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\ Ko. 25. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

PUBLIC PEINTEE

FOR THE

FISCAL YEIR ENDING JUNE 30, 1889.

December 16, 1889. —Presented, referred to the Committee on Printing,

and ordered to be printed.

WASHINGTON : GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

1 88 9.

THE

ANNUAL REPORT

OF PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington, Decemher 14, 1889. Sir : As required by law, I have the honor to transmit to Congress

the report of the condition and operations of this office for the fiscal year 1889. Very respectfully, F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.

Hon. Levi P. Morton,

President of the Senate.

To the Senate and House of Representatives:

As my official term commenced only about six weeks before the close

of the fiscal year 1889, it seems to me appropriate that I should speak

of the condition of this office as I have been able to observe it up to the present time.

In my first tour of inspection throughout the several divisions, two

kinds of danger to property and human life were apparent within the

building. One was from the insufficient support and overloaded condition of the second, third, and fourth floors on the H-street side ; and

the other was from the liability to fire, because of the combustible character of the structure and the inflammable materials constituting its contents.

I took immediate steps, therefore, to arrange for an inspection of the

building by Edward Clark, Architect of the Capitol. He made a thorough examination, reported the H-street portion in danger of col- lapse, because of the weight of machinery, materials, manufactured

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product, and the large number of operatives, and recommended that

supports be provided at once on the first, second, and third floors. In

accordance with his recommendation and plans prepared by him three rows of posts, about 10 feet apart, were placed in the three lower stories as additional supports for the floors. As foundations for the posts in the

lower story excavations were made to a depth of about 3 feet, filled with concrete, and the concrete surmounted by cast-iron plates. Upon

these plates were placed white-oak posts 8 by 8 inches in diameter. In

the second and third stories posts of the same size, of Georgia pine, were placed. The effect of these supports was to remove all apprehension of danger by collapse in this portion of the building and to impart firmness to the machinery while in motion. The cost in material

and labor for these improvements was $6,043.27, and was paid from the

fund for printing and binding.

The portions of the building fronting on H and ^^"orth Capitol streets are of combustible material, and therefore liable to destruction by fire. I have caused ever^^ practicable appliance for the extinguishment of

fire to be provided at convenient points within the building and placed

the apparatus in charge of employes skilled in its use^ Fire escapes

have also been provided at all available points throughout the building to assist employes in eiforts to reach places of safety in case of real or false alarms. With all these precautions the building is liable at

all times of the day and night to destruction by fire. The embarrassment and loss in property alone to the public service through such a calamity would be incalculable ; but when the fact is considered that

there are more than two thousand employes at times in this building, and that a fire, once started, is liable to spread with great ra- pidity because of the combustible nature of much of the material in the building, the need for prompt measures for averting the danger

would seem to be imperative. The only durable remedy which could be

applied would be the construction for the use of this office of a fire- proof building on a new site, or such an extension and reconstruction

of the present building as would make it fire-proof throughout.

The present structure is wholly inadequate for the uses to which it is put. It is ill-lighted, ill-ventilated, and so far short in dimensions of

the requirements of the public service, that much of the work is done

at great disadvantage. For instance : there is room for the storage of

only a few days' supply of paper for the press-room and bindery. An

unusual catastrophe like that which recently befell Johnstown, Pa., or a recurrence of a storm such as swept the Atlantic coast in March, 1888, or any other event which would for many days suspend freight trans- portation on the great trunk-lines of railway, would in all probability cause a stoppage of work in some, if not all, of the important divisions

of the office, because of the lack of supplies. After printed sheets for books have passed from the folding-room they are often necessarily

hauled away in wagons to outside warehouses, to await the time when
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they shall be required in the bindery. After books have been completed in the bindery, there is no room for their storage in any considerable numbers, even temporarily, in the building, and when the weather

happens to be stormy, the work of removal to the Capitol or the DeIDartments or the warehouses, is accompanied by serious inconvenience

and delay. The fact that the building was not originally designed for nor owned by the Government, and that additions have been made to

it from time to time under exigencies which did not admit of any symmetrical or comprehensive i^lan, will accouctfor its many defects. The

following is a history of the present building:

By act of Congress June 23, 1860, the Superintendent of Public Printing was directed to have executed the printing and binding authorized

by the Senate and House of Eepreseniatives, the Executive and Judicial Dei)artments, and the Court of Claims. To enable him to carry out

the provisions of thisact he was authorized and directed to contract for the erection or x^urchase of the necessary buildings, machinery, and material for the purpose. The sum to be thus expended was not to exceed

8150,000.

By act of Congress February 19, 1861, the sum of $135,000 was appropriated, and with this money the printing establishment of Mr. Jo- seph T. Crowell, located at the southwest corner of H and i^^orth Capitol

streets, was purchased. The property comi^rised the ground, 261 feet 9 inches by 175 feet 3 inches in area, the buildings, and all machinery

and material therein contained. The main structure was built in 1856

by Mr. Cornelius Wendell as a private priutiug-ofiice. It was 213 by

61J feet in area, four stories high. The walls were of brick, 18 inches

thick to the fourth floor, and 14 inches in thickness above that point.

Two rows of posts extended throughout the length of the building,

making the span of the joists or floor supports 20 feet. There were be- sides the main building a paper warehouse 59 feet 7 inches by 79 feet 2 inches ; a machine-shop 22 feet 2 inches by 25 feet; a boiler house 20

feet 7 inches by 26 feet; a coal house 23 by 27 feet; a wagon shed 25

feet 1 inches by 24 feet, and stables 23 feet by 41 feet 2 inches.. When

the Government took possession of the establishment on March 4, 1861,

there were employed about 400 people.

By act of Congress, March 2, 1865, the sum of $61,000 was appropriated for building a four-story addition, 60 by 70 feet, to the west end of

the main building, and for supplying the same with the necessary

presses and other machinery and fixtures. The expenditure was made

under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior.

On March 3, 1871, an appropriation of $45,000 was made by Congress

for building the Xorth Capitol street extension, a four-story structure,

covering a ground area of 93 by 61 feet, which sum also included the

cost of new elevators. The first fire-proof extension to the Printing Office was erected in

1879, an appropriation of $43,800 having been made by act of Congress,
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March 3 of that year, for that purpose. The additioD was built to the

southward of the west eud of the main structure, and w^as 50 by 98 feet,

four stories high, with an L 60 by 40 feet. When this building was

erected the old paper warehouse and machine-shop were torn down.

On June 16, 1880, Congress authorized the purchase of one lot on H

street adjoining the building on the west, for the purpose of erecting

thereon a stable. The appropriation for building the stable, together

with a second fire-proof four story extension to the office, 51) by 94

feet, was made March 3, 1881. The sum appropriated was $40,000.

By act of Congress, March 3, 1885, the sum of $15,000 was appropriated for the purchase of a site in the vicinity of the Public Printing

Office and the erection thereon of a store-house. The latter was built across the alley immediately south of the main structure, and was 16

feet 10 inches by 100 feet, three stories high above the basement. On

the remainder of the same lot a one story plumbing and paint-shop, 16

feet 10 inches by 65 feet 9 inches, was erected. All these additions were constructed under the supervision of the Architect of the Capitol.On February 6, 1883, the Public Printer was authorized to procure

suitable storage room by rental, as near as possible to the Printing

Office. Provision was made by Congress for surrendering the outside

places of storage when the Government store house above mentioned

should be completed. At the time this building was finished the re- quirements for the store-room had so greatly increased that the outside rooms could not be dispensed with, and during the last three years the

need for such room has from time to time increased. At the present

time six different rooms are rented by the Public Printer in the McDowell building, located at the southeast corner of North Capitol street and Massachusetts avenue, for the purpose of storing printed matter

intended for binding. The floor space thus used in this building

amounts to 12,700 feet. The annual rental for this space is $3,000.

Another room for similar use, containing 1,122 square feet, located near

the corner of New Jersey avenue and D street, is rented f/om Mr

Charles Kennedy, the annual rental for which is $600.

On June 20, 1878, Congress authorized the purchase of the two-story

fire-proof brick building situated in the rear of the Globe building on

Pennsylvania avenue, in which a jjortion of the Congressional Globe

plates, purchased by the same act, were stored, and directed that the

structure be placed in the custody of the Public Printer. The building

has since been used for the storage of the Congressional Globe and

other plates.

By act of Congress approved October 2, 1888, the sum of $16,000 was

appropriated for the purpose of constructing an additional story to the

south center fire-proof main building of the Government Printing Office,

and the removal of the electrotype and stereotype foundry to the same- The removal was completed during the first week of last month, and
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I this division has now much better facilities for doing work than it had

before. In order that the GoverDment Printing Office may execnte advantageously the constantly increasing amount of work furnished by Congress and the Executive Departments, provision should be made at once for a new fire-proof plant on a commodious and accessible site, or such a fire-proof extension of the present establishment as would fur- nish the necessary room and conveniences for economical work. In the

appendix to this report will be found a diagram showing the dimensions

of 4he present building, and what would be a practicable plan for ex- tension in case a new site and new building should not be preferred.

