

r. C. Kudland James Clinton Wm. E.Lee

John Shea

Patrick H. Markey..

C. H. Koehler ".

. . E. S. Lnby

Jno. C. Browne.

T. D. Macfeat

Peter Swift John Pridgeon Dennis Buckley

E. M. Phipps

Eohert McCullough.

Geo. W. Engel

Wm. Kelly John A. Farrell Geo. D. Keyser John A. Fiather

Geo. A. O'DonnelL... C.F. Hepburn

T. F. Pendel Bernard J. Smith

Jas. E. Duvall John C. Woodell

G. H. Breitenbach James O. Amoss

J. Wilson Clark Richard C. Lohmeyer W. W. Taylor--...'... Jno. E. Knight

F. W. Selback Harry Hyde

H. F. Ashion

A. J. Buehler John T. McCausland.

George Finch Joseph P. Day

William Gilliand Wm. McLanahan

George H. Maurer . .

Michael Harris G. O. Barnes Jane E. Minor

Florence Hoffman . .

Kate Cantine

E. Finlen

Eliza J. McElfresh . .

Kate Fox

Annie Eckart

Ella V, Evans

Ora E. Hubler M. J. Stanley Minnie Osborne May Barnett Maiy Ecklotf Elizabeth Mangan. .

M. L. Andrews

Katie A. Mandley

Hettie Russell .

.' CM. Post M. A. Nelson

Clara E. Carter

Time

employed. Hours. Days

795t^ 199"

96

9C 440i

840

837

570i 520

701

381 764

729* 173 675i

852 796

224

248

32

32 102

3232

32

32

32 816i

356^1 651

12896

7161 216

C06i 808

794i

827

231 368

226| 412

212

722 665

72132

48

32 761J

837i

635| 712 711^

501 227^

505 499

505^

599 4751

350^

836

4581

240

616 246

840 594J

Amount

received.

$395. 00

397. 75

79. 60 38.40

38. 40

176. 20

336. 00

334. 80

228. 20

208. 00 280.40

152. 40

305. 60

291. 80

69. 20

270. 20

140. 80

318. 40

89. 60

198. 40

99. 20 12.80

12. 80 40.80

12.80

12.80 12.80

12. 80 12.80

326. 60 35.00

142. 60

260. 40 51.20

38. 40

286. 60 86.40

242. 60

323. 20

317. 80

330. 80

92. 40

272. 00

147. 20

90. 60

164. 80

84. 80

288. 80

266. 00

288. 40

12. 80

19. 20

12. 80

304. 60

261.71

198. 58

163. 76

163. 64

115. 23

52. 32

116. 40

114. 77

116. 24

137. 76

124. 08

109. 36

80. 61

192. 26

105. 45 55.20

141. 66

56. 56

193. 20

136. 73

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. Olivia J. Bond

Ellen Donaldson

Ettie S. Ellis Mary H. Fitz Patrick. Margaret McNally

K. B. Throckmorton. .

Kate O'Connor

A. Dickens Kate O'Gorman

Jennie Goss

Jennie A. Jenkins

E. S. Mallery

Jennie Dorsey

T. F. Lee

J. K. Hardesty

A. D. Coleman James Cavanaugh. ... Geo. R. Price Robert Leary

Thos. M. Fafrell Jacob Robinson Moses Smith, jr A. J. Davison John C. Green

Chas. B. Amazeen

Wesley A. Merchant.

Edward Taylor William H.C hew

Ira Phillips Thomas J. Davis Margaret Cochran

S. A. Kennedy

Katie A. Murphy

Virginia King

Ellen B. Quayle John C. Green

F. Munson

M. L. Andrews

Geo. L. Ready

Leonard Meyer

Joseph Colignon Jeremiah A. Connell.

Andrew Melville

J. C. Motherhed

George Wright John J. Burns

Jos. T. Gillen

J. H. Keenan, jr John L. Bentzler

Jas. D.Connor

Geo. G. Nalley

Patrick Sweeney

C. V. Atwell

Virginia Rotenbury .

Hattie Z. Horn

Geo. W. Duvall

Geo. Luskey

Wm. A. Poist

J. W. Creed

F. A. West

C. R. Sherwood

Margaret Morris, Ernest R. Austin Kate Stevens Ada H. Barker Minnie W. Brace May F. Terry Mary Morrow

Maggie McNamara . .

Annie J. Tagart

Jennie Ferguson

J. H. Garden

Lizzie J. Farley John Stoll

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

832

741^

599 492

326*

342

788 512

215

837 756

518

839

681

840 492

272

88 544

702

16 396

583-1 •183 736

710

504 216

259

5601

738i 172| 748

104

200 762

9696

9648

376

702^ 696

96

96 698

95| 671A 712

5641

670

659

601 636

210 479J 503

.442 419^

8 418

392

361 288i

32

32 324

Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 119

No. 30.

Siaiement shoicing the numher of persons employed in printivg Anmud Bex^ort (1888) of Commissioned)' of Agriculture, etc. —Coutinued.

Xarce.

TIME WORK—cont'd. P. J. Snllivan

Philip H. Weber, jr. .

E. W. Moore

Lloyd Sharps Eobert P. Campbell . .

A. L.Wood

Wm. L. Hettinger

J. F. Glenn

J. J. McUonough

H. C.Fish S.M. Cornell E. C. Lappin David Hiokev W. C. Martiii

J. H. Snapp James A. Lee

Charles E. Clark

J . W. McMahon

William Fletcher

Bonj. Davison

T. E. Shields W. C. McLeod

C- D. Parsous Columbus Hall H. A. Gilbert Edward C. M;iher Edwin Johnson

R. C. McAuley

S. T. Brown

Frank Fraser Marv E. O'Brien Ida P. Bekher

Elizabeth Dement

Cecelia A. Moore

Julia Murrell Douglas Peid

Freii Hudson

Thos. Conway

Wesley Redmond

Frank Dial Albert Thomas

James L. Feeney

C. S.Mills W. E. Gowan Wm.T. Hall

Geo. F. Mclnturff" J.J. Britt

Jas. A. McGrane Wm. Moody

Arthur E. Payne

Charles L. Clarke Max Craft Chas. P. Goodacre John N. AN'right, jr . .

AVm. Donath

Harry B. Smith

William P. Reese

S. W. Stevens H. A. Givin

\V. H. Forrester

J. E. Vaughn..

J. M. Pence M.R.E:ing James A. McPherson . AY. B. Simmerman

Augustus Schwartz .

H. D.Tracy

John A. Fiannery

Patrick Doyle

William A. Boyd

Charles E. McCourt.

J.E.Smith , Jos. H. Cook

A. T. Abell

E. J.Harper

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

322i 320|

322 336

329

223J2.31 m96" 24

312

330 304

472

368

472

4^0

647 558

480

540

65959

549A 348

339^

45 261| 184

88

208

240

184

160

232 594|

60248

39049

558

517 420

1464

29li 24

96 338

1«5

289 296

72 136

192 405

744

745 2551 264

264

264

848

677i 26448

558

60748

750 458

80 535

Amount

received.

