45Tn Co^'GRESS,

3d Session. SEXATE. ( Mis. Doc.

) No. 23.

ANNUAL REPORT

C>F THE PUBLIC PEINTEE,

SHOWIXG THE COXDITION OF

THE PUBLIC PEIXTIXG, BINDING, ETC.,

FOR TilE

FISCAL YEAE EXDIXG JUXE 30, 1878,

December 19, 1S7S.—Ordered to He on tlie table and be x)rmted.

WASHINGTON:

GOYEIlIs^3IEXT PRi:S'TII^a OFFICE.

1878.

THE

ANNUAL EEPORT

OF PUBLIC PRI^^TER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington^ December 19, 1878. Sir : I liave tlie lioiior to transmit to Congress, tlirougli von, tlie twenty-sixtli aimnal report of this office. I am, sir, with resi^ect, yonr obedient serA^ant,

JXO. D. DEFREES,

Puhlic Frinter. Hon. AY. A. Wheeler,

Fresident of the Senate.

Office of the Public Printer,

WashingtonJ Becemher 19, 1878. To the Senate and House of Representatives

In obedience to the laws regnlating the i)nblic printing, I ha^ e the

honor to report to you ''the exact condition and the amount and cost of the public i)rinting, binding, lithographing, and engraving j the

amount and cost of all x)apers purchased for the same 5 a detailed state- ment of proi)osals made and contracts entered into for the purchase of

paper and other materials ; all x>^^3'iii^^iits made during the year ending June 30, 1878, including those for material and labor for the

Congressional Eecord ; the amount of work ordered and done, with a

general classification thereof, for each department ; the number of per- sons employed in said establishment, and the time each has been

employed ; and such further information, touching all matters connected

with said i)rinting-o£&ce, as may be in my i^ossession." The tabular statements accomi3an}^ng this report are i)resented in the

following order

No. 1. ShoAviug tlie documents printed by autliority of law or by order of either House

of Con^>Tess, tlie approximate cost of printing and binding tliem, and the manner in which they were distributed.

2. Showing the cost of the printing and binding ordered by the executive and

judicial departments of the government.

3. Showing the disbui'sements on account of salaries, &c., in the office of the

Public Printer.

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

5. Showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing.
4 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 6. Sliowing the disbursements on account of (he public binding.

7. Showing tlie disbursements on accouiit of th(5 Congressional Record.

8. Showing the disbursements on account of lithographing and engraving for the

Senate and House of Rei)resentatives, tlie Sii])reine Court of the United States, the C*ourt of Claims, and the Executive l)e}»artments.

9. Showing the disbursements on account of printing the Reports of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the years 1874 and 1875, from Sex)tember 1, 1876, to June 30, 1877.

10. Showing the disbursements on account of jirinting the Reports of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the years 1874 and 1875.

11. Showing the disbursements on account of printing the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1876.

12. ShoAvhig the nujnber of persons employed in the public printing and binding

(except those on the Congressional Record), the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each for the iiscal year ending June 30, 1878.

13. Showing the number of x>ersons employed on the Congressional Record for the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1878, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has received, including pay for extra work.

14. Show ing the number of persons employed in printing the I^eports of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the years 1874 and 1875, from September 1, 1876, to June 30, 1877, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

15. Showing the number of persons employed in printing the Reports of the Comndssioner of Agriculture for the years 1874 and 1875, from July 1, lfc77, to June

30, 1878, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each

has received.

16. Showing the number of persons employed in printing the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1876, from July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878^ with the length of time each has been emi)loyed and the amount each has

received. The actual cost of tlie i^rinting, binding, engraving, litliograpbing,

&c., for tlie Government of the United States for the tiscal year endingJune 30, 1878, as executed at the Government Printing OtMce, is shown

in the following summary of the detailed statements hereinafter pre- sented : For salaries, &c., in the office of the Public Printer ,^15, 795 97 For the public printing , 693, 021 12 For paper for the i)ublic printing 279, 215 42 For the public binding 405, 752 55 For the Congressional Record 125, 173 41 For lithographing, mapping, and engraving 15,673 49 For printing Reports of Commissioner of Agriculture for 1874 and 1875. 16, 613 14 For xninting Report of Commissioner of Agriculture for 1876 87, 456 43 Total for fiscal year ending June 30, 1878 1, 638, 701 53 The following table is an exhibit of the disbursements of this office during the years 1863, '01, 'G5, '60, '07, '68, '()9, '70, '71, '7:3, '73, '74, '75, '76, ending September 30, eacli year, for the nine months ending June

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DISTRIBUTION OP DOCUMENTS.

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The reserved documents are bound in Yolumes of approi>riate size (in

sheex) and calf), and are distributed as follows

Where delivered. House docu- ments.

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Library of Congress Library of the House of Eepresentatives. Library of the Court of Claims

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

By virtue of the fourth section of the act of July 27, 1806, the Joint

Committee on Printing has the exclusive control of the matter of con- tracting for paper for the iniblic printing, and of ''fixing a standard of

paper for the different descriptions of Congressional and executive

printing." Under the direction of the committee, contracts were entered
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE, 7

into for supplying any required quantities of the various kinds for tlie year ending on the 31st January, 1879, with the following jDersons

:

T7XCALEXDERED PEIXTIXG-PAPER 24 X 38, 45 POUXDS PER REAM OF 500 SHEETS.

George Hill, jr., Georgetown, D. C, 5,000 reams, at 7.6 cents per pound.

George Hill, jr., Georgetown, D. C, 5,000 reams, at 7.7 cents per pound.

George Hill, jr., Georgetown, D. C, 2,500 reams, at 7.9 cents per pound.

John A. Sliober, Lancaster, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 7.9 cents per pound.

John A. Shober, Lancaster, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 8 cents per pound.

George Hill, jr., Georgetown, D. C, 2,500 reams, at 8 cents per j)ound,

CALEXDERED PRES^TIXG-PAPER OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

B. H. Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., 15,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 8.9 cents per pound.

B. H. Moore, Philadelphia, Pa., 200 reams, 44 pounds, at 8.9 cents per pound.

B. H. Moore, Pliiladelphia, Pa., 3,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 8.9 cents per pound.

The Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 500 reams, 60 pounds, at 9.6. cents per pound.

SIZED AXD CALEXDERED PRIXTIXG-PAPERS OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM. The Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 5,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 9.7 cents per pound.

The Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 500 reams, 50 pounds, at 9.8 cents per pound.

B. H, Moore, Philadelphia. Pa., 500 reams, 50 pounds, at 9.8 cents per pound.

The Russell Paper Conix)anY, Lawrence, Mass., 2,000 reams, 42 pounds, at 9.6 cents per pound.

The Russell Paper Comjiany, La\NTence, Mass., 300 reams, 40 pounds, at 9.5 cents per poimd. MAP-PAPER. The Seymour Paper Company, ?s"ew York City, 2,500 reams, at 11.2 cents per i)0und.

WHITE WRITIXG-PAPERS (TO BE OF AXY REQUIRED WEIGHT).

3,000 reams quarto-jyost, 10 X 16 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 3,000 reams, at 11.7 cents per pound.

2,000 reams flat cap, 13 X 16i or 14 X 17 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 2,000 reams, at 11.8 cents per pound.

5,000 reams douhJe cap, 16^ X 26 or 17 X 28 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 5,000 reams, at 11.9 cents jser pound.

3,000 reams demy, 16 X 204- incites. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 3,000 reams, at 11.8 cents per pound.

3,000 reams double demy, 20| x 32 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 3,000 reams, 11.8 cents per pound.

300 reams doiibJe demy, 40 pounds {linen stocJc), 20^ x 32 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 150 reams, at 12 cents per pound.

Campbell, Hall & Co., Xew York City, 150 reams, at 12 cents per pound.

2,000 reams foUo-post, 17 X 22 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, X. J., 2,000 reams, at 11.8 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

2,000 reams double folio-post, 22 X 34 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 2,000 reams, at 11.9 cents iicr pound.

1,200 reams medium, 18 X 23 inches.. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 1,200 reams, at 11.9 cents per pound.

800 reajms royal, 19 X 24 inches, J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 800 reams, at 11.9 cents per i)Ound. 800 reams snperroyal, 20 x 28 inches. J. &. R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 800 reams, at 11.9 cents per pound.

900 reams imjyerial, 22^ X 31 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 900 reams, at 11.9 cents per pound.

500 reams of any required size not enumerated ahove, not to exceed 21 X 40 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 11.9 cents per pound.

COLORED WRITING-PAPERS (TO BE OF AXY REQUIRED WEIGHT).

300 reams blue quarto-post, 10 x 16 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, K. J., 150 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

Woolwortli & Graham, New York City, 150 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

1,000 reams blue cap, 13 X 16^ or 14 X 1'' inches. "VVoolwortli & Graham, New York City, 500 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

400 reams laid cap, 14 X 17 inches, of any required color or colors. The Russell Paper Company, Lawrence, Mass., 400 reams, at 14.4 cents per i)Ound

4,500 reams blue folio-post, 17 X 22 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., l,583i reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

"Woolworth & Graham, New York City, l,53.3i reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

The Seymour Paper Company, New York City, 1,333-|- reams, at 12.1 cents per i)ound

400 reams blue double cap, 16^ X 26 inches. Woodworth and Graham, New York City, 200 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 200 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

200 reams blue demy, 16 X 20^- inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 200 reams, at 12 cents i)er pound.

100 reams blue medium, 18 X 23 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 100 reams, at 12 cents per pound.

400 reams blue double cap, 17 X 28 inches. AVoolworth & Graham, New York City, 400 reams, at 12.1 cents per pound.

300 reums yellow double cap, 17 X 28 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 300 reams, at 12.5 cents per pound.

300 reams buff double cap, 17 X 28 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 300 reams, at 12.5 cents per pound.
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTER. . 9

100 reams gold envelope-paper, 19 X 24 inches. The Sernioiir Paper CoiupaiiT. Xew York City, 25 reams, at 13 cents per pomid.

The Russell Paper Company, Lawrence. Mass.. 25 reams, at 13 cents per ponnd.

Woolworth & Graham. Xew York City. 25 reams, at 13 cents per ponnd.

Megarge Bros., Pliiladelphia, Pa., 25 reams, at 13 cents per ponnd. PAPER FOR POST-OFFICE BLANKS (EXGIXE-SIZED), 500 SHEETS TO THE REAM,

200 reams, 18 X 29 inches, '30 ptounds.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 200 reams, at 9.1 cents per ponnd.

1,000 rca^ns, 20 X 36 inches, A2 p)ounds.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 1,000 reams, at 9.1 cents ])er ponnd. *

1,000 reams, 28 X 32 inches, AQjwunds.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 1,000 reams, at 9.1 cents per ponnd.

500 reams, 25 X 38 inches, pounds.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass., 500 reams, at 9.1 cents per pound. SUPERSIZED AXD SUPERCALEXDERED CREAM-TIXTED PRIXTIXG, 500 SHEETS TO THE

REAM.

200 reams, 22 X 28^ inches, 2)0unds. H. P. Eamsdell, Salisbury ]\[ills, X. Y., 200 reams, at 8.9 cents per ponnd,

300 reams, 2.54- X 40 i)ic]ies, Lb j^onnds. H. P. Ramsdell, Salisbury Mills, X. Y., 300 reams, at 8.9 cents per pound.

500 reams, 24 X 38 inches, 70 j)Oi(nds. H. P. Ramsdell, Salisbury Mills, X. Y., 500 reams, at 8.9 cen^s jier pound.

500 reams, 24 X 38 inches, bO pounds. H. P. Ramsdell, Salisbury Mills, X. Y., 500 reams, at 8.9 cents per pound.

COVER-PAPER, AXY REQUIRED COLOR OR COLORS, 500 SHEETS TO THE REAM.

500 reams, 20 X 25 inches, ZQj'Ounds.

Clement & Stock^vell, Xew York City, 500 reams, at 10.5 cents per pound. MAXILA PAPER.

200 reams, of any required size and weight, G. W. Wheelright & Son, Boston, Mass., 200 reams, at 8.43 cents per pound.

CRAXE & CO.'S GLAZED BOXD-PAPER, XO. 21. 3,000 sheets, 11 X 31i inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., X^'ew York City, 3,000 sheets, at 1.8 cents per sheet. 15,000 sheets, 201 x 32 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., X"ew York City, 7,500 .sheets, at 3.4 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 7,590 sheets, at 3.4 cents per sheet.
10 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

10,000 sheds, 17 X 28 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York Qity, 5,000 slieets, at 2.4 cents per slieet. Dol)ler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 5,000 slieets, at 2.4 cents per sheet. 6,000 sheets, 22 X 31| inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 3,000 sheets, at 3.6 cents per sheet. Dohler, Mudge & Chaximau, Baltimore, Md., 3,000 sheets, at 3.6 cents per sheet. 5,000 sheets, 20^ X 24^ inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 2,500 sheets, at 2.5 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge &. Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 2,500 sheets, at 2.5 cents per sheet. 4,000 sheets, 19 X 31 incites. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 4,000 sheets, at 2.9 cents per sheet. 8,000 sheets, 18 X 23 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 8,000 sheets, at 2.1 cents per sheet. 2,000 sheets, 17 X 22 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 1,000 sheets, at 2.1 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, at 2.1 cents per sheet. 6,000 sheets, 21 X 31 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., &. Co., New York City, 3,000 sheets, at 3.4 cents per sheet. Dohler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 3,000 sheets, at 3.4 cents per sheet. 2,000 sheets, 21 X 21 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 1,000 sheets, at 2.3 cents per sheet. Dohler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, at 2.3 cents jier sheet. 3,000 sheets, 19 X 23 inches. J. F. Anderson, jr., &. Co., New York City, 3,000 sheets, at 2.3 cents iier sheet. IMITATION PAECHMENT.

30,000 sheets, 21 X 24 inches. "VVoolworth & Graham, New York City, 30,000 sheets, at 1.7 cents per sheet. 30,000 sheets, 17 X 22 inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York City, 30,000 sheets, at 1.3 cents per sheet. 30,000 sheets, 15f X 18^ inches. Woolworth & Graham, New York City, 1,500 sheets, at 1 cent per sheet.

J. & R. Kiugsland, Franklin, N. J., 1,500 sheets, at 1 cent per sheet. BAXK-NOTE PAPER.

20,000 sheets, 10^ x 17 inches. J. & R. Kiugsland, Franklin, N. J., 20,000 sheets, at fo cent per sheet. Statement I^o. 5, appended to tliis report, exhibits tlie exact quantity

of each kind of pajier pnrcliased dnring the fiscal year ending on the

30th day of Jnne, 1878, except that nsed on the Congressional Eecord,

and the cost per ream. The aggregate amonnt exi)ended was $279,215.42.
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE, 11

There remained on liand Jnne 30 papers of various kinds, as will l?e seen by reference to tlie same statement, amounting in ralue to $62,835.27.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $15,073,49^ as vrHl apx^ear by reference to Statement ^o. 8. THE PITBLIC BINDljNTG.

The amount expended during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878^ on

account of the public binding was $405,752.55, the details of which will be found in Statement Xo. 6. The value of materials on hand at the

end of the year was 842,348.78,

CO>"aEESSIONAL PEIlS^Tir^a AND BIi!^DmG»

During the first and second sessions of the Forty-fifth Congress there were printed for the Senate 2,718 bills and joint resolutions, 107 executive documents, 102 miscellaneous documents, 571 reports of committees, and 12 confidential documents. For the House there were printed

5,888 biUs and joint resolutions, 116 executive documents, 81 miscella- neous documents, and 1,021 reports of committees.

Tlie orders made by the first and second sessions of the Forty-fifth

Congress for i)ublic documents, exclusive of the usual number, are as

follows

:

SE^'ATE RESOLUTIONS.

'Ko. copies- Nov. 6, 1877. —Collating and ]>inding duplicate sets of all bills and resolutions^ Senate and PIousc reports 10 Nov. 20, 1877.—Seuatr bill Xo. 300 .500 Nov. 21, 1877. —Binding- ;iri;nniont.% l)ofore Committee on Patents 300

Dec. 7, 1877. —President's niessagc, vrith reports of heads of departments and

without aecoiiipanyiiig documents 3,000

Dec. 14, 1877. —Biennial Eegister 250

Feb. 15, 1878. —Proceedings before Committee on Privileges and Elections in

relation to woman siUfrage 1, 000 March 7, 1878.—Eeport acconipanying Senate bill No. 300 1, 000 March 7, 1878. —Senate report Xo. Ill, with amendment reported by Judiciary

Committee to Seiiute bill X'o. 15 500 March 11, 1878.—Arguments on Senate bill No. .539 300 March 12, 1878. —Senate re^jort No. 125, with Senate bill No. 512, in document

form 500 March 12, 1878. —Diseases among swine and other domestic animals 2, 600 March 20, 1878. —Statement of Secretary Sherman before the Finance Committee 500 March 21, 1878.—Senate bill X"o. 300 500 March 27, 1878. —Binding State Constitutions and Charters, 2 volumes 837 March 28, 1878. —Testimony taken before Committee on Post-Offices andPostEoads, in relation to claim of ChanceyM. Lockwood 50

April 3, 1878. —Arguments beftu-e House Committee on Patents 1 000

April 4, 1878.—Testimony taken in the investigation of matters in the Indian

Territory 75
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Ko. tiopies. April 22, 1S78, —TcsMiiioiiy taken before tlie Committee on N^ival Affairs, in

c.ise of George F. Cut u'i' 125 April 29, 1878. —Arguiiu nt.s and e^id('n(•e relating- to alleo<.(l violation of eliar- ter by the Washington Market Company 100 April 1-7-.—Sf;^.temeut of John Ro:\eh licfore Connnittee on Post-Officcs and Posi Koails on oee;in steaiissliip service 300 May 2, 1878. —S; ati'incnt of Gardner G. Hnbbard on the snbject of railway

mail transporrarion 300 May 23. 1878. —Memorial of Cansten Browne. 50 May 25, 1878, —Teslimouy ti'kcn l)efore Select Committee on Transportation- Routes to the 8cal)oard, rehitive to the bill of Captain Fads 75 May 25, 1378. —Deliberations of Fish. Commission, with accompanying docu- ments *500 June 4, 1878. —Arguments before Connnittee on Privileges and Elections in case of Messrs. Corbin and Butler.. 100 June 7, 1878. —Report of Committee on Claims in the case of Ben, Holladay.. 25 June 10, 1878. —Ninth annnal report on the improvements of the South Pass

of the Mississippi River 650 June 14. 1878. —Report of the Select Committee on Transportation Routes to the Seal)oard, volume 1 700 June 18, 1878. —Senate bill No. 300, with proposed amendments, in iwimphlet

form 5,000

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

Jan. 11, 1873, Documents in relation to the revenue considered before Committee of Ways and Means 100 Jan. 11, 1878. Evidence taken before the Committee of luvesMgatiou of the N e w York Custom-House , 100 Feb, 14, 1878. Report of Subcommittee of Elections in the case of Dean vs. Field 25 Feb. 25, 1873. Bills, re])orts, or resolutions under consideration before Committee on the Revision of the Laws 325

ISIar. 19, 1878. House resolution No. 2117 .... '. 200 Mar. 19, 1878. Act amending the laws granting pensions to the soldiers and

sailors of the war of 1812 3, 000 Mar. 26, 1878. House resolution No, 4106 5, 000 Mar. 27, 1878, Map to accompany report of Committee on Foreign Affairs 1, 900 Apr. If), 1878. Argument before Committee on Patents. 1,000

May 7, 1878. Report of the Connnittee on Fcnvign Affairs t2, 000 May 27, 1878. Arguments made before and testimony taken by Committee on

Coinage, Weights, and Measures ou the subject of establish- ing branch mints in the Lmited States 3, 000 June 2, 1878. Testimony taken by the Select Committee on Alleged Frauds in the late Presidential Election 200 June 19, 1878, Printing and binding any documents for use of Committee ou

Appropriations

BY CONCURRENT AND JOINT RESOLUTION AND BY LAW.

Dec. 15,1877. Biennial Register 2,500 Feb. 18, 1878. Eulogies on the late Edward Y. Parsons 4, 500 Feb. 28, 1878. Narrative of the Polaris Expedition 2, 250

^ 500 copies ordered for use of State Department, but not printed, as they would cost over $500. tOr as many as live hundred dolhiis will print. (Xone printed, as composition alone would cost more

than five Imudred dollars.)
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Xo. copies. Mar. 2, 1878. Eeport of Chief Engineer King on Enropean ships of war 1, 000 Mar.

Mar.

Mar.

Ai^r.

18: Eukig-ies on tl^e hite Senator O. P. Morton 12. 000

5, 1878. Euh>gies on the hite Senator Lewis Y. Bogy = 12, OOO

7, 1878. Professor Hayden's Annual Eeport of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories for 1877 , 10, OCO

5, 1878. Eeport on Forestry

Apr. 25, 1878. Report of the Board of Health of the District of Columbia

Apr. 25, 1878. Eeport of the Smithsonian Institution for 1877 May 9,1878. Eeport of the Commissioner of Education for 1876. May 25,1878. Binding Geological and Geographical Atlas of Colorado and

portions of adjacent territory June 6, 1878. Eeport of the Commissicmer of Agriculture for 1877 June 6,1878. Colonial Charters and Constitutions of the Ignited States June 14, 1878. ''Xarrative of the Polaris Expedition " (such number as may b«

subscribed for). June 17, 1878. Eeport of the Commissiouer of Fish and Fisheries for 1878-77.. June 18, 1878. Testimony taken before the Committee on the Eeorganization

of the Army

June 18,1878. Final Eeport of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the

Territories, vohime 4, in quarto form June 18,1878. Final Eeport of the Geological and Geographical Siu-vey of the

Territories, volume 12^ in quarto form 3, OOO

25, OOO

1,500

10, 500

500

300, 000

5,000

5,000

3, 000

DEPAETME^TT PEI^TIZSG AXD BI^^DIXG.

In accordance witli tlie law of May 8, 1872, wliicli provides that tlie. several departments of the .lioveriuuent shall make annual estmiates for the ininting and hindini; recpiire;! for their nse during each fiscal year, the following ai^propriations were made and the following printing and

binding was done for them, respectively, dnring the year ending June

30, 1878

:

DepartmeDt. Amount ap- propriated. Amount exIjended.

$180,000 00 o $218, 625 76

135, 000 00 & 182, 845 60 105,000 00 c 139, 990 95

72, 000 00 d 92, 950 29

39, 000 00 e 39, 847 69

15, 000 00 13, 897 65

20,000 00 / 34, 879 55

9,000 00 g 9,m 98. 10, 000 00 8, 542 78

6, 000 00 3, 942 13

1, 000 00 1, 000 00 15,000 00 7) 21,777 74

Treasury

Interior Post OtHce AVar - Kavy _ State Supreme Court of the United States

Ajri-iculture Court of Claims Department of Justice and otlice of the Attorney-General

.

Supreme court of the District of Columbia

Library- of Congress a Includes amounts transferred by Treasury Deiiartment in March and May, 1878, and special appropriation approved -Time 14, 1878.

b Includes amount transferred by Indian Bureau in June, 1878, and special appropriations approved

April 30 and June 14. 1)^78. c Includes special apjiropriation approved April 30, 1878. d Includes special appropriation a])proved June 14, 1878.

e Includes amount transferred by Bureau of Xavigation in May 1878, and special appropriations ap

proved April 30, 1878. /Includes special appropriation approved December 15, 1877. Includes amount transferred by Department of Agriculture in April, 1878. Mdclades special appropriation approved December 15, 1877.
14 REPOST OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

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

ConoTessional Printer is directed to keep a separate and exact account

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

in his next succeeding annual report, and each succeeding report, sep- arately from the other disbursements of his office. I would most respectfully call your attention to table ^o. 7 of this

report for information relating to the exi^enditures on account of the

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

call your attention, also, to table ISTo. 13, which exhibits the names of

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

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

Forty-fifth Congress, including the index, is one, comprising 1,144 pages.

The number of copies of that volume printed and bound is 7,550 j these

have been disposed of as follows

Delivered to Senate folding-room 2, 460 volumes.

Delivered to House folding-room 4, 714 volumes. Delivered to House library 100 volumes. Delivered to Library of Congress 52 volumes.

Delivered to officers of the House 9 volumes- On band. 215 volumes.

7, 550 volumes. The number of copies of the Record authorized by law is 10,350, of

which number 3,17G of the first session and 3,360 of the second session were delivered unbound to the order of members of Congress.

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

Forty-fifth Congress, including the index, is six, couiprising 0,179 pages*

The number of copies of each volume printed and bound is 7,000, aggregating 42,000 volumes. These have been disi^osed of as follows

Delivered to Senate folding-room 13, 932 volumes.

Delivered to House folding-room 26, 208 volumes. Delivered to House libivary 600 volumes. Delivered to Library of Coiagress 312 volumes.

Delivered to officers of the House ... - 54 volumes. On band 894 volumes.

42, 000 volumes

The cash receipts on account of Congressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878, are as follows

From sale of Records $2, 935 00 From sale of paper sbavings 1,757 47 The amount received for speeclies printed from matter contained in Record 17, 350 00 During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878, there was received from

the sales of documents. Records, waste paper, &c., the sum (which has

been deposited in the Treasury) of $54,257.18.
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE. 15

IMPROVED MACHINERY FOR PRINTmG AND BINDINO.

Imiirovements in maeliiueiy for tlie more rapid and economical manufacture of newspapers and books are constantly being made, and those

who do not use them work to great disadvantage.

Seeing no reason why the Government Printing Office should not

avail itself of some of these improvements, two large presses, on which

to print the Congressional Eecord, and other work when not needed

for that publication, have been put into it. More work can be done on

these presses than can be done on twelve Adams presses, and by the

employment of one third of the number of emj^loyes required by those

presses. Xine book-sewing machines have also been put in operation, by which

books are sewed Avith wire instead of thread, and at greatly reduced

cost. To ascertain the economy in their use a daily record is kept of the

work done on each machine, and contrasted with the cost of handsewing.

The following table shows the saving made the week ending on the

21st of last month, being about the same as several previous weeks

:

Xumber of machine. Character of work.

Xo.8.

Xo.4.

Xo. 1. Xo. 2

.

Xo. 7. Xo. 5. Xo.9.

Xo.3.

X'o.6.

Revisetl Statutes Agricultural Report.

...do

Hours. Xo. of books.

600

1, 710

1, 587

1, 700

1, 61

G

1, 446

1, CGO

1, 533

1, 101

12, 353

Sianatures.

55, 200

63, 270

58, 719

62, 900

59, 792

53, 502

61, 420

56, 721

40, 737

457, 061

Average

per hour.

1, 150

1, 318

1, 223

1, 310

1, 246

114 1,280

1, 182

836

Pay re- ceived.

$11 00 11 00 11 00 11 00

11 00 11 00

11 00 11 00 11 00

Cost if done by- hand.

^96 00

58 14

53 95

57 80

54 94

49 16

56 44

52 12

37 43

99 00 515 98

99 00 Saving on the nine machines one week 416 98 Thus, in 52 weeks, there will be a saving of $21,632 over the old

method, should the machines be constantly at work.

The saving is still greater in sewing larger books, such as the Congressional Eecord and the Revised Statutes. The result on the last edition of the Eevised Statutes, being 15,000

copies, is as follows

:

If sewed by hand $2, 400

By the machines 300

At a saving of

In addition to this

2, 100

saving, the bindiui): is more substantial than if done by the old method, as the book may be opened at any part without

injury, which cannot be done when sewed with thread.
16 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The edition of 300,000 volumes of the Agriciiltural Eeport, if sewed

By hand Avonld amount to $8, 214

By the machines 2, 220

At a saving of 5, 994

An improved method of x)ressing sheets after being i)rinted and fohled,

"by which at least $5,000 per annum will be saved, has been adopted.

OUTSIDE FIRE-ESCAPES.

At the last session of Congress, an appropriation of $3,000 was made

for the i)ui"[>ose of biiildiug outside fire-escapes from the Government

Printing Office. Proposals were invited, and the contract was given to Messrs. C. A.

Schneider & Sons to build them from the upper two stories, on a i^lan approved by Mr. Clark, tlie Architect of the Capitol, for the sum of $2,244,

leaving $756 of the appropriation to be covered into the Treasury.

They are of brick and iron, and are very substantial, so that, should

a fire occur in defiance of every possible precaution, they would afford

additional and ample means of escape. From the first story there are three wide stairways, so that an outside escape is not needed for it. PEINTINa ATs^D BINDING FOR THE DEPART3IENTS.

The idea prevails to some extent that the bills for work executed for the dei^artments are paid by them as though the Government Printing

Office were the proi^erty of a private individual. This is not true. Of

recent years appropriation bills have contained a provision directing

that, out of the sum appropriated in gross for printing and binding, the

departments may have work done to a limited amouht. In so large an

establishment it is impossible to arrive at the exact cost of each job of

work, but to enable the departments to keep within the limits prescribed a bill as near the real cost as i)ossible has been sent to them upon the

completion of each requisition. These bills are not known at the Treasiwy, and do not enter into consideration in the settlement of the account

of the Public l^rinter. The real cost of all the work done is shown in

tlie pay-rolls for labor and by the vouchers for materials consumed, by

which his accounts are settled. In A^ew of the recent introduction of additional labor-saving machinery, a revision of the scale of approximate cost, established several years

ago, has taken place and a considerable reduction made. The effect of

this will be to increase the quantity of work for the departments out of

the specific sums named in the api^rox^riation bills.
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTEE. 17

COST OF PrBLIC PEIXTIZS^a AXD BIXDIXG ^HEX EXECUTED AT PEIYATE ESTAB^

LISHMEXTS COMPAEED AVITH ITS COST AT THE GOYEEXMEXT PEIXTmG OEEICE.

Statement shoiving total numlier of ixirjes, also tlie numler of pages and mimljer of ems of

nonpareil in the 'bound edition, and total cost of daiJg and bound editions of ilie Congressional Globe for the Forty-second Congress.

Session.

o1 t

H

Xonpareil. - Cost.

X"o. of

pages. Xo. of ems. Printing and

reporting. Binding, &c. Total.

First 1, 402

5, 756 195

7-29

1, 950, 000 Second 7 9Q0 ono

1 Total, first and second

sessions 7, 158

2, 903 924 359

9, 240, 000 Third 3, 590, 000 Total 10, 061 1, 283 12, 830, 000 $441, 783 25 *$112, 948 06 $554, 731 31 The folding and binding was done by the Government Printing Office. Statement shorcing total number of pag/'S, also the number of pages and number of ems of nonpareil in the bound edition, and total cost of daily and bound editions, of the Congressional Eecord for the first and second sessions of the Forty-fifth Congress, and estimated costof the

tltird session.

Session.s.

31 ?

H

Xoniiareil. Cost.

X^o. of pages. Xo. of ims. Printing and

binding. Eeporting. Total.

First 1,100

6, 179

177i^

1, 230

1, 775, 000 Second 12, 300, 000

Total, first and second

sessions

Thii'd (estimated) Total

7, 279

3, 000

1, 407i

500

14, 075, 000

5, 000, 000

$168, 745 20

80, 000 00

10, 279 1,

907;i- 19, 075, 000 248, 745 20

j $100, 000 00 $348, 745 20

Statement sliouing the cost of the Congressional Becord for the Forty-fifth Congress, and

what the cost would have been had the same price been paid for labor and material as was

2)aid by the proprietors of the Congressional Globe in 1871-'73.

TThere and how money was expended. 1877-'79. 1871-73.

