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SEl^ATE. ( Mis. Doc.

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ANNUAL REPORT

PUBLIC PEINTEE,

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SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC PEINTING, BINDING, ETC,

FISCAL YEAR EJfDIiS^G JUNE 30, 1880.

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December 7, 1880.—Eeferred to the Committee on Printing and ordered to be printed.

aOVERNMENT PRINTINa OFFICE.

1880.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF • THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

WasliingtoHj December 6, 1880.

Sir: I have tlie liouor to transmit to Congress, throiigli you, tlie twenty-eighth annual report of this office. I am, sir, with respect, your obedient servant,

JNO. D. DEFEEES,

PubJic Printer,

Hon. ^y. A. Wheeler,

President of the Senate.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, Becemher 6, 1880. To the Senate and House of Representatives : In obedience to the laws regulating the public i^rinting, I have the

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

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

and cost of all papers purchased for the same ; a detailed statement of

proposals made and contracts entered into for the purchase of paper

and other materials : all i^ayments made during the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1880, 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 persons employed in said establishment, and the time each has been employed

and such further information, touching all matters connected with said

printing office, as may be in my x)OSsession.

The tabular statements accompanying this report are presented in the

following order:

No. 1. Showing the documents printed 1)y authority o|^aw or by order of either House

of Congress, tlie approximate cost of x>i"iiiting and binding them, and the manner in wliieh they wc've distributed.

2. Showing the approximate cost of the printing and hiudiug ordered by the

executive aud judicial departments of the government.

3. Showing the disbursements on account of salaries and contingent expenses in the oftice of the Public Printer.

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

5. Showing,the disbursements on account of x>aper for the public printing.

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

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

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No. 8. Showing- tlie disbursements on account of lithograpliiug- and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, the Supreme Court of the United States^ the Court of Claims, and the Executive Departments.

9. Showing the disbursements on account of completing the new general cata- logue of the Library of Congress.

10. Showing the disbursements on account of tire-escape ladders.

11. Showing the disbursements on account of telephonic connection between the

Capitol and the Government Printing Office.

12. Showing disbursements on account of fire-extinguishers.

13. Showing the number of persons employed in the public printing and binding

(except those on the Congressional Record), the length of time each was

emploj'ed, and the amount earned by each.

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

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

15. Showing the number of persons employed in completing the new general cata- logue of the Library of Congress, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each.

16. Showing the number of persons employed in constructing fire-escape ladders. Government Printing Office, the lengtli of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each. The actual expenditures on account of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing, &c., for the Government of the United States for the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, as executed at the Government Printing Office, are shown in the following summary of the detailed statements

hereinafter presented

For salaries and contingent expenses in the office of the Public Printer. $15, 180 27 For the public printing 852, 125 04 For paper for the public printing 435, 730 95 For the public binding 455, 593 39 For the Congressional Record 130,741 29 For lithographing, mapping, and engraving 140, 507 06- For completing catalogue of Library of Congress 3, 215 74 For fire-escape ladders 503 30 For telephonic connection 153 84 For fire-extinguishers ^ 1,000 00 2,034,750 88 And they were made out of the following appropriations

Salaries, office of Public Printer, 1880 -1^13,600 00 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer, 1878* 8 25 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer, 1879"* 87 39 Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer, 1880 1,484 63 Public printing and binding, 1879* 54, 958 59 Public printing and binding, 1880 1, 959, 739 14 Completing new general catalogue of the Library of Congress 3, 215 74 Fire-escape ladders. Government Printing Office 503 30 Telephonic connection between the Capitol and Government Printing

Office, 1880 153 84

Fire-extinguishers, Government Printing Office 1, 000 00

2, 034, 750 88

* These amounts were paid on liabilities incurred during the fiscal years named.
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DISTEIBUTIOX OF DOCUMENTS.

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

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

:

^Tiere delivered.

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I CO Document-room of the House 411

Office of the Clerk of the House 20 Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate 243

Office of the Secretary of the Senate 6 Folding-room of the Senate 190 Department of State 25 Treasury Department 1 War Department 1 Ordnance Bureau, War Department 1 Office of the Pahlic Printer 4 File-copies 10 Reserved for binding 988 Total number printed 1. 900

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The reserved docaments are bound in volumes of api^ropriate size (in

sheep and calf), and are distributed as follows:

Senate docu- ments. House docu- ments.

112 112

313 411 43

40 40 420 470

52 52

,302

1 988 1, 117

Where delivered.

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior

liibrary of Congress

Library of the Honse of Representatives

.

Library of the Court of Claims

Office of the Public Printer

Total reserve. PAPER POR THE PUBLIC PRINTINa.

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

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

upon standards of paper for the different descriptions of Congressioual

and executive printing. Under the direction of the committee, contracts were entered into for supplying any required quantities of the various
8 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

kinds from February 1, 1880, to February 28, 1881, with the following

persons

UNCALEXDEREI) riJINTIXG-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Jose]ili B. jNIagarge, Pliiladelpliia, Pa., 15,000 reams, 45 pounds, at 8.2 cents per pound,

Joseph B. Magarge, Pliiladelpliia, Pa., 7,500 reams, 45 pounds, at 7.9 cents per pound.

Joseph B. Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 7,500 reams, 45 pounds, at Scents per pound.

Joseph B. Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 4,500 reams, 90 pounds, at 8.1 cents per pound.

CALENDERED PRIXTIXG-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Buikley, Dmiton & Co., New York City, 5,000 reams, 53 pounds, at 9.1 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 2,500 reams, ,53 pounds, at 9.2 cents per pound.

Joseph B. Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa., 7,500 reams, 53 pounds, at 9.2 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton &. Co., New York City, 200 reams, 44 pounds, at 9,2 cents per pound,

Buikley, Dunton & Co,, New York City, 2,000 reams, 70 pounds, at 9.3 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 500 reams, 60 pounds, at 9.4 cents per pound,

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

Buikley, Dunton & Co., Now York City, 6,000 roams, 45 pounds, at 8,9 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 1,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 9,5 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 1,500 reams, 42 pounds, at 9.3 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 700 reams, 40 pounds, at 9.2 cents per pound, SUPER-SIZED AND SUPER-CALENDERED CREAM-TINTED PRINTING-PAPER, OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 400 reams, 40 pounds, at 9 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 500 reams, 70 pounds, at 9.1 cents per pound.

Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 2,000 reams, 50 pounds, at 8.9 cents per pound. PAPER FOR POST-OFFICE BLANKS (ENGINE-SIZED), OF 500 SHEETS PER REAM.

Joseph B. Magarge, Philadelphia, Pa,, 750 reams, 46 pounds, at 9.9 cents per pound.

Franklin L. Tileston, Boston, Mass., 750 reams, 46i)Ounds. at 9.9 cents per pound. MAP-PAPER. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa., 2,500 reams, at 10.5 cents per pound.

W RITING-PAPER (TO BE OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT).

White qiiario-])Osi, 10 X 16 inches. Buikley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 4,000 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

Bine qnarto-post, 10 X 16 inclies. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 200 reams, at 11,1 cents per pound.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

JVhite cap, 13 X 164 or 14 X 17 incites. . Bulkier, Dnutou & Co., New York Cit}', 2,500 reams, at 10.4 cents iDer pound.

Blue cap, 13 X 16^ or 14 X 17 inclies. J. & R. Kiugslaud, Franklin, N. J., 200 reams, at 11.2 cents per pound.

Laid cap, 13 X 164- or 14 X 17 inclies, of any i-eqiiired color or colors.

J. & R. Kiugslaud, Frauklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 14 cents per pound.

Laid doulle-cap, 16^ X 26 or 17 X 28 inches, of any required color or colors. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 400 reams, at 14 cents per pound.

White doul)le-cap, 16| X 26 or 17 X 28 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Frankliu, N. J., 3,250 reams, at 10.5 cents per pound.

Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 3,250 reams, at 10.5 cents j)er pound.

Blue douhle-cap, 164 X 26 or 17 X 28 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 200 reams, at 11.2 cents per pound.

Yellow douhle-cap, 17 X 28 inches.

J. & R. Kiugsland, Frauklin, X. J., 400 reams, at 11.9 cents x^er pound.

Bii f douhle-cap, 17 X 28 inches. J. *t R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 400 reams, at 11.9 cents x)er pouud.

White demy, 16 X 204 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 3,000 reams, at 10.4 cents i^er pound.

Blue demy, 16 X 20^ inches. J. &. R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 300 reams, at 11.2 cents per x^ound. White douhle-demy, 204 X 32 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 4,000 reams, at 10.4 cents jjer pound.

White folioi 17 X 22 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 2,000 reams, at 10.4 cents per pound.

Blue folio, 17 X 22 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 11 cents per pound.

White douhle-folio, 22 X 34 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 2,500 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

Blue douhle-folio, 22 X 34 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 2,500 reams, at 11 cents per pound.

White medium, 18 X 23 inches.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 500 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.
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Blue medium, 18 X 23 hiches.

J. & R. Kingslaud, Franklin, N. J., 200 reams, at 11.5 cents per pound.

JFhite royal, 19 X 24 inelies.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 750 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

Bulkley, Duntou & Co., New York City, 750 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

White super-roijal, 20 X 28 inches. Balkley, Dunton & Co., Ne\y York City, 800 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

White imperial, 22^ X 31 inches. J. & R. Kingsland, Fraukliu, N. J., 350 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 350 reams, at 10.6 cents per pound.

White, of any required size not enumerated ahore, not to exceed 21 X 40 inches. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 500 reams, at 10.6 cents per i)ound.

Colored, of any required size not enumerated above, not to exceed 21 X 40 inches..

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin, N. J., 500 reams, at 12 cents per pound.

Golden envelope paper, 19 X 24 inches. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa., 100 reams, at 10.5 cents per pound.

COVER-PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED COLOR OR COLORS, 20 X 25 INCHES.. Franklin L. Tileston, Boston, Mass., 500 reams, at 9.9 cents per pound. TEA-COLOR COYER-PAPER, 22^ X 32 INCHES. Franklin L. Tileston, Boston, Mass., 200 reams, at 9.9 cents per i^ound. MANILA PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED SIZE AND WEIGHT. Woolworth & Graham, New York City, 200 reams, at 9.5 cents per pound.

PLATE-PAPER, OF ANY REQUIRED SIZE AND WEIGHT.

Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New York City, 50,000 pounds, at 12.4 cents per pound... TISSUE PAPER, 20 X 30 INCHES. Woolworth & Graham, New York City, 100 reams, at |1.18 -pev ream. GLAZED BOND-PAPER.

Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 3,000 sheets, 11 X 31^ inches, at 9 mills- per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 3,000 sheets, 11 x 31.^ inches, at 9 mills per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 12,500 sheets, 20-^- x 32| inches, at 1.8 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co., New York City, 12,500 sheets, 20^ x 32^ inches, at 1.8 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mudge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 55,000 sheets, 17 X 28 inches, at 1,3^ cents per sheet.
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J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co.. Xew York City, 55.000 sheets. IT X 28 inclies, at 1.3 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Biiltimore. Md., 5,000 sheets, 22 X 3LV inches, at 1.9 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., & Co.. New York City, 5,000 sheets, 22 x 31.^ inches, at 1.9 cents per sheet. Dohler, Mudge & Chapman. Baltimore. Md.. 3.500 sheets. 20^ x by 24^ inches, at

1.4 cents per sheet.

.J. F. Anderson, jr.. & Co., Xew York City. 3.500 sheets. 20^ x 24^ inches, at 1.4 cents i>er sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman. Baltimore. Md.. 42.500 sheets, 19 X 31 iuches, at 1.6 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr.. & Co.. Xew York City. 42.500 sheets. 19 X 31 inches, at 1.6 cents per sheet. Dohler. Mndge & Chapman. Baltimore, Md., 15,000 sheets, 18 X 23 iuches, at 1.1 cents per sheet.

.1. F. Anderson, jr.. & Co.. New York City, 15,000 sheets, 18 X 23 inches, at 1.1 cents per sheet. The Whiting Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 150,000 sheets, 17 X 22 inches, at 1 cent per sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md.. 6,000 sheets, 21 X 31 inches, at 1.8 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr.. A. Co.. Xew York City, 6,000 sheets. 21 X 31 inches, at 1.8 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mndge &: Chapman, Baltimore, Md.. 1,000 sheets. 21 X 21 inches, at 1.2 cents

I)er sheet.

J. Y. Anderson, jr., & Co., Xew York City, 1,000 sheets, 21 X 21 inches, at 1.2 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman. Baltimore. Md.. 1,500 sheets, 19 X 23 inches, at 1.2 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr., &'Co., Xe^ York City, 1.500 sheets, 19 X 23 iuches, at 1.2 cents

X)er sheet. IMITATIOX PARCHMENT.

.T. & R. Kingsland. Franklin, X. J., 25,000 sheets, 21 X 24 inches, at 2 cents i^er sheet.

J. & R. Kingsland, Franklin. X, J., 25,000 sheets, 17 X 22 inches, at 1.5 cents per

sheet.

J. & R. Kingsland. Franldin. X. J., 25,00G sheets, 1.5| X 184 inches, at 1.3 cents per

sheet. PARCHMENT-DEED PAPER, 22f X 31^ INCHES.

Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Baltimore. Md., 3,333 sheets, at 2.9 cents per sheet. The \Vhitiug Paper Company, Holyoke, Mass., 3,333 sheets, at 2.9 cents per sheet..

.J. F. Anderson, jr., 6c Co., Xew York City, 3.334 sheets, at 2.9 cents per sheet. BANK-NOTE PAPER. 10^ X 17 INCHES.

DoV>ler, Mudge & Chapman. Baltii nore, M I., 16.666 sheets, at .5 mills per sheet. The Whiting Paper Company. Holyoke. Mass.. 15.667 sheets, at 5 mills per sheet. F. Ander.son, jr., & Co., Xrw York City, 16,66.- sheets, at 5 mills per sheet. BRISTOL-BOARD.

J. F.Anderson, jr.. »fc Co., Xew York City, 10,000 .sheets, thin, 22^ X 28-i iuches. at 2.5 cents per sheet.

J. F. Anderson, jr. & Co., Xew York City, 10,000 sheets, thick. 224- X 28i inches, at

2.9 cents j)ev sheet.
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Woolwortli & Graliatn, New York City, 500,000 sheets, pearl gray, 21 X 31 incliea, at 2.9 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York City, 500,000 sheets, melon, 21 X 31 inches, at 3.1 cents per sheet. Woolworth & Graham, New York City, 3,000 sheets, golden, 21 X 31 inches, at 3.1 cents per sheet. CARD-BOARD, 22^ X 28^ INCHES.

Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 2,000 sheets, heavy railroad, at 6.7 cents per sheet. Dobler, Madge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, white china, at 4.7 cents

X^er sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, green, at 4.8 cents per

sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, red, at 4,8 cents per sheet. Dobler, Mndge & Chapman, Baltimore, Md., 1,000 sheets, bine, at 4.8 cents per sheet. Statement 'No. 5 exhibits the exact quantity of each kind of paper

purchased, during the fiscal year ending on the 30th day of June, 1880,

except that used on the Congressional Record, and the cost i^er ream. The aggregate amount expended was $435,730.95. There remained on

hand, June 30, papers of various kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to $65,541.25.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $140,507.06, as will appear by reference to Statement No. 8. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, on

account of the public binding was $455,593.39, the details of which will

be found in Statement No. 6. The value of stock on hand at the end of

the fiscal year was $34,798.91.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

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

I)rinted for the Senate 1,649 bills and joint resolutions, 216 executive

documents, 104 miscellaneous documents, 725 reports of committees, 15

resolutions, and 5 confidential documents. For the House there were

printed 3,808 bills and joint resolutions, 90 executive documents, 47

miscellaneous documents, 9 resolutions, and 1,793 reports of committees.

The orders made b}^ the second session of the Forty-sixth Congress

for public documents, exclusive of the usual number, are as follows : SENATE RESOLUTIONS.

iN'umber copies. Dec. 8, 1879. President's Message and reports of heads of departments 3, 000 Dec. 15,1879. Testimony relating to election of Mr. Ingalls -50 Dec. 17, 1879. Testimony relating to Northern Cheyenne Indians 50

Jan. 27, 1880. Senate Ex. Docs. Nos. 51 and 52 1, 000 Feb. 2, 1880. Exodus investigation 50 Feb. 2, 1880. Senate Ex. Docs. Nos. 51 and 52 1, 000 Feb. 3,1880. Notes of hearing, Secretary Sherman, Finance Committee 500 Feb. 12, 1880. Report on case of Stephen A. McCarthy 25 Mar. 2,1880. Removal of Ponca Indians. 50
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Xumber copies. Mar. 2,1880. Auuiial Report of Librarian of Congress : 500 Mar. 12, 1830. Bill relating to Geneva award 500 Mar. 13, 1880. Senate Bill No. 1194 500 Mar. 18, 1880. Navy Register 1, 000 Mar. 18, 1880. Army Register 1, 000 Mar. 20, 1880. Bulletin No. 5, Entomological Commission 3, 000 Apr. 14, 1880. Bill relating to Pension Claims

May 22,1880. Washington Monument (H. Mis. Doc. No. 37) 1,000 June 17, 1880. McDonald's Manual 1, 000 HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

Dec. 9, 1879. Binding records, briefs in contested-election cases. Forty-sixth

Congress

Dec. 19, 1879. Digest of Rnles of House 2, 000 Dec. 20, 1879. Rules of tlie Honse 1, 900 Jan. 7, 1880. Regulation of Immigration 1, 900 Jan. 9, 1880. Printing for Committee on ^Yays and Means 200

Jan. 9, 1880. Printing for Committee on Foreign Affairs Jan. 28, 1880. Printing for Committee on Elections 50 Mar. 2, 1880. Rules of the Honse 5,000 Mar. 5,1880. Investigation of sinking fund in District of Columbia 25

Apr. 1, 1880. House Report No. 203, second session Forty-sixth Congress ... 10,000

Apr. 1, 1880. Majority and minority reports on depression of labor 5, 000 May 11,1880. Duties on hoop, band, and scroll iron 3,800

May 11,1880. Duties on sugar 3,800

May 11,1880. Customs duties on certain articles 3,800 June 3, 1880. Charges against Hon. J. H. Acklen 3, 800 June 16, 1880. Contested-election cases Forty-sixth Congress 50 BY ACTS AND JOINT OR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.

Dec. 8, 1879. President's Message, &c 3,000 Dec. 18, 1879. Census law, ifcc 1, 000

Jan. 20, 1880. Printing for Land Commission 200

Jan. 29, 1880. Report of Health Omce of District of Columbia. 2, 500

Feb. 11,1880. American Ephemeris and ISTautical Almanac 1,500

Feb. 11,1880. Second Report Entomological Commissiou 10,000

Feb. 17,1880. Eulogies: Hon. Z. Chandler 12,050

Feb. 25,1880. Eulogies: Hon. Rush Clark 9,050 Mar. 20, 18>^0. Bulletin No. 3, Entomological Commission 10, 000 Mar. 25, 1880. Reprint of the first 5 volumes Report of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, 3,000 of each 15, 000 Apr. 1, 1880. Report on Sheep Husbandry 13,000

Apr. 1, 1880. Report of Committee on Depression of Labor 5, 000 Apr. 9,1880. Report of Eclipse of 1878 5,000

Apr. 9.1880. Eulogies: Hon. A. M. Lay 2,050

Apr. 17,1880. Yoluuie 14, Report on Zoology, Hayden, quarto series 5,000

Apr. 22,1880. Eulogies: Hon. George S. Houston 12,050

Apr. 22, 1880. Annual Report of the Chief Signal-Ofiacer for 1879 5, 000 May 5, 1880. Report of the Board to test ii'on, steel, &c., (H. Ex. Doc. No. 23) . 4, 900 May 6, 1880. Report on Diseases of Swine, &c 100, 000 May 6,1880. Report on Beet Sugar 20,000

May 7,1880. Volume 5, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) 5,000

May 22, 1880. Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1879 17, 400 May 26, 1880. Proceedings in relation to Jefferson's Desk 10, 000 May 26,1880. Operations of Life-Saving Service, 1879 6, 000
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Number of copies. May 26, 1880. Volume 4, Powell's quarto series (Etliuology) 5,000

May 28,1880. Coast Survey Report for 1879 4,900

May 28, 1880. Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1879 29, 900 May 31,1880. Agricultural Report for 1879 300,000 June 1, 1880. Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1879 11, 900 June 7,1830. Supplemeut to Revised Statutes 6,357 June 10, 1880. Rejiort of the National Academy of Sciences 500 June 11, 1880. Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1878 29, 900 June 15, 1880. Annual Report of the Entomological Bureau 15, 000 June 15, 1880. Digest of Opinions of Attorney-General 1, 000 June 16, 1880. Rebellion Records, of each volume * 10, 050 June 16, 1880. Report of the Commissioner of Claims 50 UNFINISHED WORK.

List of worlcs ordered Congress previous to the 2d session of the 46ih Congrtss remainivg

unfinished to date, December 1, 1880, wUlt an cstimale of the cost thereof. [Those marked witli a star (*) liave not been begun. This list does not include numbered documents

or reports, except in cases where extra copies bave been ordered.]

Title.

Acts of Continental Congress * Medical and Surgical History of the War, 2 vols., 5,000 each

Eeports of Board of Medical Experts * Einal reports Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 4, Hayden, 4to Hayden's Twelfth Annual Eeport, 1878 Coast Survey Report, 1877, 4to Final Hexjort Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 3, 4to * Final Eeport Geological and Geographical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 8, 4to * Final Eeport Geological and Geoglaphical Surveys, Hayden, vol. 13, 4to * .

Eeport of the Geological and Geographical Surveys, Powell, vol. 2, ethnology,

4to Eeport ofthe Geological and Geographical Surveys, Powell, vol. 3, geology, 4to Eeport ofthe Geological and Geographical Surveys, Powell, vol. 2, geology, 4to Eeport of the Geological and Geographical Surveys, Powell, vol. 4, geology, 4to. Professor Baird's Eeport on Fish and Fisheries for 1877 Professor Baird's Eeport on Fish and Fisheries for 1878 Eulogies on Professor Henry

Coast Survey Eeport for 1878, 4to Eeports of Commissioners to Paris Exposition, 5 vols., 15,000 each Eeport of Smithsonian Institution for 1878 Geological Surveys West of 100th Meridian, Wheeler, vol. 7, 4to Final Eeports of the Centennial Commissioners, 9 vols., 5,000 each

I^umber of

copies.

3, 000

10, 000

10, 000

3, 000

10, 000

2, 9u0

3, 000

3, 000

3, 000

3, 000

3, 000

3, 000

3, 000

10, 000

7, 500

15, 000

3, 400

75, 000

12, 400

3, 500

45, 000

Estimated

cost. No copy.

$25, 000 00

8, 459 33

5, 000 00

8, 818 75

6, 600 00

5, 000 00

5, 000 00

5, 000 00

5, 000 0«

4, 800 00

5, 000 00

5, 000 00

8, 000 00

6, 000 00

7, 000 00

6, 800 m

75, 0.00 00

4, 000 00

6, 000 00

45, 000 00 Total. 231, 700 246, 478 08

*^At the last session of Congress an act was passed providing for the publication of the Records of the War of the Rebellion, as follows

» * A- * * For continuiug the preparation of the publication of the Official Records of the War ofthe Rebellion, both of the Union and Confederate armies, and for the printing

and binding, under direction of the Secretary of War, of 10,000 copies of a compilation

of the official records, Union and Confederate, of the war of the rebellion, so far as

the same ma}i he rcadij for puhlication during the fseal year, |40,000." *

* It is estimated that there will be ninetj^-six volumes, of 10,050 copies each, aggre- gating 964,800 volumes when published. The co])y for three volumes has been fur- nished this office to date, December 1, 1880, and it is estimated that during the fiscal year copy for six additional volumes will be furnisbed.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 15

List of works ordered during the 2d session of the 46th Congress remaining unfinished to date, December 1, 1880.

Title. IvTumbei' of

copies. Estimated

cost.

lieport of Eclipse of 1878, 4to American Ephemeris and IsTantical Almanac

Eeport of Commissioner of Ediication for 1878 Digest of Eules of House

Eeport of Smithsonian Institution for 1879 Second Eeport Entomological Commission

Diseases of Swine, &c

Eeport on Beet Sugar

Proceedings in Eelation to Jeifer son's Desk - Operations of Life Saving Service, 1879 Agi'icultural Eeport for 1879 Coast Survey Eeport for 1879- Eeport of Commissioner of Education for 1879 Eeport of Board to Test Iron and Steel, 2 vols Eeport on Fisli and Fisheries for 1879 Vol. 4, PoweU's quarto series (Ethnology) * Vol. 5, Powell's quarto series (Ethnology) -^ Census law, etc - Eulogies: Hon. Z. Chandler"^ Eulogies : Hon Eush Clark ^ Eulogies : Hon. A. M. Lay * Eulogies: Hon. George S. Houston-' McDonald's Manual -^ Annual Eeport of the Bureau of Ethnology*

Eebellion Eecords (under Secretarj^ of War), 3 vols., 10,050 each Supplement to Eevised Statutes* Eeport on Sheep Husbandry

Digest of Opinions of Attorneys-General* Eeprint of first 5 volumes of Eeport of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries,

3,000 each

Vol. 14, Eeport on Zoology, Haj den, 4to* Total

5 000

1 500 3 707 20

2, 000 9 84.0 ^,9 17 400

10 000 5 530 34

•±4:, Oj^i\J Ol 20 000 7i , fil^ uxo 00w

10, 000 250 00

6 000 1 328 39 300 000 917 ofi5 4-'% 4 900 7 228 00

29 900 i O, U 1 1 I/O 9 800 fi OfiO 40

11 900 6 420 17

5, 000 10 000 00

5, 000 10, 000 OS

1 000 ^To copy.

12, 050 4, 262 09

9, 050 2, 783 00

2, 050 661 09

12, 050 3, 942 00

1, 000 775 00

15, 000 7, 500 0« 30,150 19,597 50

6, 357 'No copy.

13, 000 1, 186 75

1, 000 500 0(1

15, 000 9, 043 92

5, 000 13, 696 67

690, 407 437, 434 27 The above does not inclade the following list of publications authorized by the Eevised vStatutes and subsequent laws, of which a specified

number of coi^ies are designated, as follows

:

No. of copies. Abridgment of Documeuts 35, OOQ Annual Reports of Executive Departments *3, 000 Biennial Register 2, 500

Bills and Resolutions of Congress 925 Commerce and Navigation *8, 150 Commercial Relations *5, 000 Executive and Miscellaneous Documeuts and Reports of Committees 1, 900 Journal of tlie Senate 3, 220 Journal of the House 3, 1(30 Laws—Congressional edition tl, 550 Pampjilet edition t26, 633 "In addition to tlie usual number (1,900).

t And such number, in addition, as the Secretary of State may order, not exceed- ing 500.

