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ANNUAL EEPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PKINTEK,

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC FEINTING, BINDING, ETC.,

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAE ENDIIS'G JUNE 30, 1883.

December 5, 1883. —Eeferred to the Committee on Printing and ordered to be printed.

48th Congeess,

1st Session.

WASHINGTON:

GOVERNMENT PRINTINa OFFICE.

1883.
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ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Opficb of the Public Printer,

Washington, December 3, 1883. Sir: I have the honor to transmit to Congress, through you, the

annual report of this office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883.

I am, sir, with respect, your obedient servant,

S. P. EOUNDS,

Public Printer.

Hon. Geo. F. Edmunds,

President of the Senate ])ro tempore.

In obedience to the requirements of the statute, I have the honor to

reiDort the condition, the amount and cost of the public printing, binding, lithographing, and engraving; the amount and cost of all papers

purchased for the same ; a statement of the contracts entered into for the purchase of paper ; all payments made during the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1883, including those for material and labor for the Congressional Record the amount of work ordered and done, with a general

classification thereof, for each Dei)artment ; the number of persons employed in the Government Printing Office, and the time each has been

employed, and the amount each has received.

The law also provides that the Public Printer shall report " such

further information touching all matters connected with the Printing

Office as may be in his possession."

In presenting my first annual report, in order to comply with the law,

as I understand it, it becomes necessary to give more of the details

than have heretofore been i)resented, that Congress may better understand the work of the office under my charge. When I entered upon the

discharge of my duties as Public Printer I found the office embarrassed

by a large deficiency, empty warehouses, and much of the machinery in use of old and discarded patterns and badly worn, which caused great
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delay and needless expense in tbe execution of work. It was also evi- dent, even to the eye of one of limited experience in the printing busi- ness, that there was pressing need of a thorough reorganization of the

Government Printing Office. With the large sum of money appropriated for printing and binding I could not shrink from the responsibility

which I felt resting upon me, to so reorganize the various departments

of the office as to result in faithful, efficient, and economical management

of all its vast machinery. To this important work—the magnitude of

which can scarcely be realized—I have given my best efforts. It is not

possible to give all the details of reorganization, and I shall only take

up a few of the more important branches.

LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING.

The lithographing and engraving required tor Congress and the Departments has beep increasing quite rapidly of late years. Contrary to the custom heretofore prevailing in the office, I have

caused parties awarded work to enter into a written contract with

sufficient bonds (when necessary) for the faithful performance of the

work called for in their bid. Where under the law proposals are not

required, a letter is sent to contractors asking for an estimate on the

proposed work. By adopting this method I am always advised in ad- vance as to the exact cost of this class of illustrations, whereas, under

the previous system, parties doing the work were at liberty to fix their

price, and it was impossible for the Public Printer to arrive at the

cost of the proposed work until it was completed and bills rendered.

Under the present rule, no lithographing or engraving of any description is ordered until the office is advised of the exact cost. All such

proposals are received in writing and placed on file. The Public Printer

not unfrequentlj^ must stand between irresponsible bidders and the

Department for which this class of work is ordered, and all his official acts from the proposal to the award of contract will be found on file in

this office. Good and satisfactory printing cannot be executed with in- ferior plates, and it has been my endeavor to award the contracts to the

lowest bidder, having in view the best interests of the Government.

During the past year this office has suffered but little, if any, embarrassment from contractors for this class of work, and all such litho- graphing, &c., has received the approval of the Department for which

the work was intended.

It will be seen elsewhere in this report that the expenditure for lith- ographing and engraving has been reduced nearly $100,000 during the

fiscal year ending June 30, 1883.

PAPER FOR PUBLIC PRINTING.

Sealed x)roposals are received and the contracts awarded by the Joint

Committee on Printing of both Houses, for supplying the various kinds
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of paper, card-board, &c., required for the public j)rinting for the year

ending February 28. The awards appear in detail elsewhere in this report. The demands

of the service require that the warehouses should always have a supply

of the requisite grades of paper ou hand. Without good paper it will

be impossible to turn out satisfactory work. The receipt, inspection,

and approval of the paper is a very important duty, requiring the services of a paper expert. The imT)ortance of this branch of the service

prompted me to appoint a superintendent who is required to see that

every bundle of paper is properly inspected and fully up to contract

in quality, weight, and finish. He also inspects all card-board, binders^

board, &c., and indorses all bills for the same. These invoices are part

of the files of the office. ]S^o paper is paid for until it has been in- spected and approved and the proper indorsement made on the invoices

by the Superintendent of Paper. The item of waste paper in this office as in all others must receive careful attention, and the quantity is in- creased or diminished as care is taken to accommodate the blanks or books to regular sizes of paper. Special attention has been given to

this part of the work, with gratifying results.

It had become customary to use very heavy and costly paper on blanks

and jobs for which a lighter and cheaper paper was really better. Much

waste of fine paper had occurred by using the regular sizes on irregular

forms, and I have now the proper size and quality manufactured for these forms, and in these particulars a very hirge saving in cost of stock

has been effected. In many of these cases, also, it has reduced the cost

of presswork.

PAY DEPARTMENT.

The pay-roll of the Government Printing Office will average about

$5,000 per day, and any loss of time in the payment of employes is a matter worthy of careful consideration. I abolished the former pay

system—which resulted in filling the corridors on pay-days, necessitating - great confusion, loss of time, &c.—and provided suitable rooms for the

disbursing officer, fixed specific pay-days, and required employes to visit the cashier's room, in sections of 25 each, in the order in which their names

appeared on the pay-rolls. The new system works admirably, avoids

all confusion, and there is a great saving of time, which, in the payment

of from 2,100 to 2,300 people, is an important consideration. As the

amount of money that can be drawn from the Treasury by the Public

Printer at one time is limited, it was formerly the practice of the office to exhaust such fund, almost invariably closing up the pay-roll with

but a i)ortion of a department paid. The employes complained that

they had no regular pay-days, and I designated the 3d, 8th, and 13th

working days of each month as the regular pay-days, and directed that

proper assignment be made for each. Under the present system all the

employes know the exact date uiDon which they will receive their pay.
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APPOINTMENTS.

The subject of appointments is a heavy tax upon the Public Printer's

time, and the pressure has been much greater than ever since the

Civil Service rules went into effect. The custom was for each Foreman

to appoint or discharge at will ; there was no record aside from the

pay-roll, and it was simply impossible for the head of the office to know

who was in his employ except as shown on the pay-rolls. I adopted

the rule that the Public Printer, being responsible for the work of the

office, should make all the appointments. A complete ^'Eecord of

Employes," by States, was made up, is corrected daily, and is checked

up with the pay-rolls. A weekly consolidated report is then prepared

and laid on the Public Printer's desk, showing all the appointments,

resignations, deaths, transfers, &c., so that the head of the office

is invariably advised of any changes among the employes of this large

establishment ; and I confidently believe that the shorter hours of

service, and better pay than prevails in outside offices, together with

due care in selection and appointments, has resulted in making the

force now employed in the Government Printing Office of such skill and efficiency as was never exceeded, if equaled, in any other printing

establishment in the world.

Upon taking charge of the office I found a very h^avy force of employes at work, and no vacancies in any positions. I also found that the

distribution of the patronage and places was not in accordance with

equal justice to all the States—since the District of Columbia, adjacent

and Eastern States were represented by a very much larger number

than their proper quotas, while the Western and Southern States had

far less than the number to which they would be entitled on a fair division of the patronage. It has been my aim to correct this as far as

possible, as vacancies have occurred, and although it must be a matter of

considerable time to effect the desired result, I have so far succeeded

that the States last named have now a much better representation in

the office than at any previous time.

ACCOUNTS.

With a view of having every official transaction shown both in detail

and in consolidated form, quite a number of new books have been

opened during the past year. They are intended to be a faithful record

of every transaction, and Congress can be furnished with any desired

information in relation to the office, upon the shortest possible notice.

It has been my purpose to adopt a perfect system of checks and counter-checks of one book upon another, and with the Treasury Department, which with the vouchers on file will make the record comijlete.

The work of the office seemed to have outgrown the organization, and I have steadily endeavored to apply business rules to its management,

to the end especially that there should be a book for every transaction,

and every transaction shown in the book. Among these it may be
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well to mention the Cash Eecord Book, never before used in this office, wliicli shows every dollar's transaction, and a true daily cash balance,

so that Congress or any one interested can, in a brief space of time,

examine and trace every transaction involving the expenditure of Government funds.

SANITARY CONDITION.

The entire establishment has been thoroughly cleaned, renovated, and

painted within and without, and strict rules for the preservation of cleanliness adopted and enforced. In accordance with an act of Congress, the

old and very faulty system of water-closets has been removed and a new

and modern one put in. The old floors of the building, which had be- come decayed and dangerous, have been removed and new ones put

down. Several hundred tons of printed matter, which had accumulated

on the upper floors, making them exceedingly unsafe, have been removed

and stored elsewhere. It may, therefore, be safely claimed that the sani- tary and general condition of the office is far better than ever before,

and by strict enforcement of rules laid down for the government of the

very large force of employes it is believed this condition may be pre- served in the future. DRYING ROOM ABOLISHED.

Upon taking charge of this office it was found that the old and discarded

system of ''wetting'' and ''making ready" calendered paper was still practiced. To do this required a force of about thirty-five employes.

This system had been abandoned in all the first-class printing offices of

the country for many years, and that of working "dry" paper adopted.

I therefore dismissed this force and adopted the more modern plan, and

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the result has been that the gloss and finish of the paper is preserved

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sharper and better printing done ; the x)rinted sheets much more rapidly and easily manipulated in the folding-room and bindery, and a

saving in expense amounting to fully $20,000 to $25,000 per annum

eflected. NO DEFICIENCY.

When I assumed the position of Public Printer, one of the first duties

devolving upon me was to apply to Congress for a deficiency to supply

the necessary material for doing the work for the two and one-half

months ending the fiscal year of my predecessor, June 30, 1882. I am pleased to inform Congress that the fiscal year ending June 30,

1883, closed without any deficiency, but with an unexpended balance

in the Treasury. By inaugurating reforms, some of which are herein

referred to, keeping a correct record of all orders for materials, litho- graphing, &c., and earnestly endeavoring to insure a judicious management of the finances generally, no suspension of work became necessary, nor were any of the employes furloughed <luring the closing months

of the fiscal year, contrary to the usual custom, and there were sufficient
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funds at my disposal to supply the usual and necessary amount of

material during the whole year. In addition to this the office has been

painted, presses, machinery, and material much improved, quite a large

addition of new, latest improved and fast presses and machinery bought

in place of old ones, some of which were disposed of, as will appear else- where in this report; warehouses fairly supplied with stock and material,

and the suspended work well advanced, while more work was done

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, than ever before in any one

year in the history of the office, as will be seen by reference to the

tabular statements herewith.

PIECE WORK.

In a great worljshop like the Government Printing Office, where labor enters so largely into the annual expenditures, there should be strict discipline, with neither place nor space for iudolent employes or drones. In the reorganization of the office, where I have found anything that

tended in that direction I have used my best endeavors to correct it. Finding that the amount of work accomplished on what was known as the "day tables" in the bindery was far below what it should have been, on the 1st of April 130 employes—sewers—were ordered paid by the

Xnece instead of $11 per week, which they were receiving. Care was

taken in arranging the scale of wages to give all such employes an opportunity to earn as much by the piece as they were receiving by the

week, provided they did the work. The wisdom of this reform is con- ceded upon all sides. The worthy, industrious, and careful sewers can

'earn as much, and if there is sufficient work a fraction more than they

formerly received, while those who were not returning a quid pro quo

with the needle very naturally fell back to their places in the rear. I am glad to say that in inaugurating and carrying out this reform—after

it was explained to them—I had the very cordial support of a great

many Senators and Representatives, whose attention was attracted to the matter by a number of their constituents who were interested.

SLOW PRESSES.

I find that there has been a great waste of time and money on ac- count of the use of numerous old-fashioned printing-presses, nearly all of which have been almost constantly running day and night for a

long series of years—in many cases double the "life" of an ordinary

l^rinting-press—and are consequently very badly worn, and with so much

"lost motion" as to render it extremely difficult to do even passable work

on them, and only at a very slow speed. It is evidently in the interest

of economy to substitute presses which can do as much work in one day as some of those now in use can do in two. The press facilities have not been equal to the demands upon the office, requiring a vast amount of night Avork at increased expense, and I have endeavored to improve them so far as the limited means at my command would permit.
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For instance, many of these are the old ^' Adams" presses—size 27 x 41

originally costing about $2,800, now having a capacity of about 600 per

hour, and each costs 83.10 per day to operate. While a new-style, tworevolution, fast-cylinder press—42 x 56—costing about |5,500, will print a sheet double the size of the Adams and more than twice as fast, giving

it an actual capacity four times greater than the former press, and

costing precisely the same per diem to operate.

SAFETY FROM FIRE.

Until the present year there have never been any m.easures taken to render this office comparatively safe from fire, or, in case of sudden

alarm, any systematized plan to prevent the loss of life or limb of its employes, among whom are more than a thousand females.

In accordance with an act of Congress, since its last session there

have been provided a strong steam force-pump, equal in power to a modern steam fire-engine ; also five iron stand-pipes, reaching from the

ground to the roof, with hose openings in each for every floor in the

building, and to these are kept at all times attached and ready for work

one hundred feet of hose, with pipe, for each opening, so that upon an

alarm of fire the steam pump can be started and the building flooded

with water in a very short time—probably in most cases before the city

fire department could arrive. There have also been erected three large

and commodious balcony fire-escapes, with openings on each floor, more

particularly for the egress of the female employes, and an iron fire- ladder alongside each stand-pipe, from ground to roof, for the use ot the firemen and male emx^loyes. In addition to these are two canvas

fire-escapes, reaching from the upper floor to the ground, and an iron

tramway or fire " trolly " running entirely around the building at the

top, to which is attached an iron bucket and chains, for the relief of any

person or i)ersons in the upijer stories who might be cut ofl' from help by

fire below. Bows and arrows were also provided by the special commission, which would enable life-lines to be shot or thrown through the upper

windows. Up to the time these changes were made the entire office was

supplied with only a three-inch connection with the water-mains, which

barely gave sufficient water for daily office use, and was wholly inadequate

for fire puri^oses. But by the kindly co-oi^eration of Mr. Edward Clark,

Architect of the Caintol, and also a member of the special commission, the

office has now more than double the former su})ply, and quite ample to render the new fire apparatus in every way efficient. All the outside

doors were originally hung so as to oijen towards the inside of the building, and in case of a i)anic, with the pressure against them, it would have

been impossible to have opened them. The hinges have been changed so as to open either way, and egress cannot thereby be obstructed. Besides

all these ample facilities for the safe egress of employes in case of sudden

alarm of fire, the entire force of females has been divided up into companies of forty each, and each company placed in charge of a captain,
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with several aids, and in case of alarm these companies are taken out by

designated fire-escapes, under the charge and aid of the men appointed for the purpose. The first trial of the system demonstrated the fact that the

bindery, containing about five hundred women and nearly one hundred

men, was emptied iu less than one minute ; and it is believed that after more trials the entire office can be cleared in less than two minutes. It, therefore, may be fairly stated that for the first time in the history of the

office it is reasonably safe from fire, and its employes from danger of loss of life or limb caused by a stampede or want of sufficient egress. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.

As will be seen elsewhere, the amount of matter in the Congressional

Record during the last Congress shows an unprecedented increase, being

about 20 per cent. Upon assuming the position of Public Printer I found it was a matter of very general complaint among members of

both Houses that there had been much delay and irregularity in the

morning issue of the Record, and inquiry at the post office showed the

fact that wheu published in time for the early mails it was the exception and not the rule. A careful and thorough reorganization of the Record department was effected, new type and machinery were provided, a new and more

thorough system of doing the work was inaugurated, and the result has

seemed to meet the wishes of Congress in increased regularity and

promptness of issue, in improved typographical appearance, and, with

but very rare exceptions, in time for the early morning mails ; and not- withstanding the immense demand made upon the resources of the office at various times during the last session—and the very great increase in

the volume of matter—the copies were almost invariably laid upon the

desks of Members at 8 o'clock each morning. These few exceptions were due only to the fact that the copy was not furnished in time by the

official reporters, who, I understand, were so overtaxed that it was impossible for them to keep up with the work.

In this connection I desire to say that if necessary, and the copy

is promptly furnished, the facilities and present organization of the

Record department will enable me in an emergency to x)rint a Record

containing twofold more matter than the present issue; and I refer to

this matter that Congress may know that the non-appearance of the

issue promptly every morning at 8 o'clock will be solely for want of copy

or the withholding and delay of "proofs" until so late in the night as

to render it impossible.

Another result of the reorganization of this division of the office has

been that both the bound edition and the index, although consisting of more volumes than ever before, have been completed at a much less proportionate expense, and in a very much shorter time after the adjournment of Congress.

The question of the propriety of printing in the Record speeches
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wMcli were never delivered before Congress has at times been discussed

in Congress and by the press of the country. If it should be decided

to stop this practice it would materially lessen the expense of this publication. PRINTIISrG FOR THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.

In making the appropriation from year to year for printing for the

Executive Departmeots it is evident that Congress intended to confine the orders within certain limits mentioned for the respective Departments. All such printing is done on requisitions signed hj the

head of the Department or some assistant designated by him. The

Comptroller inclines to the view that the Public Printer cannot exceed

the allotment in any case. It is impossible to confine the work in process of completion to the exact figures mentioned. Aside from this it not unfrequently occurs that for the last six to eight weeks of the fiscal year the appropriation or allotment may become exhausted for one Department, causing serious inconvenience and delays to public busi- ness, while some other Department may have- an unexpended balance.

It would seem that the embarrassment in many cases might be

obviated if the Public Printer were authorized, in his discretion, with the

approval of the Joint Committee on Printing, to transfer the unexpended

allotment on his books from one Department to another j this would in

nowise increase the a^jpropriation. If this were done with the consent

of the head of the Department interested, the intention of Congress in

restricting the amount of work done would still be carried out, and

such action would at the same time furnish the various Departments

with the reall}^ necessary printing, and consequently avoid any inter- ruption of public business.

It is ver}' necessary that the Executive printing and binding should

be executed neatly and promptly. Realizing fully that any delay in

this class of printing Avould have a tendency to work injury to the public

doing business with the various Departments, I have endeavored to cause

all such Executive printing to be completed and delivered at the earliest i^ossible moment. I deemed this branch of the work of sufficient importance to merit special attention. The officers in the various Departments interested can vouch for the measure of efficiency attained

in that direction. Where delays have occurred it has been on account

of the failure of contractors to furnish the necessary paper. The amount

of work done for the various Executive Departments shows a substantial increase in quantity, and the cost of the same is shown in this re- port in detail. MONEY-ORDER PRINTING.

Congress at its last session passed a law (Public, No. 62) in regard to the new postal notes, entitled "An act to modify the postal money-order

system, and for other purposes," in which the following appears : And all blanks, blank-books, and printed or engraved matter supplied

to postmasters by the Postmaster- General or used in his Department for the transaction of the money-order business shall be obtained from the
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lowest responsible bidders for furnishing printed and engraved matter,

respectively, under separate advertisements calling for proposals to furnish the same for a period of four years, upon such conditions as the

Postmaster-Geneial may prescribe : Provided^ That the Public Printer

and the Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing of the Treasury

Department shall submit, respectively, estimates of the cost of fur- nishing such printed and engraved matter" as maybe required for use

in the money-order business, and they shall furnish such printed and

engraved matter whenever upon their estimates of cost the expenditure

therefor will be less than upon proposals made as above provided for. In accordance with the above law I made a careful estimate ''of the

cost of furnishing such printed matter," based upon a list furnished me

by Hon. 0. F. McDonald, Superintendent Money-Order System, PostOffice Department. The total estimate of cost was

For blanks $14, 933 23

For blank-books 34, 645 52

STORAOE.

More room is urgently needed for the storage of printed matter in

process of completion at the Government Printing Office. During the

last session of Congress the dangerous weight (not to mention the in- convenience) was recognized by Congress in the appropriation of $5,000

for storage purposes. But as the work is constantly increasing with

the growth of the country, the time is close at hand when it will be

unavoidably necessary to provide additional room both for storage and

operating purposes, by the rental or purchase of the old Congressional

Globe building (a portion of which is now occupied under lease by the

Government for storage purposes), or by such other additional facili- ties as the wisdom of Congress may suggest.

CLERICAL WORK.

From year to year the legislative appropriation bill has made provision for four clerks of class four and one of class one. I found that more than double that number had been employed as per diem assist- ants and paid out of the approi)riation for printing and binding, and

their employment was unavoidable in order to keep up with the constantly increasing clerical work in the office. I believe it would be

better to place the clerks of this office on an equal footing with those in

the Departments, and I respectfully suggest that, in addition to the sal- aries provided b}^ law for the Public Printer and chief clerk, there be

allowed

One disbursing clerk, salary $2,100.

Four clerks of class four. Two clerks of class three. Four clerks of class two. Four clerks of class one. One clerk at $1,000 per annum.

Four messengers.
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The disbursing officer has held the position for twenty-three years, and at present disburses between two and three million dollars annuallyj

making good all losses by reason of mistakes in making change, &c.

I think he should receive more pay than a clerk who has none of these

responsibilities. I take i^leasure in testifying to his long, faithful, and

valuable services, and in calling attention to the fact that it is the custom

in the Departments to allow additional compensation to cashiers whose

disbursements are but a small amount as compared with the funds

handled annually by the disbursing officer of the Government Printing

Office. EEDL'CTION ES^ ORDERS FOR PRINTIIS'Gr. The business of the office is so organized that estimates of the cost of

the proposed work under consideration by Congress can as a general

rule be furnished within a very short time. Rule 54 of the Senate says : "Motions to print additional numbers shall also be referred to the Committee on Printing ; and when the committee shall report in favor of

printing additional numbers, the report shall be accompanied by an esti- mate of the probable cost thereof." Having no control over the orders

for printing, but being held responsible for its economical execution,

and believing that Congress also desires to prevent unnecessary ex- penditures therefor, I deem it proper to suggest that such expenditures

could be largely reduced by the enactment of a similar proviso by the

House, that when either Committee on Printing shall report in favor

of printing additional numbers, the report shall be accompanied by an

estimate of the probable cost thereof. The adherence to this rule by

the chairman of the Senate Committee on Printing has produced

economical results, and could the proviso be extended over all the Congressional printing a great saving in the cost of Congressional work

would be effected. In future if work of magnitude and large numbers

should be referred by Congress to the Joint Committee on Priuting

or a sub-committee composed of certain members of this committee who

are practical printers, or with extended experience in the printing busi- ness—and if this committee first obtain an estimate from the Public

Printer of the cost of such work, then examine carefully into the really

necessary and desirable number that should be printed, and report all the facts to Congress before final action is taken, it is believed that it would have a tendency to largely reduce the present volume and ex- pense of the i)ublic printing.

UOTINISHED WORK.

When I took charge of the office I found an immense quantity of

unfinished work, which had been accumulating from year to year, but

since that time it has been given special attention and the amount re- duced as far as possible. The amount of this work is a subject which

Congress alone has the power to regulate and control. Forty-two thou- sand and twelve volumes of uufioished work were completed and delivered during the last fiscal year.
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EMPLOYl^S.

The number of employes is regulated by the demands for work upon

the office. The average number at the dates mentioned during the four

quarters of the fiscal year was as follows

Number of employes September 30, 1882 2, 075

I^umber of employes December 31, 1882 2, 119

Number of employes March 31, 1883 2, 220

Number of employes June 30, 1883 2, 155

In view of the fact that the clerks in the various Departments, working a less number of hours per day, are entitled to thirty days' leave of

absence each year, I submit that as a matter of right and justice to the

employes of the Government Printing Office, who have ever beeu faithful day and night, it would seem proper that at least to some extent the

law should be so modified that they too can be favored with a leave of

absence. A more faithful and devoted class of emp'oyes cannot be

found in any Department; and I respectfully call the attention of Congress to this question, and express the hope that some provision may be

made for them in the direction indicated.

CENSUS WORK.

During the year the various volumes of Census work have been advanced as rapidly as copy was furnished. At times this office has had

as high as twenty tons of long primer, brevier, and nonpareil type, rule

and figure work, locked up, awaiting return of proofs ; probably the

largest amount of live matter-' ever kept standing at one time in this or any other country, making indispensable large additions to the fonts

of body type.

There has at no time been any delay in the work caused by this office. The total amount expended on account of the Census appropriation

during the year was $134,006.35.

AORIOULTURAL REPORT.

As Congress is aware, the publication of this annual report has been

behind for some years, but it is now up to time, and it is believed can be kept so in the future. The entire edition of three hundred thousand

copies of the last report has been completed and delivered.

LAWS REGULATINa THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

Many of the present laws in regard to printing were passed when

work was done by contract, and there was a Superintendent of Printing

with an office in the Capitol. Such acts are practically obsolete and

should be repealed. The rapid growth and constantly increasing demands of the business of the office are followed by frequent questions

of a legal character, and there should be some law officer of the Government to whom the Public Printer can apply for legal advice.
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CONFIDENTIAL PRINTING.

There is of necessity quite a variety of the public printing, like the

Treaties, Annual Eei)orts of the Heads of Departments, instructions to. Government officials, &c., which must be put in type (and while under

consideration, or being altered and corrected up to the proper time for promulgation to the public), must be treated as ''confidential," so that no undue advantage may be taken of premature publication.

I am inclined to the belief that the Government Printing Office has in

many cases been unjustly criticised when papers of this nature have been

made public before the proper time. In most cases a large number of

proofs have to be taken while being got into proper shape, many of which

pass through several different hands after they leave the Printing Office,

and a rigid examination into the facts will show that in almost all such

cases undue publicity occurred through no fault of this office. Desirous

of preventing any repetition of this, so far as the responsibility of this

office is concerned, I have adopted such measures as would now seem

to render imblicity almost impossible. Such work is given only to trust- worthy emj^loyes and is under the watch and supervision of the Foreman

in all its stages. A comx)lete record of every proof and impression is kept, and the copy, proofs, and forms, when not in use, are kept locked

up in safes. The precautious taken would seem to render it impossible

that any such paper, or parts of same, can now be published before the

proper time.

The tabular statements accompanying this report are presented in

the following order

No. 1. Showing the docuirieuts printed by autliority of la.w or by order of either House of Coiigress, the approximate cost of printing- and binding them, and

the manner in wliich the}' were distributed.

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

3. Showing the disbursements on account of Salaries and Contingent Expenses

in the Office of the Public Printer.

4. Showing the disbursements on account of the Public Printing.

5. Showing the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Printing.

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

7. Showing the dijilxvi scments on account of the Congressional Record.

8. Showing the disbursemeDts on account of Lithographing and Engraving for the Senate and House of Representatives, the Supreme Court of the United

States, the Court of Claims, and the Executive Departments.

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

10. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Anaual Report (1"^81) of Commissioner of Agriculture.

11. Showing the disbursements on account of Publication of the Tenth Census

Reports.

12. Showing the disbursements on account of Removal and Storage of certain property. Government Printing Office.

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

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

employed, and the amount earned by each.
16 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14. Sliowing the numlber of liersons employed on the Congressional Record, with

the length of time each has been employed, and the amount earned by each.

15. Showing the number of persons employed in completing the New General

Catalogue of the Library of Congress, the length of time each was employed

and the amount earned by each.

16. Showing the number of persons employed in Printing Annual Report (1881) of Commissioner of Agriculture, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each.

17. Showing the number of persons employed in the Publication of the Tenth

Census Reports, the length of time each was eujployed, and the amount

earned by each.

18. Showing the number of persons employed in Removal and Storage of certain property. Government Printing Office, the length of time each was employed,

and the amount earned by each.

19. Showing the number of persons employed in Repairs, Government Printing

Office, 1884, the leugth of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each.' The actual expenditures on account of the printing, binding, engraving, lithographing, &c., of the Government of the United States for the

fiscal 3 ear ending June 30, 1883, as executed at the Government Printing Office, are shown in the following summary of the detailed state- ments hereinafter presented:

For Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer- $16,446 71 For the Public Printing 1, 189,725 64 For Paper for the Public Printing 389, 705 43 For the Public Binding 627, 520 49 For the Congressional Record 193, 828 80 For Lithographiug and Engraving 154, 344 10 For Completing Catalogue of Library of Congress 335 52 For Printing Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, 1881 154, 634 65 For Publication of the Tenth Census Reports 134, 006 35 For Removal and Storage of certain property 726 73 2,861,274 42 And they were made out of the following appropriations

Salaries, Office of Public Printer, 1883 $13,961 64 Contingent Expenses, Office ox Public Printer, 1882* 110 90 Contingent Expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1883 2, 374 17 Public Printing and Binding, 1881 * 14, 724 30 Public Printing and Binding, 1^82 * 241, 182 78 Public Printing and Binding, 1883 2, 299, 217 38 Completing the New General Catalogue of the Library of Congress 335 52 Printing Annual Report (1881) of Commissioner of Agriculture 154, 634 65 Publication of the Tenth Census Reports 134, 006 35 Removal and Storage of certain property, Government Printing Office. . 726 73 2,861,274 42

* These amounts Avere paid on liabilities incurred during the fiscal years named.
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DI8TRIBUTI0N OF THE USUAL NUMBER.

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 5 of the Senate Journal there are 3,194 copies and of the House Journal

3,128 copies printed. These are distributed as follows

UNBOUND COPIES.

Where delivered.

Document-room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate Folding room of the Senate Department of State Department of the Interior War Department Navy Department

Office of the Public Printer

File-copies Total

Documents.

411

20 243

6 190

30

940

Journal.

265

20

6 115

304

11

34

10

Bills.

440

20 244

15

17015

Documents.

924

396 149

190

6

30

806

Journal.

BOUND COPIES.

Where delivered.

Secretary of the Senate

Senate document-room House document-room

Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Clerk of the House of Representatives for Governors of States. Library of Congress Library of the House of Kepresentatives

Library of the Court of Claims

Office of the Public Printer Total

Docu- Jour- ments. | nal.

114

j 313 ' 43

10 420

150

180

31343

10

1, 970

960 2, 726

Documents.

114 416

1, 094

Journal.

150

114 416

10 10 470 2, 020

123

52 52 30 30

2 2

2, 917
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

CONTRACTS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

The following table shows the persons with whom contracts were

entered into (by direction of the Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying the required quantities of the various kinds of paper for

the public printing from March 1, 1883, to February 29, 1884:

Eobert 0. Moorhouse, PMladelpMa. Pa. Jessup (fc Moore Paper Company, PhiladelpMa, Pa. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia. Pa. Jessnp Sc. Moore Paper Company. Philadelphia. Pa. Eobert O. Moorhouse. Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Gr. Ditman. Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia. Pa.

Tileston & HoUingsworth.

Boston, Mass. Eobert O. Moorhonse, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Jessup (fc Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia. Pa. Joseph G. Ditman. Philadelphia, Pa.

Train, Smith & Co.. Boston, Mass. Jessup Moore Paper Company. Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia. Pa.

Train, Smith & Co.. Boston, Mass. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia. Pa. Tileston & Hollingsworth,

Boston. Mass.

Bulkley. Dunton & Co.. Xew

York. X. Y. Alexander Balfour. Philadelphia, Pa.

S. D. Warren & Co.. Boston, Mass. Jessup <fc Moore Paper Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour. Philadelphia, Pa.

PRrN-TEs-G PAPER.

TJncalendered, best machine-finish. do

! Inches. \ Lbs.

I 24 by 38 ! 35

-do

-do

-do

.do

-do

.do

.do

.do

.do

-do

.do

-do

-do

do

Superfine super - calen- dered. do

-do

-do

-do

-do

.do

....do ...

....do --.

...do -..

...do ...

....do ...

....do ...

38 by 48.

..-.do ... ...do ...

24 by 38.

...do ...

...do ...

38 by 48.

...do ...

22 by 34.

....do ...

48

48

48

Emms.

500

7, 500

2, 500

1, 000

1, 000

1, 000

1, 000

1, 000

2, 500

2, 500

3, 750

3,750

7, 500

1, 667

1, 667

1, 666

15, 000

2, 500

2, 500

2, 500

2, 500

250

250

Perpound.

7. 1 cents.

7. 1 cents.

7. 1 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 1 cents.

7. 1 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 1 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

7. 2 cents.

8. 0 cents.

8. 0 cents.

8. 0 cents.

8. 3 cents.

8. 3 cents.

8. 3 cents.

8. 3 cents.
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for the public ^ri^^u/gr— Continued.

Name of contractor.

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do.

Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. Pairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa.

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston, Mass.

Pairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa, Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New

York, N. Y. Joseph Gr. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Pairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass.

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia^ Pa. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. ' Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. Bulkley, Dunton & Co., New

York, N. Y.

Description of paper. Size.

Printing paper—Cont'd. Superfine super - calen- dered. Superfine super - calen- dered, well sized. do

Superfine

dered. do ..

super - calen-

-do

.do

Sized and super - calen- dered, white or tinted. do :

.do

Sized and super - calen- dered, white or tinted. do

.do

Superfine sized and super- calendered, white or

tinted. do

.do

.do

Inches. 24 by 38...

...do Any size not enumerated

above, and

not exceed- ing28inches

in width.

24 by 32 ,

32 by 48

...do

...do 22iby31i ...

...do

...do

22| by 31i. . -

.

...do

Lbs.

70

60

...do Any size not enumerated

above, and

not exceed- ing28inches

in width.

...do

214 by 29.

-do

-do

.do

...do ....

22 by 28^.

24 by 38.

.

....do ....

....do ....

24 by 38..

Quantity.

Beams.

2, 000

2, 500

500

5, 000

500

500

500

625

625

625

625

2, 000

1, 000 250

250

750

750

500

500

500

1,500

1, 500

Fer pound.

8. 2 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Papei'for tlie puhVie printing—Qoutmned..

23

Xame of contractor. Description of paper.

Eol)ert 0. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa.

Size.

PRT><TrNG PAPER—Cont'd. Inches. Superfine sized and superj Any size not

calendered, white or • enumerated

tinted. ahove, and

not exceed- ing28 inches

in width.

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Woolworth <fc Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Seymour Paper Company, Xew York, I^". Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. "Woolworth <fc Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

"Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

Do

"Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. DoDo

"Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. "Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa.

WRITDsG-PAPER, TO BE OF

I I

I ANY REQUIRED AVEIGHT,

j White quarto-post \ 10 by 16.

Blue quarto-post j do White cap I 13 by 164, or

14 by 17. Laid or wove double-cap, { 16J by 26, or

of any required color or 17 by 28. colors. White double-cap

Blue double-cap. White demy

Blue demy

.

...do ....

...do ....

16 by 20^.

...do .... White double-demy 20^ by 32. White folio-post Blue folio-post White double folio-post. Blue double folio-post .

.

White medium

Blue medium

White royal Blue royal , White super-royal

.

Blue super-royal. .

.

White imperial

Blue imperial

.

I White, of any required size

I not enumerated above, and not exceeding 28 inches in width.

17 by 22. ...do ...

22 by 34.

...do ... 18 by 23. ...do ...

19 by 24.

...do ... 20 by 28. ...do ... 22|by 31.

....do ....

Lis.

Quanlity.

Reams.

500

3,500

200

2, 500

1, 500

8, 000

200

3, 000

300

7, 000

2, 500

500

Price.

Per pound.

8. 2 cents.

10. 7 cents.

12. 3 cents.

9. 8 cents.

11. 3 cents.

9. 8 cents.

12. 3 cents.

10. 0 cents.

12. 3 cents.

9. 8 cents.

9. 8 cents.

12. 3 cents.

4,000 ; 9. 5 cents.

1, 000

1, 500

500

1,500

200

1, 000

200

3, 000

200

1,000

12, 0 cents.

9. 8 cents.

12. 3 cents.

10. 0 cents.

11. 0 cents.

11. 0 cents.

12. 4 cents.

9. 8 cents.

12, 4 cents.

9. 8 cents.
24 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for the public printing—Continued.

Name of contractor.

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa.

Megarge Brothers, Philadel- phia, Pa.

Seymour Paper Company, New York, N. Y. Do

Description of paper. Size.

Writing papek—Cont'd.

Colored, of any required

size not enumerated

above, and not exceed- ing 28 inches in width. Golden envelope

S. D. Warren & Co., Boston,

Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa.

Train, Smith & Co., Boston,

Joseph G. Ditman, Philadelphia, Pa. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y.

Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y.

George McDowell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. Woolworth & Graham, New

York. N. Y. Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa.

COVER PAPER. Any required color or

colors. Tea color PLATE PAPER.

Sized or unsized, and of any required size, weight, or tint. MAP PAPER.

Superfine sized and super- calendered. MANILA PAPER. Any required size and

weight.

• TISSUE PAPER.

Inches.

GLAZED BOND PAPER. Any required size and

weight. IMITATION PARCHMENT.

PARCHMENT DEED.

BRISTOL AND CARD BOARD. Thin bristol board

19 by 24.

20 by 25..

22^ by 32.

19 by 24.

20 by 30.

21 by 24...

17 by 22...

...do

15i by 18^.

....do

-do

221 by 31i.

22 by 28...

....do Thick bristol board.

Lbs.

28

50

Quantity.

Reams.

500

100

200

Price.

Per pound.

12. 0 cents.

10. 0 cents.

8.8 cents.

8.4 cents.

120

120

...do 140

Pounds.

400, 000 8.6 cents.

Beams. \ 5, 000; 8.9 cents.

i

7.3 cents.

Per ream.

500 95 cents.

Sheets. Per pound.

500,000 15.5 cents.

Per sheet.

10, 000 1 5 cents.

5, 000

1 1.1 cents.

5, 000: 1.1 cents.

5, 000 9 mills.

5, 000 9 mills.

15, 000^ 1.5 cents.

37, 50o' 2.5 cents.

I

I 37, 500' 2.5 cents.

j 75, 000 2.8 cents.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for the puljJic printing—Continued. 25

Xame of contractor. Description of paper. Size. Quantity.

Dobler, Mudgre & Chapman, I Baltimore, Atd.

j DoDo I Conrow Brothers, New j York, X. Y.

I "Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. i Robert 0. Moorhouse, Phila- delphia, Pa. ! Conrow Brothers, New York, X.Y.

j "Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. ! Hastings, Todd & Schank, New York, N. Y. i Conrow Brothers, New York,

N. Y.

Robert O. Moorhouse, Philadelphia, Pa.

Bristol and card board—

Continued. Heavy railroad board

Inches.

22\ by 28|.

"White China board j do . .

.

Colored card board [ do . .

.

Pearl gray bristol board . .

| 21 by 31

I do I do Melon bristol board I do

do

do Golden bristol board

do Yellow bristol board

...do

...do

...do

...do

...do

Lhs.

280

210

210

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

130

Beams.

10, 000

1, 000

20, 000

150, 000

150, 000

100, 000

100, 000

100, 000

5, 000

5,000

5, 000

Per pound.

4.8 cents.

Statement ^To. 5 exhibits tlie exact quantity of each kind of paper

purchased during the fiscal year ending on the 30th day of June, 1883,

except that used on the Congressional Eecord, and the cost per ream. The aggregate amount expended was $389,705.45. There remained on

hand, June 30, papers of various kinds, as will be seen by reference to the same statement, amounting in value to $23,794.79.

LITHOGRAPHINa AND ENGRAVING.

The aggregate amount paid for this character of work was $154,344.10?

as will appear by reference to Statement No. 8. THE PUBLIC BINDING.

The amount expended for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1883, on

account of the public binding was $627,520.49, 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 $32,130.05.

CONGRESSIONAL PRINTING AND BINDING.