$60, 787 32 $67, 525 25

53, 924 18 68, 115 88

25, 278 53 36, 653 86

15, 057 93 15, 057 93

2, 969 24 3, 562 08

7, 376 87 7, 376 87

3, 351 13 4, 021 35

80, 000 00 95, 920 00

100, 000 00 51, 987 53

348, 745 20 350,220 75

Composing-room

Press-room Bindery

Folding-room

Stereotyi)e-room Compiling indexes Miscellaneous items Estimated cost of third session Eeporting

Total
18 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

For the purpose of making a fair comparison between the cost of the

Record for the Forty-fifth Congress and the cost of the Globe for the

Forty-second Congress, the following facts shonld be kept hi ^^ew:

First. That $100,000 is charged against the Eecord for reporting, while

(ml}^ $51,987.53 is charged against the Globe, and that the difference in

the charge for reporting, $48,012.47, shonld either be added to the cost of the Globe or deducted from the cost of the Eecord.

Second. That the Eecotd for the first and second sessions of the pres- ent Congress contains 483 images more of noni)areil and 121 i>ages more

in the total number of pages than the Globe contained for the first and

second sessions of the Forty-second Congress, the total number of pages

in the Eecord being 7,279 and the total number in the Globe 7,158.

A page of nonpareil costs for composition alone two dollars more than a page of brevier, the cost of a page of brevier being three dollars for comi30sition. As the Eecord for the first two sessions of the Forty-fifth

Congress contained 483 pages more of nonpareil and 121 more pages in

the total number than the Globe for the first tAVO sessions of the Fortysecond Congress, $9GG for the difference in the amount of nonpareil, $303

for the difference in the total number of pages, and the cost of paper,

press-work, folding, gathering, &c., which amounts to $1 ,128.33, making a

total of $2,457.33, should either be deducted from the cost of the Eecord

or added to the cost of the Globe. If the estimate for 3,000 pages for the present session, with 500 pages of nonpareil, should prove correct,

the Eecord for the Forty-fifth Congress will contain 024 more pages of nonpareil and 218 more in the total inimber of pages than is found in

the Globe for the Forty-second Congress. The amounts to be added to the cost of the Globe or deducted from the cost of the Eecord, on account

of the difference in the amount of work performed, to make the compari- son fair, would then be as follows : For difference iji the amount of nonpareil, $1,248; for difference in total number of pages, $654- and tlie cost. of paper, press- work, folding, gathering, &c., which amounts to $2,020.40 5 making a total of $3,928.40.

Third. If tlie above sums are deducted from the cost of the Eecord

or added to the cost of the Globe, then the sum of $40,230.75 should be

deducted from the cost of the Globe, being the difference in the expense

of binding.

If tlie above deductions should be made, the expense of piinting,

reporting, and binding would be as follows: For the Globe $514, .^00 50 For the Record (on the basis of prices paid in 1871-'73) 346, 292 35 Saving to the GoTerument 1G8, 208 21
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PPvIXTER. 19

COX'aEESSIOXAI. PEINTIXa.

Comparative statement slwicing tlie cost of the printing and Tjinding for Congress the last seven years of the old or contract system icitli the past seven years under the present

system. OLD. OE COXTEACT SYSTEM.

Period. Cost of print- ing.*

iST Timber

of jyages printed.

Cost per

page.

Average price per day paid

for labor of printers and

bookbinders.

18.53-" 54, 1st session 33(1 ConaTess

1855-56, 1st and 2d sessions 34th Congress

18.56-'57, 3d session 34tli Consrress

18.57-'58, 1st session 3.5th Congress

1859-"60. 1st session 36th Confess

Total

$503, 923 96

556, 760 08

932, 299 86

f1,326, 281 10

t696, 816 06

393, 480 05

791, 898 09

32, 964'

43, 089

42, 882

38, 076

52, 454

38, 260

53, 898

$1 53

1 29 2 17

3 48

1 33

1 03

1 49

$2 73

J

5, 201, 459 20 301, 623 n 7G PEESEXT SYSTEM.

1871-72, 2d session 42d Congress

1872- 73, 3d session 42d Congress

1873-'74, 1st session 43d Congr ess 1874-75, 2d session 43d Congress

1875-76, 1st session 44th Congress

1876-77,1 2d session 44th Congress

1877-78, 1st and 2d sessions 45th CongTCSS.

Total.

$878, 004 90

863, 211 25

636, 239 93

568, 45S CO

493, 912 14 n?A. fi.32 45

411:^. ^:l^3 71

4, 370, 309 98 i

119,284 $0 73 63,011 1 37 93,701 69

66, 194 1 86 102,886 48

57,921 114,100 43 617,097 *75

$3 75

*The snms in this column are taken from the Eeports of the Sup riuti'iidents of Puldic Printing,

t Includes printing ordered at previous sessions, but not compk-Led at datt- of previuu.s Animal Eci)ort of Superintendent of Public Priuting.

" Average.

] For niue months only. Tlie above facts aiicl figures sIiott tliat, altiiougli more tliaii double

tlie number of pages were printed dimng the last seven years of tlie present system, tliey cost 8831,140.22 7m* than the last seven years of

the old system, notwithstanding the wages paid workmen were about

37 per cent, greater than x)aid under the old system.

SPECinCATIONS OF PATENTS.

Statement shoiving the cost of specif cations of patents as printed at the present time in the Government Printing Otjicc compared Kiih the cost ichen printed hy contract.

Where piinted. Date of issue. Xumber of

patents.

1 Xumber of Xumber of pages. 1 words.

1

Xumber of copies

printed. Cost.

At McQ4U <fc Wltherow's . . Xov. 20, 1866 201

t 2.57 1 190, 450 21 $1, 519 68 In Government Printing Office Xov. 12, 1878 252 400 229, 910 150 905 17

It will b'' observed that the specifications printed at the Government

Printing Oifice contained over 39,000 more words than when printed by

contract; an- 1 notwithstanding 129 more copies were printed, the saving

to the Government was 8014.51. Had the weekly issue of patents dated
20 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

XoveDiber 12, 1878, been printed nnder the Pliilp and Solomon contract

of 18C6-'68, tlie cost to the Government wonld liave been $1,907.37 for 21 copies. As tlie cost in tliis office was only $905.17, tlie saving for

this one v eek was $1,002.20; and, assnming the issne of Is'^ovember 12

to be an average weekly issne, the saving to the Government has been

$52,114.40 each year since 18G8, when the Patent Office i)rinting was

ordered to be executed in the Government Printing Office. THE aOYEENMENT PRINTITs^a OFFICE.

Very few persons are aware of the magnitude of this establishment,

or of the immense amount of printing and binding executed in it. The

following tables show the amount of work done during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1878. The first table shows the total number of blanks, pamphlets, and

documents, blank-books, and miscellaneous volumes, printed and bound

for the Executive Departments.

Department.

Blanks, envelopes, &c. Pamphlets and

documents.

Blank-books.

Miscellaneous

binding.

War

23, 092, 188

5, 280, 190

1, 024, 850

6, 739, 757

32, 299, 873

697, 068

113, 645

140, 765

148, 735

44, 734

31, 315

629, 272

4, 120

61, 000

4, 500

26, 085

50, 659

7, 939

2, 668

5, 598

52, 387

50 124 725

4, 666

3, 609

2, 016 14,651 484

815

5, 317

73

Post Office

State

Total 69, 388, 336 949, 761 120, 150 31, 031 The next table shows the number of copies of documents, &c., printed

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

House, and miscellaneous printing done on requisitions from the Secre- tary and Clerk, respectively, during the same time. The number of

pages are for the documents only

Congress

Senate House

Library of Congress

Public Printer Total

Blanks, envelopes, &c. Pamplilets and

documents.

1, 093, 225

4, 015, 403

149, 000

311, 689

703, 404

5, 116, 761

12, 000, 745

87, 5;50 m

5, 569, 317 17, 908, 510

Pages.

37, 211

39, 396

4.5, 416

Blank-books.

54 366

122, 023

Miscellaneous

binding.

1, 147

153

11, 176

1

12, 474 EECAPITTJLATIO]Sr.

69, 388, 336

5, 509, 317

949, 761

17, 908, .510

120, 15f31, 631

122, 023 12, 474 74,957,653 1S,85S,'^71 122,023 120,7 30 44,105

Executive Departments.

Congress

Total
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTEE. 21

The capacity of tlie "building ^'liere tliis immense amount of printing

and binding is done does not aftbrd snfiicient room to work to the best

advantage.

The recent xnuT-hase of the bound and unbound vohimes and stereo- type plates of the Congressional Globe renders an addition absolutely

necessary. At present a large portion of this property is at the country

place of the late ^Ir. Eives, and must remain there, unless a place be

provided for it in such an addition.

The room in Avhich the stereotype plates of the Congressional Eecord

and other valuable publications are stored T^ill soon be so lilled that no more can be put into it. A fire-proof vault of sufficient cai^acity to store the plates of the CongTessional Globe, the Eecord, and the miscellaneous plates should be

constructed as soon as possible, as otherwise the government may sus- tain a loss recjuiiing hundreds of thousands of dollars to replace.

rUECHASE OF COXGEESSIOXAE GLOBE AXD STEEEOTYPE PLATES.

The act of the last session of Congress making appropriations for the

civil service has the following

:

That tlie sum of one liimdred rlious-and dollars is lierel)Y appropriated to piireliase. of tlie present owners and proprietors, tlie folloN\ iuj; proi^erty. to ^vit : Tweuty-tivc

tliousand bound volnnh.'S of tlie Con.uTi-s>ion:il G^loTie. forty tliousuiid unl)onndToliimes

of tlie Cougressional Glol;e. forty-six tlion.-and uietid plares for printing tlie Congressional Globe, twenty-four tliousand eonipositi(ni platt-s for printing tlie Congressional

Globe, the two-story tirr-proof brick building situare in rlie rear of tbe Glo'oe l)uilding on Peiinsylvaida a^'l'nu(^ ;ind the ropA'riglit for tlie complete work : Provided, Tliattbe

Public Printer, tbe .^i-crtTaiy of tin- >-,'ua:*'. and tlie Clerk of tbe House of Rei)ivsentatives sball examine tlie said proiu-rty. and shall certify to the Secretary of the Treasury

that it is in good order and in accordance with the schedule su^'miitted. before any of

said money shall be paid: And jyovidt d f'irtlivr. That said property, Avhen x)urchased

by the L^nited States, sluill be i)laced in the custody of the Public Printer, under tlie direction of the Joint Coniniittee on Public Prmting ; and that title to said i)ropcrty shall be approved by the Attorjiey-Geueral.

In accordance with this provision, the Secretary of the Senate, the

Clerk of the House of Eepresentatives, and the Public Printer selected

jVIr. Eoberts, the foreman of the bindery, and Mr. Elliott, the foreman of

the stereotype-room, of the Government Printing Office, to examine the

property purchased. They found 1,638 bound volumes in excess of the

number named in the schedule ; 30,408 unbound volumes, being 3,692

less than the number named. They also found 23,403 composition plates

and 52,647 metal stereotype plates, being 7,000 more plates than named

in the schedule.

After tliis property came into the possession of the government, a

thorougli examination was made to ascertain how many complete sets

(of 108 volumes in a set) of bound and unbound volumes comi:)rised

the purchase, and also find out whether or not stereotyx)e x^lates existed

for all the volmnes.
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Tlie result of sucli examination is presented in the following table:

Congress and sessions.

Congl. Globe, 1st and 2d sess. 23d Cong

Congi. Globe and Appendix, 1st sess. 24tli Cong , Congl. Globe and Appendix, 2d sess. 24tb Cong., togetber witb 1st sess. 25tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Appendix, 2d sess. 25tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Appendix, 3d sess. 25tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Appendix, 1st sess. 26tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Ajjpendix, 2d sess. 26tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Ai>pendix, 1st sess. 27tb Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess. 27tb Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 2d sess. 27tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Aijpendix, 3d sess. 27th Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 28tb Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 28tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Appendix, 2d sess. 28tb Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 29tb Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 29tb Cong

Congl. Globe and Appendix, 2d sess. 29th Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 30th Cong

Apx)endix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 30th Cong

Congl. Globe and A^jpendix, 2d sess. 30th Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 31st Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 31st Cong

Aijpendixto Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 31st Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 31st.Cong

Congl. Globe and Ajipendix, 2d sess. 31st Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 32d Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 32d Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 3, 32d Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 32d Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 1, 32d Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, with Appendix, 32d Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 33d Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 33d Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 3, 33d Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 33d Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 1, 33d Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, with Appendix, 33d Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st and 2d sess., part 1, 34th Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st and 2d sess., part 2, 34th Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st and 2d sess., part 3, 34th Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 1st sess. 34th Cong

( '(.n-]. ( ;iobe, 3d sess., part 1, 34th Cong

Congi. Globe, 3d sess., part 2, with Appendix, 34th Cong . .

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 35th Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 3.5th Cong

Coiigi. Globe, 1st sess., part 3, 35th Cong

Appendix to Congi. Globe, 1st sess. 35th Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 1, 35th Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, with Appendix, 35th Cong ..

4

3

22

8

2

2

3814

19

5

52

34

122145

36

61

55

99

6085

3235

3834

47

3434

35

39

52

28

31 224

210

202

222

133

13125

28

4836

55

81

299 375

342

116

302

321

200 136

80 297

683

337 292 428

127

509

433

664

1, 729

301 412

153 235

833

1, 432

1, 925

2, 400

2, 118

1, 101

1, 306

1, 297

1, 624

1, 110

1, 535

241 196

302 295

296

283 256

269

197 122 *15Q

*382

130

^177

*298 *361

*412

*189

1.58 *203

*70 *370 *496

46

'138 *33

^-248 ^205

84 144

276

290 298

250

126

173 173 177

156

181 189 150
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

Coniiress and sessions.

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 36th Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 36tb Cong

Cougl. Globe, 1st sess., part 3, 3Gtb Cong

Congi. Crlobe, 1st sess., part 4, with Aiipendix, 36th Cong...

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 1, 3Gth Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, -with Appendix, 36th Cong...

Congi. Globe and Appendix, 1st (special) sess., 37th Cong .. Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 1. 37th Cong

Congl. Glube, 2d sess., part 2. 37th Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 3, 37th Cong , Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 4, with Ajjpendix, 37th Cong .. Congi. Globe, 3d sess., iiart 1, 37th Cong

Congi. Globe, 3d sess., part 2, Avith Appendix, 37th Cong. .. Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 38tli Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 38th Cong

Congl. frb.be, 1st sess., part 3, 38th Cong

Cou-l. ( ;i'.bc, 1st s;-ss., part 4, with Appendix, 38th Cong . .

.

Cougl. -d sess., part 1, 38t]iCong

Congl. Ghdje, 2d sess., part 2, Avith Appendix, 38th Cong...

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 1, 39th Cong

Cong. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, 39th Cong

Congl. Globe, 1st sess., part 3, 39th Cong

Congl. fJlobe, 1st sess., part 4, 39th Cong

Congl. filobe, 1st sess., part 5, a\ ith Appendix, 39th Cong . .

.

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 1, 39tlLCong * Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, 39th Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, with A})pendix, 39th Cong

Cong. Globe and Appendix, 1st sess. 40th Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., Congi. Globe, 2d sess., Congl. Globe, 2d sess., Congl. f rlobe, 2d sess., Cungl. (;]obe, 2ds<-ss., Supplement to Congi]iart 1, 40th Cong

part 2, 40th Cong

part 3, 40tli Cong

]iart 4, 40th Cong

part •'), with Appendix, 40th Conj

. Globe, Trial of A. Johnson.

I Congi. Globe, 3d sess., i)art 1, 40th Cong

I Congi. Globe, 3d sess., part 2, 40th Cong

j Congi. Globe, 3d sess., part 3, with Aiipendix, 40th Cong.

.

! Congi. Globe and Ajipendix, 1st sess., 41st Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 1, 41st Cong

[ Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, 41st Cong

1 Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 3, 41st Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 4, 41st Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part .5, 41st Cong

Congi. Globe, 2d sess., part 6, 41st Cong

j Appendix to Congl. Globe, 2d sess., 41st Cong

Congl. Globe, 3d sess., part 1, 4l8t Cong

CoDgi. Globe, 3d sess., part 2, 41st Cong

Cungi. Globe, 3(1 sess., part 3, with Appendix, 41st Cong.

.

Cong. ( Uobc, 1st sess., part 1, 42d Cong

Congi. Globe, 1st sess., part 2, with Api:)endix, 42d Conj

i Extra volume, Index to 'Jongl. Globe, 2d sess. 42d Cong..

158

152

1.58 153 100

92

91 101 109

105

95

131

131

90 103 110

11178

77 435 420

438

423 422

167

168 168

75 354

348

340

357

342 336

532 532

542

169

739 739 739

741 739

743 739

723 712

689 644

645

201

74 119 187

172 184

1, 442

1

267 214

275

206

228

257

2315

12

529

14 323

97 103

9586

75

67 101 102

101

30 226

220

178

201

218

220 205

139

120 236

141 274

223

160

228 224

398

391 385

403

364

369

143

183 115

183 194

166

6580

39

62

66 328

303 318

10249

49

65

57

83

97

301
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Con<n'ess and sessions.

Congl. (?ilol)e, 2d sess., part 1, 42d Cong . Cougi. Globe, 2d sess., part 2, 42d Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 3, 42d Cong

Cougi. Globe, 2d. sess., part 4, 42d Cong

Congl. Globe, 2d sess., part 5, 42d Cong

Appendix to Congl. Globe, 2d sess. 42d Cong

Congl. Globe, 3d sess., part 1, 42d Cong

Congl. Globe, 3d sess., part 2, 42d Cong

Congl. Globe, 3d. sess., part 3, with Appendix, 42d Con

Total

768

768

768

768

768

768

521

521

521

26, 638

172 225

301 36,408 j 13,666 130, 301 64 There are no stereotype plates for the volnnies marked thus*. One hnnclred and eiglit volumes constitute a comi)lete set of the Congressional Globe. It will be seen by the above list that only two complete bound or unbound sets are on hand.

There are no stereotyiie i^lates for fifteen volumes.

The table also sho^YS hoAv muchmoney it will require to reprint and bind

a sufficient number of copies to make 500 complete sets, or 54,000 volumes.

It will be perceived that unless a reprint is had the volumes on hand

are almost valueless, except for waste paper.

It is the i)rovince of Congress to determine what shall be done witli them.

List of the stereotype plates.

Globe, 23(1 CongTess, 1st session Globe, 23d Congress, 2d session Globe, 24th Congress, 1st session Appendix, 24th Congress, 1st session Globe, 24th Congress, 2d session Appendix, 24th Congress, 2d session

Glub.>, 25th Con,gress, 3d session Appendix, 2.5th Congress, 3d session Appendix, 26th Congress, 1st session

A[)peiidix, 26th Congress, 2d session, (incomplete)

(ilube. 28th Congress, 1st session

(rlobe, 29th Congi ess, 1st session (incomplete) Appendix, 29th Congress, 1st ses.sion (no index) ... A]ipendix, 29th Congress, 2d session

(.ilobe, 33d Congress, 2d session Appendix, 33d Congress, 2d session Globe. 34th Congress, 1st sessiim Appendix, 34tli Congress, 1st session Globe. 34th Congress, 2d sessitai Apijendix, 34th Congress, 2d session Globe, 34th Congress, 3d session

Composition

plates.

494

356

660

797 303

364 208

423

176

1, 235

4.54

2, 322

1, 31991

Metal

plates.

737

288

1, 370 510
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. Composition Metal

Ijlates. plates.

Appendix. 34t!i Congress, od session - 474

G-lobe. 35tlL Confess. 1st sc-si.jn 3, 125 Ai^pendis. 35tli Congicss. Ist session 621 Globe, ooth. Congress. 2d ses.sion 1, 743 Appendix, ooth CongTess. 2d strssion 3S4 - Globe. 36tli Congress. 1st session 3. 374 Appendix. 36th Congress. 1st SL-ssi.in 5.":- Globe. 36tli Cona-res?. 2d Sc>-i::.n 1. 'O') Apx^endix. 36tlL Cor. . - - : 3S3 Globe. 37tli CongTi?-- - : - : 4S3 Appendix. 37tli Co:- _\ - : - ~ ->i'.n 66 Globe. 37tli C-n^r.;- - u 3,409 Appendix. 37Ti. : : - - —i n 459 Globe. 37tu C : 1,600

Appeni";:: " :^ 274 Globe. . 3. G22 Appendix. o?TLL L - 1- - -! _l 305 Globe. 38tli Con ^•. >^ -

' 1.494 Appemlix. 3^tV- : _ - i n 1S2 Globe. Sytli C 1^.^ 4,422 Aiipendix, 3Utb. Con-Ttrs.-. : - ; 496 Globe, 39th Congress. 2d ^ 2. 110 Appendix, 33th Con , _ 302 Globe, 40th Congrr - 9,>7 Appendix, 40th Con. 6S Globe. 40th Con.2:re> _ 4,886 Appendix. 40th Congress, i 651 Globe, 40th Congress. 2d — — : -it 542 Globe. 40th Congress, 3d > 2, 100 Appendix, 40th Congress. ^ 366 Globe, 41st Cou-ress. l>t - - 917 Apitendix. 41st Congrii-ss. 1~ — _ 56 Globe. 41.st Congress. 2d s^rssi^n - 6, 047 Appendix. 41st Coniri-. 2d - ^^sion 844 Globe, 41st C : 2, 247 Appendix. 41-" -i^ ai 44S Globe, 42d C^.k. 1, 046 Appendix. 42d i_ - :.>n 352 Globe, 42dCongrc>:- _ _ 4,817 Appendix. 42d C ai. . -: .n 903 Globe. 42d C -: . 2,516 Appen.lix. 4:.; ! - jm \ 390 Total : 23.493 52,647 XoTE.—Theia rt.iland comp 'isiti;>n plat-s aga,ii-^ate 7(3.140, from ^hich auiomit 500 were omitted to cover damaged and unm-rebantable Xjlat rS. There are no stereotype plates for the fullowing rolmnes

:

Globe. 24th CijugTe>>. and 1st session 2.5th Con- Globe and Appendix. 27t]i Con.gress.

sress.

_ ^ . Appendix to ( tI.iIu;. 2d seisinn 27th Congress,

Globe. 25tli ConiTess. 1>T session. Appendix, ifth C'.n-rt-ss, 1st session. Appendix. 2.'ti: < .r— ». K session. Globe and Appen-li:: - ' - ---ion 28th Congress.

Apx)enili>:. L" , : ::, Globe and Ayipei, : -t, and 32d Congress,

(ilobe, 26tii I - : Globe, 33d Cougr..--. a-; -•,>iuu. Globe, 26th Cuu^: - - ; : - ju. Appendix, 33d Congress, 1st session.
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Dei^ai'tment.

Printing, and ijaper for same. 1^ft ft o p, o rt

3 ^

State Department.

Treasury Department

Interior Department

Office of the Secretary

('onimissioner of Pensions . .

Commissioner of Patents . .

Commissioner of Land Oifice. Commissioner of Indian Affair Commissioner of Education .

Total for Interior Department .

War Department

Office of the Secretary Adjutant-General

Quai'termaster-General .

Bureau of Ordnance

Commissary-General

Surgeon-General

Chief of Engineers

Paymaster-General

Signal Office Total for War Department Kavy Department

Office of the Secretary Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting

Provisions and Clothing Yards and Docks

.Construction and Repair . .

Steam-Engineering . Medicine and Surgery Ordnance

Navigation

Office of the ISTaval Ohservatory

Total for Kavy Department

Judiciary

Department of Justice and Attorney-General Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Court of Claims

Total for Judiciary.

$2, 753 43 I $2, 538 73 $5, 292 16 $8, 605 47

, 296 71 42, 324 13

18, 202 62

5, 362 80

75, 830 91

3, 672 26

3, 355 52

1, 495 35

107, 919 46

641 66

7, 068 09

3, 481 89

6, 581 94 899 54 762 89

5, 016 81 195 10

9, 269 65

33, 917 57

3, 155 73

1, 023 22

1, 162 18 319 52 379 37 715 48 399 30 106 55

12, 225 05 181 48

19, 667 88

2, 673 75

34, 006 87 909 15

7, 683 22

128, 620 84 90, 004 92

8,412 64

6, 553 71

7, 763 60

2, 894 02

1, 510 50 633 30

26, 615 26

11, 916 51

83, 594 51

6, 566 28

4, 866 02

2, 128 65

8, 544 65

5, 702 42

14, 046 09

11, 051 60 3,634 04

4, 179 57

27, 767 77 135, 687 23 47, 158 37 182, 845 60

301 92

6, 617 04

6, 849 38

2, 781 99

1, 132 13 280 12

2, 073 99 188 58

2, 439 78

943 58

13, 685 13

10, 331 27

9, 363 93

2, 031 67

1, 043 01

7, 090 80 383 68

11, 709 43

2, 405 86

3, 935 39

7, 161 61

6, 076 69

1, 173 76

3, 575 91

5, 958 06

101 80

5, 984 71

22, 664 93 56, 582 50 36, 373 79

943 08 198 30

1, 562 90 113 83 183 23

351 34 132 31 80 25

2, 171 21

61 69

4, 098 81

1, 221 52

2, 725

433 35

562 60

1, 066 82 531 61 186 80

14, 396 26

243 17

5, 798 14 25, 466 02

290 03 278 33

50 37

157 96

2, 963 78

34, 285 20 959 52 7,841 18

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1, 017 09

2, 420 18 323 03 104 19

1, 511 54 121 54 114 20

4, 318 56 440 40

14, 381 67

978 35 594 35 40 48 701 60

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Library Congress, miscellaneous

$1, 224 69 $387 61 $1, 612 30 $1, 198 41 $2, 810 71

3.5, 830 03 55, 065 46 90, 895 49 49, 095 46 139, 990 95

1, 398 04 208 33 l,fi06 37 20, 171 37 21, 777 74 EECAPITULATION.

State Department

Treasury Department

Interior Department

$2, 753 43

86, 296 71

107, 919 46

33, 917 57

19, 667 88

45, 272 99

2, 380 36

3.5, 830 03

1, 224 69

1, 398 04

$2, 538 73

42, 324 13

27, 767 77

22, 664 93

5, 798 14 776 69

1, 571 96

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$5, 292 16

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135, 687 23

56, 582 50

25, 466 02

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3, 952 32

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47, 158 37

36, 373 79

14, 381 67

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218, 625 76

182, 845 60

92, 956 29

39, 847 69

48. 364 46

9, 177 98

139, 990 95

*2, 810 71

21, 777 74

War Department

Xay^' Department

Judiciary Department

Department of Agi-iculturo

Post-Office Department

Office of Public Pi-inter Library of Congress (miscellaneous) Total 336, 661 16 159, 103 75 495, 764 91 274, 529 90 770, 294 81

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Xo. 4.

Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of thejjublicprinting

(excej)t Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

July $41,465 18 August 52, 343 75 September , 46,885 83 October 42,331 17 November 43, 872 67 December 55, 201 54 January 58, 618 55 February 67, 585 75 March = 55, 339 97
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

April $61,285 10 May.. 53,668 89 Jane 56,413 26

$635, Oil 66 Improvements and repairs to building : Plumbing and gas-fitting 563 95 Repairs 99-88 Lumber 1,798 44 Lead, putty, glazier-tools, and i^aint 151 45

Glass 45 25 Awnings 85 00 2,743 97 MacMuery, repairs to machinery, &c.

Cylinder printing-x)ress, complete 2,000 00

Four-roller printing-press, complete 4,000 00 Fixtures to presses 512 16 Repairs to Bullock j)ress 78 47 774f feet belting 201 31

Iron, steel, tools, &c 575 36

40 pounds brass castings, at 35 cents 14 00

3,282 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 164 10

24 pounds iron castings, at 6 cents 1 44

1 Acme cutting-macMne 900 00

36 cutting-slips, at 25 cents 9 00

1 shaving-machine 390 00

4 portable fire-exterminators, at $15 60 00

2 gallons composition, at $1.50 3 00

8 sides lacing-leather, at $2.50 20 00

i- dozen pallet-knives, at $5.85 2 92

4 Sheridan cutting-knives, at $14.25 57 00

6 cutting-knives, at $7 • 42 00

8 watchmen's clocks, at $10 • 80 00 Clock fixtures and repairs 7 25

Boiler-repairs 29 46

30| pounds brass wire, at 50 cents 15 25

6 pounds wire, at $1.12 6 93

35 spools wire at 12 cents 4 20

9, 173 85 Stereotyping and electrotyping

2,000 pounds electrotype-metal, at 11^ cents 230 00

2,100 pounds lead, at 7 cents 147 00

125 pounds tin, at 20 cents 25 00

100 pounds tin, at 22 cents 22 00

30 barrels clay, at $2 60 00 560 pounds kaolin, at 1^ cents 8 40

20 barrels plaster paris, at $3.25 65 00

5 barrels plaster, at $1.75 8 75

809 feet blocking-wood, at 30 cents 242 70

1 furnace 2 75

6 solder-irons, at 85 cents 5 10

6 electrotype-irons, at$l 6 00 100 pounds solder, at 14 cents 14 00

96 stereotype-blocks 299 40

1 pair gloves

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1 50
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Tyi^e various kinds - $18, 716 78 TTpe-composition 6 00

7,000 feet nile, at 6 cents 420 00

11,000 feet rule, at 4f cents 522 50

100 rules, at 50 cents 50 00 85 rules, at 15 cents 12 75

42 rules various kinds 14 35

129 cliases 1,057 95 504 sheets bonnet-boards, 1^,^^ cents 9 73

504 sheets bonnet-boards, at cents 8 57 72 planers 21 60

124 composing-sticks 94 28

1 bevel rack. 10 00

1 lead and rule cutter 4 50

1 case-cabinet 31 05 2 miter-machiues 25 20

1 leading-machine . 175 00

49 type-cases 83 79

2 wooden stands 7 20

56,300 quoins, at 50 cents per C. 281 50

6 dozen pick-brushes, at $4.20 25 20

6 whitewash-bruslies, at s2 12 00

1^ dozen scrubbing-brushes 9 26

12 dozen lye-brushes, at s8.25 = 99 00

2 dozen hand-brushes 15 00

7 brushes 9 15 U dozen shears, at $17.50 26 25

2,200 inches side and foot sticks 99 00 200 jjounds page-cord, at 32 cents 64 00

14 pounds cotton-cord, at 40 cents 5 60

2 glue-kettles and repairs 21 10

3 dozen shoe-knives, at .fl .. 3 00

8 dozen shoe-knives, at §1.50

.

12 00 25 yards gum-cloth, at $'S 75 00

30 yards felt-cloth, at $8.25 247 50

15 yards felt-cloth, at ^o...... 75 00 305 galleys 680 60

4 dozen boxes wax tapers, at .$4.75.... 19 00

14 dozen brooms, at $3.20 44 80

1 dozen brooms 4 00 Chairs 104 50 29 pounds sponge, at $1.85 53 65

7 pounds sponge, at $1.80 12 60

10 pounds alum, at 6 cents 60

10 pounds alum, at 7^ cents 73 2i gallons muriatic acid 1 75

10 gallons turpentine, at 65 cents 6 50

5 gallons turpentine, at 45 cents 2 25

10 pounds turpentine, at 40 cents 4 00

1.50 pounds borax, at 16^ cents 24 75

30 pounds borax, at 16 cents 4 80 Sulphuric acid 14 34 60 pounds sulphate copper, at 12 cents 7 20

10 q^^ires emery-paper 3 10

10 quires emery-cloth, at $1 , 10 00
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

150 pounds tallow, at 12 cents |18 00

1,412 pounds detergent, at 4^ cents 63 54

Kniglit's Mechanical Dictionary 20 00 Worcester's Dictionary 10 00 Dictionary of Authors 7 50 Stoves and repairs 29 70

18 tire-buckets, at |22.50 per dozen 33 75 i dozen buckets, at |2.10 1 05

Miscellaneous items 45 05

$23, 578 57 Materials, &c.