$129. 00

128. 20

128. 80

84. 00 91.55

166. 75

89. 40 92.40

37.00

38. 40

5. 52

156. 00 99.00 9L 20

118. 00 92.00

118. 00

120. 00

202. 19

174. 37

168. 00

151. 20

349. 27

23. 60

219. 80

139. 20

135. 80

18. 00

112. 27

75. 52

18. 48

43. 68

50. 40

38. 64

33. 60

58. 00

148. 62

150. 49

12. 00 97.50

12. 25

223. 20 155.10

126. 00

36. 62

72. 87 6.00

38.40

84. 50

6. 12

46. 25

72. 25 74.00

28. 80 34.40

67. 20 162.00 i 260. 40

223. 50

76. 65

79. 20

79. 20

79. 20

2. 40

14. 40

183. 25

66. 00

12. 00

139. 50

" 151. 75

12. 00

187. 50

114. 50

32. 00 133.75

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. A. A. West

Lizzie W. Gray

A. Hughes , Agnes Landrigan,. Aja Dolbeare J.R. Ellis , Alice Martin Lena Dement Anurew Taff

J. J. Yer.ser James Doyle

S. K. Coster W.H. Berry

E, P. Getchell

"William J. Rountr< Thomas Flanagan

Noble Spates .....

S. T. Satterfield . .

S. Hess

V. M. Evans

L.H. Davis

Belle Gates Dora C. Reicks

H. Schreiner Maty R. Biggins. .. M. V, Pnrdy

M. E. Speiser Ellen Handebeau . W. D. Foos

R. E. Scott PIECE WORK. M. E. Lenman

Mary F. Dove Donna Buchanan Mary Farrell

Sallie Macnichol

Ella McCuUum

Sue E. Stevens Gertrude B. Stewart

Laura L. Grimes

S. K. Feltham Annie M. Cavanagh

Kate Decker Amelia Fisher Margaret Fern , Mary A. Reardon

Carrie A. Booth Martha Stewart Mary A.Prather

Sara Collins Mary J. Richards

Alice Reicks Rebecca Orr Maggie Whaley

Gertrude M. Martin

A. J. Bowie

Sarah H. Stevens . .

Martha Wilkins

S. Bailey

Millie J. Rockwell .

Mathilde Guyol M. M. Cole E.G.Charles ^- Alice A. Brittain Belle Hall i day M. A. Lenihan Kate R. Smith Kate A. Falconer . .

Mary E. Black M.J. Yerby Anna Erb

Louisa Henry

Maud Dubant

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

427

447

650 136

144

610

642 638 476

443 475

475

468

476

375

192

398

384

384

216

256 426

409 416 425

328 325

328

369

287

A mount

received.

$106.

111.

162.

34.

36. 152.

160.

159. 190. 155,

166. 142. 140.

142.

93. 48.

99.

96.

96. 54.

64. 106.

102.

104.

106.

82.

81. 82. 110.

71.
120 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Statement slioivinff the mmiber of persons employed in prinl'mg Annual Effort

(1888) of Commissioner of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. L.E.Windsor Mary E. Hill Ani)ie Walters Amelia Moreno Mary A. Murray

Clara E. Hutton Magyie Murpby

Millie Parker Nannie Daniel

L. A. Shepherd M. E. Dow

Mary Joyce

Marg:ai e't Shields M. E. Egglestou

Hattie McVille

C. Durham

Marian McGivern . .

M. Purcell Kate Dowden

Cheney Swain Mary Padian Mary A. Smith

Elizaheth A.Bell .... A. C. Francis Ada Burr

Clara J. Kobinson

Julia A. Wolif

Georgianna Groshon.

Carrie E. Lewis Marry Mullen Kate Fleming ,

Mary Chamherlin Kate M. Price Eosie Sullivan Carrie B. McKnight . Minnie E. Burford . .

Josie Wright

Ida Jones Ada H. Barker Annie E. Kobb

Eoaa B. Walsh

Lizzie Connor Annie J. Taggart

Eliza Hughes

Mary C. Sangston Mamie Jones

Effie Eichardson Annie M. McDonald . Annie E. Gross

Ella F. Long

E.C.Mills Dora Love Mina M. Green Emma T. Wilkerson

Mary Moriow

Kate Van Matre

Julia Barrett Missouri Goings

tfennie Ferguson

R. E. Denny

Janie Naylor Mary F. terry

S. W. Folk M. V. Sutton L.T.Morris

Lizzie Crowther

E. H. Clagett Edith Hurdle........ Frank H. Benthall .

J. H. Garden

Lizzie J. Farley Louise Covert George A. Erskine . .

M. V. Worthington .

Mary E. Frazier

Time

employed. Hours. Days, Amount

received.

$46. 20

23. 80

44. 80

20. 30

20. 30 47.95

32. 55

48. 30

32. 20

45. 50

20. 30

29. 75

38. 15

47. 95 48.30

20. 60

46. 55 43.40

36. 40

35. 70 45.15

35.35

3. 50

48. 30

48. 30 48.30

47.60

31. 85

29. 05 17.15

33. 60 3L 50 43.40

34. 30

30. 45

30. 10

47. 25

45. 85

28. 90

15. 05 36.05

45. 50 29.05

42. 00

38. 15

33.25

28. 70 40.95

34. 65 45.50

36. 75 31.85 21.30

22. 75

13. 30

27. 65 24.15

20. 31

13. 80 22.05

9. 10

5. 25

19. 95

7. 70

17. 85

5. 60

5. 95 13.65

14. 35 1.75

3. 50

35

3. 15 2.80

1. 75

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Ronie Elms

S.M.Cornell Kate Kelly M. D. Leonard

Ellen R. McDowell .. M. H.Core Mary Lane

A. j!^ Morton

A. L. Tilghman

Ida C. Lusby

Belle Giftord Katie McCarteen

Georgie B. McGill - .

Katie McGee

Mildred Thornton . .

J. Collins M. C. Hood Mary A. Brown Mary B. Adamson . .

Mmnie F. McGowan.

Mary E. Wilson

Lizzie Doyle

Belle Carter

Ella Mitchell M. E. Hoover W. A. Rowzee

Lillie E. Bull Elizabeth McCann .. Sabina Jordan M.J. Griswold

J.F. Rose MarJ'' Marks

Annie Bnrrua

Gertrude V. Withers

V. A. Jones Mary L. Lamar

E. H. Stanton

Ella Goodsir

Georgie I. Carter

E. Young..

Maggie Brosnan

AddieJulien

Flora J. Jacobs Annie Haven ner .... Mary R. Biggins

Julia Skelly Gertie Crofort Anna Buddington . .

Mary Nolan

J. Wilson M. M. Morrow

M. A. Ryan

J. Breslin J.B.Forbes

Ida Dodge

Kate V. Sraoot Mattie G. Sellers Katie Snee

F. Chase

E. M. Xash

E. W. Smith

Belle J. Mclntyre Annie Higgins

Ellie C. Glasgow

Mamie Eussell Rose E. Dooley

Ella C. Lackey

Ellen Knapp

Lizzie Miller Maggie Wilson

S. E. Jackson Mary E. Lynch

Ella F.Clements

Winifred Cahill Mary Lindsay

Time

employed.

Hours. Days,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 121

No. 30.

Siatcmeiit shon iin/ the nnmher of pe)'S())is employed inj^rhilhuj Annual Report

(1888) of Commissioner of AgricnUnrc, eic. —Continued,

I Time

employed. Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Jennie Frantlin — D. C. Toole

J. A. Downing

Jennie E. Manning . Emma Woolsey

B. E. Jeffries Jennie M. Murray .

Ella Abern May Hoover , Annie O'Hara , V. Henrick

Clara Erck. LenaM. O'Leary Paula De Vantier . .