T And such number, in addition, as the Secretary of State may order.
16 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Jfo. of copies. Laws—Statutes at Large (bound) 2,408

15, 000

*6, 357 1,000

t6, 000

tl, 550

Revised Statutes, second edition Supplement to Revised Statutes Opinions of Attorneys-General

Papers relating- to Foreign Affairs Postal Conventions, &c

Specifications of Patent Claims

Congressional Record, including bound edition 150 350 DEPARTMENT PRINTING AND BINDING.

The act making appropriations for the sundry civil expenses of the

government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880 (approved March 3, 1879), provides that out of the amount appropriated, printing and binding may be done by the Public Printer for the several executive and

judicial departments of the government to the amounts following, re- spectively, namely

For the Navy Department .$39,000 00 For the War Department 100, 000 00 For the Interior Department 191, 000 00 For the Treasury Department 180, 000 00 For the Post Office Department 140,000 00 For the Department of Agriculture 11, 000 00 For the State Department *. 15, 000 00 For the Supreme Court of the United States 30, 000 00 For tbe Sujireme Court of the District of Columbia 1, 000 00 For the Court of Claims 10, 000 00 For the Department of Justice 7, OCO 00 For the Library of Congress 19, 000 00 The act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the government for the.flscal year ending June 30, 1880

(approved June 21, 1879), appropriated for printing for the State Department $4,000.

The act making appropriations to sui)i)ly deficiencies in the api^ropriatious for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880 (approved June 16, 1880), ap- propriated for printing and binding for the Treasury Department $7,000. In addition to the above, the following amounts were deposited in the

Treasury to the credit of the public printing and binding by the depart

ments named, respectively:

By the Navy Department |256 10 By the War Department 9, 294 20 By tlie Interior Department (for census work) 48, 939 90 By the Treasury Department 19, 279 57 By the Post-Office Department 9, 366 26 By the Post-Office Department (for money-order work) 52, 773 06 By the Treasury Department (for National Board of Health) 6, 028 72

^ And such number, in addition, as the Secretary of State may order, tin addition to the usual number (1,900).

t And, in addition, such number as the Postmaster-General may order, not exceed- ing 500. And such number, in addition, as may be subscribed for, and those ordered on

requisition by the executive departments.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17

RECAPITULATION.

Department. Amount avail- able.

} Estimated cost of work delivered. Xavy War

Interior Treasury

Post-Office Agriculture

State Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the District of Columbia

Court of Claims Department of Justice, &c

Library of Congress

"Kational Board of Health

Office of Public Printer Total

$39, 256 10 $51, 793 15

109, 294 20 92, 672 42

239, 939 90 242, 189 25

202, 139 32 182, 936 34

11, 000 00 10, 087 27

19, 000 00 14, 831 36

30, 000 00 28, 312 57

1, 000 00 813 61

10, 000 00 7, 020 43

7, 000 00 3, 221 66

19, 000 00 8, 569 60

6, 028 72 6, 028 72

3, 537 99

899, 937 81 885, 036 97

THE CONORESSIGNAL RECORD.

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

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

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

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

the Forty-sixth Congress, including the index, is three, comprising 3,050 pages. The number of copies of each volume i^rinted and bound is 7,200,

aggregating 21,600 volumes. These have been disposed of as follows

:

Volumes. Delivered to Senate folding-room 7, 161 Delivered to House folding-room 13, 506 Delivered to House library 300 Delivered to Library of Congress 156 Delivered to officers r.f tbe House 27 Delivered to executive departments, on requisition 69 Delivered to Franklin Rives on order from a Senator 3 On hand 378 Total 21, 600 The number of copies of the Eecord authorized by law is 10,350, of

which number 3,461 of the first and 3,971 of the second session were

delivered unbound to the orders of members of Congress.

The number of bound volumes of the Record for the second sessit)n

Forty-sixth Congress, including the index, is six, comprising 6,080 pages.

2 PR '
18 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The number of copies of each vohirae printed and bound is 6,700, aggregating 40,200 volumes. These have been disposed of as follows

Volumes. Delivered to Senate foldiDg-room 13,218 Delivered to House foldiug-room 25, 062 Delivered to House library COO Delivered to Library of Congress 312 Delivered to officers of the House 54 Delivered to executive departments, on requisition 72 Delivered to W. A. Smitb on orders from members 12 On hand 870

40, 200 The cash receipts on account of Congressional Eecord for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, are as follows : From sale of Records |3, 054 87 From sale of paper shavings 1, 463 57 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 9, 151 58 RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF WASTE PAPER, ETC.

Duriug the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, there was received from

sales of documents, Kecords, waste pai^er, &c., the sum of $155,403 90,

which has been deposited in the Treasury.

ENLARaEMENT OF THE BUILDINO.

The enormous increase of the public printing and binding is such as

to require the enlargement of the building in which the work is done.

There is not half room enough to store the printed signatures as the

printing progresses. Fifty thousand copies of the last Annual Eeport of the Commissioner

of Agriculture have been printed 5 but, for want of storage, the printing

of the remaining two hundred and fifty thousand copies has been sus- pended until the edition of fifty thousand now printed can be bound and

delivered. Other i)ublic documents are delayed for the same reason. INCREASE OF WORK.

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878 :

Pamphlets and documents.

Blanks, enve- Blank books. Miscellaneous

lopes, <fec. Number of Number of binding.

copies. pages.

Executive Departments

69, 388, 336 949, 761 120, 797 120, 150 31, 631 Congress 5, 569, 317 17, 908, 510 114, 100 580 12, 474 *Total 74,957,653 18,858,271 234,897 120,730 44,105
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 19

The following recapitulation shows the amount of work executed

during' the fiscal year ending June 30, 1879

:

Blanks, envelopes, <fcc.

Pamphlets and documents. Number of Number of

copies. pages.

Miscellaneous

binding.

Executive Departments

Congress

Total

98, 097, 933

7. 714, 653

8, 451, 086 119, 201

15, 250, 312 110, 749

246, 564

677

16, 289

9, 987 103,8 l;2,586 3 8,701,398 ^'.49,950 The following tables will show the immense amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880.

The first table shows the total number of blanks, pamphlets, and documents, blank books, and miscellaneous volumes, printed and bouud for the Executive Departments

:

Department.

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents.

1 Number of i Number of

copies. pages.

1

Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding.Memoran- dum

blocks.

Treasury 31, 421, 281 415, 855 24, 330 100, 309 3, 544 89, 901 War 6, 682, 901 1, 197, 402 4, 220 38, 324 12, 401 151, 188

755, 033 160, 760 6, 422 5, 511 2, 562 6, 008

19, 699, 924 2, 006, 053 56, 664 58, 347 6, 901 68, 417

Post-Office 62, 493. 420 61, 180 1,488 136, 664 1,099 1, 230 Agriculture 1, 233, 530 187, 870 433 38 964

186, 0.55 130, 434 105,31929, 040

27, 609

245, 530

1, 504

27, 245

582

670 79946

250 Justice 73 Health

Total 122, 713. 897 4, 331, 299 122, 888 340, 708 27, 794 311, 744 The next table shows the number of copies of documents, &c., printed

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

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

orders for extra coi)ies of public documents made during the same time

:

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents. Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding.

Memoran- dum

blocks. Number of

copies Number of pages.

1, 390, 946

3-982, 784

7, 269, 735

6, 100

1, 600

151, 335

*31, 444

38, 66^

38, 616 Library of Congress

2, 167, 874

.5, 509, 009 311,000

565, 692

123 490

12

103

3, 708

343

6, 023

3

1, 267

13, 498

3, 757

10

Total 8, 553, 575 12,802,500

1 108,722 728 11, 344 17, 265

* Includes 6,080 pages of Congressional Eecord, 2d session Forty-sixth Congress.
20 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

RECAPITULATION.

IBlanlis envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and docnments. Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding.

Memoran- dum

blocks. Number of

copies. Number ofpages.

Executive Departments

122, 713, 897

8, 553, 575

4, 331, 299

12, 802, 500

122, 888

108, 722

340, 708 728

27, 794

11, 344

311, 744

17, 265 Total 131,267,472 17,133,799 231.610 341,436 39,138 329,009

As an evidence of the increase of the work in this office, the number

of blanks printed during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1879, exceeded

those printed during the previous year by 30,8^4,933, and the

blank books by 1^6,o] 1 ; and the increase of blanks printed during

the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, over those printed during 1879,

is 30,454,880, and of blank books 94,195 as shown by the above

exhibits. The increase of the work during the first quarter of the pres- ent fiscal year, as shown by requisitions from the Executive Departments,

exceeds that of the last fiscal year duriog the same time by twenty-five

per centum.

CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.

The attention of Congress is again most respectfully called to the

bound and unbound copies of the Congressional Globe purchased several

years ago by Congress. It will be remembered that they were pur- chased for the sum of one hundred thousand dollars, in accordance

icitli the schedule suhmitted,^^ and that, although the number of volumes

exceeded the number specified in the schedule, they were found to be

odd numbers, there being only two comi^lete sets, and entirely worthless, except for waste paper unless additional volumes are printed to- make complete sets. At the last session of Congress the Senate adopted a resolution call- ing on the Public Printer for an " estimated cost of reproducing a suffi- cient number of volumes to make comx)lete sets of one thousand and of

two thousand, of the whole number."

The following information was furnished in compliance with the reso- lution : The estimate of the cost of reprinting and binding a sufficient number

of volumes to make one and two thousand complete sets (108 volumes

complete a set) was carefully made by Mr. Oyster, the foreman of the

Eecord room, and is here^vith submitted.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

statement showing tlie cost of jyrinting and hinding a sufficient number of volumes of the Congressional Globe, from the Tweniy-tliird to the Forty-second Congress, inclusive, to comjilete sets of 1,000 and 2,000.

volumes

on

hand.

Number

of

unbound

volumes

on

hand.

Number

of

volumes

required

to

complete

sets

of

1,000.

Cost

of

printing

and

binding

volumes

to

complete

sets

of

LOOO. Number

of

volumes

required

to

complete

sets

of

2,000.

Cost

of

printing

and

binding

volumes

to

complete

sets

of

2,000.

4 299 697 $902 70 1, 697 $1, 904 50

3 375 622 1, 118 60 1, 622 2,497 90

2 342 656 4, 492 10 1, 656 5, 732 70

2 116 882 9, 661 55 1, 882 10, 984 25

8 362 630 789 40 1, 630 1, 701 40

2 321 677 4, 864 25 1, 677 6,231 35

2 200 798 4, 610 80 1, 798 5, 531 60

3 136 861 7, 399 95 1, 861 8, 592 35

8 80 912 7, 835 85 1, 912 9,075 85

14 297 689 6, 957 80 1,689 8, 165 10

19 683 298 4, 491 30 1, 298 5, 455 00

5 337 658 847 30 1, 658 1, 815 80

5 292 703 5, 843 35 1, 703 6, 925 55

2 428 570 5, 884 95 1, 570 7, 042 15

3 127 870 8, 502 20 1, 870 9, 830 80

4 996 1, 355 20 1, 996 2, 553 10

12 509 479 4, 325 10 1, 479 5, 643 60

21 433 546 7, 327 70 1, 546 8, 595 70 45 664 291 7, 638 80 1, 291 8, 942 40

36 1, 729 483 00 235 7,350 60

61 301 638 7, 373 60 1, 638 8, 616 80

55 412 533 6, 896 80 1, 533 8, 128 80

99 153 748 5, 807 70 1, 748 6, 878 50

60 235 705 5, 798 30 1, 705 6, 880 10

85 833 82 8, 298 00 1, 082 9, 683 10

32 1,432 484 00 536 7, 075 80

35 1, 925 482 50 40 6, 047 15

38 2, 400 481 00 981 00

34 2, 118 483 00 983 00 47 1, 101 476 50 852 5, 600 80 34 1, 306 483 00 660 6, 057 15

34 1, 297 483 00 669 6, 237 30

35 1, 624 482 50 341 6, 002 10

39 1, 110 480 50 851 6, 452 90

52 1, 535 474 00 413 8, 410 75

28 388 584 835 80 1, 584 1, 823 90

31 325 644 866 10 1, 644 1, 876 30

224 776 854 40 1,776 1, 872 90 210 790 806 70 1, 790 1, 796 60 202 798 838 90 1, 798 1, 815 30 222 28 750 1, 062 10 1, 750 2,280 60 133 241 626 735 60 1, 626 1, 791 00

Congress and sessions.

1

; 2 I 3 I

4 I 5 I 6 ! 7'\

91011

1213

I 14

!

15

' 16

I 17 I 18 I 19 1 20 ! 21 I

32

3334

3536

37

38 !

1st and 2d sessions 23d Congress

1st session and Appendix 24th Congress. 2d session 24th Congress and Appendix, and Ist session 25th Congress. J 2d session 25th CongTess and Appendix*

3d session 2oth Congress and Appendix

-

1st session 26th Congress and Appendix!

2d session 26th Congress and Appendix*

1st session 27th Congress and Appendix*

2d session 27th Congress* 2d session 27th Congress, Apj)endix* ... 3d session 27th Congi-ess and Appendix*

1st session 28th Congress

1st session 28th Congress, Ax^pendix* .... 2d session 28th Congress and Appendix'^!

1st session 29th Congress* i 1st session 29th Congress, Appendix§ .. .i 2d session 29th Congress and Appendix!

Ist session 30th Congress*

j 1st session 30th Congxess, Appendix*

2d session 30th Congress and Appendix*

1st session, part 1, 31st Congress*

1st ses.sion, part 2, 31st Congress* \ 1st session, part 1, 31st Congress, Appendix.* I 1st session, part 2, 31st Congress, Ap- j pendix.* ! 2d session 31st Congress and Appendix*

1st session, i)art 1, 32d Congress* j 1st session, part 2, 32d Congress*

1st session, part 3, 32d Congress*

1st session 32d Congress, Appendix*

2d session, part 1, 32d Congress*

2d session, part 2, 32d Congress and Appendix.*

1st session, part 1, 33d Congress*

1st session, part 2, 33d Congress*

1st session, part 3, 33d Congress*

1st session 33d Congress, Appendix*

2d session, part 1, 33d Congress

2d session, part 2, 33d CongTess, and Appendix.

1st and 2d sessions, part 1, 34th Congress.

1st and 2d sessions, part 2, 34th Congress.

1st and 2d sessions, part 3, 34th Congress . 1st session 34th Congress, Appendix

3d session, part 1, 34th Congress
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIN'IER.

Statement slwwing cost of printing and binding vohimes of Congressional Glohe, tf-c— Cont'd,

1

Number

of

volume. Congress and sessions.

Number

of

bound

volumes

on

hand.

Number

of

unbound

volumes

on

hand.

Number

of

volumes

required

to

complete

sets

of

1,000. j

Cost

of

y)rinting

and

binding

volumes

to

complete

sets

of

1,000. Number

of

volumes

required

to

complete

sets

of

2,000.

Cost

of

printing

and

binding

volumes

to

complete

sets

of

2,000.

43 3d session, part 2, 34tb Congress, and Ap- 131 196 673 $694 90 1, 673 $1, 767 50' pendix.

44 1st session, part 1, 35tb Congress 25 302 673 980 40 1, 673 2, 114 50

1st session, part 2, 35tb Congress 28 295 677 i)lO 90 1, 677 2, 117 90

46 1st session pai't 3 35tb Congress 48 296 65^ 953 00 1,656 2, 083 40

1st session 35tb Congress, Appendix .

36 283 681 974 90 3, 681 I, 110 80 48 2d session, part 1, 35tb Congress 55 256 689 981 30 1, 689 2, 124 00 49 2d session, part 2, 35th Congress, and Ap- 81 269 650 931 20 1, 650 2, 062 OO pendix.

50 1st sessiou, part 1, 36th Congress 158 201 641 871 50 1, 641 1, 979 40

51 10.i It 77/1 O A7n R(\

0-4 1st session, part 3, 36th Congress 158 119 723 924 50

1, 774

1, 723

Z, U/U DU

2, 033 30- Do 1st session, part 4, 30th Congress, and Ap- 153 187 660 921 70 1, 660 2, 084 80 pendix.

54 2d session, part 1. 36th Congress 100 172 728 974 10 1, 728 2, 072 10 00 2d session, part 2, 36th Congress, and Ap- 92 184 724 925 70 1, 724 1, 992 80 pendix.

56 1st (special) session 37th Congress and 91 1, 442 454 50 467 1, 129 40 Appendix.

57 2d session, part 1, 37th Congress 101 1 898 1, 074 90 1, 898 2, 184 30

00 2d session, part 2, 37th Congress 109 891 1, 070 90 1, 891 2, 165 60

59 3d session, pai t 3, 37th Congress 105 10 885 1, 067 60 1, 885 O 1 F»7 QA .i, 10/ oU

60 2d session, part 4, 37th Congress, and Ap- 95 2 903 1, 099 10 1, 903 2, 211 80 pendix.

61 3d session, ])art 1, 37th Congress 131 5 864 991 00 1, 864 2, 041 90

62 3d session, part 2, 37th Congress, and Ap- 131 869 996 30 1, 869 2, 051 70 pendix.

63 90 267 643 916 10 1, 643 O AJO OA

2, 042 80 64 1st session, part 2, 38tli Congress 103 214 683 936 10 1, 683 2, 060 80

65 1st session, part 3, 38th Congress 110 275 615 884 90 1, 615 1, 983 80

66 1st session, part 4, 38th Congress, and Ap- 111 206 683 910 90 1, 683 2, 007 80 pendix.

67 2d session, part 1, 38th Congress 78 228 694 874 40 1, 694 1, 802 00 68 2d session, part 2, 38th Congress, and Ap- 77 257 666 853 70 1, 666 1, 863 10 pendix.

69 1st session, part 1, 39th CongTess 435 565 695 90 1, 565 1, 762 70 70 420 580 719 30 1, 580 1, 848 40

71 438 23 .539 673 20 1, 539 1, 814 9a

72 1st session, part 4, 39th Congress 423 15 562 696 60 1, 562 1, 837 10

73 1st session, parts, 39th Congress, and Ap- 422 12 566 704 40 ' 1, 566 1, 842 50 pendix.

74 2d session, part 1, 39th Congress 167 5 828 882 90 1, 828 1, 876 90 75 2d session, part 2, 39th Congress 168 29 803 871 80 1,803 1, 861 70

76 2d session, part 2, 39th Congress, and Ap- 168 14 818 923 60 1, 818 1, 915 60 pendix.

77 1st session 40th Congress and Appendix. 75 323 602 888 20 1, 602 1, 986 60

78 354 97 549 837 10 1,549 2, 165 60 79 348 103 .549 840 10 1, 549 2, 168 60

80 1 2d sessiou, part 3, 40th Congress 340 95 565 860 00 1, 565 2, 177 30
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

Statement showing cost of jprinting and linding volumes of Congressional Glohe, (Jx'. —Cout'd.

> Congress and sessions.

-~ J=

'c ^

-f =

Iz

c 9

X > . ® £ 2

^ 8 s

i_ 05 ~ 5 i>

'"^^ S

vs > o t J

® '3 S o Number

of

volumes

re(iiiir('d

to

complete

sets

of

2,000. 1 -'I .go ^

.S ^ ^=1 . ^ — 3 o - 2 ;i O

81 2d session, part 4, 40tli Congress 357 86 557 1846 20 1, 557 $2, 169 00

82 2d session, part 5. 40tli Congress, and Ap- 342 75 583 890 80 1, 583 2, 2.50 00 pendix.

83 Supplement, trial of A. Johnson 336 67 597 554 60 1, 597 1,375 90. 84 3d session, part 1, 40tli Congress 532 101 367 472 50 1, 367 1, 547 40 85 3d session, part 2, 40tli Congress .532 102 366 467 20 1, 366 1, 547 40

86 3d session, part 3, 40th Congress, and Ap- 542 101 357 462 20 1, 357 1, .542 40 pendix.

87 1st session 41st CongTess and Appendix.

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169 30 801 934 90 1, 801 1, 998 40

88 2d session, part 1, 41st Congress 739 226 35 186 30 1, 035 1, 473 30

89 2d session, part 2, 41st Congress 739 220 41 195 60 1. 041 1, 488 00

90 2d session, part 3, 41st CongTess 739 178 83 242 10 1, 083 1, .522 30

91 2d session, part 4, 41st Congress 7-Jl 201 58 222 1, 058 1, 501 70

92 2d session, part 5, 41st Congress - .

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93 O/l o^o .-r.^ ,OT.<^ ft Hot n^T^rmac^ 743 220 37 184 30 1, 037 1 481 10

94 2d session 41st Congress, Appendix 739 205 56 186 30 1, 056 1, 179 30

95 3d session, part 1, 41st Congress 723 139 138 269 90 1, 138 1. 383 30

96 3d session, part 2, 41st Congress 712 120 168 288 90 1, 108 1, 418 20

97 3d session, part 3, 41st Congress, and Ap- 689 236 75 248 50 1, 075 1, .356 20 pendix

98 644 3.56 363 60 1, 356 1, 270 90 99 1st session, part 2. 42d Congress, and Ap- 645 355 351 50 1, 355 1, 221 40 pendix.

99J 0 1^ . ^0 1 n . T 1 - 768 96 136 162 50 1, 136 834 50 100 2d session, part 1. 42d Congress 768 16 216 273 50 1, 216 1, 282 00

lOl 2d session, part 2, 42d Congress 768 232

212

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106 3d session, part 1. 42d Congress 521 172 ' 307 459 90 1, 307 1, .540 20 107 3d session, part 2, 42d Congress 521 225 254 419 30 1, 254 1, 499 00 108 3d session, part 3, 42d Congress, and Ap- 521 301 178 378 10 1, 178 1, 459 80 pendix. Total 26,638 36,408 53,480 184 707 40 155, 544 349, 781 95 There are no stereot.vpe plates for the volumes marked thus (*). The stereotype plates are on hand for the Appendixes, but not for the regular proceedings, in the volumes marked thus (t). There are no stereotype plates for the proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Congress in the volume marked thus (J). There are no stereotype plates for the Index to the volume marked thus (§). It is respectfully submitted for tlie consideratiou of Congress that,

should it be determined not to direct a sufficient number of volumes to be printed to make a specified number of sets, then to authorize the

sale of the odd volumes, bound and unbound, at public auction to the

highest bidder, as waste paper, and the proceeds thereof to be covered

into the Treasury.
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KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

No. 2.

Statement shoicing the estimated cost of printing, andjjaper for same, and of hlank

looTcs, binding, ruling, cjc, for the executive and judicial departments of the government

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880.

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Navy Department

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$5, 090 53 $1, 732 72 $6, 823 25 $6, 573 78 $13, 397 03 Bureau of Equipment and. Eecruiting . .

.

1, 300 54 180 18 1,480 72 775 10 2, 255 82 Provisions and Clothing 654 13 500 01 1, 154 14 1, 670 52 2, 824 66 315 76 120 28 436 04 482 56 918 60 195 63 175 47 371 10 4, 324 76 4 695 00

1, 269 28 279 J, O-lo g9 5, 103 64 6, 652 56

1,798 80 718 04 2 516 84 741 40 3 258 24

166 58 81 11 0/17 RQoy 41 Qfl ou 288 99

10, 831 20 2, 028 A a

14, ooy Do 2, 258 46 15, 118 14

238 69 225 464 16 1, 919 09 2, 383 25 Total for ISTavy Department 21, 861 14 6, 041 40 27, 902 54 23, 890 61 51, 793 15 "War Department

:

3, 040 88 1, 924 25 4, 965 13 1, 575 11 6, 540 24 Adjutant-General 5, 207 82 4, 032 89 9, 240 71 3, 954 98 13, 195 69

3, 244 61 3, 582 94 6, 827 55 7, 893 74 14 721 29

4, 988 18 1, 151 85 6 140 06 8, 131 flQ Uo 14, 271 09 Commissary-General 1, 014 09 749 45 1, 763 54 2, 484 13 4, 247 67

8, 588 75 415 019, 004 DO 5, 622 00 14, 626 78

4, 627 65 2, 528 00 /, JLOD 20 3, 399 1 71

1

10, 555 37 Paymaster-General 382 58 208 / o 651 36 415 18 1, 067 14

4, 400 84 4, 288 93 8 689 77 4,757 38 13, 447 15 Total for War Department 35, 495 40 18, 943 48 54, 438 88 38, 233 54 92, 672 42

Interior Department

:

Office of the Secretary 17, 097 89 3, 401 30 20, 499 19 7, 441 89 27, 941 08 Commissioner of Pensions.

.

4, 984 22 5, 416 58 10, 400 80 6, 575 62 16, 976 42 Commissioner of Patents . .

.

92, 647 60 11, 180 98 103, 828 58 12, 854 59 116, 683 17 Commissioner of Land Office 4, 554 02 3, 449 12 8, 003 14 8, 388 94 16, 392 08 Comm'r of Indian Affixirs . .

.

3, 874 88 1, 624 76 5, 499 64 5, 124 04 10, 623 68 Commissioner of Education 1,498 30 1, 001 65 2, 499 95 267 69 2, 767 64 Bureau of Railroad Accounts 236 42 124 90 361 32 178 64 539 96

17, 462 72 19, 081 18 36, 543 90 12, 396 00 48, 939 90 Bureau of Surveys 383 00 54 10 437 10 888 22 1, 325 32 Total for Interior Department 142 739 05 45, 334 57 188, 073 62 54, 115 63 242, 189 25

97, 227 21 40, 254 33 137, 481 54 95, 541 06 233, 022 60

44, 004 70 67, 825 00 111, 829 70 71, 106 64 182, 936 34 Department of Agriculture 4, 102 29 2, 920 26 7, 022 55 3, 064 72 10, 087 27

State Department 4, 884 95 3, 037 24 7, 922 19 6, 909 17 14, 831 36

Office of Public Printer 1, 630 23 475 16 2, 105 39 1, 432 60 3, 537 99
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2.

Statement of the estimated cost of printing, tf-c. —Contmued.

Department.

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Judiciary : Department of Justice and Attorney-

$2, 163 91 $211 48 $2, 375 39 $846 27 $3, 221 66 Supreme Court ol tlie United States .... 27, 635 00 212 93 27, 847 93 464 64 28, 312 57 Sujireme Court of District of Columbia . 763 82 33 19 797 01 16 60 813 61 Court of Claims 6, 564 22 130 87 6, 695 09 325 34 7, 020 43

37, 126 95 5H8 47 37, 715 42 1, 652 85 39, 368 —

27

Libraiy of Congress (miscellaneous) 194 65 44 92 239 57 8, 330 03 8, 569 60

irrational Board of Health 4, 480 11 1, 416 33 5, 896 44 132 28 6, 028 72 RECAPITULATION

liTavy Department $21, 861 14 $6, 041 40 $27, 902 54 $23, 890 61 $51, 793 15 "War Department : 35, 495 40 1», 943 48 54, 438 88 38, 233 54 92, 672 42 Interior Department 142, 739 05 45, 334 57 188, 073 62 54, 115 63 242, 189 25 Treasury Department 97, 227 21 40, 2.54 33 137, 481 54 95, 541 06 233, 022 60

Post-Oflfice Department 44, 004 70 67, 825 00 111, 829 70 71, 100 64 182, 936 34 Department of Agriculture 4, 102 29 2, 920 26 7, 022 55 3, 064 72 10, 087 27 State Department 4, 884 95 3, 037 24 7, 922 19 6, 909 17 14, 831 36 Judiciary Department 37, 126 95 588 47 37, 715 42 1, 6.52 85 39, 368 27

Office of Public Printer 1 630 23 475 16 2, 105 39 1, 432 60 *3, 537 99 Library of Congress (miscellaneous) 194 65 44 92 239 57 8, 330 03 8, 569 60

N"ational Board of Healtb 4 480 11 1, 416 33 5, 896 44 132 28 6, 028 72 Total 393 746 68 186, 881 16 580, 627 84 304, 409 13 885, 036 97

Includes $826.55 for books and blanks for Congressional Record. Kg. 3.