During the last session of the Fiftieth Congress, an amendment to the

sundry civil appropriation bill passed the Senate, providing for the

purchase of additional ground for the extension of the Government

Printing Office. The boundaries proposed in the amendment are the same as those indicated in the diagram published herewith. The

amendment in full as it passed the Senate will be found in the appendix to this report.

By reference to the diagram it will be seen that the ground necessary

for the proposed extension is that portion (175 feet 3 inches) fronting on Forth Capitol street ; 1^0 feet on G street west to the 14-foot alley ; 464

feet west on G street from the west boundary of the lot on which is lo- cated the brick store-house of the Government Printing Office ; and 288

feet on H street west from the wagon-house and stables of the Government Printing Office. If the proposed extension should be authorized, a fire-proof structure,

planned with special reference to light, ventilation, and convenient re- lation to the several divisions of the office to each other, could be erected,

and when comi^leted, the present building could be converted into a warehouse, all of the room in which could be used advantageously for storage purposes, and the money now paid for outside buildings for the

Government Printing Office saved. In 1878 Congress passed an act authorizing the purchase from the

estate of the late John C. Rives of certain bound and unbound volumes

of the Congressional Globe and a large number of metal and composition plates for printing said Globe. A portion of these plates were, at the time of the purchase, stored in a fire-proof building on the premises

of the Eives family residence near Bladensburgh, and remained there

until tbe 10th of October last. These plates were by the terms of the

purchase placed in the custody of the Public Printer. On the 18th of

September last a communication was addressed to me by Col. Wright

Eives, representing the heirs of the Rives estate, requesting the removal

of the plates, and the payment of the storage charges from the time the

property was turned over to the Government until the present time.

As the liability for these charges was incurred mainly under the administration of other incumbents of the Public Printer's office, I deemed
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accordingly proposed to Colonel Kives payment at the rate of $10 peril

month from July 1, 1889, until October 10, 1889, and submit the ques fl tion of the payment of theremainder to Congress, which proposition was

accepted, and* the plates from the latter date have been stored in the*,

fire-proof structure owned by the Government, in the rear of the Globe"

building on Pennsylvania avenue. In a communication ad(iressed to me on September 28, 1889, Col. Wright Rives stated that the charge at the rate of $10 per month for the storage of 'the plates for the whole

period would include all charges for repairs to the roof of another building on the premises of the Rives estate wherein bound and unbound vol- umes of the Globe were for a time stored. The claim for storage or

rental seems to me just, and I therefore recommend an appropriation for the payment thereof. I have also been informed that there is a claim

by the owners of the Congressional Globe building on Pennsylvania avenue for the storage of printed sheets of the Congressional Globe,

from the date of purchase of this printed matter by the Government

until the removal of the same to other quarters.

On the 2d of October, 1888, and on the 2d of March,. 1889, appropriations, in the aggregate, of $14,000 were made for a new stationary

engine and a new boiler, including the cost of setting the same, for the

Government Printing Office. Of these appropriations the sum of

$9,150 was exi)ended by my predecessor,- leaving contracts made by

him for one compound engine and erecting the same, amounting to $5,325, and only $4,850 available for payment thereof. The contractors have, therefore, unsatisfied claims for $475 against this office. Much of the bad type and many of the old presses now in use in the

Government Printing Office should be renewed at as early a date as

possible. If the Public Printer should be authorized to make these

renewals by exchanging old material for new, paying for the difference

in cash, better terms could be obtained in the interest of the Government than under the present system. At present, as presses wear out

they are sold, and the money received for them is deposited in the

Treasury to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources. By the

plan i)roposed manufacturers would allow more for them than is now

realized from their sale as old material. What is herein said of old and new presses is also applicable to old and new type. Good work can be

executed only by the use of good material, and under the authority

suggested new machinery could be obtained at a considerable discount

from ordinary rates. By an act of Congress approved March 2, 1887, the Clerk of the House

of Representatives was directed to furnish to the Public Printer the

copy of testimony in contested-election cases that the same might be

printed. The first of the cases to be considered by the House of Representatives of the Fifty-first Congress was delivered to the Public
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Printer on the 8th of May, 1889. On the 24th of September, 1889, all of the contested-election cases, seventeen in number, had been printed

and delivered to the Clerk of the House of Eepresentatives. Of these

cases there were in all 15,586 printed pages.

The several tabular exhibits appended will show in detail the financial transactions of the Government Printing Of&ce for the fiscal year

1889. F. W. Palmer,

Public Printer.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE EXTENSION.

AMENDMENT TO THE SUNDRY CIVIL APPROPIUATION BILL, PASSED BY THE SENATE OP THE UNITED STATES DURING THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FIFTIETH CONGRESS.

Sec. 3. That in "order to provide additional accommodations for the Government

Printing Office the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of the Interior, aud the

Architect of the Capitol Extension, acting as a board, be, and they are hereby, em- powered aud instructed to acquire, as hereinafter provided, the several parcels of

real estate in square number six hundred aud twenty-four of the city of Washington

lying east of a twenty-foot alley running from G street to H street, and bounded by

H street on the north, G street on the south, North Capitol street on the east, and

said named twenty-foot alley on the west ; said parcels being divided east and west by Jackson alley, and intersected in part by a fourteen-foot alley running from G

street to Jackson alley ; said real estate now in part being occupied by the Govern- ment Printing Office. And for the purpose of acquiring said square, or any part

thereof, a sum sufficient to pay the cost thereof is hereby appropriated. And when

said real estate shall be acquired said board may direct that the fourteen-foot alley, running from G street to Jackson alley, shall be closed and used for the aforesaid purposes. That for the purpose of acquiring said real estate the said board may purchase the

same, or any part thereof, from the owner or owners ; and if the said board shall be

unable so to purchase the same, or any part or parts thereof, at a price that, in their opinion, is reasonable, they may institute legal proceedings for the condemnation

thereof in the manner provided for in section two of this act. [Section two of the bill as amended by the Senate as before mentioned provided

that if the board of commissioners should be unable to purchase the real estate described in the foregoing section, at a satisfactory price, they might apply to the supreme court of the District of Columbia for authority to condemn the property and

appropriate it to the public use.]

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North Capitol Street.

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30' /75:3

^Proposed Purchase.

\ 14' ALLEY TO SE CLOSED.

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THIS PORT/ON OF SQUARE NOT NEEDED.

360.6 First Street N.
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Financial statement of the business of the Government Printing Office for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1889, and showing the condition of the aiwroiiriations July 1, 1889. Contingent expenses, office of tlie Public Printer, 1888

Balance July 1, 1888 $1,312.92 Paid advertising, etc., ordered prior to July 1, 1888 966. 04 Balance July 1, 1889 346. 88 €ontingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1889

:

Appropriation, act July 11, 1888 3. 000. 00 Payments during fiscal year 2, 204. 36 Balance July 1, 1889 795. 64 Printing and binding, 1887

:

Balance July 1, 1888 5, 047. 00 Paid lithographing and engraving 5, 047. 0^ Printing and binding, 1887 (deficiency act February 1, 1888)

:

Balance July 1, 1888 ,. . 1, 598. 77 Paid employ6s 39. 60 Balance July 1, 1888 1, 559. 17 Printing and binding, 1887 (deficiency act March 30, 1888)

:

Balance July 1, 1888 56. 00 Paid employes 56. 00 Printing and binding, 1888 : Balance July 1, 1888 , $127, 394. 92 Received from sales cf waste paper, extra documents, and printing 24, 561. 20

151, 956. 12 Paid employ68 52, 250. 29 Paid lithographing and engraving ^ 30,089.07 Paid paper for printing 40, 471. 67 Paid material and supplies 29, 120. 69

151, 931. 72 Balance July 1, 1889 24. 40 Printing and binding, 1889 (15 per cent, additional to night force)

:

Appropriation, act March 2, 1889 15, 000. 00 Paid employ68 6, 665. 02 Balance July 1, 1889 8, 334. 98 Printing and binding, 1889

:

Appropriation, act October 2, 1888 2, 272, 000. 00 Appropriation, act December 22, 1888 63, 000. 00 Appropt iation, act March 2, 1889 130, 530. 18 Received from sales extra documents, waste paper, and printing 121, 354. 12 2,586,884.30 Paid employes ], 730, 078. 71 Paid lithographing and engraving 29, 706. 53 Paid paper for printing 355,312.01 Paid material and supplies . . : 285, 923. 02 2,401,020.27 Balance July 1, 1889 185, 864. 03 Printing Annual Report (1886) Commissioner of Agriculture

:

Balance July 1, 1888 20. 89 Paid employ63 20.89 Printing Annual Report (1887) Commissioner of Agriculture