A. V. Lee Miriam Meals

Eachel Richardson . H.M.Esken

Alice V. Daly

Ella House M. G. Lillie

Lil]>ie Ward

A. G. Fuller

P. C. Pape

Annie L. Scott Mary Queen , Laura Xaelf Lucinda Luckett ... Eosa B. Ptidgley .... Laura V. Etter

G. A. Jones Annie G. Laii d Martha E. Trenis... M. A. Sears Katie Moran

M. A. Burgess

D. M. Pratt Jennie Fowler

J.Sibley Mary Hnbbell

H". A. Godwin Mary Kraft D.Lord

A. Columbus Fanny Tilly May iP. Hoifman

Katie Waller O.K.Burwell

Nellie R. Adams

Mary E. Wright..-.

Carrie Schwartz Lucy V. Ruby

Maggie Leane M. A. Harper

Ida S. Crapster M.E.Wilson

N. B. Franklin Mary Brick

J. A. Dougherty M. A. O'Neill Nelie Brown- , A. Rogers

D. P. Barrington Jennie A. Carter Katie Herbert

J. Connor

Hattie Richardson. Mary McGinuell A.Boyce

Cassie A. G oodmaii Mamie Gowans

Effie Kaye

N. Dig2s

Alice M.Coughlin. M. T. Spaulding ....

Hours. Days. Amount

received.

$88. 37 115.96

]20. 50

75. 92

79. 27 91.47

115.12

98. 50

115. 43

92. 89

124. 78

32. 69

13G. 73

98. 22 45.13

151. 13

66. 63

• 83.99 91.12

66. 82

99. 14 3.65

129. 48

129. 50

26. 63 28.33 32.88

2. 14

18. 00

102. 14 2,10

60. 53 1.35

115. 16

69. 85 67.61

100. 55 100.55

78. 32

loo. 55

15. 82

99. 71

98. 84

86. 83

3. 70

5. 92

5. 75

5. 92

5. 92 81.07

5. 92

5. 92

5. 92

5. 60

105. 18

5. 75

60. 76 32.21

48. 57

60, 77

47. 34

62. 30 50.31

45. 60

35. 86

47. 22

22. 26

42. 85

44. 45

27. 90

6. 60 51.91

56. 67

13, 17 51.83

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Etta Leonard

Lottie B, Tyson M. Walsh

Katie Carpenter Mary Canty Mary A. Mulquin . . . .

Annie Ashe Mary E. Buete. Katie Polk

E.J. Ritchie Annie O'Brien Katie Walsh

Adelaide Brooks

C.Brelsford

L. L. Andrews

Bettie Baker

Rose Walling

Mary E. Walsh :

S. D. Soper

C. B. Whitt

Laura A. Moore

L. H. Johnson M. Ambrose Mary E Ellswortli.... Mary M. Sprandel M. Claikson M. Corbin Emma L. Carrico A. M. Ackerman

Belle Gheen , A. Hutson

E. Marsh . J. A. Burr M. V. Pemberton Mary C.Ford

Jessie R. Walton

M. E. Snype

Mary Anderson

Sarah E. Poulton Maggie Pemberton . .

K. R. Thomas

J. A. Hamilton

D. C. Brooke Annie Loring

Jennie Thorapvson

Lizzie Downie

A. S. Adams

Sarah E. J. Porter M. Markam

M. J. Coder M. A. Ross M. V. Leckron

C. Fowler Annie Keating

S.J. McLeod

Marietta S. Brown Mary Pierre

J. L. Dowling

H. Harris Ida B. Cox Mary F. Rowe

Kate Cratty Mary A.Crellin Mary A. Mclnenerny . Fannie P. Snow

Edith A. Hicks

Jennie Selden

B. White

Carrie Schneiderwind.

Bessie O'Connor M. Cammack

Florence Adam

Kate M. Dausch Mary McCormick Mary Owens

Time

employed. Hours. Days
122 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 30.

Siaiemoif sliowtng the 7ininl)er of persona employed in printing Anniial Report

(1888) of ike Commissioner of Agrioulture, etc. —Continued.

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Margaret Donohne

Annie Alley

J . Barry Dora Steele Agnes Renelian Maggie J. Collins .

Katie O'Mealey

Mary A. Brannau. Nannie Colton Annie Russell Lncy JohDston

Anriie E. Eiley

Elizabeth Uain

Ida McNerhany . .

Ida Dart

Sarah Harrington.

Susie My] an Sarah Edmonds

Agnes McMahou ..

Time employed. Hours. Days Amount

received.

$37.

.56. 37. 37.

32. 37.

10. ^37.

37. 37.

31. 37.

8C.

78. 61.

73.

75. 62. 78.

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. F. C. Swearinger . .

E. Thomas

E. Donnelly

Mary O'Connell Katie Kelly

Sallie Faulkner Maud McPherson..

L. Hill Eunice W.Wright.

Harriet A. Fugitt. . M. Lasselle Annie S. McCarter Mary Curran Ella'Mulcare M. E. McLean

Laura Y. Wright .

A. Hodge

Kate Savage

Time employed. Hosis. Day!;! Amount

received.

$8. 38

51.82

74. 77

17. 61

4f5. 05

75. 95

9. 89

76. 76

52. 08 79.26

31. 37 81.31

39. 30

79. 18

51. 39 78.16

79. 09

79. 09

No. 31.Staiement slioiving the number of persons employed in printing Annual lieport (1889) of the Secretary of Agriculiwe during the fiscal year ended June 30, 189U, with

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

TIME WORK. W. S. Balver E. G. Darnell

J. M. Eggleston

T. Buckey Taylor. .

John W. Thomas

A. D. Haynes

William F. Perkins . F. C. Kemon

C. F. Gilmore......

H. D. Piyor

D. L. Murrav Mark H. Tolon George J. Woodgate W. J.Cook. Frank Ayers Samuel C. Hanlon . .

James W. Rodgers.

C. W. Henshaw

B. F. Barrows

R. S. Peed

R. J. Hale

D. M. Saudidge

E. A. M. Lawson

Jed. Shaw

J. H. Mowbray

William F. Hi'nkel .. Charles C. Russell .

A. W. Tebbetts

J, N.Hall

Philip Nackman

A. L. Stipe Thomas D. Bennett

James E. Young

M. A. Davis David Hickey W. C. Martin' Thomas H. Morgan . F. S. Ratcliffe

Time employed. Hours. Days,

5H

896

108i 1*

26|

36

12

661 170

118 1721

178 180

31 169

188

280|

307?s 41 0| 1241 2471

173" 173

177

64

62 806

796 5051 737^

461

508

Amount

received.

$27. 29

4. 24

51. 13

57. 50

37. 89 3.20

10. 60

18. 00

6. 00

66. 60 68.00 47.20

69. 00 71.20

72. 00

12. 40

67. 60

75. 20

112. 20

120. 60

164. 20

49. 80

99. 20

69. 20

32. 00

69. 20

70. 80

33. 92

24. 80

24. 20

24. 80 403.00

248. 75

141. 54

221. 25

135. 30

152. 40 177.90

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. James Nally

R. A. Gray

Jennie Jackson John S. Wauffh

Daniel J. Collins Flora E. Ballard.... R. E. Scott G. W. Nichols Henry C. Watson... John *F. Hogan

James Kern an Samuel Wilkinson.

E. W. Williams Thomas Shelton Michael Keebler

E. W. Godwin

T.Keefe John W. Hayes

F. C. Oberhoitz W. F. Webster

Donald McCathran. John W. Hayes

Mamie Russell Clara B. Harrison . .