Statement slioicing the disbursements on. account of salaries and

contingent expenses in the office of tJie Public Printer during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880.

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

$13, 600 00 Contingent expenses of the office 1, 580 27

15, 180 27
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

Xo. 4.

Statement showing the clishursements on account of the imhlic printing

{excei)t Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending Jitrw 30, 1850. Pay of employes

:

July $30, 728 33 Augiist 61,919 78 September 64, 686 50 October 66, 80 46 November , 69,666 53 December 7'2, 611 97 January 82, 309 12 February 73,257 60 March/. 37,555 92 April 54, 769 38 May 71,357 60 June 71,409 32

.^757, 075 51 Improvements and repairs to building : Plumbiug and gas-fitting 1,357 83 Repairs ^ 1,394 77 Lumber 1,591 76

Glass 40 00 Lead, glazier-tools, and paint 274 73 Awnings and fixtures 12 87 Curtains and fixtures 128 00 4,799 96 Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

:

6 printing-presses, at s2,000 12,000 00

1 printing-press 850 00

1 printing-press 3, 800 00

1 hand printing-press 265 00

1 hand printing-press 230 00

1 hand printing-press 175 00

1 proof printing-press 58 50 Fixtures to presses 309 17

8 folding-machines, at §785 6, 280 00 20 folding-machines, at s685 13,700 00

1 folding-machine 750 GO

1 folding and pasting machine 1, 350 00

1 rotary slitting-macliiue, cross-cutters and fixtures 2, 194 00

1 Douglas rotary-pump 22 00

3 pressing-machines, at si, 000 3,000 00 Fixtures to yu-essiug-machines 8 10

25,000 boards for pressing-machines 1, 118 75

3,000 boards for pressing-machines, at $75 per M 225 00

5,000 boards for pressing-machines, at 1150 per M 250 00

Shaftings, pulleys, &c 531 59 Repairs to boiler 121 95

5,254 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 262 70 360 pounds iron castings, at 4| cents 16 20 426^ pounds wire for stitcliing-machines, at 40 cents 170 50 9li pounds wire for stitching-machines, at 30 cents 27 37 82 spools for stitching-machines, at 10 cents 8 20 Carried forward 47,724 03 761,875 47
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brouglit forward $47, 724 03 $761, 875 47

9 spools for stitcliing-inachines, at 12 cents 1 08

Stitcliiug-macliiue fixtures 51 98

12 rolls felting-, at $4 48 00 300 feet belting, at 15 cents 45 00 200 feet belting, at 10 cents 20 00

100 feet belting, at 13 cents 13 00

32 feet belting, at 28 cents 8 96

33 feet belting 5 05

100 pounds lubricating compound, at 25 cents 25 00

50 pounds lubricating compound, at 35 cents 17 50

170 cups, at 30 cents 51 00

34 cujis, at 35 cents 11 90

1 Acme cutting-knife ' 20 00 2 cutting-knives 25 11 48 cutting-sticks, at 30 cents 14 40

2 forges and extra bood 49 50 Fixtures to bot-rolliug machine 19 20

Iron, steel, tools, &c 1,348 39 49,499 10 Stereotyping and electrotyping : • 26,473 pounds stereotype metal, at 7.45 cents 1,972 24

2 melting-furnaces 189 00 Furnace fixtures 242 39

1 steam lieating-table 54 00

1 planing and sawing machine 495 00

1 stereotype saw-table 135 00

1 stereotype beveling-Tnacbine 135 00

1 shoot-board and plane 22 05

1 backing-stand and stand 34 20

1 filing-table 12 60

1 wax-kettle 22 50

1 copper building-tool 3 15

1 set hammer and chisels 8 10

1 electrotype-trimmer and fixtures 162 00

\ 1 dynamo-machine and pulley 406 75

1 clay molding-press 200 00

1 iron shoot board and planer 21 00

1 electrotype-trimmer 6 OO

Casting-box, bars and cores , 100 00

8,988 pounds bar lead 323 57

1,295 pounds bar tin, at 15 cents 194 25

40 pounds electrotype black lead, at 65 cents 26 00

30 pounds plumbago, at 50 cents 15 00

20 barrels potter's clay, at $3.25 65 00

5 pounds (quicksilver, at 60 cents 3 00

200 pounds tin-foil, at 25 cents 50 00 500 pounds electrotype iron-turnings 20 00 693 pounds electrotype iron-borings 31 19 27 barrels plaster paris, at $2.75 74 25

34 battery-plates, at $5.80 197 20

8 battery-plates, at 6.30 50 40

6 battery-plates, at $9 54 00 Carried forward 5, 324 84 811, 374 57
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Brought forward - - - - |5, 324 84 $811, 374 57

4 battery-plates, at S12 48 00

96 stereotype-blocks 234 72

1,576 feet blockiug-wood, at 25 cents 394 00

2,016 bonnet-boards, at 2 cents 40 32

ljig--saw, drills, and saw-blades 120 00

12 stereotype-ratchets 5 40

18 finishers' punches 7 20

20 finishers' chisels 8 00

2 pairs calipers 3 00

3 pairs gloves, at 12 6 00 6,191 48 Type, various kinds 10, 985 46 Composition and use of type 56 00

15,000 feet rule, at 6 cents 900 00

1,000 feet rule, at 14 cents 140 00 500 feet rule, at 8 cents 40 00 250 feet rule, at 12 cents 30 00

162 chases 723 39

127 galleys 287 10 102 stands, at $4.85 494 70

228 composing-sticks 166 59 Imposing-stones and frames 188 42

71 type-cases 11183

23 cabinets, at |9 207 00

11 dozen mallets, at §4.85 53 35

12 dozen shooting-sticks, at 60 cents 7 20

24 dozen shooting-sticks, at 72 cents 17 28

16,000 quoins, at 86 per M 96 00

10,000 quoins, at 50 cents per C 50 00

l,032f dozen patent quoins, at $2.50 2, 581 67

48 keys, at 75 cents 36 00 ' 1,104 inches side and foot sticks, at 8 cents 88 32 212 pounds x^age-cord, at 24 cents 50 88 24 whitewash-brushes 50 00

10 dozen lye-brushes, at $3.45 34 50

2 dozeu pick-brushes, at $7.25 14 50 Miscellaneous brushes 90 36 2 boxes crayons 40

24 water-buckets 16 00 23 dozen brooms, at §2.25 51 75

65 pounds sponge, at $1.70 110 50

3 pounds sponge, at $1 3 00 Chairs and stools 74 00 72 boxes wax tapers 26 25 Miscellaneous items 250 23 — 18, 032 6a

Materials, &c.

:

Printing-ink, 3,795 pounds, at 11 cents 417 45

5,500 pounds, at 9 cents 495 00

1,300 pounds, at 14 cents 182 00

1,762 pounds, at 20 cents 352 40 50 pounds red copying, at $2 100 00 Colored 38 00 1,584 85- Carried forward 837, 183 58
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Bronglit forward |837, 183 58

Oils, 673 gallons sperm, at $1.05 $706 65

105 gailous linseed, at 65 cents 68 25

1 gallon crude 70 775 60 Benzine, 705^ gallons, at llf cents 82 88

Coaline, 361 gallons, at 15 cents 54 15 Glycerine, 3,764 pounds, at 17^ cents 658 70

Sirup, lOU gallons, 37^ cents 38 06 Roller-composition, 220 pounds, at 55 cents 121 00 Alum, 12 ijouuds, at 8 cents 96 Muriatic acid, 5 gallons , 3 75 Turpentine, 5 gallons, at 40 cents 2 00

10 gallons, at 50 cents 5 00 20 gallons, at 55 cents 11 00 20 pounds gum 2 00 20 00 Borax, 120 pounds, at 16 cents 19 20 Tallow, 150 pounds, at 12 cents , 18 00 50 pounds, at 12^ cents 6 25

24 25 Detergent, 1,352 jiounds, at 4| cents 60 84

SuliDliuric acid, 2 carboys, at |3.70 7 40

Sulx)liate of copper, 329 pounds, at 8f cents 28 79

325 pounds, at 10| cents 34 44 . 332 pounds, at 12 cents 39 84 103 07 Potash, 3,838 pounds, at 5i cents 225 48 Whiting, 370 ijounds, at 1^ cents 5 55 Dubbin, 25 pounds, at 22 cents.. . 5 50

Insect-iDOwder, 20 ]30unds, at 88 cents 17 60 Glue, 2,427 pounds, at 18 cents 436 86

134 pounds, at 19 cents 25 46 462 32 Cotton, l,092f yards, at 7 cents 76 50

3,630f yards, at 12 cents 435 69

109i yards, at 18i cents 20 26

45 yards, at 12^ cents 5 63

538 08 Crash, 525 yards, at 9| cents i 49 88 Twine, 209 pounds, at 15 cents 31 35

51 pounds, at 17 cents 8 67

452| pounds, at 8^ cents 37 36

5,734^ pounds cord, at 15 cents 860 18 402 pounds, at 25 cents 100 50

52 pounds, at 30 cents 15 60

1, 053 66 Thread, 179 pounds, at 83 cents 148 57 144 pounds, at 92 cents 132 48 102 pounds, at 68 cents 69 36 48 pounds, at 62 cents 29 76

380 17 Carried forward 841,891 68
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

Brouglit forward j $841,891 68 Gray super, 1,936 yards, at 4.2 ceuts 82 57 Blauketing, 5 yards, at |1.25 |6 25

25 yards, at p. 60 90 00 25 yards, at $6.90 172 50

10 yards, at |6.37 63 70

5 yards, at $4.50 22 50

li yards, at $12.15 16 20

371 15 Tympau-clotli, 8 yards, at $1.35 10 80

Pius, 6 packs, at $1.50 9 00 Beeswax, 348^ pouuds, at 30 ceuts 104 55

Flour, 2 barrels, at $5.24 10 48 Soap, 2,548 pouuds, at 6f cents 171 99 Gum arable, 45 pounds, at 25 ceuts 11 25 25 pouuds, at 70 ceuts 17 50 — 28 75

Cores, 1,428, at 20 ceuts 285 60 Crocks, 16 dozeu, at $2.15 34 40

Matclies, 3 gross boxes 7 30

Needles, 184 packs, at 15 ceuts 27 60 70 packs, at 10 ceuts 7 00

34 60 Overlayiug-paper, 10 reams, at $2.25 22 50 Gas 4,555 55 Statiouery 218 03 Wasbirg towels. . . 940 25 Saw-dust 55 50 Coal 1, 297 67

Ice 310 66 Telegrapliiug 56 42

Teleplioue reut 58 78 Boxiug, cartiug, aud freight 416 60

Horses, wagous, &c.

:

1 mule 100 00

1 horse 110 00 Use of horse 104 days, at 75 ceuts 78 00 Horsefeed 391 98 Wagou repairs 187 85 Shoeing 137 63 Harness repairs 104 30 Harness and wagon grease 2 35 2 bushels salt 1 00 3 chamoise skins, at 75 ceuts 2 25 Veterinary services aud medicine 34 85

1, 150 21 Total 852, 125 04
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 5.

Statement sJioiving the disbursements on account ofpamper for the public printing [except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1880.

PRINTING-PAPER.

10, 118 reams and lOv^-; quires uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at $3.24 |32,767 83

3, 086 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at 13.69 - 11, 387 34 400 reams uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.27.5 1, 710 00 617,942 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.2 cents 44, 491 82 13,225 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.8 cents 1,031 55

59, 181 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.9 cents 4,675 30

2, 970 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.18.7 12,435 39

9, 289 reams and 14 quires calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $4.34.6 40, 373 02

4, 852 reams calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$4.82.3 23,401 20

1, 495 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $5.53. 8, 267 35 514 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $6.51 . 3, 346 14

5, 989 reams and 17 quires calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $3.82.5 22,910 80

97 reams and 15 quires calendered, 46 pounds, 26 by 32

inches, at $4.55.4 445 15

200 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $5.64. 1, 128 00

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

$3.56.4 762 70

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

$4.04.8 955 33 453 reams and 11 quires calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 31^

inches, at $4 1,814 20

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

$4.75 1, 947 50

1,291 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at $3.36 4,337 76

108 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31|- inches, at

$3.90.6 421 85

217 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at

$3.24 703 08

119 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by inches, at

$3.68 437 92

2, 037 reams and 10 quires tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.95 8, 048 12

439 reams and 16 quires tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28^

inches, at $3.16 1,389 77

1, 014 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22 by 28^ inches, at $3.60 3, 650 40

828 reams tinted, 53 pounds, 2H 32 inches, at $6.36 5, 266 08 Carried forward 238, 105 60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

Bronglit forward $238, 105 60

3, 204 reams and 17 quires tinted, 60 pounds, 25 by 38 inches,

at $8.40 26,920 74

97 reams and 2 quires tinted, 60 pounds, 23 by 31 inches,

at $8.40 815 64 23 reams and 7 quires tinted, 78 pounds, 23 by 31 inches,

at $10.92 254 98

78 reams and 8 quires tinted, 35 pounds, 19 by 24 inches,

at $4.90 384 16- 30 reams and 8 quires tinted, 49 pounds, 20 by 32 inches,

at $6.86 208 54

15 reams and 4 quires tinted, 50^ pounds, 23^ by 28

inches, at $7.07 107 4&

7 reams and 12 quires tinted, 47 pounds, 22 by 28 inches,

at $6.58 50 01 16 reams tinted, 33 pounds, 19 by 33 inches, at $4.62 73 92^ 31 reams tinted, 25^ pounds, 17 by 28^ inches, at $3.57.. 110 67

16 reams tinted, 27 pounds, 19 by 27 inches, at $3.78 .... 60 4S

8 reams and 10 quires tinted, 44 pounds, 29 by 30

inches, at $6.16 52 36

4 reams and 15 quires tinted, 66 pounds, 28 by 38

inches, at $9.24 43 89

5 reams and 1 quire tinted, 74 pounds, 28 by 42 inches,

at $10.36 .. 52 32

3 reams and 8 quires tinted, 76 pounds, 29 by 42 inches,

at $10.64 36 17

3 reams and 9 quires tinted, 56 pounds, 28 by 32 inches,

at $7.84 27 05

25 reams and 17 quires tinted, 75 pounds, 28^ by 42

inches, at $10.50 271 43

5 reams and 1 quire tinted, 65 pounds, 25 by 42 inches,

at $9.10 45 95 5 reams and 2 quires tinted, 43 pounds, 25^ by 35 inches, at $6.02 30 70

8 reams and 3 quires tinted, 44 pounds, 24 by 38 inches,

at $6.16 50 20

15 reams and 12 quires tinted, 63 pounds, 26 by 37 inches,

at $8.82 137 59

15 reams and 12 quires tinted, 43 pounds, 22 by 30 inches,

at $6.02 93 91

15 reams and 12 quires tinted, 41 pounds, 22 by 28 inches,

at $5.74 89 54

15 reams and 12 quires tinted, 60 pounds, 27 by 38 inches,

at $8.40 131 04

15 reams and 12 quires tinted, 40 pounds, 20 by 30 inches, at $5.60 87 36 5 reams and 4 quires tinted, 55 pounds, 28 by 30 inches, at $7.70 40 04

46 reams and 16 quires tinted, 30 pounds, 19 by 24 inches,

at $4.20 196 56

$268, 478 31 Carried forward. 268, 478 31
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

WKITING-PAPEK. Brought forward |268, 478 31 1,040 reams quarto-post, 9 pounds, at 89.1 ceuts $926 64 100 reams quarto-post, 9 pouuds, at 9"). 4 ceuts 95 40 920 reams quarto-post, 10 pouuds, at 99 ceuts 910 80 544 reams quarto-post, 12 pouuds, at $1.18.8 646 27

10 reauis and 12 quires cap, 12 pounds, at $1.24.8.. . 13 23 300 reams and 5 quires cap, 14 i)ouuds, at $1.31.6 395 13 61 reams and 14 quires cap, 14 pouuds, at $1.45.6 89 83

1, 631 reams and 5 quires cap, 16 pouuds, at $1.50.4 2, 453 41 308 reams and 13 quires cap, 16 pounds, at $1.66.4 513 59 1,445 reams and 10 quires demy, 20 x>oniids, at $1.88... 2,717 57 542 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $2.08 1, 127 36

501 reams and 5 quires demy, 25 pounds, at $2.35 1, 177 94

198 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $2.60 514 80 1,145 reams folio, 16 pounds, at $1.50.4 1,722 07 512 reams folio, 16 pouuds, at $1.66.4 851 97 504 reams folio, 23 pounds, at $2.16.2 1, 089 65 179 reams folio, 23 pounds, at $2.39.2 428 17 279 reams and 15 quires folio, 28 pounds, at $2.63.2. . . 736 30

221 reams and 15 quires medium, 20 pounds, at $1.88. 416 89

9.33 reams and 15 quires medium, 26 pounds, at $2.44.4. 2, 282 08

17 reams and 14 quires medium, 26 i^ounds, at $2.75.6. 48 78

893 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2.63.2 2,350 38 204 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2.96.8 605 47 . 221 reams and 17^ quires royal, 45 pounds, at $4.23.. . 938 53

607 reams and 15 quires super-royal, 35 pounds, at f $3.29

' 1,999 49 516 reams and 14 quires super-royal, 35 pounds, at $3.71 ^ 1,916 96

260 reams super-royal, 56 pounds, at $5.26.4 1,368 63

2, 379 reams and 10 quires imperial, 40 pounds, at $3.76. 8, 946 92 763 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $4.24 3,235 12

1, 316 reams and 3 quires double-cap, 23 pounds, at

$2.16.2 2,845 52 294 reams double-cap, 24 pouuds, at $2.25.6 663 26

128 reams double- cap, 24 pounds, at $2.52 322 56

1, 529 reams and 5 quires double-cap, 28 pouuds, at

$2.63.2 4, 024 99 755 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $2.94 2,219 68

2, 134 reams and 2 quires double-cap, 30 pounds, at $2.82. 6, 018 16 1,035 reams double-cap, 30 pounds, at $3.15 3,260 25

313 reams and 14 quires double-cap, 36 pounds, at

$3.38.4 1,061 55

1, 612 reams and 15 quires double-demy, 34 pouuds, at

$3.19.6 '. 5,154 35 416 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $3.53.6 1, 470 98

1, 313 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $3.76. 4, 936 88 497 reams and 4 quires double-demy. 40 pounds, at

$4.16 \ 2,068 35 301 reams and 5 quires double -demy, 50 pounds, at $4.70 ' 1, 415 87 110 reams and 6 quires double-demy, 50 pounds, at $5.20 573 56 Carried forward
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 45

Brought forward |76, 555 34 $268, 478 31

2, 001 reams and 10 quires doul)le-folio, 40 pouuds, at $3.76 7, 525 64 976 reams and 14 quires double-folio, 40 pounds, at S4.24 4, 141 21 209 reams double folio, 55 pounds, at 85,17 1,080 53

101 reams and 10 quires double folio, 55 pouuds,

at S5.83 591 74 388 reams and 5 quires si)ecial, 32 pounds, at s3.20.. . 1,242 40 2,498 reams special, 32 pounds, at s3.39.2 8,473 22

129 reams blue cap, 14 pounds, at si. 33 171 57 149 reams blue cap, 16 pouuds, at 81.52. 226 48 96 reams green cap. 16 pounds, at 82.24 215 04 94 reams and 15|ri quires i:)ink cap, 16 pounds, at 82.08- 197 17 96 reams and 9f| quires lilac can, 16 pounds, at 82.08- 200 68 219 reams and 10 quires blue demy, 20 pouuds. at si. 90- 417 04 2,924 reams and 10 Cjuires blue folio, 16 pounds, at 81- 50. 4- 4,398 45

444 reams blue folio, 20 jiounds, at 81.88 834 72

213 reams and 5 C|uires blue medium, 26 pouijds, at

82.47 .-. 526 73

98 reams blue double-cap. 28 pounds at 83.13.6 307 33

119 reams and 10 quires blue double-cap, 30 pounds,

at 82.85 340 58 218 reams yellow double-cap, .32 pounds, at 83.52 767 36

120 reams yellow double-cap, 32 pouuds, at 83.80.8.. . 456 96

321 reams and 6 quires butf double-cap, 32 pounds,

at 83.48.8 1, 120 70

815 reams and 16 quires butf double -cap, 32 pounds,

at 83.80.8 3, 106 57 96 reams green double-cap. 32 pounds, at 83.20 307 20 396 reams blue double-folio. 32 pounds, at s3..j2 1, 393 92 239 reams and 12 quires blue double-folio, 40 pounds,

at 84.40 1,054 24

28 reams and 8 quires cover-paper, 35 pounds, at s2.94 . 83 50

111 reams and 10 (piires cover-paper, 35 pouuds, at

83.56.4 397 39 353 reams and 14 quires cover-paper, 36 pouuds, at

83.02.4 1,069 58

132 reams cover-paper, 50 x^ounds, at 84.20 554 40

114 reams and 12 quires golden envelope-paper, 28 pounds, at 83.30.4 378 64 202 reams manil a paper, at 82.10. 424 20

103 reams and 9 quires mauila paper, at 82.85 294 83 900 reams tissue paper, at 95 cents 855 00 100 reams tissue paper, at 81.18 118 00

109, 697| pounds plate paper, at 12^ cents 13,712 19 2,500 pounds plate paper, at 12.4 cents 310 00 595 reams and 10 quires map-paper, at s2.03.7 1,213 03

76, 757-i=\,% pounds map-paper, at 9.7 cents 7,445 47

5, 106^ pouuds map-pax)er, at 10^ cents 536 16 8,223 sheets bank-note paper, at 5 mills 41 11

134, 497 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 8 mills 1, 075 98 84,993 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1 cent 849 93 Carried forward 145, 012 23 268, 478 31
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Bronglit forward $145,012 23 $268,478 31 10,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.1 cents 110 00

2, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.2 cents 24 00

65, 573 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.3 cents 852 44 31,985 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.4 cents , 447 79

5, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.5 cents 75 00

20, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.6 cents 320 00

10, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.8 cents 180 00 21,750 sheets iniitation parchment, at 8 mills 174 00

4, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1 cent 40 00 19,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.3 cents 247 00 37,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.5 cents 555 00 11,500 sheets imitation parchment, at 2 cents 230 00

3, 000 sheets parchment deed-paper, at 2.7 cents 81 00

5, 970 sheets card-board, at 4.8 cents 286 56

2, 400 sheets R. R. board, at 5.5 cents 132 00

2, 000 sheets R. R. board, at 6.7 cents 134 00

40, 000 sheets bristol-board, at 2.5 cents 1, 000 00

415, 415 sheets bristol-board, at 2f cents 11, 423 90

116, 500 sheets bristol-board, at 2.9 cents 3, 378 50

79, 362 sheets bristol-board, at 3.1 cents 2, 460 22

2, 225 sheets bristol-board, at 4 cents 89 00 167,252 64 Total 435,730 95 An inventory taken June 30, 1880, showed the following quantity of

paper on hand, viz : 4,971^0 reams of printing-paper, costing $25,281 07

l^g reams of bill-paper, costing 5 73

6, 4121^0 reams of writing-paper, costing 17, 245 17 298 reams of cover-paper, costing 1,378 54 2,669 reams of tinted paper, costing 37,582 21 260/o reams of post-office paper, costing 826 10 61^ reams of manila paper, costing 175 99 1H3 reams of bank-note paper, costing 40 08

822^0 reams of golden envelope paper, costing 272 09

2792-0 reams of tissne paper, costing 286 48 3,693 sheets of card-board, costing 313,95

45, 075 sheets of bristol-board, costing 1, 267 64

34, 161 sheets of bond-paper, costing 489 11 24,395 sheets of imitation parchment, costing 377 09 Total $65, 541 25 Of the above amount, $2,908.46 was not paid for until after the 30th

day of June, 1880. The following papers were issued for general use in the bindery during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880

12^-0- reams printiug-x)aper, costing $52 11

37^;, reams writing-paper, costing 123 39

2/(7 reams cover-paper, costing 7 16 Carried forward 182 66
KEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 47

Brouglit forward : |182 66 2^ reams tinted paper, costing 9 64 44 reams manila paper, costing 10140

1 ream tissue i3aper, costing 95

15 sheets card-board, costing 72 856 sheets bond-paper, costing 8 61 Total $303 98 On hand June 30, 1877 $48, 153 57 Purchased July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 352, 080 22 Purchased July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 328, 992 29 Purchased July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 475, 456 51 11,204,682 59 The work completed and delivered within the same period shows

Amount consumed July 1 1877, to June 30, 1878 $350, 969 73' Amount consumed July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 344, 761 71 Amount consumed July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 405, 558 08 On hand June 30, 1880 62, 632 79 $1,163,922 31 It is not possible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the reason that great quantities of paper are continually going through

the press on works not completed during the fiscal year. No. 6.

Statement sJiowing the disbursements on account of the public

binding [except Coyigressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June

30, 1880. Pay of employes

:

July $23, 285 38 August

..

27,627 40 September 27,230 82 October 23, 549 79 November 23,839 57 December 20, 768 45 January 27, 684 83 February 35,599 74 March 5,727 08 April 25, 153 50 May 30,677 71 June 32, 408 71

$303, 552 96 Improvement and rei)airs to building 613 68 Machinery, tools, implements, &c.