:

Balance July 1, 1888 157, 850. 01 Paid employes 76, 654. 06 Paid paper for printing 50, 915. 50 Paid lithographing and engraving 17, 701. 75 Paid material and supplies 12, 574. 96

157, 846. 27 Balance July 1, 1889
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Printing Annual Report (1888) Commissioner of Agriculture : Appropriation, act October 20, 1888 $200, 000. 00 Paid employes $22, 696. 37 Paid paper for printing 46,580.54 Paid lithographing and engraving 12, 198. 73 Paid material and supplies 1, 370. 91

82, 846. 55 Balance July 1, 1889 117, 153. 45 Publication of the Tenth Census Eeports

Balance July 1, 1888 ; 56, 923. 09 Paid employes ^25, 221. 18 Paid paper for printing 13, 393. 00 Paid lithographing and engraving 33. GO Paid material and supplies 3, 003. 50

41, 650. 6» Balance July 1, 1889 15, 272, 41 Eemoval and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office

:

Balance July 1, 1888 3, 753. 37 Deficiency act March 2, 1889 5, 000. 00

8, 753. 37 Paid employ6s 2. 039. 25 Paid rent 3,109.26

. 5,148.51 Balance July 1, 1889 3, 604. 86 Printing Annual Report (1885) Bureau of Animal Industry: Balance July 1, 1888 5, 807. 68 Lapsed and covered in at Treasury 5, 807. 68 Printing second Annual Keport Commissioner of Labor:

Balance July 1, 1888 7, 183. 91 Covered in at Treasury 7, 183. 91 Printing Annual Bulletins (1887) Bureau of Ethnology

Balance July 1, 1888 ' 511. 98 Paidemploy6s 206.47 Paid lithographing and engraving 23. 50 229.97 Balance July 1, 1889 282. 01

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1889 : Appropriation, Julj 11, 1888 15, 100. 00 Paid salaries during fiscal year 14. 578. 56 Balance July 1, 1889 521, 44 Publication of Consular Eeports on Cattle and Dairy Farming

:

Balance July 1, 1888 56, 101. 02 Paid employ6s 29,703.69 Paid paper for printing 12,317.11 Paid lithographing and engraving 6, 250. 00 48,270.80 Balance July 1, 1889 7, 830, 22 Printing Third Annual Eeport Commissioner of Labor : Appropriation October 12, 1888 - 25, 000. 00 Paid employ6s 8,360.04 Paid paper for printing 7, 292. 88 Paid material and supplies 1, 149. 33

16, 802. 25 Balance July 1, 1889 8, 197. 75
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Printing Fourth Annual Report Commissioner of Labor:

Appropriation, act Marcli 1, 1889 $19,202.60 Paid employes 2,254.82 Balance July 1, 1889 16, 947. 78 Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports (1887 and 1888) Bureau of Animal Industry

:

Appropriation, March 1, 1889 37,930.00

Enlargement of building, Government Printing Office : Appropriation, act October 2, 1888 16, 000. 00 Paid employes $5,738.81 Paid material and supplies 8, 667. 84

^ 14, 406. 65 Balance July 1, 1889 1, 593. 35

Engine and boiler, Government Printing Office

:

Appropriation, act October IJl, 888 12, 000. 00 Appropriation, act March 2, 1889 , 2,000.00

14, 000. 00 Paid employ63 2, 711. 39 Paid material and supplies 6, 438. 61

9, 150. 00 Balance July 1, 1889 4, 850. 00

Printing and binding, 1887 and 1888 (leaves of absence)

:

Appropriation, act October 19, 1888 25, 000. 00 Paid employes 19, 220. 59 Balance July 1, 1889 5,779.41

Printing and binding, 1888 and 1889 (Record printers)

:

Appropriation, act October 19, 1888 6, 300. 00 Paid em ploy68 4, 232. 18 Balance July 1, 1889 2, 067. 82 Printing and binding, 1888 and 1889 (15 per cent, to night force)

Appropriation, act October 19, 1888 • 10, 000. 0^ Paid employ6s 9, 933. 97 Balance July 1, 1889 66. 63

Priiiting decisions of Interior Department regarding public lands and pensions

Appropriation, October 18, 1888 11, 000. 00 Paid employ6s 5, 531. 79 Paid paper for printing 2,463.84 Paid lithographing and engraving 10. 00 Paid material and supplies 2,127.84

10, 133. 47 Balance July 1, 1889 866. 53

Printing Report (1887) on Commerce and Navigation

:

Appropriation, August 14, 1888 1, 500. 00 Paid employ63. 646.91 Paid paper for printing ^ 446. 91

1, 093. 82 Balance July 1, 1889 406. 18
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EecapHulation of statement of condiiion of appropriations July 1, 1889, as sliown dy ledger. KESOUKCES.

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1889, act July 11, 1888. $15, 100. 00

Continoceiit expenses, office of the Public Printer:

1888, balance July 1, 1888 1, 312. 92

1889, act July 11, 18S8 3, 000. 00 Public printing and binding : 1887, balance July 1, 1888 5, 047. 00

1887, act February 1, 1888, balance July 1, 3888 1, 598. 77

1887, act March 30, 1888, balance July 1, 1888 56. 00

1888, balance July 1, 1888 $127, 394. 92 Sales of waste paper, documents, and printing 24, 561. 20

151, 956. 12

1889, act October 2, 1888 2, 272, 000. 00

1889, act December 22, 18?8 63, 000. 00

1889, act March 2, 1889 130, 530. 18 Sales of waste paper, documents, and printing 121, 354. 12 2,586,884.30

1889, act March 2, 1889 (15 per cent, to night force) 15, 000. 00 Printing Annual Report Commissioner of Agriculture

:

1886, balance July 1, 1888 : 20.89

1887, balance July 1, 1888 157, 850. 01

1888, act October 20, 1888 200, 000. 00 Publication of the Tenth Census Eeports, balance July 1, 1888 56, 923. 09 Removal and storage of certain material, Government Print- ing Office

:

Balance Jnly 1, 1888 3, 753. 37 Act March 2, 1889 5, 000. 00

8, 753. 37 Printing Annual Bulletins (1887) Bureau of Ethnology, balance July 1,1888 511.98 Publication of Consular Reports on Cattle and Dairy Farming, balance July 1,1888 ." 56,101.02 Printing Third Annual Report Commissioner of Labor, act October 12, 1888, 25, 000. 00 Printing Fourth Annual Report Commissioner of Labor, act March 1, 1889. 19, 202. 60 Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports Bureau of Animal Industry,

act March 1, 1889 37, 930. 00 Enlargement of building. Government Printing Office, act October 2, 1888. 16, 000, 00 Engine and boiler. Government Printing Office: Act October 2, 1888 12* 000. 00 Act March 2, 1889 2, 000. 00

14. 000. 00 Printing and binding

:

1887 and 1888, act October 19, 1888 (leaves of absence) 25, 000. 00

1888 and 1889, act October 19, 1888 (Record printers) 6, 300. 00 1888 and 1889, act October 19, 1888 (15 per cent, to night force) 10, 000. 00 Printing decisions of Interior Department regarding public lands and pensions, act Oclober 18, 1888 11, 000. 00 Printing Report (1887) on Commerce and Navigation, act August 14, 1888. 1, 500. 00

$3, 426, 048. 07

DISBURSEMENTS. Pay of employ6s 2, 004, 262. 03 Paper for printing 529, 193. 46 Lithographing and engraving 101, 059. 58 Material and supplies, other than paper for printing 353, 485. 96

Salaries, office of the Public Printer, 1889 14, 578. 56 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer

:

1888 966.04

1889 2,201.36

3, 005, 749. 99
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Recapitulation of statement of condition of appropriations July 1, 1889, etc. —Continued.

UNEXPENDED BALANCES.

Salaries, oflace of the Public Printer, 1889 $521. 44 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1888 346. 88 Public printing and binding:

1887 (act Feb. 1, 1888) 1, 559. 17 1888 24.40

1889 185,864.03

1889 (act March 2, 1888), 15 per cent, act 8, 334. 98 Printing Annual Report Commissioner of Agriculture

:

1887 3. 74

1888 117,153.45 Publication of the Tenth Census Rej)orts 15, 272. 41 Eemoval and storage of certain material, Grovernment Print- ing Office ' 3,604.86 Contingent expenses, office of the Public Printer, 1889 795. 64 Printing Annual Bulletins (1887) Bureau of Ethnology 282. 01 Publication of Consular Reports on Cattle and Dairy Farming 7, 830. 22 Printing Third Annual Report Commissioner of Labor 8, 197. 75 Printing Fourth Annual Report Commissioner of Labor 16, 947. 78 Printing Fourth and Fifth Annual Reports Bureau of Animal

Industry (1887 and 1888) 37, 930. 00 Enlargement of building, Government Printing Office 1, 593. 35 Engine and boiler, Government Printing Office 4, 850. 00 Public printing and binding

:

1887 and 1888 (leaves absence) 5, 779. 41

" 1888 and 1889 (Record printers) 2, 067. 82

1888 and 1889 (15 per cent, to night force) 66. 03 Printing decisions of Interior Department regarding public lands and pensions 866. 53 Printing Report (1887) on Commerce and H"avigation 406.18

$420, 298. 08

$3, 426, 048. 07

Receipts during fiscal year ending June 30, 1889. Received from sales of extra documents, waste paper, and for printing, vf^hich sum has been

deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the appropriations for printing and binding $90, 449. 04 Received from sales of waste gold-leaf, old machinery, etc., which sum has been deposited

in the Treasury to the credit of receipts from miscellaneous sources 8, 141. 78 Total 98, 590. 82
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Classified siatement of payments, hy appropriaUon, for fiscal year ending June 30, 1889.