During the first session of the Forty-seventh Congress, from the 1st day of July up to and including the 8th day of August, 1882, there were

ordered i)rinted for the Senate 486 bills and joint resolutions, 9 executive documents, 20 miscellaneous documents, 104 reports of committees,
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

and 8 confidential documents. For the House there were ordered

printed 374 bills and joint resolutions, 8 executive documents, 23 miscellaneous documents, and 282 reports of committees.

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

ordered printed for the Senate 803 bills and joint resolutions, 85 executive documents, 51 miscellaneous documents, 153 reports of committees,

30 resolutions, and 4 confidential documents. For the House there were ordered printed 970 bills and joint resolutions, 108 executive documents, 39 miscellaneous documents, 233 reports of committees, and 8

resolutions.

The orders made during the second session of the Forty-seventh Congress for public documents, exclusive of the usual number, are as fol- lows : SENATE RESOLUTIONS.

No. of copies. Dec. 4, 1882, Testimouy and documents presented to the Joint Select Committee on American Ship-building 500 Dec. 6, 1882. Senate Bill No. 133, Civil Service in the United States 2, 000 Dec. 6, 1882. Report of the Tariff Commission and accompanying papers for Committee on Finance 50 Dec. 6, 1882. House Bill No. 5538, to reduce internal-revenue taxation 925 Dec. 16, 1882. Substitute adopted for Senate Bill No. 1382, uniform system of bankruptcy 50 Dec. 16, 1882. Second Annual Report of the Commissioner of the Freedman's

Savings and Trust Company 500 Dec. 20, 1882. House Bill No. 684 925 Dec. 23, 1882. Senate Bill No. 1465, French Spoliation Claims '500 Dec. 28,1882. Comparative table showing rates of duties on imports, &c., prepared by the Chief of Bureau of Statistics 500 Jan. 1, 1883. Senate Bill No. 1382, uniform system of bankruptcy 925 Jan. 2,1883. Senate Bill No. 2301, forfeiture of railroad grants in certain

cases 500 Jan. 4, 1883. House Bill No. .5538, to reduce internal-revenue taxation 6, 300 Jan. 6,1883. Table No. 26 of the Report on Commerce and Navigation for 1882 1, 000 Jan. 6, 1883. Report of the Mississippi River Commission, including maps.. 1,900 Jan. 6, 1883. Report of the Mississippi River Commission, without maps. .. 500

Jan. 12, 1883. House Bill No. 5538, to reduce internal-revenue taxation 500 Jan. 12, 1883. Senate Bill No. 192, with accompanying reports 925 Jan. 15, 1883. Testimony, statements, and documents before Select Committee on Heavy Ordnance 50 Jan. 18, 1883. Testimony on House Bill No. 5538, for the Committee on Fi- nance 1,000 Jan. 30, 1883. Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress for 1882 500 Feb. 21, 1883. House Bill No. 5538, to reduce internal-revenue taxation 1, 000 Feb. 22, 1883. Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1882 Feb. 24, 1883. Report on the Rules and Regulations of the Utah Commissioners 300 Feb. 26, 1883. House Report No. 1977, on River and Harbor Bill 1, 900 Feb. 26, 1883. Printing for the Committee on Education and Labor

Feb. 26, 1883. List of all bills and joint resolutions introduced by each Senator during the first and second sessions of the Forty-seventh

Congress
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 27

Senate resolutions—Coutiniied.

Xo. of copies. Mar. 2, 1883. Report of the committee of confereace on Hoase Bill No. 5538.

.

Mar. 3, 1883. An act to rednce internal-revenue taxation 1,500 Mar. 3, 18S3. Army Register for 1883 1, 000 Mar. 3, 1883. Navy Register for 1883 1, 000 HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

Dec. 4, 18S2. Printing for tlie Select Committee on the Improvement of the

Mississippi River 25

Dec. 4, 188*2. Message of the President, with accompanying documents

Dec. 21, 1882. Digest of the Rules of the House 1, 000

Jan. 22, 1883. House Bill No. 7313 1. 000

Jan. 23, 1883, Tabulated statement prepared by Committee on Ways and

Means, compared with rates in House Bill No. 7313 2, 000 Mar. 1, 1883. Digest of the Rules of the House 250 Mar. 3, 1883. An act to reduce internal-revenue taxation, &c 15, 000 Mar. 3, 1883. Printing for Committee on Ways and Means 2, 500 BY ACTS AND .JOINT OR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.

Dec. 15, 1882. Report of the Tariif Commission, with testimony and accom- panying papers, &c 4, 200

Dec. 15, 1882. Report of the Tariif Commission, without testimony and accom- panying papers, &c 20, 000

Jan. 18, 1883. House Bill No. 7313 and accompanying reports . . . 6, 000

Feb. 9, 1883. Report by Lieut. John T. Sullivan, of the United States Navy,

on the problem of interoceanic communication by way of the American Isthmus 5,000

Feb. 9, 1883. Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey

for 1881-'82 3, 000 Feb. 23, 1883. Eulogies on the death of Hon. William Lowe 12, 000

Feb. 23, 1883. Eulogies on the death of Hon. J. T. Updegraff 12, 000

Feb. 23, 1883. Eulogies on the death of Hon. B. H. Hill 12, 000 Feb. 24, 1883. Eulogies on the death of Hon. G. S. Orth 12, 000 Feb. 24, 1883. Eulogies on the death of Hon. R. M. A. Hawk 12, 000 Mar. 2, 1883. Eulogies on the death of Hon. J. W. Shackelford 12, 000 Mar. 2, 1883. Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1882 15, 560 Mar. 2, 1883. Report of the Director of the Mint on the production of 'gold

and silver in the United States 9, 000 Mar. 3, 1883. Executive Departments' exhibit at the Centennial 5, 000 Mar. 3,1883. Report of the National Academy of Sciences on the sorghum

sugar industry 6, 500

Mar. 3, 1883. Report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1882 10, 000 Mar. 3, 18d3. Proceedings of the Yorktown CenteuDial Celebration 10, 000 Mar. 3, 1883. Report of the Health Officer of the District of Columbia 2, 500 Mar. 3, 1883. Third Annual Report of the Commissioner of Forestry 8, 000 Mar. 3, 1883. Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture for 1883 300, 000
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

WORK IN HAND.

Worl: ordered hy Congress in hand June 30, 1883, with an estimate of the cost thereof.

Title. Number of Estimated

copies. cost.

5, 000 No copy

10, 000 »pou, uuu 00 Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1880 11, 900 in Q9^ Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1881 11, 900 XV, uuu Report on Fish and Fisheries, 1882 11, 900 10 000 nn History of Food Fishes and Fisheries of the United States 11, 900 14 795 nn Third Report Entomological Commission 31, 900 13 800 00 Bulletin No. 3, United States Entomological Commission, revised edition 31, 900 17 000 00 Conti-ibutions to North American Ethnology, vol. 2, in two parts 4, 900 12 600 00

7, 900 9 000 00 7,900 00

7, 900 10 000 00

7, 900 lU, uuu nn €ontributious to North American Ethnology, vol. 10 7, 900 10, 000 00

6, 100 4/1 'i'i, OQ^ _oo nn Final Report Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 4, Havden 6, 100 nn Final Report Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 8, Hayden 6, 100 27 500 nnuu Final Report Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 13, Hayden 6, 100 20, 000 00

6, 100 12, 000 00 Report on Transit of Venus, 1874, parts 2, 3, and 4 6, 450 4 000 nnuu

3, 400 1 000 00

3, 400 00

17, 460 10, 800 nn Second Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 16, 900 o1, Ol'U nnuu Third Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology 16. 900 34 500 00 Husbandry of the Angora Goat 10, 000 i, lUU nnuu

6, 900 4, cW nnuu Economic Entomology 2, 900 i, oou 00 Decisions of the First Comptroller of the Treasury, vol. 4 9, 417 4, 500 00 Report of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1882 :.. 4, 900 8, 550 00 Eulogies on the late Hon. M. P. O'Connor 13, 900 3, 700 nnuu Eulogies on the late Hon. W. M. Lowe 13, 900 3, 500 nnuu

13, 900 3, 600 nnuu

13, 900 3, 600 00 Eulogies on the late Hon. J. W. Shackelford 13, 900 3, 360 00 Eulogies on the late Hon. G. S. Orth 13, 900 3, 800 00

34, 900 29, 575 00 Report of Lieut. John T. Sullivan on Literoceanic Commvinication, via the American Isthmus 6, 900 5, 880 00

4, 900 34, 575 History of the Comstock Lode, vol. 4 4, 900 5, 375 00 Copper-Bearing Rocks of Lake Superior, vol. 5 4, 900 11, 180 00 Flora of Virginia, vol. 6 4, 900 6, 000 00 Compilation of Land Laws 8, 500 15, 250 00 Rebellion Records (under Secretary of War), 15 vols., 11,900 each 178, 500 114, 600 00 Agricultural Report, 1883 . 301, 900 220, 000 00 Reports of the Tenth Census 544, 618 26

933, 627 1, 406, 508 26 Note.—A large amotmt of work lias been done on the above tl uring the year. It 18 not charged up until completed.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 29

The foregoiug does not include the following publications authorized

by the Revised Statutes and subsequent laws, of which a specified number of copies are designated, as follows

jSTo. of copies. Abridgment of Documents 35, 000 Annual Reports of Executive Departments *3, 000

Bills and resolutions of Congress 925 Commerce and Navigation *8, 150 Commercial Relations *5, OOO Executive and Miscellaneous Documents and Reports of Committees 1, 900 Journal of the Senate 3, 220 Journal of the House 3, 160 Laws—Congressional edition tl, 550 Pamphlet edition t26, 633

Statutes at Large (bound) 2, 540^ Biennial Register 2, 500 Opinions of Attorneys-General 1, 000 Papers relating to Foreign Affairs *6, OOO

Postal Conventions, &c tl,550

Specifications of Patent Claims 150

Congressional Record ^10,805

PRINTING AND BINDING FOE EXECUTIYE DEPARTMENTS.

The act making appropriations for the sundry civil expenses of the

Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883 (approved August

7, 1882), i^rovides that, out of the amount appropriated, printing and

binding msij be done by the Public Printer for the several executive and

judicial departments of the Government to the amounts following, respectively, namely : For the Navy Department |50, 000 00 War Department 165, 000 OO

Interior Department 364, 000 00

Treasury Department 250, 000 00

Post-Ofitice Department 150, 000 00 Department of Agriculture 15, 000 OO Department of State 15, 000 OO Supreme Court of the United States 25, 000 00 Supreme Court of the District of Columbia 1, 000 OO United States Court of Claims 8, 000 00 Department of Justice 10,000 OO

Library of Congress 19, 000 Oq In addition to the above, the following amounts were deposited in the

Treasury to the credit of the public printing and binding by the Departments named, resi^ectively : By the Navy Department (for Nautical Almanac and miscellaneous) |4, 140 32

Interior Department (for census work) 6, 190 75

Post-Oftice Department (for money-order office work) 76, 898 35 Supreme Court of the United States (act of March 3, 1883) 10, 000 00 Department of Justice (act of March 3, 1883) 10, 000 OO

National Board of Health 540 04

* In addition to the usual number (1,900).

t And such number, in addition, not exceeding 500, as may be ordered.

:;; And such number, in addition, as the Secretary of State may order.

§ And such number, in addition, as may be subscribed for, and those ordered on requisitions.
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

KECAPITTTLATION.

Department.

Navy

War

Interior Treasury

Post-Office Agriculture

State Supreme Court of tlie United States Supreme Court of the District of Columbia . Court of Claims Department of Justice Library of Congress

National Board of Health

Office of Public Printer Total

$54, 140 32

165, 000 00

370, 190 75

250, 000 00

226, 898 35

15, 000 00

15, 000 00

35, 000 00

1, 000 00

8, 000 00

20, 000 00

19, 000 00 540 04

Approximated

cost of work

delivered.

1, 179, 769 46 THE OONaRESSIONAL RECORD.

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

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

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

in his next succeeding annual report, and each succeeding report, sepa- rately from the other disbursements of his oflSce. This information is given in Table No. 7. The Eecord for the second session of the Forty-seventh Congress in- cluding index, made five volumes, comprising 4,368 pages.

The number of copies of each volume printed and bound was 7,750,

aggregating 38,750 volumes.

These have been disposed of as follows:

Volumes. Delivered to Senate folding-room 12, 550 Delivered to House folding-room 23, 550 Delivered to Library of Congress 260 Delivered to House library 500 Delivered to officers of the House 45 Delivered to Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of the United States . . - 70 Delivered to Official Eeporter of the Senate 25 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries 035 Delivered on orders from members 45 On hand 1,470 Total 38, 750
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

The number of copies of tlie Eecord authorized by hiw to be printed

and bound is as follows

For Congress 10, 675 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of tlie House 9 For Official Reporter of the Senate 5 For distribution to each State and Territorial library 50 For Justices and officers of the Supreme Court of tbe United States 14 Total 10, 805 Of the copies authorized by law to be printed and bound for Congress 3,455 were delivered unbound to the orders of Members of Congress. The cash receipts on account of Congressional Eecord for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, were as follows

From sales of Record $2, 078 72 From sales of paper shavings (estimated) 1,494 75 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 18, 167 24 Total 21,740 71

During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, there was received from

sales of documents. Records, waste paper, &c., the sum of $195,812.21,

which has been deposited in the Treasury.

AMOUNT OF WORK.

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and Number of

copies.

documents.

]!^'umber of pages. tlank books. Miscellaneous

binding.

Executive Departments

.

Congress

Total

.. 69, 388, 336

5, 569, 317

949, 761

17, 908, 510

120, 797

114, 100

120, 150 580

31, 631

12, 474 74, 957, 653 18,858, 271 234,897 120,730 44,105

The following recapitulation shows the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1879:

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and Number of

copies.

documents. Number of pages. Blank books. Miscellaneous

binding.

Executive Departments.

Congress

Totali

98, 097, 933

7, 714, 653

3, 451,086

15, 250, 312

119, 201

110, 749

246, 564

677

16, 289

9, 987 105,812,586 18,701,398 229,950 247,241 26,276
32 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1880:

Blanks, envelopes, &c. Pamphlets and documents. Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memoran dum

Number of blocks.

copies. Number of pages. Executive Departments. 122, 713, 897

8, 553, 575

4, 331, 299

12, 802, 500

122, 888

108, 722

340, 708 72827, 794

11, 344 311,744

17, 265 131,267,472 17,133,799 331,610 341,436 39,138 329,009

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881:

Blanks, envelopes, &c. Pamphlets an Number of

copies.

d documents. Number of pages.

Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks.

Executive Departments

.

Congress

Total

210, 162, 624

12, 001, 63-2

4, 554, 793

5, 185, 691

461, 104

75, 514

292 748 599

28, 374

11, 050

284, 046

1, 962 223,164,256 9,740,484 531,618 293,347 39,424 286,008

The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1882:

Blanks, envelopes, &c. Pamphlets an Number of

copies.

d documents. Number of pages.

Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks.

Executive Departments

.

Congress

Total

124, 297, 282

6, 375, 973

5, 466, 333

18, 578, 443

502, 801

193, 981

251, 399

2, 207

41, 664

52, 520

100, 702

3, 851 130,673,255 24,044,776 696,782 253,606 94,184 104,553

The following tables will show the amount of work executed during

the fiscal year ending June 3U, 1883. The first table shows the total number of blanks, pamphlets, and doc- uments, blank books, and miscellaneous volumes, printed and bound for the Executive Departments:

Department.

Treasury ... War

Navy

Interior

Post-Offlce.. Agriculture

State Judiciary. .. Health

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Total

84, 547, 588

10, 745, 644

911, 641

22, 202, 029

87, 075, 823

1, 971, 887

230, 295

144, 933

31, 200

Pamphlets and documents, Number of

copies.

417, 332

1, 375, 544

85, 780

3, 780, 870

80, 060

227, 050

25, 396

57, 756

14, 000

Number of pages.

52, 124

77, 215

27, 990

124, 768

14, 658 1,904

14, 666

52, 89074

Blank

books.

135, 773

33, 776

6, 370

16, 168

131, 586

54 706

218 2(^,861,040 6,063,788 ] 366,289 324,651

Miscella- Memoranneous bind- dum

ing. j blocks.

6, 234

36, 640

2, 306

14, 896

2, 032 886 4,134

629

50 67,787 151,253
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

The next table sliows tlie number of copies of documents, &c., printed

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

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

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

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents. Blank

books.

Miscella- neous binding. Memorandum,

Iftimber of blocks.

copies. . Number of pages.

1, 826, 536

2, 044, 402

2, 663, 406

21, 604

1, 300

273, 894

55, 214

21, 530

56, 522

22, 766

120

4, 700

Senate 1, 677, 432

5, 898, 498

180, 000

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97

1, 022

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3, 998 1,460

5, 981

11

1, 396 House 3, 999 Library of Congress

Public Printer 2, 482 Private orders Total 8,587,589 6,831,158 160,852 1,515 11,450 7,877

HECAPITULATION.

Executive Departments

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8, 587, 589

6, 063, 788

6, 831, 158

366, 289

160, 852

324, 651

1, 515

67, 787

11, 450

151, 253

7, 877 Total 316,448,629 12,894,946 527,141 326,166 79,237 159,130

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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 49

No. 2.

Statement showing the approximated cost of printing, and paper for same, and of

blank hooks, binding, ruling, <fc., for the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883.

Department.

Printing and paper for same.

Printing,

j Paper.

Total of

printing and paper.

Elank Aggi-egate

books, bind- of printing,

ing, ruling, paper, and

&c. , binding.

Navy Department:

Office of the Secretary Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting . .

.

Provisions and Clothing Yards and Docks

Construction and Repair

Medicine and Surgery Ordnance

Office of the Naval Observatory

War Department

Office of the Secretary Adjutant-General

Quartermaster-General

Chief of Ordnance

Commissarv-General

Surgeon-General

Paymaster-General

Total for War Department

Interior Di^paituieut:

Office of the Seci etar v Comniissioiier of Pensions,.

Coranii.ssiou< r of Patents . .

.

Com'r of Indian Affairs Auditor of Railroad Acc'ts. Sup't of the Census

Diieotor of Surveys

Total for Interior Department

Treasury Department

Post-Ofiice Department

Department of State Department of Justice Supreme Court of the United States . .

.

Supreme Court of District of Columbia . 4 p p

$8, 809 71

1, 006 91 1,437 40 127 80

110 32 450 94 119 75

109 30

12, 766 70 790 71

.$1, 096 92

527 14 205 95

61 22

47 48

42 04

73 15

19 76

1, 397 61 438 37

$9, 906 63

1, 534 05

1, 643 35

189 02 157 80 492 98

192 90 129 06

14, 164 31

1, 229 08

$5, 805 92

4, 612 75

4, 074 31 459 67

1, 623 48 1,578 28

171 84 290 41

3, 086 32

1, 196 92

$15, 712 55

6, 146 80

5, 717 66

648 69

1, 781 28

2, 071 26 364 74 419 47

17, 250 63

2, 426 00

25, 729 54 3, 909 64 29, 639 18 22, >'99 90

6, 101 14

16, 975 35 7,373 13

8, 152 53

1, 730 54

16, 489 25

7, 292 17 586 61 8,483 .53

52, 539 08

7, 713 26

7, 506 14

4, 357 96

11, 197 75

1, 164 02

10, 108 77

4. 797 35 407 72

8, 516 73

1. 356 37

4, 567 10

3, 140 60

3, 399 05

685 86

522 50

2, 4.52 40

364 24

.5, 568 81

9, 069 63

12, 073 24

7,498 56

14, 596 80

1, 849 88

10, 631 27

7, 249 75 771 96

14, 085 54

15, 170 77

29, 048 59

14, 871 69

22, 749 33

3, 580 42

27, 120 52

14,541 92

1, 358 57

•j2, 569 07

55, 769 70 22, 056 93 77, 826 63 73, 184 25 : 151, 010 88

23, 666 23

14. 567 87

163, 430 40 5,242 80

4, 420 70

5, 852 53 495 56

5, 065 70

1, 176 54

4, 800 66

12, 474 24 19.304 05

4, 014 86 1,519 83

3, 756 93 288 47 341 55 385 13

28, 466 89

27, 042 11

182, 734 45

9, 257 66

5, 940 53

9, 609 46

784 03

5, 407 25

1, 561 67

7, 935 87 18,323 20

23. 187 94

9, 621 00

4, 458 92

1, 974 68

580 45 783 50

2, 645 19

36, 402 76

45, 365 31

205, 922 39

18, 878 66

10, 399 45

11, 584 14 1,364 48

6, 190 75

4, 206 86

223, 918 33 46, 885 72 270, 804 05 69, 510 75 • 340, 314 80

109, 495 36 45, 216 74 1.54, 712 10 9.5, 280 70 249, 992 80

68,831 .50 75,380 58 144, 212 08 82, 684 63 226, 896 71

8, 972 20 3, 936 06 12, 908 26 2, 091 74 ! 15, 000 00

5,453 08 2, 573 20 8, 026 28 6,378 92 14, 405 20

16, 678 39 1,573 16 18, 251 55 1, 748 12 19, 999 67

34, 332 43 255 34 34, 587 77 384 32 34, 972 09

606 93 14 63 621 56 121 65 743 21

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50 REPORT OF TPIE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2. —Statement shoiving the approximated cost of printing, tj-c. —Coutiuiied.

Df^partment.

Printing an

san

Printing.

d paper for

je.

Paoer.

Totnl

of piinting and paper.

Blank

books binding, ruling, &c.

Aggreirate

of print in paper, and

binding.

National Board of Health

Office of Public Printer

^7, 456 85 $136 56 $7, 593 41 $407 56 $8, 000 97

138 30

1 34 46 172 76 10. 082 53 10, 255 29

320 87 142 61 1 463 48 76 56 540 04

3, 230 ^8 914 78 4, 145 36 2,801 16 6, 946 52 RECAP ITULATIOX.

Navy Department

Post-Otflce Department Department of Afjiiculturo Department of Justice Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of District of Columbia . Court of Claims

T!fationi)l Boa d of Health

Office of Public Printer Total

$25. 729 54

55, 769 70

223, 918 33

109, 495 36

68, 831 50

8, 972 20 5,453 08

16, 678 39

34, 332 43 606 93 7,456 85 138 30 320 87

3, 230 58

$3, 909 64

22, 056 93

46, 885 72

45, 216 74

75, 380 58

3, 936 06

2, 573 20 1,573 16

255 34

14 63 136 56 34 46

142 61 914 78

$29, 639 18

77. 826 63

270, 804 05

154, 712 10

144, 212 08

12, 908 26

8, 026 28

18, 251 55

34, 587 77 621 56

7, 593 41

172 76 463 48

4. 145 36

$22. 899 90

73, 184 25

69, 510 75

95. 280 70

82. 684 63

2, 091 74

6, 378 92

1,748 12 384 32

121 65 407 56

10, 082 53 76 56

2, 801 16

$52, 539 08

151, 010 88

340, 314 80

249, 992 80

226, 896 71

15, 000 00

14 405 20

19, 999 07

34, 972 09

743 21

8, 000 97

10, 255 29

540 04

*6, 946 52

560, 934 06

| 203, 030 41 763. 964 47 367, 652 79 1, 131, 617 26

1 * Includes $1,922,37 for books and blanks for Congressional Kecord.

Ko. 3.

Statement shotcing the disbursements on account of Salaries and

Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Publie Printer during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883.

Salary of Public Printer |:i,COO 00 Salary of Chief Clerk 2. 000 00 Salary of three clerks, at $1,800 each 5, 400 00 Salary of one clerk 330 days, at 11,800 1, 6-27 40 Salary of one clerk 35 days, at $1,400 134 24 Salary of one clerk 1, 200 00

$13,961 64 Contingent expenses of the office 2,485 07 16,446 71
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 51

Xo. 4.

Statement showing the dishiirsements on account of the Publio

Fruiting (except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June

30, 1683. Pay of employes

July (enriied ill June) , $108,034 68

Aui^ust (earned in July) 8-*, 837 01 September (earned in Angnst) 84,842 81 October (earned in September) 92, 299 36 November (earned in October) 84,778 14 December (earned in Xovember) 83,309 10 January (earned in December) 94,209 30 February (earned iu January) 95, 151 96 March (earned in February) 83, 165 46

A]>ril (earned in March) 88, 076 73 May (earned in April) 82,219 73 June (earned in May) 83, 059 45

|1, 067, 983 73 Improvements and repairs to building:

Plumbing and gas fitting 554 44 Repairs 235 75 Lumber , 1,838 28

Glass 48 20 Lead, glazier tools, and paint 237 09 Awnings and fixtures 14 80 Window-shades 19 80

2, 948 36

Machinery, repairs to machinery, &c.

7 printing-presses 19,400 00 Fixtures to presses 557 01

3 cutting-raaciiines, at $375 1,125 00

1 cutting-machine 885 00

6 cutting machine ktuves, at 88 48 00

2 cutting-machine knives, at |16 32 00

1 cutting-machine knife 25 00

24 knives, for card-cutter 48 75

3 head-chimps, at 840 120 00

1 lead and rule cutter 9 90 Repairs to boiler 247 00

1,1()9 pounds grate-bar castings, at 5 cents 58 45 8^0 lubricators, at 3 cents 24 00

150 lubricating compound, at 30 cents 45 00 Fixtures to stitching-machines 51 10 Fixtures to folding-machines 19 50 Fixtures to calendering-machiae 108 40

2 pressing-machines, at $1,500 3,000 00

1 pressing-machine 1,000 00 Fixtures to pressing-machines 172 30

4,000 open links, at 2 cents 80 00

500 clips, at 5 cents 25 00

20,069 chain bale-ties, at 32^ cents 6, 522 42

36 keys, at 5 cents 1 80

2,940 pounds press-boards, at 10^ cents 308 70 Carried forward 33, 914 33 1, 070, 932 09
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $33,914 33 $1, 10,000 press-boards, at |50 per M * 500 00

10,000 press-boards, at $55 per M 550 00

1,000 press-boards 75 00

1,000 press-boards 80 00

4 hydraulic packings 23 40

45 square feet packing, at 80 cents 36 00

31 pounds packing 9 72

10 yards super-felt, at $9 90 00 36 pieces machine-tape, at $1.25 45 00

5 pieces machine-tape, at $5.50 27 50

12 sides lacing leather, at $3.33 39 96

18^- pounds lacing leather, at 75 cents 13 69

3 dozen oilers, at $4 12 00

1 dozeu oilers, at $2.50 2 50

1 oiler 90

2,274^ pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 113 73

1,261 feet belting, at 21 cents 264 81 250 feet belting, at 16.4 cents 41 00 100 feet belting, at 32.8 cents 32 80 100 feet belting, at 27 cents 27 00

100 feet belting, at 14 cents 14 00

70 feet belting, at 46 cents 32 20

60 feet belting, at 65 cents 39 00

60 feet belting, at 48 cents 28 80 60 feet belting, at 16 cents 9 60 50 feet belting, at 7 cents 3 50 25 feet belting, at 35 cents 8 75 Furnace repairs 4 00 •Engine repairs 25 81 300 pounds cotton waste, at 15 cents 45 00 100 pounds cotton waste, at 16 cents 16 00

137-1% pounds wire, at 25 cents 34 33 138 pounds wire, at 50 cents 69 00 294 pounds wire, at 29 cents 85 26 22 spools, at 10 cents 2 20

Shaftings, pulleys, &c 300 46

Iron, steel, tools, &.c „ 617 68 37.234 93 Stereotyping and electrotyping

94,577 pounds stereotype metal, at 9.21 cents $8, 710 54

10,150 pounds stereotype metal, at 9.35 cents 949 03 417 pounds electrotype metal, at 5 cents 20 85

1 stereotype rougher 540 00

1 adjustable slug mold 25 00

1 shaving- machine 300 00 Shaving-machine fixtures 150 00

3 backing pans, at $25 75 00

2 coi)per cooling pans, at $2.50 5 00

2 copper cups 50

2 evaporating pans, at $2 2 00

I sprinkler 1 25

3 saws, at $2 6 00 Carried forward 10, 785 17 1, 108, 167 02
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Brought forward $10,785 17 $1,108,167 02 Repairs to furnace 8 88

l,116i pounds copper battery-plates, at 29^ cents 329 37 51 barrels plaster Paris, at $2.50 127 50 48 barrels clay, at $2.75 132 00 5 barrels kaolin, at $8

. 40 00 H barrels soapstone, at $8.75 16 40 200 pounds barytes earth, at 6 cents 12 00 500 pounds tin-foil, at 21 cents 105 00 510 pounds iron iiliings, at 7 cents 35 70

40 pounds black lead, at 65 cents 26 00

5,000 pounds bar lead, at 5^ cents 256 25

700 pounds bar tin, 2.315 cents 162 05 170 pounds tin and antimony mixed, at 24 cents 40 80

4 pair mitts, at $2.25 9 00 5,040 sheets bonnet boards, at 3 cents 151 30

1,808 feet blocking-wood, at 30 cents 542 40

3 reams stereotype paper, at $13.60 40 80 2 reams tissue paper, at $4 8 00 $12,828 62

Type, various kinds 26, 524 26

11,100 feet rule, at 6 cents 666 00

2,300 feet rule, at 8 cents 184 00

1,800 feet rule, at 12 cents 216 00

500 feet rule, at 14 cents 70 00

1 type gauge 15 00

6 double stands with racks, at $4.50 27 00 110 galleys, at $3.50 385 00

15 composing sticks, at $1 15 00

7 dozen mallets, at $3.50 24 50 25 pairs cases, at $1.60 40 00 250 pairs cases, at $1.75 437 50

4,700 boswood quoins, at 75 cents per. C 35 25

145 dozen Hempel's quoins, at $2.50 362 50 150 keys for Hempel's quoins, at 50 cents 75 00 160 stereotype blocks 395 20 Fixtures to stereotype blocks 26 64 Redressing 6 imposing-stones 22 00 416^ pounds page-cord, at 27 cents 112 46

15 pounds page-cord, at 24 cents 3 60

100 adjustable side-sticks, at $1.25 125 00

25 ink-knives, at $1.25 31 25

25 ink-knives, at $1.75 43 75 2 dozen lye-bmshes, at $3.85 7 70

20 dozen lye-brushes, at $3.75 75 00

I dozen pick-brushes, at $4.25 12 75

3 dozen glue-brushes, at $8.50 25 50

1 dozen glue-brushes, at $20 20 00

16 white- wash brushes 34 10 6 scrubbing-brushes, at $1.50 9 00 6 sweeping-brushes, at $1.50 9 00

2 dust-brushes, at $1.25 2 50

13 brushes 22 25 Carried forward 30,054 71 1,120,995 64
54 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward |30,054

4 dozen shoe-knives, at .$1.25 5

1 dozen shoe-knives 1 36 dozen brooms, at $2.65 95 4 dozen brooms, at $2.55 10 42 pounds sponge, at $2.15 90 22 dozen boxes wax tapers, at $3 66 3 dozen boxes crayons, at $4 12 5 gross craj'ous 1 100 pounds II uriatic acid, at 6 cents 6 785 yards crash (f >r toweling), at 12^ cents 9^

3,399 pounds detergent 215 300 pounds tallow, at 12 cents 36 50 pounds tallow, at 11 cents 5 20 quires emery cloth, at $1 20 Matches 5 400 pounds sulphate of copper, at 7 cents 28 458 pounds whiting, at 1 cent 4 6 boxes dials for watchman clocks 12 2 watchman dftectors, at $75 150 20 watchman's badges 40

1 letter press 7

1 station lamp and reflector 5

1 iron tank 15

1 paper piler 45

1 desk 10

1 mirror 2 16f yards linoleum, at $1.25 \ 20

1^ yards linoleum, at $1 1 40 yards carpet, at 95 cents 38 75 yards matting, at 75 cents 56 Chairs 138

Stools 18

1 door mat ] 25 pounds alum, at 5 cents 1 Electric light fixtures 128

Electric bells and fixtures 37

1,000 feet fire hose 850

1 iron safe 50

I Hall's pat. nt safe 450 Clocks and repairs 21 For ren t part of lot 57

1 water-cooler 15 Miscellaneous items 310 MATERIAL, ETC. Printing ink, 429 pounds, at $4 $1,716

1 pound 5 7f pounds, at $3 23

5 p(muds, at $2 . 10 27 pounds, at $1.50 40 214 pounds, at $l.:;i5 267

132 pounds, at $1 132

71 $1,120,995 64

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3000

0035

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1000

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Carried forward 2,194 25 1,154^233 31
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

Brought Ibrward $2, 194 25 $1,154,233 31

;jc pouDils. at 05 cents 52 25

377 pouiids. at ':0 cents 301 60

2,929 pounds, ai bO cents 1,752 00 3,606 i)oiuids. at 50 cents 1,903 00

2,7:^2 pnuiids. at 30 cents 819 60

1,000 pounds, a: 1^ cents 180 00

1,500 pounds, at 8 cents 120 00 427 pounds, at 7 cents 29 89

6 x^ounds 5 50

41 ])Ound.s, g-ioss varnish 30 00

10 pounds, bronze blue, at 81.50 15 00

10 pounds, dryer, at .81 10 00 7,413 09

Oils, 217 gallons sperm, at 81.15 249 56 109^ gallons speruj, at 81.35 147 82 A92i gallons .<peini, at 81.20 591 00

1 gallon hard 1 75

2 cans, at 81 2 00 992 13 Benzine, 1,145 gallons, at 9 cents 103 05 102 gahous, at 10 cents 10 20

113 25 Roller compositi'^n, 10,292 j)ounds, at 45 cents 4,631 40

Glae, 471 iionnds, at 27 cents 127 17 50 pounds, at 32 cents 16 00 143 17 Glycerine, 1,415 pounds, at 30 cents 4<i4 50

2i p< unds, at 35 cents 88 2 pounds, at 50 cents 1 00 2 quarts, at si. 25 2 50 428 88 Potash, 6,934 pounds, at 6i cents 450 73 Dextrine, 106 j^ounds, at 7 cents 7 42 48 pounds, at 15 cents 7 20

14 62 Thread, 41 p<mnds, at 93 cents 38 13 149 pounds, at 92 cents 137 08

50 i)ouuds, at 82 cents 41 00 162 pouud.s, at 81 cents 131 22 249 pounds, at 73 cents 181 77 199 pounds, at 70 cents 139 30 668 50 Twine, 1,233^ pounds, at 13 cents 160 35

1,517 pounds, at 12 cents 182 04 342 39 Eope, 4,370 pounds, at 13f cents 600 87 Cotton, 2,606 yards, at 12 cents 336 72

109f yards, at 12 1^ cents 13 72 920 yards, at (>f cents 62 10

844 yards, at 19 cents 16 05 428 59 Gray-super, 4.600 yards, at 3.8 cents 174 80 Flannel, 2 yards, at 75 cents 1 50 Carried forward ] , 170, 637 23
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $1, 170, 637 153 Gingham, 10 yards, at 10 cents 1 00 Cambric, 10 yards, at 7 cents _ 70 Canvas, 128 yards, at 15 cents 19 20

Needles, 323 papers, at 10 cents 32 30 75 papers, at 15 cents 11 25

43 55

Pins, 7 packages, at |1.50 10 50

Salt sacks, 12, at 40 cents 4 80

Folders, 3 dozen 5 50 Rubber blankets, 25 yards, at 90 cents 22 50 Rubber blankets, 2 11 20 33 70 Borax, 50 pounds, at 20 cents 10 00 Beeswax, 245| pounds, at 26 cents 63 83 Soap, 3,490 pounds, at 0| cents 239 94 Sugar, 241 pounds, at 11 cents 26 51 25 pounds, at 9 cents 2 25

28 -76 Gum arable, 145 pounds, at 25 cents 36 25

25 pounds, at 65 cents 16 25

10 pounds, at 60 cents 6 00 58 50 French folio post, 26 reams, at |1.40 36 40 Crocks, 10 dozen, at |1.74 17 40 Buckets, 2^ dozen 15 15 Stationery 358 94 Sawdust 200 32 Washing towels, &.c 1,516 80 Telegraphing 87 03 Telephone rent 271 82

Ice 672 96 Gas 9, 373 70 Coal 2, 100 00 Boxing, cartage, &c 1,258 19 Horses, wagons, &c.

Horses, 3, at $175 $525 00 For use double team, 9 days, at $4 36 00 For use of horse, 127 days, at $1 127 00 Five days' board of 10 horses, at $1 each 50 00 Horse feed 1,269 72 Wagon and repairs 208 15 Harness and repairs 86 00 Shoeing 182 50 Stable brooms 4 00 Chamois skin 1 15 Veterinary services and medicine 170 20 2,659 72 Total 1,189,725 64
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 57

1^0. 5.

Statement showing the dlsl)ursements on account of Paper for the Public Printing [except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending

June 30, 1883.

PRINTING-PAPER.

83,951 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

7.5 cents $6,296 32 9,141 reams and ISif quires uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.33 30, 442 61

9, 102 reams and 10 quires uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at 83.408 31, 021 .32 11,646 reams and 14 quires calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by .38 inches, at .$4.293 49, 999 29

8, 332 reams and 8 quires calendered, 53 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $4.34o .36,212 62

3, 205 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$5.74 18, 396 70 6,371 reams and 4 quires calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $3.645 23,223 02 866 reatts and 12 quires calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by

31i inches, at 84.15 3, 596 38 170 reams and 5 quires calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32

inches, at $4.95 837 63 96 reams and 19^A" quires calendered, 46 pounds, 26 by

32 inches, at -S3. 864 374 64

1, 189 reams and 1 quire calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^^ inches, at $3.486 4,145 03 526 reams and 13 quires calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by

31i inches, at |3.444 : \ 1,813 78 622 reams and 15 quires calendered, 40 pounds, 22f by

31i inches, at ,^3.24 2, 017 71 388 reams and 12 quires calendered, 40 pounds, 22| by

31i inches, at §3.36 1. 305 70 150 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 22 by 29 inches, at $3.32 498 00 354 reams and 4 quires uncalendered, 90 pounds, 38 by

48 inches, at $6.84 2, 429 57 498 reams and 14 quires uncalendered, 96 pounds, 38 by

48 inches, at $G.912 3, 447 02 318 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 2H by 29 inches, at $3.32. 1, 0.55 76

300 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 21^ by 29 inches, at $3.20. 960 00 830 reams and 17 quires, tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $4.05 3, 364 94 417 reams and 2 quires tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, * at $4 \ 1,668 40 1,000 reams tinted, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $5,025. 5, 025 00

156 reams and 15 quires tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 30

inches, at $5.67 888 77 $229,020 21 WRITING-PAPER.