M. C. Hood

John W. Dutton.... D. C. Hathaway Edward Welch

James Donohue W. H. Triplett M. Fleming

Agnes Roberts John Johnson

C. D. Parsons

H. A.Gilbert Edw'd C. Maher..-. Frank Frazer

Cecelia A. Moore . .

Time employed. Hours. Days

30

1.53 324

200 188

327 296

289

297

594

354

594 589^

5921' 568 ! 581 568

578

118J 174

208 227

229 152

73

175

127

72

103

7232

612 6141

722 196i 192
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 123

No. 3l.~Sfatemcnt shou-'nig the mnnber of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1889) of the Secretary of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Xame.

TIME WOEK—cont'd. Julia A. Murrell

Douirlas Reid Ered Hudson

Thos. Conway

C. S.Mills ..: , Geo. F. Mclnturff "Wm. Donath

R. A.Porter TTm.H.Busla James Clements

Jos. Carter

D. E. Ritchie

J. M. McGibbon

"VV. P.Chroniger W.J.Hart .r , Dennis J. O'Leary — Veronia Brandner . .

A.L.Wood W. L. Gri2;gs D. F. Anderson

G. O. Barnes

Patrick Sweeney

Florence Hoflman

Ella V.Evans

Minnie Osborne May Barnett Maiy Morrow

Jennie Ferguson

Hettie Russell

C. M. Post

Clara B. Carter

Oliva J. Bond.

Ellen B. Quayle

E. Finlin Eliza McElfresh M. J. Stanley Elizabeth Mangan

M. L. Andrews

Ettie S.Ellis K.Stevens Annie Taylor M.H.Core

Florence E. Sener

Mollie Famswortb ... Carrie V. Sev aU

J. H. -Garden Josie W. Robinson . .

Jennie Dorsey

Hattie Z. Horn

Kate O'Gorman

E. S. Mullen J.K. Hardesty

Geo. L. Ready

A. D. Coleman James Cavanaugh

F. A. West , Curtis Clark , Isiah Lancaster

Geo. W.Duvall , W. Rotenburg

J. W. Freeman , Geo. Luskv

N. A.Colbert K. Q. Lowd

R. B. Harford Dennis Toomey

J. W. Haslett

J. W. Beall Edwin Pamphrey

G. J. Nash

Arthur Simmons, jr . .

F.C.Rudland Andrew Melville P. J. Sullivan Robt. H. Zimmerman

Time employed. Hours. Days

174i

376

693 678

192

177 722

722 6921

724

579

240 206

272

317 335

322i 176

176

172

176

173i 176

170

157

170i

157* 136

176

176

88 176

174^ 168

176 175J

173^

175

176

160 151

167i 176

165J 17290

93 176 174

174^ 176

175

176

176 176

169

171 163^ 155i

167-i 161 176

168

160

168 162

168

168

88 168

168

168

Amount

received.

$36. 64

94. 00 173.25

169. 50

57. 60 44.25

180. 50

208. 80

173. 12

181. 00

144. 75

72. 00 61.80

68. 00

126. 80

134. 00

67. 72

126. 50

88. 00

88. 00

68. 80

70. 40

54. 22 40.48

39. 10

36. 11

39. 21

36. 22

31. 28

40. 48

40. 48

20, 24

40. 48 40.13

38. 64

40. 48

40. 36

39. 90 40.25 40.48

36. 80

34. 73

38. 52

40. 48 38.06 39.55

22. 08 2L 39

40. 48

40.01

40.13 6L60

61.25

61.60

55. 00

52. 80

42. 25

42. 75

40. 87 38.87

41.87

40. 25 44.00

67. 20

64. 00 67.20

64. 80

67. 20

67. 20

35. 20

67. 20 67.20

38. 40 67.20 67.20

Name.

TIME WORK—cont'd. Thos. Flint, .ir Patrick H. Markey .

George Henniug

C. W. Moore Edward J. Gilday ... John C. Woodell..... David A. Thompson.

Geo. K.White W. F. Clarkson

R. W. Moore

Jas.D. Conner

T. F. Pendel Bernard J. Smith

George Douglas

Mary F. Terry

S. M. Cornell Henry T. Houck

E. S. Luby

R. M. Phipps

Ernest R. Austin

F. W. Selbach Martin Miller Ellen Donaldson

Katie A. Murphy

Annie Eckart

Rachel Ellmger M. A. Nelson Margnret Morris John Stoll John C. Browne

Frank Bertossa Milton Phillips John J. Burns

A. C. Deans James Clinton James O. Amoss

J. Wilson Clark Richard C. Lohuieycr Horace C. Dowling .

Wm. A. Poist Wm. Gilliard G. A. Ellegood John Masterson . . John B. Smithers George H. Maurer. .

George Finch

J. F. Glenn

Jno. L. Bentzler

C. Skeen

Missouri Goings M. Kin sella Ida P. Belcher Henry Francis Jobn Pridgeon Frank L. Comwell .

C. M. Knott

Robt. E. McCullough John F. Van Horn. .

George W. Engel H. A. Scheuerman. .. George Wright John O'Reilly John E. Knight Jane E. Minor

Kate O'Connor

A. A. Colclesser Lizzie J. Farley

Charles B. Aoiazeen.

E. J. Harper

A. A. West

Lizzie W. Gray

A. Hughes

Agnes Landrigan Andrew Taff

J. J. Verser

Time employed. Hours. Days,

158J 168

88821

88 165

168

168

168

23 166

165

1351

165" 168 159^

160

160 160

80 160

159

144 148|

1501

149 152

152 136

56

551

56 136

128

136

117i

55i 56

56 136

136

128

83 136

125

5256

56

1648

48

48

32

3227

32

3232

32

80

8080

79807U

80 203

210

216

."^.81 304

290 175
124 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. '31. —Statement shoivint/ the uinubcr of persons employed 'in pr hi tin 'j Annual Report

(1889) of the Secrelari/ of Agricnllure, etc. —Coutiniied.

Name,

TIME WORK—cont'd.

S. X. Coster Wm. J. Rountiee.

S. T. Satterfield .

S. Hess

Y. M. Evans

L. H. Davis

Belle Gates Dora U. Reicks . .

Mary R. Biggins.

PIECE WORK. Maggie Murphy

Millie Parker , L. A. Sheperd M.E.Dow May Joyce — Margaret Shields . . .

M. E. Eggleston

Hattie McVille Marian McGivern . .

M. Purcell Kate Dowden

Mary A. Smith

Elizabeth A. Bell.... A. C. Francis Ada Burr

Clara J. Bobinson . .

Georgiana Groshon .

Carrie E. Lewis Kate Fleming

Mary Chamberlin

Eosie Sullivan Ida Jones

Lizzie Connor

Eliza Hughes

Mary C. Sangaton . .

Mamie Jones Annie M. McDonald.

Ella F. Long

E. C. Mills Dora Love Mina M. Green Donna Buchanan Mary Farrell

Sallie Macnichol

Ella McCullum

Sue E. Stevens Gertrude B. Stewart. Laura L. Grimes Annie M. Cavauagh. Kate Decker Amelia Fisher Mary A. Keardon

Carrie A. Booth Mary A. Prather Sara Collins Mary J. Richards

Alice Reicks Rebecca Orr Kate Van Matre

Julia Barrett

R. E. Denny

S. W. Folk / L. T. Morris

Edith Hurdle Frank H. Benthall... Kate Kelly Mary Lane

Ida C. Lusby

Belle Gifford Katie McCarteen

Mildred Thornton . .