Appropriation. Labor. Paper.

Salaries, office of Public Printer Contingent expenses, office of Public Printer

:

18S8 1889 Public printing and binding:

1887

§14, 578. 56

1887 (deficiency act of Pebrxiary

1, 1888) 1887 (deficiency act of March 30,

39. 60

Materials Xithograpli- and sup- ing and enplies.* j graving.

$966. 04

2, 204. 36

1887 and 1888. 1888 1838 and 1889 (additional compensation to Jlecord force)

56.00 19,220.59

52, 250. 29 $40, 471. 67 29, 120. 69

4, 232. 18 1888 and 1889 (15 per cent, additional compensation to night

force)

1889 (15 |»er cent, additional compensation to night force

9,933.97

730, 078. 71 355, 312. 01

6, 665. 02 Printing Annual Eeport of Commissioner of Agriculture

:

1886. 1887.

1888. Publication Tenth Census Eeports . Kemoval and storage of certain material, Government Printing Office.

.

Printing Annual Bulletins (1887) of Bureau of Etlmologv

20.89

654. 06 50, 915. 50 696.37 46,580.54

221.18 i 13,393.00

2, 039. 25

285, 923. 02

12, 574. 96

1, 370. 91

3, 003. 50

3. 109. 26

Publication of Consular Reports on i Cattle and Dairy Farming ' Printing Third Annual Eeport of ' Commissioner of Labor ! Printing Fourth Annual Eeport of Commissioner of Labor

Enlargement of building. Government

Printing Office Engine and boiler. Government Print- ing Office

206. 47

703. 69

360. 01

254. 82 738.81

711. 39

12, 317. 11

7, 292. 88

Printing decisions of Department of

the Interior regarding public lands ana pensions

Printing Eeport (1887) on Commerce

and Navigation

5,531.79 I 2,463.84

Total

646. 91

2, 018, 840.

446. 91

1, 149. 33

8, 667. 84

6, 438. 61

2, 127. 84

529,193.46 356,656.36

$5, 047. 00

30, 089. 07

29, 706. 53

17, 701.75

12, 198. 73

33. 00

23. 50

3, 250. 00

10. 00 10, 133. 47

1, 093. 82

101,0.59.58 3,005,749.

* Except paper for printing, and including contingent expenses. S. Mis. 25 2
18 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Expenditures for labor, material, paper, lithographing, and engraving, hy fiscal year

Appropriations. 1883. 1884. 1885. 1886.

$2, 589, 512. 71 $2, 633, 111.87 $2, 398, 351. 51 $2, 572, 575. 67 Agricultural reports 156, 416. 92 115, 705. 39 135, 023. 75 93, 347. 98 Reports of the Tenth Census 141, 415. 29 292, 890. 08 97, 689. 76 89, 317. 34 Eemoval and storage 1, 000. 00 2 000. 00 3, 400. 00 3, 702. S7 Repairs, Government Printing Office. Bureau of Animal Industry, 1885

12, 360. 17 4. 69

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

Appropriations.

Printing and binding

Agricultural reports Reports of the Tenth Census Removal and storage Biireau of Animal Industry, 1885 First Labor Report

Second Labor Report

Bulletins, Bureau of Ethnology

Protecting office from fire , Postal Laws and Regulations Consular reports on cattle and dairy farming Third Labor Report Fourth Labor Report Enlargement of building. Government Printing Office. Engine and boiler, Government Printing Office Printing decisions of Department of the Interior re- garding public lands and pensions

Printing Report (1887) on Commerce and Jfavigation. Total

1887.

*$2, 282, 101. 44

113, 553. 76

57, 282. 14

7, 897. 26

16, 041. 74 11,488.95

8, 592. 82

1, 699. 67

1, 420. 57

'2, 500, 078. 35

•-$2, 373, 098. 19

211, 826. 08

20, 572. 43

4, 746. 40

3B2. 07

4,217.57

788. 35

6, 579. 43

17, 475. 00

8, 898. 98

1889.

"2, 648, 564. 50

Including leaves of absence -with pay.

Estimate of appropriations for public printing and binding for fiscal year ending June 30, 1691, as submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury for presentation to first session of

Fifty-first Congress. Wages $1, 871, 711. 12 Materials, etc 424, 742. 50 Paper....; 432,330.00 Congressional Record .* 192, 747. 50 Lithographing and engraving 100, 000. OO Total 3,021,531.12 Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889. SALARIES.

Public Printer $4, 500. 04 Chief clerk (316 days) 2, 083. 51 Clerk at $1,800 per annum (354 days) 1, 745. 50 Clerk at $1,800 per annum 1, 799, 90 Clerk at $1,600 per annum (348 days) 1, 525. 24 Clerk at $1,600 per annum (348 days) 1, 524. 42 Clerk at $1,400 per annum 1, 399. 95 Total 14, 578. 56
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 19

Bishursemenis during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

PRESSES, MACHINERY, TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

Trinting-presses

:

1 Xo. 5 improved four-roller single large cylinder $3, 015. 00

1 Xo. 5 drum cylinder, class J 1, 380. 00

1 job proof. 54.00

$4, 449. 00 Chases

:

3 pairs wroaglit-iron 20. L4

33 pairs cast-iion 34.87 55.51 Quoins

:

8,200 quoins , 29.52

322 dozen quoins and keys 400 50 430.02

100 printer's planers 22.50

2 loose pulleys 6.63

2 pairs toggles to roller back 20.00

30 brass-lined galleys 67, 50 300 brass-lined galleys 652. 50

6 galvanized iron pans for hydraulic press 12. 00

26 pairs of cases 47. 72

9 electric dissipators, and attaching same to presses 350.00

16 sheets brass 57. 78

1, 058 pounds printer's furniture 255. 16

1 straight pulley 9. 36

7 sets skeleton steel furniture 105.00

2 dozen friction rubbers 2.00

1 mitering machine 11.70

32 stands and racks 167. 85

5 galley racks , 46. 13

144 composing-sticks 138. 29 Repairs to printing machinery 439. 00 Total 7, 345. 65 PAPER.

Printing paj)ers

:

28, 965 reams 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds, at $2,448 $70, 906. 40

9, 339 reams 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds, at $2,496 23, 310. 2S

1, 509 reams 24 by 38 inches, 48 poimds, at .$2.544 3, 839. 00

4, 508 reams 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds, at $2.256 10, 170. 08 999 reams 24 by 38 inches, 48 pounds, at $2,352 2, 349. 65

25, 467 reams 24 by 38 inches, 4.5 pounds, at $2,295 58, 447. 50

3, 708 reams 24 by 38 inches, 45 pounds, at $2,385 8, 844. 38

1, 8891 reams 24 by 38 inches, 45 pounds, at $2,295 4, 335. 76

10, 773 reams 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds, at $4,896 52, 744. 57

2, 999 reams 38 by 48 inches, 96 pounds, at $4.704 14, 107. 30

1, 110 reams 24 by 32 inches, 45 pounds, at .$2.655 ." 2, 947. 05

2, 415 reams 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds, at $5,310 12, 823. 65

1, 75l5\ reams 32 by 48 inches, 90 pounds, at $5.22 9, 142. 31

1, 658 reams 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds, at $4,130 : 6, 847. 54

808^§ reams 24 by 38 inches, 70 pounds, at $3.99 3, 227. 11

4, 539 reams 24 by 32 inches, 60 pounds, at .$3.54 16, 068. 06 331 reams 24 by 32 inches, 60 pounds, at $3.42 1, 132. 02 460 reams 21^ by 29 inches, 40 pounds, at $2.36 1, 085. 60 200 reams 21^ by 29 inches, 40 pounds, at $2.32 464. 00 800 reams 38 by 48 inches, 100 pounds, at $5.90 4, 720. 00 814^S reams 38 by 48 inches, 100 pounds, at $5.80 4, 724. 10

1, 195 reams 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds, at $6.96 8, 317. 20

1, 395 reams 38 by 48 inches, 120 pounds, at $7.08 9, 876. 60

1, 221 reams 22| by 31^ inches, 50 pounds, at $2.95 3, 601. 95 2182% reams 22| by 31i inches, 50 pounds, at $2.90 633. 50 815 reams 22| by 31^ inches, 42 pounds, at $2.478 2, 019. 56

224,'^, reams 22| by 31^ inches, 42 pounds, at $2.436 546. 52

1, 932 reams 22| by 3U inches, 40 pounds, at $2.36 4, 559. 52 968 reams 22| by 31^ inches, 40 pounds, at $2.32 2, 245. 76
20 EEPOEl OF THE PUBLIC PKINTER.