Printing-ink, 983 pounds, at 35 cents 344 05

3,154 pounds, at 60 cents 1,892 40

3, 235 pounds, at 12 cents 388 20 402 pounds, at $1 402 00 20 pounds, at $5 100 00 895 pounds, at 9^ cents 85 03 200 pounds, at 30 cents 60 00 20 pounds, at $3.50 70 00 colored inks 27 25

3, 368 93

Sirup, 197 gallons, at 53 cents 104 41

Oils, 279 gallons, at |1.85 516 16 298 gallons, at |1.48 441 04

10 gallons boiled, at 67 cents 6 70

10 gallons linseed, at 72 cents 7 20

4 quarts neat's-foot 1 75

972 85 Benzine, 442^ gallons, at 17 cents 75 22

179 gallons, at 12^ cents , 22 38 97 60 Roller-composition, 300 pounds, at 50 cents 150 00 5O pounds No. 3 composition, at 40 cents 20 00

Glycerine, 2,200 pounds, at 24 cents 528 00

1,419 pounds, at 20 cents 283 80

811 80

Glue, 1,402 pounds, at 30 cents 420 60

1,047 pounds, at 17 cents 177 99

653 pounds, at 25 cents 163 25

191 pounds, at 19^ cents 37 25

799 09 Card-board, 7,997 sheets, at cents 391 85

5,830 sheets, at 3^0 cents 289 71

3,665 sheets, at 4 cents 153 93

5,000 sheets, at Si^o cents 275 00

3,600 sheets, at 3fo cents 129 60

3,000 sheets, at 3i% cents 99 00

. 1, 339 09 Cotton, 1,765 yards, at 13^ cents 238 25

l,454i yards, at lOf cents 156 35 277i yards, at 6f cents 18 50 181 yards, at 18 cents 3 29 92f yards, at 13f cents 12 88 39f yards, at Hi cents 4 57 275f yards, at 7 cents 19 30

1 piece 5 00

175 yards crash, at 13 cents 22 75

162 yards crash, at 12i cents 20 25
REPORT 01^ THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

Cotton, 10 yards cotton duck, at 60 cents 83 00

2.S4 yards buff lioUand, at 50 cents 124 00

. ' $631 14 Twine, '200 pounds, at 17 cents 34 00

103 pounds, at 27 cents 27 81 10 pounds, at 45 cents '. 4 50 66 31

Tliread, 100 pounds, at 81.42 142 00 184i pounds, at 81.05 193 46 102i pounds, at 81. 4S 151 70 94 pounds, at 86 cents 60 84 58 pounds, at 81.33 77 14 58 pounds at 81.30 75 40 720 54

Pins, 36 pai)ers, at 10 cents 3 60 Stationery 134 85 Crayons, 1 dozen boxes 48 00 Lithogi-aph crayons, 6 dozen boxes, at 83.50 21 00

Folders, 3 dozen, at $2.25 6 75

Potasb, 3,506 pounds, at 8 cents 280 48

1,249 pounds, at 6 cents 74 94 355 42 Matting, 43 yards, at 85 cents 36 55 Soap, 1,560 pounds, at 8 cents 124 80 120 pounds, at 6 cents 7 20

6 bars castile 4 70

136 70 Telephones 72 00 Telegraphing 39 29

Battery-plates, 6 at 812 72 00

10 at 83.50 35 00

6 at 88 48 00

2 at 813 26 00

181 00 Coal 1, 199 65 Beeswax, 116J pounds, at 35 cents 40 77 50 pounds, at 33 cents 16 50

57 27

Flour, 1 barrel 6 00 Washing towels 771 54 Blanketing, 20 yards rubber, at 87 140 00

25 yards felt, at 86.75 , 168 75 308 75 Gas 3,337 43 Boxing, cartage, and freight 134 85 Sawdust 53 00 Crocks, 50 at 25 cents 12 50

Ice 614 84

2s eedles, 244 papers, at 8 cents 19 52

3 dozen knitting, at 20 cents 60 20 12 Gum-arabic, 15 pounds, at 75 cents 11 25 25 pounds, at 25 cents 6 25

20 pounds, at 21 cents 4 20

21 70

Resin, 10 pounds, at 5 cents 50 Gray super, 26 pieces, at 81.79 46 54

Printing-jjaper, 210^-^- reams, at §5.25 1,108 54
42 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Priuting-paper, 48 reams, at- $5 $240 00 7| reams .y^*... 34 35 — $1, 382 89 Tissue-paper, 50 reams, at $1.50 75 00 50 reams, at $1.24 62 00

, 137 00 Overlayiiig-paper, 12 reams, at $3.57 42 84 Plate-paper, 30 reams tinted, 150 ponnds, at $30 900 00 Press-boards, 30 gross, at $22 660 00

1 paper-scale ... . — 5 40 Parchmeut, 3,500 sheets, af $71.50 per M 250 25

Horses, wagons, t&c. : 1 new rockaway .: ...... .... . . ...... 25€ 00 Wagon repairs 499 00 Horse-feed . .... ...... 401 33 Pasturage for 1 horse 4 months 4 00 For use of 1 horse 39 days, at 75 cents , 29 25 Horse-shoeing 101 25 Medicine ...... 50 3 chamois-skins 2 15 2 horse-buckets, at 60 cents...... .... ..... 1 1 20 8 horse-buckets, at 85 cents 6 80 1,295 48 Total payment on account of the public printing 693, 021 12

Wo. 5.Statement showing the disbursements on account of paper for the public printing (except Congressional RecordJ for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1878.

PRINTING-PAPER.

6,096 reams and 52-5 quires uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.60 . , $21, 946 52

1, 277 reams and Iff quires uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.42 , 4, 367 67 4302jreams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.55^.... 1,531 14

85, 144 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at Scents........... 6,81152

41,288 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.6 cents ...... 3,137 89

9, 971^^ reams calendered, 53 pound3, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.98.2...... 49,679 51 3,988 reams calendered, 53 i)Ounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.71.7 .- 18,811 40

981 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.58...'.-. 6,454 98

1, 323 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$6.23 8,260 98

1, 999|^ reams calendered, 45 pounds,- 24 by 32 inches, at $4.005 8,008 00

4, 329^ J reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$4.-36.5

" 18,899 79

96 reams calendered, 44 pounds, 22 by 34 inches, at

$4.13.6 397 06 219 reams calendered, 44 pomuls, 22 by 34 inches, at $3.91.6 857 60
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

206 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31i inches, at

14.90 11,009 40 702 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22| by 31^ inches, at

14.50 3,159 00 597 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

15.64 3,387 08 306^ reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

13.78 -/ 1,158 57

6922^0 reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at |8.93-. . 4, 798 33

982^0 reams, tinted, 55 pounds, 25^ by 40 inches, at |5.44.5. 535 24

105^^ reams tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at |4.95.. 523 21 66^^ reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28^ inches, at ^3.98-. 284 33

100 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28^ inches, at |3.80.. 380 00 252 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28i inches, at |3.56.. 897 12 1165,256 34 WRITING-PAPER.

996 reams and 10^| quires double-folio, 40 pounds, at |5.80. 5, 779 86

190 reams, double-folio 40 i^omids, at $4.73 904 40

60 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at |4.72 283 20

192 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $7.97.5 1,531 20

975 reams and IO./4 quires double-demy, 40 ];)Ound, sat $5.76 5, 618 93

388 reams and 17^ quires, double-demy, 50 pounds, at $7.20. 2, 799 90

705 reams and 4^ quires double-demy, 34 x^ounds, at $4.89.6. 3, 452 74

. 156 reams double-demy, 34 i)ounds, at $4.01.2. G25 87

987 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4,32 4,263 84

112 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.32 483 84

228 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $3.57 813 96

1, 183 reams and 15 quires double-cap, 23 pounds, at $4.03.2. . 4,772 88

224 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $3.33.2 746 37

577 reams and 17-^-f quires double-cap, 24 pounds, at $3.45.6. 1, 997 18

592 reams and 18 quires double-cap, 23 pounds, at $3.31.2. . 1,963 69

221 reams and 15f quires double-cap, 23 pounds, at $2.73.7 . . 607 03

614 reams and 132^ quires double-cax>, 36 pounds, at $5.18.4. 3, 186 49

721 reams folio-post, 16 i)ounds, at $2.30.4 1,661 18

96 reams folio-post, 16 pounds, at $1.88.8 181 25

521 reams folio-i)ost, 23 pounds, at $3.31.2 » 1,725 55

112 reams folio-post, 23 pounds, at $2.71.4 303 97

303 reams and 8fi- quires folio-post, 28 pounds, at $4.03.2.. 1,223 41

1, 107 reams and 18^^ quires quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.29.6. 1, 435 86

200 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at $1.05.3 210 60

718 reams and quires quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.44. 1, 034 70

120 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.17 140 40

517 reams and92\ quires quarto-post, 12i-)ounds, at $1.72.8 . 894 17 108 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1.40.4 151 63

128 reams cap, 14 pounds, at $1.65.2 211 4S

1,702 reams and 192^4 quires cap, 16 pounds, at $2.30.4 3,923 62

312 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.88.8 589 05

778 reams and 5 quires medium, 26 pounds, at $3.77 2, 9M 00

112 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $3.09.4 , 346 53

227 reams and 8| quires medium, 20 pounds, at $2.90 ..... . 659 53

776 reams and 12 2^ quires royal, 28 pounds, at $4.06 3, 112 45

192 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $3.33.2 639 75

2,23 reams and 17i quires royal, 45 pounds, at $6.52.5 ...... 1, 460 73

511 reams and 16-J quires super-royal, 35 pounds, at $5.07.5. 2,597 51 232 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $8.12 1, 883 84

1,554 reams and 13^^ quires demy, 20 pounds, at $2.88 4,477 48
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

339 reams and 18 quires demy, 20 pounds, at $2.36 ^8()2 16 832 reams and 7fl^ quires demy, 25 pounds, at $3.50 2, 998 58

108 reams and 13 quires imperial, 40 pounds, at $5.80 630 17 99 reams and I9./4 quires imperial, 40 pounds, at $4.76 475 81 137 reams and 17 quires laid cap, 16 pounds, at $2.46.4 339 66

230 reams special, 21 by 31 inches, 32 pounds, at $4.86.4 1, 118 72

217 reams special, 16 by 31 inches, 38 pounds, at $5.77.6 1, 253 39 1,380 reams blue folio, 16 pounds, at $1.93.6 2, 671 68

2, 514 reams and 6 quires blue folio, 16 pounds, at $2.27.2. . . . 5, 712 50

303 reams and 16 quires blue folio, 20 pounds, at $2.88.... 874 94

93 reams blue medium, 26 pounds, at $3.69.2 343 35

117 reams and 13 quires blue demy, 20 pounds, at $2.84 .. 334 13 103 reams blue doubls-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.23 451 56

62 ream 5 buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $4.80 297 60

103 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $4 432 00

106 reams and 18| quires lilac cap, at $2.46.4 263 44

321 reams and 17f quires yellow double-cap, 32 x>ound8, at $4.80 1,545 06

80 reams yellow double-cap, 30 pounds, at $4.50 350 00 28 reams yellow double-cap, 28 pounds, at $3.90 109 20

100 reams pink cap, 16 pounds, at $2.48.4 246 40

85 reams and 14J quires green cajJ, 16 pounds, at $2.46.4 . 211 19 349 reams 36-pound cover-paper, at $4.21.2 1, 469 99

169 reams 7^ quires 36-pound cover-paper, at $3.78 640 21 99 reams map-jiaper, at $2.35.2 232 85 9,647 pounds maji-paper, at 12.9 cents ^ 1,244 46

8, 591 pounds map-paper, at 13 cents 1, 116 83

5, 000 sheets bank-note paper, at $9 per M 45 00

10, 500 sheets imitation parchment, at $2.20 per C 231 00

5, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1 cent per sheet 50 00

15, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.7 cents per sheet 255 00

15, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.3 cents per sheet 195 00

100 reams gold envelope, at $3.78 378 00

47, 550 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $23 per M 1, 093 65

18, 650 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $22.50 per M 419 62

7, 095 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $31.80 per M 225 63

34, Oil sheets glazed bond-paper, at $33 per M 1, 122 37

7, 060 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $36 per M 254 16

5, 399 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $18 per M 97 18

7, 500 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $20 per M 150 00

5, 480 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $25 per M 136 50

3, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $22 per M 66 00

14, 800 sheets glazed bond-x^aper, at 2.1 cents per sheet 310 80

6, 500 sheets glazed bond-jiaper, at 2.4 cents per sheet 156 00

$102, 989 85 Paper for post-office blanks

675 reams, 20 by 38 inches, 42 pounds, at $3.99 $2, 693 25

500 reams, 20 by 36 inches, 42 pounds, at $3.82.2 1, 911 00 265 reams 10 quires, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $4.37 1, 160 23 500 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $4.69.2 2, 346 00 510 reams, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $4.18.6 2, 134 86

45 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $4.94 222 30

106 reams, 25 by 36 inches, 52 pounds, at $4.73.2 501 59

10, 969 23 Total amount paid for xiaper for the xniblic ju'lnting 279, 215 42
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

An uiYentoiy taken June 30, 1878, sliowed tlie following quantity of

paper on hand, viz : 6, 096i^ reams of printing paper, costing $25, 303 54

1,080 reams of bill pax^er, costing. 4,626 90

5, 929^ij reams of -u-riting paj)er, costing 23, 616 40

506^^ reams of cover i^aper, costing 2, 395 26

505^0 reams of tinted paper, costing 3, 133 78

359 reams of post-office paper, costing ...... 1, 442 80

152^0 I'earas of manila paper, costing 38 06

52 reams of bank-note paper, costing 182 00 107^ reams of gold envelope paper, costing 418 99

8, 824 sheets of card board, costing 856 05

11, 554 slieets of imitation parcliment, costing 156 20

22, 529 sheets of bond paper, costing . . 547 24

1, 054 ponnds of map paper, costing 118 05 Total $62,835 27 Of the above amount $28,444.09 was not paid for until after the 30th

day of June. On band June 30, 1877 $48, 153 57 Purchased during year 352, 080 22 400,233 79 Consumed during year $350, 939 73 On hand June 30, 1878 34, 391 18

385, 360 91 14,872 88 It is not ijossible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the reason that great quantities of paper are continually going through the

press on works not completed during the fiscal year.

Ro. 6.

Statement showing disbursements on account of the puhlic binding

(except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

July $26, 101 97 August 24, 112 30 September 23,966 75 October 21,490 72 November 20, 732 28 December 21,429 12 January 22,378 86 February 23,664 26 March 22,775 44 April 20, 121 22 May 22,476 93 June 21,874 55

$271, 124 40 Improvements and repairs to building 200 12 Machinery, tools, implements, &c. : 1 Acme cutting-machine . . . ; $742 50

12 8emple knives, at $10 * 120 00

3 Semple knives, at $6 lb 00

2 Acme knives 37 00

6 se\s^ing-machines, at$l,500 9,000 00
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Fixtures to sewiug-macliines $400 70

1 power-embosser 400 00

1 xjerforating-maclime 450 00

1 grinding-macliine 150 00 Wheels for grinding-macliine 32 75

5 dozen plow-knives, at $7 35 00

3 dozen plow-knives, at $7.50 22 50

18 globe-valves 18 90

4 portable fire-exterminators 60 00

2 gallons composition 3 00 42 hand-lines-... 29 70

3 lines of lettering 5 50

8 steel creasers 24 00

2 gilding-rolls, at $7.50 15 00

2 gilding-rolls, at $5 10 00

10 dozen folders, at $2.25 22 50

4 dozen hammer-handles, at $1 ., 4 00

400 feet belting, at 19.8 cents -79 20

4 rules 4 00

6 wrenches 4 00

1 dozen steel erasers 7 20

3^ dozen rubber erasers 7 50

1 paper scale 5 40

6,304 ruling-pens, at 1^ cents . . 94 56

2, £00 ruling-pens, at 2^ cents - . 62 50

36 single penholders 10 80

36 double penholders 21 60

10 pallets, at $11 . . . 110 00 2 pallets, at |12 24 00 2 dozen glue-pots 24 00

30 paste-piggins, at 50 cents — 15 00 1^ dozen pliers 14 65

• $12,085 46 Ledger and other papers

814 reams cap, at $3.33

.

2,710 62 322 reams and 6 quires cap, at $3.78 1,2>18 29

100 reams cap, at $3.18 318 00 316 reams cap, at $2.60 821 60 . 202^7, reams ledger, 22 l)y 46 inches, 91 pounds, at .^-31. 84. 447 58 15^1^ reams ledger, '22 ])y 46 inches, 150 poimds, at $3'J.. 5^0 6.5 555 reams medium, at $8.10 4, 495 50 216 reams medium, at $6.66 1,438 56 .. 2rO reaiie^ medium, at $6.91 . 1, 727 50 462 reams d-my, at $6.02....: 2,,781 24 316 reams demy, at $5.23..., 1,652 68

360ft§ reams demy, at $5. 18 1 , 867 . 24. . 216 r \ams demy, at $4.04 . 872 64

156 reams superroyal, at $12.93 2,021 76

154 reams superroyal, at $10.83 1,667 82

100 reams imperial, at $17.28 1,728 00

80 reams imperial, at $14.92 1,193 60

192 reams double-cap, at $S. 40 1, 612 80

100 reams doxible-cap, at $7.56 756 00

47 reams double-demy, at $15.48 727 56

50 reams double-demy, at $14.40 720 00

321 reams royal, at $10. 12 . . . , 3, 248 52
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 47

100 reams royal, at |8.83- $883 00

70 reams and 15 quires mauila, at |13 919 75

31 reams manila, at 111.48 355 88

120 reams ami 8 quires, manila, at ^6.50 782 60 100 reams manila, at ^5,87 58r 00 5 reams coiJjing, at !§3.50 17 50

10 reams copying, at $2.50... 25 00 22 reams and 14| quires hardware, at |3. 97.... 90 21 22 reams hardware, at $3.95 86 90

19 reams comb-lining, at $14.90 283 10 3 reams comb-lining, at $15 45 00 25 reams comb-lining, at $13.85 346 25

62 reams marble, at $6.24 386 68

10 reams marble, at $4.95.... 49 50

10 reams marble, at $12.85 '. 128 50 5 reams and 2^f quires plaid, at $12 61 68 15 reams and 8^ quires plaid, at $10.50 162 11 . 8 reams sand^ at $3.75 30 00

$39, 819 02 Binding material

:

Binding-cloth, 35 pieces, at $10.24 358 40

3 pieces, at $8.45 .... 25 35

50 pieces, at $8.70 435 00 60 pieces, at $7.95 477 00

36 pieces, at $6.90 248 40

50 pieces, at $6.55 327 50

50 pieces, at $6.47 323 50

69 pieces, at $(3.40 441 60 400 pieces, at $6.32 2, 528 00 225 pieces, at $4.95 1, 113 75 6,278 50 Russia leather, 20, 417 feet, at 18 cents 3, 675 06 4,924 feet, at 17 cents 837 08 41f feet, at 16 cents 6 68

4, 518 82

Title-leather, 10 dozen, at $12 ... . 120 00 20 dozen, at $14.24 284 80

15 dozen, at $9.50 142 50

547 30 Turkey morocco, 75 dozen, at $28.50.. 2,137 50

60 dozen, at $30.50 1, 830 00 20 dozen, at $23 520 00

11 dozen, at $27.40: 301 40 i

dozen, af $37.45 6 24

I- dozen, at $42. 83 28 57

: 4, 823 71 Law-calf, 260 dozen, at $30 7, 800 00 Law-sheep, 1, 150 dozen, at $8.75 10, 032 50 400 dozen, at $7.25 2, 900 00 143 dozen, at $10 1, 430 00

50 dozen, at $8.50 , 425 00 14,817 50 Roans, 30 dozen, at $7.50 225 00

Skivers, 3i dozen, at $14.40 50 40

20 dozen, at $14.24 284 80 lOi dozen, at $13.58 , 142 59 20 dozen, at $12 240 00
48 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC POINTER.

Skivers, 30 dozen, at fll $330 00 76 dozen, at |10.75 817 00

150 dozen, at $8.50 1, 275 00

31 dozen, at |8.25 255 75

150. dozen, at $5.50 825 00 $4,220 54

Sole-leatlier, 33| pounds, at 40 cents 13 40

Parol! inent, 10 dozon, at $9 90 00

15 dozen, at $7 105 00

195 00

Gold-leaf, 100 packs, at $8.90 690 00 200 packs, at $6.75 1,350 00

150 packs, at $3.70 1,005 00 250 packs, at $3.44 1,610 00

100 packs, at $5.75 575 00

50 packs, at $5.40 270 00 50 packs, at $5.85 292 50 25 packs, at $5.70 142 50

300 packs Florence-leaf, at $2.12 636 00

100 packs Florence-leaf, at $1.75 175 00 6,746 00 Binder's board, 93, 150 pounds, at 4 cents 3, 726 00

89, 850 pounds, at 4 ,%^o cents 4, 447 58

98, 525 pounds, at 5^ cents 5, 418 87

15, 100 pounds, at 3f cents 547 38

10, 000 pounds, at 2^^o% cents 273 00

5, 800 pounds, at 2 cents 168 20

50, 454 pounds, at 5 cents 2, 522 70

15, 000 pounds, at 4f cents 712 50

15, 100 pounds, at 3f cents 566 25

5, 000 pounds, at 2i cents 112 50

18, 494 98 Thread, 1, 330 pounds, at 83 cents 1, 143 80 660i ponnds, at 71i cents 472 26 204 pounds, at $1.42 289 68

1 dozen spools cotton 72

12 skeins sewing-silk, at 10 cents 1 20

1,907 66 Twine, 834 pounds, at 33f cents 317 52

288 pounds, at 32i cents 93 60

411 12 Glue, 4, 428 pounds, at 16 cents 708 48

1, 016 pounds, at 18 cents 182 88

2, 798 pounds, at 13 cents 363 74

555 pounds, at 9 cents 49 95

1, 305. 05 Cotton, 3011 yards, at 9^ cents 28 64 523f yards, at 9 cents 47 14 799 yards, at 8 cents 63 92 587^ yards cambric, at 9 cents 52 85 314f yards cambric, at 6^ cents 20 46

90 yards crash, at 13 cents 11 70

117 yards buff holland, at 30 cents 35 10 299f yards sheeting, at 18^ cents 55 45

315 26

Needles, 40 papers, at 8 cents 3 20

70 papers, at 5 cents 3 50

6 70
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

Oil-silk, 5 yards, at 50 cents |2 50

Cord, 864 yards elastic, at 5 cents 43 20 Canvas, l,050i yards, at 29i cents $309 90 6881 yards, at 33^ cents 229 90

539 80

Braid, 106 yards, at 14 cents , 14 84 479 pieces, at 15 cents 71 85 252 pieces, at 8^ cents 21 00

20 pieces 1 67

108 yards, at 5 cents 5 40

1,152 yards, at 4 cents 46 08

160 84 Gray super, 20 pieces, at $2.09 4180

Ribbon, 24 pieces, at 60 cents 14 40 Worsted, 1 ponnd 2 00 Cotton batts, 20 ponnds, at 95 cents 19 00

Flannels, 20 yards, at 50 cents 10 00

20 yards canton, at 15 cents 3 00

10 yards canton, at 16 cents 160

Silk liead-bands, 249 jiieces, at 70 cents 174 30 80 pieces, at 93 cents 74 40

160 pieces, at 75 cents 120 00

160 pieces, at $1.27 203 20

80 pieces, at $1.47 117 60 25 pieces, at 85 cents 21 25

30 pieces, at 56 cents 16 80

Flonr, 39 barrels, at $6 234 00

7 barrels, at $6.25 43 75 Sponge, 15 pounds, at $1.70 25 50

15 ponnds, at $1.85 , 27 75

7i pounds, at $1.90 14 25

Alcohol, 100 gallons, at $2.21 221 00

64 gallons, at $2.20 140 80

Oil, 100 gallons, sperm, at $1.85 185 00 2 quarts neatsfoot, at 75

21 dozen bottles s^Yeet, at $1 21 00

4 dozen bottles sweet, at $1.20 4 80

6 bottles sweet, at 50 cents 3 00

6 bottles sweet, at 42 cents 2 52 Soap, 360 pounds, at 8 cents 28 80

1 bar castile 75

14 60

727 55

277 75

67 50

381 80

217 07

29 55

Benzine, 133 gallons, at 17 cents 22 62 92i gallons, at 12^ cents 11 56

34 18 Beeswax, 50 pounds, at 33 cents 16 50 Dyes, gums, &c.

:

50 ounces carmine, at 42 cents 21 00 36 pounds cbrome yellow, at 26 cents 9 38

12 pounds cbrome yellow, at 30 cents 3 60

50 pounds oxalic acid, at 18 cents 9 00 56 x)ounds ultramarine blue, at 20^ cents 11 48

200 pounds egg-albumen, at $1.15 230 00 4 P P
50 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

50 poimds egg-alhumen, at 98 cents $49 00

55 pounds pcaiLish, at 12 cents 6 60

25 x)ounds pearlasli, at 14 cents 3 50 25 ponnds pearlasli, at 13 cents 3 25

230 ponnds alnm, at 7i cents , 18 85

178 beef-oalls, at 10 cents 17 80

179 ponnds gum-lioo-, at 58 cents 103 82

2 ponnds sulpliate copptT, at 12 cents 24

-J- x)onnd biclironiate potasli 1 00 20 ponnds aiiniionia, at 21 cents 4 20

12 ponnds ammonia, at 20 cents 2 40

1 ponnd saltpeter „ 40

6 jiax^ers gelatine, at 17 cents 102

110 ponnds pnlp lake, at 6 cents 66 00 50 ponnds solnble blue, at $1.20 60 00

1^ ponnds mnriate of tin, at 28 cents 42

2 ponnds creosote, at $1.20 2 40

8 ounces oil of cloves, at 25 cents 2 00

6 pounds indigo, at 99 cents 5 94

110 ponnds insect-powder, at 70 cents 77 00

316 ponnds emery, at 8 cents 25 28 284 ponnds emery, at 71 cents 21 30

5 ponnds emery, at 6 cents 30

10 slieets emery-clotli, at 6 cents 60

1 gallon asx)lialtum 1 25

30 ponnds paging-ink, at $4.95 148 50

5 pounds i)aging-ink, at 98 cents .... 4 90

6 pounds paging-ink, at $5.00 30 00

10 pounds book-cover ink, at $2.50 25 00

32 liand-stamps 72 50 2 side-stamps 19 00 9 dozen files, at $2.00 18 00

3 dozen files, at $2.75 ' 8 25 2 vices 9 00 28 circular saws, at $2.50 70 00 2 back-saws , . 3 50

32 dozen sboe-knives, at $1 32 00

7 sieves 4 70

12 dozen screw-eyes, at 25 cents 3 00 Lampblack 36 Varnish 16 00 Rolls 8 50 233 pounds grindstone, at 2^ cents 5 95

50 pounds dubbin, at 35 cents. .„ 17 50

2 dozen boxes eyelets, at $2.25 4 50

6 gross rubber bands, at $1.50 9 00 12 gross rubber bands, at 45 cents 5 40 12 gross rubber bands, at 60 cents 7 20

30 bodkins, at 11 cents 3 30 50 bodkins, at 37 cents 18 50

1 dozen compasses 5 75 2 dozen oilers, at $4 8 00 2 self-oilers, at $9 18 00 2 oilers, at $1 2 00

444 pounds iron castings, at 6 cents 26 64 182 pounds bar-iron, at 5 cents 9 10
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTEE. 51

7i pound? slieet brass, at 40 cents S3 00

3 cloThes-Avringers „ 25 00

IS seTving-benrlK'S. at sl.oO 27 00

6 dozen brooms, at 83.20 19 20

3 dozen gine-ljrnslies. at 833.50 100 50

2 dozen glue-l)ruslies. at s45 90 00

IS horse-brnslies. at 81.50 27 00

1 dozen int-bruslies 10 50 2 dozen scrubbing-lirnslies 7 02

1 dozen dnst-l)rns]i-s 7 50

50 crocks, at 25 cents 12 50

1, 414 feet rul.ber rolls, at 3 cents 42 42

21 dozen chairs, at 81i>- .„ 25 00 494 pounds oil-stoii;'S. at 20 ci-nts 9 85 2|^ dozen sandston-s. at 40 Cc-nts 1 17 30 salt sacks, at 35 c>Mi:s 10 50

210 frcr wire roi.c. at 13 cents 27 30

1 dozen l)0xeS Avax tapers 4 75 Bindery type 1,072 70 Sawdust 13 50 Boxing, cartage, and freiglit 3S OS Washing towels 217 SI Washing ruling-cloths 17 00 Gas 1,704 64 Telegraphing 1 95 Telegraph hil )hs 12 30 Coal - 379 00

Ice 204 15 Bowls 7 90

Fire-hucket>. 33 75 Eggs 30 40 Vinegar 5 50 Mucilage 1 00

Tai)er-holdeTS 12 50 Stationery 17 30

All other materials 51 01

$5, 643 76

Hors'-'S, vragons. vtc.

:

Eepairing wagons 222 70 Horse-feed 597 46 Horse-shoring 90 25

1 bay horse 175 00

1 black mare 150 00

1 pair mules 260 00 For use one mule 17 days, at 75 cents 12 75 For use one horse 119 days, at 81 119 00 Eepairing harness 43 00 Veterinary services and medicine 12 45

1 chamois skin 60

1, 633 21 Total payment on account of the public binding 405, 752 55 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on

the 30th June. 1>77 50, 125 59 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on

the 30th June, 1-78 42, 348 73
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

!No. 7.Statement slioioing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878. Pay of employes

July $4, 925 76 August 215 00 September 199 25 November 3,233 85 December 14,841 40 February 10, 362 00 March 8, 952 33 April 10,833 83 May 12,454 06 June 13, 198 08 $79,225 56

Materials, &c.