527 reams and 10 quires quarto-post, 9 pounds, at 89.1 cents $470 00 750 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at 99 cents 742 50 212 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at $1.07 226 84 658 reams quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1,188 781 70 Carried forward 2,221 04 229,020 21
68 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $2,221 04 $229,020 21 22 re;inis <]iuirio-p(»st, 1'2 poiiixls, at ;^L284 283 77 236 reams cap, 14 pounds, at ^l/Xi 313 88 602 reams aud 5 (]uires cap, lb pounds, at $1.52 915 42 326 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.5()8 511 17 623 reams demy, 20 jtounds, at -ijiLyO 1, 183 70 216 reams demy, 20 pounds, at §2 432 00

170 reams dt-my, 25 ])oand-~-, at .1^.^375 403 75

4 reams demy, 28 pounds, ;it ^^14 56 00 724 reams and 5 quires t\>l\o, ixuinds, at $1.52 1,100 86 306 reams aud 10 quires folio, IH ^lounds, at §;l.568 .. 480 59 417 reams arid 15 quires folio, 23 pounds, at $2. "254 .. 941 61 103 reams folio, 23 pounds, at $2,185 225 06 293 reams medium, '20 pounds, at $1.92 562 56 491 reams and 10 quires medium, 2 i pouiids, ar $2,496. 1, 226 78 393 reams and 15 quires medium, 26 pounds, at $2,548. 1,00.>27

155 reams and 15 quires royal, 2tt i>()uiids, at $2.80 436 10 1,110 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2,688 2,983 68

401 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $3. :>6 1,347 36 309 reams aud 15 quires super-royal, 35 pounds, at $3.85 1, 192 54 83 reams and 15 quires super-royal, 56 pounds, at

$6.16 515 90

1, 044 reams and 10 quires iuqierial, 40 pounds, at $3.84. 4, 010 J-8 304 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $3.92 1, 191 6H 615 reams and 5 quires double-cap, 23 pounds, at $2,185 1,314 33 633 reams aud 5 quires double-cap, 24 pounds, at $2.28 1,443 81 2,524 reams and 18 quires double-cap, 28 pounds, at

$2.26 6, 716 23 749 reams double-cnp, 28 pounds, at $2.744 2,055 26

1,009 reams double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.136 3, 164 23

2, 119 reams and 18 quires double-cap, 32 pounds, at

$3.04 6,444 49

101 reams aud 13 quires double-cap, 36 pounds, at $3.42 347 64 1,760 reams double-demy, 34 pouuds, at $3.23 5, 684 80

811 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $3.332 2, 702 25 2,442 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $3.80 9,279 60 734 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $3.92 2, ~77 28

304 reams and 10 quires double demy, 50 pounds, at $4.75 1,446 38 133 reams and 10 quires double-demy, 50 pouuds, at

$4.90 649 25 3,372 reams and 10 quires double-folio, 40 pounds, at

$3.80 ! 12,815 50

64 reams double-folio, 55 pounds, at $5.225 334 40

111 reams special, 22 ])ounds, at $2.156 239 32

69 reams and 5 quires special, 25 pounds, at $2,425 . 167 93

30 reams special, 26 pouuds, at $2.522 75 66

54 reams special, 27 pouuds, at $2.646. 1-12 88 703 reams special, 32 pouuds, at $3,104 2, 182 12 Carried forward 83,652 96 229,020 21
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 59

Brought forward $83,652 96 $229,020 21

37 reams and 5 qiiires special, 33 pounds, at $3,201 119 24 532 reams and 15 quires special, 35 pounds, at, .$3.31)5.. 1,803 68 428 reams and 15 quires special, 35 pounds, at |3.43.. 1,470 61 19 reams aud 10 quires special, 36 pounds, at $3.492.. 63 09 303 reams special, 40 pouuds, at $3.28 1,010 24

195 reams aud 5 quires special; 42 pouuds, at $4,074 .. 795 45 119 reams special, 46 pouuds, at $3.772 448 86

364 reams aud 10 quires, special, 70 pouuds, at $5.86.. 2,500 47 52 reams green cap, 16 pounds, at $2.128 110 66

48 reams lilac cap, 16 pounds, at $2,128 I(t2 14 220 reams blue demy, 20 pounds, at $1.96 431 20

126 reams blue mcdiinn, 26 pouuds, at $2.574 324 :>2 50 reauis gold envelope, 2-? pounds, at $2.80 . 140 00

44 reauis blue double-cap, 32 pouiids, at $3.136 137 98

56 reams aud 19^1 quires, blue double-cap, 32 iDOunds, at $3,933 224 26

93 reams aud 8 quires x^ink double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.616 337 73

191 reams green double-cap, 32 pounds, at $4.256 812 89 269 reams and 8 quires yellow double-cap, 32 pouuds,

at $3.648 982 77 635 reams l)uff double- cap, at $3.04 1,930 40 280 reams buff double-cap, at 83.616 1,012 48

132 reams lilac double-caj), 32 pounds, at $4.256 561 80

206 reams blue double folio, 32 pounds, at $3,104 639 42

156 reams blue double-folio, 32 pounds, at $3.84 599 04 244 reams and 15 quires blue double-folio, 40 pounds,

at $3.88 949 63 2,731 reams and 13 quires blue double-folio, 40 pounds,

at $4.00 10,926 60

369 reams and 1 quire cover-paper, 38 pouuds, at $3,312- 1,222 29

183 reams and 15 quires cover-paper, 3() pounds, at $3,163 582 12

82 reams and 10 quires cover-paper, 60 pouuds, at $4.35 358 87

57 reams and 19 quires cover-paper, 50 pounds, at

$4.60 266 57 198 reams and 4 quires manila paper, 30 pounds, at

$2.31 457 84 573 reams tissue-paper, at 95 cents 544 35 11,853 pounds nianila-paper, at 7.7 cents 912 69

84 pounds manila-paper, at 9 cents 7 56

106,096i pounds plate-paper, at 9.2 cents 9,760 86

2, 50() pounds plate-paper, at 8.6 cents 215 52

101, 786-J pouuds ma[)-paper, at 9.2 cents * 9,364 35 6,903 pounds map-paper, at '^.9 cents 614 37 35,860 sheets parchment deed x>aper, at 1.8 cents 645 48 10,000 sheets parchment deed-paper, at 1.5 cents 150 00 2,000 sheets plated bullet patch-paper, at $15 per M 30 00 3,000 sheets plated bullet patch-paper, at $14 per M 42 00 10,000 sheets imitation parchment, at 3.6 cents 360 00

12,434 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.6 cents 198 94 Carried forawrd 1.37, 831 73 229, 020 21
60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $137, 881 73 $229, 020 21 18,231 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.1 cents 200 54

4, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 1.5 cents 60 00

234, 875 sheets bristol-board, at 2.2 cents 5, 167 25 159,335 sheets bristol-board, at 2.3 cents 3,664 71 21,000 sheets bristol-board, at 2.8 cents 588 00

44,736 sheets bristol-board, at 2.5 cents 1, 118 40 62,241 sheets bristol-board, at 2.4 cents 1,493 78

9,0,000 sheets bristol-board, at 2 cents 1,800 00

140, 200 sheets bristol-board, at 2.1 cents 2, 944 20

6, 164 sheets R. R. board, at 4.8 cents 295 87

7, 965 sheets R. R. board, at 4.5 cents 358 42 1,827 sheets card-board, at 4.5 cents 82 21 6,025 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $8,525 per M 59 02

12, 886 sheets glazed boud-paper, at $9.92 per M 127 81

29, 988 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $7,905 per M 237 05

8, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $15.75 per M 126 00

5, 315 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $15.50 per M 82 35

2, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $21.75 per M 43 50

20, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 2.5 cents 500 00 10,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.3 cents 130 00 40,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.2 cents 480 00 80,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 1.1 cents 880 00 37,000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 9 mills 333 00 10,000 sheets glazed bond- paper, at 8 mills 80 Ou

173, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 7 mills 1, 217 75 156,729 sheets glazed bond-paper, at 5 mills 783 63

$160, 685 22

Total - 389.705 43 An inventory taken June 30, 1883, sliowed the following quantity of paper on hand:

3, 887 reams of writing-paper, costing $10, 737 56

2, 049-2*0" reams of printing-paper, costing 8, 899 83

316 reams of tinted-paper, costing - 1, 584 14 169;^ reams of cover-paper, costing 612 19

9^0- reams of plate-paper, costing 51 55

115^0 reams of post-ofSce paper, costing 253 60

79^0 reams of tissue-paper, costing 75 43

49y^ reams of golden envelope-paper, costing 167 78

105^0 reams of manila paper, costing 267 17 98^ reams of map-paper, costing 249 38

9^1 reams of bank-note paper, costing 18 61 374 sheets of artificial parchment, costing 12 46

997 sheets of imitation parchment, costing 14 96

4,285 sheets of parchment deed, costing 64 28

1,503 sheets of bullet-patch, costing 30 06 96,790 sheets of bristol board, costing 2,244 57

5,541 sheets of card-board, costing 268 10

14, 264 sheets of bond-paper, costing 116 27

25, 667 94
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 61

Of the above amount, $1,873.15 was not paid for until after the 30th

day of June, 1883. The following papers were issued to the bindery for general use during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883

52^ reams niauila paper, costing $121 13 16^§ reams writing-paper, costing 82 65 ^ ream printing-paper, costing ' 83

^§ ream cover- paper, coating 2 50

120 sheets card-board, costing 5 35

545 sheets bond-paper, costing ^ 4 35 216 82 Paper on hand June 30, 1877 |48, 153 57 Purchased July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 352, 080 22 Purchased July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 328, 992 29 Purchased July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 475, 456 51 Purchased July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 456, 803 14 Purchased July 1, 1881, to June 30, 1882 523, 901 19 Purchased July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883 439, 839 46

2,625,226 38 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 Amount consumed July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 492, 802 43 Amount consumed July 1, 1881, to June 30, 1882 475, 530 93 Amount consumed July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883 478, 833 10 On hand June 30, 1883 23, 794 79 2,572,250 77 It is not possible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the

reason that great quantities of paper are continually going through the

press on works not completed during the fiscal year, and which cannot

be charged.

IS'o. 6.

Statement showing the dishursements on account of the Puhlic Binding {except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883

Pay of employes : July (earned in June) $40, 438 08 August (earned in July) 33,595 15 September (earned in August) 35, 144 97 October (earned in September) 36, 397 95 November (earned in October) 33,492 68 December (earned in November) 31,648 79 January (earned in December) 35, 912 02 February (earned in January) 37,222 06 March (earned in February) 31,985 61 April (earned in March) 36, 587 00 May (earned in April) 33, 911 27 June (earned in May) 34, 360 54 $420,696 12 Carried forward 420, 696 12
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Bronglit forward $420, 696 12 Improvements and repairs to building 751 98 Machinery, tools, iiuplenieuts, &c.:

1 ruling-macliine 500 00

1 sewing- luaclii lie 225 00

1 backing-machine 425 00

1 Acme cntting-niachiue 1,100 00

1 blacking-machine 400 00 6 finishing-pivsses, at $2.50 15 00

1 power case-smoother ()0 00

1 knife-grinder 375 00

1 foot-perforator 125 00

6 plows, at $4 24 00 2 cutting knives, at 18.50 17 00

14 cutting-knives 190 00 5 paring-knives, at $3. 5C 17 50

10^ dozen plow-knives, at $12 122 00

15 dozen folders, at $2.75 41 25

4 dozen hammer-handles, at 75 cents. 3 00 5 dozen fitches 7 50

6 lettering-pallets , 48 00 7 dozen sash-tools, at $3.50 24 50

7 dozen trimniei s, at $7.50 52 50 2^ dozen plyers, at $6.50 , 16 25 Fixtures to rnling-machines 3H 00 Fixtnres to sewing-machines 441 40 Fixtures to cutting-machines 2 16 Fixtures to backing-machine 22 50 Fixtures to grinding-machine 3 00 6 cutting-x)resses, at $9 54 00

3 dozen sewing-benches, at $18 54 00

2 sewing-benches, at $2.50 5 00

21 glue-pots, at $1.50 3150

5 glue-pots, at $2.50 12 50

3 dozen glue-pots, $18 51 00

6 dozen paste-piggins, at $8 36 00

4,235f(j pounds wire, at 25 cents , 1, 058 87 20 pounds brass wire, at 50 cents 10 00

100 feet belting, atl3.4 cents 13 40

150 feet belting, at 7 cents 10 50 200 feet belting, at 16.4 cents 32 80 1,096 ruling-pen points, at 1.18 cents 119 13 4,200 ruling-pen points, at 2| cents 92 40

3 paper-counters, at $2 6 00

3 dippers, at $2 6 00

3 dippers, at $1.25 . 3 75

11 sets index-tabs, at 75 cents. 8 25 37 pounds cotton waste, at 15 cents 56 25 20 pounds cotton waste, at 16 cents 3 20

5 hand- stamps 17 25

6 side-stamps 118 00

1 eagle-stamp 25 00

1 foandatioa plate and stamp 12 00

Carried forward 6, 135 36 421, 448 10
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

Brouolit forward $6,135 36 $421,448 10 G dozen tiles, ar |4 24 00

1 dozeu tiles, at $7.50 ' 7 50

3 dozeu tiles, at $2.75 8 25

1 pair gauge table sliears 110 00

1 pair gauge-table shears 150 00 38 circular saws 81 80 2 ba« k-saws . - 4 00 50 dozeu shoe-knives, at 81.25 62 50

10 dozen shoe-kuives, at Sl.37^ 13 75

1 dozen stock-cntting kuives , 15 00 1 dozeu saddler's kuives 9 00

3 grindstones, at $4.50 13 50 2 \Yrenehes 1 40 - 3 dozen dividers, at §9 27 00

1 divider 2 00 50 awls, at 50 cents 25 00 2 dozen compasses 11 00 2 dozen tweezers 2 00 6 punches , 1 50 2 dozen oilers 8 00 ^ dozen oilers 1 25 2 watchman detectors, at $75 150 00

1 dozeu papers tacks 75 25 oilstones, at 25 ceuts 6 25

50 sandstones, at 25 cents 12 50

50 sandstones, at 16 ceuts 8 00

Shaftings, pulleys, &c 55 22

|6, 946 53 Ledger and other papers : l,509f[1^ reams cap, at s2.53 3, 819 28 193^8 reams cap, at $2.54 491 95 240 reams cap, at $2.60 624 00 730 reams cai>, at $3.09 2,255 70

100 reams cap, at $3 80 380 00 518 reams medium, at $4.59 2,377 62

9:«fS-^ reams medium, at $5.09 ^,777 53

641^^^- reams medium, at $5.42 4,117 42 100 reams medium, at $8.44 644 00

3 reams double-medium, at $16 48 00 468 reams su[)er-rnyal, at $9.62 4,502 16

2, 4863-7- [] reams demy, at s;>,.>^7 9, 622 91 123 reams demy, at $3. ,^9 490 14 636 reams demy, at $194 2,505 84 1,039^58 reams deiny, at $4.89 5, 084 13 100 reams demy, a' $4.90 490 00

108 reams demy, at $5.85 631 80

196580% reams iu.«perial, at $12.68 2,487 51 25 reams imi)erial, at $15.25 381 25

300 reams double cap, at $4.94 1,482 00 416 reams double-cap, at $8,18 2,570 88 252 reauis double-cap, at $8.89 1,736 28

63 reams double-cap, at $7.58 477 54

120 reams double-cap, at $8.12 974 40 Carried forward 52,972 34 428,394 63
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward .f5-2, 972 34 $428,394 63

134|^§ti reams double-demy, at $12.68 1,711 20 262 reams roj-al, at |5.26 1,378 12 572 reams royal, at |7. 76 4,438 72 300 reams 10 by 16 inches, 10 jjouuds, at |1.30 390 00 466 reams 13 by 16 inches, 16 pounds, at $2.08 969 28

500 reams 16 by 20 inches, 20 pounds, at $2.60 1, 300 00 73 reams 13^ by 21 inches, 24 pounds, at $3.12 227 76

119ffg reams 13 by 28 inches, 30 pounds, at $3.90 467 76

96f^|} reams 15 by 23 inches, 30 pounds, at $3.90 376 86

70 reams 13i by 28 inches, 31 pounds, at $4.03 282 10

2.50 reams 17 by 28 inches, 38 pounds, at $4.94 1,235 00 reams 22^ by 31 inches, 60 pounds, at $11.40 478 44

41|§|} reams 28 by 34 inches, 120 pounds, at $22.80 946 20

10 reams buff-laid cap, at $2.72 27 20

B3-5V0 i-eains marble, at $4.60 368 69 40H4 reams comb, at $10.98 444 14 20 reams comb, at $11 73 234 60

Sl-s^o'i) reams plaid, at $8.40 177 91 lOiU reams plaid, at $9.58 98 88 500 reams copying, at $1.32 660 00

50 reams copying, at $2.08 , 104 00

16 reams copying, at $16.44 103 04 368 reams tissue, at $2.34 861 12

1 ream morocco, at $7,50 7 50 22 reams manifold, at $1.40 30 80

100 reams manila, at $2.84 284 40 328fg^ reams manila, at $4.73 1, 808 75

40 reams manila, at $8.07 322 80 108|ff reams manila, at $9.48 1, 033 04

10 reams hardware, at $3.94 39 40

40 reams hardware, at $3.98 159 20

10 reams blotting, at $6.85 68 50

$74, 007 75 Binding material

Binding cloth, 1,285 pieces, at $4.37 5, 615 45

100 pieces, at $4.53 453 00 320 i>iece8, at $6.29 2,012 80

4(i5 pieces, at $4.69 2, 180 85 325 pieces, at $6.45 2,096 25

125 pieces, at $6.89 861 25

.'')0 pieces, at $7.79 389 50 55 pieces, at $7.90 434 50 14,043 60

Russia leather, 1,245^ feet, at 18 cents.. 224 14 40,0001 feet, at 20 cents 8, 000 15 8,224 29

Title-leather, 89^ dozen, at $8.95 801 02 107^ dozen, at $10.85 1, 166 38

10 dozen, at $11.95 119 50

2, 086 90 Turkey morocco, 121^ dozen, at $22.95 2, 788 43

46 dozen, at $24.85 1,143 10

i dozen, at $34.20 5 70 Carried forward 3, 937 23 526, 757 17
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 65^

Brought forward |3, 937 23 $526, 757 17 Turkey morocco, 2* dozen, at ^42 91 00

1 dozen, at ?!;39.90 . 39 90 4,068 13 Law-calf, 375 dozen, at $38 14,250 00

12i dozen, at $22.23 263 62 14,518 62 Law-sheep, 200 dozen, at $10.50 2, 100 00

1,385 dozen, at S11.50 15,927 50 18,027 50 Roans, 26-^ dozen, at $8.45 223 22 240fV dozen, at $8.50 2, 044 25 2,267 47

Skivers, 100 dozen, at $6 600 00

275^^ dozen, at $7.24 1,994 62

1064 dozen, at sS.95 953 17 3,547 79

Fleshes, 400^ dozen, $4.45 1,782 23 Parchment, 201 dozen, at $12 246 00

Gold-leaf, 300 packs, at $5.7 5 1, 725 00 49 packs, at $5.79 283 71 550 packs, at $6.60 3, 630 00 300 packs, at $6.75 2,025 00 300 packs, at $o.80 2, 040 00 150 pacts, at $6.90 1, 035 00 500 packs, at $1.44 (Imitation). 720 00 11,458 71 Binders-board, 51, 000 pounds, at 2.23 cents 1,137 30

138, 980 pounds, at 2.7 cents 3, 752 46

73, 550 pounds, at 3^ cents 2, 390 38 25,300 pounds, at 3^ cents 885 50

279, 250 pounds, at 4.9 cents 13, 683 25

4,047 pounds, at 6 cents 242 82

100 pounds 3 02

22, 094 73 Thread, 886 pouuds, at 68 cents 602 48 708 pouuds, at 68^ cents 483 21 102 pounds, at 68^ cents 69 87

1, 307i poudds, at 92 cents 1, 202 90

1^ poundds 1 12

2, 359 58 Twine, 100 pounds, at 20 cents . 20 00

2, 820 pounds, at 33 cents 930 60 950 CO

Glue, 15,539 pounds, at 14| cents 2,311 45 623 pounds, at 15f cents 98 12 2,409 57

Cotton, 9,070 yards, at 7^ cents 680 26

270 yards, at 25 cents - 67 50 747 76 Crash, 1, 500 yards, at 12 cents 180 00

10, 449 yards, at 14 cents 1, 462 86 1,642 86 Carried forward 5 P p

612, 878 72
66 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought foi-AN-ard |612, 878 72 Cambric, 920 yards at 6f cents 62 10 Moire-antique, 7^- yards, at $5 36 25 Canvas, 1, 704^ yards, at 25 cents 392 03 Tape, 8,208 yards, at U cents 123 12

5, 832 yards, at 2 cents 116 64

72 yards 75

10 dozen, at |1.25 12 50— 253 01 Silk braid, 372 yards, at 9 cents 33 48

72 yards, at 6 cents 4 32 — 37 80 Alpaca braid, 264 yards, at li cents 3 96

Needles, 349 papers, at 10 cents - 34 90

15 papers - 1 75

36 65 Jeweler's cotton, 45 pounds, at 11.50 67 50 Stay-binding, 2 dozen pieces, at $2 4 00 Flannel, 25 yards, at 75 cents 18 75

55 yards, at 15 cents (canton) 8 25

27 00 Towelling, 232 yards crash, at 12^ cents 29 00

Salt-sacks, 24, at 25 cents 6 00 Head-bands, 101 pieces, at 60 cents 60 60

201 pieces, at 68 cents J36 68

101 pieces, at 72 cents 72 72

101 pieces, at 80 cents 80 80

101 pieces, at 90 cents 90 90

2 pieces 2 15 443 85

Flour, 70 barrels, at ,$5.99 419 30

7 barrels, at |6 42 00

461 30 Sponge, 50 pounds, at $2,15 107 50

32i pounds, at $2.50 80 62

188 12 Beeswax, 150 pounds, at 26 cents 39 00

Alcohol, 332f gallons, at $2.36 785 29

Sweet-oil, 12 dozen, at $1.20 14 40 24 dozen, at $1.37^ 33 00

1 dozen (olive) 10 50

57 90 Benzine, 438^ gallons, at 9 cents , 39 47 - 42^ gallons, at 10 cents 4 25

43 72 Soap, 1,169^ pounds, at 6i cents 80 40 Dyes, gums, &c.: Carmine, 100 ounces, at 50 cents 50 00

50 ounces, at 55 cents 27 50

77 50 Chrome-yellow, 36 pounds, at 35 cents 12 60 Ultramarine-blue, 58 pounds, at 35 cents 20 30 Egg-albumen, 297 pounds, at 78 cents 231 66 50 pounds, at 83 cents 41 50

273 16 Carried forward „ 616, 317 16
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 67

Brouglit forward „ |i616, 317 16 Blood-albumen, 91 pounds at 65 cents , 59 15 Alum, 375 pounds, at 5 cents ' 18 75 ^ 375 pounds, at 6 cents 22 50

1 pound (burnt) 50

41 75

Beef-galls, 13, at 10 cents 1 30

160, at 25 cents 40 00

41 30 Oxalic acid, 50 pounds, at 25 cents 12 50

Pearlash, 149 pounds, at 15 cents 22 35 Bicliromate potash, ^ pound 50 Ammonia, 76 pounds, at 20 cents 15 20 Muriate of tin, 2 pounds, at 25 cents 50

Orange-shellac, 150 pounds, at 40 cents 60 00 Red-lake, 75 pounds, at 50 cents |37 50

89 jjounds, at 55 cents - 48 95

2 kegs, at .$1 2 00

88 45 Varnish, 48 quarts, at ij^l.SO 72 00

2 cans, at.^l 2 00

74 00 Creosote, 21 pounds, at ,'^1.25 26 25

Carbolic acid, 8 pounds, at 40 cents 3 20

Indigo, 1 pound 2 00 Soluble blue, 25 pounds, at 70 cents 17 50

Spatulas, 1 dozen 6 50 miting, 1 pound 03 Asphaltum, 1 gallon 1 20 Eosene, 2 pounds, at .s8.50 17 00

1 pound 10 00

27 00 Emery, 424 pounds, at 6 cents 25 44 300 pounds, at 6.^ cents 19 50

44 94 Book-cover ink, 10 pounds, at s2.50 25 00 Insect-powder, 30 pounds, at 65 cents 19 50

15 pounds, at 70 cents 10 50

30 00

Index-roll, Avith rubber hands 10 00

Eyelets, 2,000 1 75 Bindery type 88 27 Brooms, 18 dozen, at .'^2.65 47 70

3 dozen, at !^2.55 7 65

55 35 Brushes, 4 dozen 30 75

3 dozen, at $4.80 14 40

8 dozen, at S29.50 236 00

8 dozen, at S24 192 00

5 dozen, at $16.75 83 75

2 dozen, at 14..50 9 00

16 miscellaneous 46 10 612 00 Carried forward 617, 683 85
68 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $617, 683 86 Crocks, 9 dozen, at !il.74 15 66

Bowlfi, ^ozeu, at 90 cents 5 40

6 dozen, at 80 cents 4 80

10 20 Matches 5 50 Wax tapers 12 75

1 water-cooler 15 00 8 watering-pots 10 25

80 prepared rubbers, at $1 80 00 12^ pounds virgin rubber, at |1.75 21 88 600 zinc boards 85 00 Telegraphing - 7 75 Telephone rent 117 03 Boxing, cartage, &c 346 01 Washing towels 295 85 Eggs.. 58 85 Vinegar 11 90

Ice - 365 11 Coal 1, 050 00 Stationery 349 63 Sawdust 41 68 Gas - 2, 195 5i

Chair-cushiousj 13 50 Chairs 186 25

Stools - 70 00

Office-tables 48 00 Desks 236 00

1 lounge , 54 00

1 hat-rack 28 00

1 letter-press stand 15 00 122i yards carpet, at $1.55 189 49 Perforating, numbering, &c 508 25

All other material 78 78 Horses, wagons, &c.

5 horses, at |175 875 00 Pasturing horses 50 67 Wagons and repairs 504 50 Horse-feed 1,476 20 Shoeing 169 00 Harness aod repairs 233 00 Horse-buckets 2 00 Chamoise-skins , 3 40 3,313 77 Total 627, 520 49 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1882. 27, 889 80 Value of stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1883. 32, 130 05
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 69

ifo. 7.

Statement shoicing the disbursements on account of the Congressional

Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883. Pay of employes:

Jaly (earned in June) $15, 716 94 August (earned iu July) 20, 113 40 September (earned in August) 8,510 29 October (earned in September) 6,566 74 November (earned in October) 3,802 37 December (earned in November) 4,482 26 January (earned iu December) 11, 367 40 February (earned iu January) 13,833 97 .March (earned in February) 16,679 24 April (earned in March.) 5,966 94 May (earned in April) 3,638 79 June (earned iu May) 2,487 12

$113, 165 46

Material, &c.

1, 000 reams printing-paper, 96 pounds, at |6.912 6,912 00

3, 596^0 reams printing-paper, 90 pounds, at $6.84 24, 598 69 1,012 reams printing-paper, 48 pounds, at $3,408 3,448 90

4, 541 reams and If quires printing-paper, 45 xsounds, at S3.33 15, 121 78

7^7^^ reams printing-paper, 45 pounds, at $3,645 27 34

l-^c reams j)rinting-paper, 42 pounds, at $3.44 25 32

eO, 250 feet imitation Russia leather, at 20 cents 12, C50 00 32 dozen law-sheep, at $11.50 368 00

-1^7 dozen title-leather, at $10.85 3 62 dozen title-leather, at $8.95. 2 98 13^% reams marble-paper, at $4.73 62 20

86 reams raarble-j)aper, at 460 395 60

64, 950 pounds binders boards, at 3J cents 2, 110 88

12,950 pounds binder's boards, at 2.7 cents 349 65

.50 packs gold-leaf, at $6.90 345 00

25 packs gold-leaf, at $6.80 170 00

.50 packs gold-leaf, at $6.75 337 50

50 packs gold-leaf, at $6.60 330 00 - 6,634 ponnds glue, at 14^- cents 986 80 90 pounds egg-albnmen, at 78 cents 70 20

12 barrels flonr, at $5.99 7188

24 ponnds twine, at 33 cents a. 7 92

187+ pounds twine, at 13 cents 24 38 26 pounds twine, at 12 cents 3 12

.500 pounds rope, at 13f cents 68 75

9 pounds thread, at 93 cents 8 37 l^^l'.m x)ounds wire, at 25 cents 418 46

6 pounds wire, at 29 cents 1 74 4| pounds beeswax, at 26 cents I 17

2 papers needles, at 10 cents 20

4, 550 yards crash, at 14 cents 637 00 1,300 yards cotton, at 19 cents 247 00 2 dozen sweet-oil, at $1.20 2 40

2 dozen sweet-oil, at $1.37| 2 75 Carried forward 69, 211 60 113, 165 46
70 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $69, 211 60 $113, 165 46 Type 116 18 Quoins 3 75

65 pounds page-cord, at 27 cents 17 55

4 reams pink printing-paper, at $2.50 10 00 27,383 pounds stereotype-metal, at 9.21 cents 2,521 98

3, 791 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 1, 516 40

2, 000 pounds printing-ink, at 9 cents 180 00 2,197 pounds printing-ink, at 7 cents 153 79

78 gallons oil, at $1.35 105 30

12 gallons royal oil, at 30 cents 3 60 200 gallons benzine, at 9 cents 18 00 100 pounds potash, at 6^ cents 6 50

1 dozen lye-brushes 3 75

1 dozen pick-brushes 4 25

8 brushes, at $1 8 00

1 fourteen horse-power engine 650 00 100 lamps, at $1 100 00 Engraving diagrams 341 00 Photo-lithographing and printing maps 1, 078 75

Bartlett's Quotations 3 00 Stationery 8 00 Desk 90 00 Chairs 18 00

Gas-fixtures 53 38 Gas 891 64 Coal 1, 063 38 Ice 217 37 Washing towels 68 30 Sawdust 1 92 Telephone rent and repairs 100 07 Freight, &c 71 92 Drawer and cupboard locks 5 70 Tub 2 25

Car-tickets 5 00 2 horses, at $175 350 00 Horse-blankets 10 00 Horse-feed 305 10 Horseshoeing 24 00 Veterinary services and medicine 5 00 Harness and repairs 4 00 Wagon and repairs 158 25

Clerical services indexing Record 1, 156 66

80, 663 34 Total 193, 828 80 The clerk in charge of Congressional Eecord account is paid out of

the appropriation for " Salaries, Office of Public Printer."
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 71

No. 8.

Statement showing the disbursements 07i account of Lithographing

and Engravirig 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 iiscal year ending June 30, 1883.

11, 000 copies of 23 illustrations, 1,450 copies of 2 plates, and 750 copies

of 14 plates for Second Annual Report of the United States Geo-

' logical Survey $4,512 00

4,900 copies of illustrations for Third Annual Report of the United

States Geological Survey 661 50

3,050 copies of 8 jilatesand 750 copies of 6 plates for Emmons's volume

of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 2,540 00

3, 050 copies of atlas for Captain Button's volume of the Reports of the United States GeologicalSurvey '. 13, 772 87

3, 050 copies of 1 jjlate, 3,000 copies of 17 plates, 3,000 copies of 14 plates, 3,050 copies of 20 plates, 1,850 copies of 4 plates, and 1,900 copies of 16 plates for Marsh's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 11, 618 50

4,900 copies of 4 plates, 4,900 copies of 3 plates, and 4,900 copies of 13

atlas sheets, and 1 quarto plate for Hague's volume of the Reports

of the United States Geological Survey 19, 594 86

4, 900 copies of 1 atlas and 4 microscopic plates for Becker's volume of

the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 21, 756 50

4, 900 copies of maps for Lord's volume of the Reports of the United

States Geological Survey 633 00

31, 900 copies of illustrations for Revised Bulletin No. 3 of the United

States Entomological Commission 2,630 00

16, 910 copies of illustrations for Second Annual Report of the Director

of the Bureau of Ethnology 2, 660 00

7, 150 copies of plates for volume 5 of Contributions to North American

Ethnology 1,916 00

4,550 cox)ies of 18 plates and 4, .550 copies of 14 plates for Prof. A. D.

Cope's volume of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 6, 435 00 10,050 copies of 2 plates, 10,050 copies of 4 plates, and 10,050 copies of

the Zoo-Geographical map of North America, for Prof. F. V. Hayden's Report for 1878 1, 9"5 00

5, 050 copies of plates for volume 14 of the Final Reports of the United

States Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories .. 1,000 00

4,900 copies of 99 maps, 3,300 copies of 79 mai^s, 4,300 copies of 20 maps, and 8,200 copies of 2 plates for Report of the Chief of Ordnance

for 1882 525 00

7, 350 copies of 110 maps, 7,450 copies of 5 maps, 7,700 copies of 4 maps, and 7,800 copies of 9 maps for Report of the Chief of Engineers

for 1882 - 1, 401 76

15, 700 cox)ies of 47 maps, and 1,200 copies of 32 maps for Report of the Chief Signal Ofdcer for 1880 1, 940 75

14,900 copies of maps for Report of the Chief Signal Officer for 1881 1, 725 00

11, 910 copies of 4 maps and 2,030 copies of 1 map for Report on the In- ternal Commerce of the United States for 1881 550 00

1, 000 copies of plates for Report of the Surgeon-General of the Navy for 1880 250 00 Carried forward 98, 097 74
72 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Brouglit forward $98, 097 74

2, 000 copies of illustrations for Report of tlie Surgeon-Geueral United

States Navy for 1881 350 00 7,400 coi)ies of 3 illustrations, 7,400 copies of 25 illustrations, and .5,900 copies of 43 illustrations for the Report of the Secretary of the Navy for 1882 644 50

1, 050 copies of maps for Professional Papers No, 25 230 00 5,050 copies of illustrations for Navy Regulations 335 00

1,500 copies of plates for Ordnance Notes No. 208 150 00

6, 000 copies of illustrations for Quartermaster-General's Report for 1882. 34 75 1,996 copies of portraits for Memorial Address on the life and character

of the late M. P. O'Connor 39 92

4, 900 copies of plates for Flags of Maritime Nations 1, 173 20

4, 900 copies of illustrations for Report of United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1881 1 , 323 19 500 copies of plates for Flags for Signal Book 145 00

1, 530 copies of plates for Annual Report of Marine Hospital Service for 1882 130 00

3, 545 copies of cards for Memorial Address on the life and character of the late President Garfield 124 08 1,900 copies of plates for Report of the National Board of Health for 1831 228 00

1, 050 copies of maps for Navy Scientific Papers No. 10 175 00 1,050 copies of maps for Navy Scientific Papers No. 11 75 00

1, 050 copies of maps for Navy Scientific Papers No. 12 140 00

50 copies of plates and 100 copies of maps for Testimony taken before Senate Committee on Military Alfairs in relation to heavy ord- nance 170 00 150 copies of 8,293 pages of Specifications of Patents 12,439 50 352 copies of maps for case of The United States v. Dorsoy and others. 250 00 1,550 copies of maps for Report on Transit of Venus 135 00 250 copies of maps for Means of Transportation 240 00

5, 080 copies of map for Annual List of Merchant Vessels 158 00 550 copies of map for Mr. Abbey's Report on Eclijise of the Sun 7 60

1, 250 coi)ies of map for Report on Steam Yacht Siesta 51 00

2, 000 copies of maps for General Bragg's speech in Congressional Record 100 00

8, 500 copies of map for speech of Hon. John A. Logan 42 50 1,550 copies of map for Record of Explorations 100 00

750 copies of maps for Lieutenant-General Sheridan's Report 92 00

1, 530 copies of map for Report of Marine Hospital Service 20 00 3,000 copies of maps for Report on Tornadoes in Western States. 230 00

1, 050 copies of map for Report on Vedette Boats 50 00 500 copies of maps for Engineer Melville's Report of Jeannette Exx^e- dition , 60 00

3, 400 copies of charts for American Ephemeris 140 00

200 copies of maps for Specifications for Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark. 400 00 530 copies of plates for Instructions for Hydrographic Work 20 00 750 copies of map for Proceedings of Board of Supervising Inspectors

of Steam Vessels 8 00 1,200 copies of maps for General Wheeler's speech in Congressional

Record 72 00

4, 900 copies of illustrations for Report of the United States Coast and

Geodetic Survey for 1880 1, 489 86 Carried forward 119, 670 84
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER. 73

Brought forward $119,670 84

1, 900 copies of illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1881 144 16 150 copies of illustration for Report on Artesian Wells 23 50 550 copies of plates for Xotes on Xavigation 110 00

6, 200 copies of map for Report of the Adjutant-General for 1882 105 00

2, 500 copies of illustrations for Report of Health Officer of the District of Columbia 200 00 750 copies of chart for tbe Department of State 75 00

5, 050 copies of plates for Danger, Distress, and Weather Signals 206 00

11, 100 copies of maps for Consular Report; Uo. 23 240 00

11, 900 copies of map for Consular Report Xo. 27 80 00

15, 050 copies of map for Rules of Practice of United States Patent Office. 195 00

2, 125 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 9 90 00

2, 225 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 13 230 00

1, 925 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 19...- 135 00

2, 175 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 20 195 00

4, 425 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 25 55 00

3, 125 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doe. Xo. 32 1, 300 00

2, 125 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 34 , . . . 125 00

2, 075 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 44 265 00

1, 925 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 46 30 00

2, 725 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 56 155 00

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 71 180 00

2, 125 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 73 60 00

2, 450 copies of 41 illustrations, 2,450 copies of 1 map, and 2,550 copies of

5 plates for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 178...-..^ 976 25

1, 900 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 183 70 00

3, 150 copies of maps for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 186 250 00

3, 150 copies of may^s for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 189 172 00

2, 000 copies of map for Senate Ex. Doc. Xo. 195 103 00 2,225 copies of map for Senate Mis. Doc. Xo. 13 75 00

2, 175 copies of maps for Senate Report Xo. 969 200 00

2, 150 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. X^o. 1, Part 6, second

session Forty-seventh Congress 389 50

1, 900 copies of plates for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 8, third session Fortysixth Congress 710 00 200 copies of 1 illustration and 200 copies of 8 illustrations for House

Ex. Doc. Xo. 12, first session Forty-seventh Congress 125 00 1,900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 13 250 00

1,925 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 14 25 00 1,925 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 65 240 00

2, 225 copies of 13 illustrations and 2,225 copies of 56 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 48 , 830 05

1, 925 copies of max)s for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 51 130 00

1, 925 coi->ies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 61 275 00 12,925 copies of map for Hous Ex. Doc. Xo. 67 90 00 2,925 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 77 , 165 00

2, 125 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 80 40 00 2,125 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 85 60 00

1,925 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 95 188 00

2, 125 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 97 45 GO 3,600 copies of 107 illustrations and 100 copies of 2 illustrations for House Ex. Doc. Xo. 98, first session Forty-fifth Congress 1, 866 00 Carried forward 131,149 30
74 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $131, 149 30

2, 125 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 102 35 00

2, 435 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. 108 500 00

1, 900 copies of map for House Ex. Doc. No. 195 95 00

1, 900 copies of maps for House Ex. Doc. No. 214 55 00

1,900 coi)ies of maj) for House Report No. 1282 40 00

3, 150 copies of map for House Report No. 1698 305 00 1,925 copies of maps for House Report No. 1995 80 00 1,925 copies of maps for House Report No. 2025 175 00 25 copies of plates for United States Supreme Court Records 18 00

30 copies of plates for United States Supreme Court Records 629 00

55 copies of maj) for United States Supreme Court Records 30 00 30 copies of plates for Court of Claims Cases 21 00 Engraving illustrations for Second Annual Report of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology of the Smithsonian Institution 5, 365 50 Engraving illustrations for Third Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey 885 00 Engraving plates for Third Annual Report of the Director of the United

States Geological Survey 65 00 Engraving diagrams for Professor Irving's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 15 00 Engraving plates for volume 5 of Contributions to North American

Ethnology 350 00 Engraving illustrations for Professor Marsh's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 626 50 Engraving illustrations for volumeS of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 1,296 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 1 of the United States Geological Survey 97 50 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 3 of the United States Entomological Commission 110 00 Electrotypes of 21 cuts for Third Report of the United States Entomological Commission 45 00 Engraving plates for Report upon Food Fishes and Fisheries of the United States 1, 650 00 Engraving plates for Report on Fish and Fisheries for 1880 336 00 Engraving illustrations for volume 14 of the Final Reports of the Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories 7, 264 55 Engraving illustrations for Twelfth Annual Report of the Geological

and Geographical Survey of the Territories 137 25 Engraving illustrations for Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1882. 96 50 Engraving diagrams for Report of the Secretary of the Navy for 1882. ^ 52 00 Engraving illustrations for Report of United States Marine Hospital Service for 1882 33 00 Engraving plates for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1882 8 90 Engraving diagrams for testimony taken before Senate Committee on Military Affairs in relation. to heavy ordnance 84 00 Engraving plates for Official Records of the War of the Rebellion 265 05 Engraving diagrams for Navy Scientific Papers No. 10 16 00 Engraving diagrams for Navy Scientific Papers No. 11 77 00 Engraving diagrams for Navy Scientific Papers No. 12 100 00 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 7 10 00 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. 194 36 00 Carried forward 152,154 05
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 75

Brought forward |152, 154 05 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 199 7 25 Engraving plates for Ordnance Notes No. "200 65 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 204 3 00 Engraving diagTams for Ordnance Notes No. 208 5 00 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 211 5 50 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 213 2 00 EngTaving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 217 5 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 222 5 00 Engra^'ing diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 223 .34 50 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 225 6 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 229 5 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 230 50 00 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 233 9 00 . Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 235 4 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No, 247 10 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 260 45 00 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 263 2 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 271 4 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 280 17 00 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 281 6 50 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 289 2 50 Engraving diagrams for Ordnance Notes No. 290 9 00 Engraving diagram for Ordnance Notes No. 291 2 50 Engraving diagrams for Construction Notes No. 9 12 00 Engraving diagram for Construction Notes No. 17 4 00 Engraving diagram for Constrnction Notes No. 18 2 00 Engraving diagrams for Construction Notes No. 20 5 50 Engraving diagrams for Construction Notes No. 22 4 00 Engraving diagram for Notes of Navigation 2 50 Engraving .55 pages for Report of Smithsonian Institntion for 1881 225 00 Engraving diagrams for Testimony taken before the Tariff Commission.. 184 50 Engraving diagrams for Theory of Construction of Ordnance 1 50 Engraving diagrams for Probability of Hitting an Object of any Form 26 00 Engraving diagram for Report on Commerce and Navigation for 1882 50 00 Engraving diagrams for Commercial Relations 24 50 Engraving diagram for testimony taken before the Committee on Im- provement of the Mississippi River 10 00 Engraving diagrams for posters for recruiting office, Navy Department. 35 50 Engraving diagram for Finding the Compass Errors 4 50 Engraving diagrams for Target 15 00 Engraving diagrams for Specifications of Patents 2 00 Engraving diagrams for Special Report No. 57, Department ofAgriculture. 25 00 Engraving diagrams for Report on Steam Yacht Siesta 42 00 Engraving diagrams for History of the Burean of Education 24 00 Engraving diagrams for Meteorological Jonrnal 29 00 Engraving diagrams for examination papers for United States Naval

Academy 32 00 Engraving diagram for Correspondence relating to Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill 17 00 Engraving diagrams for Danger, Distress, and Weather Signals 35 00 Engraving diagram for Specifications for Barrack Chairs 20 00 Engraving diagram for Exportation of Spirits 5 00 Carried forward 153,296 30
76 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brougiit forward |153, 296 30 Engraving diagrams for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 1 250 00 Engraving diagrams for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 32, second session Fortyseventli Congress 21 00 Engraving jlatesfor Senate Ex. Doc. No. 178, lirst session Forty-seventh

Congress 65 00 Engraving diagrams for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 183, first session Forty- seventh Congress 27 00 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 5, Yol. 3 65 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 1, Part 6, second session Forty-seventh Congress 22 40 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 13 24 00 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 48, second session Forty- seventh Congress 13 50 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 105, second session Forty- seventh Congress 40 00 Engraving diagrams for House Ex. Doc. No. 108, second session Forty- seventh Congress 16 00 Engraving diagrams for Honse Ex. Doc. No. 216, first session Forty- seventh Congress 13 25 Engraving diagrams for United States Supreme Court Records 388 65 Engraving diagrams for Court of Claims cases 102 00 Total 154,344 10

^^o. 9.