Minnie E. Martin

Marj^ S. Dulin

Tirao employed. Hours. Days.

592

120 128

128 128

210 5701

573 578

Amount

received.

$177. 60 30.00 32.00

32. 00 32.00

52. .50 142. 62

143. 25

144. 50

5. 95 8.05

7. 35

8. 05

8. 05 8.05

6. 30

8. 05

8. 05

8. 05

8. 05

6. 30

7. 70

8. 05

8. 05 8.05

8. 05

8. 05

5. 95

7. 70

7. 00

7. 70

8. 05

7. 00

7. 70

6. 65

8. 05 7.70 8.05

2. 45

7. 40 8.05

8. 05

7.35

8. 05

8. 05 8.05

8. 05

8. 05

8. 05

7. 00

6. 65

8. 05

7. 35

7.70

7. 35

8. 05

8. 05

8. 05

8. 05

8. 05

6. 65

7. 70 8.05

6. 30

8. 05 8.05

8. 05

7. 00

8. 05

8. 05

7. 00

8. 05

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Maggie Curtis , Emma Maher

Rosa B. Kerney

J. A. Seward Martha E. Lalor Annie A. Hurley

Emily O. Feltham . . .

Josephine Plumer Maggie Whaley

A. J. Bowie

S. Bailey

Millie J. Rockwell.... Mathilde Guyol M.M. Cole

E. G. Charles Alice A. Brittain Belle Halliday M. A. Lenihan Kate R. Smith Kate A. Falconer Louisa Henry

Maud Dubant L E. "Windsor Mary E. Hill Annie Walters Amelia Moreno Mary A. Murray

Clara E. Hutton

Ella F. Clements

Winifred Cahill Mary Lindsay

Jennie Franklin D.C.Toole

J. A. Downing

Jennie E. Manning . .

Emma Woolsey

May Hoover

Annie O'Hara

V. Henrick

Clara Erck

Paula De Vantier Miriam Meals

Rachel Richardson ... H.M. Eskew

Alice V. Daly

Ella House M. G. Lillie A. G. Fuller

P. C. Rape

Lucinda Luckett Laura V. Etter G.A.Jones

Annie G. Laird Martha E. Trenis M. A. Sears , .

Katie Moran

M. A. Burgess D.M. Pratt Jennie Fowler

J. Sibley Mary Hubbel Mary Kraft

D. Lord

A. Columbus

Nellie R. Adams , Mary E. Wright

Carrie Schwartz Maggie Leane

Ida S. Crapster M.E.Wilson

X. B. Franklin

J. A. Dougherty M. A. O'Neill Nelie Brown

A. Rogers

Time employed. Hours. Days
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 125

No. 31.

Statement shoicing the muiiber of persons employed in printing Annual Report

(1889) of the Secretaru of Agriculture, etc. —Continued.

Ifame.

PIECE WORK—cont'd.

Time emP^*^^^^- Amount

! received. Hours. [Days,

Jennie A. Carter

Hattie Eichardson.

Hose Walling Laura A. Moore

L. H. Jolinson M.Ambrose

Mary E. EUswortli.

Mary M. Sprandel .

M.Clarkson M. Corbin Emma L. Carrico A. M. Ackerman

Belle Gheen

A. Hutson

E. Marsh

J. A. Burr M. V. Pemberton . . .

Mary C. Ford

Jessie R. Walton M.E. Snype

Sarah E. Poulton

Majreie Pemberton . K. Pt. Thomas

D. C. Brooke Annie Loring

Jennie Thompson . .

Lizzie Dowuie

A. S. Adams

Sarah E. J. Porter... M. Markh am

M. J. Coder M. A. Ross Annie Keatins

Marietta S.Brown.. Mary Pierre

J. L. Do^^^ling H. Harris Mary F. Howe

KateCratty

Mar3' A. Crellin Mary McGinnell A. Boyce

if. Diggs

Alice M. Coughlin .

E. J. Pvitchie Annie O'Brien Katie Walsh

C. Brelsford

L. L, Andrews

Bettie Baker

Lora E. Collar Emma Frnsh

Julia Matthews

Addia Patterson Anna J. Bellew Agnes McGee

Jannette E. Wilson

Missouri G. Butler.

Sarah Johnson

L. D. Christmas

J. Culhane , Mary F. Hodge

Maria B. Fletcher... C.E. Madden

Maggie O'Hare

Mini ieF. Gudgin..

Mary E. Eoach

H. M. Lauxman

C. A. Andrews

Jennie Harrison . .

E.W.Marshall .... .Tennie E. Hewin. .. Doi a B. Sims

Ella Bythewood ...

$d3. 53 43.38

24. 19

4. 23 61.01

57. 10 60.72

63.49

63. 49

63.49

64. 49 63.49

63.49

61.38

63. 49

63. 49

65. 22

65. 57

34. 37

13. 62

63. 30

65. 57

64. 59

65. 57 65.57 51.27

89. 18

63. 46

39. 18 63.46 6L 69 63.46 24.37

43.40

48. 10

16. 76

47. 55

17. 78 46.24

48. 22

35. 84

42. 22 44.85

43. 52

44. 68

38. 65 44.84

34.85

78. 81

102. 86

109. 20 93.33

38. 69

84. 55

48. 39

48. 04

47. 90

49. 20

48. 95

49. 43

49. 08

46. 50

48. 71 49.42

48. 37

43. 88 47.12

48. 97

46. 47

47.46

47. 60 49.42

13. 03

46. 75

Ifame.

PIECE WOEK—cont'd. Mattie G. Hall Laura Shelton

.J. M. Conroy Leona Hutchinson . .

Lucy Chadwell

Bessie M. Green M.V.Lee

Fannie Turton

H. L. Stiles Rose McClelland ....

J. A. Stein M. A. Orme

M. Reid

Sadie Brodrick

Saiah Dodge

LidaL. Smith Kate A. Tompkins. .

Katie O'Mealy

Sarah Harrington

Maud McPherson . .

Harriet A.Fugitt Annie S. McCarter. .

M. E. McLean

Katie Waller M. E. Hoover W. A. Rowzee

Lillie E. Bull Sabina Jordan M.J. Griswold

J. F.Rose

Annie Burrus

Gertrude Y. Withers Mary L. Lamar

E. H. Stanton

Ella Goodsir Georgie I. Carter

E. Young

Addie Jullien Flora J. Jacobs

Julia Skelly Gertie Crofort E. W. Smith

Ellie C. Glasgow

Ellen Knapp

Lizzie Miller Maggie Wilson

S.J.'May Laura A. Moore M. A. Pester Mamie Lawlor

Katie Freeman

Lillie M. Petty

Bessie Cole

.jSTellie Holland

Lizzie Sohaefer Anna E. Buddington.

Letitia Smith Emma B. Thompson . Nellie Black

Effie T. Sansbury

Fannie Thompson . .

Sadie Orr Mary Smith Mary E. Cooper EdnaG. Allen

Katie Halsey Annie Green

Minnie Herbst

Fannie E. Carter Adelia Cook

S. Martin

Delia Harper

Fannie Green

Time employed. Hours. Days Amount

received-
126 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 32.

Statement showing the nunib&r ofpersons employed in the imMication of the Tenth

Census reports during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890, icith the length of time each has heen employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

TIME WORK.

David H. Morgan

Nellie T. V. L> ons John Eickells, jr.