DisTjursements daring fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued. PAPER—continued.

Writing papers : 550 reams quarto po^t, 10 by 16 inches, 10 pounds, at 92 cents ' $506. 00 292 reams quarto post, 10 by 16 inches, 12 pounds, at $1,104 322. 37 569 reams cap, 14 by 17 inches, 16 pounds, at $1,472 837. 57 318 reams ca]), 14 by 17 inches, 16 pounds, at $1.312 417. 22 932 reams double cap, 16^ by 26 inches, 28 pounds, at $2,576 2, 400. 84

1, 685|g reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 36 pounds, at $3,312 5, 582. 36

371 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 36 pounds, at $2. 952 1, 095. 19

2, 475/y reams double'cap, 17 by 28 inches, 32 pounds, at $2,944 7, 286. 99

1, 484 reams double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 32 pounds, at $2,624 3, 894. 02

2, 325/y reams colored double cap, 17 by 28 inches, 32 pounds, at $2,368 5, 500. 41 996^g reams demy, 16 by 20^ inches, 20 pounds, at $1.84 1, 833. 56 728 reams demy, 16 by 20^ inches, 20 pounds, at $2.30 1, 674. 40

1, 710|t reams, double demy, 20^ by 32 inches, 40 pounds, at $3.68 6, 295. 38 599 reams double demy, 20| by 32 inches, 40 pounds, at $3.28 1, 964. 72 751 reams double demy, 20^ by 32 inches, 50 pounds, at $4.60 3, 454. 00 201^3 reams double demy, 20^ by 32 inches, 34 pounds, at $3,128 630.29

679 reams folio, L7 by 22 inches, 23 pounds, at $2.116 1, 436. 76 196 reams folio, 17 by 22 inches, 23 pounds, at $1.886 369. 66 148 reams folio, 17 by 22 inches, 16 pounds, at $1.472 217. 86

1, 867 reams double folio, 22 by 34 inches, 40 pounds, at $3.68 6, 870. 56 48 reams double folio, 22 by 34 inches, 40 pounds, at $3.28 157. 44 687 reams medium, 18 by 23 inches, 26 pounds, at $2,392 1, 643. 31 189^g reams medium, 18 by 23 inches, 20 pounds, at $1.84 349. 14

1, 047 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds, at $2,576 2, 697. 07 203 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches, 28 pounds, at $2.296 466. 09 209 reams royal, 19 by 24 inches, 45 pounds, at $4.14 865. 26

. 444 reams super royal, 20 by 28 inches, 35 pounds, at $3.22 1, 429. 68

99 J§ reams super royal, 20 by 28 inches, 56 pounds, at $5.152 512. 62 888Jg reams imperial, 22^ by 31 inches, 40 pounds, at $3.68 3, 269. 68 196|g reams imperial, 22-i by 31 inches, 40 pounds, at $3.28 644. 52 308^§ reams special, 21 by 32 inches, 50 pounds, at $4.60 1, 419. 10 430 reams special, 21 by 31 inches, 32 pouud.s, at $2.944 1, 265. 92

1, 7634 reams special, 22-^ by 28 inches, 35 pounds, at $3.22 5, 677. 83

393 reams special, 22^ by 28 inches, 35 pounds, at $2.87. , 1, 127. 91

94 reams special, 26 by 32 inches, 46 pounds, at $4 232 397. 81

10 reams golden envelope, at $2,184 21.84j

165o'o reams cover-paper, 20 by 25 inches, 50 pounds, at $3.250 539. 041

162 reams cover-paper, 20 by 25 inches, 50 pounds, at $2,304 373. 25

49331 reams cover-paper, 20 by 25 inches, 36 pounds, at $2.340 1, 155. 70

1583A reams cover-paper, 20 by 25 inches, 36 pounds, at $2,304 366. 02

10253(y reams cover-paper, 22| by 32 inches, 50 pounds, at $3,250 331. 99

127 reams cover-paper, 22^ by 32 inches, 50 pounds, at $3.20 400. 40

296,190 pounds plate-paper, at .105 31, 099. 96

12,330 pounds plate-paper, at .099 • ], 220. 69

82,845 pounds map-paper, at .17 14, 083. 65

15, 000 paunds woodcut-paper, at .11 1, 650. 00

221 reams manilla paper, at $1.89 417. 31 151|g reams manilla paper, at $2.10 318. 60

108i| reams manilla paper, at $3,528 382. 41

37 reams manilla paper, at $8. 19 302. 97 305if reams manilla paper, at $2. 205 67?. 28

99|| reams manilla paper, at $3.36 333. 90

47,839 pounds glazed bond-paper, at .172 8, 228. 33 16,020 pounds glazed bond-paper, at .164 2, 627. 28

4,680 pounds glazed bond-pap jr, at .21 982. 80 7,068 pounds artificial j)archment, at .18 1, 272. 24

700 pounds artificial parchment, at . 177 123. 90 432 pounds parchment deed, at .215 92. 88

1,056 pounds parchment deed, at .20 211.20

100 reams bank-note (onion skin), at $5.78 578. CO 101 pounds writing-paper (forEckerson's press) 94.22

108,675 sheets thin bristol-board, 22 by 28, 120 pounds, at .023 2, 499. 53
KEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 21

Disbursements during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued. PAPER—continued.

"Writing papers—Contintied

:

35,400 sheets thin bristol-board, 22 by 28, 120 pounds, at .022 $778. 80 126,175 sheets thick bristol-board, 22 by 28, 140 pounds, at .028 3, 532. 90

75,C03 sheets thick bristol-board, 22 by 28, 140 pounds, at .027 2, 041. 20

10,600 sheets railroad-board, 22 by 28, 280 pounds, at .039 413. 40

11,773 sheets china-board, 22 by 28, 210 pounds, at .031 364. 97

13,810 sheets colored card-board, 22 by 28, 210 poxinds, at .031 423. 77

10.700 sheets colored card-board, 22 by 28, 210 pounds, at .027 288. 90

311,125 sheets pearl-gray bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .021 6, 533. 62

42,000 sheets pearl-gray bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .017 714. OO

313.725 sheets melon brisrol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .022 6, 901. 95

83,825 sheets melon bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .018 1, 508. 85

504,335 sheets yellow bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .022 11, 095. 37

192,700 sheets yellow bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .017 3, 275. 90

93,140 sheets green bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .020 1, 862. 80 34,000 sheets green bristol-board, 21 by 31, 130 pounds, at .017 578. 00 Total 529, 258. 97 PRIXTIXG MATERIALS, OTHER THAN PAPER, FOR PRINTING.

Type

:

36, 024i pounds $16,710.38 " 918 fonts 3, 498. 73

$20, 209. 11 Printing-inks: . 7,127 pounds book, at 12.5 cents 890. 88

12,374 pounds book, at 15 cents 1, 856. 10 65 pounds colored, at 75 cents 48. 75 130 pounds colored, at $1 130. 00 371 pounds colored, at $1.20 445. 20

50 pounds colored, at $1.50 75. 00 225 pounds colored, at $2. 50 562. 50

i^g pound .75

6,187 pounds cut, at 45 cents 2, 784. 15 600 pounds cut, at 70 cents 420. 00

1,C25 pounds job, at 45 cents 731.25

7, 944. 58 Blank rolls

:

12 rolls, at $8 98. 00

3 rolls, at $9 27. 00

123. 00 Thick felt

:

4 sheets, at $5 20. 00

3 sheets, at $10 30. 00 16^ yards..., 95.04

300 feet, at 5 cents 15. 00 160.04 Roller-composition

:

100 pounds, at 26 cents 26.00

1,100 pounds, at 28 cents 308. 00

50 poundn, at 30 cents 15.00

2,700 pounds, at 32 cents 864, 00 1,213.00 Page-cord

:

131 pounds, at 18.4 cents 24. 10 406 pounds, at 20.5 cents 83. 23

107. 33 Brass rule 6, 462. 67

52 gallons sirup, at 45 cents 23. 40

15 rolls roller cloth 63. 75

40 rolls tape 26.40 yards rubber blanketing 313. 67

12 yards white rubber sheeting, at 54 cents 6. 48

Total, 36, 653.43
22 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

STEREOTYPING MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, AND MATERIAL.