4,788 reams and 14| f quires i)rinting-paj)er, 45 pou.ncls, at $3.60 $17,239 48

2, 821 reams and 18^^5 quires x)rinting-pai)er, 45 pounds, at $3.42 9, 650 91 1,048 reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $3.43 ^^o 3,624 39

12, 911 feet C. H. Russia leatber, at 17 cents 2, 194 87

1, 888| feat C. H. Russia leatber, at 16 cents 174 20 7,235 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 18 cents 1, 302 30 19,300 pounds binder's board, at 2fo cents 559 70

7, 150 pounds binder's boards, at 4 cents , 288 00 838 pounds printing-ink, at 60 cents 501 60

3, 305 pounds printing-ink, at 12 cents 393 60 80 packs gold leaf, at $8.44 515 20 22 packs gold leaf, at $8.70 147 40 5i dozen law sbeej), at $8.75 48 12 78 i)ounds thread, at 86 cents 67 08 252 pounds thread, at 7 li cents 180 18 19f pounds thread, at $1.05 20 74 35 gallons sperm oil, at $1.85 64 75 5^ gallons sperm oil, at $1.48 8 14

1, 465 pounds glue, at 13 cents 190 45

151 pounds glue, at 16 cents 24 16 5 dozen sweet oil 5 80 248 pounds potash, at 8 cents 19 84 2 barrels flour, at $6 12 00 2 barrels flour 12 50

120 jjounds soap, at 8 cents 9 60

1 dozen brooms 3 20

12 salt sacks, at 35 cents 4 20 32 gallons benzine, at 17 cents 5 44 340 yards cotton, at 13^ cents 45 90 38i yards cotton, at 20 cents 7 65 56 yards cotton, at 18 cents 10 08

18 reams marble-paper, at $6.24 112 32 25 reams marble-paper, at $4.95-.-., 123 75

36 pounds tw ine, at 36f cents 22 05 144 pounds twine, at 32^ cents 46 80

100 j>ounds twine, at 17 cents 17 03 90 pounds twine, at 45 cents 40 50
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 53

203 ponnds tTMe. at 16 cents 832 93

30 poimds egg-allnimt-n. at 9- eeuts 29 40 15 ponnds egg-albumen, at -^1.15 IT 25 40 x^onnds page-cord, at 32 cents 12 SO Type, various kinds 519 2S Brass galleys - , 23^ 50

4,700 quoins, at 50 cents per linndred 23 50 50 chases 47 25

133i pounds rule, at 82 = 263 50 100 feet rule, at 4f cents = 4 75 25 feet rule, at 14 cents = 3 50 25 feet rule, at 12 cents 3 00

100 pounds cotton cord, at 27 cents 27 00 2 reams yelloTr printing-paper, at 84 8 00

1 ream Manila paper, at 85. 87 5 87

5 pounds sponge, at $1.85 9 25

2 pounds sponge, at 81.70 3 40

1 dozen lye-hruslies 8 25

6 scruljbing-bruslies. at 21 cents 1 26

1 dozen shoe-knives 1 00

147-1% pounds ^ire, at 81.12 , 164 71 8^ pounds beeswax, at 35 cents 2 98

6 papers needles, at 8 cents , 48 Compiling index 3> 7^3 'i) Gas 2,21t 41 Gas-fixtures 15 20 Coal 379 00 Boxing, cartage, and freight 3 15

1 new wagon 175 00 "Wagon rej)airs 13 25 Horse-feed 124 85 Washing towels 30 52 Horseshoeing 2;'> mi Stationery , 1 ; 'j i Cruden's Concordance 3 50

Milton's Poetical AVorks 3 00 Byron's Poetical Works 3 00

Scott's Poetical Works 2 00

Bartlett's Dictionary of Quotations 3 i

i • ;Miscellaneous items , 27 73

845. 947 85 Total payment on account of Congi^essional Eecord 125> 173 41 The stereotype-plates for the Eecord (amonntijig to 29,242 pounds) a\ t-r.- made by

recasting those out of use. The clerk in cluirue r,f -\" R- - -

' ^ - > 1 out of the apx<ro- priatiou for salary of the Public Printer an J. t Ut j . > i i
54 RErORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

^o. 8.Stafemenf slioiciuf/ tlie (li.^hursemeuts on account of litliograplimg

and eiigrar'nui for flic )S,enate and Rouse of IxeprescntatlveSj the Supreme

Court of the United States^ tJte Court of Claims^ and the JExecutive Departments during the fiscal year ending June 30^ 1878.

4,900 copies of illustratious for Reports of Secretary of War and Chief Signal

Officer, 1S77 |260 00

4,900 copies of illustratious for Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1877 1, 000 00

4,900 copies of illustrations for Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1876 900 00 4,900 copies of illnstrations for Report of Chief of Engineers, 1877 650 00

4,900 copies of illnstrations for Report of Chief of Ordnance, 1877 560 00

5,700 copies of illnstrations for Report of Secretary of the Navy, 1877 99 00 2,900 cojues of illustratious for Coast Survey Report, 1874 413 19 2,900 copies of illustrations for Coast Survey Report, 1875 913 18 3,200 copies of sketch for Coast Survey Report, 1875 22 00

4,550 copies of illnstrations for Professor Hayden's Report, 1875. 350 00

6,400 coijies of illnstrations for Professor Raymond's Report, 1876 90 00

7,900 copies of map for Report on Commercial Relations 15 00

5,000 copies of illustrations for Report of Entomological Commission . . 295 75

3,250 copies of illustrations for Narrative of the Polaris Expedition 462 00

1,000 copies of illnstrations for Report of Chief Engineer King 200 00

2,000 copies of mai^ for Report on Texas Border Troubles 200 00

3,400 copies of map for Report of Board of Health 160 00

5,700 copies of illnstrations for General Terry's Report 240 00 625 copies of Signal Office Chart 10 00 250 cojiies each of two maps of Missouri River ^ 20 00

4,900 copies of plate of Krux^p's 12-incli gun 26 00 250 copies of illustrations for Report United States Northern Bomidary. .. 250 00

4,050 copies of seven plates of signal-flags 230 00

1,900 copies ofmap for Report of Commissioners of District of Columbia, 1877 . 85 00

2,150 copies of map of Rock Island Arsenal 75 00

1,250 copies of map of Yellowstone National Park 12 00

2,750 coi)ies of map of Pension Agencies 50 00 500 copies of maj) for Report on Herreshofif Boiler 35 00

2,500 copies of plate for International Code of Signals 70 00

1,900 copies of maps for testimony taken before House Committee on Military

Aifairs 200 00

6,000 copies of maps of San Antonio DeY)ot , , 247 92

2, 100 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 55 115 00

1,900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 74 30 00

1,900 coi)ies of map for Plouse Ex. Doe. No. 80 100 00

2,400 copies of map for House Report No. 714 50 00

2,100 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 81 100 00

1,900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 75 , . . . 100 00

2,150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 73 110 00

2,150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 71 110 00

2,150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 88 245 00

1,900 copies of map for House Report No. 932 15 00

2,150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 63 .... , 190 00

2,150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc No. 44.. ' 200 00

1,900 coines of map for Senat.' Iv'cport No. 118 40 00

2,150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 23 38 00

1,950 cox)ies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 52 160 00

1,900 copies of illnstrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 49 230 00

2, 150 copies of plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 43 240 00
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

2, 150 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 30 $95 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 33 90 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 19 60 00

2, 150 copies of plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 8 175 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 22 100 CO

1, 900 coi^ies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 17 60 00

20 coijies each of twenty-six diagrams for United States Sux^reme Court . 417 00

25 coi)ies eacli of seventeen diagrams for United States Supreme Court. . 166 00

30 copies of one diagram for United States Supreme Court 20 00 45 coiHes eacli of nine diagrams for United States Supreme Court 93 00

20 copies eacli of nineteen diagrams for Court of Claims 60 00

30 coi)ies each of two diagrams for Court of Claims 60 00 Engraving diagTams for Report of Chief Signal Officer, 1877 22 50 Engravmg diagrams for Report of Chief of Engineers, 1877 58 25 Engraving diagrams for Report of Chief of Ordnance, 1877 18 40 EngTaviug diagrams for Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1877 6 50 Engraving diagrams for Professor Hayden's Report, 1876 50 00 Engraving diagrams for Rexiort on Fish and Fisheries 344 12 Engraving diagram for Report on Commerce and Navigation 85 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of Entomological Commission 129 00 Engraving plates for Report on Forestry 100 00 Engraving diagram for Report of Cliief Engineer King 5 00 Engraving figures for labels for Treasury Department 20 00 Engraving diagrams for watch, quarter, and station hills for Navy Dex^art- ment 3 00 EngTaving diagrams for McGarrahan testimony 90 00 Engraving diagram for Professor Hayden's Bulletin, No. 2, Vol, 4 16 00 Engraving six autographs 16 00 Engraving diagram for New System of Shorthand 4 50 Engraving diagrams for testimony taken before House Committee on Expenditures in the Navy Department 36 00 Engraving diagrams for Rex)ort on Texas Border Troubles 74 50 Engraving diagram for Proceedings of National Museum 5 50 Engraving diagram for Insiiection of Countrj' North of Union Pacific Rail- road 4 25 Engraving diagrams for Rex)ort on Northwest Boundary 33 57 Engraving heading for Patent Office Cazette 10 00 EngTaving heading for Postmasters' Commissions 21 50 Engraving diagrams for Instructions for Keeping Ship's Log 5 00 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes 6 00 Engraving diagram for article on Carp Culture 9 80 EngTaving diagram for Indian Office Investigation 3 30 Engraving cut of AgTicultural College 17 00 Engraving diagram for House Mis. Doc. No. 51 25 00 Engraving diagrams for Senate Report No. 311 42 00 EngTaving diagram for House Ex. Doc. No. 83 16 50 Engraving diagram for House Ex. Doc. No. 69 4. 85 Engraving diagram for House Ex. Doc. No. 54 , 20 00 Engraving diagram for House Ex. Doc. No. 91 27 50 Engraving diagram for Senate Re^iort No. 446 15 00 Engraving diagram for House Ex. Doc. No. 73 8 00 Engraving diagram for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 51 , 24 00 Engraving diagTara for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 35 16 00 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. .57 70 GO Engraving diagrams for House Mis. Doc. No. 24 8 00
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Engraving diagrams for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 26 $81 75 Engraving diagram for Honse Mis. Doc. No. 23 17 00 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 5 67 87 Engraving diagrams for House Mis. Doc. No. 16 270 00 Engraving diagrams for United States Supreme Court 2, 038 72 Engraving diagrams for Court of Claims 116 57 Total payment on account of litliograjiliing, &c 15,673 49

No. 9.

Statement slioirhu/ tlie dlshursements on account of Frinting the Reports of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the years 1874: and 1875,

from Septemher 1, 1876, to June 30, 1877.*

PAY OF EMPLOYES.

October, 1876 |4, 510 42 November 7, 266 35 December 9, 029 97 January, 1877 7,694 83 February 2,623 94 March 7, 846 06 April 4, 350 34 May 2, 638 85 June 132 76

$48, 093 52 MATERIAL, ETC.

180, 305 pounds printing-paper, at 9 cents per pound 16, 227 45

25, 939 pounds printing-paper, at 9.05 cents per ]iound 2, 347 48

16, 128 pounds printing-paper, at 7.9 cents per pound 1, 274 11

99, 176 pounds printing-paper, at 9.18 cents per pound 9, 104 36

91, 117 pounds printing-paper, at 9.22 cents per pound 8, 400 99

1, 800^ reams tinted printing-paper, at -15.60 per ream 10, 082 80 205^ reams tinted i:>riuting-paper, at $4.95 per ream 1, 017 22

22 reams hardware paper, at $4.12 per ream 90 64

100, 000 pounds binder's boards, at 4i cents per pound 4, 125 00 828 pieces binding cloth, at $6.70 i^er piece 5,547 60

3, 037 pounds printing-ink, at 35 cents per pound 1, 082 95

40 pounds red printing-ink, at $2.50 per pound 100 00 738 pounds thread, at 94 cents i)er pound 693 72

1, 178 pounds glue, at 17 cents per x^ouud 200 26

1,267 pounds glue, at 16 cents per pound 202 72 252 pounds twine, at 37 cents per pound 93 24

60 xiounds twine, at 36| cents per pound 22 05

7 pounds sponge, at $1.35 per iDoimd 9 45 200 packs gold-leaf, at $2.12 per pack 424 00

88 gallons alcohol, at $2.21 per gallon 194 48

2, 025 pounds stereotype metal, at 10^ cents per pound . . . 212 63

15 tons coal, at $3.93 per ton 58 95

25 pounds shellac, at 46^ cents per pounds 11 62

20 bottles sweet oil, at 20 cents per bottle 4 00 265f yards cotton, at 6^- cents per yard 17 27

4 yards Canton flannel, at 20 cents per yard 80

* This statement was omitted from the last report because the work had not been completed.
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

5 barrels flour, at |5 per barrel t"25 00

3 barrels floiir, at $6 per barrel 18 00

1 tub - 1 75 Engravirig 305 00 Freight , 17 29 $61,892 83 107,986 35

Xo. 10.Statement sli owlug th e d Isb ursem ents on acco u n t ofFrin t- ing the Reports of the Commissioner of AgrieuJture for the years 1874 and 1875, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878. PAY or EMPLOYES.

July $167 32 August : 2,668 89 September 7, 077 13

$9, 913 34 MATEPJAL, ETC.

65, 834 pounds printing -paper, at 7.9 cents per pound 5, 200 88

135 pieces binding-clotb, at > 0.3-2 per piece 853 20

843 pounds printiiig-inlc. ;it 35 ci iits ]ier pound.. 295 05

28 gallons alcoliol. at s-3.til per gallon 61 88

450 pounds binder's boards, at 4 cents perpound. 18 00

168 pounds thread, at ."^3 cents per pound 144 48 588 pounds gbie. at 10 cents per pound 94 08

36 pounds twine, at 36f cents per x)ound 13 23

3 T)arrels flour, at $6 per barrel 18 00

1 dozen bottles sweet oil 1 00 6,699 80 $16,613 14 Total cost of printing Reports of the Commissioner of Ariculture for

tlie years 1874 and ld75 124, 599 49

Xo. 11.Statement showing the dishursements on account of Frinting the EejJort of the Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1876, during the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1878. PAY OF EMPLOYES.

August $160 80 September 6,205 40 November 9, 455 41 December , 8, 931 60 January 8,860 66 February 3,499 54

$37, 113 41 MATERIAL, ETC.

209, 621 pounds printing j»aper, at 7.9 cents per pound 16, 560 08

200, 942 i)ounds printing-paper, at 8 cents per pound 16, 075 36

300 reams printing-palmer, at $3.60 i)er ream 1, 080 00
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

695^ reams tinted printing-paper, at $4.95 -per ream $3, 442 72

18i reams liardware paper, at $?k97 per l eam 72 45 990 pieces bindiiig-clotli, at .$;i.32 pi'r pi('('e 6,256 80 2,507 pounds printing-ink, at cents per jjonnd 877 45

88,950 i)onnds Ijinder's Ijoards, at 4 c(>iits per pound 3,558 00 732 pounds tliread, at 86 ceiits per pound « 629 52

300 pounds t^Yine, at 36f cents per pound 110 25

2, 742 pounds glue, at 16 cents pen- pound 438 72

170 packs gold-leaf, at !|;2.12 per pack 360 40

80 gallons alcoliol, at $2.21 per gallon 176 80

5 dozen bottles sweet oil, at $1 per dozen 5 00

7 barrels flour, at $6 per barrel , 42 00

4 rubber blankets, at 110.58 each 42 32

10 pounds sponge, at .$1.70 per pound 17 00 * 45 pounds sliellac, at 46 cents per x)ound 20 70

34i yards cotton, at 22 cents i>er yard 7 54

104 yards cotton, at 6| cents per yard 6 93

2 back stamps 12 00 Engraving 551 00 —' $50,343 02 Total cost of printing Report of Commissioner of Agriculture for the year 1876.. = 87,456 43
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 59

No. 12.

Statement slio win fj the nnniber of persons eniploi/ei in tlie puhlic printinrj and binding

{except Conqri'.-isional Rtcord) during the fiscal year ending June 3 J, 1^7^, with the htigUi of time each has been emplou^d, and the amount each has received, including paij for extra

ivork. PUBLIC PEIXTIXG.

Name. Time employed.

ATno^lIlt received. Davs. Hours.

A. H. S. Davis

J. M. A. Spottswood I 31 O.H.Nealy 31 R. W.Kerr i--. E. M. Spedden i ---- F. U. Stitt .... William Touii^

F. B. Stitt .... John Fui lonn; ; Benianiin Drew i A. T. Cavis

0. A. Waterman - . - 1. Fuller .... E. M. Wheat |.... B. S. Piatt I.... William Towers

D. Mcintosh ... D. W. Flynn .... Aven Pear.son — J.W.Thomas .... M. Xuyes : — Andrevr Grogan | E. W. Denison. .... J. W. Work ! .... G. W. Bowen j George Gregory

A. Thomson

F. Gleiiroy ! C. M. Robinson | W.E Childs ' ... W. W. Deloe | J. L. Slentz j. ... W.E Biuira !-... F. M. Dod<:e | A. S.G.-ig-s .1 Theo. Hei tzbcri? I J. X. Hall r !.... J. Poler

C. R. Hanleiter

AVilliam VWnn , Xathau Hazen

B. D. Jones , R H. White , C T. Murray M. W.Mitchell

H. W. Gray . ... G. A. K. McXeir W. H. Xorton

C. F. Giltnore H. Gr'i.sh'iii C. H. navi.s T. S. Slertz

I J. D. Defi (-es, jr John Gindj'ick

B. F. Wright ,

' P.H.Smith J- ---I : J. S. Biirnside ( I M. Brosnnhan

William ZMeFarlane.. A. F. Randolph M. R. Woodward

L. D. Hatch

Sid. H. Nealy

J. A. Straight D. W..Heach

C. W. Fitch D. W. Hi>ghes

J. U. Hiltz Fred Bariett A. Motherhead

A. H. Brown

Sydney Adams.

Oscar- Alexander

3, 142

2, 424

2, 493 3,792

2, G88

2, «.58

2, 25-2

2, 479

2, (190

2, 673

2, 772

2, 853

2, 8;ti; 2, s(;:5

o-n

394

2, 49-<

2, 703

2, 311)

2, 204

2, 033 496

1,241

3, 025

2, !'0I

•2 959

2, r>'.tl 2, 742

2, 779

2, 2;)3

2, 4^1

2, 753

2, 443

413

3, r,':f, 3, 097

3, 159.!

i'. >C,]

2, ^05

2, 808 3,669 I 696 ! 2, 596 ; 2, 446 ! 3, 012 3,057

!I44 i 825

673 808 1 421

r64 I 483 ! 21

1, 9.30 388

269

40 171

2. 493

2, 669

62, 100 00

1, 664 01

1, 664 01

1, 665 2i)

1, 357 44

1, 397 76

2, 199 36

1, 424 64

1, 514 74

1 , 193 56

1, 313 >7

1, 4-25 70

1, 416 61) 1,462 92

1, 512 09 1,534 88

1, 515 57

1, 2 i,< 30

1, 452 3-^ 270 93 208 82

1, 240 85

1, 349 65

1, 224 .30 1, 017 .58 1, 080 14 262 80

657 73

1, 603 25 ],533 27

1, 569 27

1. 024 03

1. 04!) Hi

1. 310 --'0 1, 151 60

1,03(; 40

1, 096 >0

1, 111 CO 883 20

1, 094 80 992 40

1, 101 20

977 20

1(;5 20

1, 753 00

1, 548 50

1, 477 70

1, 430 50 1,346 .50 1,486 65

1, 279 30

1, 834 .50 278 40 1,038 40 978 40 1,312 35

1, 318 55

1, 26-i 40

1, 215 .55 1, 1.50 50

ITame.

1, 196 00

l,2f'3 13 705 60 161 96 345 00

11 13 772 00 155 29

107 60 16 00

90 63 997 20

1, 067 60

Theodore Alvord

•J. W. Armstrong

C. W. Axe

j C. O. Alexander James Austin W. R Atwell

S J. Armstrong

T. J. Alleger

ij O. S. Allen

X. S. Adams

Tiilin r>;iker

I. W. Barnes John Bait z ell

i H. F.Barnard

B. F. Barrows ..^ James Bawu

H. V. Bisbee

J. H. Boner W.M.Boyd

I J. P. Boss W. H. Brociv W.S.Brooks ,

' C P. Brown

1 Wallace Bi ewer

Louise Brvant

I O. C. Builer ,

; S. l\tcL. Byington ......

' William Barnum ,

! W. G. Burges

' G. W. Bowman

F. T,. Bakor

(z. Ar. B iiley A. F. Bloomer

L. L. Burke , 11. 11. B -own

L. L. Bender

S. X . Bciiernian A. X. I'.rown A. 11. Blown , J. F.Callaghan , J. A. Carr

I J.D. Chedal W.E.Chase W. P. Chew , R. W.Chixt on

S.L.Cook...,

G. W. Cox

.J.M. Craig

I Al. Cottle

i W. L. Crooker

C. M. Cyphers W. X. Croirgon

C. A. Conaty

D. A. Cav-i.s' R. H. Campbell J.A.Clark

R. F. Chisolm

H. H. Cowles

''has. Danenliower Wasb'n Daneuhower. .

.

S. M. Davis

H. L. Davison James Dougherty .. AY.H. Dulii.g ..." G. E. Dummer

O.F, Dunlao

D. C. De Golier

J. T.Dunbar

Frank Dailey

J. G. Doughty

C. A. Edelen

E. B. Eynon

C. E. Etchberger

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 399 -$9.59 60

2, 229 891 60

3, 117 1,216 80

824 329 60 72 , 28 80

301 120 40 805 322 00 600 240 00 571 228 40

2-20 88 00

2, 200 880 80

2, 684 1,073 60

2, 304 921 60

2, 199 879 60

2, 273 909 20

2, 839 1, 135 60

3, 044 1,217 60

2, 407 962 80

2, 530 1,012 00

2, 735 1,094 00

2, 653 1,061 20

2, 512 1, 004 80

2, 305 922 00

2, 470 988 00

1, 919 767 60

2, 471 988 40

1,241 496 40 522 208 80 668 280 80

234 93 60

621 248 40

1, 250 346 40 698 279 20

908 363 20

443 177 20

72 28 80

72 28 80

1, 249 499 60

27 10 80

2, 149 859 60

2, 659 1, 063 60

2, 717 1,086 80

2, 839 1, 135 00

2, 681 1, 072 40 2,315 938 00

2, 360 944 00

2, 884 1, 1.53 60

2, 374 949 60

2, 242 896 80

2, 360

69

1

944 00 276 40 586 234 40 635 254 00 997 289 45 223 89 20

180 72 00

391 156 40

72 28 80

2, 497 998 80

2, 469

2, 763

987 60

1, 105 20

2, 723 1, 089 20

2, 286 914 40

2, 827 1, 130 80

2, 271 908 40

785 314 00

1, 654 661 60

596 238 40

72 28 80

89 35 60

2, 707 859 30

1, 179 20

2, 828 1, 131 60
60 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the iniblic printing, tfc. —Continued.

Name.

Time emPl^:^^'!- Amount

.

i received. Days. Hours.

H.G.Ellis

E. U. Estill M. A. Fitch

C. D. Fletcher H. A. Foi esiuan Beuj. Franklin

E. A. Ford

G. "W. Furcron Samuel Ferrier H. A. Fox

Ed-svard Fla<rg", jr .. Thomas Fealy M. C. Foss

D. V. Feuton William Geddes . .. G. Pv. Gray W. B. Green W. X. Gardner

H. M. Greenwood .. J. P. Garuer

E. C. Grumley

K. R. Goodman

C. T. Hardin:^ Will Hetfeltinger .. C. Henshaw .... J. J. Heron

J. J. Higgins

A. Hosinan W. T. House

G. W. Howard

T. W. Howard

Thomas Hughes . .. S. H. Herman W. C. Henry

Charles Henry W. H. Hickman ... W. F. Holton

C. F. Hall

~'=^. L. Uarbaugh

C. A.Howie

G. W. Hodges

Henry In man

I. J. Jamison

C. T. Johnson

J. E. Jones

J. J. Judge Edward Jones

J. J. Johnson

J. H. K^hlPi t H. A. Keefer

F^. C.Kemon

H. F. Kevser W. A. King

M. King

J. T. Henney

K. Kingsiman

J. T.Keay

Y. S. Latiirop

y^. H. Livermore. .

Charles Lustig

J. J. Lackey

C. H. Lewis

Jahez Lord

J. B. Mahan

J. M. Maloney

E. S. Matthews

O. F. Mattingly....

B. F. Maxwell

J. R. Mc '^ride W. H. McFaddeu..

J. F. McDermot

J. G. l^tcDowelL... H. F. McGowan....

A. J. McGiiiggan. .. A. McLean

T. McMahon W. C. McMichael..

C. D. Mcpherson...

442

206

1, 850

2, 566

2, 862

2, 339 712

604 1,014

379

56-2 765

264

72

2, 071

671

2, 586

2, 298

3[>5 192

72

728

2, 883

2, 5-26

2, 969

2, 404

2, 347 1,844

2, 184

2, 526

2, 770

2, 289

765

2, 508

8 480 355

680

1. 0-20 428 532

364

2, 443

2. 58-2

-2, 422

192 378

581 012

669 273

755

Name.

Time employed. Days Hours.

393

449 266

368

633

2, 657

2, 449

2. 336

78-2 40

72

2, 789

2, 871

2, 559

2,441 2,641

2, 935

2, 628

2, 954

2, 557 1,908

2, 791

2, 681

3, 110 358

2, 673

$192 14

8-2 40 740 00

1, 026 40

1, 144 80 935 60 284 80 241 60 405 60 151 60

193 61) 306 00 105 60 28 SO 828 40 268 40

1, 034 40 919 21) 1.58 10 76 80 28 80 291 20

1, 153 20

1,010 40

1, 187 60

961 60 938 80 737 60 873 60 1,010 40

1, 108 00 915 60 306 00

1, 003 20

3 20 163 20 142 00 272 00 408 00

171 20 212 80 145 60 977 20

1, 032 80

1)22 05

76 80 151 20 224 40

804 80

1, 067 60

t 09 20

1, 102 00 957 20

979 60 106 40 147 20 253 20

1, 062 80 979 60

934 40 312 80 21 20

28 80

1, 115 60

1, 148 40

1, 023 60 976 40

1, 0.56 40

1, 174 00 1,051 20

1, 181 60

1, 022 80 763 20

1, 116 40

1, 072 40 1,244 00

143 20

1, 009 20

Ed. Morgan

S. E. MuUan

C. S. Myers , D. B. MacLeod

Daniel McCnllum

\Y F. McAvoy

J. B.Moulden , J. P. Morris , O. AY. Marsh

John Melsou

F. M. Moore

A. McNelly Herman Martin

J. R. Mason

Burrows Nelson

C. W. Otis

J. H. O'Brien

F. Pageuhofif Lewis Petrie

S. J. Phillips William Piatt

L. H. Patterson H. C. Powell Samuel Perley W. M. Payne

A. R. Qaantrille

J. C. Qneiu

J. R. Randall W. F. Randolph .... F. A. Rhodrick

E. P. Rhodrick

J. M. Ridgaway

J. K Robinson

^Y. S. Roebuck

Z. E. Ross

C. W. Rempp

J. S. Reynolds W. R. Ramsey

J. Regenaner'. A. Ricardo.

C. B. Ratcliife E. J. Russell Joseph Rodgers

G. M. Ramsey

C. \V. Schell

J. F.Sc^ggs W. L. Schmalhotf ... W.C. Setton

O. V, Shomo 2, H. L.» Shomo L Simmouds 3, E. C. Smith

Clara Soule

A. Stiarwalt, jr M. V. B. Stevens B A. Swan

W. H. Ssveeney

O. Shaw W. T. Stormont

H. P. Slatter

T. W. Shiel

J. W. Sherman

A. Smith

F. P. Snyder

J. H. Sciiively Stanley Snodgrass

C. C. Simmes

Charles Spencer

T. C. Spurfiecm

R. M. Sturgeon

E. A. Teal I C. P. Thomson W. H. Towers

G. R. Tenser

H. C. Tarlton W. D. Underwood

A. Van Alstyne

D. S. Walton

Amount

received.

2, 792 $1 170 62

2,316 926 40 420 168 00

777 649

281 10 259 60

1, 344 537 60 778 282 85 832 3:52 80

25!) 103 60 216 86 40 373 150 40 570 228 00 432 172 80 476 ] 90 40

2, 254

3 006

901 60

1 202 40

72 28 80

2 419 967 60 2 787

2' 793

1 114 80

1 117 20

2 548 1 019 20 2 685 1 074 tlO

' 72 28 FO

136 54 40 184 73 60 2 714 1 08.5 60

' 72 28 80

2 234 893 60

2' 767 1 075 60

3 018 1 207 20

2' 880 ^\ 112 00 2 718 1 087 20

3' 074 1 229 60 2 817 1 126 80

1 999 79') 60 486 194 40 987 394 80 876 350 40 494 197 60 207 82 80

67 26 80

72 28 80 204 81 60

663 26.5 20

2 448 979 20

2 901 1, 129 35 2 535 1 n\ A 00 2 789

2 50 ~* 3 3S.5 1, 354 00

2 b54 1, 141 65

2 397 Q=>a wo 2 358 Ozl'i Oft 2 724 1, vo.l ou l!983 793 20

1, 60

1, 170 80 632 252 80

616 216 40

527 210 80 582 232 80 183 73 20 573 229 20

970 388 GO

910 364 00 193 77 20

609 243 60 72 28 80 72 28 80 1,578 631 20

2, 597 1, 038 80

2, 087 208

834 80 83 20

184 73 60

2, 303 921 20

2, 237 894 80

2, 923 1, 169 20
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIJsTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in tlie puNic jprinting, 4^c. —Coutiuued. 61

Name.

Time employed.

Days.! Hours.

Amount

received. Kame.

1-

W. H. Watson

Jnlin AVeber Edward Wentwortli

J. S. Williams j L. "Woodward | Samuel Welirlv i | G. J. Webb...: !

j F.B.Wallace ;. i F. S. West i I W. B. Wilkinson i

I B. F.Webb I S. K. Young

Jeff. Smith

J) W. Bnice W.J. Mil U

J.H.L. Eager

E. Cnbuni W. H. Lutf

Pienjamiii Fusiitt W. -S. Baker.:..

J. K. McLean j

, Frank Diivies

J. E. Keefe Frank Pi'itchard ' W. Y. Clarke

J. C.Mellis

J. B. Close

G. M. Denne

L. M. Cadv W. H. Shorao

J. E. Br'alif W. M. Bass

F. E. Burnside

J. K. Mickle

T. W. Clarke W. B. Donaldson

Levi Xa^ile E. M. B Hooker

J. H. Fh r i:er D. M. Covey

J. B. Cannon W. A. Hartmau

A. L. Fulton

J. L. Garrett Louis Winters Frank Lewis W. O. Birralngbara

J. B. Clark W. P. Fi^clier

]Sraurice .Joyce T. D. Larcombe

J. D. Eskew

E. N. Beal

J. A. Scott

J. W. Sterner J.H. Black

J.Pv. Bradley W. A. Dodse W. H. Mvers.:

J. P. Mnf.se C.W.Baker

A. P. Marston

P. A. Catou

G. HarfV.rd M.W.Chollar

Cr. W. FowLt ... J. B. Manstield

C. H. Martin

J. T. Heck

J. T. Brewster

F. T. Malnney

J. H. Matile

E. P>. G. Myers

C. T. Widstrand

G. R. Brandon

"N.J. Cox

L. K. Fechtig

31-2

•3,713 81, 085 20

' 952 40

•2,5-24 : 1, 009 60

1 1, 030 40 2,481 1 992 40 2,617 j 1,016 80 2,214 1 885 60 683 i 273 20

.536

1 214 40 651 260 40 72 1 28 80

7-2 i 2^ 80

•? 520 1, OC- 00

•2, 5.i3 1,02L 20

1.9.10 7-0 01)

2, 3rr2 914 5

") 1,304 521 00

•2, 414 fiiW 8^1

1, 035 21

2, 514 1, 017 60 1,941 1 776 40 2,365 1 946 01 2,438 ! 975 ^20

•2. 40il

' 9113 00

2, 490 C'itO 00

•2, OP)

4

825 60

2, "252 900 8 '.I 8-1". 00

1, 974 789 ( 0

2, 5IV2 1, 024 80

1, 028 80

•I 452 9c-0 811 cm 240 00

970 00

"2, 55f; 1, 022 40 % 301 941 40

2. 515 1. 00(5 00

1, 711 ' 6^4 40

2, 47') 990 00

-2, 551 1,020 40

129 51 00

1 , 720 6^8 00

1. 4-3 59.5 20

7.-7 314 80

1, 467 586 80 108 67 20

91 36 40 \ 200 80 00 182 72 80 ; 73 29 20 648 2.59 20

1, 663 67

••> Oil 1, 377 53

2, 040 1,081 20

1, 989 1,054 17 1 642 295 93

1, 038 550 14 I 1.53 81 09

2, 200 1, 166 GO

2, 231 1, 182 43

2, 264 1, 132 00

1, 096 518 00

2, 281 974 ^25

1, 861 80 ri 35 ! 692 276 80

1, 2-23 4^9 20

•2, i 66 866 40 1 1, 860 744 GO i 2, 0.55 1, 062 00 % 678 1,071 20

356 142 40 452 1 180 80

1-28 1 51 20

643 257 20 1,260 504 00

1, 0.52 420 80 291 116 40

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

G. J. S. Hunnicutt , A. M. Jones

E. L. Marriott W. H, Nelson , J. W. Palmer

F. P. Wilkins Thomas TurnbuU

E. J. Fallou W. S. McKean

William Giusta

E. L. Scott

AY. A. Lavalette W. L. Au<;hinbaugh. .