PIECE WOEK. AnnaErb

Lonise Henry

Maud Dubant

L. E. Windsor

Annie "Walters Clara E. Hutton Maggie Murpby

Millie Parker Nannie Daniel

I/. A. Shepberd M.E.Dow

Mary Joyce Margaret Sbields . .

M. E. Eggleston

Hattie McVille

C. Durham

Marian McGivern . .

M. Purcell Kate Dowden

Cheney Swain MaryPadian.

Mary A. Smith A. C. Erancis Ada Burr

Clara J. Eobinson . .

Jalia A. Wollf

Georgiana Groshon

Carrie E. Lewis Mary Mullf^n Katie Fleming

Mary Chamberlin.. Kate M. Price Eosie Sullivan Minnie E. Bnrford .

Josie Wright M. E.Leuman Mary F. Dove Donna Buchanan .

Time

employed.

Hours. Days Amount

received. Name.

PIECE WOKK—cont'd. Mary Farrell

Sallie Macnichol

Ella McCullum

Sue E. Stevens Laura L. Grimes

S. K. Feltham Annie M, Cavanagh. Kate Decker

Amelia Fisher Margaret Fern Mary A. Eeardon . .

Carrie A. Booth Martha Stewart Mary A. Prather

Sara Collins Mary Richards

Alice Reicks Maggie Wbaley

Gertrude M. Martin

A. J. Bowie

Sarah H. Stevens Martha Wilkins Millie J. Rockwell . .

Mathilde Guyol M. M. Cole E.G. Charles

Alice A. Brittain Belle Halliday M. A. Lenihan Kate R. Smith Kate A. Falkener . .

Mary E. Black M. J. Yerby

Ida Jones Ada H. Barker Annie E. Robb

Lizzie Connor Annie J. Tagart

Eliza Hughes

Mary C. Sangston... Mamie Jones

Effie Richardson Annie M. McDonald. Mina M. Green

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

No. 33.

Statement shotving thenumher of persons employed in printing Fourth Annual Report of Commissioner of Lalor, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890, with the length of time each has heen employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Time

employed. Hours. Days.

TIME WORK,

Elizabeth Mangan 9632

96

96

96

7295i

8ih

86" 8884

CM. Post

Clara E. Carter

Olivia J. Bond

A. D. Coleman

F. A. West

Jno. W. Freeman

A. L. Wood 13i

Amount

received.

$22. 08

7. 36

22. 08

22. 08 22.08

16. 56 2L 96

29. 57 30.10 26.40

21.00

76. 91

Name.

TIME WORK — cont'd. W. L. Griggs

C. R. Sherwood

R. B. Harford W. Breckinridge

J. W. Beall Edwin Pumphrey

Arthur Simmons, jr. .

P. J. Sullivan John J. Burns

J. J. McDonough

Robert H. Zimmermain

J. H. Keenan, jr

Time

employed.

Hours. Day

101

106i

98

97i 948ih

96' 91

9696
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 127

No. 3'3.—Statement sJioicing the numler of persons employed in printing Fourth Annual

Report of Commissioner of Labor, during the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

Name.

TBIE WOEK—cont'd. Patrick H. Markey . . - Joseph T. Gillin Jas. A. Evan

John A. riatlier Ernest E. Austin Wm. Marshall

F. W. Selbaoli Wm. L. Hettinger

Wm. A, Poist Wm. Giliard H. C. Fish

Ellen Donaldson

Ettie S. Ellis Ellen^. Quayle

S. A. ±s.ennedy Katie A. Murphy

Xate Cantino E.Finlen

Eliza J. McElfresh Annie Eckart

Ella V. Evans M. J. Stanley Minnie Osborne May Barnett

Ira E. Cole John H.Kobb Wm. H. Weber

James D. McKinnon .

J. H. Furbershaw John F. Clarkson David H. Moran

Charles J. Vagt J.C.Watson John Burnside M. E. Flanagan

A.W.Graham

Emma Long

Amelia Cromeleiu Mary Jackson Joanna Corridon

Susie V. Sinon Mary O'Brien Annie Gaughran

Annie Chapman

Magffie McKie

Ella McGraw

Bridget McXamara . .

Fannie Beamer

Elizabeth Davis M. Dellamico

Bessie Stuart

Cath'ine Schermerhorn

Nellie Hopper

Delia Cremen

Annie E. Jewett A. W. Potter Eose Carrothers Henrietta Tompkins..

Lizzie Walters

Catherine Burke

Eichard Savage

Daniel C. Eay

G. W. King

Henry Pavne

Michael Keebler

E. F. Degges

F. S. P^tcTiffe Stephen Caldwell

J. E. Jones Margaret Morris

K. Stevens Mary F. Terry Mary Morrow

Maggie McNamara ... Annie J. Fagart

Time

employed. Hours. Days

61

10187^ 88

8823i

80

80

8080

7780

80m80 110 104

110

92 104

104

104. 98 104 104

104

104 101

101

104

104

104 103J

104

16 104

104 104

104

104

104 104 104

104 104

104

104

9295

106 125i

106

46^

104

106

124 119

80"

80

8080

80

Amount

received. Name.

$36.40

35.80 I 38.40

38.40 ! 38.00 i 38.40

38.40 ! 24.40 j 38.40 { 32.00 1 40.40 ; 20.12 : 20.24 , 20.24 , 5.40

18.40 ! 18.40

18. 40

18. 40

17. 71

18. 40

18. 40 18.05

18. 40

49. 50

41. 60 44.00

36. 80 41.60

41. 60

41. 60 38.40 4L 60 4L 60 41.60 41.60

21.21 21.21

20. 16

20. 16

21. 84 21.84 2L84

2L 73 2L 84 3.36 2L 84 21.84

21.84

21. 84 2L 84

21. 84

21. 84

21. 84

21. 84 21.84 2L84

21. 84

19. 32

19. 95

26. 50 3L37

26. 50 IL 62

26. 00

26. 50

37. 20

35. 70

17. 12 18.40

18.40

18. 40 18.40

18.40

15. 87

TDIE WOKK—cont'd. Jennie Ferguson

S. M. Cornell Annie Taylor M. H. Core

Hftttie Z. Horn

J. H. Garden Kate O'Gorman

E. S. Mallery Jennie Dor.sey Minnie W. Brace

K. B. Throckmorton Kate O'Connor H.Hall

Curti.s Clark

G. F. Wliite George W. Duvall .

Geo. Luskey James O. Amoss

J. Wilson Clark

E. W. Moore

Jas. D. Connor

T.F. Pendel George G. Nalley ... Patrick Sweeny

G. 0. Barnes George Finch Mary E. Cornell

Josie W. Eobij^ison.- Bernard J. Smith ... Jas. A. Stockman ... W. C. Wilton

T. J. McLaughlin ... Frank S. Lanahan. .

H. J. Carev W.E. Westman

T. W. Shomo

G. Abramson

Jas. Breen

J. S. Smith

Martin Mangold

W, S. Whitmore .... Michael Shaen

Thad. Baden

Thus.B. Waters C.H. Stout H. Dunning

John Babcock John J. Fitzgerald .

John J. O'Brien Geo.H. Thaver W. H. Parker Byron Waters Thomas Hefferman . Chas.F. Whitlock

PIECE AVORK.

J. Wilson M. M. Morrow

M. A. Eyan

J. Breslin

J. B. Forbes Ida Dodge

Kate V. Smoot

Mattie G. Sellers . Katie Snee. . F. Chase

Ellen Handiberon.