:

5 standing-presses, at $120 600 00 2 sewing-machines, at $1,750 3, 500 00 2 sewing-machines, at $1,500 3,000 00

1 x^erforating-machine 225 00

1 cutting-machine 300 00 Fixtures to sewing-machines 99 25 Fixtures to ruling-machines 9 00 Carried forward 7, 733 25 304, 166 66
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $7,733 25 $304,166 66

Boiler and repairs 1, 876 00

16 gilding-rolls 175 50

1 edge-roll 6 50

4, 475y^ pounds wire for sewing-machines, at 30 cents 1, 342 71

11, 705 points ruling-pens 153 55

20 gas-stoves, at $7 140 00

3 gas-stoves, at $3 9 00

9 dozen folders, at $3 27 00

21 hand tools 126 45

4 stands, at $5 20 00

30 dozen joint-rods, at 75 cents 22 50

14 gauges 16 30

12 cutting-knives, at $6.50 78 00

1 cutting-knife 8 50

20 steel cutters 135 00

10 dozen plow-knives, at $7 70 00

50 feet belting, at 15 cents 7 50

24 fillets,, at $2.75 66 00

2 lillets, at $3.25 6 50

1 dozen pallet-knives 6 00

6 pallets, at $2.25 13 50

10 pallets, at $2.75 27 50

44 pallets, at $2.50 110 00

10 pallets, at $11 110 00 4 dozen sash-tools, at $2.75 11 00

3 dozen sash-tools, at $2.50 7 50

6 plows and presses, at $12 72 00

1 plow and ijress 10 50 24 glue-pots, at $1.10 26 40

1 glue-j)ot 90 2 steam glue-pots, at $10 20 00

12 i^atent burners, at $6 72 00

12 burnishers, at $1.50 18 00 24 paste-piggins, at 50 cents 12 00

13 pairs pliers 5 15 12,547 71 Ledger and other papers : 1, 800 reams cap, at $2.59 4, 682 00

1, 3O6f| 0- reams cap, at $2.18 2, 848 89

100 reams medium, at $5.47 547 00 932 reams medium, at $5 4, 660 00 309 reams medium, at $4.38 1,353 42 108 reams demy, at $4.28 462 24

1,210 reams demy, at $3.96 4,791 60 o8liU reams demy, at $3.38 1,966 92 UO^k% reams snper-royal, at $8.91 3, 924 39

174i ^ reams imperial, at $11.88 2, 077 22

264 reams double-cap, at $5.76 1,520 64 628 reams double-cap, at $5.18 3,253 04 104^0 reams double-demy, at $11.88 1,239 23 619 reams royal, at $6.38 3,949 22

Carried forward 37,255 81 316,714 37
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

Brought forw ard $37,255 bl §316,714 37

3 reams manila, at 813.50 40 50 14Sfg reams manila. at 810.13 1,506 ?4 260^ reams manila. at 85.U3 1, 310 32 40 reams hardware, at 83.70 14S 00 l^ttf r^ams eomb-liuing-. at 812.48 131 93 20 reams comb-lining, ar 812.10 242 00 23 reams comb-lining, at 811.42 262 66

140 reams marble, at 84.67 653 80 76J^ reams plaid, at 89 684 20

2:iU-^ reams plaid, at 87 163 25

5 reams copying, at 82.50 12 50

1 ream scrap-book, at 810 10 00

30 reams S. S. and C, 25 pounds, at 83.50 105 00

50 reams S. S. and C, 25 poundS; at 84 200 00

6 reams sand, at 83.75 „ 22 50 Binding material

:

Binding-cloLh, 2, 307 pieces, at 84.79 11, 050 53 55 pieces, at 8*^.43 463 65 50 pieces, at 87.76 388 00 100 pieces, at 86.67 667 00 135 pieces, at $6.27 846 45

145 pieces, at 86.35 920 75 5 pieces 41 05

9 pieces 55 00 Russia leather, 27. 579^ feet, at 17 cents 4, 688 47 22f feet, at 16 cents 3 64

Title-leather, 10^ dozen, at 810.75 112 87 51 dozen, at 810..50 .. 535 50 4U dozen, at 87.50 311 25 Turkey morocco, ^ dozen, at 839 13 00

fo dozen, at 834.75 5 79 49i dozen, at 826.45 1, .309 27 52| dozen, at 825.25 1, 325 63

260 00 680 48

1, 166 25

1, 956 50

1, 746 25

42,749 36

14, 432 43

4,692 11

959 62

2,653 69 Law-calf, 206 dozen, at 832 6, 592 00

Ifi dozen, at 823.50 27 41

6, 619 41 Law-sheep, 1,400 dozen, at 88.50 11,900 00

40 dozen, at s6.50. 105i dozen, at 86.45. 940 48

Skivers, 155^ dozen, at 87.50. 301 dozen, at 86 50. 317^ dozen, at 85.50

4, 869 00

Fleshes, 400| dozen, at 83.65 1,461 83 Parchment, 12^ dozen, at 85.50 5i 75 Carried forward 4 PK

408,061 05
50 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brou«flit forward .f408, 061 05 Gold leaf, 150 packs, at |7.40 $1, 110 00 50 packs, at $7 350 00 270 packs, at $6.90 1, 863 00 150 packs, at 16.40 960 00 50 packs, at $6.23 31150

100 packs, at -16.19 619 00 50 packs, at .$5.89 294 50

50 packs, at $5.25 - 262 50 50 packs, at $5.18 259 00 700 packs imitation, at $1.75 1,225 00

7, 254 50

Binder's board, 259,200 pounds, at 4.8 cents 12, 441 60

3, 485 pounds, at 5 cents 174 25 250 pounds, at 4f cents LO 62

241, 900 pounds, at 3^ cents 7, 861 76

5, 000 pounds, at 3.7 cents 185 00

1, 250 pounds, at 2i cents 28 12

55, 000 pounds, at 2.3 cents 1, 265 00

53, <iGO pounds, at 2.7 cents 1, 447 20

23, 413 55 Thread, 44 4i pounds, at 95 cents 422 28

1, 123 pounds, at 62^ cents 699 07 84 pounds, at 62 cents 52 08

: 1, 173 43 Twine, 1, 656 pounds, at 31i cents 517 50

50 pounds, at 20 cents 10 00 527 50

Glue, 14,074i pounds, at 11 cents 1,548 20 Cotton, 1, 082f yards, at 8 cents 86 62

1, 252i yards, at 25 cents 313 07

2, 0281 yards, at 7 cents 141 99^ 541 68 Crash, 13, 981 yards, at 14i cents 2, 027 25

1, 250 yards, at 16 cents 200 00 75 yards, at 9^ cents 7 13 2,234 38 Cambric, 450 yards, at 6 cents 27 00 Linen duck, 20 pieces 447 13 Needles, 116 papers, at 10 cents 11 60

Braid, 144 yards, at 14 cents 20 16 24 yards, at 5 cents 1 20

504 yards, at li cents 7 56

1, 332 yards, at 6 cents 79 92 303 pieces, at 4 cents 12 12 120 96 Gray super, 3,625 yards, at 4.2 cents 152 25 Beverteen cloths 44 25

Cloth-guides - 10 00 Cotton bats, 25 pounds, at $1.50 37 50

5 pieces, at 10 cents 50

38 00 Carried forward
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

Broiiglit forward |445, 605 48

Flannel, 10 yards, at 62^ cents ^6 25

82 yards canton, at 14 cents 11 48

20 yards canton, at 15 cents 3 00 20 73

Stay-binding, 2 dozen, at $2 4 00 Head-bauds, 60 pieces, at 65 cents 39 00 140 pieces, at 60 cents 84 00 60 pieces, at 50 cents 30 00

6 pieces 5 14 158 14 Red tape, 2, 016 yards, at U cents - . - . 30 24

Flour, 4 barrels, at s5.75 f23 00

89 barrels, at S5.24 466 38 489 36 Sponge, 14| pounds, at !?2.o0 36 25

15 pounds, at .^2.25 33 74 - 15i pounds, at s2.10 32 55

40 pounds, at $1.70 68 00

170 54

Alcobol, 298 gallons, at $2.12 627 52

Beeswa-s, 100 pounds, at 30 cents 30 00

Oil, 1591 gallons, sperm, at $1.05 167 47

32 dozen, sweet, at $1.20 38 40 2| dozen, olive 22 25 228 12 Soap, 649 pounds, at 6f cents 43 81

1 bar castile , i 70

44 51 Benzine, 246 gallons, at llf cents 28 89 Dyes, gums, &c. : Carmine, 50 ounces, at 60 cents 30 00

40 ounces, at 75 cents 30 00

5 pints, at 1.50 7 50 Alum, 370 x)ouuds, at 7^ cents - 27 75

Beef-galls, 160, at 10 cents. 16 00 Gum-bog, 232i pounds, at 37 cents 86 03 Cbrome-yellow, 60 pounds, at 40 cents 24 00 Oxalic acid, 50 pounds, at 16 cents 8 00

5 pounds, at 15 cents 75 Ultramarine blue, 25 pounds, at 25 cents 6 25

28 pounds, at 22- cents 6 16 Egg-albumen, 2.50 pounds, at 83 cents 207 50

Pearlasb, 75 pounds, at 15 cents 11 25

25 pounds, at 20 cents 5 00 Ammonia, 64 pounds, at 20 cents 12 80 Bicbrom ate potasb, ^ pound 20

Gum-sbellac, 50 pounds, at 65 cents 32 50

50 pounds, at 37 cents 18 50

25 pounds, at 60 cents 15 00

5 pounds, at 75 cents 3 75 Pulplake, 87 pounds, at 75 cents 65 25

Soluble-blue, 25 pounds, at $1 25 00 Carried forward 639 19 447,437 53
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $639 19 $447, 437 53 Muriate of tin, 2 pounds 50

Creosote, 10 pouuds 12 45

011 of cloves, 6 ounces, at 25 cents 1 50 Varnish, 19 quarts 37 38

6 bottles 18 50 Borax, 25 pouuds, at 16 cents 4 00 Insect-powder, 110 ponnds, at 88 cents 96 80 20 pouuds, at 85 cents 17 00 Emery, 317 ponnds 19 02 Emery cloth, 24 sheets, at 8 cents 1 92 Asphaltum, 2 gallons 2 65 Book-cover ink, 10 ponnds, at |2.50 25 00 Stamps, 41 119 55

Files, 7 dozen 20 80 Circular saws, 14 34 65

Shears, 3 dozen, at |9 27 00 Shoe-knives, 48 dozen, at $1.40 67 20 Grindstone 6 00 Wrenches, 6 5 75 Miscellaneous tools 59 80 55 prepared rubbers 40 00 24 dividers 19 20

50 pounds dubbin, at 22 cents 11 00 50 awls 18 50 12 comi^asses, at $1 12 00

12 oilers 4 86

1,537 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 76 85 590 pounds iron 48 68

63 press-boards, at $3 189 00 6 press-boards, at $1.10 6 60

12 polishers, at $2.75 33 00

2 polishers, at $4.50 9 00 . 1 dozen punches 4 00

13 nippers 26 00

1 dozen oil-stones 8 63 30 chairs 23 00

2 washstands, at $15 30 00

1 box tin 10 00 2^ pounds sheet rubber, at 75 cents 1 88 4i pounds rubber cloth, at $2.60 10 72

50 pieces prepared rubber 45 00 6 sandstones 14 40

12 boxes crayons o 42 00 65 pounds sheet zinc 9 43

31 salt- sacks, at 30 cents. . , 9 30 24 quarts mucilage 51 00

12 dozen brooms, at $2.25 27 00

18 boxes wax tapers 6 00 1^ dozen fiuishers' brushes, at $18 27 00

1 dozen paste-brushes 25 50

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $26.50 79 50

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $17.50 52 50

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $39.75 119 25 Carried forward 2,287 46 447,437 53
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Brouglit forward $2, 287 46 $447, 437 53

1 dozen horse-brnslies 18 00 dozen marblers' brnslies, at $6.50 39 54

2 dozen dust-bruslies, at $7.50 15 00

1 dozen scrubbing-brushes

-

3 00

39 miscellaneous brushes 40 75

3 dusters 4 75 Eggs 18 09 Crocks 36 51 Vinegar- 10 30

"Water-coolers 15 00 Bindery type 87 87 Sawdust 55 60 Boxing, cartage, and freight 81 88 Washing towels 224 70 Telegraphing 2 12 Coal 275 00

Ice 146 56 Gas 1,581 34 Stationery 41 42

All other material 390 96

5, 375 85

Horses, wagons, &c. : 1 pair mules , 235 00 Horsefeed 905 80 Horseshoeing 107 76 Wagons and repairs 1, 265 95 Harness and repairs 260 00

Salt 50 Chamois skin 75 Veterinary services and medicine 4 25 2,780 01 Total 455,593 39 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1879 32, 737 12 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1880 34, 798 91 No. 7.

Statement sJioicing the disbursements 07i account of the Congressional

Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880. Pay of emploj'es

:

August $3,241 43 September 3, 386 73 October 3,087 79 November 5,334 25 December 3, 109 38 January 5, 118 90 February 6, 663 23 March 7, 350 90

April 9, 476 93 May 11, 139 76 June 11,568 30 $69,477 60

Carried forward 69, 477 60
54 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $69, 477 60

Materials, &c.

4, 189 reams and IS^g- quires i^riuting-paper, 45 pounds,

at $3.24 13, 574 53

1, 000 reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at |3.69- 3, 690 00 1,607 . reams printing-paper, 90 pounds, at |7.29 11,715 03

1, 000 reams printing-paper, 90 pounds, at $9.90 9, 900 00

36, 702 feet C. H. Russia leather, at 17 cents 6, 239 34

34 dozen law-sheep, at $8.50 289 00 dozen title-leather, at $10.50 . . . .• 3 50

3^2 dozen title-leather, at $7.50 2 50 45 reams marble-paper, at ^4.67 210 15

36, 400 pounds binder's boards, at 3J cents 1, 183 00

1, 700 pounds binder's boards, at 2.7 cents 45 90

15 packs gold leaf, at $6.90 103 50

50 packs gold leaf, at ^'6.40 320 00

30 packs gold leaf, at $6.19 185 70

2, 136 pounds glue, at 11 cents 234 96

80 • pounds egg albumen, at 83 cents 66 40 46 pounds twine, at 31^ cents 1125

2 reams manila paper, at $2.10 4 20

9 barrels flour, at $5.24 - 47 16

1, 204 yards crash, at 14^ cents 174 58 723^ pounds sewing-machine wire, at 30 cents .' 217 05

8 dozen sweet-oil, at $1.20 9 60

10 pounds sponge, at $1.70 17 00 80 soap, at 6f cents 12 15

3 dozen lye brushes, at $3.45 10 35

1 dozen salt- sacks 4 80 6 dozen crocks 12 90

1 dozen brooms 2 25 50 yards crash for toweling 4 75 5,725 pounds ink, at 11 cents 629 75

35 gallons oil, at $1.05 36 75

30 gallons benzine, at llf cents 3 52 155 pounds potash, at5| cents 9 10 527 yards cotton, at 18| cents 97 50

19, 904 pounds stereotype metal, at 7.45 cents 1, 482 85 4 pounds thread, at 92 cents 3 68 53 pounds twine, at 25 cents 13 25

118-1 pounds twine, at 15 cents 17 77 38J pounds twine, at 8^ cents 3 14 109 pounds stitching-machine wire, at 40 cents 43 60

6 papers needles, at 15 cents 90

1-J pounds beeswax, at 30 cents 45

1 dozen shoe-knives 1 40 2 reams yellow printing-paper 6 50 1,500 boxwood quoins, at 1 cent 15 00

50 pounds page-cord 12 00

1 dozen mallets 4 85

1 imposing-stone and frame 29 00

Carried forward 50, 702 56 69, 477 60
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

BrougM forward s50, 702 56 $69, 477 60

1 dozen boxes "wax tapers 4 50

6 desks 89 50

3 tables 52 50

2 dozen chairs, at $9 18 CO

2 pairs shears , 4 00

13 reliector-rods and sockets 4 00 300 sheets emery paper 6 00

1 drawer-lock 125

2 water-buckets.. 1 50

6 tin cups 60

2 dusters 1 30

7 dozen wardroom-hooks 1 75

1 padlock. 40

1 thermometer 40

6 screw-drivers 1 80

1 tub and wringer 9 50

1 water-cooler and stand 28 00

Stencil-plates and gauges 12 00 Poore's Register. 6 00 Webster's Dictionary 10 00 Bouvier's Dictionary 12 00 Lippincott's Gazetteer 10 00 Lippincott's Biographical Dictionary 12 00 Smith's Classical Dictionary 4 50 Press fixtures 102 96 Washing towels 41 00 Clocks and repairs 7 00 Scrubbing brushes, 1 dozen 3 50

Zinc, 28 pounds 3 08 Curtain fixtures 48 00 Compiling index 6,901 60 Gas 2,013 70

Ice 56 19 Coal 275 00 Telegraphing 50

Stationery 16 40 Engraving maps to accompany Record 217 75 One mare 140 00 Horsefeed 144 20 Horseshoeing 55 00 Wagons and repairs 220 25 Harness repairs 10 75 Horse-buckets 6 00 Veterinary services and medicine 6 75 61,263 69 Total payment on account of the Congressional Record 130, 741 29 The clerk in charge of the Record is paid out of the api)rox)riation for salary of tlie Public Printer and the clerks in his office.
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 8.Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing

and engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives (except Congressional Record,), the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court of Claims, and the Executive Departments during the fiscal year ending June

30, 1880.

300, 000 copies of illustrations for Report of Coramissioner of Agriculture, 1878 $28, 990 00 3,050 copies of illustrations for Prof. E. D. Cope's Report ISTo. 4 of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 8. 250 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for vol. 8 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 7,500 00 2,000 copiesof illustrations for Professor Hayd en's Annual Report, 1876- 1,357 32

200 copies of one map for Professor Hayden's Annual Report, 1876.. . 10 00

10, 050 copies of illustrations for Professor Hayden's Annual Report, 1877 12, 175 00 200 copies of illustrations for Prof. C. A. White's article in Professor Hayden's Annual Report, 1877 40 00

10, 050 copies of illustrations for Professor Hayden's Annual Report, 1878. 5, 600 00

5, 000 copies of illustrations for Final Report of United States Centennial Commission ... 1, 166 00 15,000 copies of illustrations for Paris Exposition Reports 4, 100 00 110,000 copies of illustrations for Special Report No. 12 of the Depart- ment of Agriculture 10, 225 00

10, 000 copies of illustrations for Special Report of the Department of Agriculture in regard to the Cotton Worm 853 00

100 copies of Plate III for Special Report of the Department of Agriculture in regard to the Cotton Worm 2 50

2, 050 copies each of one atlas and eight plates for vol. 4 of the Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region. 4, 061 00 3,050 copies of illustrations for Maj. J. W. Powell's Report on the Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Region. 2, 400 00 3,050 copies of one atlas for Maj. J. W. Powell's Report on the High

Plateaus of Utah 6,592 00

3, 050 copies of illustrations for Maj. J. W. Powell's Report on the High

Plateaus of Utah 2, 079 80

150 copies of 3,005 pages of Specificatious of Patents 4, 507 50

6, 900 copies of 109 plates and 1,000 copies of 36 plates for Report of the

Secretary of the Navy, 1879 775 00

4, 900 copies of two maps for Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1879. 100 00

1, 000 copies of illustrations for report of the Chief of the Bureau of Steam Engineering, 1879 250 00

5,700 copies of illustrations for Report of the Secretary of War, 1879 250 00 650 copies of illustrations for Captain Brown's Report in the' Report

of the Secretary of War, 1879 140 00

7, 350 copies of illustrations for Report of the Chief of Engineers, 1879. 1, 932 00

2, 000 copies of 6 maps for Report of the Chief of Engineers, 1879 . . 65 00

5, 700 copies of illustrations for Report of the Chief Signal Officer, 1879. 1, 250 00

6, 100 cojiies of one map for Report of the Quartermaster-General, 1879. 108 00 5,700 copies of illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance, 1879 . 500 00 5,650 copies of illustrations for Report of the Secretary of the Interior, 1879 380 00 3,400 copies of one plate for Coast Survey Report, 1876 34 00

3, 150 copies of fifteen j>lates for Coast Survey Report, 1876 47 25

Carried forward 105,740 37
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

Brought forward $105, 740 37 3,000 copies of five plates for Coast Survey Report, 1876 93 00

2, 900 copies of twenty-one plates for Coast Survey Report, 1876 384 15 11,050 copies of illustrations for Report on Commerce and Navigation, 1879. 625 00

8, 000 copies of iilustratious for Captain Hall's Second Arctic Expedition. 5, 882 30

5, 050 copies of illustrations for Maj. J. VI. Powell's Report on the Geol- ogy of the Henry Mountains 3, 025 59 210 copies of Plate Y for the Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture, 1877 4 00 200 copies of one plate for Special Report of the Department of Agriculture in regard to Sorghum Sugar 2 00

2, 250 cojjies of plates for Ordnance Notes No. 124 132 00

2, 500 copies of maps for Report of the Health Officer of the District of Columbia 200 00

500 cop'ies of maps for RexDort of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia 150 00

200 copies of plan of Harper's Ferry 30 00 1,050 copies of illustrations for Report on Hereshofif Boiler 43 00

1, 050 copies of illustrations for Report of Board on Tests of Boiler Bracing 250 00

3, 050 copies of plate for Annual List of Merchant Vessels 125 00 550 copies of maj) for Lieutenant Green's Report on Ventilation 25 00

4, 900 copies of International Weather Maps 230 00 200 copies of plates forDesciiptious of Military Buildings 70 00 200 copies of map for General Pope's Report on the Conduct of the War 10 00

2, 000 cox^ies of majis for Report on Hydraulic Engineering 245 00

1, 500 copies of plates fc r General Myers's Manual of Signals 360 00

1,500 copies of maps for Nautical Almanac, 1883 , 200 00

17, 200 copies of Fitz-John Porter Map No. 1 for Hon. John A. Logan's

speech 258 00

200 cojiies of jilates for Professor Hayden's Tenth Annual Report 45 00

200 copies of maps for Report of United States Land Commission 330 00 250 copies of maps for Report of United States Northern Boundary

Commission 180 0(} 1,900 copies of mai)s for luteroceanic Ship Canal Investigation 50 00

100 copies of letters sent to Hon. W. M. Springer in relation to Donnelly-Washburn contested election case 128 00' 100 copies of diagram for inquiry in regard to the autliorshix) of certain

letters sent to Hon. W. M. Springer 20 00'

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 28 50 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 31 ' 125 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex, Doc. No. 34 175 00

2, 170 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 37 746 54

1, 900 copies of plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 38 150 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 39 70 00

2, 800 copies of plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 44 142 Oa

1, 900 copies of plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 49 240 00- 12, 250 copies of plate for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 58 „ 205 00

2, 1.50 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 69 36 OO

2, 150 cojiies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 73 125 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 97 160 00

2, .550 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 103 200 00

1,900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 120 250 00 Carried forward 121,51195
58 eepor: of the public printer.

Brouglit forward ^121, 511 95 1,900 copies of map for Seuate Ex. Doc. No. 124 250 00

2, 150 cox)ies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 145 70 00 1,900 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 146 50 00

2, 150 copies of map for Seuate Ex. Doc. No. 148 (jO 00

2, 150 copies of map for Seuate Ex. Doc. No. 154 175 00

2, 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 175. 50 00

1, 900 copies of tliree maps and 2,900 copies of one map for Senate Ex.

Doc. No. 181 215 00 % 150 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 195 120 00

2, 150 copies of maps for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 17 160 00

1, 200 copies of plates for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 75 250 00 1,900 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 81 25 00

1, 900 coi^ies of map for Seuate Mis. Doc. No. 178 150 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Report No. 39 75 00

1, 900 copies of map for Seuate Report No. 41 45 00

1, 900 copies of map for Seuate Report No. 71 45 00

1, 900 copies of map for Senate Report No. 300 45 00

1, 900 copies of tliree ma^is and 2,400 copies of one map for House Ex.

Doc. No. 1, Parte 550 00

2, 150 copies of maj) for House Ex. Doc. No. 17 25 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 18 85 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 31 80 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 32 60 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 39 .-. 100 00 1,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 45 250 00 1,900 copies of one map and 4,150 copies of nine illustrations for House

Ex. Doc. No. 46 515 00

2, 900 copies of cliart for House Ex. Doc. No. 58 250 00

2, 150 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 65 150 00

2, 150 cojiies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 67 250 00

2, 150 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 69 250 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 82 240 00 500 copies of plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 98 305 00 1,900 copies of maps for House Mis. Doc. No. 41 80 00

20 copies of live diagrams for United Slates Supreme Court 45 00 25 copies of one hundred and three diagrams for United States Su- preme Court 544 00 30 copies of twenty-five diagrams for United States Supreme Court. 74 00

35 copies of six diagrams for United States Supreme Court 50 00 50 copies of fo^^.r diagrams for United States Supreme Court 16 00

30 copies of ten diagrams for Court of Claims , 107 00 Engraving illustrations for Paris Exposition Reports 6,177 88 Engraviug illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, 1878. 517 05 Engraving illustratious for Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1877 350 55 Engraving illustrations for Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1878 1, 453 27 Engraving illustrations for Report of Chief of Engineers, 1879.. 40 75 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Secretary of the Navy, 1879. 271 60 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance, 1879 52 00 Engraving illustrations for Maj. J. W. Powell's Report on the High Pla- teaus of Utah 29 87 Engraving illustratious for Captain HalPs Second Arctic Expedition 12 00 Engraving illustrations for Special Report of the Department of Agricult- ure in regard to the Cotton Worm 401 40 Carried forward 136, 629 32
EEPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRIXTER. 59

Broiiglit forward - $136, 629 32 Engraviug illustrations for Smithsonian Report, 1878 149 75 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Commissioner of Education, 1878. 138 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of the United States Laud Commission- 81 75 Engraving illustrations for Report on the Velocity of Light 68 00 Engraving plate for Report of the Commissiouer of the General Land

Office, 1879 8 00 Engraving plates for Nautical Almanac, 1883 25 00 Eugraviug plate for Mendall's Report on Blasting 3 50 Engraviug plates for Ordnance Xotes No. 116 5 00 Eugraviug x^lates for Ordnance Xotes No. 119 11 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 126 245 00 Engraving plate for AVarreu Court of Inquiry 3 50 Engraving plate for Report of the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics 25 00 Engraving plate for Report of the Hot Springs Commission 8 00 Engraving j)late for Specifications for Saddle Blankets 6 00 Engraving plate for Commerce with France 6 00 Engraving plate for Speaker's Pass to House of Representatives 12 00 Engraving plate for Report on Interoceanic Ship Canal 17 50 Engraving plate for Target Record 3 00 Engraviug i)lates for Report ou Tensile Tests of Steel 20 75 Engraving plates for Steamboat Regulations 10 00 Engraving plate for Report on the Transit of Venus , 2 00 Engraviug plate for the Election ot John J. Ingalls 54 00 Engraving plate for Notice to Owner 2 00 Engraving plates for Congressional Directory 75 00 Engraving plate for Lecture on Tea Culture 8 50 Engraving pJates for Report on Foreign Commerce 50 00 Eirgraving plate for Soldier's Target Record 1 00 Eugraviug plates for Steamboat Inspector's Manual 7 00 Eugraviug plate for Form C. —Meteorological Data 10 00 Engraviug plate for Instructions for Pitching Tents 8 25 Engraving plate for brief in case of United States rs. Thrush & Stone. . . 7 50 Engraving plat ' for Senate Ex. Doc. No, 28 3 75 Engraving plate for Senate Ex. Doc, No. 31 10 80 Engraving plate for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 37 17 00 Eugraviug plates for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 52 5 00 Engraving plate for Senate Ex, Doc, No, 71 16 50 Engraving plate for Senate Mis. Doc. No, 74 4 50 Engraving plate for Senate Report No. 9 28 80 Engraving plate for Senate Report No. 143 2 75 Engraving plates for Senate Report No. 196 49 80 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 23 1,792 56 Engraving plates for House Ex. Doc. No. 63 10 80 Engraving plate for House Ex. Doc. No. 83 10 50 Engraving plate for House Ex. Doc. No, 108 5 00 Engraving plate for House Mis, Doc. No. 14 18 00 Engraving plates for House Mis. Doc. No. 33 .30 25 Eugraviug plate for House Mis. Doc. No. 40 9 00 Engraving plate for House Mis Doc. No. 44 8 50 Engraviug plate for House Report No. 597 10 80 Engraving plate for House Report No. 723 12 50 Engraving plate for House Report No. 878 13 50 Engraving plate for House Report No. 1134 2 50 Carried forward 139,764 13
60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Bronglit forward $139,764 13 Engraving plate for House Report No. 1625 8 50 Engraving diagrams for United States Supreme Court 406 65 Engraving diagrams for Court of Claims 10 GO Engraving Liglit-House Board Seal 8 00 Altering diagram of House of Representatives for Congressional Directory. 1 00

Illustrations for Bulletin No. 3 of tLe United States Entomological Commission 278 70

Illustrations for Bulletin No. 5 of the United States Entomological Commission 30 00 Amount overpaid on an account for engraving 08 Total 140, 507 06

iVo. 9.