Statement shoiving the dishursements on account of Com'pletmg the Kew General Catalogue of the Lihrary of Congress during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1883. Pay of emjjloyes

July (earned in June) $43 85 August (earned in July) " 291 67 Total 335 52

1^0. 10.

Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report (iSSl) of Commissioner of Agriculture dur ing the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1883. Pay of employes:

Sei^tember (earned in August) 1494 93 October (earned in September) 1, 193 35 November (earned in October) 1,539 43 December (earned in November) 5,614 94 January (earned in December) 4, 907 52 February (earned in January) 11, 724 00 March (earned in February) 12, 125 56 April (earned in March) , 7, 204 02 May (earned in April) 8,944 31 June (earned in Mav) 1. 231 64 $54,979 70 Carried forward 54, 979 70
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIis^TER. 77

Brought forward $54, 979 70 468,294 ponuds printing-paper, uucalendered, 45 pounds, 24x38 inches,

at 7.5 cents 34,586 44 69,609 pounds printing-paper, uncaleudered, 45 pounds, 24x38 inches,

at 7.2 cents 5,011 85 2,046 reams and 15 quires tinted printing-paper, 50 pounds, 24x38

inches, at $4.05 8, 289 33 377 reams uncaleudered printing-paper, 45 pounds 24x38 inches, at $3.33 ' 1,255 41

29, 800 pounds hinders' boards, at 3^ cents 968 50 58,500 pounds binders' boards, at 2.7 cents 1,582 20

119,618 pounds map-paper, at 9.2 cents 11,004 86

43, 828 pounds phite-paper at 9.2 cent 4, 031 53 250 reams tissue-paper, at 95 cents 237 50

12 reams manila-paper, 100 pounds, at $8.07 96 84

16 reams hardware-paper, 50 pounds, at $3.98 63 68 Engraving 73 illustrations 1, 996 00 Electrotypes of 8 illustrations 28 50 Lithographing and printing 300,000 copies each of 30 illustra- tions 22, 749 04 900 pieces binders' cloth, at §4.37 3,933 00

350 packs imitation gold-leaf, at $1.44 504 00 9,268 yards crash for sewing books, at 7.5 cents 695 09

2, 994 pounds ghie, at 14| cents 445 36

1,625 pounds printing-ink, at 30 cents 487 50

6,431 pounds stereotype-metal, at 9.21 cents 592 29

1,252 pounds tiiined wire, at 25 cents 313 50

500 pounds roller-composition, at 45 cents 225 00

1, 680 yards cotton, at 6f cents 113 40

14 barrels flour, at S5.99 83 86

46 gallons alcohol, at $2.36 108 56

180 pouuds orange-shellac, at 40 cents 72 00

13 pounds sponge, at $2.50 32 50

25 gallons sperm-oil, at $1..35 33 7& 200 pounds potash, at 6^ cents 13 00

1 dozen pick-brushes 4 25

6 dozen sweet-oil, at $1.37| 8 25

10 yards canton flannel, at 14 cents 1 40

50 gallons benzine, at 9 cents , . . 4 50

1 oil-tank, with pan 4 88

1 back-stamp 5 50 Gas 47 78 Washing towels - u 20 40 Boxing and drayage 3 5© Total 154,634 65
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

1^0. 11.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of Publication of

the Tenth Census reports during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883. Pay of employes

September (earned in August) $1, 843 81 October (earned in September) 4,468 43 November (earned in October) 3,322 37 December (earned in November) 1, 439 37 January (earned in December) 1, 207 87 February (earned in January) 5, 261 55 Marcli (earned in February) 8, 582 82 April (earned in March) 10, 765 13 May (earned in April) 11, 082 33 June (earned in May) 17,403 78

65, 377 46 6,336 reams printing;-paper, uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24x38 inebes, at 13.33 21,098 88 264,729 pounds printing-paper, uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24x38 inches, at 7.5 cents 19, 854 68 548 reams printing-paper, uncalendered, 106 X)Ounds, 38x48 inches,

at ^8.904 4,879 40 876 reams printing-paper, uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24x38 inches, at $3,456 3, 027 46

159 reams and 12 quires printing-paper, calendered, 53 pounds,

24x38 inches, at ,f4.346 693 62 52,550 x)ounds binders' boards, at 2.7 cents 1,418 85 40,900 j)ound8 binders' boards, at 3^ cents 1,329 25

13,952 map-paper, at 8.9 cents 1,241 73 7,060 pounds plate-paper, at 9.2 cents 649 52

10 reams manila-paper, 100 pounds, at $9.48 94 80

8 reams hardware-paper, 50 pounds, at $3.98 31 84 Engraving 95 illustrations 554 00 Lithographing and printing 11,900 co^iies eachof 19 illustrations. 1, 322 00 200 dozen extra-law sheep, at $11.50 2,300 00

50 dozen extra law-calf, at $38 1,900 00 2,118 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 847 20 402 pounds printing-ink, at 50 cents 201 00 372 i)ounds book-ink, at 60 cents 223 20

5, 000 pounds stereotype-metal, at 9.21 cents 460 50

2,625-1% pounds tinned wire, at 25 cents 656 29

5, 710 yards crash for sewing books, at 14 cents 799 40

670 pieces binders' cloth, at $4.37 2, 927 90

300 packs imitation gold-leaf, at $1.44 432 00

7, 000 feet brass rule, at 6 cents 420 00 1,545 pounds glue, at 14| cents 229 82

500 pounds roller-composition, at 45 cents 225 00

300 pounds nonpareil, No. 13, at 58 cents 174 00 46 gallons alcohol, at $2..36 108 56 614^ yards cotton, at 12 cents 73 59 48^ gallons sperm-oil, at $1.35 65 48 785 yards cotton, at 6f cents 52 99

120 pounds orange-shellac, at 40 cents 48 UO

7 barrels flour, $5.99 4193

Carried forward 133, 760 35
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 79

Brouglit forNrard $133, 760 35 17^ pounds sponge, at 82.50 43 75

4 back-stamps 31 50

31 pounds brevier, Xo. 15, at 48 cents "14 88 200 pounds potasla, at 6.5 cents 13 00

20i; pounds nonpareil, Xo. 9, at 5S cents 11 75

5J pounds nonpareil condensed title, at SI. 16 6 38

51 gallons benzine, at 9 cents 4 59

4 dozen sweet-oil, at 81.37i • 5 50

1 dozen Ive-bruslies 3 75

10 yards canton flannel, at 14 cents 1 40

1 oil-tank and pan 4 88

1 tnb 2 25 Gas 60 73 Washing towels 32 90 Boxing and drayage 8 74 Total 134, 006 35

'No. 12.

Statement shoiving the disbursements on account of Removal and

Storage of certain ]}roperty^ Government Printi^ig Office, during tJie fiscal year ending June 30, 18S3. Pay of employes |246 00 Hauling 260 73 yiem 220 00 Total 726 73
80 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Statement showing the number of jierfums employed 'mine xtuhlic printing and hindinq {except Congressional Record) during the fiscal ijear ending June 30, 1883, with the length of time each has heeii emploijed and the amount each has received. PUBLIC PRIN^TING.

Name.

Time employed. Amoimt

received. l^ame. Days. Hoiirs.

H. T. Brian

-T. A'. ^V. Spotiswdod- - 313

}). W. Beach 18r> Aven Pe:ui^(m IL'8 Ed. M. Spedden

P. U. Stitt A. Tiiomson

C. M. Kobiiison !..... Wm. Bai 1111111 Sidney T. Bates A. F. Bloouu r Henry N. Boerii.stein John X. Bouer ...... . Geo. Bnrtlin A . T. Cavis

E. W.Deonison M. C. Fos.^ H. All. Fore.smaii

I. Fuller Jolm Fiirlor.s Geo. Gre-ory .| Chas. H. Lev is M. Xoyes

J. O.sborne

Clias. W. Otis

S. J. Phillips ' W. E. Ramsev

M. Ar. Rcyunids

Al. M. Eobinsoii

J. A. Scott I F. B, Stitt Jolm W. Thomas

Win. Towers -.. . Henry Tail

C. A. A"^ aTeiTium ' E. M. Wheat ; John F. Connolly .... i W. W. Deloe ! J. L. Sleutz ! O. F. Dunlap .... Geo. H. Eugelman

Wm. Flinn ) W. J. Foyp^ler . A. S.Griggs .j Andrew Grogan ' J. N. Hall . j D. M. Hamlin i

: W. H. Hnrrison Edward K.Hill

Geo. E. House

Geo. M. Johnston

Jno. H. King

Remy Lefranc W. H. Paleigh John W. Shot well R. B. Wilson

B. M. Winters

Janu-s Bawn

H. F. J. Drake

C. F. Gilmore H. W. Gray

AY. H. Hickman 122

J. M. Maloney W. McFarlane

Geo. A. R. McXeir

M. R.Woodward F M. Dodge M. Brosiiahan

J. S. Buruside A. F. Randolph

P. H. Smith

T. J. South worth

1,

2, 504'

2, .504 2,450

2, SU

2. ISO

2, 6oX

2, lils

2, (iS7

2, UA7,

2, 6S1

2, .182

86!J

1, 119

2, :i86

2, 583

2, 2t:i5 1, -27 478

1, 12i!

2, 107 1,516

2, 047

2, 212 '424

18

2, 401

1, 859 1,142

875

1,451

2, 796

2, 086

2, .545

2, 885 1,926

2, 532

2, 558

2, 739

1, 068

2, 562

551

2, 141

2. 020

2, 155

1, 031

2, 163

2, 943

80

2, 1.54 209

1, 796

847

1,.567

2, 435

2, 830

2, 807

2, 818

208

3, 348

2, 717 729

3, 186

2, 849

2, 712

2, 923 j 2,673 t 2,508 : 2,061 !

$2, 100 00

1, 799 75

1, 6f-(i 67

' 682 67

1, 402 24 1,402 24

1, 2:18 50

1, 5,^:! 07

], 4-.; 40 L 4e;i 1:

1, ]ta e;t 1.4-4 11

1, 08:; '85

1, 42(» 9:;

1, 368 46 461 211 575 00

1, 264 58

1, 368 99

1. 256 75 650 31 253 34

cn

1, 116 71

8i)3 48

1, (!84 91

1, 172 36 224 72

9 54

1, 272 53 985 27 605 26 463 75 769 03 1,481 88

1, lt>5 58

1, 348 85

1, 529 05

1, 020 78

1, 012 80

1, 023 20

1, 095 60 427 20

1, 024 80 220 40

856 40 808 00 862 00 412 40 865 20

1, 436 40

32 00 554 60

82 60 718 40 338 80 626 80

1, 217 50

1, 415 00 1,403 50 I 1, 409 00 754 67 , 1,674 00 , 1, 312 05 364 50

1, 640 33

82 05 20 40

1; 315 35

1, 202 85

1, 128 60 : 927 45 '

Time eni- idoyed.

iDays. Hours. W. F. Rodrick . .

.

W. H. Culliirs J. Geo. Day

M. W. Chollar

E. L. Richmond .

.

A. A. Allison W. L. Cr;ninse . .

.

1, 740

260

313

313

313

313

313

3[. W. Mitchell ' 313

11. 2:

Bavid Xicliolson W. A. Sinilli (4eo. \\'. Hiiiraau . .

,

H. K. ; 'o!liiis

I). H. Custello

C. I). Parker

J. R. Jintciier

Clias. (;, Allen

G. H. Ackerinaii . .

.

7\.,T. Alden

r. J. Alexander ..

.

Oscir ..Alexander .. A. G. Allison

Jno, .\rnistrong ... F. B. Laker Jolm Bultzell M. Barringer

B. r. Barrows W. H.Bawden .. . B H. Baxter Frank A. liaxter .

.

Se\yard Beall Alex. P. Beattv . ... W. (?. Lei:ley ; J. M. Bixlei

" EdAviu M. Blake . .

.

Wm. 11. i^>osley .... John P. B(>ss . AViii. ^l. Bnyd

AVailace Brewer. .

.

ri. Brock . - - . .

.

S. R. Blocks W. S. Brooks

C. P. Blown

Louise Bryant

: S. McL. By ill- ton.. Geo. A. CaUaiiau .

.

I G. A. Calvert

il C. K. Cai niean George S. Chase

\V. E. Chase W.P. C!-ew

J. F. Chiplev

J. B Clark ^

; Joseph S. Clarke . .

.

Rich'd W. Claxton . John C. Coheaiie . . Al. Cottle

(reo. W. Cox

J.M.Craig . E. 1). Crandall

i William L. Crooker.

1 E. C. Crumi)

I C. M. Cyphers

i S.M.Dayis

I H. L. Davison

Z. W. Denham

H. B. Denny

Chas. F. Depue

j F.F. Detweiler W. H. Dexter

j Carrie C. Dickerson

Jos. Dierken

! S. N. Dinsmore

313

195 313

313

155 313

53

1,991

2,396

1, 245

2, 614

320 673

2, 475

534

2, 370

2, 891

2, 459

1, 732

2, 320

2, 607 L 248

2. 144

1, 397

2, 696

1, 438 416

2, 605

333

2, 595

2, 543 407

920 2,602

1,526

2, 56344

149 L112 i 1,2.59 ' 885

124 2,617 2,874 . 1, 262 2,289 ' 2,296

47 i "2,095 ' 1,083 i 977 i 1,951 I 2,725 i 967 j 2,705 ' 2,653

597 ! 2,791

165 i 44 1,504

1,132 2,877 , 57 !

Amount

received.

$745 25

1, 764 60

1, 799 75

1, 381 00

1, 408 50

1, 2.52 00

1, 252 00

1, 2.52 CO

1, 2.52 00

702 40

966 00 939 00

1, 001 60 483 74 756 00 106 00 958 40

498 00

1. 155 00 128 00

277 65

990 00 213 60

948 00

1. 156 if) 983 60 692 80 928 00

1, 066 80 499 20 857 60 558 80

1, U7S 40

.575 20 166 40

1, 066 00

133 20

1, 038 00 L 017 20

162 80

308 00

1, 040 80

610 40

1, 025 20

17 60 59 60 444 80

503 60 403 14

49 60

1, 046 80

1, 149 60 504 80 915 60 918 40

1? 80 838 00

.525 90 390 80

780 40

1, 090 00' 398 45 1,082 00 1,061 20 238 80

1, 116 40

66 00

17 66

601 60 452 80

1, 150 80

22 80.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in the jpuhlic printing, cf'C. —Coutiuiied. 81

Xame

O. V. Doughty .

.

D. R. Doyle

Jolin T. Dunbar . Wm. C. Dunham. W. H.Duling.... W. F. Dunn

C. A. Edelen

I

Will. M.Edmunds../.:

C. E. Etchberger L.' C.P.Evans i H. Clay Evans i Margaret A. Evans.. J C.W.Eve

Edw.J. Fallon I C. E. Farrington

Aloy. S. FenneU | Sani'l FeiTler i Wm.H. Fisher : A. H. Fleming , TVilliam Floyd

Benj. Franklin ; J. J. Fullerton : Wm. J. Galbraith ' P. P. Glass '

, G. Wilmer Graham. . J.F.Grant I "W. B. Greene ; James Greenwood

J. F. Griffin /. Mav M. Grove. '/ , E. W. Hall

J. T. Halleck

E.J. Handlv C.T.HariUng

Geo. H. Harries W. C. Henrv

C. W. Henshaw

S. H. Herman

J. J. Heron John J . Higgins

Aug s E,. Holden

A. Hosiuan

Geo. W. Howard .... T.TV. Howard

C. T. Hutchinson... W. H. Hutchison...

Albert E. Ingalls.... M. A. Irwin L J. Jamison

C. T.jJohnson

D. It. Johnson

J. H. Kahlert

E. L. Kaiser James Kane

L. E. Kearney

H. A.Keefer F C. Kemon

M. H, Kendig

J. M. Kibble John W. Lancaster. B F. Larcombe

B. F. Lathrop

Charles H.Leeds... W. P. Liggett N. M. Light

E. E. Logan

U. S. Lowdermilk..

Chas. Lustig T.M. Mace

James Magee

F. Z. Maguire

Jas. B. Mahan

HarTT B. Major

O. F. Mattinsilv .... TT. H. Mattingly... H. FTMcArdle

Daniel McCallum. .

.

48

1,443

2, 596

16 892

1, 055

1, 311

,239 480

432

389

109 500

,062 974

829

(97 48

1, 961

1, 266

177 150

1, 372

183

1, 291

1, 755 1,641

2, 435

2, 395 2,539 , 2,551 I 783 1 1,219

571 2,717 I 2,385 I 2,3.50 I 1,163 j 2,564 ; 1,037

2, 239 1,814

1,271

2, 53644 860

2, 562

2, 691

2, 588 625

2, 269 1,078

1, 135

156

522

792 1,607

Xame

.

520 464

297 631

433

260

2, 706

2, 803

2, 847

1, 466 1,138

2, 308

880

2, 087

53 1,972

2. 620

$19 20 577 20

1, 038 40

6 40 356 80 396 62 524 40 552 00 991 15 992 00 972 80

955 60 843 60

1, 000 00 424 80 389 60

1, 131 60

1, 118 80

19 20 784 40 506 40

70 80

60 00 548 80

73 20 516 40 702 00 656 40 974 00

958 00

1, 015 60

1, 020 40 313 20 487 60 228 40

1, 086 80 954 00 940 00 465 20

1, 025 60 414 80 895 60 725 60 515 03 1,014 40

17 60 344 00

1, 024 80

1, 076 40

1, 035 20 250 00 907 60 431 20 454 00

62 40

208 80 316 80 i 642 80 238 40 608 00 185 60 518 80

1, 052 40

973 20 64 00 231 60

1, 082 40

1, 121 20

1, 138 80

586 40 455 20 923 20 352 00 ; 834 80 I 21 20 ! 788 80

1, 048 00 i

J. McCormick

Lottie McCormick

Jno. F. McDermot...

H. McElfresh

TTm. X. McFadden...

J. G. McGrath

A. McLean

T. McMahon

C. D. McPherson

Chas. J. Metzger

C. L. Minor

D. TV. ^Morrison W. H. Moss

J. B. Moulden

Samuel E. Mullan

Jos. V. Murrav

Ellis G. :^ryer3 Burrows Nelson

J. B. Xelson

E. S. Xichols

J. T. Xicholson H. A. Xothnagel

E. Xott

P. C. Oberley

J. W. O Eourke Frank E. Park

E. H. Patterson

L. H. Patterson M. F. Peake

L. Petrie Hamilton Piatt James H. Piatt Lloyd Prather, Jr

A. B. Proctor A. R. Quantrille

J. C. Quein W. F. Randolph

Wm. F. Reed

C. W. Rempp

T. S. Rice

A. E. Riddle Augustus L. Roberts.

Hattie E. Robinson. .. J. K. Robinson

J. E. Rodier Zidon E. Ross Dan. L. Sansom

G. W. Sargent

E. C. Scaggs James F. Scaggs

C. W. Schell W. L. Schmalhoff

J. H. Schoepf M. C. Sefton R. O. Shaut

O. Shaw

J. "W. Sherman

John C. Shirk H. L. Shomo

O. V. Shomo

R. H. Silvey

I. Simmonds

J. D. Simmons /. Robt.F. Simms.....'^.

T. S. Slentz E. C. Smith W. O. Smith Harry L. Snyder

J. W. Snyder

Chas. Spencer

Geo. Spencer M. V.B. Stevens

Charles A.Stevenson. A. Stiarwaltjr Port Stout

F. M. St. John W. H. Sweeney

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

730 161

145 234

222

688 476

337

576 587

555

298

359

319

245

258

268 412

353 416

440

050 035

257 875

568

173

275

130

2*^2 927

110 009

073

547

850 255

601 625

307 128 422

43 297

435

757

653

451

675

059 408

176 448

849

607 813

665

126 612

605 222 390

610

529

911 625

655

224 379

254

492

200

703 1,223 6 pp
82 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the puUic printing, cj-c. —Continued.

Name. Time employed. Days

A. H. Taylor A. AV. Tebbetts

E. H. Thomas CP. Thomson

T>. I. Towers

Lillie Vaughan

S. E. Wall

r. B. Wallace - E. W. Wallington... W. E. Walsmlth.... D. S. Walton , A. L. Watson

H. L.Watson W. S. Waiidby

George J. Webb — Henry Webb

John Weber

Sam'l Wehrly

C. K. Weller

E. S. West

Theo. P.White

E. S. Wiler

E.J. Wilson John P. Wilver W. V. Winans

L. Woodward

B. C. Wright

Charles Wright H.D. Beach

K. E. Beall, jr Byron Bond

J. G. Groggon , . .

i Geo. P. Dowell i. D. W. Fleming

Harry E. French

Geo. A. Geordon Wm. Harrison Axel T. Johnson ...... Wm. S. Lucas

A. E. Maher

E. E. Morrison

E. Muhlhofer

Philip Nachman

H.K.Penrod

James Polk Edw. Eedfield M. T>. Sanderson H. W. Stevens

Monticello Stoddard .. George B. Van Keuren

James G.s"W oodward . Geo.E. Patton Eobert Wilson John N. Dorster

Geo. W. Banks

John Buckman

Stephen Caldwell Eobert Clark Wm. Crawford Amos Irving —James Jackson

Thos. Kearney Edward Malone

G. L. Milton

D. G Myers

Jno. Eo'bt. Eose

J. H. B. SmaUwood.... John Waller 1 Clayton Webster ! C. H. Wilson I Wm. E.Winston I John C. Wright.... Herbert S. Elvnn .

.

J. E. Mitcheir.

Jno. A. Bayly John^W. Ponieroy.

.

Jos. \V. Deueaue . .

.

Hours.

260

313

313

313

79

365

295

165

1, 917

827

1, 064 2,061

1,438

2, 278

353 1,511 189

2, 873

2, 420

2, 696 566 2,475

1, 368 168

1, 237

2, 667

2, 718 1,519

1, 517

2, 615

87

1, 975

2, 405

2, 675

2, 285 292

405

1,243

539

589

1, 820

1, 639

810

603 363

206

277

1, 989

2, 233

1,689

2, 272

169

705

45

398

421

1, 346

753

410

Amount

received. Name.

3,189

3, 283

943 336

3, 161 3,238

2,292

3, 085

869 3,070

2, 728

181

2, 122

753

2, 780

3, 634 639

3, 279

2, 706

2, 754

$766 80 330 80 425 60 824 40 575 20

911 20 124 55 658 09 75 60

1, 149 20 968 00

1, 078 40 226 40

990 00

547 20

67 20 494 80

1, 066 80 I 1, 087 20 I 607 60 ' 606 80

1, 046 00 34 80 790 00 962 00 j 1, 070 00 914 00 j 116 80 I 50 62 i 155 36

67 37

73 60 227 49 i 204 87 101 24 i 75 37 45 37 25 75

34 62 248 62 279 11 211 12 283 99

21 12 88 12

5 62 49 75 52 62 168 24

94 12 571 25 1,460 65 939 00 757 50 797 25 820 75

242 05 I 84 00 790 25

809 50 573 00 771 25 217 25

768 75

511 51 45 25 530 50 188 25 712 90 908 50 317 75 819 75

507 35 500 13 966 25 810 00 495 00

J. E. Francis Andw. Geddes Thomas Mullen James A. Pattersen.. A. M. Sprague John E. Swiggard John Talbert

C. F. Wurdemann

H. Groshon

J. E. Bright

L. D. Hatch

G. W. Bowen

Eobt. H. White

Jno. W. Work

D. M. Covey

E. Coburn John Goodrick J.E. Mickle

B. F. Wright

J. K. Peabody

Thos. J. Ali'eger H. M. Armsted

G. B. Atkinson W. E. Baum

P. M. Becker

S. S. Bowman

D. W. Bruce

F. E. Burnside

L. M. Cadv W. Y. Clarke W. E. Clegg

F. A. Cogswell Frank Davies

E. H. Davies

Geo. M. Depue W. C. Dewar W. B. Donaldson

Geo. A. Dunnington. W. H. Ells

B. D. Fleet

J. H. Fletcher A. C. FrauCisco , Benj. Fiigitt Jos. C. Gawlar

J. E. Hogan '.

.

G. W. Howland

C. A. Howie , W. H. Hutchinson .

.

Louis C. Johnson J.E.Keefe , O. N. Lanning

F. A. Marsh

J. C. Mellis , Chas. H. Miles

C. J. Miles T.E. Mitchell , Jno. P. Murphy

Levi Nasile , F. C. O'Neill James A. Perry Frank Pritchard

Geo. H. Proctor , Yi. E. Sadtler :

.

W. H. Shomo

A. O. Silvey

Jeff. Smith

T. C. Spurgeon

Chas. W. Summers . .

.

W. C. Tallev , C. J. Taylor

A.G.Tuohy , John P. Tyrrell , H. C. Underwood

Will Way

Jno. H. Whitaker-...

Fillmore Donaldson.. Martin N Evans

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

59 229

353 327J

356

13 365 190

313

46

8, 357 2,779

528

389

573 789

536 522

543 488

2, 568

2, 350

2, 420 2,336

2, 692

2, 526

2, 555

2, 350

2, 331

2, 477

2, 044 229

2, 395

732

2, 567

1, 989

2, 546

2, 116 2,434

2, 447

2, 390

2, 574

2, 577 729

2, 360

2, 571

2, 149

2, 244

2, 419

2, 498

506

2, 602

2, 703 2,184

2, 272

57343

594

2, 297

1, 381

2, 034

400

2, 641

2, 518

2, 462

2, 272 328

2, 471

1, 369

644

714

2, 577

2, 467

2, 361 1,596

2, 510 2,153

Amount

received.
REPORT UF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the jpuhlic printing, cjx. —Continued. 83

2saine.

Time employed. Amonnt

received. Xame.

I Days. Hours.

J.Ho^Ya^d Fislit>ack..i Frank J. Eilly } Frank I. Stewart i T. P. TToodward

Eobert Bonlden j Andrew Gray

Sanuiel Eobinson . . . . . William I. Eyan

John Welch

Ales. EUiott. jr ; 313 Geo. S. King \ W. B. Daly : Perrv Brown W. A. Brown

Frank Coburn ' K. C. Cowell ' W.B.Kelly..-. ; David Leonard | Paul Livingston John E. Parker : George Eecar

S. L. Eowzee

Geo. S. Perrie ! J. S. Smith W. S. Whitmore

Byron Waters W, M. Laporte

Thad. Badin Wm. H. Baker

E. E. Bay.ist Wm. J. Boyd ' Thomas Byrd

H. W. Chase W. T. Detweiler

L. E.Etchison George Gayle

Chas. A. Kiause

Martin Mangold * Edward T. Mathews. .

\ Timothy Quinlan j Chas. EusseU ! J. C. Eussell i T. W. Shomo

Bee G. Stocks : CV. D. Fletcher I 313 Wm. H.Miller 313 E. T.Barrett John E. Bradley I Wm. Briggs I A. D. Brock \ L. L. Burke ' W. A. Dodge

A. T. Foxwell , Wm. Guista i Thos. K. Heath

Theo. Hodes

L.H. JuUien | W. A. Lavalette : B. F. Mann

A. P. Marston

C. X.Martin John S. Mills A. W. Webb

J. P. Morse

Chas. W. Baker

Geo. E. Brandon Edward Eberbach BjTon A. Ford

E'C. Grumley

Adrian M. Jones E.L.Scott , Eich'dB. Topham ....i Jas. Austin I , Wm. M.Boyd i Daniel V. Fenton I Edw. T. Fisher 1 , J. G. Forney 1

1,865 $233 09

2, 532 546 70

1, 984 356 36

2. 415 400 70

2, 240 560 00 44 11 00

2, 681 670 25

2, 483 5l5 35

80 20 00

1,.799 75

2, 649 1, 377 48

•2, 538

996

1, 192 86 438 24

1, 061 466 84

1, 687 743 92 840 369 60 791 348 04

1, 116 491 04

1, 126 495 44

J, 290 567 60

1, 397 614 68 854 375 76

2, 732 1, 024 46

2, 750 1, 031 23

2, 783 1, 043 58

2, 581 877 54

3, 089 926 70

2, 756 771 68

2. 6i6 740 88

2, 592 725 76

2, 698 755 44

2, 460

3, 265

688 80 914 20

1, 465 410 20

2, 657 743 96

2, 861 466

801 08 130 48 2,537 710 36 2,728 763 84 947 265 16 2,453 686 84 2,458 688 24

2, 869 1 681 55

87 16 31

1, 799 75

1, 669 35 152 80 56

2, 608 1, 382 24 736 390 08 2,350 ' 959 89

2, 544 1, 344 24

2, 626 1, 391 78 108

6

57 24

3 18

2, 447 1,296 91 831 440 43

2, 494 1, 321 82

2, 189 j 1,160 17 2,412 ! 1, 278 36

2, 379

] 1, 260 87

2, 345 I 1, 242 85

2. 266 i 1, 200 98 632 i 334 96

2, 617 1 1, 387 01 2,423 1, 211 50

2, 136 1 1, 068 00

2, 660 1, 317 40 2,278 1, 099 50 14 6 60 614 307 00 2,187 1, 093 50

51 25 50

2, 565 1, 1.j4 25

2, 204 963 40

2, 214 996 30

2, 590 463

I, 066 50 208 35

JOS. C. Kauffinan . .

.

W. Marden King . .

.

Aug. M. Laing

Jos. W. Palmer

F. P. Snyder

J. S. Ziegler M. W. Barr W. Carlisle E. T. Meany

Wm. F. Eyan

E. St. L. Babson.-..

Willis W. Tew

G. H. Tousev

J. T. E. Towers W. E. Post

F. H. Baruhart

S. Belfoi d

J. C. Bonsall A. J. Boyer

E. -J. Buinham

Xewtou J. Cox Edward W. Day . .

.

Joseph L. Dodge . .

.

A. L. Ferrv

J. W. Fletcher

G. W. Fowler

Chas. Gale

J. L. Garrett Johnson L. Garrett.

S. A. Georgas

J. S. Gourlay

Daniel Grady

H. B. Grigg

G. W.Hall

C. H. Hay

John Hoynes

G. J. S. Hunuicutt .

.

Geo. S. Johnson

Simeon -Johnston . .

.

Wm. J. Johnston . .

.

Samuel G. Kirby . .

.

Clarence Lewis

C. W. Lvon

H. C. Martin Eoss Matthews

F. B. Mercer

Jeremiah O'Connell George W. Perkins . W. T. Priddv

H. W. Ealeigh

Geo. J. Schley M.J. Sherk

H. C. Shearer Geo.B. Silvey Wm. ]^r. Stuart

P. E. Summers

H. C. Tarlton

S. F. Thomas

O. S. Webster

F. P. Wilkin s T. P. Wood

S. K. Young

L. K. Zook

Willie B. Deniston.. Samuel W. Taylor .

.

Geo. W. Duvail

Chas. M. Ford

Jno. T. Lewis Henrv McCoy

Alex.'McCullip

Lafayette Torrey , .

.

Hugh D. Nealy

A. B. Auer

A. J. Donaldson A.E, Sardo W. P. Martin M. A. W. Louis

Time employed.

Days.! Hours.

Amount

received.

313

313

69' $31 05

2 493 1 121 85

' 7 3 18

2 515 1 131 75

1 811 814 95 113 50 85

2 580 1 032 00 732 292 80 750 300 00

1 9.52 780 80

2 485 994 00

1 761

2 572 1 0J8 30

2, 491 996 40

2 471 988 40

' 135 54 00 285 114 00

65 26 00

1 124 449 60 770 ^0.'^ Oft 1 467 586 80 85 34 40 636 254 40

225 90 00

1 755 702 00

2 482 992 80

1, 164 465 60

' 759 303 60 416 166 40

121 48 40

2 550 1 020 00 29 11 60

2 627 J., 1 O^ft \Jtj\j 80oyj 2 598 1 039 20 506 202 40 205 82 00 381 152 40

85 34 00

1 733 fiQO OA 195 78 00

4 00

63 25 20

246 98 40

2 490 QQfi K/t7\j no\jyj

' 218 87 20

1. 247 498 80

' 91 8 40 732 292 80

2 517 1 006 8ft

' 111 44 40

2 583 1 0^^ 9ft 'l28 51 20

2 285 914 00

498 220 35

2, 669 T 0R7 Rft 19 7 60 257 102 80 418 167 20

450 180 00

2, 502

981

1, 000 80 392 40

42 16 80 78 31 20

32 4 00

1, 274 169 24

1, 165 291 25

2, 037 509 25 2,772 093 00

2, 767

710

691 75

178 50 2,440 610 00

2, 504 375 60

1, 799 75

1, 669 35

1, 391 806 78

2, 817 1, 406 50

2, 308 983 70

/
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the imhlic printing, cfc. —Continued.

Kame.

Morris Barrett

T. Brown

•John Buruside

inquire A. Cameron.

.

Wm. S. Cfuneron

•Joliii F. Clarkson . .

.

Ira E. Cole

-Joliu A. Cusbley

J. A. Dawson

X). H. Denham

Edward Dufi' AV. Cr. Dunne

Geo. F. Erdman

FX. Evans

Wni. Farrington T. H. Fitnam

<John A. Flynn Frank Eraser

Mirliael Friery

J. H. Furbershaw. .

.

A. W. Graham

-James Gray Columbus Hall

J. L. Horrigan

J. E. Horning John G. Hudson

Sam'l Hurley

A. H. Jones

J. D. Lydick Edw. C.Maher Thomas F. Maber .

.

James H. McCoucb.

€. E. Meacham

John Metcall' J.

.

John A. Noel i. J. F. O'Brien Thomas H. 0wings.

.

ii. A. Porter A. J. Preall D. C. Eeeves JohnH. Eobb

F. J. Eobinsou Wm. C. Kiley EicbardP. Thomas.

.

B. W. Tonge

E. L. Winne

John Is". Wright, jr.

.

W. H. Stebbins J.J. Durkin Thomas PitcbljTin. W. F. Collins , B. A. Champion W. W. Conkling William Donaldson

.

E. C. Donipliau W. D. Holbein

J. H. Hughes

A. E. Sardo, jr Mary E. A dams

Martha Allison

S. M. Antrim

€. B. Appier.

Bessie Aulick E ler Barnes

Bettie Bartlette Jennie Baylie Fannie Beamer

Maria Benter Cora H. Best

B. C.Bickford Mary S. Blush Anna Bolinstarck .

.

Unetta Boynton

Catharine Burke... Mary Callagban Josephine Cailisle . Annie Carpenter

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

44

026

547 612

101 396

58144 798

708

675

706

261

071 614

793 650

933 834

913

901

437 922

988 348

673

263 789

656

750

846

,190 ,026

,013 ,800 609

547

183 629

890

917 946 484

783

602

791

666

2, 401 320

2, 350 879

2, 697 339

2. 476

032 729

791

172 059 , 484 j 036 574

344

033

314

857 230

771

976 492

059

443

085

224 324 I 544 !

Name.