E. M. Nash , E. W. Smith

Belle J. Mclntyre

Maggie Wilson ... N. Diggs M. T. Spalding ... Lottie B. Tyson .

Time

employed.

Hours. Days,

71

871-

951

93' 19

95 104i

104|- 78 1041

104|

8995

oel
128 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 33.

Statement showing the numher of pevsom emploi/rd in printing Fourth Annual

Eeport of Commissioner of Lahor, cluriuy the fiscal year, etc. —Continued.

liTame.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Anwie Asbe

J. Hitchcox Mary E. Btiete E. J. Kitchie Kate Walsh

Adelaide Brooks Mary Nolan

Katie Polk Mary Brick

J. A. Dougherty M. A. O'Neill A. Koo:ers D. P. Barrington ... Jennie A. Carter ... Mary McGinuell

A. Boyce

EflBe Kaye

Mary F. Rowe

S. E. Jackson

('assie A. Goodman.

C. Eowler Annie Keating

Marietta S. Brown .

Mary Pierre

J. L. Dowling

H. Harris Lucinda Lnckett ... G. Webster

F. Pope

E. Wells

A. Dutrow Mamie Sheiry

Ella Bagley

Nelie S. Manly

V. A. Jones Mary Reapsomer ... MaryM. Dickinson. Honora Lynch

N. B. Franklin

Nelio Brown

J. Connor

Etta Leonard M. Walsh

C. Brelsford

Susie E. Johnson

Ida B.Cox

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

Amount

received.

$12. 20 28.46

28. 46

28. 47

23. 84

28. 47

28. 47

21. 42

33. 37

33. 00

33. 37

33. 04

30. 38

33. 36

32. 08

9. 59 33.37

28. 86

30. 37

30. 75

27. 11

21. 68

27. 47

8. 49

34. 47

30. 55

38. 97

13.57

12. 45

8.09

8. 19

10. 23

8. 44

11. 62 13.43

13. 02 6.29

7. 50

4. 93

2. 38 11.60

4. 17

2. 12

6. 50

27. 87 34.76

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Kate Cratty Mary A. Ci'ellin — Fannie Tilly Katie Waller

O. K. Burwell

Nellie R. Adams . .

Carrie Schwartz — Lucy V. Ruby

Maggie Leane A.V.Lee

M.E. Wilson

Lillie Ward

Annie Y. Hay

Ida Rabbitt Martha E. Tremis . Annie J. Bellew Hannah Coyle M. A. Orme

Agnes McGee

Missouri G. Butler.

Charlotte Spears . .

Sarah Johnson

L. D. Christmas

J. Cnlhane

Fannie Maxwell ... Mary F. Hodge

Maria B. Fletcher.

Erama St. Clair Annie O'Brien RosaB.Ridgley

Jannette E. Wilson Emma F. Woodend

Maggie Morgan

J. E. Segerson A. Piggott Pearl Peticolos M. E. Murray

C.Lusby

Julia E. Plant

Florence Gates

C. Maus

Ella B. Cook

EllaC. Wetherall .. Annie Waters

Carrie T. Shelton .. M. V. Leckron

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

No. 34.

Statement showing numher of persons employed in printing Annual Bulletins (1887) of Bureau of Ethnology for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890, with the length of time each has heen employed and the amount each has received.

Name. Time

employed. Amount

received. Name. Time em ployed. Amount

received. Hours. Daj'^s. Hours. Days.

TIME WORK.

1224

12

$4. 80

5. 04 3.00

2. 98

4. 14

2. 81

3. 05

PIECE WORK—cont'd.

$2. 18

2. 18 2.18

2.18

2. 18

2. 18

2.18

2. 18 2.18

2. 18

D. M. Pratt Douglas Reid Laura V. Etter

PIECE WORK.

Jennie Fowler

J. Sibley

D. Lord
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 129

No. 34.

Stai&mcnt sliorcitig num'ber of persons employed in printing Annual Bulhiins

(1^87) of Bureau of Ethnologyf, etc.—Contiuned.

Name.

PIECE AVORK—cont'd. Ella Mitchell

LillleE. Ball , Sabina Jordan M. J. Griswold M. G. LiUie , J. r. Kose

H. M. Eskew , Annie Burrus Gertrude V. "Withers V. A. Jones

MarA' L. Lamar

Time

employed.

Hours. Days

Amount

received.

$2. 18 2.18

2.18

2. 18

1. 36

2. 18

2. 18 2.18

2.]8

2.18

2. 18

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. E. H. Stanton

Ella Goodsir

Georgie I. Carter. E. Young

Ida S. Crapster .. Julia Skelly Mary E. AVright.

S. J. McLeod .... Elizabeth Hain .. Ellie C. Glasgow.

Time

3mployed.

Hours. Days.

Amount

received.

f2. 18 2.18

2. 18

2. 18

2. 18

2. 18

2. 18

2. 18 2.18

2. 18

No. 35.

Statement slioiving the num'ber of persons empJoyed in printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Rrports of Bureau of Animal Industry during the fiscal year ended June SO, 1890, %vith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name.

Time

employed.

Hours. 'Days. Amount

received. Name.

Time

employed.

Hours. Days Amount

received.

TIME "WOBK.

F. C. Oberholtz Andrew Taff Henry C. "Watson... Augustus Schwartz.

"W. D. Foos

Ilobt. L, Fearson Henry McEnroe

Samuel "Wilkinson.. John Cowgill

Felix McGloin

K.E. Scott Wm. A. Boyd

E. W. "Williams Thomas Shelton

Belle Gates Dora C. Reicks H. Schreiner Mary E. Biggins

S. K! Coster "Wm. J. Eountree ... S. T. Satterfield S.Hess

V. M. Evans

J. J. Verser

E. P. Getchell W.H. Triplett John F. Toole John AY. Pomeroy .

"William C. "Willon. David Leonard

"W. R. "Westmau

T. W. Shomo

G. Abramson

James Breen

J. S. Smith

Martin Mangold W.S. Whitmore .... Michael Shaen John J. Fitzgerald.

John C. O'Brien

Geo. H. Thayer

"W. H. Parker Byron "Waters M. T. Lincoln

"William Fletcher... R. A. Gray

328

330

17199

192

192

192 192

192

328

192

191 188

188

187

187

186

162 152

162 162

162

148 138

138

73

1482424

242424

24

2424

24

24

2424

24

2424

120

112

$107.50

131. 20

115. 50 51.30

29. 70 4H.00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00

48. 00 82.00

48. 00

47. 75

47. 00

47. 00 46.75

46. 75 46.50

48. 60

38. 00

40. 50

40. 50 40.50 5L 80 41.40 4L 40

18. 25 37.00 IL 28 11.28 11.28 IL 28 11.28

11. 28

11.28 n. 28 11.28 11.28

10. 56

10. 56 10.56

10. 56

10. 56

60. 00

35. 00

24. 64

TIME WORK—cont'd Frank l^owe

Charles E.Clark....

Jas. A. Lee

Grant Sexton W. H. Bowman

Elizabeth Mangan..

Ella Y. Evans.. Minnie Osborne Mary F.Terry Mary Morrow

Maggie McNamara . Jennie Ferguson — M. L. Andrews

George L. Ready

A. A. Smith George Douglas

R. B. Harford John Stoll Arthur Simmons, jr. F.C.Rudland

Robert H. Zimmerma

J. K. Hardesty James Cavanaugh..

George Lusky

D. F. Anderson

F. H. Chaffee

R. M. Phipps

Patrick H. Markey . James A. Ryan ... . R. W. Moore James D. Conner

George H. Maurer .