Statement showing the disbursemeiits on account of completing the new General Catalogue of the Library of Congress during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1880. Pay of employes

July |461 37 August 538 29 September 531 43 October. 568 83 November 186 46 December 83 36

|2, 369 74

150 reams calendered printing-paper, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $5.64 846 00 Total 3,215.74

No. 10.

Statement showing disbursements on account of fire-escape ladders

at the Government Printing Office during the fiscal year ending June 30,

1880. ' Pay of employes, month of February $142 75 Iron beams, cast-iron work, &c 360 55 Total 503 30

No. 11.Statement showing dishurstments on account of telephonic connection between the Capitol and the Government Printing Office during the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1880.

Repairs to telephone line „ $85 72 Rent of telephones 68 12 Total 153 84

No. 12.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of fire-extin- guishers^ Government Printing Office^ during the fiscal year ending June

30, 1880.

5 40-gallon engines $875 00

3 7-gallon hand-extinguishers 125 00 Total 1,000 00
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 61

No. 13.

Sfatemsnt show'uig the niimher of persons emploi/ed in ill e puhlic printing and binding {except Conjres^ioa d Becord) during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, wiili the length of time each h:is been employed and the amount each has received. PUBLIC PEmTING.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. ITame.

313

313

A.H. S.Davis V.H. Collins

J. M. A. Spottswood.

0. H. Nealv

E. W. Kerr

E. ^I. S;,edden

F. U. ^titt "William Young - - John Furlong George Gregorv

F. B. Stitt ^ 1. Fullei- - TVilliam Towers

Beniamin Drew

A. T. Cavis , E. AV. Denison ' E. M. Wheat

VT. E. Cha.sc

C. W. ( )tis J. A. Scott ... C. A. Waterman Aven Pearson ^^J. H. Boner

A. Thomson Andrew Grogan

F. A.Pvhoderick

J. W. Work

G. W. Bowen

B. S. Piatt H. G.Ellis M. Xoves

J. W. Thomas

T..T.Mattinglv

C. S. Myers ' "William BaiTium

C. M. Eobihson

AT. W. Deloe

J. L. Sleiitz L. D. Hatch

"W. E. Baum

F. M. Dodtce i

: J.X. Hali :

I

I J. S. I'oler I A. S. Griggs ; "William Flinn

C. E. Hanleiter i E. B. WiLson I C. E. Milier I H. N. Boeni.stein ' I. J. Jamison

J. B. Clark H. B. Mc Kean

E. H. White

AV. H.Hellen

B. F. Mann — Nathan Hazen

T. S. Slentz A.E. Sample ! C. H.Davis \ AV.H. Norton ! H. W. Grav | G. A.E. McXeir ! C. F. Gilraove 1 M. E. Woodward j "W. G. But ges '

[ H. Gro.shon ^ [ O. F. Duulap . . . y. I J. S. Burnside | P. H. Smith i M. Bi o.'^nahan ! W. McFarlane I J. K. Eohinson I C. W. Axe '

2, 993

2, 288

2, U40 , 1, 294 j 3,130

1,7.59 ! 2, 377 i 2, 620 t 2,852 ! 2, 6.51

2. 787

2, 813

2, 879

2, 361

2, 646

2, 247

3, 218

2, 728

2, 370 635

1, 272

2. 711

1^. 751

2, S1J9

1, 970 642

946

95668

1, 096

1, 099

2, 907

2, 840

1, 902

2, 634

2, 795

2, 971

2, 601

2, 619

2, 903

2, 7.56

2, 617

2, 405

2, .518

2, 221

3, 012 885

215

2, 594

249

12 319

3, 423

2, 501

2, 547

2, 979

2, 881

2, 735

2, 6.53

3, .581

2, 728

3, 041

2, 453

2, 868

2, 827

2, 814

2, 658

3, 623

2, 346 i

$2,100 00 " 1, 600 00

1, 799 75

1, 799 75

1, .586 29

1, 281 28 1,142 40

750 .52 ! 1, 742 85 il 9.32 27 : 1,259 81 I 1, 388 60 i 1, 511 56

1, 405 03

1, 477 11

1, 490 89

1, .525 87 i 1, 106 58 1,230 13 I 1, 190 91

1, 705 .54 1,445 84

1, 256 ] 0 336 55 618 00

] , 164 79 ],458 03 j 1, 499 37

1, 044 10 292 03 501 38 506 68

36 04 535 51 542 69

1, 540 71

1, 505 20

1, 008 06

1, 396 02 1 1, 145 30

], 336 95

1, 040 40 1.047 60

1, 161 20

1, 102 40

1, 046 80 956 00

1, 007 20 888 40 ; 1, 204 80 304 00 , 86 00

1, 037 60 i 99 60 4 80 I 127 60

1, 711 50

1, 000 40 i 1, 273 50 I 1, 489 50

1, 440 50

1, 367 50

1, 326 50 i 1, 790 50 I 1, 227 50

1, 611 73

1. 048 15 ! 1, 290 60 i 1, 272 15

1, 266 30 I 1, 196 10 i 1, 553 85 i 1, 055 70

A. F. Eandolph

B. A. Swann

Sydney Adams

Oscar Alexander

C. J. Alexander

C. 0. Alexander

G. H. Ackerman

C. H.Babcock

F. B. Baker .' John Baltzell B. F. Barrows James Bawu

H. A". Bisbee

J. P. Boss

AY. Boyd

Louise. Brvaut

C. P. Brown

O. C. Butler

S. McL. Byiugton

AVallace Brewer

AT. H. Brock

S. S. Beach

AVilliara Blanchard .

.

W. S. B' ooks

D. AA'. Beach

AY. A. Bohn

J. A. Carr

J. D. Chedal

AY. P. Chew

E. W. Claxton

Albert ColTle

J. F. Connolly

J. C. Coheane

G. AY. Cox

J. Al. Crai-

\Y. L. Crooker

J. E. Crutchet

J. L. Curtis

J. T. (Jallaghan

C. M. Cyphers

Cliarles Dauenhower

AYash'n Danenhower.

H. L. Davison

S. M. Davis James Douiihertv

AY. H. Duling.-.' G. E. Dummer

H. B. Dennv

J. T. Dunl>ar

C. A. Edelen - . C. E. Etchherger

AY. T. EvansC. AY. Eve

E.J. Fallon Samuel Feri-ie.r J. AY. Fletcher H. A. Foresman

Benjamin Franklin .. W. H. Farden

H. A. Fox

B. A. Ford

AYilliam Geddes

G. E Gray

G. H. Green

AY. B. Greene

G. T. Gosorn

AY. N. Gardner

C. T. Harding

AVill. Heffel finger.... C. W. Henshaw

S. H. Herman ... J . J. Heron

J. J. Higgins

Time employed.

Days. Hours. Amoun t received.

2, 873 $1, 292 85

2, 237 976 15

2, 348 939 20

2, 421 968 40 448 179 20

2, 520 1, 008 00

61 24 40

660 00

2, 432 972 80

2, 436 974 40

2, 428 971 20

2, 477 990 80

2, 471 988 40

2, 308 923 20

2, 513 1, 005 20

2, 176

2, 629

870 40

1, 051 60 2,402 960 80

2, 406 962 40

2, 209 883 60

2, 467 986 80

2, 494 855 25

1, 342 536 80

1, 141 456 40

883 362 04

217 86 80

2, 389 955 60

2, 279 911 60

1, 585 634 00

2, 131 852 40

1, 251 500 40

1, 063 425 20

2, 372 948 80

2, 747 1, 098 80

2, 489 995 60

2, 431 972 40

1, 989 795 60

1, 203

1, 654

481 20 661 60

1, 160 467 80

3, 124 1, 249 60

1, 810 724 00

2, 589 1, 035 60

2, 464 985 60

2, 662 1, 064 80

2, 381 952 40

2, 699 1, 079 60 1,433 573 20

1, 514 605 60

2, 392 944 80

2, .530 1, 012 00-

1, 797 718 80 876 350 40

2, 407 962 80

2, 876 1, 150 40

2, 399 959 60

2, 517 1, 006 80

2, 555 1, 022 00

990 276 00

652 260 80 , 364 145 60

3. 020 1,208 00

3, 264 1, 298 40

632 252 80

2, 172 868 80

1, 337 534 80

1, 155 462 00

2, 344 637 60

2, 152 860 80

2, 491 996 40

2, 545 1, 018 00

2, 608 1, 043 20 2,449 979 60
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in the public printing, cjc. —Continued.

Name.

E. D. Hill A. Hosniaii G. W. Howard

T. W. Howard W. C. Henry Thomas Hughes W. T. House

A. E. Insalls M. A. Irwin

C. T.Johnson

J. J. Judge.

J. H. Kahlert H. A. Keefer

F. C. Kemon

H. F. Keyser W. A. King W. M.Kiug

E,. Kingsman

Martin Kcudig W. P. Liggett

"W. H. Livermore Charles Lustig

O. N. Lniuiiug

F. S. Lathrop

J. B. Mahan

J. M. Maloney

O. F. Mattingly

B. F. Maxwell/

Daniel MeCallum W. H. McFadden

H. T.M< Gowan

A. J. McGuisrgan

J. F. Mc Uermot

J. G. McDowell

A. McLane

C. D. McPherson

T. McMahon

S. E. Mullan

J. V. Murray

J. A. Mvers W. C. McMichael W. B. Moore

Ed. Morgan

F. S. Matthews

J.B. Nelson Burrows Nelson Lewis Petrie. W. L. Pierce William Piatt Hamilto7i Piatt

S. J. Phillips

C. S. Parrau

L. H. Patterson Frank Pagenhotf

A. R. Quimtrille

J. C. Quein W. F. Randolph

E. P. Khoderick W. F. Eodi ick

J. M. Bid gaway

C. W. Reuipp

Z. E. Ross

E. B. Robinson W. R. Ramsey

J. R. Randall'

J. F. Scaags

C. W. Scliell W. L. SclHualhotr W. C. Setton H. L. Shomo

O. V. Shomo

R. H. Silvey

I. Sinimonds W. H. Smiley

E. C. Smith

O. Shaw

A. Stiarwalt, jr

Time employed.

jDays. Hours.

Amount

received.

2, 301 $920 40

2, 392 956 80

2, 4(54 985 60

2, 580 1, 032 00

2, .535 1, 014 00

3, 322 928 80 228 91 20 972 388 80

2, 487 994 80

2, 595 1, 038 00 48 19 20

2, 494 997 60

2, 479 991 60

2, 486 994 40

2, 420 968 00

2, 066 826 49

2, 581 1, 032 40

2, 992 1, 196 80

2, 418 722 85

1, 750 700 00

2, 539 1, 015 60

2, 453 981 20

1, 219 487 60

1, 894 757 60

1. 520 608 00

2, 812 1, 124 80

2, 399 9.59 60

2, 378 951 20

2, 455 982 00

2' 4] 8 967 20

1, 781 712 40

2, 538 1, 015 20

2, 771 1, 108 40

2, 268 ' 907 20

2, 361 944 40

2, 347 938 80

2' 672 1, 068 80

2, 250 9U0 00

2' 363 945 20

1, 430 572 00

1' 926 770 40

' 275 110 00 845 338 00 554 • 221 60

1 892 756 80

' 777 310 80

2 497 998 80

2' 325 852 75

1, 634 653 60

2' 971

2, 525

1 188 40

1 010 00

1 052 420 80

2, 3.55 942 00 150 60 00

2 358 943 20

2 535 1 014 00

2 589 1 035 60

2' 157 862 80

1' 949 779 60 % 495 998 00

1, 207 482 80

2, 287 914 80

56 22 40 995 398 00 177 70 80

2, 737 1, 094 80

2, 616 1, 046 40

2, 508 1, 003 20

2, 538 1, 015 20

2, 728 2,5441, 091 20

1, 017 60

587 234 80

3, 277 1, 310 80 929 371 60

2, 596 1, 038 40

2, 447 978 80

2, 443 977 20

Name.

M. V. B. Stevens .... Port Stout

^y. H. Sweeney

F. M. Stuart

Clai'a Soule George vSpencer

C. P. Thomson W. H. Towers

J. A. I). Tuiner

A. \Y. Tebbetts W. E. Thompson

A. Thomson, jr W. D. Underwood .

A. Yan Alstyne John Walkup

D. S. Walton W. H. Watson

a. J. Webb

John W.^ber Samuel Welirly , Edward Wentworth

F. S. AV^est E. S. Wiler

L. Woodward

Edward Warren

T. P. White

G. T. Wliittington . .

F. J. Waters . F. B. Wallace

J. S. Williams John Goodrich

B. F. Wright

E. Coburn

C. H. Messinger

D. M. Covey

Jefif Smith

S. S. Biiwman

Frank Davies

P. M. Becker

J. E. Bright

T. C. Spurgeon W.Y.Clarke W. A. Hartraan

J. P. Tyrrell

J. H.L. Eager W. B. Donaldson

Levi Na<ile

O. W. Doughty

P.C. Oberley Benjamin Fugitt

AY. S. Baker

D. W. Bruce

F. E. Ihirnside J.R. Mickle

T. W. Clark

L. M. Cady..... W. M. Bass W. H. Lutl

F. C. O'Neill

J. H.Fletcher Frank Pritchard W. H. Shomo

J. C Mellis G. M. Dt'pew

G. W. Howland

J.E.Keefe

C. A. Howie

J. W. A anew

A. McNT Hv

J. H. Close

J. D.E«k('W

J. H. Black

J. R. Brad It V W. A. Dodge

A. P. Marsit on

C. H. Martin

J. P. Moise

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

313

Amount

received.

2, 542 $1, 016 80

825 330 00

2, 365 946 00

40 16 00

1, C67 215

546 80

86 00

2, 666 1, 066 40

2, 302 920 80

3, 069 1, 227 60

1, 043 417 20

1, 324 529 60

1, 064 360 50

2, 289 915 60

2, 069 827 60

1, 754 701 60

2, 334 933 60

2, 409 963 60

2, 352 940 80

2, 282 912 80

2, 706 1, 082 40

1, 763 705 20

2, 289 915 60

2, 362 944 80

2, 531 1, 012 40

1, 149 459 60

862 344 80 659 263 60

1, 656 662 40

1, 03.5 422 84 276 110 40

2, 784 1, 113 60

2, 763 1, 105 20

2, 670 1, 068 00 163 65 20

3, 328 1, 331 20

2, 646 1, 058 40

1,328 531 20

2, 774 1, 109 60

1, 974 389 60

2, 851 1, 140 40

2, 299 919 60

2, 764 1, 1 05 60

483 193 20

2, 535 1, 014 00

2, 694 1, 077 60

2, 878 1, 151 20

2, 672 1, 068 80

2, 598 1, 039 20

2, 651 1, 060 40

2, 708 1, 083 20

2, 749 1, 099 60

2, 670 1, 068 00

2, 792

2, 761

], 116 80

1, 104 40

2, 803 1, 121 20

2, 745 1, 098 00

2, 817

2, 721

], 126 80

1, 088 40

1, 777 710 80

2, 789 1, 114 80

2, 702 1, 080 80

2, 815 1, 126 00

2, 847 1, 138 80

2, 518 1, 007 20

2, 755 1, 102 00

2, 867 1, 146 80

2, 185 874 00 632 252 80 594 237 60

303 121 20

1, 799 75

1, 852 981 56

1, 249 (.61 97

2, 489 1, 319 17

2, 463 1, 290 78

2, 395 1, 197 07

2, 510 1, 330 30
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the piihJic printing, t|'C. —Contiuned. 63

^sTame Xame.

V. H. Myers ! I 914 $484 42

J. W. Sterner i

I 689 365 17

C. AV. Baker

|

! 2, 315 1, 15" 50 P. A.Caton ' 2,533 1 1,245 90 'W. H. ]^liller 1, 219 609 50 James Austin ! 2, 069 I 888 25 L. E. Fechtis i [ 2, 468 : 1, 090 90 G. Harford. T 2,445, 1,100 25 F. P. Snvder ! 198 i 89 10

L. H. Jullien ' 1,223 519 75

J. B. Manstiel.l 1,251: 500 40 A. D. MeKniiiht : 2, 188 875 20

C. W. Smith 368 : 147 20 H. E. Smith , 347 138 80 G. Fowler 85 34 00 T.J. Hadjion 875 350 00 G. Pv. Bi andon : 1, 568 627 20

L. L. Burke 2, 548 1, 019 60 E. J. Burnham 2, 575 1, 030 00

J. Cox - : - 2, 509 1, 003 60 Edward Eherbacli 1, 748 699 20

J. L. Garrett 226 90 40 A. M. Jones 2, 545 1, 018 00 E. L.Marriott 2.495 998 00

J. W. Palmer 2. 500 1, 024 00 F. P. Wilkins 1, 5u9 6i)3 60 H. Eirse - 8.59 3-13 60 E. M. Elake 24 9 60 E. Eevnolds - -' 1,123 449 20 H. H.'Spraane 61 24 40 G. J. S. Hunnicutt 1. 2S'i 514 40

C. H. Lewis 422 168 80 W. C. Tallev :

i 371 , 148 40 M. VT. Choliar \ 1,060 424 00 Thomas TurnbuU ' 396 1.58 40

J. H. O Bi ien i L59 63 60 W. H.Xelson j 383 153 20

J. S. Johnson ; 78 31 20 H. C.Tar!ton ! 87 34 80 G. W.Perkins I 182 1,060 811 00

C. P. Boss : 1,230 1.53 74

J. T. Lewis - - - 2, 773 693 25 Henrv MoCov 2, 790 697 50 Lafayette Torrey 2, 330 582 50 Samuel Taylor 1. 401 175 08 M. M. Mitehell 2, 309 .577 25

. R. M. Bray' K . . ., 2, 308 577 00 K. S. Goodloe |

, 2, 467 607 70 Franck Farish I

' 2,173 524 50

J. M. Kiblde ' 3, 547 605 95 A. H. Tavlor 2, .521 612 75 A. T. Cowie 2, 064 499 05 B. F. Laicombe ; 2,333 566 65 D. C. Bauus !

! 2,293 512 90 F. M. Hill I

I 2, 390 ^ 512 45

J. T. Xicludson 2, 308 490 95

C. H. liobinson. 2, 334 409 56 C.O.Thompson 1,656 331 20 A. E. Riddle . 2, 645 529 00 E. H. Patterson 2, 429 479 60 Harr y McElfiesb 2, 6.55 524 00 F. C. Mail Hire 2, 028 398 63

J. W. O'Ronrke 2. 193 : 432 20 Jeremiah O'Connell. 2, 487 ^ 490 90 F. B. Lathrop 2, 427 : 478 57 E. E. Lan^iston 1, 9.32 ' 373 33 CM. Lewis 1,881 350 86 E.G. Scao-iis 2. .542 471 83

tI. H. Uarper 1^ 955 356 07 A. E. Holden 2, 551 448 83 G. B Atkinson 2,722 .544 40 W. C. Dewar 2, 754 475 11 J. C. Gawler 2,646 - 453 61

J. W. Proctor 82 16 40

J. F. Grant 2, 430 ' 350 36 A.E. Coruing 2,575 347 70 E Xott 867 144 50

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

E. J. Wilson

F. M. St. John

J. H. Scboepf

S. E. Wall

C. W. Summers...V j Georii'e Laurenzi ;

; Eeuiy LetVanc | ! YouniX '

j F. W. Trayis ' E. W. Kerr, jr \ M. F. Barrett ^ X. M. Adams i Alex. Elliott, ir j 313 G. S. Kin- ! H. C.Cowell i W. B. Kelly | | Paul Livinoston i S. L. Eouzee j Perry Brown - - '

i W. B. Daly j.

| J. E. Parker

Georjre Eecar I

[ Dayid Leonard |

I J. A. Daly I ; J. S. Smith I j W. S. Whitmore I : W. M. Laporte | L. E. Etchison j

\ T. Quinlan j

' H. Chase Georue Gavle

G. S. Perrie Bvron Waters Thomas Byrd

W.J.Boyd

J. C. Eussell

E. W. ;M(u-o:an Plnlip Corridon

J. S. Fleming Frank Coburn

T. W. Shomo W. J. Simmons

I W. F. Dewey

David Xielndson. .. M. W.Mitchell.... Andrew Smith.. v'-- A. S. Defrees

I. P. Bertlirong Eobert AVilsou .... W. F. Collins

F. H. Childs H. H. Jones

C. W. Simpson

Eichard Murphy. .. J. E. Murphy ...... H. S. Flvun ' J. H. Butcher

J. AY. Deueane

Eobeit Boulden ... J. T. Ferguson Thomas Kearney .. W. H. C(de

J. C. Wright John Buckman

William Crawford . C.H.Wilson Edward Malone

Joe Sardo

H. E. Walker I E. C. Hoover

E.P.Davis James McNally

i W. H.Myers

I Y. H. Elmore

I P. L. Eodier

! X. Watkins

I Walter Drummond

2, 400

2, 478

2, 363

2, 285

2, 720 1,891 1,028 I 1,063 I 1,076

595

608

2, 554

2, 195

2, 034

2, 039

2, 376

2, 148

2, 368

2, 224

2, 101

1, 384

1, 815

2, 694

2, 697

3, 231

2, 460

2, .505

3, 199

2, 297

2, 065 2,378

,2.53 672

50318

20 584

, .578 .023 314 . 313

313 104

309

313 313

148 165

288

5345

29

"'78'

697

313

2, 646

1, 848 3,216

2, 596

3, 109

3, 196

2, 775 3,073

3, 072

2, 921

3, 111

3, 892

2, 550

1, 8.59

1, 041

19066

1, 076

438

'2,'840'

1, 988

Amount

received.

$308 24

327 11 311 81 300 51 453 33

236 36 128 48

132 87 134 49

74 36

75 99

110 87

1, 799 75

1, 328 08 965 80 894 96 897 16

1, 045 44

945 12

1, 041 92

978 56 924 44

608 96 798 60 915 96

842 80 904 68

688 80 701 40 895 72

643 16

578 20

626 63 350 84

188 16 140 84

5 04

5 60 163 52 452 46

25-2 87

1, 308 32 244 00

1, 2.52 00

1, 2.52 00 332 80 988 80 939 00 939 00 755 25 495 00 469 50 184 05

67 50 43 50 496 12 618 00 804 00 649 .00 777 25

799 00

693 75

768 25

768 00 730 25 777 75

973 00 637 50 464 75 260 25 47 50 16 50 269 00 109 50

1, 799 75

1, .505 20 956 79
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

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

Time employed. Name.

J. "W. Kovran M. Barrinser

F. A. McGill

E. J. Klopfer W. E. Morcoe W. W. McColluia . .

F. J. Ward

"W. F. Nabers W. L. Joues

A. Goi dou

H. O. Simons W. Allison - R. P.. Kik'V

J. E. L. Kodicr W. M. Bolt

J. H. Lowrey

A. A. Allison G. W. Durall

J. T. Halleck

J. G. Andei'son

E. B. Robinson

H. B. Waikt r

J. F. McGill

S. G. AVise D. H. Hunter

F. M. Stewart

E. Laporte

F. M. Lewis

C. W. Rowan

P. S. Sprij:litley J.W. Busev

T. K. Morsell C A. Smith

C. C. Nyce

G. R. Boone

J. J. Murray

J. T. Nichoirion M. Ilunt W. H. Selby Edward Toner

H. T. Rodier

A. T. Borland Yincent Lemon E G. Pleasants H. Lebmann

Jesse Smith

Daniel McDevitt —

G. C. Krazier

C. C. Howell

C. C. Gibbons

C. A. Hopkins M. A. Foley

S. J. Cooke

Bettie Pumphrey . .

Joanna Corridon M. E. Swain Mary Joyce

E. E! Teiilon A. B. Huseman

F.'J. Graham

Lulie Laskey Lena Foley

E. N. Beal

J. T. Heck

J. T. Brewster

AV. H. Hutchinson.

J. H. Matile

J. L. Hairifian

C. T. Hutchinson . .

O. H. Reed ...... A. J. Donaldson . ... G. E. Patten

T. F. jNIaher A. J. Pr.-all "William Fai riiigton. Micliael Friery A. H. Jones

313

813

293

Amount

received. Hours.

2, 405 $1 , nn:i SO

1, 137 ."(iS 5(1

' 394 ir,? ()() 2, 566 ] , 02(i 41) 2^ 615 1, 04(i 00

2, 155 862 00

2, 629 1, 60

2, 394 !)57 60

2, 590 1, 036 00

2, 571 1, 028 40

2, 602 1, 040 80

2, 718 1, 087 20

2, 534 1, 013 60

2, 674 1, 069 60

2, 677 1, 070 80

2, 622 1, 048 80

2, 435 974 00

2, 385 9.54 00

2, 153 861 20

1, 756 702 40

1, 496 598 40

1, 359 543 60

1, 509 603 60 608 243 20

2, 609 683 45

1, 596 638 40

1, 020 408 00 677 270 80 354 141 60

2, 433 973 20

2, 687 1, 007 62

2, 615 588 60

2, 608 585 65

2, 71

585 75

2, 637 537 80

' 483 193 10

2, 575 1, 030 00

2, 516 1, 006 40

2, 629 1, 051 60

2', 367 473 40

2, 279 284 86

2, 560 1, 024 00

2, 997 74!) 23

2, 706 67(i 51) 2, 718 679 50

2, 707 676 75

1' 434 3.58 50

'>' 1±-,0 23 265 36

2, 436 456 74

2, 282 427 86

2' 542 476 61

2, 614 490 11

2^ 576 482 99

2, 614 490 11

2] 549 477 92

2, 604 508 24

2, 150 403 11

2, 185 409 31

2, 197 411 92

1, 261 236 44

223 41 81 978 183 37 280 148 40

2 753 1, 422 69

2, 752 1, 100 80 2,771 1, 108 40

1, 820 728 00

2, 723 1. 089 20

2, 543 501 40

1, 799

1, 669

1, 367

75

35

32

2, 744 1, 097 60

2, 271 908 40

2, 487 994 80

2, 689 ], 075 60

2, 682 1,072 80

IN'ame.