.

X. A. Swart

Florence Sullivan

C. T. Hutchinson

J. T. Lewis Henry ^SlcCoy G. w; Perkins

Lqfavetfe Torrey W. li. Mvers-..:

O. H. :McKni2ht

F. M P. Montague

A. G. Tuohy /.' C. D. Harbingh

J. ^l. Hawley

?>. D. Fleet

L. Piprce

A. Tliom.s'ui, jr

]\Iartiu Kemiio- j Frank Farrish i ALM. Mitchell K. S. Goodloe....

A. T. (>)wie

A. H. Taylor ... B. F. Larcombe

J. M. Kibble | D. C. Bani:s

J. AY. Pro - tor \ A. H. Holton

F. M. Hill I J. T. Nicholson

E. Toner ' E. H. Patterson \ M. H. Kendig

C. M. Lewi^; i Harry McElfresh | F. Z. Ma<iiiire [ J. R. O'Roui ke

1 Jeremiah O'Connell

J. H. Harper

F. B. Latbrop

A. E. Riddle

P. B. McMurrv

G. B. Atkin>ou

E. C. Scag'zs Harry Bnrnham

Hoi ace Xoah

R. E. Lansston

J. C. Gawler ; G. H. Eakle Alexander Elliott, jr . .

.

George S. King

H. C. Cnwell W. P. Kelly

S. L. R-mzee

Perry Browu

Paul Livingston George Recar

J. A. Dalv W. B. Daiy David Leonard W. H. Sevier

J. S. Smith

I W. S. Wliitmore

; W. M Laporte

: T. Quiulan

312

Amount

received.

1, 052 $120 SO

1,079 431 60

2, 292 1, 082 80 782 312 80

2, 257 902 80

1, 520

1, 897 608 00 758 80

1, 113 445 20

403 161 20 243 97 20 212 84 80

1, 054 421 60 998 528 94

628 272 53 433 173 20

2, 288 343 20 «^

2, 526 631 50

2, 545 636 25

711 177 75

2, 260 565 00 280 70 00 450 112 50

1, 969 524 65

2, 515 580 75-

2, 004 501 00

' 2, 585 615 45 1,916 413 05 2,301 479 99 2,441 445 29

2, 460 443 57

2, 315 380 69

2, 479 413 16 2,317 368 98

2, 165 348 24

2,417 386 45 2,414 384 99

2, 539 398 45

2, 443 356 24

1, 173 195 50

1, 992 289 61

1, 392 206 75

2, 498 338 74

•2, 296 286 99

2, 220 277 47

2, 115 . 264 35

1, 740 217 48

2, 298 287 21

2, 180 271 97

2, 140 267 40

2, 181 272 85

1, 140 142 49

1, 954 244 21

2, 499 312 36

1, 193 149 10

2, 493 311 61

1, 450 181 24

954 119 25

1, 688 210 98

1, 303 162 87 357 44 h2

127 31 75

1, 778 83

1, 755 912 60

1, 722 757 44

1, 792 788 48

1, 913 841 88

1, 862 783 92

1,612 722 48

2, 191 801 78 1,381 607 64

2, 386 879 03

460 202 40

260 ll7 04

2, 821 929 32

2, 487 704 29

3, 088 864 08

2, 587 724 36
62 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 12.Persons employed in ilie puWic printing, 4'c.—Contimied.

Isame.

^klartin Moore

H. C. Harris . H. W. Cliase Eynm Waters Frank Cobnrn

1{. \Y. Moi <ran David NuTiolsou A. H. Post A. S. Defrpes Robert Wilaon

T.J. Mil I ley W. J. Simnious

J. H. Butcher

J. AV. Deneaiie

J. T. Fei puson Thomas Kearney

AV.H. ColB

J. C. VVrifiht Joliu Buckraan

Williiiin Crawford

C. H. Wilsou

I. Gipson Edward Malonc

A. E. Wiliiains John WalUr

E. W. Kerr, jr

J. F. Grant

F. H. Cliilds P. L. Ko.lior X. AVatkius

J. Enolish M. Bariiuu;er F. H. Hall

F. A.McGill

TV. E. Morcoe

J. W. Rowaa -

E. J. Kh)|.fer

F. J. Ward

E. B. Robinson W. E. Jones

"Walter Drnmraond

A. Gordon

E. Laporte

J. K. Siioemaker W. Allison

J. E. L. Rodier W. M. Belt

J. H. Lnwrey W. F. Nailers

J. T. Hnlleck...-

R. R. Riley Henry AVebb

F. M. Shun t J. T. Nielidlson

J. A. Garth waito M. Hinit W. H. Selby A. T. Borland

J. AV. r>nsey H. S. Bviniiton A. R. Hidden

T. K. Morsell

C. C.Nvce

G. R. Bnone

D. H. Hunter

A^incent Lemon

E. G. Pleasants Henry Lehmann

G. C. Frazier

S. M. PattfM-sou

J. R. Hughes

Jane Wrisiht

C. C. Howell

C. C. Gibbons

C. A. Hopkins. M. A. Foley

S. J. Cooke

Time employed.

Days. Houra.

312

S'O 31 •> 31-2 31-2

104 312

1, 987

•208 2,218

2, 57f) 1,067 239

2, 6.56

2, 496

2, 891

3, O,--!) 2, 805

3, 2:^8

3, 147

3, 270

3, 114 2,813

2, 595

3,611

384

54

48

2, 845

2, 835^ 424

2, 735i

2, 3-29

1, 546

2, 512^

2, 250

2, 449i

2, 673 i 2, 56] I

2, 59Hi

2. 543i

2, 609A

2, 683i

1, 4it6"

2, 6921

2, 317|

2, 7644

2, 750

2, 655.1

2, H:Ji 553

2, 019J

2, 255A

2, 625"

2, 637

2, 560

2, 593

2, 550

2, 681 805

923

2, 575

2, 537

2, 6-26 192

2, 919i

2, 569'

1, 3 !6

2, 3-0

96

2, 370

1,391

2, 527

2, 363

2. 603

2, 293

Amount

received.

$556 36

58 24 621 04 472 27 133 37 66 92 1,218 00 272 40 998 40 936 00

1, 299 99

1, 062 40 624 00

7-22 75 772 25

701 25

8(i9 50 786 75 817 50 778 50 703 25

648 75 902 75

96 00

13 50

9 00 583 99 208 00

1, 728 17

1, 502 81

2:?4 72 1,32 5 25

931 60 618 40

1, 005 00 900 00 979 80

1, 069 40

1, 0 .'4 60

1, 039 40

1,017 40

1, 043 80 1,073 40

598 40

1, 077 00 927 00

1, 105 80

1, IOC 20 794 67 857 40

221 20 809 80 902 20

1,0.50 00

1, 054 80

1, 024 00

1, 037 20

1, 020 00

1, 005 30

201 25

115 37 375 81 342 78 338 27

48 00 729 87 642 25

334 00 297 50 238 00

12 00 444 37 260 81 473 81 415 06 488 05

429 93

Name. Time employed.

Days. Honrs

312

312 302

Delia Creraen

Bettie Pumphrey .- Lena Foley . . .. Joanna C-orridon . .. M. E. Swain Mary Joyce

A. A^. Aliiler F. A. Proctor Annie Gaughran. .. O. H. Reed

A. J. Donaldson

G. E. Pa' ten

T. F. Ma her A.J. Preall William Farrington

Michael Friery

A. D. AleKinzie

A. H. -Jones

S. T. Brown

Henrv Evuns

T. H. iMtiiam M. W. Lewis W. P. Mwrtin

G. W. Pieice I. i L E C(de i James Fuibershaw

E. W. AVinne

H. N. Farey.

E. L. Bai ker

J. A. Cushley

C. Hall . J. F. Clarksou

C. D. Parson

D. C. Reeves

Morris Barrett Edward Duff

AV. S.Scott

J. D. Lvdick . W. G. Dunne.

R. A. Porter.. A. E. Sardo .

F. J.Robinson j C. E. Beach Frank I'l aser

J. A. Cooper

J. A. Flvnn ., E. C. Alaher ...! D. H. D.-nbam ' W. H. Stebbins Thomas Pitclilvnn . Charlotte Heallev.. M. A. Hnnt'-r Magyie AIcKie

Alai iiaict Gonnley

Ellen AI(;Carty..:.. A.]\LSlent/.

Eliza bi'tli ('roghan.

Cecelia Clements. .. Annie Doherly. Maria Benter Fannie Lee

i\L A. Alct'ormick ......!

At. A. Tenlev

H. .A. Travers

Celinda Bigby i Alary 0"Brieu I Elizabeth Dement ....

' Bettie Ba'tlett i Martha Allison Mary Nallev i Alarv Hill..' I Kate Miller Laura Schafer

Ellen Bai iies Delia Wall Miry Mills i Annie Mitchell '

2, 279

2, 240

2, 269

2, 555

2. 597

2, Oil

1, 5(i7 287 283

2, 559

745

1, 355

2, 525

2, 268

2, 248

2, 555

2, 023

1, 830

2, 1 73

2, 170

1. 922

2, 5 16 1.914

2, 510

2, 341

2, 460

2, 493

2, 455

2, 022

2, 470

2, 130

2, 358

1, 8.-9 1,7-25

1, 819

1, 977

1, 062

1, 30 I 1, 298

2,041

2, lOO

2, 251

2, 3>^l

2, 59.3 874

2, 285

2, 341

2, 366

2, 356

2, 252

2, 4 12

1, 5.30

1. 887

2, 153

2, 261

2, 268

1,994

2, 356

2, 229

2, 229

2, 193 1,907 2,315

1, 978

1 998

2, 373

2, 244

1, 449

2. 338 1,936

2, 139

2, 312

2, 320

1, 768
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in Hie inibUc printing, tj-c. —Coutiuned. 63

Time era- ployed.

I Days Honrs.

H. A. Turner Emma Reese Mary Hayes

C. Moore i

: A. I). Goss I Kate Mavhew '

i A. W. Potter M. T. Wheeler

I. E. Jones

Jennie Amazeeu

'Bettie Long

Sallie Moore

Yictoiia Clark

:SL E. Warner

^Iniisie Kreamer

S. ]M. Antrim

C. K.Ober

Eri i<zet McXamara

Etta Dew

L. V. Ourand Emma Swaia

Ella McGraw , Alice Brown ' A. M. Hcott 1 Belle C'liaiiey i Edwiiia liicksecker....; M. S. Huttoii j A. E. Cioinelien

S. M. EiUei ly j Elizabeth (Jliiskey U.A. Wise

Ida Van Arsdale

Lizzie Coleninu

Emilia Anderson

M. J. McCulIam

M. Sullivan ^Maggie Curtis A. D. Laiii;l(^v Hat tie McMiiirav

M. Re illy ' ]V[. V. Keenan

Johanna Hickev I M. L. Sla-le A. E. Pope I

I Mar\ Callajihan I Annie Cai pentcr ; Josephine Carlisle Jane Hlush

S.C. Davis ;.

| Ann Chai)raan i | Mary O'Hrien ' Annie Kt- atley Henrietta To!ni)kins. . . :

: Catharine Burke . S. E. Crutcheot J.E.Hart

S. V. Sinon Emma Hurdle

Ma^rgie Dutfs'

L. A.'f lahavhan

Adelaide B sl.-y Sarah Campbell

S. M. Adams

llarparet Sweeney.

.

Jennie Donnelly

C. E. Doyle Lucy Coleman M. B. Bradbury M. L. Hopson ". 31. S. Kerr i E. L.Tew ! Esther Ashley M. A.Utt...:

^V. H. Carr W.L. Lamb

E. C. Sanies

J. L. Harri'-an

2, 288

2, 2:37

2, 277

2, 28.5

2, 325

2, 030

2, 241

2, 101

1, (589

1, 868

2, 269

2, 203

2-19

2, .304

1, 854

1,915

2, 277

2, :m

•>

-J;!'.)

2, i:;4 2,244

2, 0:0

1, G7 > 2, 320

2. 073

2, 027

1,).(;-;

], on

1, 7t;i> ], 74:1

1,

1,

1, .i37

1, :ii;2

1, :,-2< 1. <;o:) 3, o-M

1, 489

],:373

1, 202

1, 1.50 914

911

1, 175

1, 801)

1. (J90 C50

234

921 9-5

1, 131 1,047

1, 467 1.017

1,311

1, 677

1, 191

1, 930

160 202

1, 334

1,311

598 283 332

614

939 357 1,180 1,010

1, 8.52

2, 609

2, 61 5

2, 562

1,633

Amonnt

received.

1^429 00 ! 419 42 : 427 03 428 42

435 93 : 3.-0 63 I 420 17 393 94 I 331 23 I 3.511 25 425 4 i 413 04 421 67 431 98 347 61 350 01

4-.'6 <)! 437 99 431 Ot: ; 426 74 400 13 401 98 388 10

i 313 49

' 431 3^<

3.-(i 01

:ai; 30 311 43 331 (;';) 3J7 91 284 62 296 42 288 19 255 37

l^^ame.

27!l 1.-^ 2 -.7 -13 225 37 215 61 171 3(; 170 M) 210 81

34>< 25 3^5 55

1-J2 99

43 .^7 IM) 72

11 '3 2-' 22.' 67

..07 22 207 42 262 82 334 21 247 59 307 44

33 (U) 42 42 250 12 .251 43 113 38 43 00 62 25 1'5 12 176 O'J 66 94 221 23 189 37 347 23

978 36 976 85 853 99 544 34

K T. Ellswortli A Ian sou Kelsey W. E. Sanuders

E. T. Botrs Adolphe Gnillot

J. H. Dougherty . ... P. S. Spri^ihtley M, T. Lincoln William Robinson .. J. W, Hughes

A. L. Carrier H. Apchenbach

Ellis Hughes

L. L Botler

R. C. Siraouds

R. E. Ga\ le R. B Wilson

F. P. Blair

L. T. Jewett

J. T. Whitnker W. H. Fletcher

O. S. Buxton

John Talbut W. IT. Harding, jr...

J. .A.. Patterson ,

( r. (Tordon

dolin B sh

.M..s,^s F,-skev

J. X. Dorster' W II a-M B(dl , A. X. Trunnell

J. i r. H udsou

ir. Foskey

C. \V. C le licniamin Coakley .

.

(".C. Haddock...:...

Sr.muel Dorsey

L. A. lardella" Jnbn r.idiprts

T. R. Hai'i is RoixM t Bmildeu

J( ssc Siiiith W. Bntl.-r G. ro;ikl.-v

J. AV. Biirkart Mosrs JIadry

J. E. Smith.'. W. T. Bmjamiu

J. W. R.-Oe

Sylve.-ter Jordan

C. Tarnc

Lewi.s Russell

I. R-ed

J . IT B. Sma'^lwood.

.

PxMijauiin Holmes...

J. C': Jacl<son

Rii'oeit Williama ... P. ]\[cM«nns

H. T. Williams W. S. Seymour

Charles Fle tcher Lewis Thojnas

G. W. Mulloy

jNIanson Robinson .. Mi hael Doughertv.

C. W. Jon.'s.......".. ('harlev McKeuney.

C H. Bram ".. AV. H. Scott

J. A. Boulden

(xeofge Slim

C. W. Brown

HeTiry Dulaney

William Jordan Henry Duilley Benjamin Fox

Days. Hours.

Time employed.

273

273 365 365

250 312

330 365

273

1752 316

123 "hh'

1,301

1,943

1, 131

1, 842

2, 335

291

834

2. 139

2, 194 922 1,^5

1, 843

1, 965 1,861

1, 865 1,871

1, 566

1, 957

2, 018

1, 259

'2, 484 1,968

2, 386 1,097

2, 565

2, 426

2. 1 75

2, 418

2, 483

2, 390 975

2, 441

1 , 692

1, 763 2,217

1, 896

2, 5:i9

2, 434 1,732

2. 302

2, 1.52

1, 977 2,026

1, 651

1, 690 406

779

648 212

379

4:^9 2,814

2, 536

2, 521

2, 672

2, 565

1, 734 7(9 999

458

730 105 293

376 402

429 3U4

Amount

received.
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.Persons employed in the puhlic printing, tj-c. —Continued.

!N"ame.

Emanuel Webb

J. A. Dawson

Jetfersou Brown

B. C. Berry John Ryan

L.B.May

Ellen Sheahan

E. H. Sage A. M. Parsons

C. .J. Jones

E. D. Eeynold's H. Sage

J. K. McDonald

George Nash

"\V. Bamberger

A. W. Graham

J. M. Kelly Stephen Caldwell P.W.Hale

J. M. Hall

E. L. Beatty W. W. Silvester Edward Pitchlynn. .

Charlie Cunningham.

T. H. Owings M. Hayes

C. S. Mills

P. R. Noone

E. S. McDonald

F. W. Larner H. A. Johnson

l^eil McKechnie

C. B. Deal VY. D. Harbough

J. W. Jordan Andrew Barnes

E. J. Holmes

K. J. Knowlton

J. B. Keleher

J. F. Fuller

G. C. Sawyer Andrew Gray

F. P. Lipscomb

J. C. Ingiam

F. L. Pusbaw

Thomas B. Penicks .

George Fordham W. C. Heck

D. C. McGivern

R. B. Harford W. H. Moran

Richard Berry

H. C. Tisdel

C. M. Nye

G. W. Bates

L. H. Reid

E. J. Burr

George Dice

"W. H. Mickle, jr G. L. Pear.son E. A. Sikken Owen Keefe .\.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

76i- 7777

31 209

312

Andrew Smith. .

G. F. Page

G. H. Durfee James McKenna. Andrew Hogan .. Patrick Keleher . H. M. Lincoln

J. J. Bain

J. S. Learock

L. R. Frank

F. H. Case

J. W. Dutton .... John Lee

G. M. Raub

Simon Pocher

365

Amount

received.

125 $31 25

336 84 00 168 50

231 00

231 00

93 00 209 00

2, G33 1, 053 20

2, 312 722 49

2, 266 566 50

1, 6.56 414 00

2, 580 483 74

2, 093 313 95

1, 435 215 25

1, 460 219 00

1, 618 242 70

1, 752 262 80

2, 062 309 30

1, 961 294 15

1, 753 262 95

2, 140 321 00

1, 468 220 20

1. 346 201 90

1, 516 227 40

1, 943 301 45

1, 701 255 15 526 78 90 575 86 25 528 79 20

1, 109 166 35

], 078 161 70

1, 034 155 10 791 118 65

990- 148 50

1, 111 166 €5

756 113 40 495 74 25 454 68 10 596 89 40 376 56 40 394 59 10

16 2 40 564 84 60 28 5 25 208 31 20

1, 794 00

2, 807 1' 403 50 % 353 941 20

2. 349 939 60

2, 215 886 00

491 196 40

1, 279 479 59

2' 764 1 036 46

' 921 ' 345 37

2, 165 614 96

2, 488 797 50 912 5n

1, 931 571 32

1' 818 454 50

2', 106 526 50

2, 392 598 00

2, 349 587 25

2, 372 593 00

686 171 50

2, 522 630 50

1, 245 308 75

2, 386 596 50

1, 913 478 25

1,076 269 00

2, 302 575 50

2, 335 583 75 1,839 459 75

1, 433 358 25

2, 1.52 538 00 2,674 668 50

1, 907 476 75 1,968 492 00

Name.

J. F. Lacey

J. E. Sebring, jr. H. O. Simons

G. A. Leech W. R. Dole

A. B. H. Lacey .

R. B.Hughes"...

J. D. Chollar...- PIECKVVORK.

C. O. Alexandei*

O. S. Allen

S. J. Armstrong

N. S. Adams

W. R. Atwell

T. .L Alleger

G. W. Bailey

T. H. Brooke

J. D. Boyce

G. "W. Bowman

W. O. Birmingham

Seth Bonney

Louise Bryant

Geoi-ge Bailleul

R. R. Brown

F. B. Baker

J. E. Crutchett

J. A. Crow

A. G. Cook

B. F.Clarke

J. B. Clark W. N. Croggon

R. F. Chisolra William Chaffrey M. W^Choliar

Allen Chancey,

D. R. Doyle .." W. H. Dennesou

J. T. Dunbar

G. E. Dummer

James Dougherty

H. L. Davison

G. M. Depue

L. McK. Devine.. . C. L. Estell

J. E. EUegood

J. M. Eggleston

L. F. Ford, jr Edward Fla2g, jr W. P. Fischer

G. W. Furcron M. A. Fitch

R. M. Greenwood

J. P. Garner W. A. Griswold

G. T. Gosorn

G. W. Gray

William Geddes

C. A. Howie.

D. L. Harbaugh

G. W. Hodges W. T, House

J. J. Heron W. B. Hale

G. J. S. Hunnicutt

Charles Henry

E. M. B. Hooker

G. Harford Henry 1 11 man

Edward -Tones

J. J. Judge

William Kirkland

R. Kiiigsman

J. T. Keay

MiUord Keyes

Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. ' 65

No. 12. —Persons employed in the puhlic printing, cj-c. —Continued.

Kame. Time employed.

I Days. ; Hours.

Amount

received.

T. D. Larcombe j \V. A. Linton i j Frank Lewis i

! J. J. Lackey I j Charles Luf^ti.g i

: Ilerman Martin ! O. W. ^l.ir^h Daniel Mc .'allnm John Melson ; J. B. Mrmlden \ , D. B. MacLeod i 'W. C Mc Michael i. C. H.Martin

J. P. Mori is t C. M. Oluey {

' G. H. Proctor i Samuel Perle%- :

' J. H. Peabe .'.

, ^Y. M. I'ayue Joseph Rogers

A.J. Reid

J. K. Robinson

H. P. Slaier i A. O. Silvey i |

, T. D. Sundy I |

, A. Smiih i W. M. Sullivan |

, E. D.SlH.nt j. J. W. Sherman i i T. W. Sliiel ' AV. H. Siiiiley ; F. P. Snyder ,

'

j C. C. Slimes ! I J. H.Schivelv I J. K. Shoemak |

! ' G. W. Scriver ; | \V. T. Storraont ' i J. F. AV. E. Tlionipsou

S. A. Towers

J. B. Tierney E A. Teall.' , ^V. H. Towers , F. S. W^st • R. M. AVaters

F. J. Wat-rs :

, J. B. AVilliams

J. G. Audt-rson , James Austin

J. C. Bard . S.H.Bell

L. L. Bender

S. N. Benerman C A.Bennett

J.H. Black , E. M. Blake J.G Bo.ss : G. W. Bowen '

, J.R. Bradley

G. R. Bi aiidou | Willism Briggs j G. H. Brown i I E. A. liroiVTie E. P. Bun vea

L. L. Bnrke

Geori/e Biu klin '

> E. J. Burnham I I J. D.Campbell I I R. H. Campbell

J. W. Carter, jr |. I F. S. Cassehuan i AV. J.Cook.

T. F. Coolev H. H.Cowies , N.J. Cox j J.M.Craig

J. T. Crosstield I ,

$169 85 452 50 219 30 56 15 39 15 435 00 340 15

5-20 01) 411? 95

]:^3 ^5 137 20 408 20 172 42

2 90 59 80 338 65 89 10 45 80 118 10 399 95

58 65

129 80 296 40 376 50 3i2 65 470 95 424 40 299 70 534 00 440 70 398 25

178 65 92 00 123 25

10 50 52 65 133 60

73 15 437 95 372 75 54 10 16 80 155 85 470 00 359 80 913 40

41 50 220 70 296 75 204 90 157 65

89 10 200 30 952 70 239 55

631 45

1.50 80 95 8') 401 32 346 05 822 60

35 155 8", 6> (i5 644 95 53 05 272 15 290 90 366 30 236 75 180 50 65 10 262 55 459 4050

18 05

Name.

D. D. Curriden Frank Darley W. A. Dodge

E. J. Fallon A. S. Feunell

D. V. Fen ton Samuel Ferrier

J". G. Forney M. C. Foss

G. ^V. Fowler

H. A. Fox

J. J. FuUerton

J. L. Garrett

J. S. Gourlrtv D. E. (5i aham

G. AV. Graham

DMuiel Grady

John Greeley H. B. Grisrs

F. C. Griffith

I \V. S. Griffith

j E. C. Grumley

I "William Guista

G. AY. Hall J.P.Hamilton

1 H. B. Hastings T.K.He.ith..

T. H. Higgiiis

I Theo. Hodes

J. H. Hogan^

I C. C. Hopkins

J.L.Hughes

AY. C. Hunt

D. AY. Irving

[, L J. Jamison

J. J. Johnson

I A. M. Jones

j: L.H. Jnllien

I John Kennedy

r S. E. King

j William Krohr ,

I HenrvLain.

I A. M.'Laing

I. H. Lathrop

{ Clarence Lewis

AY. A. Lavalette

' J. AY. Law

1 H. T. Leckie

F. M. Lewis ,

I M. L. Littlefield

: AY. H. Livermore

: JaV.ez Lord

i F. T. Maloney

J. ^r. ^laloJiey

[ B. F. Mann

J. INIontgomerv .. H. C. A[arfin.....\... A . P. AIar«ton

J. H. Matile

I J. F. IMaupin

I J. AY. ]\(iddleton

AY. H. MUlev

T. S. AlillA E. B.G. Myers

X. Afvei's

J£. F. :,lcArd]e

J. A. AlcCarthv

\V. W. MfCollum .... H. T. :Mc(4owan

'i'homas McGowau . .

,

AY. S. AIcKean

H. H. ^ylcKeever James ]\Ic,Xerhany [ R.J. McQuilleu j AY J.Xavlor i G. AYXeill i J. B. Nelson 1

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

58 60

148 75 760 85 349 65 32 05

157 80

74 80 08 95

73 70 317 75 367 25

24 50

211 45

915 73 44 45 74 35

967 15

51 85

96 90

15 60

44 10 133 05

745 75

4 20 848 95

.53 00

930 90

94 10

925 55

9 70

19 50

14 25

36 00 126 20

5 10 74 65

188 10 866 40

1 70 196 90

887 GO

60

65 45

49 00

751 90 558 10 59 50

667 90

911 80

808 20

5 50 157 70 737 50

6 10 290 50

1, 126 15

441 25

573 50

79 60 934 60

77 55

1, 039 45

997 45

17 60 33 75

21 10 68 23

52 90

40 40

63 80

49 60

1, 102 1050

11 60

130 10

19 85

3 50 5 P P
66 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRmTEE.

No. 12.— Persons employed in tlie imllic printing, cj-c. —Continued.

Name.

B. -T. O'Brien

J. H. O'Brien

J. M. Palmer John Peer , A. H. I'ettiboue . .

S. J. Phillips W. A. Pitteuger ... A. R. Piatt H. C. Powell W. T. Pi iddy

J. C. Queiu

J, H. Kaistou

\V. D. Rastable

C. B. Radclitfe T. B. Reid , C. W. Rerapp

J. M. Richards

Z. E. Ross

E. J. Rnssell

E. L. Scott

0. Shaw

M. J. Sherk W. R. Shipley

T. C. Simpson

J. L. Sinn

J. N. Sonders

T. C. Spurgeon

D. C. Stamm

N. C. Stoops

R. M. Sturgeon

Florenc? Sallivan . i>r. A. Swart W. H. Sweeney ... H. C. Tarltou

R. B. Topham

1. T. Tucker W. D. Fiiderwood. H. B. Walker W. F. Walsraith...

AY. C. Walters

C. N. Warren

A. W. Webb

Benj. Webb

J. L. Welt v

J. E. Whiteside ... F. P. Wilkins W. B. Wilkinson.

I. B. Wilson

L. Winters

T. B. Wood W. H. Wyant

S K. Yonn?

iT. S. Ziegler

L. K. Zook

F. M. Arkwright

N. L. Atherton

•(t. Ashton M. Aiiderson. M. Aralnose

C. Artist

L. E. Andrey A. Atchison , K. Aheiin

S. E. Atkinson

A. Barrett

F. Bellman M. Boyle

J. Brooks O.K. Burwell A. Butler

T. Ball V. P. Ikions

C. M. Bi-ic.kl- J. He;!ttv....

J. Buck lev .. I M. Bally . J. Barry

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$7 05 140 no

13 95 432 75 644 75

7 6U 98 55 875 90

Ifil 15 885 25 113 80 751 25

30 140 60

661 05

I 00 87 40

4 80 91 15 855 25

5 55 84 95

10 45

141 65

1, 096 21

81 60 143 05

31 1045

71 85 697 40 176 55

7 70 147 25

981 80 85 80 126 90

6 20

94 50 115 20

126 40 962 90 124 20

141 45

1 50

124 20 255 45

2 20 39 30

951 80

37 85 195 45 924 95

145 75 225 31 177 77

l(i4 3!) 91 51 124 94 93 39 57 20

82 68 72 38

10 78 393 00 593 04 608 18 219 65 227 09 265 62 108 48 183 12 324 26 320 88 268 38 551 07 603 93

ISTame.

J. Breslen

C. Bates M. S. Baird K.Bali M. M. Burn

B. Baldwin

S. J. Blair

F. Baker

M. A. Boyd

E. E. Baiiks

E. K. Brower

K. P.yram

E. D: Bond

S. Bridget

B. Bursess

I\t. E. Bois

E. M. Bromagim.

M. Brvan

A. A. Bliss A. Bovce

C. M.Blythe .... T. Broderick M. Bailey

B. J. Biankman . S. Bowman

M. Cook

A. A. Clarvoe ...

S. Co llins F. Cbase M, Connelly

S. H. Carr." M. Carr

J. F. Carey M. T.C'arke.... M. Courtney . ... M. A.Clancy....

B. L. Chritzman.

L. M. Cross A.E.Collins .... M. Conuell K. Oonin

A. Cassell

S. A. Chapman .

Ann Cowan

M. Corbin

B. Crowley

It. Cowles

F. W. Couorer .

A. Collins

J. Connor

E. A. Cox , M. Clarkson

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

; M.Clark

, E. Coleman

S. K. Cummings

H. M. Downing , \ AI. Darby , M. Donnelly

! S. Dickson

I C. Dai'ey

, A.A. Dodd ,

: N. Digss M.' L.H.Davis t E. Davis

I G.M. Dorse V ! .... B. Duffv - .t H. Dailv I i M. C. Dvkes

J^r. E. Davis ! "S. T. Dn-is

A. D;iilv A. D: yla

E.Di^:-rs

S. Kdclin

I. R. Ellis ! E. J.Essex 1
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.

Persons ein^jloyed in the puMic printing^ >^'c. —Coutinued. 67

Tirae employed.

A. A. Elder

L. A. Elms

M. J. Elalierty . . .

.

M. Foi dham

M. Fitzpatrick ..

.