$17 60 210 40

018 80 044 80 840 40 958 40 032 40

17 60 319 20 683 20 070 00 082 40

904 40 228 40 245 60 717 20 260 00

173 20

133 60 365 20 717 50 974 80 368 80 395 20 939 20 269 20 360 05 115 60 062 40

100 00

138 40 876 00 810 40

805 20 Ii 120 00 ! 243 60 li 681 00 1

873 20 ii 251 60 I 756 00 !i 766 80 ! 178 40 '! 993 60 i ,113 20 ii 240 80 'I ,116 40 i| 666 40 I 900 37 !| 120 00 ! 705 00 Ij 219 75 ;! 431 42 ! 42 37 : 574 40 I 161 00 j 154 80 i 445 65 492 90 i 407 24 386 05 465 74 427 56 I 295 12 :i 439 49 ;l 381 19 433 87 I 389 97 1 43 12

' 371 91 j 370 48 I 467 24 1

386 06 I 86 66 !' 437 85 ii 416 99 j 456 06 ji 324 24 Ii

Ptose Carrothers Annie Casseli M. I. Chaney

Cecilia Clements

Etbe Clarke

Victoria Clark Joanna Con id on Emma Cox

Delia Cremon

Amelia Cromelien Mary Cunningham

Maggie Curtis M. F. Cusbley

Chas. F. Davis

Elizabeth Davis M. Dellamico

E. J. De Lorme

Elizabeth Dement.

Lizzie M. Donobue

E. Dowell Maggie Dufiy

Alice A . Fon Narbutt

Libbie A. Flahavban. Annie Fuller

Lizzie M. Garvey

Mollie Garthwa'it Annie Gaugbran

L. V. Godey

Margaret Goimley. .

.

A. D. Goss Eose A. Hart Mary Hayes

Annie Heatley Johanna Hickey

Celinda Higby

Mary Hill Nellie Hopper

Ida M. Hosman

Mollie A. Hunter Mary A. Hurdle John F. Hutcherson.

.

Lola A. Hutton

A. IngersoU

Jennie Jackson

Yirgie Johnson Ada H. Johnston

Lizzie Johnston M. V. Keenan

S. A. Kennedy

L. Krohr Ann D. Langley Fannie Lee Eebecca Lisber

Elizabeth Litsinger.

.

Bettie Long

Jennie Marcey

Betiie McCauley M. A. McCormi'ck

Lizzie McCullip

Ella McGraw

Annie McGuire

Maggie McKie

Littie L. McKinzie..

Bridoet McNamara..

Jennie McNamara. .

.

Mary A. McNamara.

Maggie MUes.

Kate Miller Mary Mills M. j. Minor Annie Mitchell Emma Mollere

Cecelia A. Moore . . . . Sallie Moore

Sarah Morgan

Julia Murrell Maggie Nestor

Time employed. Amoujit

received. Days Hours.

438

366

991

316 804

299

0/5 594

692

587 405

200 529 798 496

696 722 295

68044

601

746

507 881

502

562

062 409

608

527 721 33344

647

109

990

223

014

677

542

587

307

872 492

633

285

290

297 445

091 894

513

403

302

690 368

391 332

945

172

10 i 695 I 455 I 880 I 816 r 296 I 426

589

526

671

743

098

635

745 213

423
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 13.

Persons employed in the pvMio. pnnting, cj^c. —Coutinued. 85

Time employed.

Davs. Honrs.

Amount

received.

Time employed.

M. J. Xicholson I Minnie Xorfleet ; C.E. Ober Mary O Brien Marv O B:^ien Alice A. O Xeal

Jennie L. Pitts EUa Place A.'W. Potter

E. M. Proctor Louisa PiiTceU Mary Xally Mary E. Ragan

Jennie Eeilly M.Peilly...;. Emma Keese Lncy P. Pdser Annie E. Eoclie

j Catherine Scliermer- hom I Addie Sciiver ' Susie T. .Sin on Anna M. Slentz ' EUa Steele Emma Swain

Margaret Svreeney Maggie SuUivan:!! Henrietta Tompkins..

H. A. Travers May Trunnell i H. A. Turner

Ida Van Arsdale * M. E. "Warner Marv E. Weser

M. T. AVlieeler Mary H. Wise Adah "VTinckelman . .

.

"W. L.Lamb

TV. .L Simmons

TT.H. Carr

Julius X. Keck

E. C. Soules Geo. TV. Cole.:- Sam 1 Dorsey

H. T. TVmiams

X. T. Ellsworth John Randolph

E. A. Gray

John Albright

S. TV. Baxter

Jos. TV. Bade

TV. T. Benjamin

E.B.Billings Beverly E.Botts.... Edwin' T. Botts

E. P. Blair John TV. Brown

John A. Bryan Edward Campbell .

.

Beniamin Coakley..

G. Coakley Thomas Coleman . .

.

Frank Dial John Dice Simon Dunlap

Geo. H. Foskey

Josiah S. Green Adolphe Guillot

C. C. Haddock

TVm. T. Hall James E. Harris

Eobt. Hervey , E. B. Holloway

Benjamin Holms

Eobert J. Houck

TViUiam Hutchison.

L. A. lardella

.*71 ''5 1, 162 244 02

2, 338 438 37 733 137 44

2. 700 506 24 1,638 307 12 216 40 50

2, 345 439 67

2, 653 497 42

2, 185 409 68 10 1 87

2, 609 489 18 955 180 06

48 9 00 416 78 00

2. 561 480 17 1,182 221 62 128 26 88 1,895 355 30 114 23 94 1,423 298 83

1, 990 373 12 1,499 300 99

2. 660 498 74

1, 799 337 30

2, 184 454 79 1.860 390 60

2, 607 488 81

2, 235 420 34

2, 629 492 90

2, 478 464 62

2, 342 439 13

1, 233 231 19

2, 012 377 25

2, 654 497 62 2,148 451 08

2, 663 1, 106 84

1, 535 1, 236 57

2, 811 1, 0.54 10

2, 586 969 73

2, 777 925 59

2, 885 873 73 727 227 19

2, 426 709 93

2, 418 805 99

2, 712 903 99 1.780 778 40 188 47 00 972 243 00

2, 688 672 00 2,763 690 25 1,103 275 75

57 14 25

2, 113 528 25

179 44 75

2, 228 557 00 855 213 75

2, 510 627 50

2, 510 627 50

2, 976 744 00 762 190 50

2, 758 689 50 962 240 50

7.53 188 25

3, 078 769 50 1,494 373 50

2, 298 574 50 1,233 308 25

2. G89 672 25 339 84 75 48 12 00 2,249 562 25 1,786 446 50

2. 382 595 50

2. 749 687 25

2, 531 632 7

Days. Hours.

33

Sylvester Jordan

Alanson Kelsez

TVilliam Lang

Eobert C. Langley . .

.

Vi'a.shington Leftiich H. M. Mittleton

G. TV. MuUov

P. E. Xoone ' J. F.B. PurseU | John T. PurseU | Douglas Eeid | •John Eoberts \ Lewis EusseU [ John Evan

TVm. E.'Sanders I TVm. S. Seymour : Thomas Shelton ! J.E. Smith I J. B. Stoops i Emanuel Thomas j Lewis Thomas j Geo. S. Torrance ' G. T.TViUard ' J. Frank WUson | James E. Young ' A. M. Parsons i J. K. McDonald i

i James A. Prosperi i

] Frank -L TVilson !

{ C. C. Woodward i J. M. Edmunds Brown

George Bamett ; . ^

; Matthew D Fenton...| TVilUam M. Gerard 1 Hamlin Huber ' I John Learv Edw. S. McDonald < Eubert C. McGUl

TV. E.McKee

C. 'SI. Morrison Frank E. Sage ./ W.G. Sands /A | Ausust Seitz \-^--\ i John J. T. Shea .*f-...! 'Geo. C.Stevens M. T. Lincoln ; TVm. Eobinson

Jas. W. Hughes Thomas D. Bennett

Fred. Boulter Asa L. Carrier

C. C. Chew

TV. C. Myers

L. G. Xixon

H. TV. Scott A. A. Bundv

Eobt. E. Gavle

Ellis Hughes

X. L. King

E. C. Simonds TVm Eeynolds Lewis T. Jewett...

TV. H. Fletcher A. J. HaU

J. T. TVhitaker

•John Bush

TVilliam BeU ' E. T. Cross I Michael Dougherty. .. 238 Alexander Douglas

Charles Fletcher

Geo. C. GUcLJno. TV. .Jone^ Geo. E. Price James H. Eooerts

I'rank Eobinson Manson Eobinson . . . . i

303 303

303

303

2, 104

2, 193

536

2, 549

2, 344

2, 333

2, 410

2. 131

1. 942

2, 080

2, 118

2, 147 $•536 7.>

2, 323 580 15-

2. 766 691 50

2, 276 569 oa

294 73 50

615 153 73

2,433 008 25

1, 621 408 99

104 26 00

2, 232 558 OO

982 245 50

2, 568 642 OO

2, 361 590 25

^ 959 739 75- 656 164 00. 500 125 00

2, 761 690 25

500 125 00'

1, 642 410 5(y

2, 973 743 25

1, 916 729 OO

924 231 OO

216 54 00

216 54 Oa

2, 924 731 Oo

2. 777 867 89

2, 804 581 88

2, 309

2, 485

577 25

600 15

2, 432 608 Oo

2,711 473 80

629 94 35

422 63 30

2, 325 348 "3

44 6 60

6.57 98 55. 636 95 40

1, 973 295 95

285 42 75

2, 461 604369 15

90 60

299 44 8»

2, 221 333 15

1, 593 238 95_ 530 79 50

2,161 1, 210 16

2, 468 1, 308 04

1,635 866 55

2, 241 896 40

1, 824 729 60

2, 157 802 80

1, 867 746 80

1, 941 776 4o

144 57 60

1, 899 759 60

2,019 807 60

1, 995 793 Oo 1,986 794 40

2, 015 806 Oo

2, 076 830 4o

2, 048 819 2o

2, 100 840 Oo
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in the pul) lie printing, —Continued.

Xame.

Days. Hours.

Robert Williams

Ellen Sheahan

Chas. Danenhower W. S. Baker

E. B. Eynon W. J. Erizzell B. W. Gillis Thomas J. Mattingly.

Eraiik A. McGiil

C. S. Myers

E. A. Ehoderick

E. J. Eussell W . Pv. Steele.... "W, H. Livertnore

Benj. A. Swan

I. Simmonds Wm. H. Norton Wm. E.Thompson

J. B. Campbell

Chas. I. Canfleld

J. E. Crutchett A. MciS^elly W. J.Cook

Alexander Dercoiirt.. W. E. Perkins

T. M. Sullivan W. B. Thorpe W. J. Weiss

N. A, West

S. S. Beach

E. T. Brav

E. W. Burnside

E. De Caiudry James Dougherty

T. M. Donn

J. M. Esgleston

J. E. Eliegood

J. P. Garner W. S. Griffith , G. H. Green

C.E. Hanleiter.......

C. D. Harbaugh

F. C.Helmick Thomas Hughes

William Kirkland . . .

.

Erank F. Laporte Frank Lewis Herman Martin

J. G. McDowell

Chas. E. Miller Albert K. Mundheim.

.

John H. Nalley

J. M. Eidgaway

3 . E. Eisdon

T. W. Shiel T. J. Southworth

Eichai d Taylor Samuel Cole Moses Foskey

E. C. Hoover John F. Swiggard

G. A. Traylor

J. E. Hopper , P. Louis Eodier

2s". Watkins - Wm. H. Bushnell Walter Drummand. .

.

Ed. Morgan

A. Gordon

H. O. Simons W.Allison

Jno. G. Anderson

H. D. Armstrong

Wm. M. Belt Geo. E. Boone

C. K. Canv:ean John A. Carr

Time employed.

313

313

313

313

2, 072

2, 489

759

2, 343

1,408

2, 559 729

1, 196

2, 747

2, 753

1, 437 2,882

2, 577

169

2, 887

2, 663

3, 090 450

2, 879

696

2, 692

1, 704

2, 616

2, 734

2, 720

2, 453

2, 300

278

10 161

97 419

4924 6l|

h 41

116 293

390

51 534

29

2

352 965 415

15

28^ 22

4

1, 838

2

1

2, 815 3,114

2, 845f 259

1, 178

2, 418

2, 664 216

2, 351

2, 612

2, 563

2, 666

1,4.4

Z41 632

2, 565

158

1, 764

Amount

received.

$518 00

313 00

1, 799 75

1, 231 03 402 27

1, 241 79 746 24

1, 356 27 419 76 616 72

1, 455 91 1,459 09 761 61

1, 527 46

1, 365 81 89 57 1,443 50

1, 297 40

1, 375 65 202 20

1, 295 55

315 25

1, 076 80 681 60

1, 046 40

1, 093 60

1, 088 00 981 20 920 00 111 20 4 00 64 60 38 80

167 60 197 00 24 6020

16 4040

6 40

117 20

1.56 00 20 40 213 60 11 60

80

1 20

20 80 427 10 166 00

6 00 11 40

8 80

1 60 746 2580 I 40 i 703 75 I 778 50 I 711 25

64 75 302 15 453 37

1, 799 75 1,669 35

1, 411 92 114 48

1, 246 03

1, 306 00

1, 025 20

1, 066 40 565 60 96 40

1, 052 80

1, 026 00

63 20 705 60

Name.

James W. CoUum

J. A. Handiboe Wm. J. Harris A. H. Holton

C. B. Hough

D. H. Hunter

Milo K. Huntsberry..

H. Allen Ison Wm. L. Jones

E. M. Kerrott

E. J. Klopfor

F. M. Lewis Mark H. Maher W. W. McCollum

Frank McDermot

Glendour Medairy

Chas. W. Metzger Wm. E. Morcoe W. F. Nabers M. E. Quinn

J. W. Eowan

E. E. Scott „ Jed. Shaw

F. M. Stuart Henry Taylor A. Thomson, ir C. B. Ward

F. J. Ward

Edward C. Belt Thomas J. Blackwood.

Charles B. Fellows

Fred. Griffin E. D. Klopfer ......... Harry T. Paiker

Eobert Potee Henry T. Eodier

C. D. Watkins Mex. T. Boreland .... W. S. Scott M. Hunt...

Geo. W. Ki earner John T. Nicholson

P. S. Sprightley

Sallie J. Cooke Wm. E. Cruit M. A. Foley

C.C. Gibbons

Florence J. Graham..

Charlotte Heatley

C. A. Hopkins

Carrie C. Howell Mary F. Hughes

Ardella B. Huseman.

.

Mary Joyce

Ella's. Kidwell ....... Lulie Laskey

A. E. Pope

M. A. Proctor

Bettie Pumphrey

Kate L. Schlegel M. E. Swain

Hattie V. Tenley

Alice E. Vance

C. H. Voss L W. Busey W. W. Harvey

Fremont Allen

Charles J. ]?ogan

Le"wis Criseman

Chas.E. HoUand

James Jebb Henry Lehmann

Vincent Lemmon

George Ovster

Edw.'G. Pleasants Jesse Smith Henrv Thomas

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

643

241

2, 405

92

2, 408

531

410

510 726

702 720

487 025

078

517

557 322

1, 372

2, 421

1, 340

2, 446

241 1,642

2, 555

1, 793

229

2, 391

2, 432

2, 494

2, 665

2, 500 595

2, 557

2, 542

2, 190

2, 599

2, 623

2, 329

720

2, 684

2, 332

2, 328

1, 645

1, 056

16

2, 414

2, 574

2, 419

2,420

2, 560

1, 829

2, 394

2, 489

1, 001 749

2, 577

2, 581

2, 620

2, 547

2, 214

251

2, 281

2, 872 3,019

186

2, 803

2. 496

584
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo. 13.

Persons employed in tlie imhUc printing^ cjx. —Continued. 87

Xame.

O. H. Thompson

-John T. Heck

Louis Bass Wm. M. Bass John T. Brewster . J. W.Clark

C.E. Hall

O. H. Xealy

O. H. Eeed

Fred. W. Cole Mauiice D. Wagner

.

Frank F. Hoffman . .

,

John T. Kearney...

F. J. TTaters John E. Boss H.N.Goff , C. A. Moran , Edmund Sha-^v Thos.B. Penicks George Fordham

F. Munson

Richard Berry W. B. Evans

J. Paul Chambers W. H. Moran

C. C. Cohre M. A. Du Bois

E. B. Harford Wm. C. Heck

Daniel C. McGivern . D. J. Munn

F. C. Philpitt Will P. Reese D. W. March Wm.H. Mickle, jr... Samuel M. Dixon

0. W.Bates

John A. Tafe

Geo. W. Folck

A. J. Houghton

H. C. Moran

Chas. J. Ortlip , G. L. Pearson

Hod. Eeynolds

E. A. Sikken , M. D. Anderson Alpha B. Beall , Wm. H. Berrv

Geo. M. Bond Edward Biown

G. W. Bryan

C. X. Buckland

Chas. F. Burch

J. H. Burch

1. P. Burgess Thomas J. Burke... N. P. Burnett

I. X. Butier John T. Butts M. Clark W. S. Clarke JohnC. Collins

S. K. Coster Frank De Lea

E. H. Deas James E. Dent

Morris Dowd

Patrick Doyle

J. W. Dutton

G. C. Fearsou Geo. W. Fields

J. A. Flannery William D. Foos

Luther E. Frank

Harry A. Gwin

James A. Hewes

A. E. Hilton

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

313

365

Amount

received. Name.

313

313

2, 004 606

2, 326

2, 521

2, 719

2, 667

2, 275

2, 500

1, 602

2, 523 438

2, 304

2. 304

2, 240 2,472

2, 056

240

1,451 255 i 483 I 522

' 422 ' 213 I 857

127 572

1, 262

2, 033

1,893

2, 036

2. 753

147

2, 373

2, 164

1, 902

1, 708

1, 943

2, 587

2, 179

2, 865 1,489

2, 771

1, 177

o

1

452

2, 856

288

1, 601

1, 203 449

717

2, 351 875

1, 092

1, 129 729

1,765 456

2, 280

1, 208 445

1, 301 204

2, 612

1, 655

1, 6.50

1, 987 395

1, 827

1, 516

2, 257 555

1, 082

$659 00

1, 669 35 801 60 242 40 930 40

1, 008 40

1, 087 60

1, 066 80 910 00 396 68 200 25 630 75

109 50 921 60 921 60 896 00 988 80 404 00

1, 799 75

1, 669 35

385 33 594 20

1, 150 54 771 16 666 40

. 168 80 485 20 742 80 850 80

1, 028 80 504 80 813 20 757 20 763 48

1,032 36

53 12 806 S2 912 50 676 23 580 64 533 73 578 16 808 42

680 92 758 93 372 25

602 75 294 25

613 00 714 00 72 00 400 25 300 75 112 25 179 25

587 75 218 75 273 00 282 25 182 25 441 25 114 00 570 00 302 00

111 25 325 25

51 00 653 00 413 75 412 50 496 75

98 75 456 75 379 00 564 25

13rf 75 270 50

; John F. Hogan . .

.

i W. S. G. Jarvis...

! Chas. J. Jones

! Owen Keefe

I James F. Lacey ..

I X. M. D. Lathrop.

I John Lee

! F. B. Lloy

d

' S. H. Lomax V.

1 D. P. Lynch

[ D. McCathran

j James McKenna..

I C. S. MHls

[ John Murphy

' Michael Xash . D. A.Xeal

B. F.Oder

: Edward H. Parlin. Simon Pocher

I Geo. M. Eaub

i C.A.Eice

i A. G. Eock

E. E. Scott Wm. Shepherd

Chas. Simpson

C. J. Simpson

Josiah Simpson... Xoble Spates Eush C. Steele.... E. L. Todd

James M. Toy

, J. L. Veuable , Howard C. Wall... H. S. Waslibum ... Daniel Wathen

'. Henry C.Watson., John'Weckerly

S. C. Whinery' John Welch ,

' W. F. Webster...,

' David Moore

PIECEWORK. James L. Alburtis.i.

C. O. Alexander

Oscar Alexander

O. S. Allen A. G. Allison Harrv D. Armstrong W. E. Atwell

Geo. Baggott W. H. Baile Geo. W. T. Bailey....

B. F. Baker

F. M. Barnes W. D. Bastable W. O. Begley W. O. Burmingham .

.

W. A.Bohn

Sam'l J. Boone

Geo. W. Bowman

X. G. Boyle

E. T. Bray W. H. C. Breggeman . John J. Bresnahan. .

.

Jas. E. Brister

C. C.Brodie James H. Brooks

S. E. Brooks

F. W. Brown

J. G. Brown W. E. Burgess

E. W. Burnside

X. Buxmeyer

Wm. J. Caldwell

G. A. Calvert

I ATime employed.

Days. Hours.

108

163 636

636

077

743 179

757 864

102

394

,082 392
88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the public printing, ^c.—Continued.

Name.

C. K. Carmean Frank S. Casselman.

.

AV. E. Chase W. R. Cliipley R F.CMsolm

B. F. Clarke J.A.Clarke

A. P. Coder

F. A. Cogswell W. P.Cole Alexander Colhoun .

.

A. G.Cook

I. F.Cooley

A. E. Coming

J.D. Cosby W. H. Craig W. N. Croggon

Clias. L. Crow

J. A. Crow

M. L. Crowley

Geo. A. Crump

J. L. Curtis Hector Davidson

Geo. W. Davis

E. W. Davison

C. De Caindry

E. De Caindry D. C. De Knight

John Delahunty

Wm. H. Dennesson . Alexander Dercourt.

C. J. Devaughn W. H. Dexter John B. Dickman

Jos. Dierken

J. H. Diseker

Chas. J. Dolan

T. M. Donn

D. S. Dougherty James Dougherty

O. W. Douglty

Geo. E. Dummer

George Dunlop W. F. Dunn

Jas. Q. Dutrow

"WiU.M. Edmunds..

.

J. M. Egglestoh

J. E. EUegood

A. B. Endley

C. L. Estill A. L. Etter Frank Farish Thomas Fealy

Pat. Feehan

Aloy. S. Fennell Edward Flagg, jr... Chas. F. Ford Frank L. Fosmire

J. J. Fullerton Edwin N. Fussell Wm. J. Galbraith... Geo. W. Gardner W. H. Gardiner

J. P. Garner Lewis A. Garrett

J. A. Gibhs

William G. Glenn . .

.

K. S. Goodloe

G. T. Gosorn

G. Wilmer Graham..

H. A. Graham

Geo. H. Green

D. M. Greene James Greenwood . .

.

J. F. Griffin F. C. Griffith, jr W. S. Griffith

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$14 50 137 25 116 05 257 65 654 90 317 85

22 45

219 85 880 20 48 50 44 15 1,011 95

57 95

588 22 16 15 883 60 100 95 116 20 573 10 14 70 886 10 13 25 134 05

29 25

811 85

95 271 00 220 95 98 20 557 05

141 50 587 60 150 50 42 25

1 65 24 60

8 20 792 40

12 80 799 05

5 05

97 70

17 75

Id 90 705 30

11 00 848 15 570 20

137 70 185 30 898 45 466 40 554 15 630 65

26 50 353 65 86 90

7 90 232 30 103 30

93 45

106 30

9 95

727 30 810 35 783 20 16 70 575 65

60 60 238 70 942 05

1, 105 15 48 90 162 10 20 25 911 05

1, 024 45

Name.

W. A. Griswold ... J. R. Grove

J. B. Haas

F. M. Hamaker

J. A. Handiboe. ... J. E. Handiboe

E. J. Handly

C. R. Hanleiter

S. C. Hanlon

T. C. Hannum

C. D. Harbaugh...

D. L. Harbaugh...

L. A. Hai'vie W. W. Harvie

J. R. Hathaway ... W. T.Haner.."-

F. C. Helmick

C. D. Henning

C. Heron

Jos. C. Higgs

A. D. Hitchcock...

G. W. Hodges

Henry Hoitghtalinc

J. IST. Hudson

F. J. Hueston John L. Hughes ... Thomas Hughes...

Theo. Hurley

Isaac L. Jackson . .

.

D. R. Jolmson

Geo. Johnson, jr... Jes. J. Judge Edward L. Kaiser

.

Geo. S. Kauftman..

J. D. Kavanagh

L. E. Kearney

H. A. Keefer

E. B. Kelly H. Kendall John L. Kennedy..

E. M. Kerrott H. C.Killian W. A. King

William Kirkland . ]Sr. W. Klopfer

Jno. R. Knapp

J. Harry Knock . .

.

L. O. Kuowles

Chas. E. Krause...

J. B. Lambert

O. N. Lanuing ..... Frank F. Laporte.

.

B. F. Larcombe ... S. F. Lathrop W. A. Lavalette, jr. Thos. E. Lawton . .

.

Chas. F. Lei brick .

.

Alfred L.Leonard. Frank Lewis

X. M. Light- Gus. P. Lobr John N. Manning..

R. J. Manning Herman Martin

J. W. Mathers

Chas. McAuliffe ... J. A. McCarthy

H. T. McConvey ... H. A. McDonald...

H. T. McGowan....

J. G. McGrath

J. A. Mclntire W. S. McKean

R. W.McKeon

Thos. K. McKeir — W. A.Mellis John Me son ,

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons emiiloijed in iJie public printing, tj-c. —Continued.

89

yame.

Time employed. Amount

receiTed. Xame.

Days. Hoitrs.

E.E.:y:endenhaU.....|

Chas. W. Metzger ! 1-.., H. F. Milans.A ' D.G. Miller M. :ir. MitcheU

G. M. Mohler

D. TT. Morrison

E. J. Morton

E. Mnir

Albert K. Mnndlieim

Ellis G. Mvers

EdTrardG.]sralle John H. XaUey

G. AV. Xeill Horace ZSToah E. S. Xoland -W.AY.XoUe Wm. A. Ooie ^ James O. Gorman — L.'X. Patterson. ^^S\2:.JL.Y>U

Chas. P. Peake M. F. Peake

Chas. E. Pearson

L. Pierce • I. M. Pinkns

E. W. Pitner P.E. Porter A. H. Putts H. D. Pryor James Purcell ' Wm. F. Keidle James E. Keese : J. M. Kidgaway

E.T.Eice H.T.Pasg

Geo. A. Efnehart !

i J. R. Pusdon ' |.... Augustus L. Roberts . Wm. M. Robinson

Franklin Rogei s James B. Rogers Joseph Rogers j Jas. H. Ross I Stephen J. Rowe '

' Jos. L. Rowland

TTm. A. Sacrey

Chas. M. Sanderson E.E. Scott i S. C. Scott H. A. SeiTa TTm. H. Sessford

S. C. Shaut , John P. Sheehan James A. Sherrill.., Jas. H. Sherwood .

.

T. Shiel JohnC. Shirk

Thos. Shortiss R. H Silrey R. F. Simms

E. G. Smith H. H. Smith .... 'V. 0. Smith

E. D. Smoot

"Wm. H. Snow

Francis F. Sorbie.. H.K. Southland ... T. J. Southworth..

C. A. Spies T. C. Spurgeon....

J. B. .Srahl Clavton Stanford .

.

TV."^^. Stanford ... L. Staub

L. C. Stephens . J. C. Stewart

C. \V. Straughan....

I:

$140 05 84 40 101 30

8 30 555 15

50 153 70 88 70

79 60 193 55 815 55 119 40 192-65 163 15

82 85

20 95

30 60 716 05 964 15 414 6040 224 25 766 4C 243 75 268 95 15 80

7 75 626 70 753 60

1 00 57 35

64 40 835 70

13 90 10 60

111 00 718 10 614 00 850 80

70 958 90

8 80 759 70

10 40

13 90 891 00

27 30 357 20 74 50 118 50

17 80

18 00

1 25

4 45

723 85

201 15 393 90 113 55

9 30 652 40

94 60 212 85

5 35

574 45

7 GO 146 50 872 60 150 20

5 75 735 90 858 15 753 90 692 05

12 25 831 65

32 95

2 00

Time employed.

Days. Hours. John R. Sulliyan ... Arthur .J. Symonds.

L. Y. Taft.:

J. A. Talbatt

J. T. Taylor Richard Taylor A. Thomson, jr Chas. O. Thompson.

Eber Thompson

TV. D. Thornton....

E. S. Tompkins

H. F. Tompkins

E. T. Toner

S. A. Towers A. G. Tuohy

J. A. D. Turner R.X. Tolk

G. F. Tought

Henry TTalker

X. B. TValker John "Walkup

E. M. YTallington . .

.

H. TYampole Edward Warren

Fred. "Watson Henry Webb

M.E.Webster

James L. Welty W. J. Wilkinson . .

.

H. L. Williams

I. B. Wilson W. Y. Winans

T. B. Wood

H. L. Work

Charles Wright W. L. Young

M. F. Barrett George Berry Byron Bond' Harry W. Burnham

Geo. M. Cardero. ... Geo. P.DoweU

C. E. Farrington — D. W. Fleming

Henry L. Frazier . .

.

Geo. 'a. Gordon J.F.Grant

Harry C. Griffin James F. Kearney.

.

R. W.Kerr, jr...'.... Geo. Laurenzi - Remy Lefranc W. S. Lucas

E. J. Malone

E. Xott X.K. Penrod ...I Edw. Redfield ........

J. H. Schoepf

J. Franklin Sewall . .

.

C. E. Slentz H. W. Steyens

F. M. St. John

Monticello Stoddard..

D. I. Towers ! Lewis M. Turner I S.R. Wall JohnF. Weber

R. J. Wilson , John P. Wilyer | W. Young i H. H. Arnold

F. H. Barnhart ' Louis Bass ! S. H. BeU

Edwin M. Blake i J. C. Bon sail : James G. Boss i

Amount

receiyed.
90 . REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the imWic i)rinting, ^x.—Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

Castlemau P. Boss A. J. Boyer

F. A. Brasbears

F. E.Bucklaud ....j.. J. F. Campbell

R. H, Campbell

J. W. Carter

P. A. Caton A. Clausen TTm. M. Connell Edward W. Day

^Y. A. De Groot

L. C. Dillon Edward Eberbacli Wm. H. Farden A. L. Ferry Edw. Y. Fisher

J. W. Fletcher Geo. I. Ford

^. G. Forney

A. T. Foxwell

Jas. E. Frost Johnson L. Garrett...

J. L. Garrett "Wm. Giusta

J. S. Gourlay

Daniel Grady

E. G. Grumley

Arthur J. Hall

Fred. A. Hall

J. P. Hamilton

G. F. Hammer

G. Harford

J. Fisber Haner

Chas. H Hay

Chas. B. Hemingway

.

Theo. Hodes

C. Ed. Hodgkin John Hojmes

H. H. Humble

O. J. S. Hunnicutt. . .

.

Geo. S. Johnson Simeon Johnston

Jos. C . Kauffman

Samuel G. Kirby

Aug. M. Laine

'W. A. Lavalette Clarence Lewis

"W. A. Linton

J. H. Lowrey

J. F. LloydJr John Malej'

F. T. Malouey

C. W. Mander

H. C. Martin

J. F. Mauijin M. B McAbee

"W.F. McAvoy

J. A. McCabe

H. H. McKeever

F. B. Mercer

Jas. M. Montgomery .

.

John E. Morrison William H. Xelson

G. W. Xewell

Jeremiah O'Connell. .

.

A.E. Piatt

AV. T. Priddy

Theo. P. Beid

J. M. Pac hards

TT. F. Pvodrick

C. K. Schwrar M. J. Sherk

"W. E. Shields Geo. B. Silvey Thos. C. Simpson

J. L. Sinn

Time employed. Amount

received.

$711 30 346 40

1, 063 45 1,212 50 1,263 35

1, 063 65

1, 354 90 435 25 525 85 803 80 652 50 195 35

.81 15

5 55 295 35

717 90 14 50

11 50 691 45

912 00

1, 028 00

707 00

77 05 611 50 229 65

12 20 1,092 75

1, 133 05

1, 079 00 1,019 20 905 75

1, 151 85 172 05 1,170 90 692 75

327 25

672 75

1, 224 90 628 90 281 20 791 10

1, 233 40

256 25 713 45

1, 346 90 838 90 142 60

1, 255 30

68C 30

3.52 85

123 45

629 65

1, 004 70 756 00 10 60 955 00 364 30 256 80

1, 126 95

1, 229 45

226 75 1,254 80

1, 024 85 395 15 570 95 859 60 856 05

11 80 824 35

1, 280 60 602 05 421 45

828 52

1. 1.^9 75

693 75

373 70

1. 296 60

Name.

P. E. Summers

H. C. Tarlton Samuel W. Taylor...

J. L. Thompson

Eich. B. Topham

Chas. N. Warren

A. W. Webb

Geo. A. Webster

O. S. Webster

T. G. Williams

Jas. B. Williamson . .

.

W.A.Wilson

E. C. Wilson

S. K. Young

J. S. Ziegler

L. K. Zook

A. W. Adams

A. S. Adams

Ella Ahem

M. Ambrose

L. L. Andrews ..j A. Atchison

A. W. Bacon

F. Baker

E. V. Baker

Bettie Baker

Isabella Ball

E. E. Banks Mary Baptista A. Barrett

'D. P. Barrington

J. Barry

C. Bates

S. K. Bauman

' Amelia Baumgarten.

I C. M Barnaclo M. A. Bayliss Jane Beatty

Janie A. Bell Alta S. Berkley

L. BiUings

Mary A. Black M. J. Bowie

A. H. Bowie

A. Boyce

A. F. Boyer M. Boyle

C. Brelsford MoUie W. Brentley . .

.

J. Breslin, Mary Brick Kate J. BrintnalL...

D. C. Brooke

E. M. Brummagim . .

.

Carrie Bryan M. Bryan . , Belle Burgess M. A. Burgess Fannie E. Burke

J. A. Burr

Mollie E. Burrows . .

.

0. K. Burwell Mary E. Baete

A. Butler Sarah C. Butler

L. M. Burnett

Bettie Brown

Winifred Cahill Julia Callahan Emma L. Carrico

Belle Carter

Julia F. Cary

Elizabeth Casper

S. A. Chapman

M. C. Chapman

F. Chase

Belle Carter . .

.-

Time employed

Days. Hours
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in tlie inihlic printing, ^x. —Continued.

91

r» anie. Time employed. Amount

received.

XT Time employed.

Days. Hours. Days Hours.

rannie Coleman $248 22 313 36 237 58 519 75

663 50 274 50 116 15 111 45

3 00 540 50 356 50 329 44

363 70 470 50 43 17 321 11

3.?3 70 443 18 333 25

169 23 72 85 221 15 237 65 250 51 200 22 185 47 334 84

6 66 275 74

202 91 468 40

383 81 498 54 147 89 372 05 613 19 300 83 425 27 581 35 139 23 399 13 476 53 447 42

280 31 170 29

22 88 214 18 342 39 233 07 306 74

123 13 64 26 34 93 277 79 234 97 97 09 74 27 116 81 239 59

185 43 429 47 195 37 311 91 584 98 351 00 145 95 606 63 141 40 224 25 104 21 524 80 190 05 326 88 301 24 379 91 124 49 206 14

1 X. Felger

E. Clasett Xellie E. Fish E.X.Clark

K. Flavin EUa r. Clements...... Catherine Clone F. M. Fletcher BeUe Coleman H. C. Flynn

K. C. Foley

S. Collins J. B. Forbes

S. Fordham

M. Fordham

C. Fowler

X. B.Franklin

1 Y. Franklin M. Corbin i M. Garttrell B. A. Cotti Belle Gates

Bell Gheen

M. Gibbs... Louise Gibson ElUe C.Glasgow

Georaie E.Crawford.. C.Godey

Nellie Cronin E. TT. Godwin

L. M. Cross : E.Gould Lucv E. Crupper

S. M. Crow

H. Daily

C. Dailv Alice M. Greenwood

.

A. Dalv A. L Griffith

' M.Hall M.Darbv

L. J. Dait

E. Daris F. L. Harbin L.H.Davis Ella C. Hardy

S. Dickson

X. Dio-ss Ida Diuser , E. J. Harper

F. V. Harris ...

E. Donnellv F. A. Haskell

F. Dorsev..... M. E. Hays

Annie M. DoVney

Lizzie Downie.-l Mary E. Head

J. A. Downing Minnie Healey

P. Dubant E. Heffell Lucy Dutfv

S. Edelen LM.Edelin

Sarali Edmonds i L. T. Edmonston Edith A. Hicks

J. Elliot Clara M. Elliott Eva Hill L E.Ellis L. Hill Mary E. Ellsworth A. Hodge

Maria V. Espey M. V.Hoffinan E.J.Essex M. X. Hopkins

Laura V. Etter Lucy Horton

V. M. Eyans Ella House Mary Eyans M. Earrell J. Howlin

Alice H. Faubel M. C. Huber

Sal lie Eaulkner

Amount

received.
92 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in the piiblic printing, 4^c. —Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

Jaue Hiiorhes Mary L. Hullings Annie M. Humes

S. Hiisted A. Hvitson Mira Henry

S. Jack

Sarah E. Jackson H. V. Jeffries M. A. Johnson

L. H. Johnson H.Johnson M. W. Jones

V. A. Jones

E. Jones Jennie KanfPman Annie E. Kealey

T. Keefe Maggie Keefe

Katie A. Keefe

Ella Kelly

B. Kennelly

E. L. Kennedy

S. E. Kerper M. J. Kersey Maria Keys

Julia King

M. Kirsch

Ella Knox

R. Korts Emma M. Kroger M. LaBille K. La Bille E. Lackey Eosa La Covey

E. Laden *. J. La Fontaine

Ellen Landvoigt

E. Laporte ^ Mary Larman

E. Lease A. V. Lee Mary A. Lenihan

Eannie Littleton M. F. Long

T>. Lord M. E. Lowe

C. Luckett

C. Lusby

Florence Lusby

Mary E. Lynch

H. Macnamee

A. E. Mailory Jennie E. Manning

J. E. Mansfield M. A. Mapes M. E. Marceron

E. Marche

E. Marsh

A. Martin

Alice Martin

S. Martin Lula M. Mason

C. Maus

Sarah J. May

Hattie McC'abe

Nettie L. McCampbell

Annie S. McCarter

A. McCarthy M. M. McCarthy

Mamie McClelland Annie McCristal

F. M. McCristal A McDowell

Mattie McFee

Mary McGinnell . Minnie F. McGowan.

Time employed. Amount

received. Name.

$59 45

505 32 135 88 413 21 317 98

11 28 601 36 445 84 325 47

245 36 276 23 208 72 16S 37 604 10

- 196 58 62 31 32 37 319 25

276 55 206 62 195 04 225 50 255 57 198 91 155 79 262 45

259 98

221 91 131 38

371 46

311 86 383 48

181 06 599 75 408 47

93 90 32 86 423 56 171 92 232 82 154 04 287 00 47 15 119 00 507 41 335 49

296 02 176 58 454 42 205 59 103 83

80 51 265 51 145 59 486 60 223 59 278 55 467 42 119 12 489 85 204 02 550 77 302 27 613 50 473 71 282 82

321 20 214 12 501 64 292 27 124 70

y7 76 224 86 399 33 179 44

64 88 138 04

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

! E V. McGraw ,

i Belle J. Mclntyre . A. C. McKelden

F. B. McKelden

L. A. McKenney ' Eliza L. McLain

M.J. McLeod

M. A. McLeod

M. McNamara

Mary A. McNamara .

.

Amelia McNulty

Mary J. McReynolds- J M. G. Meals..: ' Sallie Mills | S. Moeus I Bessie S. Mohun [ B. Mooney I Katie Mooney | Elizabeth Mooney | Laura A. Moore I Lizzie Moran ' Mattie R. Morgan j Mary Morris ' M. M. Mori-ow vj Lizzie A.Morrow \ H. H. Morse | Dollie Moxley

H. Murphy | M. Murphy

Lizzie C. Murphy : M. E. Murray j Susie Myland

A. M. ^ ash

L. Neitzey ,

ij R. Nelson

j Nellie Nixon

] May E. Norbeck

l| M. B. Norbeck ,

1 Mary C. O'Brien — • Annie O'Brien ,

! Maggie O'Connell. M. T. O'Connor

j Katie O'Connor

I Mary A. O'Neill

' Nellie O'Prey Mary A. Orme ,

I M. E. Owner

I M. Page

I C. Palmer ,

i J. T. Parham

i S. Partridge

'} Ella Patterson

I M. V. Pemberton..