George Finch

"William Gilliard

J. F. Glenn

H. C.Fish

John B. Smithers — Patrick Sweeney

Ellen Donaldson

Katie A. Murphy . . .

Annie Eckart May Barnett

Yirginia King

Rachel EUinger

Hattie Z. Horn

Kate O'Gorman

140

141 229

227 225 222^ 218i

2091

141 215

28 211

212 198 215

207

23 216

216 215i

205

2423i

208

16 205 205

207

20724 208 208

24 204

201

206

203

154^ 197*

193^ 204

205

$35. 00

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00

24. 00

32. 43

52. 67

52. 21 51.75 5L17

50. 25

48. 18

32. 43

75. 25 IL 20

52. 75

84. 80

79. 20

86. 00

82. 80

9. 20

75. 60

67. 50

53. 87

102. 50

9. 60

9. 40

83. 20 6.40

82.00

82. 00

82. 80

82. 80

9. 60

83. 20

83. 20

9. 60 81.60

46. 23

47. 28 46.59

35. 53 45.42

44. 50 46.92 47.14
130 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. '3r>.~Statement showing the numher of persons employed in printing Fourth and Fifth Annual-Beports of Bureau of Animal Ifidusiry, etc. —Contiuued.

Name.

TIME WOBK—cont'd.

J". W. Freeman

A. L. Wood

Florence Hoffman . .

E. S. Mallery Kate O'Connor W. Q. Lowd

Leonard Meyer Edward Bailey

C. A. Waterman

E. M. Wheat

J. A. Runyan

D. B. Brown

J. P. Herron W. McFarlane

C. J. Alexander

J. F. Cummins

J. B. Bice George S. Kauffman . Henry Webb

John Armstrong , George H. Ellis , Casper C. H. Moxley.

A. R. Bell D. M. Sandidge Howard E. Sherman .

Charles C. Bussell

E. H. Thomas

E. J. Bussell

Jos. A. Arnold

C. M. Robinson

T. G. Williams M. R. Savage

Phillip S. Steele M.J. Scanaell Ralph E.Dittoe

C. D. Parsons

H. A. Gilbert Thomas Conway

William Donath Frank Dial Edward C. Maher

R. A. Porter George F. Mclnturff.

Fred. Hudson

James L. Feeny

C.S. Mills Max Craft Charles P. Good acre .

Charles I. O'Neill William H. Bush

J. W. Beall Andrew Melville A. C. Deans James Clinton

Jno. C. WoodeJl David A. Thompson . N. A. Colbert

Hettie Russell

C. M. Post

Clara E. Carter

Olivia J. Bond

Ellen B. Quayle

E. Finlen

Eliza J. McElfresh ... M. J. Stanley Annie J. Tagart

S. M. Cornell A. D. Coleman

Peter Swift John Shea Wm. E. Lee

Jos. T. Gillin James O. Amoss

J. Wilson Clark

F. A. West...

Time

employed. Hours. Days

204| 198 200

197i

184

184

2246

3945

2546

17

5896 234

61 251

211 136 127

180

153

165 148

13534

31

731

2486i

88

72 184

184 237

135 118

128

128

107 152 156

140' 159 158

24

24

184

184 183^

184

160 184 170

135^ 142

144

144

139 Ulh

136

144 143

32 139

13683^

129

110^ 135^ 134i

25

Amount

received.

$5L 12

143. 75 61.87

46. 00

45. 44

73.60

73. 60

11. 66

24. 38

20. 67

23. 85

10. 00

18. 40

8. 50

29. 00

38. 40

93. 60 24.40

100. 40

84. 40

54. 40

50. 80

72. 00 6L 20

68. 00

59. 20

54. 00

18. 02

16. 43

3. 71

12. 40

9. 60

10. 60

35. 20

28. 80 97.52

73. 60

57. 50

33. 75

29. 50 51.20

51.20

26. 75

38. 00 62.40

42. 00

39. 75

39. 50

6. 00 6.00

73. 60 73.60

73.40

73. 60

64. 00

73. 60

42. 50 3L 16

32. 66 33.12

33.12 3L 97 32.54

31.28

33.12

32. 89

7. .36 48. 65

54. 40 33.40 5L 60

44. 20

54. 20

53. 80

2. 80

Name.

PIECE WORK.

Georgie Carter

E. Young

Ida S. Crapster

Julia Skelly Mary E. Wright

Elizabeth Hain

Ellie C. Glasgow

Annie G. Laird M. A. Orme

M. Reid

Sadie Broderick Sarah Dodge

Lida L. Smith Laura A. Moore .... L. H. Johnson M. Ambrose Mary E.Ellsworth . Mary M. Sprandel .

M. Clarkson M. Corbin

P. C. Rape

A. G. Fuller Emma L. Carrico A. M. Ackerman

BellGheen

A. Hutson

E. Marsh

J. A. Burr Mary C. Ford Maggie Pemberton

K. R. Thomas

D. C. Brooke

Annie Loring

Jennie Thompson . .

Lizzie Downie

A. S. Adams

Sarah E. J. Porter .

Mary E. Wilson M. Markham

M. G. Coder M. A. Ross

Alice Y. Daly

Ellen Knapp

M. A. Sears H. L. Stiles Rose McClelland ... J. A. Stein

L. L. Andrews

Bettie Baker

Ella F. Clements

Winifred Cahill Mary Lindsay

Jennie Franklin

J. A. Downing

Jennie E. Manning . Emma Woolsey

B. F. Jeffries Jennie M. Murray

Ella Ahern May Hoover

Annie O'Hara

Y. Henrick Lena M. O'Leary

Paula De Yantier Miriam Meals Mary McCormick

Katie O' Mealy

D.C. Toole Minnie F. McGowan.

Clara A.Erck Maud McPherson Mary C. Curtis Lora E. Collar M. A. Burgess

D. M. Pratt

Time

employed.

Hours. Days, Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 131

No. 35.

Staiement slioicivg tlie num'ber of persons employed in printing Fourth and Fifth A nnual Reports of Bureau of Animal Industry, etc. —Continued.

Name.

PIECE WORK—cont'd. Laura V. Etter Jennie Fowler

J. Sibley Mary Hubbell

Ella House Mary Kraft

D. Lord

A. Columbus M.E.Hoover W. A. Eowzee

LiUle E. Bull Sabina Jordan M.J. Griswold M. G. Lillie

J. F. Eose

H. M.Eskew

Gertrude Y. "Withers Mary L. Lamar

E. H. Stanton

Ella Goodsir

J. Hitchcox

Time

employed. Hours. Days Amount

received.

$30. 38

30. 38

30. 38

30. 38

29. 56

29. 17

34. 50

36. 30

36. 30

35. 37

36. 14

36. 00

35. 64

33. 96 33.80

33. 77

33. 96 31.85 31.07

31.85

22.86

Name.

PIECE WOEK—cont'd. Mary E. Buete. .. Adelaide Brooks. Mary Nolan Rosa B. Ridgeley

Maggie A. Duffy

Josephine Elliott

J. Wilson M. M. Morrow . .

M. A. Ryan

J. Breslin J.B. Forbes

Ida Dodge

Kate V. Smoot . .

F.Chase

Bell J.McTntyre.

Lizzie Doyle

Belle Carter

E. M.Nash

Annie Higgins. .

E. A. Folck

Mollie E. King.

Time

employed. Hours. [Days.

I

o