M. Eleiniug H. C. Flyim M. Flaherty K.C. Foley

E. A. Fowler

A. Fisber

C. Fowler M. H. Fuller M. Farrell

S. K. Felt ham

J. S. French M. A. Graves M. Gibbs

E. J. Griuuan M. Gormly

S. Giber.son E. Gould

C.L. Gantt A. M. Grady M. Gai trell B. Gates M. H. Grimes

C. E. Goerner

P. S. Gleon

T. Geiprer F. V. Harris

T.JEarri.soQ.

J. Howliu M. Hall

(3. HoAvar d

J. Helliiijis

1). Hai per

L. Hays J..

.

E. HeitVll / . .

.

V. Henrick....'..,.

S. Hes.s

S. Husted

A. HinLMUS

E. A. Hitchcock... K. L. Hutson

A. Hodi:e M. X. Hordcins. ..

.

M. V. lL»tt-nau .... M. A. Hai i)er K. T. Haiidlt^y

J. Hitchcox M. A. H.dbrook...

A. O. Hutchison. .

.

E. Haveniier V.E.Hubbard...,

M. K. Heiidley .... M. E. flerriug

L. Huut , A. Hutibes

F. E. Hayes

E. Haudebean M.E. Illsley A. Jones S.Jack , M. M. Johnston .

.

M. Johnston H.Johnson

S. Jnrix M. W. Jones M. A. Johnson

J. F. Jenkins

E. A. Jfdmson

K. KoT ts T. Keef- C. Kii sch

B. Kenuelly

F. Knox

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$2 88

32 63 620 22

630 15

20.1 40 585 33 122 15 115 04

41 61 37 80 243 80

81 69 17 23

43 16 73 23

19 58 494 37

416 85

42 5 77 127 11 497 02

96 14 114 09

76 21 10 i 08

(i> 34 48 77 44 09

8 0.) 21 01 117 5S

30.T 24 625 07

2 IK, 7.') 329 37 321 (:.7 4411 -J-^ 4:10 6.-' 45 4 00 185 35 468 75 225 64 217 91 134 52 102 67 106 06 151 15 82 83

82 94 78 81 72 82

45 97

95 20 22 44

61 13 117 87 95 11 93 83 97 25

41 17 183 97 661 09 642 55

91 09 200 01 122 07

89 78

59 91 44 31

13 56

30 37 310 94 884 42 242 19 445 50

197 58

Name.

M. TInott M. Keefe

S. E. Kersey M. L. Xuapp

E. Landvoigt

E. Lackey

C. Lusby

J. La Fontaiu M. E. Luckett M. F. Louor A. Laughlian A. Langworthy . .

.

A. E. Lausflale

J. 13. Lau.sdale M. La Bille E. E. Lyons

A. McCaithy

A. ^lariiiiirg J.3[urpby

A. Maiiirau E. .^IcCarthy

J. E. Mau.^^fi'eld.... E. L. Miller

E. Marche

(1. ^laus

:\[. J. ilcLcod

.S. MartiTi

]\r. 'Markham M.Murphv

('. J. Mc:Mabon....

C. LilcMahon....

A. E. .Melson A. 3LcDowell

1) A Mullenaux.

.

?\r. :\rcXau3ara

?.r. :\I(,rris M. A. Malone M. J. McReyiiolds

C. C. Murdoch

A. McXamara . ^l. Mattiiigly A. L. Mnore

A. Mai tin

:\L E. :Murray

M. :\IcCutchen H. 3Iuri,hy M. M. McCarthy .

.

M. A. McLeod .... M. B.Mears

M. A. Mulquin. . .

.

M. McFee

iSI. McCarty

E. ]Mid(lleton M. Magnire

H. Morris

E. M. Millner

B. A. Malone

]M. Mack

M. A. McGregor .

.

K. Maulqniu

E. McNeil M. A. McGraw....

E. Nelson

L. Navlor

C. M.Neidfeldt ... M. B. Norbeck. .. M. E. Owner

M. A. Orrue M. A. O'Neill

E:. O'Neill

C. O'Leary M. T. O'Connor ... B. O'Connor

B. O Neill A, Piggott

A. Pleasants M. V. Purdy

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
68 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 12.Persons employed in ihe imhUc iwiniing, l^c. —Continued.

Name.

C.Pope.-...

V. Power

J. E. Parrott

C. Palmer M. E. Perry

E. Pocock."

C. R. Pocock M. Page M. Parker

r. A. Proctor M. A. Proctor J.E. Plant

L. S. Pai liam

S. Partridf^e

L. Price H. Porter M. A. Prather

E. M. Per Lee

K. Peapporaer

L. Russell . A.C.Eeedv

M. ReiHv-". A.M.Rorow i... M. A. Rvan ^1... R. A. E. Reed

D. ReiUy

E. C. Ready

E. R. Richards M. Rea;;an

J. Robin son

L. A. Roze

H. Rider M. E. Sherwood

L. Silvers M. A. Sibley

J. Sullivan E. F. Shsrkey

31. Schriner

L. Silvey

E. J. Svikior I S. C. Si;hell

I M. E. Speisser 4 A. Sweeney

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

|fi38 94 327 04 107 27

1.5(5 72

48 43 296 35

50 27

74 65

.56 71 200 12

11 68

1 68 33 98 549 17 8S 47

19 63

6 HI95 490 56 642 87 141 11 242 97 285 56' 166 66

74 26

97 72

62 82 123 56 84 07 73 17 16 84 131 76 559 60 629 59 226 97 190 87 125 04 24M 46 404 97

68 46

98 52

105 34 53 02

Name.

M. Sullivan

S. A. Smith

E. C. Sullivan

S. D. Soper

A. J. Shiiley M. J. Shepherd M. A. Savres K. C. Smith

A. Sullivan M. A. Stelle K. Steveus

B. B. Soper

I. Sorrell M. V. Stanley

L. Tucker.. 1 D. C.Toole

F. V. Thompson

M. A. Thompson. .. C. Tavlor

J. AVilson

I. E. Wills M. Woodend

-M. WaLsh

R. AValliii^r N. M. TTingate .... A. WatsoTi K. V. Walker

K. E. Web.^ter

I.ia Walker

A. M. Washington

C. Wright . C. Wood

M. Wood

K. Wootten , H. Webster

E. I. Webster

A. L. Wyudbam .. E. Willington , E. Wells L.Wilson

A. R. Wnshiugton , S. A. Tale ,

Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H.Roberts

J. W. White

D. W. Landvoigt.

Charles Lemon .

C.Denham

A. D. Stidham W. J. Harris W. Haves

P. C. Gillon. r. A. Manning .

J. AV. Buehler....

I. M Knott

A- G. Hullett..-. Henry Morgan. .

Vr. Roscnrao- Thomas Songster . J. H. Patterson . .

William (laisberg. Samuel Koockogey

A . A. Henry

Jose]ib Maddreu W. P. Slattery Alexander McAlliste

E. H. W. Rutland Edwin AYalmsley .. Richard Swe^tman

Daniel Murphy

H. R. Koou

2, 540

2, 496 2,516

2,486

2, 676

2, 497 2,511

2, 513 2,517

2,512

2, 253

2, 506

2, ;f 15

2, 491

2, 4on

2, 524

2, 4-26

2, 442

2, 494 1,740

2, 518 2,468

2. 510

2, 500

1, 970

2, 128

^2,100 00

I, 664 01 1,270 00

1, 248 00

1, 258 00 1,223 20

1, 070 40 998 80 1.004 40

1. 005 20

1, 006 80

1, 004 80

901 20

1, 002 40oo

99(5 40

9(;2 40

1, 00!) 60 970 40 976 80 997 60 696 09

1, 007 20 987 20

1, 004 00

1, 000 00 788 00

851 20

Thomas Beckett . .

H. Hvde

S. T. "Crawford

J. J. Tokuin

D. A. Murphy

R. A. McPherson. .. J. H. Graham

A. Fitzsinions H. Hammond

C. H. Welsh , John Cole

T. D. Corn well George Gritiith

C. A. Knookey

I S. W. Lewis

Martin McCoriiiick

! J. W. Grny W.H.Richardson..

F. B. Trout

! Varden Bishop

i W. M. Nicholson. .. A. W. Luhfs

1 J. E. Gaily

j Heni y Chase

H. W. Hobbs

' D. C. Rino gold

T. F. Stewart

i J. H. Maine

519

475

496 045

137 280 239

433

186 216 366

039 410

454

273 415

528 385

383 097

958

513

767 244

470

471 106 715
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the imWic hinding, t^-c. —Continued. 69

Xame. Time era- ployed. Amount

received. ]Name. Time era- ployed. Amount

received. Days. Honrs. Days. Hours.

Maurice FIvnu l,74"t H. Wiese 2. 00

:

•^-00 2 4 W. T. Johuston l.oTL H. T. Eckart 1. ~.^o '735 60

•T. TV. Hanisou 1, 469 .'>T <V\ J. A. R'ltherford 1. 7 174 705 60

J. TT. Mever 1. 65i 663 20 C. H. Crener 1, T5r 7.13 20

G-. A. TThirford 1, 163 465 21 CP. Sbe^tle 1, 472 5-0 -0 Aucrustus Jacobs 1. 52-2 60S -0 C. P. P. Wr^e 2. 425 970 00 Y. F. B .gia 2. 42-2 96S SO Thomas 7\[-u.sliaTV 1, 511 604 40 James S.ewart 2. 435 974 00 D. P. L-a<-Ii , 2, 252 900 SO r. S. Metcair 2,401 960 40 H. L. Wells ... 2, 176 S70 4'! J. L. Ratclitf , 2, 365 946 00 E. S. Laffcrty 1. 0-77 770 -0 T. M. Triplett 2, 412 964 S4 Reinhard Biehl .. 1. 0 40 770 6'l C. T. Ei^oofl 2, 436 974 4:) S.W. potts 1. 37- 5 71 2 » J. Pvemnnt 2, 323 9-2? 20 R. W. Wa le 1. 742 60 -0 C. A. Williams 2,511 1,016 4

") J. I. L^it-]i 1, :14 7-J7 6 ) H. C. Dnbbs •2, 2?? OP) -jij R. W. M ; 2, 323 I'-a •:o George Coilies 2.42- tCl 2 ) T. J. 17 i:-" 2, 252 0"! i -a Qenrt^e Si;:^ers . 2,541 1. ' 16 4 0 W. S, -7 - f 2, 4<i !'a3 20 T. W. DuTcher 2, 423 P60 20 J. A. r - 2, 4=7 1 1. '4 ) AV. H. Harmer 2,465 9S6 cO c. ^', -

' 2. 43- a; " '

1 James McNallv 2:436 974 4 0 17

" 1. 7:14 7; 7 i7) T J. Hani srt^r 2. 4 1

5

06 : OT H. L. U.i': . . . . . .\'.V.'. 1, '.J '1- 71 t T. McC -rmick 2. 204 0 "i5 6''i A. J. Baehler 1.

' .1 ':0 A.L. Wo xl l.Oil 773 6"! A. Rr.rb--r . 2. 4 47

"VVil'iarn Scott . : 2, 2 -i i > ''2 -0 C. T), 7"^ 1. 47; 7 : 4 20 H. C. E>pev 2, 1

'

'

S7T 2 ) W. -

. 1. -77, 750 iin T. 0. May" 2. 4' I

r, c , T7. T> 1. 167 466 7 0 J. A. Laiidvoigbt 2, 3.i'< 1.3-'- 557 2'i TT. B. Bur^^er 2. 4-j 1. i.'I" 4 "17 1''

) B. Gordon 2, -!~4 1. i 41 ; -0 G. W. Fisher . 7

"-,7-,:_^ 2, 3 ^ j '1 6 J C. E. Tretler V, 4 i ; ''77 -J 1 r.. •..'6 J 40 G. K. P. BrlLt 2. 0 ' ' -j' l Taii'-^ iJ vad 1, 111 4 14 4 1 J. T. Blakeney 2, -

' Il-ar ,' ^1<: ' xivcra 1, - : a Peter Bvriie 2, 4r' ! 1 1 ) J. L. Beutzl-r 1 V li. A. Connell T, C v:-,;:- 1. ' -:7 a '

' 1 J. S. Robinson . '

_ 1. ; 7i3 -.-O G. D. Rnrch - : -0 F. H. CauninLtham 777

;

a. a CO

C. H. Koehler . . ; ; 7 A a 1, 737 60 C. F. Weser 1, -77 742 40

J. C. Hod a: s .7. ; ;. T 7 1. 571 6-jO 4 0 ^V^ Me Lane -.4 17 ; .J - 1 1). A. 'i7i,,.ar)>oa 1, 151 . 460 40 Frank Seihert 2. 4:;4 07o r,) H. T. Hoack 747 2,'S 00

C. H. Walker 2.

'/''> G.O. '..<]* 375 20 Frank Miller 2. 1:^ !' 2!i 1447 77- -0 A. A. .Smith l.-l't 771- ^7 A: ' aue ::2 312 -0 M. A. Dubois 2, 2' J

2

>tJ -J) J. (7. : . . : ,

: 0,! :a.M {}:) W. G. Evans 2,449 979 60 J. F. McLi aaiM, \v 377 6 ; John Adams 2,515 1,006 00 Richard R'6,jrrts 2 1m7 . a Augustus Kiihner 2,517 1,006 80 E. W.^. ':::: 1 -J 2-2 (') J. A. Kvan 2, 424 969 60 G.ir, k 51. 327 20 H. J.K ibr 2. 364 945 60 J. c, ::::: 59 S 23!) 20

J. S. Madilren 2. A'"' f'62 40 J. E. A 670 26 ; 00 Harrv Anderson ' -

'I 40 w. : .

'

- 74 7 2,-tS 4 0 R. G.'Lowey 7 "4 40 A] . . . 7 \:i - \ - J P. J. Bvrne' , -J. . .

.

72 0 7 .J. J , 77 ; , : 5. '2 2 ;6 t

'

W. M. Glover 2. o'j- 047 20 .Aji'IreT.- M-.-lvi'.le 50

1

•717 r O J. H. B. Espey 2, ''^.i 7'. . o

2'"' E. Xa-:i - 575 a:;7i da Df-nuis Tooriie\- 2.12- 7 I 2 37 j 141 i.0 >tave King 1. .;

) TL 71. C\ 1- 40 L 160 40

F. Clarkdun l.Z '> 777 4'J T II *-,r. ll 474 1-0 60 Schulz 1, G->] 666 40 E. T. ErklaiF 70 2S S I William Cbedal 2, 455 0~2 0') W. V.Baia 274 lu5 67) F. C.Filpitl 1, G '6 G7S 40 G. L. Tiacv 016 376 4 0 J. n McCorraick 1.-73 7 40 20 J. E. Bulb cL: 47t 1:1 2) Andrew Taff 2. ri.-'.j S30 60 C!:arb- Yn-rrhv 140 -0

J. T. McGowan ..... 2,31 07i6 40 C. E. Walkar 444 177 rO

J. H. P-rkiiiS 3-L 12- 40 P. J. Caid well '. '

'. '. '. '.

'. ..... 1

.

' "

•J. -7. .aj,ija7:.rr 1

7

37.; 0 7 J. W. Bf-all 1.^-' ^3 -0 John O'Reilly 1. : 4'J 7771 6U AViiliain ilriv.'L-tL William Marshall 1. 612 644 ,-:o W. H. M. .ian 1, 075

J. K. BaiJv 931 GO W. E-Wii^hr. r-'- 10 C. S. Willis OO-t 20 R. IE R^thvon 571 '0

J. J. Byrnes 945 20 F. P. K^maj-l 2, 4-7 5-.1 4.5 John Dohertv. ..... 2,444 977 20 E. R. War- ^ J. P. I). Catou 2, 352 940 SO C. R. Eclilutl7 2, 402 510 -.,0
70 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 12.Persons employed in the imhllc linding, cjx. —Continued

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Ernest Holtzaian A. S. Davidson ... D. F. Ff.llon

,T. F. Fnller W.P. Dowdeu...

T. F. Pendel

J. E. Caaey

E. V. Sanderson..

Atinie Eeilly E. Osmond." K. H. Lnclie F. Snllivaii Lizzie Dewey ... M. P. Simmons. .. E. D. Davis

E. A. Leonard

lE,. M. Yerser

S. C. Cnshman. .

Ella Rilly

S. C. Cnshinp: ... N.N. Maguire...

H. Wo(.d^Yorth...

C. jM. Blythe Annie McDonald.

Carrie Crooks . .

S. E. I\TcCaffrt-ty .. E.B. Morley

Louisa Weils ... J. E Bennett

Alines Adams.--. Ka^e KpIIv

S. E. Twi'chell... Frances Strati b.. Eva Walker

Alice Johnston

L. Pigjrr^tt M. E. Bailey ... H. A. GanihrilL...

B. L Eckloff Margaret Mitchell M.E. Barry

liose KleiCer M. J. Top ham

A. A Colclesser. .

L. A.Canlk

Alice Alexander.

Kittle jNIitchell Jennie Goss Fannie Malone

E. Y. SIver

B. D. Fiiend M. E. Moore

L. Ganiihrau. A . Did; ens

I\ . C. Sti iisnn H. 31, Sliine Annie Kearney

Ella Haiirahan | K. Hoover ' Fida Dove j A, ]i. J. Fan-ar

L. A. Slie],her(l i S. E. Chiistian | L J. Burse. i Victo7ia Sweeney Mai ie \'an Leer A Callahan ; M. Fa]e')iier \ E, M. A slit, n

il. E. lini us

P. S (tIpiui M. A I'rather

{ arri^ ?,[cKnii:l)t

il. J. Iia<lel)aiigh

S. E. Jenkins. A. M. (Jibhs E. A. Johnston

Amount

received.

2,497 $471 56 9,512 332 16 2,016 252 00

1, 891 236 37 1,688 210 97

1, 407 175 87 1,240 1.55 00

2, 105 657 82

2, 461 769 05

2, 32:} 725 94

2, 450 765 62

2, 517 786 56

2, 272 709 99 425 13-2 81 1,839 574 68

1,6.53 516 50

2, 462 645 96 356 lU 25 429 134 06 696 217 50 608 189 99 1,513 472 80 1,648 514 95 1,973 615 96 2.518 629 50

2, 491 622 75 2,469 617 25

2, 487 6-n 75

2, 389 597 25

2, 515 628 25

2, 476 619 00

2, 307 576 75

2, 486 621 59

2, 476 619 00

2, 433 '591 92

2, 248 562 00 1.240 260 00

1, 149 237 25

89 22 25

2, 434 559 82

2, 406 553 38

2, 390 549 70

2, 312 531 76

2, 464 scr. 72

2, 496 574 08

2, 466 567 18 2,393 550 39 1,779 409 17

1, 749 402 27

1,.569 360 87

1, 483 341 09

2, 434 559 82 781 179 63

1, 521 349 83 1,946 447 58

2, 176 .''.00 4S

2, 089 4S0 47

2, 345 539 35

2, 366 544 18 2 1.57 496 11

1.76r^ 406 64 2,494 573 62

1, 415 325 45

1, 187 273 01

2. 341 638 43 1,237 2-^2 21

2, 701 621 2 5 2, 490 572 70

2, 630 604 90

1, 7i5 396 75

714 164 22

9S5 2-26 55

903 207 e,'.) 1, 33.-. 30? 05

1, (i34 375 82 997 229 31 844 194 12

Name.

]3.

Flora Prnett

S. B. Porter M. A. AVasney

Ellen Lynch'

Nettie Woodard

M. R. A. Boyd

A. T.Ely..: ;. F. V. Thomp'^on J. M.R. Ellsworth J. M. E. Bailey .Sl

H. Gillott Marn;aretSolms Bnnnle Haswell

J. Cathcart. M. F. lJ>ove... E. S. Farrer .

M. R. Hendley

Florence Holfinan M. L. Wiustead M. E. Herring. M. A. McGregor

H. E.Kelleher

H. E. Ryan

L. Rod<iers

J. E. Johnso7i ]Mary McGoldrack. .

E. T.Coke /. Mary Herzberger. . J. A. L. Wilson j. Amelia Moreno

Lulu Elwood

J. Crider

E. J. McElfresh C. F. Morrison M. A. Carroll Elizabeth Mangan... M. A. McGraw

A. M. Meacham

S. C. Darby

C. A. Pumphrey j. AnnieCowlino: L

! S. E. Atkinson

! Emma Winjrate

j: Lizzie Byrnes , Cecil Walworth

L. A. Elms

J. L. Mnnroe

B. F. Leach

Au'^^nsta Swain M. A. Dodsou

Efetelli Dickey

Louisa ]Moore Magaie Devlin H. C. Williss Emma Leese Georgia Jones

jNIarion Hongh

H. E. Williams I W. P. Dowden . F. R. Delaney .. A. E. Brooks ... Susie McManus

Ella Garrett ... D. F. Fallon

T. F. Pendel | M. E. Williss. I M. T. LincolQ I William Robinson \ J. W. Hughes

j A. L. Carrier | H. Asclienbaoh

Ellis Himhes | L.LlBotler

R. (j. Sinionds R.E.Gavle ! R. B. Wilson i F. P. Blair ]

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

448 $103 04 406 93 3.8 1,360 355 68

148 34 04

137 31 51

2, 009 462 07

680 156 40 3^8 89 24 629 182 95

1,017 233 91 453 104 19 560 128 80 537 123 51

1, 240 310 00

197 45 31

.552 126 96 108 24 84 100 23 09 108 24 84 92 21 16 108 24 84

107 24 61

107 24 61

88 20 24

2, 016 33o 01

2, 124 354 00

2, 197 366 17

2, 006 334 34 1,647 274 50

2, 186 364 32

2, 231 371 84

2, 253 375 50

2, 246 374 33

2, 362 393 67

2, 194 365 69

1, 949 324 83

1, 296 216 01

1, 845 307 51

2, 538 423 01

2, 439 406 51

2, 16G 360 99

1, 228 204 67 553 92 17

1, 253 208 83

801 333 51 920 153 33 957 1.59 50

1, 812 301 67 755 125 83

2, 035 339 18 885 147 50 898 149 66

1 , 328 221 3 4 1, 379 229 84

2, 244 373 99

i, 8fi2 310 31

5 ST) 97 67

784 130 07 667 ni 16

1. 40 } 233 84

1, 347 224 51

. 977 162 82 254 42 34

184 30 66 624 104 00 788 131 34 697 390 32

691 366 23 707 282 80

624 249 60 617 246 80

661 264 40 619 247 60 608 243 20

632 2.52 80

560 254 00

626 ?o0 40
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTER.

No. 12.

Persons employed in the pnliUG Uncling, tj-c. —Continued.

71

Name.

L. T. Jewett

J. T. Whitaker W. H. Fletcher

^sr. H. :Mnrphv TV.E.MiLer T L. A. Ca^sard

E. A. Holl

C. L. (jraenaclier

(>. L. Keadv

A. H. Lloyd

C. R. Sherwood

J. J. Jones ^. T. Kelly

"\Villiam Crnso

Jkloses Smith Arthur Summers ... Enrr Lnoas Hiram Spear Joseph Morgaa

J. A. Gleeson James Xally Michael Carrnil George Wi.liams Kohert Logan

D. E. Ritchie George Cideman A . P. Rog"r3

TTilliam Johnson ... J. T. Hayue

D.J. Cnmiingham... James McNally

Charles King

M. Boswell John McElwee

S. T. Hart

J. F. Gat^s

A. W. Harris

Patrick McXahiee .. D. B. Alexander H. A. Gwin

J. R. McCarty

Em well Ells' Daniel Lynch

H.C. Shoies H. C.Joy Frank AVhipps George A^^sliington W S. Marchael Thomas Scott X. S. Clark.. Henry Lewis

R. C. Johnson

J. M. Heck J.W. H. Wilson George McCauley...

G. G. Kochler...'-.. Michael Xash

G. J. Nash

F. A. TTest

Ellen Sheahan

Time employed.

Days.; Honrs.

624

365

.365 365

312

Amonnt

receiyed.

1. 656

1, 713 < 2, 496 i 200 i 2.4;)1 I

[144 460

2, 517

•J, 11 J4

2, 496

1, 973

2, 392

2,437

1. 767

] , 569

1. I

PIECE-WORK.

"M. E. Coleman

Ella Morris

Clara Boswell

Jennie Gates

S. E. Cronin X. M. Tillhet^s

Sallie Michael.

E. Huntress

MaT'ion Houeh

M. W.Lee ..X F. F. Crupper

Lottie Wakefield

Ellen Sulliyan

C. A. Booth

J. E. Minor

Xame.

7.51 615 412

(-31

2, ^'Jo

1, 727 431 75 1,617 404 25

2, 472 C18 00

1. 635 409 50

1, 6-!^ 412 00

1, 379 314 75

1, 421 355 25

873 218 25

1, 997 419 25

1, 470 367 50 184 46 00

104 26 00

2, 0,-0 5-2 40

1. -^-15 :-:GI -5 211 00 205

.528 132 00 223 55 75 SO 20 00

1, 132 283 00 564 141 00

64 16 00 216 60 48 752 l.'^S 00 103 GO

Time employed.

Days. Honrs.

ei249 60 L. C. Estabrooks

276 00 E. Pdyaux

276 00 , K. G. Marcellus

1, 095 00 J. Johnston

1,095 00 J. Goldsborough

1,095 00 i E. L. Tew ' ;.. 9A5 00 , C. Dvi-ham I.. 556 >0 ; Kate Euan [ .. 513 90 ; E. E. Johnston i .. 698 8S j Minnie Osborne ' 56 0" I M. C. Rntter i .

.

697 4^ Xellie Krafft L.

701 Oil Ella Gallaoher :..

I 0 Margaret Cronin ' .

.

0 ) Margaret Shields . 00 ^Lary Hon an ; .. 25 KateReilly \.. 5 ) IX Denhaiu ; ., On ] 25 M. S. Gordm j .. r-.7 25 : A. H. Lindsley .. C 5) Ainiah Smith ..

0 ) M. E. Hill !.. 6 ;0 ! I S. Y. Stansbury ' .

.

('32 00 Flora Pruett

.

". |.. 629 25 Sar.ih Sorrell L.

73! iji S. C. Kennedy |.. C24 00 Ann Bi-annon

493 25 j Ida Ghiver |.. 598 0 ) ; Lizzie Mack j.. 610 75 S. Lommou .. 4n 75 ^Earv Farrell

39:2 25 : F. M. Ober .

.

495 5ri M. E. Walmsley i ..

' ii L. E Stevens \-. Sn.san Houck ; .. "^fary Sbugrnc .. Xaiiuie Xolau

il,"! v Atchison T.Dailey : M. A. Brannon : *. Josephine Plnrner ' .. Frances Graves .. J. Lyons .

.

Ora Hubler KnTe Cantine

C. Stanton ' .. La;7ra Y. Holt M. E. Shaw .

.

Kale Fox

?»r, E. Sullivau

3[ollie Crow : .

.

E. A. Bishop . Anna Rogers !.. K. A. Murphy L.

:M. K. Payne !.. M. F. Rainey i.. ^r. L. Andrews i .. Elvie Fletcher ...I.. Maggie Colbert

^I. J.Stanley .. J. Hempler .. M. J. T\IcKee M. B Blankman.... Kate Ho per M. E. Calvo

E. J. Teuley

^l. Tanalestiue

.^L M. Martin

M. J. Martin

S. C. Cu.shman

Marie Keonan

Xettie AYoodard

L. Y. Klopfer M. A. Barron

517 57 E. Wester6 eld 505 30 D. A. Mortimore

539 95 !i Ellen Lynch

24 09

00

<3 61

04

5 06

i7 32 9 05

",9 3-^ 67 246 64 352 66

43:

4-

47;

4-443

1-402
72 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 12.Persons employed in the puhlic linding, cfc.—Continued.

Time employed. AraoTint

received.

Time employed. Amount

received.

jjays. no Hours.

$84 55

1.56 21 110 82

156 18 161 52 102 84 1U2 01 125 70 104 14 126 86 69 82 102 0:3 119 07 175 41 70 50 121 4!) 75 75 135 01 59 35 53 49 60 41 136 83 52 75 122 39

7 36

J. Kutuerdale $362 57

354 75 319 56

44 80 275 39

17 28

64 08

9 60

21 18 182 19

6 08

8 56 27 20

33 60

50 80

43 01

20 24 155 06

175 54

31 28

79 14 79 14 142 42

20 29

!Katfi Lyons L. Gauo'hraii

....... Sallie Dobbius H. A. Garabrill Marti 1 a Carroll Emraa Mitchell Cai rie McKuislit

Ellen Sheehau E. Clnskey

Julia Darby

J. G. WonUti

lil. E. Lenrnau A. V. Hunt M. E. TTerrincr M. J. McKenney

Jeiiuie aiiller M. H. Atwcll

M. R. Hendlev , M, L. Wiiistead M. A. McGre-ior

Florence Holfiuau > L. M. Watsou E. Tvfiftiifl.n ^ - - _ L. M. Porter

No. 13.

Statement showing the nnmher of persons emplofied on the Congressional Record for

the fiscal gear ending Jnne 30,. 1878, with the length of time each has bee)i employed, and the amount each has received, including 2)ag for extra work.

Xarae.

E. ^V. Oyster , D. ^y. Be ch Meh'in Ni yes A. H. Blown

"\A'iUiani Barnum

H. G.EUis

C. S. Alyer.s E. B. Wallace

1). Mcintosh

E. M. Wheat

J. W. Thomas

E. A. Fotd

O. F. Eunlap

TTiiliam Price

J. H. Peake W. C. Talh>y W. M.C hollar

J. H. I.Eajrer A. S. Griogs

J. F. Scaa <ia ^V.^Y. Sc tt A. A. :\ly.:Ms , J. A. Straiiilit Thomas llainpson. .

C. M. Cv])hiM s Arthur McXelly. ... E. A. West

E. E. Gridley

T\' H. Myers

Buucli Frank Ki'amer

C. H. Lewi.s ......... AV. K. R imsey

"W. G. Hiirues , C. I. CanticM

AV. E. \^'ioston

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

312

222

213

215

217 215 216

217

610 214

220

203

21 211

180

17

4

1

1 195

o15

1 217

220

222

200 203

2110

1, 975

1, 865

1, 696]

1, 096'

3. 149

Amount

received.

n, S72 00

1, 332 00

1, 27-i 00

1, 290 00

1, 302 00

1, 290 on 1,296 Od 1,259 0 ) 36 00 60 00 1,284 GO

1, 420 00

1, 015 00 105 on

1, 0.55 00

900 00 85 00 20 00

5 00

5 00

1, 01-^ 0 I 10 00

75 00

6 00 1,229 66

1, 280 27 593 75 500 00 507 50 52 50 25 00 1,017 05 932 50 848 25 833 25 737 25

Name.

Time employed.

Days, Henrv McCoy J.

A. E.'Sardo ; X..

F. J. Robinson

' Edward DntT i C. D. Parsons ' A. I>. M cKiiizie

1). C. Pv eves ! A. H. Jones j R. A. Po:tor

I H.Evans

I A.J.Preall \ James Fiiibershaw" i W. P. Martin |

' T. H. Eituam ! G. W. Pierce

i H.X. Farey

C. E. Beacli

I J. W. Hughes i A. H. Post W.H.Scott I P. McMauus

H. T. Williams W. S. S eymour ' Charlev AlcKenney . G. Coakley

Benj Holmes

J. FL. B. Smallwood...

J. K. Bnrkart

^Y. Butler W. E. Saunders , P. S. Spriahtley , Mary O'Brien Annie Heatley

Heniietca Tompkins.

Catharine Burke

S. E. Crutcbett

Hours.