E. C. Phillips , A. Piggott ,

' Julie E. Plant A. Pleasants

C. R. Pocock

F. Pope

C.Pope

' A. J. Porter

:: Sarah E.J.Porter..

\\ E. J. Proctor

I M. A. Proctor

I Emma Pumphrey . .

,

\'. M.T.Purdy

I. E. Robbitt

h Ella Randolph

t K.Reapsomer

1 M. Reid

i D.Reillv , Agnes Renehan

' S. Reynolds

' E. R. Richards

i Dora C. Riecks

i Effa J. Ritchie R. S. Ritchie
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the pnlylic printing, ^'c. —Continued. 93

Kame.

Amelia R. Patter JiiJiaEobinson

Jo3ie G. Eobinson...

Louise Eockfellow... A. Rogers

L. Rogier M. A. Ross

L. Russell M. A. Ryan

H. Ryder

A^Sayers

Rose E. Schneider . .

.

H. Sclireiner L. Selvey

E. F. Sharkey

L. Shepherd M. E. Sherwood M. A. Sibley -Mary Sierenberg

L. Silvers Mary J. Sinclair Annie L. Smart M. J. Smith

Majrgie K. Smith

Katie Snee

Mattie G. Sollers

O. J. Somerrill©

S. D. Soper ,.. M.T.Spalding.....'.. M. E. Speisser t

.

Minnie Spratley Sue Stevens Laura B. Stewart

Katie Strono: Laura F. Suit E. C. Sullivan M. Sullivan A. Sullivan Octavia SuUvane

Josie M. Summers . .

.

E. J. Syduor

Frances Szegedy

A. Tavlor

Georgia E. Tennyson.

Time emj ployed.

I Amount

received. Days. Hours, i Name.

Days. Hours.

.1 !

$30 77 262 32

200 49 108 22 420 41 528 97 131 07 585 75

599 25 248 41 323 63 173 43 i 5il 50 494 93 356 11 358 93 450 32 389 99

169 48

120 01 66 23 391 85 546 18

177 75

537 39 188 60 523 32 559 77 328 92 584 32

8 34

3 62 192 09 129 54 220 84 443 22 350 89 146 04

39 45

157 43 474 72 103 99

501 74

191 85

H. M, Terry

E. Thomas' M. A. Thompson

Augusta Thompson. Rhoda M. Thorn....

D. C. Toole Maggie E. Toomey.

.

Florence B. Towers.

A. E. Tvrrell Lottie B. Tyson

Mollie Vannattar... Ida Walker

E. V. Walker

R. WaUing

A. S. Walls M. Walsh

Katie Walsh Mary E. Walsh

M. Ward

R. A. Watson

J. E. Watson

H. Webster

E. L Webster

G. Webster

E. Wells

E. E. Wemwag

Minnie Wetzel

lilaggie Whaley

Emma L. Wllke

J. Wilsen Fannie Wilson Mai y E. Wilson

L. Emily Windsor .. K M. Wingate

F. M. Withers Mamie Wood

M. Woodend Emma Woolsey

Kate Wootton

J. I. Yates

C. L. Young

E. M. Young

KLZeU

Time employed. Amount

received.

PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H. Roberts

Jas. W.White | 313 J.A.Perkins ; 306 P.J.Byrne i 248 D. W. Landvoigt

Chas. Lemon

C. Denham W. J. Kingsbury ' Edwin Walmsley ; Wm. J. Harris .

| 78 Wm. Haves I P. C. Gilfon

S. S. Barrett ! Varden Bishoj' i G. S. Britt i J. Fr. Buehler Henry Chase John P. Cole

T. D.ComwfU

S. T. Crawford

D. F. Fallon A. Fitz Simons Arthur H. Frisbee . J. F. Fuller Wm. Gaisbtrg ... . Jos. E. Gallv John Gantley

J. H. Graham

J. W. Gray

H. L. Grinn.'in

413

2, 536

2, 191

2, 550

2, 276

2, 545

1, 875

3, 101

3, 201

1, 761

2, 400

2, 554

2, 548

2, 435

2, 581

2, 677

2, 450

1, 129

2, 349

2, 184

1, 981

2, 627

1, 181 572

2, 409

1, 685

2, 533

2, 100 1,799

1, 63-2 1,487 1,268

1, 095

1, 275

1, 038

1, 272

1,042

1,240

1, 280 704

960

1, 021

1, 019 974

1, 032

1, 070 980

451 939

873

792

1, 050 472 228

963 674

715

H. Hammond

Chas. Heffernan . . . .

.

A. A. Henry

H. W. Hobbs

A. G. Hullett W. T. Johnston

J. B. Keleher

Geo. W. Kensil

C. A. Knockey

Igns. M. Knott

Samuel Koockogey .

.

H. R. Koon

S. W. Lewis

Albert W. Luhrs

Joseph Maddren

Robert H. Marcellus

.

John Matthews

Alex. McAllister

R. A. McPherson Henry Morgan

Geo. 0. Morris

Daniel Murphy

D. A. Murphy

Wm. M Nicholson .. John H. Paterson .

.

Joseph E. Peissner. . W. H. Richardson... D. C. Ringgold

G. Rosewag

H. Sage

2, 340 936 00

2, 570 797 30

2, 521 1, 008 40

1, 754 701 60

2. 493 997 20

2, 425 970 00 2,424 840 30 704 281 60

2, 582 1, 032 80

2, 504 1, 001 60

2, 496 998 40

2, 499 999 60

2, 510 1, 004 00

60 24 00

2, 618 1, 047 20

728 291 20

2, 436 974 40

2, 390 956 00

2, 575 1, 030 00

2, 637 1, 054 80

1, 886 754 40

2, 286 1,309

914 40

523 60

2, 505 1, 002 00

2, 623 1,049 20 2,611 1, 044 40

2, 527 1,010 80 1,768 707 20

2, 507 1, 002 80

2, 364 829 95
94 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Persons employed in ilie puWic printing, ^-c. —Continued.

Name.

W. P. Slater Chas. TV. Sparks...^. Thomas Songster

Thomas F. Stewart.. W. Edw. Stockett.... Eichard Sweetman .

James Thomson

Geo. L. Tracy

C.H. Welsh

Geo. A. AVhitford.... Ferd. F. Bogia

Jos. E. Casey

A. S. Davidson

H. C.Dobbs

T. W. Butcher

C. R. Eckloff Edwd. T. Eckloff . . .

C. Thos. Elwood

Geo. Griffiith T. J. Hardester

F. S. Metcalf

J. W. Pyemont

J. L. Ratcliff R. H. Eathvon

Geo. Sigeers

Jas. M. Stockstt

T. M. Triplett H. L. Wells

Geo. M. White

Chas. A. Williams . . - A. L. Wood

J. J. Yoknm

John Adams

James O. Amos

Henry Anderson . . .

E. T. Anderson

Jas. K. Baily Wm. V. Bain Arthur E. Baker

G. 0. Barnes

J. W. Beall John L. Bentzler Eeinhard Biehl

Geo. W. Bilyen

Jas. T. Blakeney

Geo. H. Bodensick . .

Adam Brandt

Geo. E. P. Britt Wm. M. Britton

J. J. Brunor

A. J. Buehler

Jas. E. BuUock

Geo. D. Burch W. B. Burger

Peter Byrne John J. Bvmes Wm. E. Caffrev

P. J. Caldwell " John P.D. Caton

F. E. Chaffee

B. Chase Wm. Chedal W. F. Clarkson James Clinton

J. C. Cobb

Joseph Colignon

C. C.Colue

Eobt. A. ConneU

Jas. D. Conner

George Corlies Frank L. Comwell

F. E. Cunningham

Arthur C. Delevingue.

L. W. Denham

John Doherty W. P. Dowden

Horace C. Dowling . .

M. A. Dn Bois James E. Duvall

Time enij- ployed.

Days. Hours.

710

1, 961

2, 612

2, 196

714

2, 627

2, 525

2, 155

2, 550

2, 616

2, 222

2, 523 2,413

2. 559

2, 584

1, 381

2, 432

2, 502

2, 543

2, 196

2, 488

2, 463

2, 340

2, 422

2, 500

2, 499

2, 460

2, 464

Amount

received.

152 265 44944

619

784

201 380

621

1, 647

2, 425

2, 337

1, 706

2, 636

1, 347

2, 362 924

1, 053

2, 549

2, 354

638

2, 364

2, 349

2, 459

2, 477

2, 479

1, 709

839

1, 996

2, 031

1, 454

536

2, 483

2, 403

2, 651

2, 390 423

954

2, 5] 3

1, 11452

1, 592

2, 067 369

,177

,732

,274

,219 816

917

Name.

$284 00 784 40

1, 044 80 878 40 285 60

1, 050 80

1, 010 00 862 00

1, 020 00

1, 046 40 888 80

1, 009 20 965 20

1, 023 60

1, 033 60 552 40

972 80

1, 000 80

1, 017 20 878 40 995 20 985 20 936 00 968 80

1, 000 00 999 60 984 00 985 60 860 80

906 00 979 60 i- 17 60 ; 1, 047 60 I: 713 60 |; 880 40 ;! 552 00 l! 1,048 40 li 658 80 [! 35 20 I 970 00 |! 934 80 ;! 682 40 !| 1, 054 40 ji 538 80 !i 944 80 i! 369 60 1] 421 20 !i 1,019 60 ii 941 60 jl 255 20 I 945 60 !i 939 60 :| 983 60 jl 990 80 ij 991 60 !; 683 60 II 335 60 1

798 40 il 812 40

581 60 I 214 40 ,i 993 20 : 961 20 : 1, 060 40 ;! 956 00 " 169 20 381 CO : 1,005 20 445 60

20 80 636 80 826 80 547 60 470 80 692 80 I 509 60 I 487 60 I 326 40 I 366 80

H. T. Eckart

G. W. Engel

H. G. Espev

J. A. B. Espey W.G. Evens

Chas. O. Fields George Finch

H. C. Fish

Geo. W. Fisher

Chas. Fowler

J. W. Fox

Eobert T. Frailey . .

C. Franz John M. Gantley . .

Wm. GUliard Wm. M. Glover M. B. Gordon W. L. Griggs Edward Grimes

Joseph A. Handley.

E. B. Harford

Augu.stus Hartman.

Wilson Harvey

John C. Helff Wm. L.Hettinger .. John C. Hodges

E. Holtzman Henry T. Houck . .

Wm.'Howlett

Theo. K. Hynicka .

J. Kane . . L. P. Keech Thomas Keegan Henrv J. Kehr

T.J. Kelly , John Kerr , Frank P. Kimmell ., Gustave King

John F. King

Gus. Knapp

Jno. E. Knight

C. M. Knott

C. H. Koehler , Chas. H. Krener Augustus Kiihner . .

E. S. Lafferty Gustave Lancer

Jno. A. Landvoigt . .

D. P. Leach John I. Leitch E. G. Lowey

G. A. Lyon

J. S. Maddren Wm. Marshall John Masteison George H. Maurer . .

Thos. O. May

E. McCarter

J. H. McCormick

Martin McCormick..

J. F. McDonald

Henry McGiveru

J. P. McKean....... Wm. McLanahan Wm. McLane

Chas. A. McISramee..

J. Meehan Andrew Mi-lville Thos. Menshaw . Chas. F. Miller Frank Miller E. W. Moore Wm. S. Moore

J. C. Motherhed

D. J. Munn

C. K. Xalley W. W. Nalley

E. Nash

George A.. O'Donnell

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

2, 811 $1, 124 40

1, 248 499 20

2, 359 943 60

2,548 1, 019 20

2, 594 1, 037 60

44 17 60

2,435 974 00

2, 539 1, 015 60

2, 691 1, 076 40

1, 359 543 60

2, 549 1, 019 60

2, 004 801 60

2, 568 1, 027 20

2, 527 1, 010 80 430 172 00

2, 470 988 OO

2, 411 964 40

1, 904 1 761 60

1, 474 589 60

2, 666 1, 066 40

729 291 60

2,369 948 40

2, 458 983 20

2, 032 812 80

1, 566 626 40

2, 456 982 40

533 213 20

2, 197 878 80

1, 696

573

678 40

229 20

1, 824 729 60

2, 646 1, 058 40

2, 458 983 20

2, 130 862 00

2,411 964 40

57 22 80

2, 313 925 20

1, 880 752 OO

296 118 40

377 150 80

794 817 60

2, 374 949 60

2, 587 1, 034 80 701 280 40

2, 833 1, 133 20

117 46 80

2, 035 814 00

2, 471 988 40

2, 676 1,070 40

2, 553 1, 021 20

2, 468 987 20

2, 499 999 60

2,603 1, 041 20

1, 665 666 00 646 258 40

2. 396 958 40

2, 569 1, 027 60

1, 809 723 60 2,319 927 60

44 17 60

2, 12(1 848 00

1, 470

663

588 00

265 20

1,873 749 20

2,293

' 917 20

1,412 564 80

904 361 60 729 291 60

1, 150

892 460 00

356 80

2. 271 908 40

2. 503 1,001 20

1, 723

880

689 20

352 00 992 396 80

1, 0.53 421 20

2, 494 997 60 1,429 571 60

1, 804 721 60
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Xo, 13.

Persons employed in tJie public pr'miing, ^x. —Continued. 95

Name.

I Time em- j

! ployed.

| Days. Hours.

}

Amount

received.

John O'Eeilly Geo. W, Orem

T. F.Pendel , Milton Phillips F. C. Philpitt R. M. Phipps

Joseph Portch John Pridgeon , Ed. P. Puihphrey.

.

James Eead .'.

.

Jake Eeiher William B. Eeilly.

.

A. Eeybert

Eichard Eoberts. .

.

Jas. S. Eobinson .

;

' James A. Eutherford . Jas. A. Evan

"William Scott

"W. S. Sheaff. Gale Sherman CP. Shettle Frank Siebert A. A. Smith

F.P. Smith i Jas. B. Smith j J. B. Smithers ! Jas. A. .Stockman

S. E. Stratton , Peter Swift Andrew Taff Alfred Thomas

David A. Thompson .

.

Dennis Toomey

Chas. E. Tretler John F. Tan Horn

A. A. Tessie \ E.W. TTade [ Fred Wagner i E. WakeliLg , John Walde.. \ Chas.H. Walker. v.... John E. Walsh........!

Ed-\vin E. Waters • H. Weiss I Chas. W. WeDs I Geo.K. White j John^Vhite | Charles S.Willis i W.E.Wright

Chas. P. P. Wroe....

Eobt. H. Zimmerman

Thomas Brennan. .. John J. Bums

George B. Bury

John K. Bush

Louis S. Clendaniel . Chas. Daly Frank Donn

Frank H. Eberle.... John A. Flather WiUiam J. Flynn . .

.

Clinton Groshon

Geo. B. Harleston . .

.

Lewis P. Holden Frank A. Kennedy.

.

George Kevser

Thos. L. Koontz Harry A. Lammond.

Frank M. Lang.ston. Theo. Mack

William Maloney. John Morris ... Eichard Murphy . .

.

John G. Pettibone .

.

Chas. G. Eogier L^ohn Shea Wm. G. Walde......

2,391 i 2,405 i 1,487 ! 134 ! 287 j 860 I 1,747 i 1, 129

1, 130

1, 505

954

1, 407

2, 363

603 623

608 2,476 I 2, 576 I 2,272 i 1,164 I 2, 038 2,472 I 2, 408

1, 081

2, 399

24

1, 371 735 1,703

2, 738

1, 349

2, 009

2, 509

2, 495

2, 399

1, 238

1, 075

2, 495

691

1, 695

2, 786 1,096

2, 371

2, 449

2, 529

2, 043

2, 088

2, 336

1, 954 I 2, 522 ! 423

2, 481

2, 504 2,451

1, 741

2. 428

2, 304

2, 480

1, 274

2, 395

.1 2, i

.: 2,

.1 2,

.1 2,

. 2,

193 524

340 166

463

438

1, 294

.! 2, 991

1, 646

$956 40 962 00 594 80 : 53 60 114 80 344 00 698 80 451 60 452 00 602 00

" 381 60 518 25 945 20

241 20 : 249 20 i 243 20 \ 990 40

1, 030 40

908 80 ' 465 60 i 815 20 ; 988 80 i 963 20 I 432 40

1, 022 40

9 60 : 548 40 ; 294 00

681 20 i 1, 095 20 I 539 60 I 803 60

1, 003 60 : 998 00 959 60 ! 495 20 ' 430 00 998 00 276 40 678 00

1, 114 40 438 40 948 40 979 60

1, Oil 60 817 20 835 20 934 40 ' 781 60 1,008 SO i 265 60 I 52 87

' 310 11 354 9S 415 34 223 16 304 70 345 15 576 00

387 49

159 23 340 89 310 95 65 50 ' 317 89 270 73 576 70 ' 337 93 161 74

222 98 401 38 460 64 i 350 32 ! 81 12 ; 550 65 i 123 86 I 205 74

Xame. Time employed.

Days. Hours. W. T. Webster

Charles S. West

H.C. Williss

Stella Barrett Annie T. Bryerton.

.

Maggie Brverton. .. Edella Burdette

L. .J. Burse F.E.Carter Annie Chapman

C. Crooks

S. C. Cushing

S. C. Cushman

E. D. Davis M. E. Dow

Ida E. Evans

Katie A. Gallaher. .

.

Annie E. Ghant

Maggie Kaiser

B. Knott

E. A. Leonard , Kate H. Locke

M.J. Lovell I A. L. Macomber j M. A. McGraw i Carrie B. McKnight. . . \ Kate H. Montfredy . . . i M. P.Parke .: Lillie B. Eees i Annie Reillv | Ella Eiley :. J Jennie Eutherford N.E.Evan ! Bettie fechiller i Maggie E. .Spriggs . . . . i F. Sullivan Maggie H. Tavlor ... C. L. Wirt

E. M.Yerger

Agne.^ Adams -•: Mary E. Bailey ...U. Josephine E. Bennett

Carrie A. Booth M.E. Calvo Mary E. Coleman

H. A. Gambrill

L. Gaughran

M. E. Henley Marv M. Jenkins Kate Kelly Eose Kleiber

B. F. Leach M. E. Lenman

M. Markham

L. McCalferty Anna L Meloy

Sallie Micheal Jane E. Minor

S. E. Perley

L. Piggott

E. G. Proctor Amelia T. Eitter Fannie C. Smith

Francis Straub

S. E. Twitchell Eva Walker

Louisa Wells

F. W. Adams

Anastasia Aheme...

Alice Alexander Mamie S. Allen Maria Anderson M. L. Andrews Mary F. Ashbum . .

.

E. M. Ashton M. Atchison M. H, Atwell

390

2, 408

2, 490

1, 801

1, 350 938

2, 110

2, 459

2, 479

2. 382

2; 572

2, 257 415

1, 985

2, 264

1, 919

1, 961 585 704

2, 407

Amount

received.

,450 i 463 j 361 I 167 1 204 ! 218 i 942 j 200 819 ! 205

277 584

375

233 I 332 I 108

208 429

553

2. 263

2. 218

2, 498

2, 285

2, 436

572

2, 354

2, 431

2,460

2, 507 737

2, 477

2, 226

2, 505 789

2, 466

483

090

190

350 425

1, 835

2, 737

1, 008

2, 349
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persona employed in ilie imhUc printing, c|'c —Continued.

Name. Name.

Time employed.

Kattie D. Baird

E. J. Baker Kate Ball M. E. Barker , B. E. Barues Mary A. Barron Mary Barry Mamie E. Barry Mary E. Barry

0. A. Bartlett Janie A. Bell Kate Bennett , Annie Berrv

Clara V. Bishop

Lydia J. Bixley . - Elzgenie Blankman . . J Adelia A. Bowen Mary V. Bowler M.E.A.Bovd

A. F. Boyer Ann Brannan Mary A. Brannan Maggie A. Broderick Marv E. Brown

M. W". Brown Donna Buchanan. Mamie E. Burford ... M. J.Burkholder .... Jennie Burns Ada Burr

Cora Burr RBushee

Kate Butler A. Callahan

Yirginnia Cammack . Kate Cantiue Mary Carjienter •. Ida Carroll Annie Cassell L. A. Caulk Annie M. Cavanagh.

Cara Chase , S. E. Christian M. B. Clagett Annie L. Clark

Julia F. Clokey

Maggie Colbert A. aT Colclesser , Florence Cole .. H. Collins Sarah Collins Annie V. CoUison M. A. Connell

Alice Corcoran

O. A. Cowing.."

Carrie Cowling

Indiana Cowling

Florence D. Cowling. Margaret Cronin

S. E. Ci onin

F. F. Ci upper Mary T.Daley.. ..... jSTanuie Daniel ...:<-.. Mary Daniels Julia Darhy

S. C. Darby

Ellen Darcy Maggie Devlin A. Dickins

Sallie Dobbins

Ellen Donaldson Mary F. Dove

Kate Dowden

P. Dubaut C Durham

Eonie Elms

Alice M. Embrey

2, 481 $570 63

1, 904 437 92

1, 817 417 91 97 22 31

1, 227 282 21 107 24 61

1, 620 372 60 78 17 94

2, 383 .548 09

2, 468 567 64 513 12 19

83 19 09

1, 101 253 23 377 86 71

1, 526 350 98

1, 003 230 69

2, 444 562 12

1, 848 425 05

2, 293 527 39

1, 023 235 29

1, 078 247 94

1, 689

686 388 47

157 78

1, 557 358 11 148 34 04

1, 691 388 93

1, 354 311 42

1, 435 330 05 181 41 63 72 16 56

1, 591 365 93

2, 482 570 86

893 205 39

2, 798 643 54

1, 147 263 81 828 190 44

2, 439 560 97 200 46 00

1, 204 224 61

2, 504 575 92

1, 455 334 65

1, 663 382 49 305 70 15

2, 225 511 75 655 150 65 352 80 96

2, 246 516 58

1, 864 428 72

110 25 30 1,443 331 89

1, 804 414 92 727 167 21 560 128 80 559 128 57 204 46 92 757 174 11

1, 789 411 47

l' 651 379 73 '328 75 44

1, 347 309 81 789 181 47 656 150 88 932 214 36 1,457 335 11 323 74 29

1, 757 404 11

2, 357 542 11

1, 896 436 08

1, 578 362 94 424 97 52

1, 577 362 71

2, 225 511 75

1, 881 432 63 441 101 43

1, 907 438 61

1, 860 427 80 771 177 33

Isabel English Anna Erb

L. C. Estabrooks M. Falconer M. M. Farrar Mary Farrell

S. K Feltham

Ella M. Ferguson

Carrie M. Fields Jennie H. Fitch M. A. Fithian Mary H. Fitz Patrick Katie Flemming

Emma V. Ford Mary A. Ford Kate Fox

A. C. Francis

Ella Gallagher

G. Gantt Minnie Georges , M. A. Gibbs

L. Gibney

Annietta E. Gibson.. H. GiUiland Ada E. Glover

E. V. Goddard Mary S. Gordon

Jennie Goss

Josie Goszler Francis Graves

Katie Greer Annie E. Gross Susan Guerin

E. N. Haines

Carrie F. Hartwell Johanna Hempler . .

.

S. E. Henning

Lida Henry

Louisa Henry , M. Henry

Mary E.HiU i Mary C. Hines j W, J.Hodson

Florence Hoffman . : . . I "Winonie Holland I E. J. Holohan ! M. A. Holt Mary Honan E J. Hooper

L. L. Hoover

Susan Houck

Marion Hough

OraE. Hubler , G. Hunter

Elizabeth Huntress L.A.Hyde

Maggie B. Hyde

M. Kate Hyiies Lula Hyson

Kate Jacobs ... F. M. Jacobsen Emma Jefl'ries Jennie A. Jenkins . Annie E. Johnston . Ella A. Johnston .

.

E. E. Johnston

Isabella Johnston .

.

Mary Joyce Annie E. Kealy

E. Keanan . . . M. E.Keleher , Sarah C. Kennedy.

.

E. Kepner

Amanda Klotz

Nellie Kraft Emma H. Lamb

Ellie S. Lane

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

2, 644 $608 12 954 219 42

2, 316 532 68

2, 680 616 40

1, 542 356 39 992 228 16

1, 812 416 76 669 158 41

' 103 23 69 255 58 65

1, 085 249 55

2, 616 601 68 422 97 06

339 77 97

1, 457 335 11

1, 798 413 54

920 211 60 680 156 40 400 92 00 328 75 44

823 189 29

671 157 30

2, 309 531 07 400 92 00 415 95 45

5-54 127 42

2, 309 531 07

2, 646 608 58

1, 624 373 52

1, 905 43S 15

l' 865 428 95

1, 454 334 42

' 992 228 16 1,473 338 79

72 16 56

847 194 81

2, 377 546 71

1, 252 287 96

1, 862 428 26

' 47 10 81

1 906 438 38

l' 901 437 23 1359 315 54

' 375 86 25

1 609 370 98

2 225 511 75

' 364 83 72 958 220 34

1 412 328 72

2 322 534 06

1 221 280 83

l' 857 427 11

' 437 100 51

1 720 395 60

2 321 533 83

2 468 567 64

l' 584 364 32

l' 782 409 86

2 262 520 26

1^474 339 02

2, 447 562 81

1, 061 244 03

757 174 11

1, 816 417 68

2, 626 603 98

2, 374 546 02

2, 379 547 17

1, 709 393 07

1,473 338 79

1, 456 334 88

289 66 47

692 159 16

1,719 395 37

449 105 99

703 161 69

44 95 22 403 93 43
REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.Fersons employed in the jpublic printing, tfc. —Continued. 97

Time employed.. Xame.

Days. Hours.

Delia C. Lan?

TT. V. Leckron

Clara Lees Susan Lemmon

M. A. Lenihan PaI me E. Levy

Xillie Lewis M. G-. Lillie Mamie C. Lincoln. .

.

Annie H. Lindsley.

.

P. M. Lineaweaver. .

,

Annie E. Long

E. F. Long EUen Lynch

Mary Lynch

Ida E. Lyons

'Johanna" Lyons , Kate Lyons

Mattie Mace , Lizzie Mack

Sallie K. Macnichol .

.

Blanche MagTuder. . K. G. Marcellus M. V. Martin

Florence Massey

2s^ettie McCabe

E. McCarthy

Innoceutia ilcGill . .

,

M. J. McKenney

E. L. McLain

Xatie McXamara. . .

.

Maggie A. Meehan .

.

Emma Miller Margart-t Mitchell. .

.

Eittie Mitchell Oei trade Moore ..1. Amelia Moreno. . . J.

.

Saliie Morgan

Katie Morris

L. T. Morris

D. A. Mortimer

Satie A. Murphy

Mary A. Murray

Mary Xasser M. J. Neale

Ma.Ty ]S'olan Minnie Xorlieet Kate O'Gorman

Minnie Osborne Eebecca Orr Martha K. Payne Lou M. Pembeiton. .

.

Lizzie Pettit Susie Pierce W. A. Plant Josephine Plumer . .

.

Mary L. Posey

Beatrice Prather Kate M.Price

Sadie Praette M. Pureell F. Kainey

'Annie L. Randolph .

.

Julia Eeady * Mary A. Peardon. . .

.

Agnes H. Eeid M. Louise Eeily M.J. Richards

IS'ellie P. Richardson.

E. E. Ricksecker

Ella M. Ridgely

E. L. Robertson

Clara J. Robinson . .

.

Lciu Rogers

I M. Rutherford M. Rutherford

E. V. Sandeison

Amount

received. ^Tame.

581 $133 63 144 33 12 731 163 13 912 209 76 416 95 68

1, 807 418 58

2, 361 543 03 734 169 56

1, 129 259 67 120 27 60

1, 663 382 49

1, 005

1, 561 231 05 359 03

2, 459 565 57 920 211 60

2, 496 574 08

1, 835 422 05

1, 886 433 78 726 169 54

1, 704

1, 667

391 92 383 41

1,' 907 438 61 ' 328 75 44 16 3 68

2, 470 568 10

1, 316 305 40

2, 491 572 93

l' 8-^0 418 60 'l92 44 16 400 92 00

2, 014 463 22 i 749 172 27 595 136 85

2, 511 577 53 2 394 550 62 184 42 32 ! 1, 470 338 10 ' 2, 033 467 59 i 1, 060 243 80 925 212 75 423 97 29

1, 007 231 61

1, 822 419 06 I 384 88 32 i 602 138 46 ! 1 879 432 17

1, 283 295 09

1, 485 341 55

1, 843 423 89 ! 1, 843 423 89 i L861 428 03 1 1, 588 368 21 I ' 663 152 49 : 124 28 52

1, 484 341 32 : 1, 111 407 33 i I, 458 335 34 i 2, 655 610 65 ' '377 86 71

1, 261 290 03

1, 840 4'23 20 1 727 167 21 i 109 25 07 1 751 172 73 ' 1, 584

8 364 321 84 , 759 174 57 . 16 3 68

' 531 122 13 730 167 90 : 950 218 50 1 189 43 47 1 1, 807 418 58 1 2, 742 630 66 ; 73 16 79

' 415 95 45 i 1, 740 468 36 i

Time employed.

Days. Hours. M. Y. Settle Anna T. Shaw

L. A. Shepherd

H. Sherwood

Margaret Shields Mary Shock Mary Shugrue

Mary J. Sinclair ......

S. E. Sisson t.. Mary A. Smith Mary Snow

Lizzie Soper Sarah Sorrell Ella M. Springer M. J. Stanley

S. Y. Stansbury

C. Stanton Mary Stanton Dora Steele .X K. Stevens Sue Stevens

Xellie C. Stinson RosieH. StoU 0eta via Sulivane

Ellen Sullivan

J. M. Sullivan Maggie Sullivan Mary Sullivan Rosa Sullivan Cheney Swain

Victoria Sweeney | K.E Temple

E.J. Tenly M. -J. Thompson

Mary J Topham . .

.

Bessie B. Throckmor- j ton -

! K. B. Throckmorton. . .

Bertie Tibbetts ;

" Rebecca Tolson ; Jennie Torneyj ' Ella Torrey |

| Mary Turkenton ;

j Maria Van Alstine 1

{ Elizabeth A Yose i Dollie Waller

A. M. TTashington i Je.ssie M. Warren I E. E. ATernwag 1 ! Mary W'eser j j M. R.AYesthorpe j Maggie Whalev j K. M. Wh:tney.

Alaitaa Wilkins I Belle AVilliams I

j At. T. Williams M. C. Williamson ' Julia A. Wolf j Kate Wootton

Josie Wright

Jennie Yates \ Lsabella Young [ M. B. Blankman

Clara E. Carter Mary J. Catlin Katie Chase Emily T.Coke , Laura Crider , Ida E. Davis M. A. Dodson

Sallie D. Durham .. Carrie Fields

Jas. F. Faherty

K. S. Flaherty M. E. Flaherty Reginia Handley .. Annie Hohbein

2, 808

1, 060

2, 503

1, 633 959

376

486

733

1, 574

1, 861

2, 478

1, 864

1, 624

1, 709

1, 164 864

91

903

069 616

342

711

609 484

' 565 786

1, 590 639

2, 496

•237 904

1, 681

2, 21697

447

1, 8.56

1, 259 2,258

1, 716

656

1, 824

2, 340

2, 272

2' 340 , 104 ! 976 i 544 ! 1, 829 I 1,209

983 ! 1, 590 i 272 i 1,918

2, 338

360 1,462

120 408 7S8

081 075

438

640

481

533 159

2, 528

2, 554

2, 477

120 268

1,086

2, 517

2, 527 7 pp
98 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the pullic printing, ^c—Continued.

Name.

Days. Hours.

Hallie Howard

Annie M. Humes .

.

Mary Keys

Elizabeth Maugan.- Mary C. Manning.

.

M. McArdle

Eliza J. McElfresh

.

Albert W. McGilL. Mary McGoldrack

.

H. McGowan

M. E. McLean

Maggie Miles

L. T. Morris

C. F. Morrison NoraNoonan

Kate O'Connor

Kellie O'Prey Nannie G. Perkins.

Ella Popkins

Ida Popkins

Cora A. Pumpbrey

.

Josie W. Eobinson. W. H. Eutzer

Florence Smith

Blanche Stevens .. Katie Thecker j.

.

M. E. Walmsley.../.. Annie Walters t .

.

Cbr. Wustenfeld

E. A. HoU

H. A. Pettit

O. S. Sanford

J. J. Jones W. T. KeUy

C. E. Sherwood M. A. Sherwood

C. G. Worthington ... C. L. Greaneacher

Geo. L. Eeady

Hiram Spear

S. D. Skeen W. H. Mills Thomas Allen

E. L. Beatty

E. B. Billings Frank H. Bronaugh .

.

E. M. Campbell

S. G. Cannon

Michael Carroll A. D. Coleman

George Coleman James E. Craerin William Cruso D. J. Cunningham

EobertE. Cunningham

John A. Davis W. Dawson

N. Dillard Morris Dowd

C. P. Dowden W. D. Evans Norman Everts John T. Ferguson John A. Gleeson H. Hall

Jno. E. Hammond W. A. Hebard

Benjamin Holmes

Lloyd T. Jones H. C. Joy Hiram Kibbey

C. D. Lazelle H. H. Lazelle James Lee

Jas. A. Lee

Neilson Levy

Eobert Logan

Time employed. Amount

received.

104 $17 33 773 128 83

2 425 404 15

2 690 448 33

2 337 389 51

1 036 182 07

'y 1 87 -I -1^' 364 49

1 535 255 83

2 434 405 69

2 488 414 68 795 132 51

1 929 321 50

' 977 162 84

2 384 397 34

2 294 382 33

' 172 28 67

1, 796 299 33

2 358 393 01 2 329 388 16 96 16 00

2 3'^9 388 18

2 514 419 20 631 105 17

2 526 420 99

2 482 413 67 567 94 50

2 537 422 84

2 332 388 66

2, 735 1 422 20

2' 687 1 121 55

2' 394 897

2 719 1 177 75

2 762 ' 966 70

3 110 1 018 78

2 570

88 899 50 30 80

2 295 727 91 38 22 40

2 453 735 90

2 548 764 40

2 408 AToil1 90

2 363 661 64

1 389 347 25

2 473 618 25

1 07Q X, i^lo oio 25

1 784 446 00

0' A 01 606 75

924 231 00

ii, 000

962 0(Z 00 240 50

0, /II 75 631 25

2, 911 727

2, 608 652 nnuu

1 ftQI i, Ool 407 75

2, 505 626 25

2, 503 625 1 0

2, 642 660 ow

1 856 464 00

2, 242 560 50 1,630 407 50 786 196 50

1, 245 311 25

1, 563 390 75

1, 888 472 00

2, 595 648 75

1, 301 825 25 1,007 251 75

2, 709 677 25 647 161 75

2, 302 575 50 579 144 75

1, 703 425 75

2, 728 682 00 677 169 25

1, 748 437 00 2,344 586 00

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours. Burr Lucas

E. G. Luce

H. C. Lybrand

John F. Maginnis

C. McDevitt. Edw d S. McDonald .

.

Patrick McNamee

S. H. Merchant John Miner

J. B. Montgomery

Louis N. Moss

Benj. A. Murray

James Xally

T. M. Pancost

Jos. G. Quantrill D. E. Eitchie

ii Jacob Eobinson

1

1 Frank Eowe

!' W. H. Eutzer

!| Eobt.'E. Scott

' MosfS Smith

! W. T. Smith.

!l J. H. Snapp

il S. S. Strachan

I Arthur Summers

I Heurv Thomas

!! Wm.A. Tilley

1! James Andrews UpI: shur

j F. A. West

George William s

; Edw'd J. Wilver....;: Ferd. H. H. Wurde-

} man Wm. H. Murphy

I; XeuophonPeck

; Eussell Barnes

i H. J. Caldwell

I A. E. Francis

i A. E. Hilton...

I John Hyman

it Otto Leissring

:! Will. E.Miller

|j Moses Smith

|i Clayton Webster

M. T. Lincoln Wm. Eobinson Thomas D. Bennett. . .

| Fred. Boulter | Asa L. Carrier

Jas. W. Hughes

H. W. Scott

L. I. Boteler A. A. Bundy

Eobert E. Gayle

Ellis Hughes

N. L. King

E. C. Simonds

j! Wm. Eeynolds Lewis T. Jewett

il Wm. H. Fletcher

! A.J.Hall

'{ J. W. Whitaker

i John Bush

j John N. Dorster

I I George Oyster Michael Dougherty. .

.

il William Bell

! E.T.Cross.

|! Alexander Douglas .

.

li Charles Fletcher

ij Geo. C. Glick

tj Jno. W. Jones

|i E. M. Lincoln

Ij Geo. E.Price

I Frank Eobinson

i Manson Eobinson

41

319

120 120

120

2 I 119i

115^

313 ! 330 : 120 i

626262

62

6220^

31

1, 539

2, 444

48 1,158

2, 499

1,883

2, 535

152

2, 785

2, 640

2, 417 424

3, 053 359

104

1, 554

2, 647

2, 317

1, 744

428

2, 465

2, 303

1, 631 636

2, 503

2, 065

2, 663

556

1, 391

2, 411

2, 06364

472

680 492

493

427

394

376

56 433

435

442

341 433

451 444

248

442 474

482 476

94 49744

267 424
KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTEE.

No. 13.

Persons employed in the puhlic printing, ^-c.—Continued.

9^

]Saine.

Time employed.

Days.j Honrs.

Amoniit

received.

Eobert TTilliams . .

.

PIECEWOBK.

Anastasia Ahern .

.

Mary T. Ashbum . M. Atchison Kate Ball

il. E. Barter May Barnett

Aniiie Berry Eugenie Blantman Mary T. Bcwler . .

.

Ann Brannon

Katie Branuan Mary A. Brannan.. Anca V. BroAme . .

.

Minnie E. Burford . •Jennie Bums

Cora Burr Ada Burr Annie Cassell Annie M. Cavanagh

Cara Chase

A. A. Colclesser ... Sarah Collins M. A. Connell

Alice Corcoran

E. A. Cox

Julia F. Cloliey .... T. F. C nipper

Mary Daniels Xannie Daniel

S. C. Darby

Maggie Devlin A. fiickins Ellen Donaldson.

.

Kate DoTvden

P. Dubant

C. Durham

Pwonie Elms

.inna Erb

M. M. Farrar Mary Fan-ell Jennie H. Fitch. .

.

Katie Flemming .

.

Emma T. Ford Mary A. Ford

Kate Fox

A. C. Francis Katie A.Gallaber.

G. Gantt Minnie Georges .

.

L. Gibney

Josie Goszler Katie Greer

Francis Graves . .

.

Susan Guerin

Carrie F. Hart-well

S. G. Hayden

Louisa Henrv Mary E. Hiil Marv C. Hines

TT. j. Hndson

Belle Holliday Mary Honan.'. Susan Houck

Marion Hough

Ora E. Hubler M. Kate Hynes . .

.

Emma Jetfries Annie E. Johnson Mary Joyce Annie BT. Kealey .

.

A. B. Kleinhenn ..

436 S109 00

100 49

111 32 46 96 100 76

90 14

92 62 4S 9^ 124 77

7 53

IS 8S 50 43

77 30

36 13 126 29

1 84

61 54 107 15

92 06 110 71

22 70

137 34 123 53

94 21

91 68 66 08 119 07 84 65 113 45

91 13 108 46 130 32

13 30 118 55 125 32

92 02 124 71 68 59

72 34 104 08 96 30 96 98 108 94

73 28

84 77

83 54 105 56

81 26 112 53 102 74 107 72

62 17 123 60 125 22

83 64 105 79

40 05

111 28

85 02 125 70 64 64

40 55 77 50 79 76

77 84 100 84 101 50 118 50 129 31 116 35

111 50

55 69

Xame.