S. T. Brown

IT. Evans

T. H. Fitnam ^ ]\rorris Barrett. i. M. W. Louis X W. P. Martin

G. W. Kreamer

J. E. Cole

J. H. Furbershaw ... E. L. Winne

James Gray

C. Hall

D. C. Reeves

J. F. Clark son CD. Parsons Edward DuflJ. D. Lvdick

G. W. Dunne

: R. A. Porter 1. John Burnside -Ai W. C. Riley

i F. J. Robinson

^ F. Eraser

I J. A. Flynn

i A. E. Sardo ...

: C. E. Beach....

G. W. Pierce

J. A. Cushley

C. A. Moran'. H. N. Farey W. S. Scott , G. F. Erdman . . .* E. L. Barker

S. C. Hurlev

D. H. Denham

E. C. Maher

A. W. (rvaham

T. H. OwinjiS William Donaldson W. H. Stebbins

Charlotte Heatley

Maggie McKie

Maruaret Gormley

Ellen ]SrcCarty -

A. M. Slentz ' Cecelia Clements

Cath'ine Suhermerhorn

Delia Cremen

H. A. Turuer

S. M. Antrim

Maria Benter .

Fannie Lee

M. A. McCormick

H. V. Teuley

H. A. Travers

CelindaHijrby

Mary O'Brien Elizabeth Dement

Bettie Bartlett Martha Allison Mary Nally Mary Hill Kate Miller

Eller Barnes Mary Mills Annie Mitchell Emma Reese Maiy Hayes

C. A. Moore

A. D. Goss

A. W. Potter

; M. V. Wheeler

]->Bettie Long

Victoria Clark M. E. Warner

Josephine Carlisle

: C. R. Ober

Time employed.

Days, i Hours.

2, 764

2 6'{5 1, 054 00

2 538

2, 278 911 20

2 679 1 071 60

' 1 879 751 60

67 26 80

2 617

1 247 498 80

2 697

1' 526

1 078 80 610 40

2 242 896 80

2 440 976 00

2 409 Qfi'l fin 2' 790 1 olfi on

2, 580 1, 032 00

2 533

2 650

1 013 20

1 ofio on

2' 595 1 0^8 on

1 250

' 982

500 GO 392 80

2 755 1

J., ifl') AWi( 00W

2 641 1 056 40

2' 475 815 40

1 841 736 40

2 329 931 60

2 289 915 60

]' 953 781 20

1 872 748 80

1 677 670 80 783 313 20

50 880 ^ 20 00 352 00 392 156 80

2 294 (^ot nn

2 709 576 85

2 238 350 21

2 801 358 80

1 .517 189 61

2 377 891 36

2, 650 496 85

-f g24 491 99

2 672

2 32") 436 67

z, son 429 16

2 462 471 61

2, 569

2, 29.3 '±10 452 99

2, 408 4.51 49

2, 144 402 00

2, .509

2, 366 Ai'i HI l-tO OL

2, 375

2, 464 4i)i yo

2, 129 399 17

2, 5.59 479 79

2, 554 478 86

1, 9.57 cSDD vo

1, 925 rfoO \)Z 2 582 484 11

2, 608 488 99

2, 740 513 74

2, 396 449 24

2, 210 414 37

2, 229 417 94

2, 662 499 11 1,871 350 80

2, 305 432 16

2, 550 478 10

2, 176 407 99

2, 405 450 94

2, 615 490 30

2, 399 449 80

2, 682 502 86

1, 937 363 17

2, 449 459 18
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons emp'loyed in the pnMic printing, cfc. —Coutinned. 65

K'ame.

Time employed.

Days. Horns.

Amount

received. Name.

Henrietta Tompkins. . Etta DewL. Y. Onrand Emma Swain

Ella McGraw --- E. E. Eicksecker M. S. Button Y^--ry. L. E. Hutton. . .^. -i^J A. E. Cromelien. Addie Scriver M. A. Wise M. J. McCollam

Magaie Curtis A. D. Langlev [ M.ReiHy ..:

' M. V. Keenan

A. E. Pope Mary Cidlaglian Ann Chapman ' F. A. Proctor Annie Gaugliran Annie Heatley

Jennie Suydam

Jane Blusli

J. L. Pitts I Adelaide Boslev ' H. A. Lauiiley -

, L. L. ]SIcKinzie M. E. Barker j L.Krobr. I !Nelli(- Hooper

Bettir MeCiiuley

' E. F. Will -ate

Sallie Mcintosh ' Mollie (Jartliwait ... L. E. Crupper

C. S. Eaudall Jennie Baylie M. E. Eca-an

Lizzie Jobn.ston M.H.Taylor

S. A. Ivt ime.ly Emma C(>\" [ M.F. Ciishley M. A. Hunter

Margaret Sweeney

| Johanna Hickey ^ Belle Channy ' Bridget McXamara

Mary O'Brien

Sallic Moure

Lizzie Ci.h mnn

L. A. Flalnivhan ' Catharine Burke ' S. V. Sin on

Mag"-ie Sullivan .... Annie Ca-rj-euter . .

.

Maggie Durfy Eebecca Lislier .... Jennie Mareey

Jane Wriglit Kate Mayhew

Ida Tan Arsdale M. L. Slagle M. S. S] ,gle L. A. Fillmore

S. M. Edgerly , A. M. Scott

S. M. Adams ' Laura Schafer ! H. Metzger ,

I A. E. Lisher I S. E. Cnitchett

j Jennie Amazeen ! Alice Brown

S. C. Davis

Ida Yerger

2 412 $4.52 24

2, 257 423 18

2 692 504 75

2 497 468 17

2 316 434 22

2' 419 453 55

2' 401 450 18 338 63 37

2 5-9 474 ] b 145 3T

2, 597 486 9S

2^ 462 461 61

2 590 485 63

2, 023 379 30

2' 442 457 86

2, 294 430 13

2, 279 427 30

2, Hl(]

2, 54.') 477 17

2 530 474 30

2! 302 431 60

2 541 476 43

2, 113 39(5 17

1 969 3()!) 17

2' 474 40: i S7

2' 395 449 1)5 2. 473

2, 345 4:;!) (17 2 108 3i)5 -Jo 1, 889 354 ]S

1 639 3ii7 :il 1 , 3U9 245 4"_' 1' ">''> L'in 1 1, 35b 25-t (i2 li 394 201 37

1, 264

1] 027 192 5()

' 915 171 5() 902 169 12 712 133 50 6^4 IK) 'I't 881 71

j'' 401 264 4'! ".u 2, 371 4]

1±,' '>fi1 -or 969 Si' (N

2 042 3S'' ST

2' 442 457 .-N 1' 3"'8 94X (ji) 1 630 31;-; s7 916 lS4 71

1 616 318 57

1' 327 261 00

1 596 316 73

1 453 290 64

1 836 372 75

1 508 313 08

1, 511 313 19 443 93 03

1, 671 313 30

1, 924 300 74

2, 354 441 35

2, 4.59 461 07 235 44 06 1,214 227 62

1, 988 372 74

990 185 62 819 1.53 56 692 129 75 142 26 02 183 34 31 793 148 68 695 130 31 639 119 81 602 112 88 274 51 37

Time employed.

L. E. Swartout

J. E. Hart

Delia Wall W. H. Oarr

E. C. Soules N. T. Ellsworth

1 John Kaudolph

E. Saunders

A(lolphe(Tuillot- \ K. T. Butts

J.din Metcalf

F. P. Blair G. C. Johiiston

J. T. Bryan

Alaiisim Kelsez \ ls\. T. Lincoln ! AVilliam Kobiuson | .1. W. Hughes I A. L. Carrier

T. L). Bennett F Boult. r ! .7. A. McCauley I Ellis HuglK^s

L. I.Boteler

j:. ('. ;-diu(aids

1:. (iavle Edwavl ili-vnolds

('. A. Liiicolu W. I), NX-son L. King

A'/illiiin; l^ vnolds

<r. M. Bond' '

.) HUM'S Cotiev

L. T. Jewett W. L. Laml)

J. T. Wliitaker W. H. Fletcher Geor-e ( i\ ster William i'lice J.dui T>;llu-]t

1;. \y . Siiuuums

J. A. Patterson

( 1 . Gordon

.Ji.lin ] :nsh

.Ter. r-du Brown

J. X. I;urster_

Willia^ii Hell A. X. Trunnel

SaiiMi; 1 liovsey

E. A. Gray - - ' 'I'lioiiia.s Pitchlynn .. .. (7. H. Euskev

G.W.Cole.'-

'I Benjamin Coakley

C.C. Haddock

\ L. A.Lirdella

I John Eobeits

' J. E Harris

' E.J. Houck

G. Coakley W. T. Benjamin / J. W. Bede /

Sylv( ster Jordan

William HutchinsonY.

.

Lewis Eussell

: Benjamin Holmes

' J C. Jackson ... Eobert Williams Jolm Eyan

]V!i< hard Dougherty

;^ iv'oses Foskey W. S. Seymour

1 Lewis Thomas

h Frank Dial

ij Josiah Green

|i H.T.Williams

I William Lang

Hours.

318 366

366

345

314 366

306

239

123

74 374

267

2, 742

2, 683

2, 532

2, 326

2, 287

2, 145

2, 145

2, 072

1, 928

2, 112

292

1, 787

2, 316

2, 633 1,935

'2, 089

2, 147

2, 252

600 2,216

1, 894

1, 884

2, 113

811

673 384

96

2, 027

1,-672 347

2, 305

2, 617

471 ! 2, 537 j 2,530

2,621 2,249

2,613 i 2,773 ! 2,540 I 2,308 ! 2,511 i 2,471

'

2, 313

2, 612

2, 710

2, 586

2, 517

2, 451

2, 565 2,311

2, 686

2, 481 2,714

2,701

2, 500

1, 5('8

2, 092

2, 402 486

187

760

1, 858 5 PK
66 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the puhJic pvintinfj, cj-c. —Contiuiied.

J.N. Keek

Cbail'-'s Fletcher. .. G.W. Mnlloy

Maus!'.ii Ivdbiiison . Alex;iii(lfr Douglas

Cr. II. Pi ice J. F. B. rui sell J. W. Jones John CiiuniBuham . G. H. Tlioinpson . .

W. H. Seott

J. E. Smith

P. McMaiins Walker G-ilchrist .. Geor-e Slim Emaiiiu l A\'el)b EUeii slieahan Samu' l Eowen

E. S. I-Iarris Mason Sliauklin . .

William Beanum .. Lambert Stewart .. J. W. Prvor C.H. Ea'idcnd Charles Miller Henrv Jones

Charles Xewton . .

E.H. Saue A. M. Parsons C.J.Jones

Steijhen Caldwell.. J.K. McDonald.-..

P. E,. jSioone C.S.Mills

C. C. AYoodard

E. S. McDonald....

G. B. Bury

B. A. Champion

C. J. Mc Daniel E.J.Wilson James Kearney

Arthur Eakle.' C. M. Morrison Samuel Robinson . . . ^

I Billings

J. G. Moi rison

J. B. Stewtirt John Davis

T. L. Konntz

T. B. Penicks George Eordham

Richai d Berrv W.C. Heck..'. D. C. McGivem

11. B. Harford W. H. ISJoran

JE. T. Houck

J. Paul Chambers

H. C. Tisdel W. H. Micklejr

J. L. Coombs

G. W. Bates

L. H. Keid

J. A. Tafe

J. J. Bain

J. F. Baily N. P. Burnett

I. P. Burgess

E. J. I'.ufr T. B.Camp. W. S. Clark

E. H. Chase

J. W. Dutton

J. D. Daniels

G. H. Durfee A. Eagleston

L. E. lYank

Time employed.

Days.

235

313

113i

212

d Hours. 1

1, 371 75

2, 828 707 00

2, 245 50

25

2 562 50

2, 572 043 00

2, 438 009 50

2, 468 617 00

2, 244 5G1 00

1, 924 481 00 809 202 25 76 19 00 1,683 420 75

1, 468 367 00 66 16 50

71 17 75

71 17 75

235 00 66 16 50 71 17 75

66 16 50 99 24

82 20 50 38 9 50 33* 8 37 33| 8 37 33| 8 37

14 3 50 1 2, 807

1, 122 80 j 2, 776

2, 754

867 52 688 50 i 2, 188 410 23

2, 884

2, 888 432 60 433

1 20

2, 271 340 65 1 2, 354 353 55

2, 338

1, 626

350 70 243 90

1, 776 266 40

1, 260 189 00

1, 218 182 70

1, 161 174 15 787 118 05 394 59 10 434 65 10 210 31 50

1, 912- — 286 80

1, 645

246 75 '

' 857 128

1, 006 150 90

1, 799

1, 514

75

3, 028 00 i l' 593 ' 637 20

2, 711 1, 084 40

2, 754 1, 101 00

2, 552 1,' 020 80

l', 896 ' 758 40

' 112 44 80 471 87

1 970 738 72

2 724 1 021 49

2 907 ' 814 49til 2 629 893 86

2 939

1, 048 918 43 792 00 2,414 603 50 ^ 2, 561 640 25 ' 1, 756 439 00

1, 925 516 35

; 1, 478 369 50

1, 979 453 75 i 816 204 00

' 145 36 25

2, 487 621 75

1, 919 479 75 ' 65 16 25 i 2, 225 556 25

2, 404 601 00 1

Name. Time employed.

jDays. Hours.

Amount

received.

J A. Fh^nnery . .

W. D. Foos

(I. W. Folck

J. A. Fuller H. A. Gwin

Kobert Hervey .

Andrew HoLiau .

A.J. H()nuht(m .. K. W. Ingersoll .

( )wen Keefe J.H.Kelly

atrick Keleher . John Lee

J. F. Lacey

J.S. Learock ....

J. B. Miller D. McCathran . .

James McKenna.

C. J. Oi tli])

Ct. L. Pearson Simon Poeker

E. H.Parliu G.M. Paiib

E. A. Sikken

J. Simpson

T.J. Spikor

E. M. Sullivan....

J. Weckei ly G. C. Wooley W. T.AYard W. E. Webster . .

7-

z^-

PIECE-WORK. W. R. AtweU

O. S. Allen

T. J. AUeger

G. H. Ackerman . .

C. J. Ashton

A.G.Allison

S. J. Armstrong

J. G. Anderson

J. Austin

G. W. Y. Bailey . . .

William Blanchard

Louis Bass V L D. Boyce W. A. Bohn

C. C. Brodie

S. R. Brooks

A. D. Brock

A. R. Bloomer

J. G. Boss Wallace Brewer . .

O.C.Butler W. H. Brock

T. W. Burke

H. C. Bavley

T. H. Brooke

C. H. Babcock

S. N. Benerman

J. B. Cannon

J. A. Crow

R. E. Chisolm W. J. Cook

A. G. Cook

B. E. Clark

J. B. Campbell .... H. Q. Chappell .... R. H. (Campbell ... J. E.Campbell ....

I. E. CooJey William Chaney .

W. R. Chipley W.P.Cole

G. D. Cunningham

2, 685 $671 25

1, 030 257 50

1, 096 274 00 232 58 00

1, 691 422 75

2, 126 531 50

2, 041 510 25

795 198 75

1, 897

2, 733 448 25

683 25

1, 425 356 25

149 37 25

2, 927 731 75

2, 294 573 50

2, 743 685 75

1, 992 498 00

1, 368 342 00

1, 230 307 50

1, 086 271 50

2, 782 695 50

2, 021 505 25

373 93 25

2, 934 733 50

2, 798 699 50

2, 416 604 00

260 65 00 374 93 50

2, 224 556 00

1, 17980 294 75

20 00

1, 912 239 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 67

No. 13.—Persons employed in tlie puhUc printing, tj-c—Coutiuued.

Xanie.

J. B. Clienev

J. B.Clark

J. E. Cmtclier ... F. S. Casselman .

.

"W. H. Deuuesson

C. J. Devaujihn .

.

G-. A. Dunnington

J. Q. Dutrow

E. W. Davison . .

.

C. r. Depue E.C.Dodd

Frank Darley

^Sr. F. Dunn

S. N. Densmore .

.

D. K. Dovle

T. M. Donn

Beniamin Dukes

Z. W. Denbam . .

.

W. S. Deuny

J. T. Dunbar

J. M. Eixaleston .

.

C. L. Estill J. E. Elb^sood - - - - Edward Flagg, jr. B. D. Fleet Thomas Fealey .

.

Patrick Feeban . E. Y. Fisber D. V. Fenton

J. G. Forney

H. A. Foresman . J. P. Gamer

H. A. Graliam . .

.

K M. Greenwood W. A. Griswold Olando Gibson

G. W. Grabam

James Greenwood

E. C. Gruiidey

J. A. Gritbu W. S. Griffitb F. C. Griffith F. M. Gosom

G. T. Gosorn

William Geddes .

.

D.' L. Harbaugh . .

.

C. D. Harbausih ... G. AY.Hodge.^

C. B. H(-miugwav . G. AY Hall

"W. C. Hunt

L. A.Harvie

G. F. Hanmiar

C. T. Harding

G. W. Howard . . .

.

J. J. Heron

J. M. Hawlev G. D. Houston

William Haase

T. Herman

P. W. Herbert . -

.

J. E. Jones

J. J. Judge ."T Edward Jones . .

.

J. F.Kellev William Kirkland N.W. Klopfer....

L. E. Kearney

J. H.Kablert .... W. H. Kern

P. Kinasman

S. E.King W. A. Linton

F. F. Laporte

F. M. Lewis Frank Lewis

T. D. Larcombe .

.

Time em- 1 ployed.

I Amount

received. Days. Hours.

Time employed. Name.

Days. Hours.

$19 80 491 9.5 : 465 10 i 138 80 649 78

" 724 14 108 IS 223 60 470 79 103 05 25 90 269 10 31 05

20 40

84 15 70 35 231 51 124 85

9 60 566 75 603 58 578 98 577 94 604 80 484 97 731 64

531 92 303 46

87 50 108 45

3 80 651 72 744 81 816 46 738 22 268 68 155 60 110 65

93 90 33 70 58 15

14 85

9 85 369 20 72 95 666 32 244 09 451 90 123 73 265 50 92 90

60 55 84 60

3 65

7 35

1 60 538 60 29 00 36 80 54 9545 466 78 340 65

8 20 369 70 798 81 14 45

20 20

7 15 105 15

61 20

14 45

594 55 306 90 132 40 679 71 280 81

A. M. Laing

S. M. Lvnch

N. M. Light

J. W. Law

Jabez Loid

J. B. Moulden

H. F. McArdle Herman Martin

E. G. Myers

John Melson

O. W. Marsh

T. M. Mace

H. F. Milans

Vr. H. Moss

Ed. Morgan

X. J. McGirr

E. S. yielntosh D.G.Miller

'sr. H. Monroe

•J. A. McCarthy ... J. r. McCarthy .-. F. P. Montague

B. F. :Slann J tc. Mn.sou W.J. Navlor

G. AV. Xeill

J. H. O Bi ien

F. C.O X.'ill P. C. Obeiley • Samuel Perley . . ..

Amount

received.

G. H. Proctor * I . . .V

.

.irxC\/^CJ^'C-... / L. H. Patterson Heber Painter ' Llovd Prather, jr i

.

M. iF. Peake

S.J. Phillips i. W. F. Eandolph

Z. E. Ross |. J. E. Kisdon

Joseph Rogers |

.

C. B. Ilatcliffe C. lios«ton E.J. Russell . T. W. Shiel

AV. W. Stanford i

.

George Spencer

A. U. Silvey ;. J. H. Slierman

T. AV. Sandy

D. W. Sloan W. O. Smith I. R F. Simms '. H. P. Shiter j. Cliarles S]jencer '

,

M.J. Sherk

G. W. Sargent | T. C. Simpson :[ J. W. Snyder ; H. L. Snyder . ! Oliver Shaw .

j A. Stiarwalt, jr ! T. C. Spurgeon

E. D. Smoot ..: C. K. Schwrar ! AY. H. Smiley '

; J. T. Taylor [ A.G. Tuohy I A. Thomson, jr j S. A. Towers . H.F.Tompkins j E H. Thomas - .

.

ii W. H. Towers ..

!: W.E.Thompson

: J.P.Tyrrell .... Henry Walker .

.

'! P.M.' Waters ...

il J.B.Williams...

$148 35

61 30

121 35

31 00 260 05 605 06

745 53 871 80 512 98 731 56 346 47

305 89 731 54 599 46

76 25

53 45

34 75

14 20

11 20

88 65

15 25

482 70

35 80

95

353 41

90 35

182 60

21 50

1 05 463 31 639 43 150 25

62 45

16 60

23 35—

8 70

8 70

8 20 587 23

553 98

42 25

5 80 159 15 694-17

521.32

544 83

658 10

954 70

480 12 147 19 821 18 317 20 -

14 50

123 75

151 95 114 15 156 35 176 50 96 40

7 15 4 75

18 45

482 42

152 40

557 95 400 47

601 34 222 12 483 95

41 65 127 55

3 60 522 5075

625" 14

674^18

713 32
68 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in ilie puNic printing, t|'-c. —Continued.

Kame.

Time employed.

! Amount

received. iSTame.

/

Time employed.

Days. Honrs. Days. Hours M M "Wood $176 3.5 8L 95 199 80 14S iH) 165 45 43 55

34 90 90 40

17 95

16 35

24 25

11 85 339 20 738 20

1, 303 75 935 70 931 10 577 10 615 30 126 85 199 70 107 55

1, 012 85

1, 353 90 21 95 705 80 632 30 787 00

1, 094 00 970 10

1, 073 95 830 10 946 65 999 85 735 35

211 10 426 70 416 40 551 05 988 70

1, 070 20 848 40

48 90 795 55 971 95 873 05 635 65

Xi. L. Andrews

J !F W'oodwortli E M. Ashby

C. iX. \\ a lie11 J L ^Vcltv A. Atchison

F. AY. Adams

H L Work B. E Adams W. F. Walsmitli 31, 15ovle

I. AI. Bailey

J. Barry M. M. Burn W V AViii'iiis W. H. Wliitcouil)

U. K. I'm >y ell TV T Williams A. BuTler H. H. AYalthour E. AI. Bromagim W. II. Waltbour J.Beatty

F. J. AYateis 1 S.J.Blair H. H. Arnold 1 A. W. Bacon

C.Bates

TVilliain J3ii"'"'s E. E. Banks

Geor"' e i)Uilvliii ...... F.Baker

E. M. Blake

J. II. Bradley M. E. Bois A. H. Bowie G R Braiidou J. Breslin

J. H. Black ! ... A. Barrett \ C. A. Bennett

J. D. ( "ampbell I.Ball

J. T. Connolly

S. B Eniilisli' G. W. Fowler L. M. Burnett

J. L. Garrett

jM. E. Burlbrd

J. S. Gourlay S. M. Bo^yie Daniel Grady

TT. B. Gri- o i J. P. Hamilton P. Y. Baker

T. K. Heatli . M. S. Baird

B. F. Barnes

G. J. S. Hunnicutt C. AI. Brickley

G. S. Johnson J. Baylie L. H. Jullien B. :M.'Bartlett E. 1). B(md W. A. Layalette Claience Le\yis J. Buckley. M. L. Littlelield M. A. Boyd

H. T. Lec kie i L. L. Bull H. C. .Martin M. A. niancy

J. F. Manpin W. F. MeAyoyM. Cook

Al. Corbin. 944 65 B. L. Chritzman. H. H. Mi Keeyer 1, 077 15

1, 223 75

^ 558 30 288 75 544 65

16.) 80 850 10 1,007 90 103 40 801 55 538 25 162 85 713 25

1, 222 90 725 (10 598 90 88 85 478 85

1, 12.5 ] 1) 1, 201 CO

1, 108 15 191 75

1, G80 60 925 80 421 57

3.50 59 114 69 ,

L. Al. Cross

---M. Conn ell 'W. H. .Miller J. H. Matile J. F.Caiy

TT. H.^-elson

T. T. OTeary

A.P.Piatt

H. C. Povyell M. C. Chapman

A_. Collins W. T. Pi iddy Ann Cowan

A. H. Pettibone S A. Chapman

T.P. Eeid M.E. Casev

D. P. Po\vell E. L. Seott

F. P. Snvder S. P. Col.b^ W. M. Stewart F. E. Cordero A. S. A. Smith S. Af. Crow

H. C Tarlfrn B. Carter E.B. T.^pham

A.^Y. V^ iA'.h F. Chase

T. B. AYood

At. T. ( lark

S. X. Yomiii'

1 J. S. Zieiiler S H. Carr M. Amhro.^^e A. S. Adams

M. Y. Abrams B. Duffy
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the puWic printing, tf-c. —Continued. 69

IJame. Time employed.

Days. Honrs.

Amount

received. ifame. Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

H. Daily M. DouneUv

M. Dohertv O.Dwyer

X. Dimne

S. J. Da%'is A. A. Dodd J.... y. Di<r<rs /. . . . A. S. Davis

A. DahL. H. Davis

S. Dickson M. C. Dvkes

X. A. Da^^3

C. A. Davis

J. A. Downing

Emilv Dings

E. Davis y. M. Darby

Louisa dcd Monte L li. Ellis

S. Edelen

J. Elliott E. J. Essex

L. T. Edmonston M. Ellwood

:M. Ford ham

H. C. Fl.vnn M. Fleming M. Farrell M. J. Flaherty

C. Fowler M. L. F^Ianagan A. Fisher M. Fitzpatrick

E. A. Fowler , K.C. Folev M. Flaherty V. Franklin

G. Fries

C. Finckel

J. B. Forbes S K Felt ham

M. A. Graves M. Garttrell E. J. Green

B. Gates

J. B. Griunan

E. Gouhl

S. Giberson H. M. Grimes , J. Grimes

E. W.G..dwin M. Gibbs

A. 1. Griffith C. Godey

C. L. Gantt

J. Howlin

T. Harrison ' A. O. Hutchinson

A. Hodije

r. V. HaiTis M. B. Henry , J. Hitchcox M. Hall

Y. Hoffman

A. A. Hayes M. X. Hopkins

C. Howard

J. H. llin-s A.Hi--ins M. F. Hii<rhes E. E. Havs M. A. Ho] brook

S. E. Havward

L. Havs

D. Hiirper E. Hetfell

$371 95 411 96

343 35 396 58 318 34

36. 50

4'i6 59 47S

4l'(i .^7

3.') 5 (III 54 s ^7 4'2 4:t

o4.-: 72 71 99

8)^ 23

! 343 08

64 79 194 70

18-2 21

17 31

41 i'.' •J 7

1: 1 372

37:! L'l

•_>i'.:; 17 IMt 40

1 621 :;4 3!t2 7ij 621 '.Hi 401) 44

' 5S3 75

: 371 18

1 500 17

^ 47r2 57 324 36 442 54 3V2 56

3:!4 9_' 224 oy

71 15S 46

; 3!) 45 286 87

6:t(; 25 410 56

41:.-. 22

48.) 62

3>^0 49

280 67 402 60

17.-; 75 63 79

1 111 49

1 33626 50

! 15 06

i 1 95

! 622 73

i 498 18

' 441 41

! 397 85

397 98 456 0< 580

480 74

I 385 64

! 434 82

i 390 64

i 505

! 487 35 474 64

} 316 77

1 439 !)7

' 378 21

! 414 65

! 48.^ 29

1 544 13

i 551 25

S. Hess

S. Husted /. T. E. Hubbard

M. C. Harbin . M. A. Harper. . . X .

.