1 15i-incli saw and edge beveling machine i 1 15J incli shaving machine 5 1 Chaplin plane

1 pair 34-inch extra heavy sheai's Making and altering gas-heaters Repairing and furnishing pipe , 6 gauge-wire strainers

1 large dipper

1 large set semicircular mold castings, etc

4 extra heavy beating brushes Making one matrix-drying apparatus

1 gas-burner, complete

16 Bunsen burners

72 stereotype blocks Curving 74 brass plates..

2 galvanized iron boxes

Repairs to machinery Bar lead

:

107, 393 pounds, at 5^ cents $5, 906. 61

20, 361 pounds, at 6 cents 1, 221. 66 Clay:

10 barrels potter's, at $1. 60 16. 00

10 barrels potter's, at $1. 71 17. 10

6 barrels fire, at $2.25 13. 50

10 barrels fire, at $3,50 38. 50

3 barrels calcined, at $3. 75 11.25

4, 088 pounds bar tin, at 26 cents

10, 020 pounds sifted iron filings, at 4 cents

11, 656 pounds copper plate, at 26 cents

1, 000 pounds electro foil, at 25 cents.

411 pounds antimony, at 12 cents

3, 000 pounds tin foil, at 25 cents

1, 100 pounds plumbago, at 30.6 cents

302 pounds composition, at 16 cents

300 pounds Spanish whiting, at 2 cents

7, 015 pounds sulphate copper, at 6.1 cents

30 barrels calcined plaster of Paris, at $1.65

3, 215 feet blocking board.s, at 17 cents

35 reams backing paper, at $6 144 sheets Fuller's board, at 11 cents

50 press-boards, at 40 cents

20 reams white tissue paper, at $2.60 30 reams white tissue paper, at $3

8, 000 sheets white and blue bonnet boards, at 3 cents.

2 carboys muriatic acid, at .$3. 15

6, 000 pounds kaolin, at 1.8 cents Total BINDING MACHINERY, TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

1 dozen binding cases $4. 50

2 sewing benches, at $2 50 5. 00 24 sewing benches, at $1.50 36. 00 Boards:

50 cherry pressing, at $1.30 ' $65. 00

50 cherry- pressing, at 95 cents 47. 50

50 planished tin, at $4.25 212. 50

50 planished tin, at $3.75 187. 50

512. 50
[ REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 23

Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, lb89—Continued.

i BINDING MACHIN'SRY, TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—continued.

2, 000 pressing blocks, at 95 cents $190. 00

2, 000 pressing blocks, at $1.05 210. 00

7, 000 pressing blocks, at 80 cents 560. 00 8 patent raled blocks . 47. 88

12 finishers' stands for blank work, large size 61.86 Lace leather protectors and punch : 2 boxes, at $5. 50 $11.00

1 box, at $4 4. 00 15.00 Ruling pens:

14,176, at 1.3 cents 184.29

3,000, at 1.7 cents 51.00

235. 29

2 Donnell wire-stretching machines, at $380 760. 00

6 ruling machines, at $510 3, 060. 00

2 perforators, No. 60 510. 00 19 patent gold-leaf cutters, at $10 190. 00

3 cone pulleys 8.93

3 cone pulleys 10. 95 Binding machine fittings 1, 073. 40 65 sets book saws, at $9 585.00 58 sets book saws 118. 94

2,000 patent releasable tie-clips, at 7 cents 140. 00 Cutting-machine knives:

6, at $5 68 34. 08

40, at $7.36 294.40

2, at $12.03 24.06

2, at $12.71 25.42

2, at $16.17 32.34

2, at $21.74 43.48

1, at $18 90 18.90

472. 68 Needles

:

10,000, at $1.50 15.00

10,000, at $1.65 16.50

2,000, at $2 4.00

12,000, at $2 10 25.20

2,640, at 15 cents each 396. 00

456. 70 Hammers:

1 dozen, at $12 6.00

2 dozen, at $13 26.00

1 dozen, at $15 .- 15. 00

47. 00

143 finisher's rubbers, at 50 cents 71. 50

8 dozen awls and handles, at $3.50 28. 00

12 dozen burnishers, at $1.75 21. 00

30 dozen shoe-knives, at 96 cents 28. 80

1 dozen shoe-knives 2. 50 20 straight trimmers, at $7. 20 144. 00 2 spring dividers 6. 24 LEDGER AND OTHER PAPERS.

First-class ledger

:

18,466 pounds, at 13 cents $2, 400. 59

46,600i pounds, at 14.8 cents 6, 896. 78

24,93.5i pounds, at 15 cents - 3,740.32

35,756 pounds, at 15.2 cents 5,435.25

20,237i pounds, at 15.3 cents 3, 096. 28

31,677 pounds, at 15.4 cents 4, 878. 22

10,824i pounds, at 15.5 cents 1, 677. 85

4,600 pounds, at 16 cents 736.00

5,700 pounds, at 16.5 cents 940.50

18,909J pounds, at 20 cents 3, 781. 96 33,583.75
24 REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

LEDGER AND OTHER PAPERS—Continued.

Second-class ledger:

31,562J pounds, at 10.8 cents $3, 408. 77

16,425J pounds, at 11.1 cents 1, 823. 24

118,145 pounds, at 11.6 cents 13, 704. 83 $18,9 Manilla:

28 reams, at $4.09 114. 52 352?§§ reams, at $4.27 1,505.32 18 reams, at $7.40 133.20

Qllll reams, at $8.52 523. 31

4c2-i^xi reams, at $8.70 ..... 365. 88 201fg§ reams, at $12.18 2,453.19 255^0 reams, at $20.10 , 507.52

5,€ Tissue:

999f§g reams, at $1.85 1, 849. 48

30 reams, at $2.60 78. 00 20 reams, at $3.... 60.00

l,c Blotting:

12 reams, at $1.50 18.00

10 reams, at $3 30.00

4 reams, at $10 40. 00

Plaid, marble, and comb

:

151|3f reams, at $5.95 . 903.81

21fg^ reams, at .$6,50 141. 19 20|§f reams, at $7.50 154. 43

80 reams, at $9.40 752. 00 40 reams, at $10.20 408. 00

2,S Glazed copying:

100 reams, at $1.05 * 105. 00 200 reams, at $1.25 250.00 Blueprinting, 10 reams, at $1.70 "White printing, 5 re»ms, at $1.70 Stra-wboards, 10,000 poixads, at 25 cents Hardware, 219 reams, at $4.09 MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS.

Binder's boards:

385,600 pounds, at 24 cents $9, 254. 40

25,000 pounds, at 25 cents 625. 00 47,500 pounds, at 33 cents 1, 567. 50 336,650 pounds, at 47 cents 15, 822. 55

27, 269. 45 Glue:

21,670 pounds, at 11.7 cents 2,535.39

2, 162 pounds, at 11.9 cents 257. 28 350 pounds, at 25 cents (tablet) 87. 50 216 pounds, at 25 cents (prepared) 54. 00 900 pounds, at 28 cents (prepared) 252. 00

2,400 pounds, at 32 cents (prepared) 768. 00

3, 954. 17 Law sheep

;

3, 125J dozen, at $8.50 26, 566. 75

J dozen, at $7 3. 50

26, 570. 25 Imitation Russia leather : 96,566| feet, at 15 cents : 14, 485. 02

Title leather

:

135 dozen, at $8 1,080.00 39 r% dozen, at $8.20 326. 63 99i dozen, at $8.50 844.34

20 dozen, at .$9.45 189.00 2,439.97
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 25

Bislursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS—Continued.