Time employed. Amount

received.. |Days. Hours. Amanda Klotz '

\ Ellie S.Lane : I Delia C. Lang '

| M. A. Laniban j i Susan Lemmon I Fannie E. Lev^- i M. G. Lillie...: !

! Annie E.Long '

| E. F. Long

Mary Lynch

Johanna Lyons

Kate Lyons

Mattie Mace

Lizzie Mack

Sallie H. Macnichol. Blanche Masruder . M. V. Martin': Maggie A. Meehan.

Amelia Moreno

Kate Morris

L. T. Morris Mary A. Murray . .

.

Mary Xasser . Mary Xolan Kate 0"Gorman

Minnie Osborne Martha K. Payne... Lou M. Pemberton . VT. A. Plant Josephine Plumer .

.

Kate M. Price M. Purcell

Julia Ready

Mary A. Beardon. .

.

M. J. Bichards

Xellie P. Eichardson.

.

Ella M. Eidgely ' Clara J. Eobinson ' E. L. Eollins Laura Eugers i Anna T. Shavr i H. Shervrood Marearet Shields \ Mary Shock I Marv .J. Sinclair

S. E.'Sisson : .

.

Mary A. Smith - Lizzie Soper j Sarah Sorrell j Ella M. Springer ! M. J. Stanley | S. T. Stansbury 1 C. Stanton K. Stevens I Sue Stevens I Ellen Sullivan

j Maggie Sullivan ! Octavia Sulivane

' Eosa Sullivan. Chenev Svrain- : E.J. Tenly I Bertie Tibbetts i M. J. Thompson

Eebecca Tolson

Ella Torrey

Maria Tan Alstine.. Mary E. TTesthorpe

.iraggie TThalev Marfba Wilkins M. T. Williams

Julia Wolff Kate Wootton

Josie Wright , Isabella Young
100 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

]No. 14.

Statement showing the number ofijersons employed on the Congressional Record for

the fiscal year ending JuneW, 1863, ivith the length of time each has been employed and

the amount each has received.

Name.

Albert Ordway

~-M. D. Helm

Aven Pearsou W.H. Hickman...

-Juo. G. Anderson . Win. Barunm

Sidney Bates A. F. Bloomer

J. H. Boner W. E. Cliase W. R. Cbipley .... W. F Dnnn C E. Etchberger.

.

JE. All. Foresman . M. C Foss

I. Fuller B. W. Gillis Cbas. H. Lewis ... C. S. Myers

Ed. Morgan

M. 2s eyes

J. Osborne

Chas. W. Otis

S. J. Phillips

J. A. Scott W. R. Steele H. W. Vail

F. B. Wallace

G. A. Waterman .

.

E. M. Wheat

- John F. Count lley . W. W. Deloe A. McXeily

J. L. Slentz John W. Thomas . W. S. Brooks

C. M. Cyphers James "Bawn

Ohae. I. Canfield . .

.

H. F. J. Drake

H. W. Gray

Charles Wright ... F. M. Dodge

• J. S. Burnside

.A.F. Randolph .... T. J. Southworth .

.

A. G. Allison

O. F. Dunlap G. H. Engleman \ Aloy. S. Fennell Wm. Flinn

--W. J. Fowler "Wm. F. Gordon ... A. S. Griggs

D. M. Hamlin Edward K. Hill .... George E. House...

L. E. Kearney

•3"no, H. King

A. D. McKnight

J. C. Quein

Harry W. Ealeigh .

.

J". D. Simmons W. C. Talley A. H. Taylor W. B. Thorpe

B. M. Winters

Chr. Wustenfcld . .

.

W. A. Smith W. E.Winston John Buckman

Stephen Caldwell .

.

Amos Irvin -James Jackson . . .-ii

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

128

186 168

113

21 120

120

12034

120

120 119

119

"120 120 119

106

18

118

120 119

343

15

4

511

305

208

7 212

1, 540 212

252

301

10

820

7 180

697

13

912

7 288

9 325

12 221

471

1, 68115 844

617

815

ii

97

109

4 224

252

45 354

180

6

5

2 402

348

7 141

74

Amount

received.'

$3, 975 00 708 00 1,116 00

1, 008 00 181 79

13 95

2 12

2 65 41 83 678 00 126 00 881 65

4 77 4 77 806 24

3 71 832 36

893 17 832 36

337 56 879 53

5 30 4 24

10 60

3 71 815 40

3 18 765 41 6 89 4 77

6 36

3 71 858 00

4 77

89-2 25 685 99 773 78

235 50 782 05

7 50

4 00 422 00

2 70

7 65

3 60

6 75 530 00

4 40

2 40

90 00

2 40 463 80 296 00

4 00

3 60

1 60 264 60 170 80 5hU 00 222 60 150 00

18 00 141 60 672 00

2 40

2 00

80 209 04 444 80 447 00

1 75 392 25

1 75

1 00

Name.

Thos. Kearney

Alex. McCuUip

G. L. Milton W. H. Myers P R Noone John F. Swiggard . .

.

G. A. Traylor Clayton Webster Edward B. Jones

Herbert S. Flinn

J. F. Mitchell Perry Brown

Frank Coburn

N. C. Cuwell W.B. KeUy

David Leonard

Paul Livingston John E. Parker

George Eecar . S. L. Bowzee

J. S. Smith

A. E. Sardo i.

Jas. W. Hughes

Squire A. Cameron

John F. Clarkson

Ira E. Cole

D. H. Denham

Wm. Farriugton

J. H. Furbershaw

A. W. Graham

James Gray Columbus iSall

J. E. Horning James 11. McCoach . .

.

C. E. Meacham

John H. Robb

Frank Simms

Thomas H. Owings. .

.

C.B. Appier V

Jennie Baylie , Fannie Beamer

Cora H. Best

Catharine Burke

Josephine Carlisle. .

.

Annie Carpenter M. L Chaney

Efiie Clarke Joanna Corridon

Delia Clemen

Magiiie Dutfy

Libbie A. Flahavan.

.

L. Y.Godey

Johanna Hickey

Mary Hill Moliie A. Hunter

^ii gie .Johnson

Lizzie Johnston

L. Krohr

Reb(>cca Lisher

Elizabeth Litsinger. . Jennie Marcey

Bridget McNamara..

Jennie McNamara... Mary A. McNamara

.

Emma Moilere

Sallie Moore

Minnie Norlieet Marv O'Brien.

E. M. Proctor Mary E. Ragan

Lucy P. Rizer Addle Scriver

Susie V. Sinon

Ella Steele

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

84 120

3534

Amount

received.

15 $3 75

1, 189 297 25

15 3 75 381 95 25

88 232 00 311 377 75

1, 201 387 75 4 1 00 68 00

10 1 87

9 1 69

884 388 96 274 120 56 1,001 440 44 999 439 56

432 190 08 647 284 68

510 224 40

428 188 32 998 439 12 184 69 00 1,406 815 48

952 471 41 28 11 20 354 141 60

252 100 80

1, 205 482 00

80 32 00

1, 348 539 20 785 285 25

28 11 20 814 325 60

337 134 80 338 135 20

136 54 40

73 29 20

54 21 60

103 25 75 631 132 51 208 39 00 471 98 9i 976 204 96

702 147 42

74 13 87 1,137 238 77 567 106 31

• 141 26 44

453 95 13

833 174 93

1, 161 243 81 314 65 94 180 37 80

1, 368 256 48

82 • 17 22

679 131 90

187 35 06

168 31 50 358 75 18

1,011 189 55

109 20 44

208 39 00

1,045 195 94

427 89 67

304 57 00 174 36 54

822 154 13 162 34 02 978 183 37

328 61 50 765 149 66

87 16 31

132 27 72

1, 206 253 26

123 25 83
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 101

Xo. 14.Persons emjjloyed on the Congressional JRecord, ^'C, —Continued.

Kame.

Time employed.

Maggie Sullivan Heniietta Tompkins

.

May Trnnnel M. E. TTarner Adah 'Winckelman. .

.

John Dice Adolphe Giiillot Samuel Hiirley G. TV.MnUoy^

Samuel Eohinson Lewis Eussell

J. E. Stoops H. T.Williams

Eichard Berry.

J. Paul Chamljers W. K. Moran

E. B. Harford

Daniel C. McGirem

TTill. P.Eeese ...

D. W. March ... Geo. W. Folck

A. J. Houghton

H. C. Moran . . . Charles J. Ortlip G. L. Pearson Hod. Eeynolds

A. "W". Bacon

E. M. Brumagim .

.

C. X.Buckland... M. Clark W. S. Clarke John C. Collins

S. Collins

J. Connor '. T. W. Conover Frank I. De Lea

Charles Dent

William D. Foos Luther E. Frank

Harry A. Gwin

James A. Hewes

A. Hughes Owen Keefe

B. Kennelly James F. Lacey '. James McKenna

John Murphv

B. F.Oder..;.. Edward H. Parlin.. George M. Eauh

C. A. Eice H. Schreiner Wm. Shepherd Ensh C. Steele .

.

E. S. Todd James M. Toy ... Howard C. Wafl

E. Y. Baker . Isabella BaU.. . C.Bates

L. M. BuiTiett , F. Chase

S.Collins

L. M. Cross

J. A. Downing

O. Dwyer . J. Elliot N. B. Franklin Eose A. Hart

A. A.. Hayes

L. Henry

M. A. Johnson

. Jones M. Kirsch M. La Bille M. Murphy

M. E. Mnrrav

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. ISTame.

599 $122 84

1, 059 2-22 39 188 35 25 264 49 50 519 108 99

1, 196 299 00- 438 109 50

1, 237 309 25 623 155 75 236 59 00 292 73 00 999 249 75 267 66 75 901 365 00 202 105 04 901 522 58

92 3G 80

31 12 40 294 117 60 670 251 24 24 7 50 30 9 37 10 3 13 225 70 31 80 25 00 172 53 74 788 197 00 392 98 00

5 1 25 4 1 00 346 . 86 50 22 5 50 372 93 00 714 169 22 388 97 00

8 2 00 70 17 50 753 188 25 267 66 75

68 17 00

34 8 50 289 72 25 24 6 00 239 59 75 139 34 75 277 69 25 26 6 50

6.54 595 14S .3 537 134 25 333 83 25 72 IS 00 188 47 00 48 12 00 709 177 25 575 143 75 736 184 00 579 121 59 468 98 28 264 55 44 127 26 67 689 144 69 244 61 00 460 96 60 226 47 46 435 91 35

16 3 36 714 149 94 622 130 62 232 48 72 93 19 53 494 103 74 489" 102 69 260 54 60 263 .55 23 495 103 95 226 47 46

; M. T. O'Connor

1 M. T. Pal ding

j S. Partridge

! E. S. Eitch'ie

! E. F. Sharkey

I A. Sullivan Florence B. Towers.

.

I J.E. Watson

I H. Webster

I E. L Webster

i G. Webster J.... E. Wells

I S. S. Barrett

j George H. Bodensick. Adam Brandt

! J. J. Brun or

I Wm. E. Caffiey

j Joseph Colignon

C. C. Coln6

I W. P. Dowden

i James E. Duvall

Geo. W.Eno-el

D. F.Fallon. Eobert T. Frailey

I J. F. Fuller

[ Jos. E. Gaily

I J. W. Harrison

' E. Holtzman

j Theo. K. H^-nicka

I Au£s. Jacobs

Geo. W. Kensil

Jno. E. Knight

! J. Meehan

i Andrew Melville

I Geo. O. jNlorris

1 J. C. Motherhed

i D. A. Murphy

E. Xa.sh

Time employed.

Days.' Hours.

R. M. Phipps John Pridgeon William B. Eeilly . . .

.

D. C. Eiuggold Eicbnrd Eoberts

Gale Sherman W. P. Slater A. A. Smith

Fred. P. Smith

Cha.s. W. Sparks

Tlio.<. F. Stewart W. Edw. Stockett ... S. E, Stratton Alfied Thomas

E. W. Wade

E. Wakeling

Mamie S. Allen M. L. Andrews

M. E. Calvo

Yirgiunia Cammack.

Lida Henry

Florence Hoffman . .

.

M. E. Keleher

D. A. Mortimer

S. E. Perley Mary Sullivan Chr.'Wustenfeld H. Hall H. C. JoyC. McDevitt

Eobt. E. Scott

F. A. West

PIECEWOKK. Harry D. Armstrong

G(Mj. Ba^sott

B. F. Brtker F. M. Barnes

! 1

232

232

232

232

232

263

490

203 495

219 485

232 777 692 1,244

004 653

1, 662 711 795

700 446

1, 106

509

588 1,171

711 136

385

711

880

1, 004

1, 117 1,814

547 1,001

910 1,065

325

1, 332 620

710

984

477

1, 775

143

1, 214

598 356

1, 864

910 719

1, 325

1, 41024

139

24

192

72 1,449

399

998

1, 180

1, 215

12 740 1,707

266 412

112

Amount

received..
102 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, ^x. —Continued.

Name.

r. H. .Barnliart "W. D. Bastable Seward Beall W. O. Birmingham..

Edwin M. Blake

•J. C. Bonsall Sam'l J. Boone

A. J. Boyer

H. G. Boyle

"W. H. C. Breggeman

John J. Bresnahan. .

.

"Wallace Brewer

Jas. E. Brister James H. Brooks

S. R. Brooks

E. W. Brown

"W. H. Brock

H. W. Burnside

N. Buxmeyer

Wm. J. Caldwell

G. A. Calvert

C. K. Carmean

Frank S. Casselman.

-P. A. Caton W. R. Chipley

~"W. E. Chase

B. E. Clarke J. B. Clark

J. A. Clarke A. P. Coder

T. M. Cogswell W. P. Cole Alexander Colhoun..

-A. G. Cook

I. F. Cooley TVm. M, Connell J. D. Cosby W. li. Corrigan

Geo. W. Cox

"W. IT. Croggon

Chas. L. Crow

J. L. Curtis E. W. Davison

Hector Davidson. . .

.

H. L. Davidson

€. De Caindry

E. De Caindry W. A. De Groot , D. C. De Knight , John Delahuntv W. H. Dexter. John B. Dickman

Jos. Dierken

Chas. J. Dolan James Dougherty

O. W. Doughtv

D. R. Doyle...

IV. H. Duling

=Geo. E. Dummer

George Dunlop . . . .

.

C. A. Edelen H. C. Edney

J. E. Ellegood A. B. Endley

:Edw. J. Fallon

Aloy. S. Fennell IVm. H. Fisher George I. Ford Frank L. Fosmire

J. J. Fullerton JEdwin N. Fussell Wm. J. Galbraith W. H. Gardiner

J. L. Garrett Wm. G. Glenn

Jas. O. Gorman

Oeo. W. Gardner

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$103 75 185 45

3 45

45

47 (55 128 85

191 10 143 00 82 40

27 85

175 40

3 15 467 7545

148 05

183 50

2 85

1 25

130 25 75 20 297 15 60 90

137 25 291 85 403 10 12 85

15 25

2 30 130 35 338 50 231 00

147 75 299 45

6 35 309 50 164 00 100 30 69 40

6 75

171 25

157 25 68 10

3 25

210 80

2 70 34 35

540 35

183 30 344 20 171 45

206 20 200 50

1 65

88 10

35 79 25

6 30 4 50 108 40

89 55

3 65

5 1045

294 30

3 70 135 85

3 50 130 10 142 30 323 55 238 70 280 35

75 95 201 00 144 00 4 80 370 50

IJ'ame.

G. Wilmer Graham.

.

H. A. Graham

G. H. Green

F.C. Griffith W. S. Griffith J. B. Haas

F. M. Hamaker

J. E. Handihoe

E. J. Haudlv W. T.Haner

S. C. Haulou

T. C. Haunum

C. T. Harding

L. A. Harvie

J. E. Hathaway

F. C. Helmick'. Chas. B. Hemingway

C. D. Henniiig .'. W. C. Henry

C. Heron...'

J. J. Heron

A. D. Hitchcock Augs. E. Holden

T. W. Howard

Johu Hoynes

F. J. Hueston

H. Humble

Theo. Hurley

Isaac L. Jackson

I. J. Jamison

Geo. Johnson, jr D. E. Johnson

J. J. Jones

Geo. S. Kauffman

Jos. C. Kauffman

John D. Kavanagh . .

.

L. E. Kearney

H. A. Keefer

F. C. Kernon

E. B. Kelly H. Kendall M. H. Kendig John L. Kennedy

John M. Kennedy . .

.

E. M. Kerrott

H, C.Killian K W. Klopfer Aug. M. Laing

J. 13. Lambert John W. Lancaster .

.

L. Lankford

B. F. Larcombe ^ W. A. Lavalette, jr. ThoB. E. Lawtuu . .

.

Chas. V. Leibrich .

.

X. M. Light

E. W. Lin a le Gus. P. Lohr

Chas. Lustiff Harry B. Major

C. W. Mander

E. J. Manning Herman Martin

Jas. W. Mathers...

J. A. McCarthy. ... H. T. McConvey ... H. A. McDonald...

H. McElfresh Wm. H. McFadden.

J. F. McGill

H. T. McGowan....

J. G. McGrath

E. W. McKeon ... E. G. McKiuzie W. A. Mellia E. E. Mendeuhall..

F. B. Mercer

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 103

Xo. 14.

Persons employed on the Congressional Becord, ^c.—Continued.

Xame. Time employed.

Chas. W. ^VTetzger.. C. L. Minor

G. M. Moliler E. J. Morton

E. TT. Muir

J. P. Mnrphy

E. G. >s^aUe G. TV. XeiU

"William H. Xelson .

.

F. S. Xoland

IV. W. Xolle TTm. A.Ogle

E. H. Patterson -Obas P. Peake M. F. Peake

L.Petrie W. L. Pierce

E. W. Pitner James H. Piatt

P. E. Porter A.B. PTOCtor James Purcell James E. Eeese

C. W. Rempp

E. V. Rice^ A. E. Riddle H. T. Eigg

George A. Rinehart.

E. H. Robinson

Franklin Rogers

ZiJon E. Rosa

Stephen J. Rowe . .

.

Jos. L. Rowland W. A. Sacrey

Chas. M. Sanderson

.

E. E. Scott Wm. H. Sessford....

S. C. Shaut David Shaw

Joan P. Sheehan ... M. J. Sherk

J. TT. Sherman James A. SherrUl. .

.

H. L. Shomo

O. V. Shomo

Thos. Shortiss R. H. Silvey

J. D. Simmons

T. S. Slentz

E. G. Smith

TV. H. H. Smith

TV. 0. Smith

E. D. Smoot

TVm. H. Snow

Francis F. Sorbie. .. Geo. vSpencer C. A. Spies

L. Staub M. V. B. Stevens . . .

.

A. Stiarwalt. jr C.TV. Strauohan.... John R. Sullivan W. H. Sweeney Arthur J. Symonds.

L. V. Taft.l

J. A.Talbott. A. Thomson, jr C. P. Thomson

Eber Thomp.son

J. L. Thompson

TV'. D. Thornton....

E. S. Tompkins

H. F. Tompkins

E. T. Toner

A. G. Tuohy

R. N. Volk

G. F. Vought

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$130 55 4 55

9 05

141 10 275

18 70

101 05

50 80

30 35

18 > 45

80 2040

1 20 56 60 309 95

3 65 208 80 109 10

8 30 129 90

3 45

7 25

383 60 4 60

83 35

5 05

111 15 204 15

'31 05

92 50

3 80

46 05

143 40 45 30

71 80 448 30 162 104 40 22 50 47 10 198 30

6 00 17 70 4 00

7-5 181 90 58 30

Q 40

1 65 187 50

191 65

35 136 3c

12 50 246 0090 28 85 70 25

7 05

4 70

11 80 195 90

3 50 241 05 165 05

87 40 308 80

5 10 29 05

140 25 302 70

88 45

34 60

141 85 236 00

62 00

40

Xame.

H. B. TValker John TValkup

E. TV. TVallington.

TV. F. TValsmith..

h H. TVampole

( Edward TVarren ..

1 1 Fred. TVatson

li H.L. TVatson

1 Henry TVebb M. E.'TVebster ....

I C.K. TVeller James L. TVeltv .

.

; Theo. P. TVhite...

ji E. S.TViler

I TV. J. TVilkinson..

!i H. L. TVmiams ...

ji I. B. TVilson

' R. J. TVilson

j TV. V. TVinans

I

I T. B.TVood

1' Charles TVright...

TV. L. Young

i L. K. Zook

L. L. Andrews

; A. Atchison

i A. TV. Bacon

' R. T. Baker

Bettie Baker

Isabella Ball E. E. Banks

; C. Bates

. M. A. Bayliss

I Jane Beatty

i A. Boyce

! M. Boyle

J. Breslin Kate J. Brintnall. E. M. Brumagim..

Belle Burgess

A. Butler

TVinifred CahiU...

Belle Carter

F. Chase

Ella F. Clements.. Fannie Coleman .. S. Collins M. Cook Mattie Cook

J. Connor

F. TV. Conover

L. M. Cross Ada M. Cross Lucy R. Crupper .

.

A. S. Dame

M. Darby

L. J. Dart

L. H. Davis

L. B. Davis Maggie B. Davis..

E. Al^Dickinson...

S. Dickson

IST. Diggs

J. A. Downing... Kate Dunne

O. Dwyer

S. Edelen

L. F. Edmonston.

.

Maria V. Espey. . E.J Essex

Nellie E. Fish

A. Fisher J.B.Forbes

B. Franklin . . .

.

C. Godev

E. TV. Godwin

I. C. Greene

J. B. Grinnan

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
104 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 14.

Persons employed on the Congressional Record, ^'C. —Continued.

Name.

M. Hall

E. HaudeLeau M. A. Harper . r. V. Harper

F. V. Harris

T. Harrison A. A. Hayes

L. Haya

E. HeiBfell J. Hellings A. Higgliis

J. Hitchcox M. V. Hoftmau

Ella House

C. Howard

J, Hovrlin M. C. Huber

A. Hughes

S. Husted

S. Jack

Sarali E. Jackson .

.

M. A. Johnson

V. A. Jones

- E. Jones

Jennie Kauffman .

.

T. Keefe Maggie Keefe

B. Kennelly

Jnlia King

M. Kirsch

E. Korts M.LaBille

Eosa La Covey

Ellen Landvoigt. .

.

Mary Larman/.' Eannie Littleton. .

.

M.E. Long M. E. Lowe

Florence Lushy . .

.

C. Lusby

Mary E. Lynch

H. Macnamee

A. K. Mallory

Jennie E. Manning.

J. E. Mansfield M. E. Marceron

E. Marche

Luia A. Mason

Sarah J. May

Mamie McClelland A. McDowell

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

$71 67 192 00 29 27

50 05

21To 46 144 00

13 84 488 25

50 66

51 80

27 00

9 96 45 15 96 50 42 94 41 78 100 00

51 00 42 94

67 57 134 17 45 67 94 50

11 83 281 50

52 71 103

38 21 115 72 72 56

81 27

80 58

67 92 81 38

11 47

30 13 52 65

15 44

183 00

5 95

18 50 20 79

77 65 13 116 64 145 03 20 80

13 83 10 63 182 96

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

E. V. McGraw

Belle J. Mclutyre . .

.

L. A McKenncy

U. A. McLeod

Mary J. McEevnolds

M. G. Meals... 1 S. Moens

Eliza Moran

Lizzie A. Morrow. . .. H. H. Morse.. M. Murphy

I M. E. Murray

N. M. Nash

I M. B. Norbeck

i M. T. O'Connor

I Nellie O'Prey

1 Mary A. Orme

1 M.E\ Owner

j J. T.Parham

I S. Partildge

I A.Piggott

I A. Pleasants

j

j C. E,. Pocock I

; C.Pope !

i K. Eeapsomer

' A.Eogers

' M. A. Evan

L. Silvers Eose E. Schneider .

.

H. Schi einer . . .

.

: Annie L. Smart M. J. Smith

' M. E. Speisser y.

' A. Sullivan

: E. C. Sullivan

: E. J. Sydjior

I M. A. Thompson

I D. C. Toole

! Florence B. Towers.

I A.E. Tyrrell

i M. Walsh E.A.Watson

I H.Webster /.

i G.Webster y.

.

j E. Wells

! J. Welson

. N. M. Wingate

< M. Woodend

E. M. Young

K. Zell

Amount

received.

No. 15.

Statement showing iJie nnml)er of persons employed in ^'Completing the New General

Catalogue of the Lihrary of Congress " during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, with

the length of time each has heen employed and the amount each has received.

Time employed. Name.

Days. Hours.

Arthur H. Frisbee 11232

112

208

P. C. Gillon W. S. Sheaff.

Amount

received. Name.

$44 80 Carrie A. Booth

12 80 : Ellen Sullivan..

44 80 Geo L. Eeady...

83 20 I Hiram Spear....

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

207 202

20

20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 105.

No. 16.

Siaiemeni showing the nuniber of persons employed in Printing Annual Report

(1881) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883;,. with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

K"ame.

Sidney Bates A. r. Bloomer

•J. H. Boner . . H. All. Foresman...

I. FuUer

J. Osborne

Chas. W. Otis

J. A. Scott "Wm. Towers Frank A. Baxter

A. S. Grio^gs

J. ^s^. Hal!

D. M. Hamlin W. H. Harrison

Geo. M. Johnson John V. Shotwell...

B. M. Winters

G. H. Akerman

B. H. Baxter Wallace Brewer

E. D. Crandall

S. il. Davis

H. B. Denny

D. R. Doyle John T. Dunbar

H, Clay Evans

Edw. j. Fahon Wm. H. Fisher. William Floyd

P. P. Glass.: W. B. Greene W. C. Henry

C. T. Hutchison John W. Lancaster.

.

Charles H. Leeds

U. S. LoAvdermilk . .

.

T. M.Mace

James Magee

H. F. McArdle

Daniel McCallum

T. McMahon

C. L. Minor

J. B. Moulden

E. S. Nichols

J. T. Nicholson H. A. Nothnagel

E. Nott

P. C. Oberlev

J. W. O'Rourke

L. H. Patterson Hamilton Piatt Lloyd Prather, jr. .

Wm. F. Eeed

A. E. Kiddle W. F. Rodrick

Zidon E. Eo.ss Wm. C. Sefton

T. S. Slentz A. H. Taylor

D. S. Walton

A. L.Watson

Theo.P. White... . B. C. Wright

PIECEWORK.

Oscar Alexander . F. M. Barnes James H. Brooks . W. R. Burgess

Geo. A. Crump . . .

.

James Dougherty

.

Franck Farish Lewis A. Garrett . J. A. Gibbs

Time employed.

Days, Hours.

4

963

8312

6710

17

334

4123

8313

3

91027

26

5155

71

6679

47

42

54

28

53

96066

35

60

41

5164

48

5968

68

3253

547274

41

54

50

518641

828579

4

97

80

7146

46

75

Amount

received.

$2 12 4 77 33 39

43 99

6 86

35 51

5 30 9 01

17 49

1 60 16 40

9 20

33 20

5 20

1 20

3 60 4 00 10 80 10 40

20 40 22 00 28 40

26 40

31 60 18 80 16 80

21 60

11 20 21 20

3 60 24 00 26 40

14 00

24 00

16 40

20 40 25 60

19 20 23 60 27 20 27 20 12 80

21 20

2 00

1 60 28 80 29 60 16 40

21 60 20 00 20 40

34 40

16 40

32 80

34 00

31 60

1 60

38 80 32 00 28 40

18 40

18 40

30 00

18 45

28 90 14 20

4 40

20 25

17 20 15 05

18 40

15 05

Name.

Days. Hours.

J. F. Grant James Greenwood

I F. C. Helmick

!' Thomas Hughes .

.

L. 0. Xnowles

! John H. NaUey . .

.

! W.A.Ogle

i W. F. Reed.

I T. J. Southworth..

i T. C. Spurgeon....

! G. F. Vought

j M. E. Webster . . .

.

R. J. Wilson

TliVrEWOEK. Perry Brown W. A. Brown

David Leonard

Paul Livingston

•John E. Parker George Recar Wm. Farrington

J. H. iirbershaw Columbus Hall , A. H. Joues Edw'd C. Maher

A. J. PreaU , M. L Chaney , Annie Fuller Annie Gaughran

Margaret Gormley . .

.

Johanna Hickey

Lola C. Hutton j-. Rebecca Lisher M. A. McCorraick

Bridget McNamara..

Sallie Moore. Mary O'Brien Mary E. Eeagan

Margaret Sweeney

Edwin T. Botts Benjamin Coakley...

Geo. H. Foskey

Samuel Hurley

A\ m. E. Saunders AVm. S. Sevmour

J. E. Smith

J. Paul Chambers . .

.

Richard Berry

C. C.Colne M. A. Du Bois Wm. C. Heck

Daniel C. McGivern. W. H. Moran

D. J. Munn

F. C. Philpitt ........ G. W. Bates

Geo. W.Folck

A. J. Houghton \''. ^H.C. Moran

Chas. J. Ortlip .• G. L. Pearson Hod. Reynolds M. D. Anderson Alpha B.Beall Wm. H. Berry C.N.Buckland

Chas. F. Burch Thomas J.Burke

NT. T. Burnett John T. Butts W. S. Clarke John C. Collins

S. K. Coster

Time employed.

007 yy 05

/o 32 12

TO 3 1 68

227 99 88

Inn Q0>-

1 C\(\ 44 00

1 QOT i, £>Z / OAO 80 80

432 172 80' 123 49 20

20 8 00

J., OiD

555 104 06" cD

1 1 o OOR 42 37

50Oil 6 00 208 39 00

119 22 31 444 83 2.'> 166 31 12

96 18 GO

78 ] 4 62' 205 38 44

184 34 50

232 43 50

412 103 00

72 18 00

20 5 oa

172 43 00

1,176 294 00

1,268 317 00'

1, 312 328 00

401 208 52' 527 220 00

32 12 80> 39 15 60 564 225 60

39 15 60

68 27 20

52 20 80

259 103 60

66 22 44

344 107 4&- 783 24 1 68

681 212 80. 574 379 36

195 60 94

411 128 43

707 176 75

370 92 50

227 56 75

53 13 25

477 119 25

88 22 OO

6 1 50

185 46 433 108 25

35 8 75

230 57 50
106 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Persons employed on the Agricultural Beport, ^c.—Continued.

Name.

Frank I. De Lea .

.

-J. W. Dutton

C. C. Fearson

<Geo. W. Fields.... William D. Foos .. Luther R. Frank.

.

Harry A. Gwin . .. Jas. H. Hewes

-John F. Hogan

A. R Hilton Owen Keefe James F. Lacey. .. John Lee

F. B. Lloyd

D. P. Lynch

<3. S. Mills John Murphy

D. McCathran

D. A. Neal

B. F. Oder Edward H. Parlin.

C. A. nice A. J. Rock

JR. E. Scott Wm. Shepherd

E. A. Sikken Noble Spates

<!. J. Simpson

Sush C. Steele...

H. S. Tood

J. L. Venahle Howard C. Wall.. Daniel Wathen... Henry C. Watson

.

•John Weckerley. PIECEWORK.

A. S. Adams , Ella Ahern ."^ M. Ambrose

X. L. Andrews

A. Atchison

R. V. Baker

JBettie Baker

Isabella Ball E. E. Banks Mary Baptista /A. Barrett D. P. Barrington. .

.

J. Barry

Bates Alta S. Berkley ... L. Billings Mary A, Black M. J. Bowie A. Boyce M. Bovle

C. Brelsford Mollie W. Brentley Mary Brick Kate J. BrintnalL. D. C. Brooke

Carrie Bryan M. Bryan C.N.Buckland .... Belle Burgess M. A . Burgess Fannie E. Burke . .

.

J. A. Burr.

O. K. Burwell Mary E. Buete

Sarah C. Butler Wiuifred CahilL... Julia Callahan Emma L. Carrico . .

.

Selle Carter

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

629 $157 25

529 132 25

12 3 00

10 2 50

22 5 50 414 103 50 35 8 75 178 44 50 54 13 50 348 87 00 213 53 25 243 60 75

23 5 75

284 71 00 170 42 50 439 109 75

505 126 25 39 9 75 546 136 50

12 3 00 163 40 75 108 27 00 125 31 25 348 87 00 388 97 00 84 21 00 214 53 50

8 2 00 690 172 50

18 4 50 289 72 25 339 84 75 459 114 75 203 50 75 526 131 50

141 01 184 08 171 94

98 11 44 69 136 79

105 59

41 81 39 06

91 17 152 00 135 81

173 88

88

17 20 119 22

87 47 175 16 83 69

29 00 143 98

38 07 121 62 60 39 150 52

10 64 92 41

2 00 42 26 201 48

99 48

92 13 139 44

53 16

153 93 62 96 14 95 115 60

61 22

Name.

Julia F. Gary

Elizabeth Casper,...

S. A. Chapman

M. C. Chapman

F. Chase

B. L. Chritzman

E. Clagett M. Clarkson

Ella F. Clements .... Catherine Clone Fannie Coleman

S. Collins M. Connolley

J. Connor

F. W. Conover

Mattie Cook

M. Corbin

B. A. Cotti M. Courtney Ann Cowan

Janie Cox

Georgie E. Crawford.

Nellie Crenin

L. M. Cross Ada M. Cross Lucy R. Crupper

H. Daily A. Daly

A. S. Dame

E. Davis

L. H. Davis M. Dawson , E. A. Dickinson i, N. Diggs . V. Ida Dinger v'. .

.

M. Doherty

I. E. Doherty M. Donnelly

E. Donnelly

Katie Donohue

F. Dorsey

J. L. Dowling

Annie M. Downey

M. E. Do-RTiey

Lizzie Downie

J. A. Downing

P. Dubant

M, A. Dubois Lucy Duify , Kate Dunne

A. Dutrow

O. Dwyer

S. Edelen L M. Edelin Sarah Edmunds

J.Elliott.. Clara M. Elliott M. Elwood Mary E. Ellsworth. . .

.

Laura V. Etter

V. M. Evans Mary Evans

M. Farrell .

.

Alice H. Faubel

Sallie Faulkner N.Felder

L. M. Felix

Nellie E. Fish K. Flavin M. Fleming

F. M. Fletcher H. C. Flvnn

K. C. Foley J.B.Forbes

S. Fordham

C. Fowler

N. B. Franklin

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 107

Xo. 16.

Ferson-s employed on the Agricultural Report, ^-c. —Continued.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amonnt

received. ITame.

I Time emi ployed. Amount

received. !DaT3. Hours. M. Garttrell Belle Gates

Bell Gheen

yL Gibbs

Xouise Gibson EEie C. Glasgow. . . .

.

C. Godev...-T

E. Gould Annie Graves L C. Greene

L. A. Gregg

Ada Gree'nwood

Alice M. Greenwood.

A. I. Griliith. J. B. Grinnan M. Hall Annie "^'.Harbin

Ella C.Hardy J. Blanch Hargrave . . i

.

M. A. Harper !. L. V. Harper

E. J. Harper

E. V. Harris

T. Harrison Eose A. Halt

r. A. Hasten

E. Havenner

M. E. Haves Mary E. Head

Minnie Healev

E. Helfell. . . Georeie Heinline

J. HeUinss

J. Henipler T. Hentlct ...I

Katie Hensan

S. Hess . —

Edith A. Hicks^ A. Higgins Eva Hill

L. HiU

J. HiTchcos A. Hodge

M. T. Holfman

M. X. Hopkins

Ella House

C. Howard.... M. C. Huber

A. Hughes

Annie M. Humes

S.Hu.sted A. Hutson

TV. S. G. .Jarvis H. V. Jeffries M. A. .Johnson

L. H. .Johnson H. Johnson M. W. Jones

~E. Jones

Jennie Kauffman

Magiiie Keefe

Katie A. Keefe

T. Keefe

Ella Kelly

B. Kennelly

E. L. Kennedy

S. E. Kerper M. J. Kersey

Maria Keys

Jnlia King

M. Kirsch EUa Knox R Korts Emma M. Ejoger M La Bills K. La BiUe E. Lackey

|1S2 56 162 50 145 63 137 19

IS 67

93 14

6S 96

90 50 163 99

IS .52 143 5S 137 33 96 3-2 103 72

l':4 'i9 15i! 12

12 30 lo6 77 124 65 139 23 33 67 91 &4

1 70

135 75 139 25

S9 17 146 69 106 SO

79 00 129 19 59 98

32 51

177 25 102 51 200 25

92 35 42 56 27 40 43 95

15 63 89 SO

88 40

91 6S

97 41 42 44

82 38

6 75

90 63 36 88 138 15

75 142 29

43 02 207 33

120 58 182 73

60 95

1 59 25 27

177 21 49 UO 91 56

82 99 175 14

123 37

32 96 43 54

70 45

93 68

69 86

7 53 114 41

11 25

Rosa La Covey

Ellen Landvoigt

E. Lapotte . . . E. Laden Marv Larnian . E. Lease

A. V. Lee

•John Lee

.

Mary A. Lenilian . Fannie- Littieti:.n , E.B. Llnvd

D. Lord." M.E.Lowe

C. Lueketr

C. Liisby ' '. LLj:ei!oe Lusby

Mary E. Lynch. R. MaLuaiuee i. A. 11. Mailoiy , |. Jennie E. Mannins ' !. •LE. Mansfield...T... M. A. Mapes

M. E. Marceron

Sarah E. -Jackson

E. Marche

E. Marsh

A. Mai tin Alice Martin Lulu M. Ma,-on Hattie M(-Cabe • Xtrtti. L.McCanjphell Annir S. MoCarter .. A. Mcr'arthv M. M. McCarthy

ilinnie McClelfand

F. M.McCTistal Mattie M«;7ee Mary McGinneH

Mii'uie F. ^vIcGowau..

E. V. McGi aw

Belle .L M. Tut vre

A. C. McKeldt-n

Eliza L. McLain

M. A. McLeod

M. McXaruara Mary A. McXamara

Amt-lia iSl.-Xultv Maiv .J, AT. Rr-vnolds M. G ::I.-..G. .; Bes.sie S. Mohun .

.

B. Mooney

Laura A. Moore . .

.

Lizzie Muiau

Mattie L. Mor.an Marv Morris- . . . .

.

M. M. Morrow .... Lizzie A. Morrow . H. H.Mnrse

Dollie Moxlev

H. MnrT,hv M. Mnrpliy

Lizzie C. Murphy . .Susie Mvland

A. M. Xash

Xellie Xixon Mav E. js orbeck.

.

M. B. Xorbeck

Annie O'Brien . .

.

Maggie O'Connell.

ix.atie O'Connor. .. ;Neliie O'Prev M. E. Owner' M.Pase

C. Palmer , •J. T. Parham

Ella Patterson

.$3S 65

95 49

165 S3 4 95

109 70 104 09 138 80

6 75

75 69

90 37

2 75

140 82

105 16 177 94

6 43 45 86 144 21

60 08

112 80 167 74

42 47

71 21

60 99

40 28

6 42 104 95

53 90 95 61 40 82

106 27 107 18 106 31

44 23 109 56 55 70 102 08 88 34

69 87

23 82 102 28

89 08

91 78

88 06

6 43

130 72

107 89 137 01

30 99 108 73

50 11 94 96

103 06 122 15

99 46

82 13 151 53 96 53 42 28

S3 SI

S9 41 ISl 47

33 45

92 01 85 73

42 33 111 64

56 93 64 88 114 72

12 18

4 50

6 83 190 25

116 55

122 52

69 23 145 64
108 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.—Persons employed on tlie Agricultural Report, ^c. —Continued.