A. Hutsou

L. ( ). Hunt

L. Hunt

1; A. Plart /. C. A. Harner /.. V. Heiirick

y. A. irrrhcnck. ... E. A. iIit'-ho(jrk - .

.

E, Havfimer

A. ^[. Havenuer

M. Henry

E. H:iudebeau

L. C. Horuer

K. L. Hutson M K. 1:1-1-.-

H -101.11^,^ .... M. AI. .Jdlmston M. .V. Jobu.sou . M Kui.tr M. Kirsch

-M. L. Kuapp . .

.

>[. A. Iv -iiiiedy

S. E. Iv. rs..v.:.. K. K

E. La.-Ici

J. La FiuiT :nne . . .

.

AE. E. Luck-tt

r. LouA. E. Lansdale-...

E. E. Lvous

D. C. LnnM. LaBille

L. Laugworthy — A.Lee.

D. Lord

A. V. Lee

T. B Lansdale

A. Lauahlian M.J. Lovell- J.E. Manstield.... A. McDowell

M. E. Murray

H. ;Mur])bv

E. :*LeXeill E. M:ncbe

A. ^[aiuiiuo- M.J. McRevnolds. M. McXamara.... M A. MrXainara . ^1. A. AIcL.-od ....

^1. AlatTin-iy M. MrF.^e

A. nthi C.J McMahon....

M. Mm-.liv M. ^Lrris! M. ^I-Carty

S. ilartin M. J. McLeod

$581 88 462 26

311 63 287 77

266 59

191 24

197 10 197 67 107 55

80 49

306 12

43 15 393 91 330 08

51 71 124 38 222 29 254 40

101 92 467 94

633 35

313 28 400 30 378 38 460 50 340 93 305 94

188 62 255 15

1 20 254 02

66 12 598 53 600 18

370 05 371 76 349 10

441 12

571 38 483 27

1 30

510 27

608 77 496 39 484 48

386 52

378 08

368 79 454 44

451 13 545 69

309 87

247 44

65 69

18 90 200 80 222 28

10 23 609 71

594 33 396 44

425 54 325 86

620 39

486 16

393 22 389 54 406 57

385 72 418 14 385 50

350 76

366 03 418 55

370 97 428 85 434 18 555 37
70 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons emploijed in ihe pnhl'ic printing, tf-c. —Contiuued.

Name.

A. McCiu thy

C. Mavis M. Markham

J. Mnri)liv

,r. A.Maliory

L. A. McKenuey / M. M.^iloCaithy...

/ M. M. Morrow X

S. Moens

M. A. Maloney

K. Mitchell K. Mooney

M. Miiiiuire H. H. Morse

Alice Martin

E.B. Meals

D. A. jSIulueaux H. M. May

H. MacNamee

M. II Mcars

A. E. Melson

H. Morris A. E. Meredith ... .

M. McCutcheu

M. A. Mviltiuiu A.M.]Srasli

L. Naylor K Nelson M. ]i. Norbeck

C. M. Neiclfeldt M. T. O'Connor M. A. Ornie M. A. O'Neill M. E. Owner

M. E. O'Neill M. A. Owen

K. O'Neill

C. O'Leary A. Piggott M. Page

C. K Pocock

J. E. Parrott

J. E. Plant M. A. Proctor

S. Partrido e , C. Palmer

A. Pleasants L. M. V. Purdy /.

C. Pope .v.. A. B. Plain

L. Pettit

S. E. J. Porter

J. T. Parham

V. Power

L. Kussell H. Eyder

D. Reilly M. C. Enppert

A. Pvogers

J. Pobinsoii

li. S. Kitcl.ie M. A. liyan i... K. Reapsomer

E. 11. Tiic hards M. Reao-an

L. Pooier

I. E. Rogers

Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$486 15 554 75

542 63 418 29

291 84

281 06

291 16 208 22

19 L 85

151 55 100 87 82 86 3S2 07 74 44

15 81 339 80 288 60 374 00 167 27

1.57 34

181 62 172 22 55 15

1 30

1 20 407 74 238 G8

.532 70

3.53 35 214 36

631 .56 557 08 484 68

541 12 113 90 126 61 172 37

1 50 531 68 362 12 445 03 375 79

350 59 337 98 631 85 396 17 408 96

5.50 25 288 08 130 60 138 83

74 98 24 13

1 20 446 67 550 29

4-15 40 881 37 496 13 354 54 464 77 399 45 539 27 469 19 44 07 25 32

5 67

Name.

R. A. E. Reed

[ M. E. Sherwood

E. C. Sullivan

E. Si)ates K. Stevens

j M. A. Say res

j M. E. Speisser ^ M. Sullivan M.E. Shepherd .... H. Schieiuer

I L Silvers

I E. F. Sharkey

L. Silvey...J

i A. Sullivan M. J. Shepherd. .. .

L. F. Suit M. A. Stelle

j S. I). Soper

j E.J. Sydnor

] A. Sweeney

E.B. Soper /.

! M.T.Spalding ./. S.E.Smith /-. S.E. Sisson.-.-^./...

L. E. Smith M. Speiss ........ S.B. Smith

T. SorrelL ., M. A. Sibley

I). C. Toole' M. A. Thompson

L. Tucker

A. Taylor M. B. Thompson . Y. Thompson

E. Tliomas

E. P. Upham

M. Ward

J. Wilson

R. A. Watson

M. Walsh

C. Wriiiht R.Wi.lling

i J. E. Wat son N. M. Wingate...

H. Webster

K. Wootten : K. V. Walker

M. Woodend

Ida Walker

E. Wilson

G. Webster

A. S. Walls A.R. Whitman .. E.V.Walker .... E. I. Webster . . .

C. L. Wirt

A. J. Wise

E. Wells

K. E.Webster ... L. Wilson

C. Wood - E. Willington

C. L. Youn<r

E. M. Young

J. 1. Yates

K. Zell

Time employed.

I Days Hours.

Amount

received.

PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H. Roberts . . .

J. W. WJiite

D. W. L udvoiot. Chailcs Li iiion .. C.Deuliai.i A . D. Stidham . . .

J.B. P'-.ith

813

2, 504

2, 504

2, 504

2, 504

1, 535

$2, 100 00

1, 799 75

1, 252 00 1,252 01) 1, 252 00

1, 252 00 697 50

W. J. Harris . W. Havs. .... P. C.Gillon . J. F. Buehler. I.M.Knott .. A. G. Hullett.

J. H. Maine .

2, 575 $1, 030 00'

2, 470 988 00

2, 458 983 20

2, 501 1, 000 40

2, 344 937 60

2, 409 963 60

1, 527 610 80
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in ilie imUic dinding, <^c. —Continued. 71

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours. Henry MoTo;aii. G. Eosewag | Thomas Son est er ; J. H. Paterson

TVllliam Gaisberg , Samuel Koockogey j A. A. Henry

Joseph Maddren W. P. Slattery Alexander McAllister Edwin TTalmsley Eichard Sweetman. .

.

Daniel Murphv

H. E. Koon.

H. Hvde

S. T. Crawford

J. -J. Tokum

D. A. Murphv

E. A. McPherson

J. H. Graham

A. Fitzsimons - H. Hammond

C. H. TTelsh John Cole

T. D. Comwell

C. A. Knockey

TV. T. Johnston

S. W. Lewis Mai tiii McCormick .

.

J. W. Grav

H. Kichimlson ... Varden Bishoy) Thomas Beckett W.M.Nicholson

A. W. Luhrs

J.E. Gallev Heurv Chase TT.H.Hobbs

G. A. AVhitford Augustus Jacobs

G. L. Tracv

D. C. Eino- ohl

T. F. Stewart

C. W. Si)arks James Thomson

J. ^Y. Harrison A. H. Frisbee

J. W. Mever W. E. Bradloy John Matthews

r.B. Trout

F. H. W. Eutland Maurice Flyun

F. F.Booia\.- James Stewart

F. S. Metcalf

J. L. Eatclilf T. M. Tri])lett C. T. Elwood

C. A. Williams George Sio oer.s George Griffith H. C.Dobbs

427 251 384

402 435

432

504

382

091 892

457 441

451

280

029

504 228

146 454

372

428

275

389 446

252 372

325

375

134

370

3f)U

^•1-1 352 335

391 866

261

389 438

084 306

372 056

196 284

077 775 374

238

779 425

865

374

613

619

G18

, G35

2, 641

2, .576

2, 467

2, 584

2, 418 Georu'e Corlies 1

! 2, 592 634

612

560 498

T. W. Dntcher .

.

T. J. Hardester . A.L. Wood

E. H. Bath yon .

.

C.E.Eckloff ... T. McCormick -

.

William Scott . H. C. Espey

T. O. May

J. A. Landvoigt

.

W. R. Burijer .

.

G. W. Fisher ... C. E. Tretler . .

.

G.E.P.Britt ...

Amount

received.

$970 80 900 40 953 60 960 80 974 00 972 80

I, 001 60 952 80 836 40 956 80 994 80 976 40

980 40 914 40 811 60

I, 001 60 891 20 858 40

981 60 948 80 971 20 910 00 955 60 978 40

9<>0 80 948 80 930 00 950 00 853 60 948 00 956 00 968 80 940 80 934 00 956 40 746 40 904 40 955 60 575 20 433 60 922 40

948 80 422 40 478 40

913 60 430 80 710 00 549 60 495 20

311 60 970 00 748 00 149 60

1, 045 20

1, 047 60

1, 047 20

1, 054 00

1, 020 80

1, 056 40

1, 030 40

986 80

1, 033 60 967 20

1, 036 80

1, 0.53 60

1, 044 80

1, 024 00 999 20 986 80 866 80 919 20

1, 048 40

1, 000 40 975 60 986 80 994 40

1, 025 60 983 60

Name.

J. T. Blakeney

Peter Byrne

E. A.Connell

i G. D. Burch

F. E. Cunningham .

.

C. H. Koehler

J. C. Hoges

William McLane

Frank Siebert

C. H. Walker

Frank Miller A. A. Smith M. A. Dubois James Adams

J.A.Evan

H. J. Eehr . J. S. Maddren

Harry Anderson

E. G. Lowey

Augustus Kiihner .

.

P. j. Byrne W. M. (Glover

J. A. B. Espey

G. O. Barnes

Dennis Toomey

Gustave King

D. A. Thompson W. F. Clark son William Chedal

F. C. Philpitt

J. H. McCormick . .

.

Andrew Tatf

J. T. McGowan

C.Franz

P.J. Caldwell

J. W. Beall - John O'Eeilly William Marshall .

.

J. K. Baily

C. S. Williss

J. J. Bumes

John Doherty

J. P. D. Catoii H. Wiese

H. T. Eckart

J. A. Eutherford . . .

.

C. H. Krener

C. P. Shettle

C. P. P. Wroe

Thomas Mensbaw .

.

D. P. Leach

A. A. Vessie

E. S. Latferty Eeinhard Biehl

E. W. Wade

J. L Leitch

E. W. Moore

T. J. K( lley. \X. S. Slicaif , J. A. Handley

C. M. Knott .' S. E. Stratton H. S. Linker

A. J. Buehler

A. Eeybert , CO. Fields , E. P. Pumphrey

C. L. Dowden

Arthur Delevingue J.E.Blake

G. H. Maurer

C. W. Wells

L. P. Keech James Read Henry McCiivem .

.

J. L. Bentzler

J. D. Conner

J. F. McDonald ....

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 476 $990 40 L 268 507 20

2, 516 1, 006 40

2, 244 ' 897 60

2, 462 984 80

2, 600 1, 040 00

2, 471 ' 988 40

2, 237 894 80

2, 563

2, 751

1, 025 20

1, 100 40

2, 511 1, 004 40

2, 292 ' 9 1 6 80

2, 556 1, 022 40

2, 384 953 60

2, 282 912 80

2, 231 892 40

2, 364

2, 473

945 60 989 20

2, 272 908 80

2, 312 924 80

2, 502 1, 000 80

2, 475 990 00

2, 506 1, 002 40

2, 366 946 40

2, 404 961 60

2, 149 859 60

1, 417 566 80

2, 465 986 00

2, 849 1, 139 60

2, 649 1, 059 60

2, 464 985 60

2, 616 1, 046 40

2, 495 998 OO

2, 421 968 40

2, 230 892 00

2. 038 815 20

2, 386 954 40

2, 663 1, 065 20

2, 491 996 40

2, 375 950 00

2, 462 984 80

2, 521 1, 008 40

2, 449 979 60

2 707 1, 082 80

2 206

2 133 882 40

853 20

2 204 881 60

l' 475 590 00

2. 330 Q32 00

2 551 1, 020 40

2, 441 976 40

2 158

2 123 849 20

2 229 801 fif) l' 961 7^4 40

2 244 897 60

2 913

2 339 035 60

2 386 954 40

2, 531 1, 012 40

2, 522 1, 008 80

2, 023 809 20

2, 212 884 80

2, 615 1, 046 00

2, 381 952 40

2, 627 1, 050 80

1, 6.59 683 60

1, 731 692 40

2, 227

1, 007

910 80 402 80

2, 623 1, 049 20

2, 362 944 80

2, 175 870 00

2, 079 831 60

2, 321 i 928 40

2, 275 910 00

2, 275 910 00

2, 371 1 948 40
72 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in the public binding, tf-c. —Contiiiued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

Ki chard Roberts.

E. WakeliuuG. H. Bodeusick.-.

J. C.Cobb

J. E. Kuio-lit AltVi'd Tlinmas . .

James CI iiitou . . .

Andi -w Mellville E. N';ish John Stall W. W. Nallv W.E. Wri-ht ... Charlos Fowler . .

C. A. >[cN;niiee .

E. P. Jviiniiiell E. R. \Vat(

J. C. ^lotlieihead J J. M. -ham 1 E. H. Cbalfee ...A

^Y. L. Gri--s ;. J.E.Walsh V. J. E. Duvall . G. A. Ltou.

G. S. Br'itt H. L. Wells John Waldo

H.C. Fish

E. B. Walker , Joseph Cnli^uan . . .

J. A. Stcekman

G. K. White

L. W. Denham

J. C. Heltf

Earni'st Hnltzman . J. AY. Pyetiiout Thonns Keeiian

Willi no Howlitt. -- J. S. llubinsou , M. B. Gord iu J. J.r>rani.r R. M Piiipps , J. P. MeK. an , J. Kane , E. P. C;iMiu

C. F. Weser W. D. Hotchkiss...

B. Chase

H. T. Honck

A. vScliulz A . S. Davidson

D. E. Fallon , J. F. Fuller W. P. Dowden

E. F.Pendel

J. E. Casey W. B. Reiily H. Sao-e

J. B. Kelleher

Charles Heffernan . E,. L. (xrinnau

C. G. Koder

T. L. Kooutz

E. V. Sanderson

E. Osiuoud

E:. H. Locke

F. Sullivan

E. U. Davis

Au'.ie Keilly E. A. Leonard

E. Yer-er

EllaKiley.

S. C. Cns!\iiiau

S. C. ( '!Tshiu<i,' I. E. Evaus.V_

Cai-rii' McKni^^ht .

A. L. M.;eoni'oyr M. E. Dow

Time employed. Amount

received. Name. Time employed. Days. Hours.

1, 219 $487 60 1 1, 048 419 20 924 369 60

2, 385

2, 198

954 00 879 20

1, 150 460 00

2,.450

1, 232

980 00 492 80

1, 249 499 60

2, 0G7 826 80

2, 405 962 00

2, 514 1, 005 GO

2. 088 834 20

2, 036 814 40

2, 508 1, 003 20

2, 317 926 SO

2, 099 839 6i) 2, 430 972 00

2, 272 908 80

2, 223 889 20

1, 761 704 4(1 951 380 40

2, 306 9-^2 40

1, 7.50 700 00

1, 3.53 .541 2U 993 397 20 756 3(12 40 806 3-.^2 40 542 216 80 552 2-'0 80 758 303 20 549 219 60 696 278 40

2, 361 811 80

2, 656 1, 062 40

2.54 101 60 745 208 00

1, 741 696 40

2, 003 801 20

1, 174 469 60 784 313 60

1, 382 552 80 1,403 561 20

1, 424 569 60

1, 235 494 00 439 175 60 247 98 80 380 152 00 365 146 00

2, 234 478 85

2, 477 481 30

2, 494 477 74

2, 502 477 47

2, 557 473 98

2, 507 459 44

2, 501 399 17

2, 487 379 16

2, 421 360 29

2, 502 355 75

2, 488 337 01

2, 356 344 15

1, 589

1, 8.55 198 65

579 68

2, 468 771 24

2, 247 702 19

2, 581 806 56

2, 078 649 36

2, 401 7.-)0 31

2, 421 756 57

2, 142 669 H7

2, 408 7.VJ 47

2, 035 63.') 01

2, 205

1, 7.50 54 () .'-1 2, 310 647 0.;. 30X 7.) 30 9 37

E. T. Hearne

M. E. Shaw

M. R. Fuller M.J. Lovell M. W. Lemon

Cavi-ie Ci'ooks Louisa ^^'ells J. E. Ben'iett Aiiues Adams

Kate Kellv

S. E. Twitchell Frances Straub Eva Walker

Alice Joliustun . ..I. L. Pi-^ott [.

AI. E. JJailev N-

IL A. Gaiubrill

L. (iauuliran M. fi Coleman

E. V>. Alarh-v Mariraret Mitchell . \l. E. Barrv

Pvose Kleiber

AI. J. Toi)ham

A. A. Colclesser

L. A. Caulk

Alice Alexander .... liittie Mitchell ! M. li. A. lioyd S .! eunie (tOss ' Fa-iiuie Malone .--I B. I). Friend I A. Dickins

| N'. C. Stinson ' H. M. Shine Annie Kearney

S. E. .J enkins

L. A. Sliepherd

S. E. Ciij'istian Yictovia Sweeney..

A. Callahan M. Fa.lconcr

E. M. Ash ton Lou Ro<_!;ers M. Y. Se:ttle Isabel English

Ellen Lynch

M. E. Bums

i E. A. Johnston

' Florence Hoffman

; H.E. Ryan

! M. E. Kelleher

S. E. Henning

L. J. Burse. .'. M.E. M.Farrar

E. McCarthy

Lillie Sullivan

I D. A. Mortimer

Beatrice Prather ...

j Viijiinnia Cammack

M. F. Dove

j R. Bushee

Jennie Garden

Al. S. Allen j A. E. Widstrand

J. L.' Munroo I AL H. Atwell ! Sallie Dobbins i AL A. AIcGregor ' E. N. Haines

J.^i-rtie Tibli'-tts

Siish- Constable

.\uiiie lieyuolds

) . ]'. Jenkins .

[ Al. J. McKenney ' AL K. i-b-ndley j M. L. \Viustead

Amount

received.

2, 177 $507 23

1, 666 520 62

1, 339 418 44

607 189 69 400 125 00

2, 504 626 00

2, 296 574 00

2, 442 610 50

2, 293 573 25

2, 294 .573 50

2, 362 590 50

2, 267 566 75

2, 402 600 50

2, 160 540 00

2, 272 568 00

2, 418 604 50

2, 216 5.54 00

2, 245 561 25

1, 784 446 00 331 82 75

2, 389 549 47

2, 408 553 84

2, 415 555 45

2, 475 569 25

2, 383 548 09

2, 504 575 92

2, 2.54 518 42

2, 386 548 78

2, 330 535 90

2, 244 516 12

2, 187

2, 161

503 01 497 03

2, 206 507 38

2, 001 460 23

2, 143 492 89

2, 155 495 65

2, 302 529 16

2, 457 565 11

2, 241 515 43

2, 348 540 04

2, 760 634 80

2, 681 616 63

2, 449 563 27

2, 397 5.51 31

2, 703 621 69

1, 184 272 32

2, 372 545 56

2, 404 552 92

1, 536 3.53 28

2, 185 502 55

1, 195 274 85

1, 148 264 04

2, 356 541 88

2, 190 503 70

1, 985 456 55

2, 407 553 61

2, 107 484 61

2, 054 472 42

2,197 505 31

1,751 402 73

2, 324 534 52 2,340 538 20 2,191 503 93

1, 892 435 16 848 195 04 1,210 278 30

1, 342 308 66 456 104 88

1, 996 459 08

1, 509 347 07

1, .5.53 3.57 19

1,247 286 81

2, 094 481 62

1, 980 455 40

2, 114 486 22 1,880 432 40

1, 519 349 37
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 73

^o. 13.

Persons emjiJoyed in tlie inihllc binding, cjx. —Continued.

Time emIfame.

ployed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

Martha Vilkins

J. M. Sullivan

B. Haffiier

I. E. Lvons

A. M. Washington . A. H. Lindsley Lida Henrv

Delia Waller

J. F. Eandolph

Lonla Sehaetfer M. L. Andrews

L. del Monte

IdaFant

r. E. Carter Mary Carpenter

B. F. BarnesL. McCatferty M. J. Thompson. ... H. M. Mav

M. E. Slver EUaMonis

L. A. Hvde

E. E. Johnston

Jennie Gates

S. E. Cronin

E. Huntress

Sallie Mirhael Marion Hough

M. W. Lee

F. F. Crupper i Lottie Wakeaeld | Ellen Sullivan i J. E. >[inor ' L. C. Estabrooks

E. Riveaux

K. a. Marcellus

I. .Jolnistou. : J. Goldshorough ' riura Pi ut'tt L. K. Sti-vens K. F. Staples .| A. M. Rock

Minnie Osborne | Kate Egan j C. Durham

J. Rutherford

S. C. Kennedy I Alice Crowther I M. A. Ford M. J. Stanlev Bridget Knott

C. L^'Wirt

Nettie Woodard

C- Stanton M. A. Holt

L. V.Holt Mary Lynch

A. C. Frances M. Atchison

S. Guerih

F. M. Cos

R. Tolson

E. J. Tenley M. Van Alstine M. A. Brannon

E. J. Hooper

Frances Graves Kate Lyons

Julia Darby

Mary Farrell

S. V Stanshnry

Lizzie Smith M. F.Rainev A. V. Hunt'

E. Keanan

MoUie (Jrow

J. Lyons

1, 789 $411 4/

2, 318 533 14

2, 263 520 49

2, 360 542 80

2, 105 484 15

2, 156 495 88

1, 543 354 89

1, 6-6 373 98

1. 9- >9 4-;)0 57

1, 0^0 248 40

1, Ui.i7 231 61 930 213 90

1, Oil 232 53 924 212 52

< 36 109 28 534

527 12 L Li 640 147 20 349 .-.'^ ~-

1, 395 320 85

1, 77'* 407 10 393 07

3i^i4 45

1, 6.51

1, 698

379 73

.390 t)4 1, 603 otj^ o9

1, ( 16

1 , 4:'>^ - 4

1, 517 348 91

1, 758 4(J4 34

1, .532 352 HiJ 1, 527 351 2 L 1, 8 i2 414 40

1, 66 3 3^2 49

1, 419

0 -'1 ']

1 1 , o28 3 >1 44

1, ^>'i6 SOU 80

1, 568 -\

1, 864 42.^ 1 2

1, 472 33s 5o 813 ISO 99 128 29 44

1, 527 351 21

1, 414

1, 477 339 (

1

1, 271 292 33

1, 574 302 i_'2 1. 428 328 44 577 132 71

1, 543 354 89 951 218 73 256 _58 88

2, 217 5u9 91 435 100 05 152 34 96 272 62 56 430 98 90 344 79 12 360

360

82 SO 82 80 423 97 29 439 100 97 441 10 1 43 304 69 92 360 82 80 423 97 29 360 82 80 356 81 88 456 104 88 456 1114 88 456 1(1 i 88 445 102 35 463 106 4<) 448 103 04 402 liiG 26 45o 104 88 472 108 56

i^'ame.

E. A. Bishop .... M. K. Pa\-n6 . .

.

M. A. Barron . .

.

M. B. BLmkman

Mattie M.^tcaLf M. G. Cleary . . .

,

M. E. Brown

A. I. Melov M. T. DaleV

XellieXra'fft. Ella Gallagher...

]\I;irgaiet Cronin

K.\Te E.-iIh- M. E. Calvo

Ma-4i<- Colbert.

S Tah Sorrt ll . .

.

^Iny Shiiiiue.

.

31ar\- Xolan .... P. M. Obrt' El ri-,- [ h^clier . A. P. Glorer Auu Bi-aun :tn .

.

Su-s-ui Lemmon . Eiuiii:; L imb . .

.

Kate ili uphy . .

.

Kati- Cuuriue . . •J. H.-r:ipK-r

^r. E. Li-nmau- .

.

K.ue F.)x M. .J. ILKee.... M. E. Hill . _ :M. G.>rdon

J. Pliuu r

Liz,:ie Mack ....

S. Wt-.slliurpe . -

.

Sii.s m Koiu k . -

.

M,u-ar:-r Shield

L>ul :i St L M. S>^i;,v X.ii;ni.- Daniel .

.

C. A. Puorli P. P. Pii^.sell.... Annie iTibbst B. L. Wren

Marv :dullan ... X. G. Lansaale - . A. 31. Puehetbrd M.J. Me Fee .... Ad.lie Coke

K. IT. Whitney . L. Denham ..... L. V. Klopfer . .

.

M. J. Pao-e M. C. Putter .... Emma Mit^'hell

.

C. A. Hainer.... Mira Henrv

M. A. DuffV

Gi-neva Ashton . Marie Van Leer

E. L. Tew

Marv Goldrack . E T. Coke Mary Herzberger Amelia Moreno

Lulu Elwood .

.

Emma Leese. .

.

J. C rider E.J. Me £1 fresh

C. E. Morri.^i )U . Elizabeth Mangan

M. A. MeGraw^...

A. M. Meacham . .

.