26 $6 50 1,506 602 40

1, 277 510 80 20 8 00

96 38 40 197 68 FO 371 148 40 283 113 20

340 136 00 453 181 20

461 184 40 542 210 80 145 58 00 303 123 20 257 102 80 105 42 00 578 231 20 1,600 640 00 710 40 1,704 427 50

1, 393 348 25

9.59 239 75 547 136 75

1, 042 260 50 330 82 50 188 47 00 445 111 25 199 49 75

477 119 25

166 41 50 596 149 00

1, 500 315 00

1, 503 315 63

1, 411 296 31

1, 403 294 63 928 194 88
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE- 73

No. 13.

Persons employed on tlie Congressional Becord, cj-c. —Continued.

Time employed. Isame.

Days.

Amount

received. ^Tame. Hours. J.E.Hart

S. V. Siiion Emma Hurdle Annie Carpeuter MasgiP Duffv

L. A. Flahavhan

Adelaide Bosley

ATafrgie Sullivan Jaue Blush

I. E. Jones

Sarah Campholl

•Tosepliine Carlisle itary (J Brien Margaret Sweeny

A. Hnnier

Etta De^

Jennie Donnellv A.D Lan-lev.: A. II. ScoTt Mary Xal1y

Celinda Hi^bee

Ellen ilci'arty A. "SI. Sleiitz /. Jennie Amazeeu

Alice Brown Emma Swain Laura Schafer

AV. V. Wheeler

EsTher Ashley

Elizibetli Ueiuent

?\Iarv Milia Ella McGraw

S. M. Adams

Mary Hill A. E. Crnnielieu Annie MiTclicU

Ilattie :\IcMuiray Kate Mavhew

S. M. Ed^erlv

r^. S. Kin<r..: H. C. Cowell

J. A. Dnlv

^V. B. Kelly

S. L. Kouzee

Pervy Brown

Paul Eivin<:stou

(jeor;:!' ILeear

^r. B. D ilv ^V. Lai nrtf H. W. Chase

A. M. Parsou.^

C. J. Jones

C. B. Ueil

A. W. Graham

H. A. Jo'iiisoii Edward Pitcblvna . .

.

J. B. Kehdipr. H. T. Houck

P. B. Haiford

Pic hard Berry

Cr. W. Bates W. H.Mickle,jr

Patrick Kelthtr

G. L. Peai-.sou

J. W. Button

George Dice Andiew Hogau

H. M. Lincoln G. F. Pace James ilcKenna

E. H. Chase

F. "W. Conover M. ilaguire A. Atchison

E. M. Bromagim

M. Brvan

1 3fi3

1 1 5 '2 241 92

8] 129 78 540 11.3 40 472 99 12 318 249 52 29

14(i 30 66 396 83 08

59 22

-\ 3 3 78

G4? 136 08

24 5 04

1 02."^ 215 8"* 24 5 04

.32 6 72 84 17 64

6 00

f;43 120 56

Hi) 12 37

2~4 .53 24 744 129 49

( ; 1^ 12 37

3 "^3 7181

Iti.i 30 94 104 19 50

40 7 50

44 06

2 1 > 30 87

274 51 .37 15 on

10 .50

1 0 ! 3 212 7.3

j 148 31

.^44

4 86 6^^ 66 56

1 "i7 3 ' i ' ri / a I 7(ii] 367 12

'

'

j

" , '' ~ S' , J (

)

2!-! 2 16

-Ml 2.59 60

J- 'l 216 04 172 48

i' •)'- 157 96

1 3.) 37 sO

4 10 123 20 20 6 2.5 20 5 00 144 21 60 144 21 60

14 1 21 60 144 21 60 64 9 60

1, 701 977 62

2551 102 20

1, 001- 375 35 237 62 13 161 40 25

119 29 75

70 17 50

HO 24 75

95 26 72

20 5 00 24 6 00 1,131 282 75

1, 364 341 00

871 217 75

1, 844 461 00

1, 826 456 50

] , 6.59 348 39

1, 685 353 85

1, 677 352 17 1,685 353 85

Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

J. Conner , A. Hughes

E. Handebean ! F. E. Haves

]\r. LaBi'Ue ' H. Morris ! L. S. Parham ! H. Pider

I. Sorrell | M. A. Thompson [ E. Wells I L. Wilson

S.J. Mair I J. H. ]\raine

| J. AY. Harrison Maurice Flynn ! W. F. J.-hnston { J. W. Clever I G. A. Whitford

| Aug. Jacobs ' J. B. Smith

D. A. Thompson

H. P.Koon

J. E. Gallev W. M. Xiciiolson Varden Bishop

T. D. Corn well P. A. McPherson

J. J. Yoknm

T). A. Murphy

S. W. Lewis

G. L. Tracy

J. H. Graham

G. O. B irnes A. A. Vessie Arthur Delevingue .

.

J. C. Motherhed

J. F. McDonald, jr... Pichard Poberts

E. Wakeling

G. H. Bodensick

J. C. Cobb

-J. E, Knight W. D. Hdchkiss

Alfred Thomas

-T. .1. Bruno Andrew Melville

E. Nash

John StaM

A. A. Smith

Deuiis Tonraey Gustave King'

J. L Leitch

J. W. Beall

E. P. Pumphrey

P. W. Wade..."^ D. D. Lura

Jflmes Clinton

S. E. Srratton

J. P. Blade

C. P. Sh-ttle. H. L. Wells

L. P. Keech

D. P. Leach

P.J. Byrne

Peinhard Biehl

T. Haswell

P. J. Caldwell W. H. Picharson John Cole John O Reilly W. A.Miller:

C. H. Kroner

C. L. Dowden

C. L. Greanacher

G. L.Peady

James McXally

Amount

received.

1,685 j 1,663

1, 685 1,617

1, 669

1, 685 1,677

1,149 1,685

1, 151

1, 685

1, 573 438 380

518

437

495 392

400 543

603 467

72 255

221 194

226

152

151 152

6180 123

364

475 465

450 248

464

512

467

456 480

527

323

458

537

480

445

88 206 226

27

141

11 109

16 103

120

96 159 184

118585 106 200

76

48

24

6457

56

31 145 134

141

$353 85

349 23

353 85 339 57

350 49 353 85 352 17

241 29

353 85

241 71 353 85

330 33 SI 98

152 GO

207 20

174 80 198 00

l.n6 80 160 00 217 20

241 20

186 80

28 80 102 00 88 40

77 60

90 40 60 80

60 40

CO 80

24 40

32 00

51 20

145 60

190 00

186 00 180 00

99 20

185 60

204 80

186 80 182 40

192 00

210 80

129 20

183 20

214 80 192 00 178 00

35 20

82 40

90 40

10 80 56 40

4 40

43 60

6 40

41 20

48 00

33 40

63 60

73 60

4 40

34 00 34 00 42 40

80 00

.30 40

19 20

9 60 25 60 22 80

22 40

12 40

43 50

40 20

35 25
74 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

4No. 13.—Persons employed on the Congressional Record, 4^c. —Continued.

Name.

J. F. Gates

DaBiel Lyuch

H. C. Sholes William Johnson

A. W. Harris M. Boswell H.C.Joy

S. T. Hart Henry Lewis

PIECE-WORK. H. C. Powell

C. N. Warren

J. G. Andersen

T. C. Spnrgeon

Belli. Webb

T. H. Higgiiis

J. G. Boss

J. N. O^JBrien W. W. McCollnm ... E. A. Browne

H. B. Hastings

I. T. Tucker M. J. Sherk Thomas McGowan..

T. C. Simpson

S.E.King

L. L. Burke

G. W. Grnham

L. L. Bender

I. H. Lathrop W. B. Wilkinson M. C. Foss

L. K. Zook

S. K. Youne

E. C. Grumley W. A. Fitteuger W. J. Cook

J. W. Law

S. C. Quein

Jabez Lord

K. H. Campbell

S. N. Benermau James Austin

J. ]Sr. Souders

E. J. Eussell

r. S. Casselman

H. C. Tarlton

I. F. Cooley

J. M. Richards Frank Dai ley A. M. Laing

J. W. Carter, jr H. H. Cowles

J. D. Campbell

J. C. Bard

J. L. Welty

E. P. Bunyea

H. A. Fox

Samuel Ferrier

* J. G. Forney

C. N. Myers W. S. Giiffith R. J. Qulllen D. V. Fenton

J. T. Crossfield D. C. Starnra

J. A. McCarthy

A. S. Feiiiiell.'. D. E. Graham

J. W.Middleton .... J. J. Fullerton

D. W. Irving

C. C. Hipkius

G. W. Neill H. F. McArdle

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

144

122

173

144

144 144

540 118

4U

Amount

received.

$36 00 30 50

43

36 0 ) 36 00 36 00 160 00

2!) 50

10 00

578 00 497 05 594 00 622 50 550 60 355 80 447 15 460 00 265 70 250 45 290 75 356 05 417 45 268 75 531 35

421 20

3.32 30 244 00 685 50 285 80 268 45 369 40 420 80 521 35 507 30 459 75 478 90 317 60 413 10 622 63 455 95

671 65 517 40 359 70 432 40 203 15 189 15 279

24

70 563 80 308 60 555 67 508 10 559 00

371 55

.514 55 298 25

195 50 378 95

437 40

1.59 55

188 25

69 05 311 50

93 95 171 60

241 85 155 05 378 30 275 45 131 35 203 75 97 25

82 15 103 95

Name.

E. B. G. Myers W. H. Miller William Briggs

H. C. Martin

B. F. Mann

William Guista

J. W. Palmer

William Krohr

T. K. Heath

L.H. Jullien . Clarence Lewis

C. W. Baker

J. S. Gourlay

T. B. RAid

B. J. O'Brien W. C. Hunt

J. L. Hughes

F. C'. Griffith D. D. Curriden

J. H. Hosan W. R. Shipley

G. W.Hall

H. B. Walker Henry Lain James McISTerhany

I. B. Wilson '.. C. W. Rempp

J. B. Nelson

G. H. Brown

J.E.Whiteside

N. C. Stoops W. D. Bastable W. D. Underwood..

J. M. Craig

O. Shaw W. H. Livermore. .. L J. Jamison

Z. E. Ross W. H. Sweeney

J. M. Maloney

S. J. Phillips' W. R. Atwa41

G. J. S.'Hunuicutt..

F. P. Wilkins W. J. Naylor

J. M. Montgomery . John Kennedy

J. H. Matile W. H. Wyant

AY. F.Walsmith....

C.B. Ratelitfd G. T. Gosorii W. A. Griswold . . .

John Gieeley

R. M. Sturgeon

J. J. Johnson

J. B. Moulden W. C. Walters

A. M. Jones

A. G. Cook

Charles Henry

T. J. Morris

J. K. Shoemaker ... E. M. B. Hovker.... William Sullivan...

L. McK. Diviue

B. F.Clarke

G. W. Bowman

E. A. Teall A. J. Reed

J. B. Clark

Seth Bonney James DouirhGrty .. G. E. Dummcr

J. J. Higgins

J. Melsou W. T, House

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons enqylovcd on tlie Congressional Becord, c^c. —Continued. 75

ame. Time employed.

Days.: Hours.

F. H. Brooke

"W. X. Groggon

J. J. Herr.in

J. F. Sca^irs E Chase

F. A. Rhoderick ....

Pv. B. T ipbam

H. F. Iveyser

C. F. Barton

J. S. Zieoler A. G. Allison

liicbai-il Kingstnan.

.

Hanuiltoii Piatt

J. L. Garrett j Thenilnre Horles A. P. Marston .! Georae Burkliu

j K. Wooteu

F. M. Arkwrigbt

C. Artist j N. Atherton

G. Ashton

A. Atchison

L. E. Audrey

>[. Ambrose

K. Aliei in

>[. Anderson

F. Baker

J. Brooks

( ). K. Burvrell T. P. Bi iggs

I. Ball

C. BatPS

J. Breslin

J. Buckley M. E. Bois

B. Burgess

A. Butler

S.J. Blair E. E. Banks

A. A. Bliss M. Bryan

E. K. Brnwer M. A. Boyd

S. Bi idset F. Bellman

B. Baldwin

^l. M. Burn

K. Ball

E. D. Bond

M. S. Eaiid K.Byram

S. A. Chapman

M. Courtney

F. Cliase J.F. Carey

S. n. Carr H. Cowles

S. Collins M. Connelly A. A. Cliiryoe ... J. Connoi'

B. L. Cbritzman

A. Cross M. Clarkson Ann Cowan

L. M. Cross

jVf. Corbin

K. Cronin A. Ca.-s-ll /... M. Connell /. . .

.

A. E.Collins .... B. Crowley J I)isr2s ! . M. Darby

A. Daly

E. Dayis

Amonnt

receiyed. K'ame,

3 40 3 75

2 7.5 4 60

4 7.5 3 35

3 20

10 20

10 30 3 20

4 ti'O 11 25

3 90

2 45

4 55

1 12

21 82 28 74 22

30 36 2 25

1 70

11 2.^ 2 37 17 90

21) 43 23 57 22 44

2-2 88 20 04

21 80

23 63 46 79

21 49 6 24 20 09

17 89

1ft 54 19 02 2 25

7012

1 46

18 94

3 64

9 35

26 34

8 89 13 61

11 85 27 86 24 18 24 9!) 24 00 24 92 20 39 24 75 32 16 24 07

1 85

3 14

3 00

27

1 51 15 13 17 63

31 12 18 82 15 59 19 33

4 04 20 80 55 .^9 25 91 24 66

Gonld .. L Gautt. Gates ...

H. Daily M. E. Dayis .... C. Dykes . .

.

S. J. Dayis

B. Dutfy E.J.Essex

I. E.Ellis

C. Fowler

E. A. Fowler...

^1. H. Fuller ... M. Fitzpatrick.

:Nr. Flaberty

:M. Farrell

^,1. Fordbam ... S. K. Feltbam..

A. Fisber H. C. Flvun .... K.C. Foley M.H. Griiiie.s .. M. Gorm^y....

Grayes...

F.

C.B.

E.A.T.

:\r. s.T.c

J,A.

F.M.

L.M,

F.A.

:.r.

::.r. Y.A.K.

J.M,

M,

31M

M

S.M

B.

C.F.P.

31M

A.

E.

J.E.A.

L.

3131

31

3131A.

J.A.

A.

D.

3131

Time em- | Pl^y^'iI Amount

receiyed. Days.j Hours.

Hayenner

E. Hitcbcock. Henrick

Hall Husted

Harrison Howard

Hellings

Hiii'gins E.Hayes ....

. E. Herring... Hunt

. P. Hendley..

3". Harris

O. Hutcbinsou

. V. Hoffman.

.

. A. Harper...

E. Hubbard...

, Hod^e

L. Hntson

Hilcbcox

. A. Holbrook ..

. X. Hopkins. .

.

. E. Hlsley

. Joblist on

. M. Johnston.

.

Jurix

. W. Jones

. A. Johnson. .

.

Kennelly

Kirscb Knox

Korts

. L. Knapp

. Keefe

E. Lansdale. .

.

Landyoigt La Fontaine. .

.

E. Lyons

, Laugblian

Langwortby .

.

. F. Long

. A. Mulquin. .

.

. A. 3IcNamara

. 3Lattingly .31cFee

. Mangan

33urpby

. McCarthy

L. 3roore !^ A. 3rulneaux..

. 3Iurpby Morns

fO 43

1 83

45

4 68

4 89

2 73

4 11 25 94

29 33

21 88

21 17

43 10

6 87

18 94

11 77

1 51

15 l.i 25 82 30 77 23 76

11 77

15 30

1 62 2 70 32 04 35 13 22 52

64 06

5f) 93

53 SL 23 24 22 61

21 21

2 35

33 73 16 90

53 0048 2 78

4 99

4 39

2 96

2 41

12 34

14 63

30 79

20 96 20 56

36 94

46 35

22 66 14 HQ

47 50

22 01 24 14

57 01 12 96

12 7(3 48 82

88 59

54 59

21 73

14 20

2 09 14 64

31 49

38 93

25 65

26 02

16 80

28. 57

29 76

41 52

21 38

23 69

22 18
76 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed on tJie Congressional Record, cj-c. —Continued.

Name.

M. ^LcCarty ... A. McLeofl. J.E. MiUistield. A. IManiiiiiir M. K. Me; ITS , E. Middleton

0. I.irc:^i:ahon.... E. A. Malone M.Mack

K. Mulqiiia M. A. ISLalone

]^[. ]\rcCutc.iiHn ... M. M. McCaitby..

E. McCarthy A . Mai t-3n H. Murphy

t;. C. jStnnioch . . .

M. E. Murray

M. J. McKeynohls. M. A. McGreeor .

M. E. Norbeck....

C. M. Neidfeldt... L. Naybir M. A.'Oriiae M. A. O'Neill K. O'Neill

C. O'Leary M. T. O'Connor... M. V. Pardy M. Parker M. E. Perry M. Page

E. A. Proctor M. F. Proctor

L. Price J.E. Parrott

C. U. Pocock

A. Piggott

C. Palmer

J. Kobiuson .i. M. Eeilly I M. A. Ryan .4. A.M.Eollow

H. Rider

JSl. Reagan

A. C. Rpedv

E R. Richards....

E. C. Ready

D. Reilly.. L. A. Roze

R. A.E. Reed

A. Sullivan E. C. Sullivan S.D. Super

J. Sullivan M. A. Sibley E. r. Sharkey H. ScliT'einer" M. A. Stella

1. Sorrell

Jj. B. Soper M. E. Speisser A. Sweeney M. J. Shepherd K. Stevens A. J. Shirley , S. A. Smith M. A. Sayres. ..... M. Sullivan K. C. Smith , M. E Sherwood..,

E. J. Svdnor

S. C. Schell F. V. Thompson . .

L.Tucker

Is^. A. Thompson

D.C.Toole

Time employed.

Days. Hours. Amount

received. Xame.

$26 fi7 .32 64

56 98

56 37 26 59 2 65 14 28

19 32

15 41

1 20 2 40

9 69

4 98 94 18 10 76

11 64

12 06

78

36 77 74

7 9:5 15 10 12 75 25 31 19 76

1 92

36

84

63 50 23 77 26 37 24 56

10 89

1 98 12 47 14 59

21 94 16 32 78 30 17 22 38 22 CO 30 72 20 02

16 16 22 12 .44 2 53

4 53 13 23 14 71 28 51 25 27

51 01 22 41 23 38 22 90 54 5.3 26 58 2 '2.") 11 27 29 9L 20 13

12

4-2 1 OL

1 OS

48 2 17 6 58

90 12

6 67 15 26

3 H() 18 !>4 3 3G

1 22

L. Wil.son H. Wel)ster A. M. Wa.shington.

K. V. Walker

R. Walling

J. Wilson

N. M. Wingate

A. Watson"^ K. E. Webster

E. Welliiigtou M. Ward.'.

I. Walker

A. L. Wiudom

S. A. Yale Mary Nolan

L. V. Klopfer Mary Atchison M. T. Daley M. A. Barron

E. Westertield

J. Plumer

Frances Graves ... J. Lyons

Ora Hubler

D. A. Mortimer

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Ellen Lynch ........

Kate Cantine . C. Stanton A. C. Francis

j Mary Lvnch

L. V. Holt

I M. E. Shaw

i M. A. Ford Kate Fox

M. E. Sullivan MoUie Crow

M. A. Branuoa

M. E. Brown , E. A. Bishop ^ Dom McMurray i Anna Rogers

Sailie Dobbins

R. Tidson

Libbie Arnold

I K. A. Mui phy iM. J. Walker I y M. K. Payne '

I Julia Darhv I

i Ellen Sheehan |

! Emma Mitchell

' M. F. Rainey Kate Lyons

M. L. Andrews

E. J. Hooper

j Lizzie S:iiith I El vie Fletcher

j ]\ra<r2;ie Colbert I M. E. Leu man

:\r. J. S-^aiiley ! A. V. Hunt

J. ITempler j J. Rutherford

j A. Harrison

' M.J. McKce

J. MilhuS. ^^^estllnl•])e { M. J. ?,l.;K(Min8y

]\L B. Bla'nkmou Kate Hooper ' ^1. E.Colvo ; M. H. Atwell

Fl J. Tenley | M. Vanalestine I :M. :?J. Martin | ISl. E. Hill -. ; Florence Hoffman j

I M. L. Winstead |
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTEE. 77

No. 13.Persons eniploijed on the Congressional Becord, <|'C. —Coutinued.

Ifame. Time employed. Amount

received. Name. Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

H. E.Evan $32 85

Ci 98

5 12

6 40

$4 80

5 76

8 96

34 24 M. £. Keleher Nellie Crafft M. .J. Martin

No. 14.

Sfafement showing the nuynher of persons €mj)loyed in printing the Reports of the Commissioner of Agricnilnre for the gears 1874 and 1675, from Septemher 1, 1876, 1o June 30, 1877, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount each has

rectived, including pjag for extra worlc."^

Name.

Time employed1

i Amount [ received.

| Days. HouTs.

William Young

F. b. Stitt j.--- George Gregory

Y. U. Stitt |.... A. Tlioiuson ' C. A. Waterman

Ell. Morgan Avon Pearson

1). Mflntosh

A. T. Cavis

I. Fuller John Furlong ' C. I\r. Pv luiiasiai H. W. (^rav W. E. ChiLis [.... AVillinni Towers i A. S. (n-iuas J.N.Hall

Andrf w Gr^cran

(). F. Dnulap^

E. M. Wheat .... H. G. Ellis i.... J. D. Eskew

C. S. Butts

S. H. Ne.ly

^Y. W. Deloe

C. F. Gilmore W. S. Baker

J. H. Borer

S. K. Brook.s : I Wasli'ii Danenhower ... I K. F. Chisolm I A. H. Collins I W. T. McAvoy I Lewis Peti ie | F. W. Redfield ' E. V. Pvice I ; J. A. Richardson i M. V. B. Stevens

O. F. IVIattingly W. C. Henry .. L. L. Bui ke ' II. K. Gn'.dnisn Thomas Fenlly | B. F. I>arrov,-s I Daniel McCalium

A..J.Pr('a]l 2fi William Farriugton 26

C. Hall t F. J.Robinson

C. D. Pars-ms C E. Beach

.s. T. Brown

Henry Evans, jr E. L. Winne

Janes Furheshaw ;

27 $15 7.-') 6 3 50

9 5 25

9 5 25

4 2 33

11 6 41

1 58

4 2 33

7:5 41 83 10 5 83

1 58

6 3 .50

ti 3 50 32 18 ti7 27 13 50

4 2 no

3 1 50

1 50

1 50

1

."0 3 50

4 2 00

4 2 00

1 50

64 32 00

l:i 9 50

77 38 50 249 124 50

74 37 00

77 38 50 144 72 00 208 104 00 210 105 00 216 108 00 45 22 50 208 104 00 219 109 50 212 106 00 114 57 00

f-(\ 43 O'J 84 42 00

9.3 47 50

H:^ i-i 5iJ 83 41 .50 09 34 50

74 37 (JO 79H 581 97 606 5t>7 04 247 150 00

48 ' 24 00 229 108 70 2^ 14 00

31 14 40

40 20 GO

03 25 20

32 1 12 80

Name.

ilate Hayes

]\Iarv Mills Ella'McGraw

Laura Schafer

C. A. Moo! e M. A. Teuley

Bettie Long . Brill <iet McNamara . A. V. Miller L E. Jones

Catharine Burke ... Alice Miller Eimna Swain

]\Iary O'Brien W. E. Saunders

G. H. Foskey

•L R. Harris'

.Jdliii RobertH William Jordan

JcssM Smith W. H. Scott

E. Winston

Robert Boulden Alansou Kelsey

H. C. Cnwell

^V. B. Kelly

,S. L. Ron zee

J. A. Daly

George Recar W. M. Laporte

A. M. Parsons

C. J. Jones

C. B. Cruso J.K. McDonald

C. B. Deal

J. W. Jordan

C. F. Grantham

E. T. Botts .J.M.Kelly

Geortic N:'sh H. Sasie Neil McKechnie

J. K.-ariJc v T.K. .M,;r.sfcir J. M. Hr.ll

J. C. Ingram

F. P. Lipscomb W. C. Heck

D. C. McGiveru C.H.Walker

Richard Berry

Patrick Quirc'k , George Dice , L. H. Reid W. H. Mickle, jr.... Patiick Keleher . j..

Time employee.

Days. I Hours.

9|i

2623*

2"

26

26

8 212

210

20.- 272

275

144 282

62

16

96

40

1224 773

753

622

8 295

64 168 160

64

64

104 184

104 285

160

108

160

ICO 376

380

Amount

received.

368

"376

100

104

64 176

174

174

281 225

209

175 672

271 220

682

18

74

45

16

. 1652

92

52

14253

30

66

59

SO

5430

53

30

8526

54

30

2330

42

25 114

114

140

110

69420

69 189 This statement was omitted Irom the last report because the work had not been completed.
78 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. li.— Persons emioloyed on Beport of Commissioner of Agriculture, cjx.—Continued.

Jamea Snllivan

J. E. Sebriiiii, jr G. L. Pearson Owen Keefe Andrew Hogan

J. S. Learock Walter Whaples

L. li. Frank

(;. AY. Bates

Ct. V. F:vj.o. I'rauk Hall Jaines McKenna

r. D. Wiuslow

G. A. Leach

William Scott G. 0. Barns Henry ilcGivern James Reed

I). A. Thompson W. F. Clarks(m

AVilliam McLane Andrew Tafe A. Schnlz

r. C. Philpitt William Marshall Thomas Meushaw

S. W. Potls Dennis Tooraey Gustave King

M. A. Dubois , K. W. Moore

H. Wiese

E. Wakeling

A. A. Smith

J. H. McCormick

P. J. ByTne.

J. L. Bentzler

B. Chase

J. C. Cobb

{'harles Fowler

J. D. Conner Andrew Melville

J. E. Kiiiglit H. T. Eekart

D. P. Leach

AV. S. Sheatf E. Nash...

J. 0. Motherhead James Clinton

T. tlaswell

J. A. HaiKlley H. L. Linker

n. C. Espey John O'Reilly

AV. D. Hotchkiss

J. J. Pii iuior T. J. Kelly AYH. Morau

C. H. Krener

J. A. Laiidvoigt

J. B. Smith

C. P. P. AVroe

E. S. L'^tt' rtv

J. A. Rutherford

Alfred Thomas

J. L Leitch

J. AV. Pyemont

J. J. Srlioonmaker

J. K. Bailev

G. A. Whit ford

AV. M. TVieholson A. L. AVood

J. F.^IcDoualdJr

C. P. Shcttle

P. J. C ddwell H. T. Houck

li. W. Wade

Time employed. Days Hours.

5f

34*

3f

165^

5443fH

4491 24i

3529i mi

5i

171

Amount

received.

no $47 77 607 171 35

137 59 81 16 31 478 129 37

33 8 87

28 20 56 155 40 96

3-27 169 59 150 74 77 58 29 00

16 24 75

8 44 32 9 CO 130 121 90 529 418 30 553 471 50

461 431 30 284 308 70 93 66 80

411 208 10 553 459 30

451 308 20 452 312 40 582 416 60 296 276 50 607 423 30

37 21 90

160 98 80 182 83 00 166 50

161 134

8 5050 176 141 10 93 6K 80 59 23 60 297 161 70 418 375 40 222 100 60 132 60 80 369 173 90 193 108 70 383 192 10 98 62 40

61 24 40

70 28 80 279 141 90

8 4 00. 171 90 70

83 34 00 65 26 00 47 18 80

14 5 60

8 4 00

8 21 00

97 64 50 24 12 00

70 155 50

l.'^6 262 50

105 52 50

8 4 00

8 20 00

8 68 00 164 271 00

8 4 00 146 90 50 224 175 00 112 56 00

8 22 00

19 25 50

8 4 00 139 85 50

431 385 50 306 300 90 248 132 80 69 47 10 230 224 60

ISame.

J. A. Perkins

G. D. Biirch

J. W. Beall , C. L. Graenacher

G. L. Ready

J. W.. Freeman James McNally

J. W. E. AVhite Charles King , Burr Lucas

J. J. Jones Hiram Spear , H. Gillott Fannie Malone

E. V. Slyer , B. D. Fr:end

A. Dickios Margaret Solms

Jennie Goss Agues A'^amg , Ella Hanrah an

Sailie Best

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

PIECE-WORK.

E. Amns

A. Atchison ^a.^ E. Atkinson M. Anderson

M. Ambrose

F. M. Arkwright

E. M. Bromagiu

J. Brooks O.K. Burwell A. Buti'^-

J. Buckley

C. Bates

V. P. Briggs....

S. L. Beall I LBall /. M. Bailev i

S. J. Blair

J. Buckwell

J. Bresbn

E. D. Bond

A. Barrei t A. B lid win

J. B( IS well

E. K. ]>rower.... A. Cross J.F.Cary

S. ("ronin

E. Conw:iy „, ..

]\f. Coaklev

]M. T. Clark

A. Cowan

S. Cummiskey

M. Corl)in

B. Crowlev M. A.Clai'

126^ 23f

16a

161

8f m163 4lf

411

33* 28i

2o

3

ncy. M. Clark son

L. A. Carroll

J. Crider

B. Cliritzraan M. A. CantWL'll ! . M.J. CroT'ia I M. Connelly ! A. A. Clarvoe 1. S. Collins ! A. Collins I i- F. Chaso 1 J. Conner I F. AV. Conovfr K. Croiiin M. E. Dykes j. |. A. Dickius ,

i H. Daily i 1.

186

97

288-1 296

264 202

1H3 278 409

457

79

53 516

513

480

524 442

364 388

751252
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEK. 79

No. 14.

Persons employed on Eeport of Commissioner of Agriculture, cfc. —Continued.

Name. Time employed. Amoant

received. Days. Hours.

iName. Time era- Pl«:^^^- Amount

;

, received.

S. Dickson S35 53 B. Duffv ]63 8.T M. Darby 1-24 56 A. Dalv' y. 101 46 A. A. Dodd- 35 37 M. Davi.s 110 .35 M. Don n ell V 35 05 M. E. Davis 11 50 M. E.Duffy 18 .30 E. Davis 150 10 S.Edelin 107 SO

C. JFowler 153-24 K. C. Foley 140 76 M. Fentoii 98 02 M. Flaherty 18 50 M. Fitzpatrick 136 72

C. E. Goerner 136 70 E. Germon '2-0 25 E. J. GriLuan 35

I. Geiser 125 0- M. Gibbs 35 sO M. A. Graves 140 51 E.Gould 95 12 E. Glen son 109 33 A. Hodjre \ : 149 21 A.E. Hi-.rdle i 1J3 16 E. Havenuer !

\ 151 30 E. Hettell :. 150 75 A. Hart ; 153 49 D. Har|)fT '

' 36 50 T. Harrison ! 144 31 L. Havs I

! 36 55

S. Hasted I

i 140 55 E. A.Hitchcock .1 j 90 75

2^1. Hall !

' 44 >3

S. He.ss 123 2.') E. Uatideheau ]s In A. Huglies 166 25 F. E. Hayes ; 126 1

1

C. Howard I ' 24 7 4 A. Hiauins [

I 24 93

J. Hellinjis ' 24 74 A. E. Joliiison 34 33

3*r. .Johnston 152 !>' II. Korts : 140 55 F. Kunx j

I 36 10 B. Kemielly ' ' 1(33 00 M. Knott 218 04 C. Kirpch 141 62 M. L. Knapp 136 81 E. E. Lvnii8 (j 41 M. La Bille 160 81 A. Lauililian 109 41

J. La FoLtaine 124 99 D. Lfiiidvoiit 138 80 L. Laiisworthj- 05 91 E. Lackey 157 81 M.F. Eons 94 68 M. A. McXamara 78 97 M. E. Maloiie 1)2 21 B. A.Mai me 7^; >7 K.L. Murphy 157 7;i H. Mnrpliv 156 42 M. Murphv 149 34

J. Murphy 21 9? A- irainiiiiir 129 94 K. Meauher 21 14 A. Manjiaa 17 57 A-Martia 74 07 Morri.s 30 20 M. Mack 1-7 1- S Manin 36 33

J. Mori is 12 J M. Markham 3i; 10 M. Mattintrly j

! 150 51 A. L. Moore | 141 33 M. J. McLeod !

i I 35 88

iDays,

K. E. [Murdoch . .

.