Eoans

:

156J dozen, at $7 $1, 095. 50

30 dozen, at $7.20 216. 00 30^ dozen, at $8 244.00

i dozen, at $12. 50 6.25

$1, 561. 75. Skivers

:

300i dozen, at $450 1, 352. 25

50 dozen, at $5. 50 275.00

200 dozen, at $7 1,400.00

341 dozen, at $8 2,728.00

5, 755. 25- Eleshers

:

eOOi dozen, at $3.50 2, lOL 75 100 dozen, at $4 ; 400.00

2,501.75. Lace-leather, 253| feet, at 17 cents 43. 14 Buffing

:

63| feet, at 6 cents 3. 82

4, 198i feet, at 7 cents 293. 88

297. 70 English calf, I dozen, at $20 3. 3a Turkey morocco

:

193J dozen, at $16.90 3,270.15

^ dozen, at $27.75 4.63

I dozen, at .$29 4. 83

3, 279. 61 Parchment substitute, 10 pieces, at 70 cents 7. 00' Goat parchment, 10x2 dozen, at $5 52. 08 Virgin parchment, 1 sheet . 75. Book cloth

:

6 pieces, at $2.31| 13.88

3, 424 pieces, at $4.18 14, 312. 32 408 pieces, at $5.62 2, 292. 96 200 pieces, at $5.80 1, 160. 00 497 i*x pieces, at $5.99 2, 979. 24 95 pieces, at $6.15 584. 25

21, 342. 65. Head bands : 201 pieces, at 45 cents 90.45

216 pieces, at 50 cents 108.00

175 pieces, at 53 cents 92. 75 76 pieces, at 63 cents 47. 88

1 piece, at 70 cents .70

1 piece, at 79 cents .79

1 piece, at 95 cents .95

341. 52: Gold-leaf:

1,078 packs, at $1.18 (imitation) 1,272.04

350 packs, at $5.90 2,065.00

50 packs, at $6.10 805.00

1,577 packs, at $6.75 10, 644. 75

50 packs, at $6.85 342.50

5 packs, at $8.00 40.00

14, 669. 29- Philadelphia patent guards, 41,500, at 5 cents 2, 075. Oa Thread

:

678 dozen spools, at $1.50 1,017.00

146 dozen spools, at $1.65 240.90

644 pounds, at 71 cents ^ 457.24

106^ pounds, at 81 cents 86.28

2,643 pounds, at 83 cents 2,193.69

714 pounds, at 84 cents ^ 599.76

4, 594. 8T
26 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Dishursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued,

MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS—Continued. Twine

:

4,753 pounds, at 10 cents $475.30

500 pounds, at 10.4 cents 52.00

2,798 pounds, at 12.3 cents 344.14

121 pounds, at 18.4 cents 22. 26

3,174i pounds, at 31 cents 1,294.09

10 pounds, at 40 cents 4.00

$2, 191. 79 Hope, 2,005 pounds, at 9.5 cents 190.48 Wire

:

1,200 pounds, at 19 cents. 228.00

2,400 pounds, at 23 cents 552.00

780. 00 Eggs

:

5 dozen, at 15 cents .75

10 dozen, at 16 cents 1.60

5 dozen, at 17 cents .85

15 dozen, at 20 cents 3. 00 39 dozen, at 22 cents , 8. 58

6 dozen, at 23 cents 1. 38 45 dozen, at 25 cents 11. 25

5 dozen, at 28 cents 1. 40

9 dozen, at 30 cents 2. 70 25 dozen, at 32 cents 8. 00

39. 51 Bleached cotton

:

500 yards, at 5.6 cents 28. 00 2,049i yards, at 8.5 cents 174. ] 9 289i yards, at 19.8 cents 59. 10

261. 29 Unbleached cotton

:

1 ,562 yards, at 4.4 cents 68. 73

1,000 yards, at 5.3 cents 53. 00 328i yards, at 10.9 cents 35.78

1,354| yards, at 13.2 cents 178.82

336. 33

2,150 yards of crash, at 10 cents 215. 00 48 yards tracing-linen, at 24 cents 11. 52 Canvas

:

2,712i yards, at 24.8 cents 673. 27 150 yards, at 18 cents ...» 27. 00

700. 27 Canton flannel

242i yards, at 14.5 cents 35. 16 25 yards, at 47.5 cents IL 88

102 yards, at 50 cents 51. 00

98. 04

60 pounds jewelers' cotton, at 45 cents 27. 00

12, 500 yards gray super, at 3.5 cents 437. 50 12i yards white silk, at $1.50 18. 37 5| yards billiard cloth, at $4 22. 50

6, 727 yards cotton waste, at 8.7 cents 585. 27 128 beef gal Is 32.00

2 dozen boxes French book varnish 26. 00 100 ounces carmine, at 27 cents 27. 00 94 pounds red lake, at 31. 9 cents 29. 99 lOO pounds red lake, at 55 cents 55. 00

10 pounds ultramarine blue, at 20 cents 2. 00 28 pounds ultramarine blue, at 26 cents 7. 28

50 pounds chrome yellow, at 13.5 cents 6. 75 250 pounds marbleine, at 7 cents 17. 50 100 pounds marbleine, at 8 cents 8. 00 3i pounds gold bronze, at $2. 50 8. 75 i pound gold bronze, at $2. 30 1. 15 Total 211,058. 71
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTEE. 27

Dishursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

ALTERATIONS, IMPROVEMENTS, AND REPAIRS TO BUILDING.

Iron. 3,186 pounds $82.90 Lumber 4,830.67 Bricks:

8,000, at $6 $48. 00

136,800, at $7 957.60

57,200, at $7.50 429. 00

36,000, at $8 288.00

34,800. at $8. 50 29.5.80 8 600, at $40 344.00

2, 362. 40 Famishing and putting up 412 feet spouting 71. 30

1 36-inch fan and engine, ^vith piping, in stereotype room 517.00

552 feet new roofing, gutter, and spouting 44. If Labor and materials repairing old roof over folding-room . . 133. 83 Additional shafting and attachments in gold room 20. 05 Repairing roof of carriage-house ; 19. 40 Eepairing roof, pointing walls, etc 14. 50 Repairing roof 153. 50 Furnishing material and tinning roof of electric and engine room 150. 00 Labor and material on south wing roof 113. 50 Iron work used in construction of additional story to south center main building 5, 221. 60 Iron beams 109.34 Laying 420 yards of granite block pavement 1, 344. 28 Relaying Sj^Sj yards of granite block paTement 3. 36 Steam fixtures 2, 185. 25

1 Mar's patent triple return tabular boiler 3, 780. 00

1 iron tank 264.00

1 Davidson's steam-pump 488.00

1 Clayton vertical belt air-pump 72. 00

1 iron smoke-stack and guys 493.00

1 No. 25 Hancock inspirator 42. 00 45,317 pounds wrought-iron beams 1, 812. 68

5,303 pounds caat-iron columns 238. 64

4,563 pounds riveted girders 228.15

1,570 pounds hanger clips 94.20

219 pounds hanger blocks 10. 95

1 dynamo, 753-light, 1.102 volts, with fixtures 2, 378. 80 Kecutting four pieces blu -stone for new boiler 5 50 Board of Thomas Green, superintendent of mason work for new engine and boiler 175. 00 Board of G. E. Reid, draughtsman for new engine and boiler 240. 50 Cleaning out door and calking 44. 40 Dressing stone for new engine and boiler 16. 25

18 pieces brown stone window sills 69. 75

16 pieces blue stone window-siils 8.00 Traveling expenses, Thomas Green 19.60 Traveling expenses, Thomas Green and George E. Eeid, from Albany 24. 20

1 galvanized iron smoke-stack 8. 00 600 pounds castings 21. 00 4 lights, glass for skylight 53. 00 Glass 29. 50 100 feet cable, at 15 cents 15. 00 85 feet cable, at 12 cents 10. 20

5 dozen sash tools, at $2.37 11.85 Paints and stains 114.40

100 pounds putty, at 3 cents 3. 00 100 pounds putty, at 4 cents 4, 00

161 barrels lime, at 90 cents 144. 90 446 barrels cement, at $1.54) 669. 00 9 barrels cement, at $4 36. 00 108 loads sand, at 85 cents 91. 80 206 loads sand, at 90 cents 18'. 40 Dressing granite sill 4. 00 Miscellaneous hardware 1, 258. 48
28 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Dishursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued. ALTERATIONS, IMPROVEMENTS, AND REPAIRS TO BUILDING—COntilUiecl.

31 kegs of nails $78. 15 dozen files 158. 95

1,382 pounds miscellaneous castings, at 3.5 cents 53. 24 213 pounds miscellaneous castings, at 4 cents 8. 52

93 pieces castings , 93. 00 Repairing boiler ^ 3. 00 Repairing belt 8. 50 Belting

:

4.mf^ feet, at 4. 3 cents $17. 49

319^2 feet, at 7. 3 cents 23. 31 65feet, at8 cents 5.20

205 feet, at 9. 8 cents 20. 09 200 feet, at 12. 8 cents 2.5. 68

211i feet, at 14. 2 cents 30. 03 414i feet, at 15. 4 cents 63. 83 1Q2\\ feet, at 18. 4 cents 18. 93 203i feet, at 21. 4 cents 43. 51

177 feet, at 42.8 cents 76. 11 981 feet, at $1. lOf 108. 54

92 feet, at $1. 32fij 122.00

554. 72 Total 31,500.23 MISCELLANEOUS.