Name.

M. Y. Pemberton

E. C. Phillips Julia E. Plant ..

.

A. Pleasants .... F. Pope {... C. Pope

A. ,T. Porter Sarah E. J. Porter . .

.

E.J. Proctor Emraa Pumphrey

M. V. Purdy

I. E. Pabbiitt Ella Pandolph

K. Eeapsomer M. Reid

D. Reilly Agnes Renihan , S. Reynolds

E. R. Richards DoraC. Reicks

Effie J. Ritchie , Julia Robinson

Josie (t. Robinson

Louise Rockfellow A. Rogers M. A. Koss

L. Russell i . .

.

M. A. Ryan

H. Ryder M. A. Sayres Rose E. Schneider

R. Scott

E. F. Sharkey

L. Shepherd' i.

-* Mary Sierenberg . . V.

.

Mary J. Sinclair. Annie L. Smart , Maggie K. Smith

Mattie G. Sollers M. T. Spalding , Minnie Spratley Laura B. Stewart. .... Katie Strong Laura F. Suit , E. G. Sullivan M. Sullivan , A. Sullivan Octavia Sulivane

Josie M.Summers

Frances Szegedy

GeorgieE. Tennyson.

.

H. M. Terry

E. Thoma.s M. A. Thompson

Augusta Thompson . .

.

Rhoda M. Thorne

D. C'Toole Maggie E. Toomey . .

.

Florence B. Towers - .

.

Lotta B. Tyson , Mollie Vaiinattar Ida Walker

E. V. Walker

R. Walling

A. S. Walls Katie Walsh Mary E. Walsh

M. Ward

R. A. Watson

J. E. Watson

H. Webster

G. Webster

Minnie Wetzel Emma L. Wilke J Wilson , Fannie Wilson Mary E. Wilson

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$112 01 105 94 178 42 107 45 32 67

58 91 183 39

141 93

92 11 148 34

37 25 196 22 138 67 132 50 146 41 179 15 148 61 137 33

87 00 76 95 127 59 94 86 119 56 89 67 42 51 52 39 123 25

15 63 266 49

140 51 103 05

16 50

111 72

102 38

177, 91 10 09

1 35

177 35

112 87 100 99

8 82 124 43 145 37 120 93 42 60

92 70

9 21 54 93 161 54 75 10 181 87 79 94

63 74

41 65

117 99

187 31 123 32

91 45

23 33 136 29 117 62 147 75

141 58

157 50

95 55 113 30

97 74

171 71 72 60 128 86

6 05

23 54 173 78 95 77 98 78 105 42 109 89

Name.

L. Emily Windsor

N. M. Wingage . .

.

F. M. Withers.... Mamie Wood

M. Woodend Emma Woolsey

J. L Yates

E. M. Young

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

James O. Amoss - - - i - R. T. Andersoii ........ G. O. Barnes

J. W. Beall Jno. L. Bentzler Geo. AY. Bilyen.......

J. J. Brirnor A. J. Buehler

Peter Byrne

Wm. R.Caffrey

P. J. Caldwell :.. F.H.CiiaflVe W. F. Clarkson

C. C. Colue Joseph Colignon

Jas. D. Conner Frank L. Cornwell Arthur C. Delevingue.

L. W. Denham , Horace C. Dowling

Geo. W. Engel.. .T.... W. G.Evans

Geo. W. Fisher

Chas. Fowler

J. W. Fox

John M. Gantley

Wm. Gilliard W. L. Griggs Edward Grimes

Jno. C. Heltf Wm. L. Hettinger John C. Hodges

Henry T. Houck

Theo. K. Hynicka. .

.

John F. King •'. Jno. E. Knight

C. H. Koehler Augustus Kuhuer. . .

.

Gustave Lancer

Jno. A. Landvoigt Jolm I. Leitch Wm. Marshall

Thos. O. May

E. McCarter

J. H. McCoruiick

J. F. McDonald

Henry McGivern . . . .

.

Wm. McL^nahan

Chas. A. McNamee . .

.

J. Meehau Andrew Melville Thos. Menshaw

I Chas.F. Miller 5 R. W. Moore Wm. S.Moore

J. C. Motherhed

D. J. Muun

C. K. Nalley

Geo. A. O'Oonnell

Geo. W.Orera

T. F. Pendel

R. M. Phipps

Joseph Portch

Ed. C. Pumphrey

James Read James Ready

524

164

4

495

527

518 176

8 416

516 327

108

76

400 425

475

159

75

661

563

8

4 29112

4

34

387 490

296

656

4

190 606

462

576

8

4 254

420 629

12

58188 216

62020

361 484

15

601 414

4

553

554

161

65 462

8 483

8 580

8

463

77
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 109

No. 16.

Persons employed on the Agricidiural Report, <^^c. —Continued.

Xame.

Time employed.

.Dars.! Hours.

Hidiard Eoberts

-Jas. A. Rvan

William Scott Gale Sherman CP. Shettle Jas. A. Stockman . .

.

Peter Swift David A. Thompson

DiBnis Toomey

John F. Van Horn.. Fred "Wagner John Walde y JohnE. Walsh..../

Geo. K. "White John White

H. Wiese CK. Sherwood W. H. Mills James Cavanaugli .

.

A. D. Coleman

Robert E. Cunuingliam|.

.

Noi'inan Everts i.. CD. Lazelle !.. Bnrr Lucas !.

.

John F. Maginnis ' .

.

D. E. Ritchie [.. Frank Rowe \.. Moses Smith ' .

.

J. H. Snapp L

.

F. A. West L

Mamie S. Allen M. L. Andrews I .

.

483

84 6314 414

525 405

82 284

4 554

505 425

8 188

40 224

137 933 3»094

1, 039

164 968

1, 090 1,072

168

161

961 754

598

Amount

received.

$193 20

3 20

1 60 252 40

1 60 165 60 210 00 162 00

32 80 113 60

1 60 221 60 202 00 170 00

3 20 75 20 14 00

62 72 34 25

233 25 273 50 259 75

41 00 242 00 272 50 268 00 42 00 40 25 240 25 188 50 137 54 151 57

IN'ame.

B. F. Barnes Mamie E. Barry Mary Barry Kate Bennett

A. F. Boyer Mary E. Brown

M. J. Burkholder . . .

.

M. E. Calvo

Virginnia Cammack.

Kate Cantine Indiana Cowling M. E. Dow

Ella M.Ferguson

Annie E. Gross

E. K". Haines

Lida Henry

Florence Hoifman . .

.

E. J. Hooper Maggie B. Hyde

J. A. Jenkins Mamie C. Lincoln

]S^ettie McCabe

D. A. Mortimer

Katie A. Murphy

S. E.Perley

Lydia J. Pixley

Agnes H. Reid j. T. M. Rutherford Mary Sullivan K. B'. Throckmorton

E. E. Wernwag

Belle Williams ,

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

331 $76 13 633 145 59 283 65 09 217 49 91

438 100 74

176 40 48

599 137 77

9 2 07 439 100 97

73 16 79

346 79 58

40 9 20

643 147 89

461 106 03 178 40 94

456 104 88 361 83 03

373 85 79

373 85 79 298 68 54

90 20 70

597 137 31 405 93 15

701 161 23

360 82 80 299 68 77

35 ^- 8 05

627 144 00

353 81 19 356 81 88

452 103 96

635 146 05

No. 17.

Statement sliowing the number ofjyersons employed in the Publication of the Tenth

Census Reports during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name. C M. Robinson .

.

Wm. Barmim

Sidney T. Bates . A. F. feloomer John H. Boner. .

.

W. W. Deloe

E. W. Denison ... W F. Dunn CE Etchberger. H. All. Foresman M. C.FO.SS B. W. GilUs C S. Myers M. Noyes

J. Osborne C W. Otis S.J.Phillips W. R. Ramsey ... J. A. Scott

F. B. Stitt John W.Thomas.

E. M. Wheat

G. H. Engr lman . O. F. Dunlap

A. C Francisco .

.

A. S. Gri:.'g3 Andrew Grogan . J.:N'. Hall D. M. Hamlin ....

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

61 $35 38

5 2 65

19 10 07 347 183 91

3 1 59 86 45 58 220 116 60 125 65 47 433 185 97 266 140 98 180 95 40

67 35 51 174 92 22 100 53 00 319 169 07 1,229 651 37 798 422 94

1, 006 533 18 5 2 65

5 2 65 236 125 08 1,082 573 46

14 5 60 284 113 60

57 22 80

81 32 40 120 48 00

2 80 657 262 80

Name.

W. H. Harrison . .

.

Geo. E. House

H. W.Raleigh .... John W. Shotwell

B. M. Winters .... Chas. L Canfield..

C. M. Cvphers W. McFarlane .... A. McXally

J. M. Maloney

J. S. Burnside C J. Alexander.. A. G. Allison

B. H. Baxter Frank A. Baxter.. Seward B«-all Wm. M. Boyd

Wallace Brewer..

S. R. Brooks W. S. Brooks

C. P. Brown

G. A. Calvert W E. Chase

Geo. W. Cox

Z. W. Denham.... W. H. Dexter . . .

.

D. R. Doyle W. H. Dnling John F. Dunbar .

.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

645 $258 00 109 43 60 100 40 00

617 246 80

1, 166 466 40 669 325 85

205 101 70

6 3 00

86 43 00

294 147 00

2.54 114 30 401 160 40

401i 160 60

494 197 60

3 1 20

1, 478 591 20 97 38 80 4 1 60 147 58 80

698 279 20

5 2 00

90 36 00 47 18 80

953 381 20

56 22 40

528 21] 20

1, 174 469 60

2, 193 877 20

4 1 60
110 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.—Persons employed inthe piiblication of the Tenth Census Bejports, ^c. —Continued.

Name.

C. A. Edelen

H. Clay Evans Edw. j. Fallon Aloy. S. Fennell "Wm. H. Fisher William Floyd Byron A. Ford

Benj. Franklin Wm. J. Galbraith..-.

P. P. Glass W. P. Greene

E. J. Handly

C.T.Harding

Geo. H. Harries W. C. Henry

C. W.Hensiiaw

J. J. Heron

Augs. E,. Holden

Geo. W. Howard T.W.Howard

C. T. HiitcMnson . . .

.

Albert E. Ingalls . . .

.

J. H. Xalilert James Kane

L. E. Keai ney

H. A. Keefer

F. C. Kemon

M. H. Kendig John W. Evans

B. F. Larcombe

Charles H. Leeds

TJ. S. Lowdermilk

H, F. McArdle

Jas. G. McDonald

H. McElfresh Wm. H. McFadden .

.

T. McMahon

Harry B. Major

O. F.'Mattingly

C. L. Minor Burrows Nelson . H. A. Nothnagel

E. Nott

P. C. Oberlev

J. W. O'Ronrke , E. H. Patterson

L. Petrie James H. Piatt Lloyd Prather, jr A. B. Proctor W. F. Eandolph

C. TV. Rempp

A. E. Eiddle Augustus L. Eoberts Zidon E. Ross W. L. Schmalhofif Wm. C. Sefton , O. V. Shomo L Simmonds

Chas. Spencer M. V. B. Stevens A. Stiarwalt; jr W. H. Sweeney

A. H. Taylor

E. H. Thomas

C. P. Thompson

D. I. Towers

H. L. Watson

John Webber .

.

Theo. P. White

B. C. Wright

Charles Wright

John Buckman

Stephen Caldwell Amos Irving James Jackson John F. Swiggard

Time employed.

Days. Hour s.

Amo^^nt

received.

1, 526 $610 40

483 193 20

3 1 20 374 149 60 4 1 60 657 262 80 255 102 00

1, 475 590 00 42 16 80 647 258 80 703 281 20

1, 874 749 60

1, 827 730 80

91 36 40

4 1 60 389 155 60

1, 622 648 80 1,791 716 40

1, 099 439 60 1,587 634 80

4 1 60

1, 524 609 60 446 178 40

1, 652 660 80 43 17 20 170 68 00 956 382 40

948 377 20

1, 239 495 60 202 80 80 494 197 60

4 1 60 511 204 40 126 50 40

1, 879 751 60

1, 549 619 60 459 183 60

1, 915 766 00 458 183 20 995 398 00 24 9 60

23 9 20

91 36 40

4 1 60 854 341 60

1, 788 715 20

1, 528 611 20 1,477 590 80 341 136 40

1, 827 730 80

32 12 80

1, 581 632 40

1, 311 524 40

450 180 00. 564 225 60 592 236 80 386 154 40

1, 629 651 60 284 113 60 757 302- 80 780 312 GO 1,812 724 80

1, 630 652 00 726 290 40 1,246

694 498 40 277 60 662 264 80 389 155 60

1, 542 616 80 1,415 566 00 570 228 00 494 197 60 128 32 00 345 91 05 36 9 00 95 23 75 362 90 50

Name.

G. A. Traylor John Waller

Clavton Webster. .

.

C. H. Wilson Wm. E. Winston . .

.

Perry Brown W. A. Brown

Frank Coburn

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelly Paul Livingston John E. Parker

George Recar

S. L. Rowzee

John Burnside John F. Clarkson . .

.

Ira E.Cole Edward Duff Wm. Farrington . .

.

T.H. Fitnam

J. H. Furbershaw. .

.

James Gray

Cohimbus Hall

J. E. Horning John G. Hudson Thomas H. Owings . R. A. Porter

A. J.Preall D. C. Reeves Edw. C. Maher

John Metcalf

E. L. Winne

Mary E. Adams

Martha Allison , Fannie Beamer

B. C. Bickford , Anna Bolinstarck Mary Callao:han .... Jose'phine Carlisle - .

.

Effie Clarke Mary Cunningham .

.

M. Dellamico

E. J. De Lorme

Elizabeth Dement . .

.

Lizzie M. Donohue. . Annie Fuller Annie Gaughran A.D. Goss Mary Hayes

Johanna Hickey

Celinda Higby

Mary Hill Nellie Hopper

Ida M. Hosman

MoUie A. Hunter

Jennie Jackson

Virgie Johnson

Lizzie Johnston

Elizabeth Litsinger.

.

Lizzie McCullip

Bridget McNamara. Mary A. McNamara.

Kate Miller Annie Mitchell

Sallie Moore

Julia Murrell Mary Nally Mary O'Brien A.W.Potter Mary E. Reagan

Catherine Schermer- horn Anna M. Slentz Ella Steele Maigaret Sweeney. .

.

M. V. Wheeler

S. W. Baxter

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

266 $76 70

112 28 00

35 8 75

106 26 50

21 5 2&

717 315 48

284 124 96

426 187 44

710 312 40

850 374 00 524 230 56

141 62 04

563 247 72

853 375 32 314 125 60

48 19 20

40 16 00

28 11 20

785 314 00

735 294 00

631 252 40

65 26 00

952 380 80

68 27 20

117 46 80

71 28 40

641 256 40

787 314 80

785 314 OO

64 25 60 642 256 80

233 93 40

183 34 31 768 144 00 382 80 22 166 31 12

601 112 69

697 130 69 40 7 50

40 7 50

175 32 81 144 27 00

64 12 00 590 110 63

40 7 50

31 5 81

1 161 217 67

' 40 7 50

40 7 50

117 21 93

72 13 50 428 89 88

395 74 06 37 6 94 320 60 00

16 3 00

156 29 25

115 21 56

149 27 94

659 123 57

663 124 31 135 25 31

203 38 06

32 6 00

499 93 56

32 6 00

64 12 00

453 84 94

69 12 94

899 168 57 712 133 50

312 58 50 223 41 81

80 15 00

633 11« 69

921 230 25
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

No. 17.

Persons employed in fhe publicaiion of tJie Tenth Census Eeports, ^c.—Contiuued.

Name. Time employed.

Days. I Honrs.

Amount

received.

John A. Bryan John Dice

Josiah S. Green. .. C. C. Haddock.... Wm. T. Hall

Sam'l Hurley

Douglas Eeid John Piyan "Wm, E.'Saunders . Wm. S. Seymour .

.

J. E. Smith

J. Paul Chambers

Richard Berry W. C.Heck

"W. H. Morc^an

F. C Philpitt G. W. Bates

Geo. W. Eolck .... A. J. Houghton . .. H. C. Moi an

Charles J. Ortlip .

.

G. L. Pearson Hod. Ueynolds M. D. Anderson. .

.

Alpha B. Beall.... "Wm. H. Berry

Geo. M. Bond'

C. K. Buckland ... Chas. r. Burch.... Thomas J. Burke. John T. Butts.-.. W. S. Clarke John C. Collins. .. S. K. Coster Frank I. De Lea .

.

J. W. Dutton

C. C. Pearson

Geo. Fields... Luther R. Frank . Harry A. Gwin. .. Jas. A. Hewee

A. R. Hilton John F. Hogan Owen Keefe . . James F. Lacey .

.

John Lee

Y. B. Lloyd

D. P. Lynch

John Murphy

D. A.Ifeal

B. F. Oder Edward H. Parlin George M. Raub.

.

C. A.Rice

A. R.Rock

R. E. Scott "Wm. Shepherd

Chas. Simpson . .. iSToble Spates Rush C. Steele ... R. S. Todd

J. L. Venable Howard C. "WaU .. H. S.Washburn . John Weckerly. .. PIECEWORK.

Oscar Alexander , A. G. Allison , Harry D. Armstrong

F. M. Barnes . F. H. Bamhart

Sam'l J. Boone

J.C.Bonsall , A. J. Boyer , John J. Bresnahan. .

.

1 non 1, u^u 156 00 loo uu

An 1 n nn 31 118 29 50 837 209 25

A(\ 1\J 776 194 00

7/10 185 50 775 193 75

323 167 96 284 122 80

2 80

2 00 203 81 20

93 31 62

1 (\A Iv-t 32 49

587 183 43

A 530 ifi^ J-UO fifi vu 357 111 56 242 75 61 277 86 56

572 143 00 263

06 17 nn li uu

32 8 00 29 7 25 392 98 00 47 11 75

10 339 84 75 69 17 25 318 79 50 28 7 00 409 2Q9 25

1 00 121 30 2-5 427 106 75

74 50

94.1

OX) 14 OU

It) 4 / 5 417 104 25 175 43 75 g 1 ov

47 50 241 60 25 297 74 25 338 84 50 104 26 00 254 63 50

19 4 75 123 30 75 199 49 75

344 86 00

283 70 75

15 3 75 167 41 75 104 26 00

9 2 25

59 14 75

117 29 25 4 1 00 376 94 00

Name.

Days. Honrs.

50 25

96 25

74 85 42 25

30 30 246 50 35 05 34 70 208 60

J. E. Brister

! W.R. Burgess

i G.A.Calvert

I! W. R. Carrigan

r W. E. Chase

\ W. fLChipley

"W. P. Cole..:

I LF. Coolev Wm.M. Counell ....

I A. E. Corning

j Geo. A. Crump

I Geo. TV. Davis

; E. De Caindrv

i C. De Caindrv

i W. H. Dexter ......

: John B. Dickman...

\ James Dougherty .

.

: "W. F. Dunn

i J. E.Ellegood

I Franck Parish

I Geo. I. Ford

t J. J. Fullerton

i W. J. Galbraith

1 Lewis A. Garrett . .

.

J. A. Gibbs W. G. Glenn

' G. Wilmer Graham.

J. F. Grant James Greenwood ..

: Harrie C. Griffin....

I J. R. Grove

i J. A. Haudiboe Sam l C. Hanion

; F. C. Helmick

C. Heron

' John Hoynes

Thos. Hughes

H. H. Humble

M. F.Peake

P.E.Porter

D. R. Johnson

I Geo. Johnson, jr

' Jos. C. KaufEman

I L. E. Kearney

i H.A.Keefer

[ E.B.KeUy

John L. Kennedy . .

.

E. M. Kerrott

I L. 0. Knowles

Aug. M. Laing W. A. Lavalette. jr.

.

' Chas. F. Leibrlck . .

.

IsT.M. Light.

; R.W. McKeon

i C.W.Mander

TT. A. Mellis Chas. AY.Metzger...

E. J. Morton

i R. \V. Muir

John P. Murphy

John H. Nallev Wm. A. Ogle

Chas. E. Pearson

Franklin Rogers

I I Jas. H. Ross

J. H. Schoepf

E. E. Scott David Shaw

M. J. Sherk

Jas. H. Sherwood . .

.

T. J. Southwoith. .. T. C. Spurgeon

F. M. St. John

John R. Sullivan . .

.

L. V. Taft A. Thomson, jr

J. L. Thompson

Time employed.
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIMTER.

mo. 17—Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, ^c—Continued.

Name.

W. D. Thornton

O. F. Vouglit John Walkup

.S. K. Wall W. Wallington.. M. E. W bster W. J. Wilkinson . .

.

H. J. Wilson John P. Wilver....

Charles Wright

L.K. Zook

A. S. Adams

Eila Ahern M. Ambrose - X. L. Andrews '. F. Baker

K. V. Baker

Bettie Baker

Isabella Ball

JE. E. Banks /Mary Baprista V D. P. Bauington...

J. Barry

€. Bates

S. K. Bauman

M. A. Bayliss Jane Beatty

L. Billings Mary A. Black M- J. Bowie

A. Boyce M. Boyle

<;.Brelsford Mary Brick Xate J. Biintnall.. D C. Brooks

E. M. Biuiuagim... Carry Bryan M. Bry^.n

Belle i3urgess M. A. Biiigess Mary E. Buete Eaimie E Burke...

J. A. Burr

Moliie E. Burrows.

O. K. BurweU

A. Builer Sarah C. Butler

Wiuifri d Cahill ... Emma L Carricc.

Belle Carter

Julia F. Cary

Elizabeth Casper .

.

M. C. Chapman

F. Chase

S. A. Cliapman

E. Clagett M A. Clancy M. ClarksoQ

Ella b\ Clements...

Cather ine Clone

Eaniiie ( 'oleman ... A. Collins

S. Cllins M. Coiiuelley

J. Couuor

E. W. Conover

Mattie Cook M. Coi bin

B. A Ctti

M. Courtney Ann Cow.in Jauie Cox

Oeorgie. Crawford.

B. L.Critzman

^Nellie Cronin X. M. Cross

Time employed.

Days. Hours

Amount

received.

$2 25

55 10

311. 00 34 08 63 90 46 35

7 50 29 84

7 44

78 75

28 05

9 53

21 74

18 00 92 80 49 12 133 00 78 07

71 97

52 35

1 00

6 43

13 61 52 78 45 83

7 30

7 30

1 00

1 00 20 79

61 51

5 75

8 94 14 56 55 46

7 56 4 50 48 92

1 00 48 03

8 76

65 52

10 11

1 00 46 68

8 33

61 98

16 45

61 56

7 63 48 36

17 24

7 16 39 19 56 37

8 48

8 16

6 72

8 62 94 31

6 63 45 37 14 50 10 00

7 39 73 25

6 50

61 24

9 80 38 67

7 52

20 21 18 62

41

1 00

17 45

86 05

Ifame.

Ada M. (Jross Lucy R. Crupper

K. Cunningham

H. Daily

A. Daly J.. C. Daily

Alice V. Daly

A. S. Dame

L. J. Dart

E. Davis

L. H. Davis Maggie B. Davis M. Dawson

E. A. Dickinson

3. Dickson j N. Diggs .;i Ida Dinger

I. E. Doherty M. Donnelly

E.Donnelly

Katie Donohue

E. Dorsey

Jennie L. Dowling.

.

M. E. Downey

Annie M. Downey .

.

Lizzie Downie

J. A. Downing

Lucy Dutfy Kate Duniie A. Dutrow

0. Dwyer

1. M. Euelin

S;irah Edmonds

L. T. Edmonston

J. Elliott Clara M. Elliott

I. K Ellis Mary E. Ellsworth.

.

Miuiaie Elwood

E. J, Essex Laura V. Etta

V. M. Evans Mary Evans

M. Farrell Alice H. Eaubel

Sailie Faulkner

Felger L.M. Felix

Nellie E. Fish

A. Fisher K. riavan M. Fleming

F. M. Fletcher H. C.Flynn

K. C. Foley

J. B. Forbes

S. Fordham

M. Fordham

N. B. Franklin

C. Fowler M. Garttrell Belle Gates

Bell Gheen

M. Gibbs

Louise Gibson

Ellie C. Glasgow

C. Godey...

E. W. Godwin

E. Gould Annie Graves

I. C. Greene

L. A. Gre^g

Alice M. Greenwood Ada Greenwood

A. I. Grilfith

J. B. Gi inuan M. Hall

Time employed.

Days. Hours,
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 113

No. 17.

Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Beports, 4'C-—Continued.

Ifame.

E. Handebeaii Annie TT. Harbin. .

.

Ella C. Hardy

Blanche Hargrave..

Clara A. Earner

Delia Harper M. A. Harper . L. Y. Harper

E. J. Harner

r. v. Harris

T. Harrison

F. A. Haskell

E. Havenner

L. Hays

A. A. 'Hayes M. E. Haves MaryE. Head

E. Heffell Georgie Heinline-..

J. Hellinffs /

V.Henrick •/.. Katie Hensan

S. Hess

A. Higtrins Eva iim

A. Hodu^e M. V. Hoifman

il. X. Hopkins

Lncy Hoi ton Ella House

C. Howard

M. C. Ruber

A. Hughes

Mary L. HuUings. .

.

Annie M. Humes...

S. Husted

A. Hutson

Sarah E. Jackson. .. H. T. Jelfiies M. A. Johusou

L. H. Johnson

H. Johnson M. W. Jones

Jones

T. Keefe Maggie Keefe

Ella^Kf lly R. L. Kennedy

B. Kenuellv

S. E.Kerper M. J. Kersey

Maria Keys

Julia King M. Kiiscli Ell« Knox.:

E. Korts Emma M. Kroger. .

.

M. La Bille K. La Bille , E. Lackey

Rose La Covey

Ellen Laiidvoigt E. Laporte Mary Larman

E. Lease A. V. Lpe

Fannie Littleton M. F, Long

D. Lord M. E. Lowe C Lnckett

Florence Lusby

Mary E. Lynch

H. Maciiaiuee A E. Mallory Jeniiie E. ilanning.

.

J. E. Mansfield

Time employed.

Days. Hours. Amount

received.

$37 94

7 68 9 08

1 00

66 19 66 13 86 20

9 33

7 95

51 98

77 44

9 19 12 14 65 74

5 21

1 00

7 15

52 25

5 30

51 98 145 25

7 28

3 50

52 2G

6 43

1 00

1 00

1 00

1 68 74 35

50 12 69 71 6 75

49 10

8 26

52 81

8 84 49 00

7 95 78 07

5 32

1 OU

13 02

- 87 76

3 00 67 87

20 31

1 00 20 on

1 00 15 32

9 77

32 78

74 14

10 69

69 50

1 00

71 26

5 39 32 50 50 97 78 24 18 41

85 66

6 73

5 49 84 12

7 30

8 16 76 16 19 05 96 73

73 55 74 11 49 88

12 49

29 41

Xame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

M. E. Marceron

E. Marsh

Alice Martin

A. Martin

S. Martin

Lula M. Mason

Sarah J. May , Hattie McCabe

Nettie McCampbell. .

.

Annie McCarter

A. McCarthy

M. M. McCarthy

Mamie McClelland

F. M.McCristal

Mattie McFee .: Mary McGinnell ...v'. Minnie F. McGowan.

E. V. McGraw

Belle J. Mclntyre ... A. C. McKeldeu

L. A. MoKenney

Eliza A. McLain

M. J. McLeod

M. McXaraara

;Mary A. McJfamara.. Amelia McJTulty

C. Maus - M. A. Mapes

M. G. Meals

S. Moeus ..- Bessie S. Mohun

B. Mooney

Lizzie Moran

Mattie E. Morgan

Mary Morris.." i M. M. Morrow I Lizzie A. Morrow H.H.Morse i Dollie Moxley

H. Murphy

M. Murphy | Lizzie A. Murphy | M. E. Murray

Susie Mylan

A. M. Js'ash E. Xelsou

Nellie Nixon May E.Norbeck .. M. B. Norbeck

Annie O'Brien .. .. Mary C. O'Brien .. M. T. O'Connor ... Mary A. Oime

M. E. Owner

M. Page......

C. Palmer

J. T. Parham

S. Partridge

Ella Patterson . . .. M. V. Peniberton.

.

E.C. Phillips Julia E. Plant A. Pleasants

C. i'ope A.J. Porter Sarah E. J. Porter.

E. J. Proctor Emma Pumphrey. M.V.Purdv L E. Babbitt

Elhi. Eandolph

K. Eeapsomer M. Beid

D. Eeilly Agnes Renehan .. S. Reynolds Dora C. Eicks 8 PP
114 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 17.Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Eejwrts, if^c. —Continued.

Name. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Effa J. Rifcchio Josie (t. llobinson Julia Robmson

Louise Rockfellow A. Rogers

li. Rogier M. A. Ross

L. Russell H. Ryder M. A. Sayres Rose E. Schneider H. Scbreiuer

L. Selvey

E. F. Sharkey

L. Shepherd* /. M. A.Sibley ./. Mary Siei'enberg .../.. M. J. Smith . Maggie K. Smith \

' Katip Slice \ Mattie G. Sollers ; O. J. Somer\^lle 1 S. D. Soper ' . . ., M. T. Spalding i I....V L.B. Stewart r Katie Strong Laura T\ Suit E. C. Sullivau M. SuUivau

A. Sullivan Josie M. Sa.'umers- .

.

E. J. Sydnor Franc e s Sz e gedy

Georsiie E. Temiyson. . ! H.MT Terry....: 1 E. Thomas j M. A. Thompson j Rhoda M. Thorn I D. C. Toole Maggie E. Toomey 1 j Florence B, Towers . . - ! A.E.Tyrrell j

; Lotta B. Tyson

Mollie Vannattar j E. V. Walker

R. Walling i A. S. Walls ! I Katie Walsh |

I Mary E. Walsh I

! M. Ward I R. A. Watson i .....

.

J.E. Watson !... .. H. Webster

Gr. Webster

Minnie Wetzel , Emma L. Wilke

J. Wilson

Fannie Wilson M. E. Wilson ' L. Emily Windsor

N". M. Wingate ... F. M. Witliers .... Mamie Wood

Emma Woolsey .. C. L. Young

E. M. Touug

K. Zell

I

Amou3it

received.

$5 70

7 ;iG 1 (H) 10 GO

f>2 IS 66 1.5 102 07

2 00

1 00

<i 04 GD 7G 4 50 49 67

1 00

1 00 48 77 19 30

6.5 88

20 90

7 56

5 17

6 93 49 12

6 07

5 41

11 23

9 24

52 OS

1 00 77 00

14 93

7 30

1 24

19 19

4 g:5 7 06 50 58

19 89

80 09

1 00 66 59

7 00

7 11 4 44

7 91 126 50

1 00 12 61

6 14

12 29

77 93

4 89

76 96

77 55

21 26

16 13 71 76

9 30

3 25

5 12 45 09

8 02 15 69 106 28

46 59 4 06

BINDING. James O. Amoss . . . j . R. T. Anderson S. Arthur E. Baker

G. O. Barnes

J. ^Y. Boall Jno. L. Bentzler Richard Biehl

.1

I ""I

303 121 20

38 15 20 116 46 40

157 61 80

83 33 20 338 135 20 24 9 60

Name.

Ceo. K. Bilyen

Adam Brandt

J. J. Biuuer

A. -J. Bueliler Peter Bvrne Wm. 11. TaiiVov

P. J. Caldwell!

F. H. Cb;itiVe W. F. Clai ks(m i Joseph Colignon I C. C. Coluc.!: I Jas. D. Counei- | Frank L. Connvell ! Arthur C. Deleviugue.!

L. W. Denhain ! W. P. Dowden ' Hornce C. Dowling 1 Jas. E. Davail H. T, Eckhart

C. R.Ecklotf

Geo. W. Engel W. G. Evans

G-eo. Finch - Geo. W.Fisher

J. W. Fox j

I Chas. Fovv'lor '

' Rob'r'rt T. Frailev i

I Jolm M. Gautley '

j Wm. (filli.ird i

| W. L.Griggs } Edward Grhnes j j Auiiustus Hartman . . .

i

j John (J. Hem' : 'Will. L.Hettinger i ] Jolin C. Hodges '

' Henry T. Ho\ick | Theo. K. Hynicka | ......

j Thos. Keegan ,. .!

| John F. King ? .

| •Jno. E. Knight j C. H.Koehler '

\ Augustu.'^ Kuhner | Gustavo Laucer :

j Jno. A.Lanilvoigt i John I. Leitch | Wm. Marshall j John Masterson I Thos. O. May j

i E. McCarte , J. H. McCormick | J. E. McDonald \ Henry McGivern j Wm. McLanahan . i

| Chas. A. MclSTamee . . .

{

i J. Meehan -

' Andrew Melville I Thomas Meushaw . .

.

Chas. F. Miller R. W. Moore Wm. S. Moore

J. C. Motherhed

D. J. Munn

C. K. Nalley George A. O'Donnell George W. Orem

T. F. Peudel

Milton Phillips F. C. Phdpitt , Joseph Portch

Ed. P. Puniphrey James Read

A. Reybert

Richard Roberts

Jas. A . Ryan

William Scott Gale Sherman CP. Shettle

203 $81 20 45 18 00 344 137 60

135 54 00

12 4 80

9 3 60

236 94 40 48 19 20

178 71 20 68 27 20 189 75 60

343 137 20

4: JO 17*2 00

101 20 107 42 80

3 20 453 181 20

g 3 20

16 6 40 44 17 60 104 41 60

16 6 40

147 58 80

12 4 80

36 14 40

391 156 40

16 0 40

60 24 00

35 14 00 449 179 60 395 158 00

56 y2 40

280 112 00 532 212 80

12 4 80 348 139 20 261 104 40 70 28 00 499 199 00 227 90 80 36 14 40

12 4 80 dW 128 00 24 9 60

38 15 20 406 162 40

104 41 60

12 4 80 232 92 80 162 64 80 170 68 00 176 70 40

426 170 40

441 176 40 161 64 40

28 11 20

490 196 00 216 86 40

33 13 20

391 156 40 246 98 40

200 80 00 216 86 40 337 134 80

28 11 20 402 160 80 210 84 00 121 48 40 429 171 60 24 9 60 317 126 80 12 4 80 405 162 00

12 4 80 40 16 00 332 132 80

32 12 80
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Il5

No. 17.

Persons employed in ihepublication of the Tenth Census Reports, ^c.—Continued.

Time employed.

iDays.; Hours.

Amount

received.

A. A. .^mith Fred. P. Smitli Jas. A. St >i'kriian-.. S. E. Stratton Peter Swift David A. Tliompson Dennis Tooraer ... John F. Van liom.

.

E. W. Wade

Fred. TTasner John Walde - . Chas. \V. Ualker..-

J. E. \Talsli Geo. K. White

Jolin White

H. Wise

W". H. Mills E. M. Campbell James Ca ^ .iLi.'.gh. . .

.

W". D. Evans ." John A. Glneson .

.

C. D. Ltizeilo H. H. L iz"ll6 Frank Ro^ve Moses Smitli F. A. We.st Mamie S. Allen M. L. Andiews

B. F. Barnes..-. Mamii- E Barry

Mar3- Bai i v . ! Kate Bennett A. F. B.jycr Mary E. Brovcn M. j. . iv kli./hier- .

.

M. E. Calvo

Tiriiiuuia Cammack

Kate Cautine Indiana ( /'o wling A. Dickins

Ella M. Ferguson- .. Annie E. Graves Annie E. Gross

E. X. Haines

Lida Henrv . . Florence Hoffman . E. J. Hooper

Mao;gie B. Hyde .... J. A. Jenkins

Xettie McCalje

D. A. Mortimore

Katie A. Murphy..

.

l!Tame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

20 $S 00

8 3 20 493 197 20

12 4 20

161 64 40

343 137 20

"238 95 20

10 00 47 IS 80 170 68 00 416 163 40

29 11 60 332 132 80 106 42 40

17 6 80 40 16 00 243 68 04

48 12 00 900 225 00 1,157 289 25

1, 005 251 25

' 190 47 50 52 13 00 246 61 50 496 124 00 504 126 00 466 107 18 819 73 37 677 155 71 301 69 23 654 150 42

714 164 22 526 120 98 395 90 85 495 113 85

141 32 43 751 172 73 451 103 73 411 94 53 259 59 57 400 92 00

39 8 97

6!i4 13X 92 209 48 07 710 163 30 188 43 24 719 165 37 703 16L 69 672 154 56 345 79 35 534 122 82 459 105 57

S. E. Perley

Lidia J. Pixley , .

.

Agnes H. Reid V. .

.

E. E. Ricksecker

1. M. Rutherford. .... Mary SuUiva.n Bessie B. Throckmorton. K. B. Throckmorton..

E. E. "Wernwag

Belle Williams

PIECEAVORK. Anastasia Ahern

i Mary Y. Bowler

: Cora Burr

I Cora Chase

I Alice Corcoran

' F. F. Crupper

i Ronie Elms

I M. M. Farrar

I Jennie H. Fitch Mary A.Ford

! Kate Fox

I Minnie Georges

' Mary E. Hill

TNlarion Houiili Ora E. Hubler.

, Annie E. Long

Johanna Lyons

Lizzie Mack > Amelia Moreno . . .Y. M.V. .Martin Maggie A. Meehan.

Alary A. Murray

Kate O'Gorman

iiinnie Osborne Martha K. Payne. .

.

M. J. Richards. . E. L. Rollins Anna V. Sliaw L.

S. E. Sisson M. J. Stanley Sue E. Stevens

' Ellen Sullivan

Bertie Tibbetts Mai ia Van Alstine .

.

Mary R. AVesthorpe. Maggie Whaley

I Jo.sie Wright.".

Isabella Young

227

473

317

30 296

170

453

168 309

488

No. 18.

Statement showing the namder of persons employed in Removal and Storage of

certain property, Gorernment Printing Office,^' during the fiscal year ending June 30,

188:5, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame. Time era- ployed. Amount

received. Name.

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

r. M. Johnson 122 111

10199 109

$30 50

27 75

25 25 24 75

27 20

105 100

89

78

70

$26 25

25 00

22 25

19 50

17 50

Jas. Hines

Patrick Doolan

Michael Xash Chas. H. L. Reintzel . .

' Michael U'Connell
116 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 19.

Statement showing the numher of persons employed in Repairs, Goveinment PrinU

ing Office, 1884/' during the fiscal year ending June 30, lb83, ivith the length of time eaeh has been employed and the amount each has received.

Ifame.

Ellis Hughes

Eobt.E. Gayle..

J. Berres Chas.T. Clarke.

G. W. Shryock..

J. W. Dutton.-..

J. W.Jones

Jas. S. Martin. .

.

Chas. T. Pate . .

.

H. C. Simonds. .

.

N.L. King

A. A. Bundy

Time em- j ployed. i ^

' Amount

received. Days. Hours.

226 225

234

234

214

213

224

179 175

52

26

55

$90 40

90 00

89 75

89 75

80 25

79 87 84 00

67 ]2 65 62

19 50

9 75

20 62

Name.

H. Trine James F. Kersey. A. J. Hoskinson.

.

D.E. Neall

Thos. B. Hyatt... Alexander Guild. John S. Waugh..

Wm. Jordan Henry Payne

B. H.' Waters .... Chas. McGowan.

,

Time employed.

I Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

! 73 $27 37

103 38 62

; 103 38 62

; 97 36 37

' 227 56 75

1 188 47 00

! 188 47 00

! 168 42 00

1 128 44 50 155 38 75

' 149 37 25

S. p. R0UND8,

Public Printer.

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