A. E. ^Slelson . ...

J. E. Mausfield . .

.

M.McFee

A. McCarthy .... M. McXamara . .

.

M. McCarthy .... C..J. McMahou...

M. McCJutchen . .

.

K. McGar

K. Xelson

A. Xelson M. A. Xcu ris M. B. Xorbeck ... M. E. Owner

A. Orrae

C. O Leary

B. O'CuiHier

C. Palmer

M. Parker

F. A. Proctor

E. -J. Proctor

.

M. Page

C. Pope . F. PerLee

J. E. Parrott . V. Power .... A. P ea-auts

.

L. S. Parhani. M. V. Purdy . il.Pv. illv .... D. Ktillv .... K. E. A.Eeed

A. Peed

Hours.

ori.

A. M. Pv low

^I. Ilca-aii.... K. Peapsomer.

H. Pider

E. C. Sullivan . A. Sul ivau . .

.

Iv. .Stevens...

.

E. Spii'sser.

:\'t. A. Sr-lia M. V. Sliesvalt.r...

C. Shraliau L Silvev L Snrreil M. P. Smith

D. Th'jiupson

C. Taylor M. A. Tliompson .

.

S. Trenis

D. C.Toola

A. M. Tinney . A. A. Toliin K. E. Webster

H. Webster

.J. Wilson

.\. Warsnn i E. WalliuL!;

('. Wood

E. AValsh

C. Wrijrlit , N. :\r. Wiugate. .. E. Wells

Xellie Kraft

Ella Gallag-her... Marsa- et Cronin.

Maro-.ivet Shields Marv Hon an

K'l-H ^> illy Flora Prnett M. S. Gordon

A. H. L'nd.sley... Annah S'^ith E.J. McElfresh ., S. Y. Stansbury .,

S93 89

15 84

140 04

150 54 155 66

34 25

144 50

112 64

56 33

132 50

35 75

68 33

5 65

96 21 145 23

149 73

161 39

145 87

169 18 133 32

167 27

13 78

196 47

98 91

94 47 107 29

33 55

55 25

19 71

181 04

175 no 107 71 162 86 25 93

93 46

23 35

83 04 144 29

1.56 58

171 OL 240 21 122 91

16 55

41 37

71 23

35 88

1.56 08 110 .32 200 30

115 71 36 19 139 51

151 36

160 93 163 29

182 50 178 10

14 86

97 27 197 02

220 77

53 95

131 38

69 86 165 22

105 02

66 56

78 40 66 24

73 92

78 40

84 16 92 76

41 52

63 76

69 12

57 28
80 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Ko. 14.

Persons emi)loyed on Report of Commissioner of Agiicultiire, ^x.—Continued.

Kanie. Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

Xauiiie Xolau

: M. E. Leiiman

Lizzie JSmitli

J. Walker

Ella Shields

11. E. Willis Ella Lvurb

J. A. Wonlfe

A. V. Viiier A V Hunt

MollieC^ro«'

D. A. ^Mortimer

Elvie Fletch-r M..T.^IoEce

J. E. \\'<>lf

!

17ame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

S. C. Kennedy

L. Deiiham , Ann BrauDon Ada Glover

Lizzie Mack

Susan Leminon

ISTettie Woodward

Marv Fanell

F. Ober M. J. McKee

L. R Stevens Susan Houok

Ma]'y Shuiirue , M. J. Martin , Blanche McMnrray j Mary Atchison.

Jeuiiie llutherford ! M. A. Barrou

j A. E. Magaire M. E. Keleher

Jennie Miller M. E. Sullivan

C. Stanton Kate Sullivan Ora Hubler

A. C. Francis Kate Lyons

L. V.Holt ! L. M. Watson ! M. A. Ford

Lida Force | L. V. Klopfer j

Amount

received.

$57 28 72 64 68 1() 86 08 78 40 74 88 69 ]2 84 48

77241200 112 64

3S» 68 lUG 00 •8 24 27 8 ( 65 2>i 25 106 24 110 52 53 36

74 88 loy 76

151 64

11 84 13 7L) 128 il6 131 20 113 28

119 44 132 *-0 145

111 36

No. 15.

Statement slioiciug ilie nnmher of persons emploi/ed in printing the reports of the Commissioner of Afincultnre for the years 1^1 A and lb75, from July 1, 1877, to June 30,

lc;78, ivith the lenijth of time each has hee:i employed, and the amount each has reeeived, including pxiy for extra work.

Name.

A. J. Preall "William Farrington

C. I). Parsons James Fiirber^haw . F. J. Ilobinson Marv Mills

jSl. A. McCormick ... Ella MeGiaw

Emma Swaiu W. E. Sauiub'i's AV. S. Sevniour

G. n. pVskev

J. 11. Ilanis' A. M. l^.rooiis C. J. Jon. s

t;. B. Ural

J. M. Kelly A. W. Graham W. Bambei'uer George ]!^ash

J. M. Hall

AY. C. Ileek

I). C. JilcGivern

11. B. Harford

liichar-l Bei iy George Dice

^V. H. Micklejr ....

Time eml)loyed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

225 $90 00 225 90 00

16 <i 40 4 1 60 24 9 60 12 2 25

16 3 00

1!) 3 56 40 50 67 16 75 158 39 50 225 56 224

96 30 (11) 96 24 0!-' 168 25 •21) 168 2.5 20 168 25 20

168 25 20 168 25 20

168 25 20

33 13 20

33 13 20 48 19 20

32 11 90 f2 17 68 27 6 75

Name,

L.ll. Frank

G. W. Bates

J. E. Sebring, ji- Patrick Keleher Owen Keet'e I . .

J. S. Leaiock ./.... Andrew Smith . 1 Andrew Hogan

G. L. Pearson

J. W. Dutton

AVilliam Sc^tt

G. O. Bnrnes

A. S.-liult/.

S. AV. I'oits F. C. IMiilpitt William jLai shall

J. F. .McDonald, jr

J. D. Conner

A. L. AVood

E. X:ish

J. E Knight Chalks Foxier AndreAV Melville

B. Chase Henry AIcGivern

flames Pead

C. O. Fields

Time era- ployed.

Davs.

Amount

received. Hours.

264 $66 00

48 12 00

184 46 00

140 35 00 33 8 25

33 8 25

48 12 (

80 20 GO 52 13 00 40 10 00

68 27 20

170 68 00

119 47 60

Bill .55 60

]32 52 80

156 62 40

102 40 80 112 44 80

117 46 80 146 58 40

106* 42 40

144 57 60

121 48 40 46 18 40 133 53 20

1.33 53 20 135 54 00
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 81

No. 15.

Persons employed on Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, cj-c. —Continued.

Xaiize, Time employed.

Days. Hours.

AtDonnt

received. iSTame.

Time en

ployed.

Davs. Hours.

GnsTave Kincr H. T. Hnnck "

P. J". Cald«-en

J. A. Perkins i T^.Vr.'WAde i J. W. Real I G. D. Buroh ] M. A. Dubois I Andr-w Tafe

H. L. Linker

D. A. Thompson

C. P. Si .-rtle , J.I. Leitcli ; H. T. Eckart

C. H. Kreuer

.J. C.Cobb I F. Clarkson

J. H. McCormick

S. E. .>t rat ton H. C. E.<pev I A. J. Biiehier Thomas Menshaw

H. AVeise \ A. A. Smith

Deimi.s Tooraey

C. L. Graenacher

G. L. Keady ] James McXallv | J. F. GatPS...."'. I A. Harris | M.B-sw.'ll

Chai-Us King

Burr Lucas ! Jennie Goss i Fanni-^ Malone ! E. V. Slver | B. D. Fi iend Marie Van Leer | A. Dickens I S. E. Christian ! Marjjaret Solms

PIF.CE-AVORK. Nellie Krafft

Ella Gallaiiher... ilargaiet Cronin.

ilarjiaret Shields Marv Honan

Kate Beilly Flora Pruett M. S. Gi.rdon A. H. Lind.sley . .

.

Aunali Smith

Sarah Sarrell

S. V. Stanslmry .

.

S. C. Kennedy....

L. Deidiam Ada Glover

Lizzie Mack

S. Lemuujn

iLarv Farrell .... F. M.01)er

J. Pvutherford .... L. R. Stevens Susan Honck Marv ShuHrne . .

.

M. J. Martin Kannie Nolan Mary Atchison .. M. T. Daley

K. A. Murphy Ann Brannon M. A. Barron

E. We.sterfit ld . .. M.E. Keleher...

J. Lyons .6 P p

74

68

6577

76

90

53

58 112

112

113

1138992

5S

f<l 81

.59 67

68

13140

44

78377

7883

90

83

141 12095

125

129

161 106

163

155

95

/ /

§29 60 27 20 26 00

30 80

30 40 36 00 21 20 23 20

4i ?ii

4-1 ?i) 4r> 20 45 -,0 35 tiO 35 2 I 36 fO 23 20 32 -10 32 40 23 00 26 SO 27 20 52 40

16 (10 17 tiO 2 80 24 90 23 10 19 50

20 75 22 50 20 75 35 25

30 00

21 85 28 75 29 67 37 03

24 3- 37 49 35 fi5 21 85

10 88

6 71 9 28

5 44

7 68

7 36

8 96

9 28

6 40

6 40

9 20

7 60

6 40

5 12

5 44

6 0^

5 44

5 7ii 4 80 24 90

8 00

9 60

7 r4

6 40

5 76

11 20

13 12 18 50

6 40

17 92

5 44 29 44 25 92

Amount

received.

Orn Hnbler

Jeiin e ^ILiller Ellen Lynch Kate Cautine . C. Stantoii . Lottie Vrakeaeld . A. C. Frauci-; Marv Lvucb

L. v. H. >lt L, M. Watsou

M. A. Ford

A. M. Tiuer Kate F..X M. E. Sullivan ....

Fi aiiee.^ Graves.

.

]Mollie Crow M A. Brannon. - .

.

:M. E. Brown

M. E. Hill Dora Mac Murray Anna Rogers ..... Lizz e Saiitb R. Tol.'^on I ^l. E. L>-nman i H. A. Gambrill ! M. J. TValker I M.K.Payne j Julia Darby

M.E. Calvo :

j M. L. Andrew-s

J.G. Woulfe.

Sallie Dobbins i D. A. Mortimer

Elvie Fletcher

Ellen Sheeban Ada Mar.scbael

losi-phine Plnmer .. Libbie Arnold .

.

A. Ambro.se i.

S. E. Atkinson . . . ^.

.

M. Audei sun

C. Artist

F. M. Ark Wright. ... A. Atchison

J. B. Blankman

J. Bre.slin M. S. Pai d M. M. Burn

F. Baker

A. A. Bliss M. A. Bovd

E. E. Banks

M. Bailev

S. J. Bbiir M. Brvau

0. K. B'lrwell V. P. Brigss

J. Bro^iks A. Butler

A. Barrett

J. Buckley

E. M. Brornasin

E. K. B-ower. M. Clarksou

B. L. Cbritzman.

A. E. Collins E. Coleman

A. Cross

S. A. Chapman ; M. Connell 'U. K. Cronin

S. K. Cummings .... A. Cowan M Cnrb n

B. (.ri.wiey

J. Connor

F. Chase

$18 56

23 04

28 46

23 38

34 88

16 32

45 44

28 16 38 40 37 44

40 64

6 72

31 68

36 SO 27 84

41 92

31 36

46 26

27 84 / 21 44 V

34 56

44 48 32 00

45 76

25 60 27 5-2 22 72

20 16

32 32

30 72

27 52

2 56

27 84

19 84

19 84

12 48

16 64

16 32

45 81

51 68 44 67

33 71 14 87

14 92 32 46

46 06

39 83

34 12

35 71

35 01 30 00

30 48 38 78 34 59

14 8a

15 20

14 68

14 83

15 00

36 00

25 51

9 71 53 65

43 83

45 21 38 94

42 56

47 75

32 46

39 13 44 03

35 06

29 09 35 85

35 00 14 95

15 11
82 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 15.

Persons employed on Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, <^c. —Continiierl.

Name.

A. ColliiK" M. Count']l_y .

S. Colli 118 .' M. A. (Jlaiicy. A. A. CliU Yoe

E. Davis

B. Duffy

H. Daily , M.C. Dykes..

G. M. Dorsey M. Darby . _.

L. A. Elms. .. E.J. Ensex... M. Flaherty H. C. Flyuii

C. Fowler

J. S. Freiich M Fitzpatiick

E. Gould

C. L. Gaiitt A. M. Gradv

C. E. Goerner

I. Geio er P. S. Glenn M. A . Grave s K. L. Hutson M. E. Herring

E. Haiidebean

F. V. Harris , E. A. Hitchcock. .

E. Havenner

E. T. Haudley

A. Hughes. .' E. E. Hays

S. Hess ! .

E. Heffell , M.Hall

T. Hariison

C. Howard

J.Helluigs M. M. Johcston .. M. W. Jones . S. Jurix

J. F. Jenkins H. J( hnsnn M. Johnston M. Keefe

S. E. Kersey M. L. Kuapp

C. Xirsch M. Kno!t

B. Xennelly

R. Korts M. La Bille E. Lackey

M. F. Long

H. Lauglilian A. E. Lausdale.

E. Landvoigt

J. La Fontaine. .

E. E. Lyoi.s M. A. Maloue

C. C.Murdoch . .. M. A. Mulquin...

B. A. Maloue

M. A. McNainary M. Mack -. K. Mulquin M. Maguire

Days. Honrs.

Time employed. Amount

received.

123 93

14 58

11 06 80 00

9 73

43 44 36 .51 33 40

3-2 93

4 7,8

•25 51 33 46

31 91 46 26

27 10 27 20

14 15

15 27

41 10 46 81 26 M7

28 30

46 65

1 65 25 51 43 50

34 20

45 81 46 16 42 85 36 02

14 01

14 05

15 .59 76 25

44 00 25 51 25 51

9 73

9 73 35 99

31 67

34 62

30 64 30 43 14 54

39 98

32 21 33 48

15 60 62 00 38 00 25 5L 62 00

64 00

41 31 44 53

35 15 25 51 20 56

16 29 45 20

42 hi 33 79

36 74 36 76

36 39 35 20

2 00

Hame.

M. McFeo

A. McCarthy .... A. L. Moore" M. A. McGiaw...

E. M. Mi Intr A. Martin

M. E. Mmray M. McCutchen. .

nr. Murphy

M. M- McCarthy . M. Murphy

A. Manning

J. E. Mansfleld. .. J. Murpby

A. Mangan

M. Mattingly .... C. J. McMahon . . A. E. Melson M. McCarthy ... M. A. McGregor . H. Morris M. B. Norbeck ... M. A. Orme

M. A. O' Neil

C. O'Leary B O'Connor

B. C. O'Neill A. Pleasants M. A. Prather

J. E. Parrott . . . .

L. S. Parkham . .

F. A. Proctor M. Pai'ker M.Page

M. V. Purdy

H. Porter

C. Palmer

E. A.E. Eeed .... A. M. Eollow

A. C. Eeedy , J. Eobinsou

E. E. Eichards . ., M. A . Eyan

M. Eeilly H. Eider M. Eeagau

E. J. Sydnor

S. C.Schell A. Sullivan

E. C. Sullivan .... M. A. Stelle , S. i >. Soper K. Stevens , A.J. Shirley

I. Sorr^ll. .1 M. A. Sibley

D. C. Toole'

F. V. Thompson.

M. A. Thompson

H. Webster C.Wright

E. r. Webster . . .

C. Wood •.

E. Wells

E. Walling

E. E. Webster . . N. M. Wiugate.

A. Watson.

J. Wilson

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

No. 16.

Statement showing the nifmher of persons entploi/ed in printing the Report of the Commissioner of AgricuHurc for the year 1876, from Jul}/ 1, ld77, to June 30, 1878, ivith the length of time each has been e^nploi/ed and the amount each has received, including pay

for extra work.

Xame. Time era- ployed. Da vs. Hours.

Amount

received.

A..T. Preall William Farrington

r. J. Robinson . . Columbus Hall

E. L. Parker James Furbershaw . Eettie Long .x... Ma?<rie McKie..<^ M. A. Teuley Annie Heatley M. A. McCoymick

A. V. Miller Emma Swain W. E. Saunders

Gr. H. F<iskey , •J. R. Harris

C. C. Haddock

Jesse Smith

A. M. Parsons

C. J. -Joues

J. K. :McDouald

Stephen Caldwell

T. bf. Owing

C. B. Deal

•J. M. Kelly. , A. W. Graham W. Bamberger

G. J. Xash

J. M. Hall

J. W. .lord an

J. F. Fuller P.W.Hale

G. C. Sawyer

M. H-tres

E. T. Botts -Y. D. Harbangb Andrew Barnes

F. W. Earner

C. Cunningham

A. T. Cavis

C. A. Waterman

D. Mcintosh W. W. Deloe

A. S. Griggs H. W.Grav

C. F. Gilmore Thomas Hughes

J. J. Higgiiis Edward Wentworth

J. P. Morris

D. C. DeGolier

J. M. Craig H. L. Shomo Thomas Fealy

T. McMahon

E. W. Denison John Weber

J. M. Ridgawav W. H. McFadden ... William Piatt

C. T. Johnson

C. P. Thomson

J. M. Maloney

M. V. B. Stevens W. M. Boyd

L. Woodward

S.L. Cook

C. W. Oti^ Chas. Danenhower.

.

C. E. Etchberger

J. F. McDermot

J.R.Randall

G. S.King

H. C. Cowell

.|;:::::|

976

976

44

116474432

72 192

24

gi63

13

93,

i

972

671 124

64 200

200

20.S 208

280

336

336

344 237 336

336

336

152

136

316 320

184 2S0

152 200

11248

15 125

15 119

1055

141

77 212

201 216

92 183

16632

8138

8675

8977

83

77 I 114 I 67

70

75

lOfi 28

27

27

24

135

135

^iTame.

8390 40 390 40

17 eo

4(; 4it 18 ^0

17 60

6 00

13 .50 3G 00

4 50

Itl 50

11 81 2 44 234 (10 243 00 217 75

31 00

lii 00 62 5 1 .50 00

31 20

31 20 42 UO

50 40

50 40

5135 55 50 40

50 40

51) 40 22 >0 20 40

47 40

4-< 00 27 (iO 42 0 f 2-' cU 30 00

16 80 25 44

7 95

66 25

7 95 47 GO

5 00 22 00

50 40

?A\ f 0 84 ^0 80 411 8ii 40

36 .-II 73 20

66 40 12 80 32 40

15 20

34 40 30 00

35 60

30 80 33 20

30 SO 45 60 26 80 28 00 30 00 42 40 11 20

10 80 10 80

9 60

70 20 j 59 40 I

Time employed.

Days. Hours. W. B Kelly

S. L. R'mzee , Paul Livingston W. S. Seymour W. C. Heck

D. C. McGivern ' R. B. Harford

Richard B?rry George Dice | W. H. Mickle. jr L.R.Frank

J. E. Sebring. jr Patrick K<-ierher Owen K-efe

J. S. Learock 1 H. M. Lincoln | G. L. Peai son ; J. W. Dutton

Andi-ew Hogau ' G. W. Bates': I F. H. (:as6 ! William Scott I G O. Bafues

A. Srliulz F. r. Philpitt William Marshall

Tli(ini:is Mensbaw

A. J. Bnehler

S. \V. P,)tts I i'.n. Fi"ids

( r. .\. Whit ford G. II. Manrer H Wi.'se

\V. P. S atterv IL nry :\[cGivern J n. ( "oimer

If. L. Linker

E. Wakerlius i J. F. McDo:iald. jr ; G. H. liodensick i J.C.Cobb

J. . Knight W. Ho;cliki8s

Allr.-d Tlionias •Tames (Jlintoii J. L. Bentzler

•J. J. Bruiior

A, MfUville.... • E. Nash : A. .\. Smith

Jatne.s R'^ad ! C. W. Wells ! J. W. Beall j P. J. Caldwell

R. W. Wade

E. P. Pumphrey

G. D. Burch...' H. T. Ecka't Gnstave King i J. I. Leitch : J(din Stall L. P. Keech W. F. Clarkson

D. A. Thompson .... C. P. Shettle

J. H. McCormick ... H. L. Wells

J. A. Rutherford ... Ch rles Fowler

H. T. Houck

J. C. Motherhed

A. L. Wood

J. W. Pyemont

J. L. B'.ake

Amount

received.

120 $52 80

121 53 24

87 38 28

48 12 00 125 50 00

125 50 00

51 20 40 229 85 88 358 121 72

459 114 75 338 84 50 436 109 00 200 50 00

125 31 25

125 31 25

284 71 00 251 62 75

220 .55 00 20 5 00

8 2 00

13 00 129 51 60 566 2-26 40 524 209 60 5S5 206 00 569 227 60 566 226 40 638 255 20 613 245 20 622 248 80

571 228 40 272 108 80 365 146 00

616 246 40

774 309 60

787 314 80 639 255 60

588 235 20

679 271 60

625 250 00

633 253 20

643 257 20

683 273 20

497 198 80 629 251 60

807 322 80 586 234 40 625 2.50 00

537 214 80 372 148 80

652 260 80

32 12 80

496 198 40

421 168 40 308 123 20

310 124 00 328 131 20

311 124 40

313 125 20

283 113 20 397 158 80

342 96 80

2o8 107 20

514 205 60

509 203 60 268 107 20

136 54 40 136 54 40

459 180 40

60 24 00 374 149 60

191 76 40

72 28 80 32 12 80
84 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRTNTEE.

No. 16.

Persons enn)Joijed on Eeport of Commissioner of Agriculture, tj'C—Continued.

jSTarae. Time employed. Amount

received. Name. Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

Autlrew T<ifG 208

407

oOt) 47S

;"!rO

;^i;4 54!J

•2t;o \m

27T

140 407

202

222

:^ti3 :i"4

.'j'u :m

."63 285

043

r>.~i 232

2!}3

03 (IL i!0 :;s 10!! !i4 i:^3 -^0

12ii -7

131 .-il

( ;' '

:a 110 10-^ 00 100 2'l

i i j \:>

lou i.-

14.". -J-".. 73 2.3

• 101 12 G2 40 IDO 80

lO.T 28

111 08

74 24

101 12

12.5 76

88 04 127 (;< 121 28 11^ u8

141 12 134 40 140 fO 102 40 133 1-2 110 72

138 24 j 123 20

127 36

133 70 112 32

13.1 68

121 28 : 104 00 .j 145 92

101 44

124 80 1 92 48

' 118 08

lii4 04

114 56

107 18

9':« 24

4 04

97 60

j1. K. 'alvo A. V. Hunt

$141 12 70 40

42 56 92 16 87 36

89 28

79 04

46 72

47 36

65 28 45 12 22 40

5 44 C4 96

43 52

4 80 45 09 69 76 69 34

19 05

61 64

ti4 13 63 52

18 15 23 95

42 34

55 82

37 64

61 55 117 63

95 48

102 35

04 34

38 86

57 37 18 57

73 71 ,77 48

34 53

20 90

46 91

27 47

19 10 15 95 26*50

21 56

19 10

19 64

27 68

63 38

60

54 54 22 75

67 87

71 60

34 64

70 19 198 00 109 37

114 55 112 90

21 56 22 79

21 55

, 18 63

28 64

18 54 22 14 12 50

1 40 40 05

53 72

62 91 100 40

49 48 62 41 63 03

Fannie AEalone R Van Li-er E A' Sl\rlii! 1).' VvWmiV.V

'J ( 1 1 1 1 n 1 i 1 ; I IXcini )lci' IM.huiic OsUurue

Jeniiii' (miss H. L! !<-].< PS

S. E. (Juistiau PX. SO . fiVJIOIJJLI Iftim M. Pralher

Ciiri ic ^ r cTv 111 ojit

Kii/.:.;.c ill Keauan

-J. jlrKeunev

Jv. - . : ;Hi j.liy. - E. jA-. tJ ( '1

ij

toil M. E. Ellsworth

in'- ' i n

. A iv.i'li. W . \'i .->t li'U'pB

L aii'ii' Alv'Kni^''ht

L."A\'aki'tii4;l

' A. 31. A'luer...!!;!""^"'

OK A.shtoii

-A.. A tc hi soli S ]£> -A-tlviiisoii N

]yarL'aret Solias C L Graeiiacher G. L. Re^i.v James iiic>.';.liy J E Gat'

A. V\". Harris H. C. Sheles..'.! Charles King

r>arr Lucas ...

"VS'iiliani •Jc'liusen, M. Boswell ...... PiECEWOlJK.

JovScphine riniuer ....

'i ] ,A^t lici'tou

\'\ .\ikwright

L' Art'st

.] Buckley M.Bivan

S. J. lilair Hary Aielii.-oM E. K. Ihower

Isl. T. Dale\- iE A. Mai i'on M. E. K<4(l!er""!'.".'.'. E. A\'e St (_•] iielil

E. E. Banks

AI. A. Boyd

E.'u.Bend .'"../""^

ileleii J.vvaJi L. B ifO'et Ora Hnliler F Baker D A Mditimer

Ellen Ly; ch

-V \ Bliss

. iSoyce

\.'A[v>iu\\.\\'.'.'.'. J Bresliu

Ciitbiu iiip Stanton .

A.. C" "ipcis L Y Holt (' H Bi'ickley E. iX. Watson

il \ I'Drd

V ButUr

Kate ;i\ I. Ball

il. E. Sullivan

AT < P .1 > 1 .,1 jM E J3I'^'^vll

. . 21 E Hill 0. K. Barwell

Eoi"a 2^1 ac urra V /

; i 1 . i r

> Mil h i M v: •J Ci)nn(U'

K( l<eer 1 Telsou S. A. Chairman . . . ...... LibLiie .Viuold M. A. Clancy

T ! A Ci-i 111 l>T-il 1 .11. ^ . V_T.lLllliLJll...., jI. K. I'avue JuLa D irb-\- :M.J.:Martin J F Ca r \' F Cliasi^

J J 1 1 J M : (I II eucii. ...... "> H ( ' 108 80 132 10 113 30 164 10

91 1 84 105 !'2 164 16 85 76 112 64 100 16 69 35

34 83

2[ ('ail'

' Isl. L. Ah.liews M. T. Clarke i E.J. n-.pei- Lizzi- iiiith

.M. Connelly \ K. Cor Inn

Elvii, I-;-tf er M. E. Lenin.in M. J. S anlev. .M. Connell . E. Coleman | J. M. Blaukman A.E. Collins i
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER., 85

No. 16.

Persons emj^loijed on Bejjort of Conwiissioner of Agriculture, 4^c. —Continued.

Xame.

Time emPl05-e^-

I Amonnt

j received. ]Srame. Days.

M. Clarkson

S. K. Cnmmiugs

M. Darby .-..^ G. M. Dorsey

B. Datfv H. DailV M.C. Dykes. M. E. Davis

S. J. Davis

E. Davis

A. Daly Aunie Doyle

S. Dickson

A. A. Dodd

E. Di£g:es

L. A. Elms

E. .J.Essex

I. Ellis

C. F'.wler A. Fisher M. Farrell E. A. Fowler M. FiTzpatrick K. C. Foley

S. K. FeltLam

H. C. FlyDD M. Flaherty M. A. Graves M. Gartrell

C. E. Gnenier A.M. Grady

M. H. Griiijes P. S. Glenn

I. Geiger M.Gibbs

E. J. Grinuan

C. L. Gantt

E. Gould - .

.

M. Hall

T. Harrison

S. Husted

C. Howard

J. Hellings A. Hi" gins. E. Handebean r.E.Haya

A. Hughes ! E. Ha>-pnuer [...: E. Hefifell E. T. Handley | .... J. Hitchcox L.Hays , F. A. Hitchcock l .. t... T. Herrick. y...^.-S;. L. Hunt > D. Harper ./ j M. A. Harper M. X. Hopkins 1 M. E. Hendley I . . .

.

A. Hodo:e F.T. Harris M. E. Herring K. L. Hut sou S.Hess M.E.Hlsley M. M. .Joliiision , H. Johnson M. W. .Jones

S. Jurix M.Johnston '\ J. F. Jenkius ..; — Pt. KoTts

S. E. liersey M. L. Knayip

B. Keuiielly M.Knott..'

C. Kirsh ....

Hours.

53

39 38

„^ 41 106 83

1 1- 44

96

Q 1 Do

•31 90 10 54

10OO 33 100

103 35

09 ^4 89 Do 05 05 36 24 0 / 20 6535

46 '2 or tl

66

gq 63

J.U1 71 107

99 A-U ( 31 10 JO 2.5 ^1

1^

6"' 60

^

'

74 d4

3f

.')2

i 1 65

7053

3.5 16 34 99

35 46

96 120 50 104 67 99 66

18 68

19 66 21 99

8 78

19 18

4 13 39 04 37 80

41 39

66 63

57 05

5S 99

74 00

34 40 159 11 102 50

54 27

68 93 22 35

90

74 52

108 84 97 23

90 00 36 05 22 40

Time employed.

Days.' Hours.

F. Knox

M. Keefe

J. La Fontaine

E. Landvoigt

E. Lackey

2d. F. Long ; A. Laughlian

L. Langyvorthy

A. E.- Lausdale

E. E. Lyons M. E. Lnckett M. La Bille

J. E. Mansfield A. Manning

J. Murphy

A. Mangan

H. Morris

B. A. Malone

E. M. Millner A. Martin M. E. Murray

M. McCritcheu

H. Mirrphy M. M. McCarthy

il. A. Mnlquin

M. A. Mc><'amara M. Mack

K. iiulquin '. M. Mattiugly M. McFee:.!

A. McCarthy

A. L. iloore M. Markham

A. E. Melsou

D. A. ^lulneanx M. Murphy

M. A. McGraw

M. A. McGregor

M. McCarty

C. J. McMalion

E. L. Miller M. J. McLeod

S. Martin M. ISlorris E. McNeill

C. C. Murdoch

M. A. Malone M. B. Xorbeck

C. M.^^iedfeldt

L. ]S'aylor

11. Xeison

C. O'Leary

B. O'Conilor M. A. Orme

M. A. O'Neill Bridget O'Connor

H. O'Neil

B. C. O'Xeill M.E. Owner...

F. A. Proctor M. Parker

L. S. Parkham

M. Page

H. Porter M.E. Perry M. A. Prather

J. E. Parrott

C. Palmer

A. Pleasants M. Y. Purdy

A. M.Pvollow

A. C. lieedy

E. P. Pichardson

J. Pobinson M. A.Kyan

M. Peilly D. Eeilly
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Persons employed on Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, ijx. —Continued.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$52 27

55 5 i 68 05 30 65

78 25

109 20

121 79 78 02

76 39

66 73 22 44 21 79 23 14

8 32

30 90 2 76

36 96

60 44 50 16 111 66

Name.

F. V. Thompson . .

.

M. A. Thompson .

.

J. Wilson

A. Watson

X. M. Wingate . . .

.

L. Wilson

A. M. Washington

C.AVright ........

C. Wood

K. Wootton

M. Ward

E. J. Webster

H. Webster ... E. Wells

A. E.. Washington.

K. E. Webster

K. V. Walker

E. Walling

I. Walker

Time employed.

Days. Hours.