S. C. Darby

C. A. Pumphrey .

.

Annie Cowling . .

Time employed.

Days, j Hours.

Amount

received.

456 $104 88 456 104 88 448 103 04

513 117 99 456 104 88

184 A.I 42 32 360 82 SO

1, 200 276 00 554 12 ( 42

544 125 12

544 125 12 544 125 12

544 125 12 540 124 20

53 G 123 28 544 l-'5 12 544 12 544 12.3 12

536 123 28 543 124 89 544 125 12

592 136 16 544 125 12 544 125 12 544 125 12 632 145 36 544 125 12 544 12 544 12.-) 12 601 138 1.-J 361 83 03

1, 224 281 52

1, 001 230

(.no 142 37

4.^'4 111 32

45.; 104 88

4.>7 112 Ol

037 146 51 192 44 13 192 44 16

208 47 84

1, 4>S 342 24 440 101 20

1, 184 272 32

698 160 54

397 91 31 208 47 84

200 46 00

95 21 85 473 108 79

119 27 37 160 36 80 112 25 76

547 125 81 390 89 70

260 59 80

632 145 36

592 136 16

370 85 10

32 7 36

1, 210 278 30 616 141 68

2, 156 359 35

2, 139 356 49

2, 046 340 99

2, 056 342 66

2, 164 360 67

2, 365 394 18 366 33

2, 189 364 84

2, l.r2 358 67

2. 146 357 67

2, 0!;o 343 32

2, 591 431 85

2, 602 433 (.)8 2, 257 376

2, 402 400 33
74 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons emploijcd in the jmhl'ic hinding, ^'c. —Continued.

Name,

Miria Byrnes

B. r. Leach

A. L. Wilson M. A. Dodson M. B. Clao-ett Ida Carroll L. A. Ehns

Keginia Handley

Jolin Cassell James Craerin . . - M. E. Walrasley

F. W. Adams

M. C. Manning

J. "W. KoLinson

-S. E. Sisson S. K. E. Godey

J. L. Tilley H. C. AVilliss Maggie Develin

I. E. Davis

E. Dowell

R. L. Beatty

Estelle Dickey Annie CasseU Percy Morsell

E. E/Wingate

C. E. Elms

Georgia Jones

Cbristia-Q Wustenfeld.

E. A.Holl W. H. Murphy W. E. Miller L A. Cassard A.H. Lloyd

J.R.McCarty Edward Neale

C. L. Graenacher

G. L. Ready

J. J. Jones

C. K. Sherwood W. T. Kelly

"William Cruso Moses Smith

Ai'thur Summers

Bnrr Lncas Hiram Spear Joseph Morgan

J. A. Gleesnn James JSTally Michael Carroll George Williams Kohert Logan

H. C. Joy

D. E. Ritchie George Coleman

J. T. Hayne

D. J. Cunningham

Charles King

M. Boswell

S. T. Hart

J, F. Gates H.C. Shoh's Patrick McNamee .

D. B. Alexander

Burwell Ellis Jacob Robinson

J. H. Snapp W. D. Evans Hiram Johnson

J. C. Turner

J. G. Quantrill H. C. Lvbvand

William S( (itt, jr J.E. Johii.stim E. J. Wilver \ J. S. Moss

R. E. Cunningham . .

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

122

2, 09?

2, 168

1, 4.50

2, 202

2 409

2, 172

2, 179

2, 045

623

2, 646 2,409

2, 116

1, 838

1, 530

427 432

368

2, 210

2, 201

2, 026

1, 370

1, 9.52 618

1, 600 1,196

742

56 329

3, 066

1, 492

2, 380

1, 991

372

2, 331

2, 047

2, 502

2, 520

2, 513

2, 936

3, 040

2, 416

2, 265

2, 378 2,411

2, 464

2, 669

2, 504

2, 465

2, 504 960

2, 304

2, 936

1. 807

2, 156

1, 998

2, 231

2, 244

1, 903

2, 251

2, 480

1, 952

2, 036

2, 505

2, 276

480

1, 705

1, 199

2, 109

2, 459

2, 293

2, 122

1, 090

1, 177

952

Amount

received. ISTame.

$349 85 361 34

241 66 367 00 401 51 362 01 363 17 340 84

103 84

441 01 401 50 352 68 306 34 254 99

71 17 72 00 61 34 368 32 366 84

337 66 228 33 325 34 103 01 266 67 199 33 123 66

9 33 54 84 1,226 40 925 50

1, 098 00

1, 098 00

1, 098 00 833 00 696 85

130 20 699 30 614 10 700 .56 705 60 703 64 734 00 760 00 604 00 566 25 594 50 602 75

616 00 667 25 626 00 616 25 626 00 240 00 576 00 734 00

4.51 75

539 00 499 50 557 75

561 00 490 75

. 562 70

620 00 488 00 509 00 626 25 569 00 120 00 426 25 299 75

527 25 614 75

.573 25 444 42 272 50 294 25 238 00

G. H. Hess James Lee . J. B. Montgomery.

C. A. McCurdy

J. E. Hammond

R. L. Beatty W. B. Kimball C McDevitt

J. A. Uphur

A. P. Rogers

L. S. La Bille H. L. Gessford

F. H. Bronaugh Thomas Scott W.C.Chase

William Johnson .

W. Dawson

D. W. Mason

A. W. Harris Remy Lefranc W. T. Ward

John ]Miner

F. A. Baird

L. M. Turner - James McNally

F. A. West W. N. Morrison

R. Reynolds

C. C. Coombs

L. A. Brown

Ellen Sheahan

]\r. T. Lincoln

AVilliam Robinson . J. W. Hughes

A. L. Carrier

T. D. Bennett Fred Boulter

Ellis Hushes

L. L Boteler

R. C. Simonds

R.E. Gayle

C. A. Lincohi William Reynolds.

G. M.Bond

L. T. Jewett

J. T. Whitaker W. H. Fletcher PIECE-WORK.

C. Stanton Mary Lynch

L. V. Holt

' Sallic Westhorpe

] A.C.Francis Mary Atchison .

I Susan Guerin

Susan Houck

F. M. Cox

I R. lV)lson E.J. Tenly

I M. Vanalestine .

M. E. Brown

I M. A. Brannon . .

E. J. Hooper

! Frances Graves .

Kate Lyons M. E. Coleman . .

Ella Morris

L. A.Hyde

E. E. Johnston . .

Jennie G;itcs

S. E. Croniu

E. Huntress

I Sallie Michael . .

I Bertie Tibbetts .

I Marion Hough . .

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

78

1, 136

1, 120

979 445

504

392

200

85

80

2, 107

1, 709

1, 202

1, 306

1, 053 114

335

168

192

566

1, 225

288 296

16 168

1, 029

832

208

288 189

571

673 837 356

665

596

623 499

464

462

511 456

485

420

521
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in ihe puhUc binding, <^'c. —Continued

75

Time em- | Plo^^^i- Amount

received. Days. Hours, j M. W.Lee j F. F. Crupper ' ! \ L. Wakefield ' E. Sullivan

C. A. Bootli

J. E. Minor

L. C. Estabroots

E. Eiveaus

K. G. Marcellus L Johnston

J. Goldsborougli

J. Eutberford \ Minnie Osborne I

|

' C. Durham '

I M. C. Eutter M. J. Pao:e M. H. Atwell M.J. Star! ley , S. C. Kennedy ,

' Kate Eiran Emma Mitchell

L. E. Stevens

Alice Crowtber M. E. Hill M. F. Eainey , M. A. Barron

Lizzie Mack

Mary Farrell

S. T. Stansbury Susan Lemon E.H.Lamb

M. B. Blankman

Julia Darbv I LM. Selby'. , Ann Brannon | Kate Murphv

A. V. Hunt..'

E. Keanan

$67 14 137 52

99 00 101 98 118 94 139 80 104 27

93 50

134-

11.5 37

97 17 106 33 107 71 104 50

94 65 102 98 99 56 104

14.-! oi) 1U2 67

63 20 137 28

29 34

85 55

53 60 55 52 48 40 48 40

50 00 47

47

9") 20 103 08 68 32 47 60 22 40 47 20 18 40

Ifame.

L. Keanan i Sallie Dobbins

f\ MoILie Crow /. j Kate Cantine x.

J. Lyons

Maci'iiie Colbert j J. Plumer. | Ella Chapin ' E. A. Bishop : J. Heniyder M. E. Payne

Dora MacMurray ,f Sarah Son-ell ./ I Xellie Kram V.

!

Ella GaUajrfier j Margaret Cronin Margaret Shields ' KateReillv ' M. E. Culvo M. E. Lenaian M. L. Andrews

!\iarv Shusrue M. A. Ford MirvXdlan

T. Darlev

F. M. (Jl)er .' M. J. McKee

Mary Honan

Elvie Fletclier

L. V. Klc.lier L. Beiiham

A. E. Glovi-r

Lizzie- Smith

(tcik va Ashton

E. L. T(-w K. A. IMurphv.-. M. S. (Inr-ion Auu;''- .jmith ,

Amount

received.

$23 20

44 80 ^4 00

48 00

54 00 122 72

55 20

61 52 64 00 41 60 46 oo;, 37 60 103 12 114 72 78 56 95 52

86 64

94 40

99 04

47 52

93 52

89 36

44 96

86 32 40 08

74 96

36 08 42 96

71 60 41 9.2 Zl 44

41 44

60 24

73 48

74 71

27 20

82 00

6 42

No. 14.

Statement showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Hecord

for the fiscal year ending June 30, lS-^0, n-iili the h-ngth of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

E. W. Ovster

I). W. Beach

Melvin Xoyes

William Bimium

C. S. Mvers

Ed. Mor-an

H. G. Eliis F. B. Wallace

T. J. Mattingly W. E. Ramsey

J. W. Thomas

A. McXelly

B. A. Ford

M.W.Ch..llar W. C. Talley B. F. Mann'

A. A. Shissler E. T. Draho.sh

C. M. Cyphers W. S. Bi ooks H. A. Mvers W. S. Roebuck . . . . y Andrew Smith ./

Amount

received.

314 .$1, 884 00 190 203 1, 247 173 133 1, lti> 4!J 173 1. 173 1; 40 '"i,'2ss' 166 93 1, i>4' 173 93 1, 173 1, 169 104 94 <i 174 1, 044 UO 180 83 1, 120 50

2 12 00 180 900 00 173 " "133 918 20 150 750 00 44 220 00 97 135 00 173 980 32 177 1, 002 99

2 40

' 26 00

2 10 00 209 668 80

Name.

F. A. West

James Mc Xally . .

.

W. li. Mvers , C. A. MrCurdv...

T. F. S^vi-^ard

Sti'])lii-ii Caldwell

.

L, E. (iridlev

r. II. Lewis.'

S. X. Bi-uennan

C. I. Cautield .... E. J. Russell W. E. AYinston . .

.

Alfred West.

J. W. Huo-hes

A. E. Sai do

C. E. Beach

J. H. Furbershaw

C. Hall

E. L. Barker W. H. Scott H. T. Williams .... Ayilliara Lang

J. X^ Keck

-7

Time emplojed.

Days. Hours.

205

150

175

125

7

2

Amoiint

received.

1, 196 , 1,636 1 1,873

93

3, 149 473

1, 325

1, 283 646

1, 671 544

101

2, 402

2, 245

954

947

$563 75

375 50 437 50

2 50 62 50

17 50

5 00

633 88

818 00 842 85 37 20 787 25 118 25 530 00

513 20 258 40 668 40 217 60 40 40

600 50 561 25 238 50 236 75
76 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, <^x.—Continued.

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours. W. S. Sevmour , J. E. Siuitli C. Tame

Srillie Moore

Lizzie Coli^men

L. A.. Flaliavhan Cathariue Burke

S. V. Sinon

Ma<i<iie Sullivan

Aijuie Carpt'uter

Maii.iiie Dutf'y Hehec'ca Lisher

Jt-jinic ]\r ircey

S. 11 Crutriit-tt

S. M. A (laiii8 M. A. Hunter

Maruarel Sweeney..

Joliauua Iliekej' Belle Chimey

Erid.ueT ]MeXamaia. Man' O'Bi ieu. Ida Vau Arsdale

Henrietta Toniplcins Josepliiue Carlisle .

Victoria Clark Etta Dew

J. E. Hart

D. H. Den ham

A. W. Graham

G. S. KiuH. C. CoAvell W.B Kelly , S. L. Kouzee

Perrv Brown W. B. Daly George Eecar David Leonard

Paul Livingston

J. A. Dal V

J. E. Parker

J". S. Smitli W. S. Wbitmoie

J. P. Chambers

H. T. Houck

K. B. Harford

Eichard Berry

G. W. Bates James McKenna

Gr. C. Wooley

H. W. Ingersoll H. A. Given.. Simon Poclier G. L. Pearson J.H. Kelly.

E. H. Pai l'in , A. Eagleston

J. Simpson W. F. Collins John Lee

J. L. Coombs

G. M. Bond

r.H.Case M. Maguire

E. AY. ( onover

E. M. Bromagin

H. Sclireiner

S. B. Smith

E. V. IJpham f T.Keefe | A. Atchison M. Brvan ! C. j^r.'jU'ieklpy

| F. ClKlSO

J. Connor ' M. Daroy | E. Davis 1 E. Handebean '

Amount

received. Name.

12^

8 .$2 00 922 230 30 56 14 00

1, 086 228 06

1, 992 399 94

1, 202 252 42

1, 314 272 41

1, 128 234 00

1, 094 224 54 829 165 81

1, 172 228 75 230 48 30 65 13 65 16 3 36 729 136 68 287 53 81

1, 358 254 (51 1, 238 232 13 647 121 30 224 42 (II) 892 107 25 104 19 50 505 94 68 189 35 44

27 5 06 230 43 12 250 47 05 495 99 00 603 100 50 182 94 64 543 238 92 596 262 24

663 291 72 504 221 76 397 174 68 140 36 315 138 60 544 36 101 44 ^ (. 210 92 40 100 34 00 44 13 75

51 58

2, 059 1, 090

6 5416 40 987 394 80 123 41 82 L 472 368 00

1, 386 346 50 86 21 50 641 160 25 197 49 25 190 47 50 68 17 00 16 4 00 16 4 00 168J 42 12 88 22 00 16 4 00 116 ooZi) 00 80 20 00 16 4 00

1, 013 2.53 25

1, 302 325 50 12 3 00 4 1 00 486 121 50 256 64 00 48 12 00

1, 464 307 44

1, 464 307 44

789 165 69 1,467 308 07

1, 464 307 44

1, 4ri4 305 34 1.464 307 44

1, 410 296 10

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

]\r. Henry , M. A. .Johnson H. MacXamee

A. Lauiihlian

C. M. Nledfeldt L Sorrell M. A. Sibley

E. Wells

L. Wilson

E. E. Lvons

J. II. Maine

T. F. Stewart , J. W. Harrisim

Aua;ustus .Tacobs .

T). A. Murphv W. P. Slattery

J. E. Gallv

-L A^. Meyer

G. A. AVh'itford ..j. B. Chase /.

J. E. Walsli i - R. W.Wade

J. E. DuvalL...

R. M. Phipps

H. C.Fisb

AVilliam Scott .. G. K. AVhite

J. Blake

L. AA'. Denliara

G. H. Bodensick . S. E. Stratton

J. A. Stockman

Joseph Coleuuan

0. AV. Sp;irks

T. D. Cornwell Vardeu Bishop

J. J. Yokum

G.O. Barnes

D. A. Thompson . ... LB. Smith

C. ^\ Shettle

Eicha..', Roberts. .

E. Wakeling W.D. HoTchkiss...

Alfred Thomas

J. .J. Brounor Andrew Mellville. . E. NasQ

A. A. Smitli

E. P. Pumplirey.....

J. W. Beall , John Stall P. .L Caldwell , J. L Leitch , Maurice Fl^^Jn Arthur Delevingue

C. L. Graenacker ... G. L. Ready

Hiram Johnson

L. S. La Bille M. Boswell H. C. Jov

J. F. Gates .., Burwell Ellis

J. C. Turner

J. G. QuantriU

H. E. Rvan

M. L. Win.stead. ... M. E. Kelleher

C. A. Bootli , M. A. AIcGreuor.... M. R. Heudley .. .., Florence Hoffman . PIECE-WOUK. A. M. Laing A. D. Brock

786 $165 06

1, 467 308 07 938 201 54

1 , 4.">:j 305 13

1, .'JijS 287 28

1, 456 305 76

1, 430 300 30

1, 467 308 07

1, 249 262 29

24 5 04 848 339 20

1, 229 491 60 664 265 00

1, 188 475 20 192 76 80 191 76 40

229 91 60 no 44 00

1, 015 406 00 874 349 60

2.55 102 00 272 108 80 862 344 80 825 d.JO 00 179 71 00

184 73 60

47 18 80

1, 048 419 20 184 73 60

1, 045 418 00 182 72 80

179 71 60

180 72 00 909>^ 363 60 192 76 80 48 19 20 152 60 80 210 84 00

1, 004 401 60 992 396 80 948 379 20 949 379 60 954 381 60 940 376 00 921 368 40 913 365 20 905 362 00 916 368 40

120 48 00

166 66 40 168 67 20 45 18 00 40 16 00 31 12 40

16 6 40

129 51 60 101 40 30 100 30 00

99 24 75

121 30 25 129 32 25

1,162 290 50

101 25 25

101 25 25

818 204 50 101 25 25

922 212 06 468 107 64

928 213 44

48 11 04

160 36 80 470 108 10 36 8 28

356 15 235 20
I^EPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 17'

jS"o. 14.

Persons employed on fJie Congressional Hecord, ^'c. —Continued.

J. H. O'Brien

G. W. Hall

G-. H. Ackerman-

.

J. F. TVoodw(/ttli

.

H. P. Slater

C. F. Depue

C. X. barren

C. J. Asliton

J. L. TTelty Ed. Morgan

TV. C. Himt

H. L. Work

Cliarles Spencer . .

.

M. J. Slierk G. W. Graham . . .

.

H. F. Tompkins .

.

E. H. Cauipbell...

VT. S. Griffitli

S. M. L-mch W. F. AValsmitli.. L. A. Harvie James Greenwood

A. G. Allison E. C. Dodd

G. W. Sarsent . . .

.

T. C. Simpson .... X. M. Li>rht E. H. Thomas

A. F. Bloomer

J. W. Savder- ...

.

J. F. Campbell . .

.

Frank Darley

F. M. Lewis

E. C. Gmmley

Heher Paint<"'r W. V. TVinaus ... S. J. Armstrong . G. F. H;imraar W. H. Whitcomh

.

—-i^lovd Piather, ir . N. j. McGirr

H. L. Snvder

I. F. Cooley

J. G. Boss

E. S. Mcintosh . ... TVillifim Chiney .

.

BeDjajitin AYebb . D. V. Fenton

"W. F. Dnnn

S. X. Dinsmore. . . . D. G. MiMfr W. H. Alnnroe

J. A. MrCarthy . . J. G. Foi nev. W. Pv. Chipiey .... G. ^V. Xeill X. TT. K'lopfer ....

1). P. Do vie

J. A. Griffin T. M. Donn

-<M:. F. Peake

J. W. Law

L. E. Kearney W.F.Cole

F. C. Gritiith W. F. Randolph .

.

Oliver Sli aw

C. T. Harding

S. J. Phillips ...

.

A. Stifirwnlt, ir . .

.

W. H. Towers . ... "Wallace Brewer .

.

G. W. Howard . . .

.

Z. E. Pf.ss

J. H. Kalil-rt

O. C. Butler

J. B. CampbeU....

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amormt

received.

,..|....

$425 10 466 25

307 70 220 05

35 95 352 50 392 75 266 20 409 55 43 95

91 75 274 30 427 95 390 45 420 65 215 70 446 00 235 35 276 95

382 SO 266 55 337 50 447 75 103 30 328 65 459 10 313 85 405 65 444 70 468 45 217 85 448 85 434 60

341 90 241 811 298 35 261 95 304 (ii) 445 (10 95 90 198 90 370 r.n

4(:;3 15 185 OH 174 fO

407 65 306 45 165 57 134 40

102 75

91 75 449 70 342 20 344 45 209 70 82 15 306 00 178 55 236 00 121 70 177 40 124 80

85 40 94 55 16 40

12 60 12 .55 17 00 10 60 16 40

15 25 13 40

19 50 12 15

12 35

12 90

Xame.

Time employed.

W. H. Brock

J. J. Heron

H. A. Foresman . . .

.

E. G. Myers

Z. W. Denham

F. C. O'Xeill

Cr. D. Cuuningham.

T. C. S))Tira-eon

J. M. Eichards

F. M. Gosorn

Jabez Lord

T. W. Burke

C. B. Ratclifie

C. Ilosston William Haas

T. T. O'Learv W. H. Kern

H. C.Bayley

J. B. Cheyney

G. S. •Johnson W. S. Demiv

E. J. Eusseil H. H. Walthour . .

.

B. F.Mann ........

•J. Gt. Anderson

S. X. Reuenpan

J. E. Mason

•J. Austin - J. P. Tvrrell

J. E. Fullerton W. W. McCoUum..

F. S. Castleman

C. W. Deuliam W. X. < rnrdner

C. AY. Eempp

.7. B. Xelsou

A. S. Fennell

P. C )b..rlev.

A. S. Adams . .

.

A. Atcliison ... C. M. Brickley-.

E. E. Banks

15. BuTo-ess

•T. Bucklev...... M. Brvan

I. Ball A. Butler

J. Breslin A. W. Bacon

S, .J.Blair M. S.Baird

B. F. Barnes-... A.H.Bowie

C. Bates A. Barrett M.E Bois. K. Cronin

H. Cowles

S. Collins F. E. Cordero... S.M. CroAV

I Ann Cowan

! F. Chase M. Connelly

I A.Collins

B. L. Chritzman.

O. A. Cowing...

Days.

A. MrNellv

.1. E.EandalL

H. H. Arnold

E. F. Clnsnlm

Cla vti);: Stanford

T. A. Alitchell. , E. X. Laosdnle

EP.ward Eberbach I FT. C. Tarlton

E. A[. .Ashbv I

Hours.

Amonnt

received.

$10 40

14 65- 12 95. 7 35

307 80

85 55 152 70

90 55 209 65

29 55

215 90 118 10 109 00 33 80 110 95

87 25

57 10 34 05 35 20

35 55 25 80

67 85

70 65

24 90 20 45

75 20

5 60

14 00

1 75

10 20

9 20 14 10 15 70

15 45

16 10 25 10

33 45

1 20

30 85

1 90

8 95

1 50

24 40

21 25

29 20

60 10 48 75

3 45

80

3 84

65 17 15 11

7 79

43 62

13 93

6 66 70 27

36 19- 10 80

7 29

6 49

7 97

7 76

7 81

21 99 26 64

13 33

52 21

53 33

10 04 15 26

2 40

13 92

66 27

12 36

8 10

8 22-
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.

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

Time employed. Name.

Days. Hours.

E. N. Clark

J. Coiiuer N.Diofis A. L. Davis M. Darby

A. Dalv

A. A. i)odd

O. Dwyer

S. DiclNSon

J. A. Downing

E. J. Essex

J.Elliott M. Fan-ell E. A. Fowler M. Fit7,patrick A. Fisher

C. Finckle

E. Gould (. M.C.Harl)in 1 V. Henrick 4. T. Harrison M. Hall

C. Howard

J.Hellings A. Higgins M. B. Henry

S. Husted M. F. Hugbes

E. Handebeiin K. L. Hutson M. A. Holbrook

L. Hays

M. IsT. Hopkins

A. A. Hayes

E. Hefleli M. V. Hoifman

F. E. Hays

S. E. Hayward

A. O. Hutchinson . .

D. Harper M. E. nisley M. A. Johnson M. M. Johnston

V. A. Jones

H. Y. Jefliies E. Jones

R. Korts

S. E. Kersey

T. Keefe M. A. Kennedy

E. E. Lyons

E. Landvoigt

J. La Fontaine

L. Langwort by

A. E. Lansdale

D. C. Lang

J, B. Lansdale

Amount

received.

•po 20

3 52

g 6942

g 43 44 24

43 24

(5 80 21 25 46 9040

77

g 70 47 91

57 26

9 05 4 32 4 47

58 135 99

5G 53 52 88 19 35

21 95

19 11

17 27

19 2940

14 0745

53 71 9g

13 57 21 02 15 5023

Q 84

28

15 02

21 25

17 00 176 5280

13 08

8 14

26 66 56 23 111 76 41 25

28

10 92 56 19 56 81

1 69

19 27

13 08

7 39

H'ame.

J. E. Mansfield

J. ^lurphy

A. Manning

E. B. :M(.aLs , M. Mt Carty

D. A. IMulueaux.

M. MrXainara . .

M. A. MeXamara

M. A. McLeod...

M. E. Murray

S. Martin

C. J. McMahan . M. Murphy

M. Morris

S. Martin

E. J. McMahon. .. M. Mc Fee H. MacXamee

A. M. Xash

R. Kelson

C. M. Neidfeldt .. K. O'Neill

C. Pabuer

J. E. Plant M. Y.Purdy .... M. A . Proctor . .

A. Pleasants

C. Pope

A. Rogers

K. Reaxisomer. .

J. Robinson

R. S.Ritchie .... M. A. Ryan

I. F. Rogers

B. B. Soper

A. Sullivan

L. F. Suit

E. F. Sharkey . .

K. Stevens M. Sullivan L Sorrell M. E. Sherwood . E. C. Sullivan . .

M. A. Thompson

D. C.Toole

E. Thomas

J. Wilson

K. V. Walker . .

E. L Webster . .

R. Walling

N. M. Wingate .

L.Wilson

K. Wootten

K. E. Webster...

E. Wells

E. M. Young .... J.L Yates

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.
REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 79

Xo. 15.

Statement slioiving the number of persons employed in ^'completing the new general

Catalogue of the Library of Congress,'' during the fseal year ending June, 30, 1880, tvith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Honrs. WiHiam Young

John Fnrlong

G. A. E. McXeir

F. M. Dodge

H. X. Boefustein

TT. P. CheTv- , J. B. Mahan

TTilliam Piatt

J. C. Quein

E. P. Khoderick Edward "Wentworth

Albert Cottle H. F. Keyser

338

80 136

359 482

926

535

152

Amount

received.

$195 04

46 80 68 00 37 35

20 80 419 60 355 20 322 40 143 60 192 40

370 40 214 00 60 80

Name.

T. P. White

iSr. Gardner . H. Eracs

S. T. Brown . . .

.

C.HaU

H. B. Tenley . .

.

Bettie Long

Maagie McKee

PIECE-WORK. M. A. Clancy.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

152

5844

2124

84841

No. 16.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in constructing fire-escape ladders, Government Friniing Office, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, ivith the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame.

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

19

22

27

$76 00 33 00 33 75 WiUiam Young

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