Indexing Congressional Record $11, 635. 80 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, rental 711. 00 Rent „ , 2,993.26 Perforating labels 468. 80 Horseshoeing 383. 50 Car tickets 120. 00 Services veterinary surgeon and medicines 38. 25 Gas 10,822.04

1 horse 200.00

1 gross corks 1. 25 Boxing, cartage, and freight 194. 55 Drayage and transportation 450. 09 Plonr, 127 barrels, at $4. 19 532. 13 Telegrams 149.29 Repairing wagons and carriages 443. 20 Hauling ashes, etc 918. 32 Ijooks of reference 158. ?3

166 chairs 206.80 Repairing chairs 7. 75

1 desk 70.00

900 electric lamps, at 85 cents 765. 00 Subscription to Monthly Catalogue of TJ. S. G-overnment Publications, from January to December, 1889 5. OO Rent post-oflEice box 16. 00 Daily papers and Inland Printer 40. 34 Traveling exi^enses 452. 55 Advertising 540. 41

6 barrels for oil 6.00

25 pounds flaxseed 2.50

50 pounds rock salt 1. 00 97 yards Brussels carpet, at .$1.25 121. 25

58 yards Brussels carpet, at $1.75 101. 50 75 yards carpet lining, at 10 cents 7. 50

2 cocoa mats 16.00

4 mats 19. 00

6^ yards heavy oil-cloth, at $1.25 8.13

3 yards heavy stair oil-cloth, at 45 cents 1. 35
l^^^^K EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 29

' IP^f Disbursements daring fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

MISCELLAXEOUS—Continued.

: 4214 yards Napier matting, at. 62 cents $261. 33

! 62 yards Napier matting, at 75 cents 46. 50

j Sewing Brussels carpet 5 80

i 2 Smyrna rugs 33.25

' 1 Smyrna rug , 5. 50

; 2 Axminster rugs 16.00

{ Laying 55 yards of carpet 2.75

13 yards linoleum, at $1.15 14. 95

23 gross silk braid —— 100. 00

12 yards silk braid 1.35

4 yards rubber binding

^

4. 00

10 pairs blankets, at $4. 60 46. 00 36 glass plugs, at 13 cents 4. 68

24 glass plugs, at 14 cents 3. 36

24 P. B. sockets, at $1.20 28.80

33^ yards silk cord (conducting), at 18 cents 6. 00

2 boxes watcbmen's detector blanks 8. CO 36 packages sal ammoniac 2. 92 3C Le ClancUe zincs, at cents . 2. 50 25 Le Clanche zincs, at 8 cents 2.00

50 feet lead wire, at 1 cent .50

6 sets commutator shells 24. 00

24 warcbmen's time-detector keys 2.40

25 gallons dissipating fluid, at $1.40 35. 00 150 feet electric bell wire, at ^ cent .50 2 dozen Argand burners, at $1. 50 9. 00 4 dozen Argand chimneys, at 50 cents 2. 00 4 gross 5 foot lava tips, at $1. 25 5. 00 50 burner cocks, at 16 cents 8.00

1 case 1.25 Battery and zincs 9. 10 Eeplenisbing fire-alarm batteries, etc 29. 20 4 sets brushes 10. 00 Material and labor connecting switch-board 8. 31

14 Bensen burners 10. 00 Miscellaneous „ 14. 25 Labor and expenses of expert pressman, etc 45. 00 Repairing exhaust pipe 2. 50 42 feet hose 16. 50 Lining water cooler 8. 00

50 feet white rubber gas tubing 4. 16

50 feet hose, with couplings, etc 8. 00

1 economic cabinet 108. 00

1 Eagle cabinet '. 67. 50

1,000 merchandise tags .80

1 dozen tubular lantern globes 1. 50

1 barrel disinfectant 12. 50 4 hose couplings 4. 50 Eubber hose, etc 55. 10 4 hose nozzles 13. 00

1 piece brass wire cloth 4. 00 24 quart benzine cans 18. 00 500 feet rubber hose, etc 215. 50 Grinding mailing-machine blades 4. 00

3 cords kindling-wood, at $6.75 20. 25 2 dozen window shades and holders, at $3. 25 6. 50

1 pair window shades and holders 3. 50

3 jars 2.25

3 dozen buckets, at $3.40 10. 20 6 lined cuspidors 4. 50 8 cabinet indexes 2. 40

900 2 cent postage-stamps 18.00 500 1-cent postage-stamps 5. 00
30 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Dishiirsements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Coiitinuecl. MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

6 Underwood's ink ribbons $7. 50

1 dozen goblets .75 Polish .50 Board of horse, two months 16,00

1 brass fender 9. 75 Making wire fender 6. 00 For right to use mailing-machine, one year 15. 00

12 ribbons for dating stamps 2. 50

1 United States ensign 15. 00 Sundries ' 21.60 Hack hire* 4. 00

12 indelible ribbons 1 . . . 15. 00

1 No. 2 type-writer (cabinet) 110.00

1 envelope case .75

2 hair brushes 2,001

2 hair combs ,50^ Papering and plastering 475.98

1 thermometer .•. 3. 00 1,000 sheets three-ply bristol 3. 52

3,214 sheets three-ply railroad cards 5. 44

1,000 bristol cards 6. 20

1 six-light pendant 12. 00

•1 drop light 13.00

1 pair polished brass andirons • 10. 00

1 set polished andirons 10. 00

Stable supplies

:

2 gallons neat's-foot oil $2.50 4 gallons "R.S." oil 5.00

12 boxes harness polish 1. 80

12 boxes harness oil 2.00

1 can harness dressing .75

13 cans dressing oil and polish 11. 00 Snndries 4.20

27. 25 Royal Security oil: 1 gallon, at 30 cents, with case .55 55 gallons, at 25 cents 13. 75

13 gallons, at 30 cents 3. 90

18. 20

Oils

:

^-^r(tu gallons lubroleine, at 55 cents 508.50

622^^(j gallons machine, at 55 cents 342. 59 Seii^c gallons machine, at 60 cents 216. 90 168 gallons machine, at 65 cents 109. 21

50 gallons linseed, at 44.4 cents 22. 20

5 gallons linseed, at 47.5 cents 2. 38

112 dozens sweet-oil, at 62 cents 69. 44

10 gallons belt oil, at $2 20. 00

24 quarts olive-oil, at 50 cents 12. 00 101 pounds dubbing, at 20 cents 20. 20

50 pounds Albany lubricating, at 23 cents 11. 50 100 pounds Albany lubricating, at 18.5 cents 18, 50

2 quarts cherry stain, at 45 cents .90

5 quarts cherrv stain, at $1.60 8. 00 1,362.32 Harness and repairing

:

Repairing 87. 65

2 saddle pads 1. 5C

2 collars 6. 00

1 pair knee boots 3. 50

1 dozen snaps .75

6 halter straps 1,50

1 pad for harness 1. 00

4 hame straps 1.00
EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 31

Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

MISCELLANEOUS—Continued.

Harness and repairing—Continued.

1 pair pole straps $3. 00

1 pair boots 1.50 llaprobe 12.00

2 sets harness 80. GO IwMp 1.25

1 halter and strap 5. OO

1 dozen brushes 6. 25

1 buggy whip 2.00

1 whip 1.75

1 set harness 42. 50 llaprobe 1.50

6 pairs blankets - 7. 50 Eepairing robes 2. 00 Sundi-ies 15.00 Coal

:

175i§|§ tons, at $2. 92 512. 68

21295V5»o tons, at 3. Oi 6, 473. 25 Hay and grain

:

68, 391 pounds hay 616. 32

60, 800 pounds oats 785. 92

2. 990 pounds corn meal 33. 00

i, 800 pounds bran 44. 20

22, 041 pounds rye straw 166. 29

700 pounds ear-corn 6. 65 Sawdust

:

528 barrels, at 14 cents 73. 92

12 barrels, at 16 cents 1. 92 Soap:

9,100 pounds, at 4.6 cents 418. 60 14| pounds, at 12 cents 1. 77

30 pounds, at 35 cents 10. 50

Ice : 49,459 pounds, at 30 cents 148. 38

334,841 pounds, at 34 cents 1, 138. 45 Brooms : 28 dozen, at $2.40 67.20

4 dozen, at $2.50 10.00

27 dozen, at .$2.70 72. 90 Crocks

:

5 dozen 3. 15

10 dozen, at 76.5 cents 7. 65

13 dozen, at $1.25 16.25 Stationery

:

6 quarts writing ink, black, at 30 cents 1. 80 47 quarts writing ink, black, at 36 cents. , 16. 92

23 quarts writing ink, black, at 48 cents 11. 04

6 quarts writing ink, black, at 50 cents 3.00

12 quarts writing ink, black, at 55 cents 6. 60

24 quarts writing ink, carmine, at 36 cents 8. 64

12 quarts writing ink, carmine, at 55 cents 6. 60

12 quarts writing ink, carmine, at $1,25 15. 00

16 quarts writing ink, carmine, at $1.85 31. 45

12 quarts writing ink, copying, at 55 cents 6. 60

5 dozen automatic pencils, at $2.62^ 13. 12

1 do/en Morris a improved elastic blotters 6. 00

2 Morris's blotters, at 75 cents 1. 50

$284. 15>

6. 985. 93

1, 652. 38

75. 84-

430. 87

1, 286. 83

27. OS
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued. MISCELLANEOUS—con tinned.. Stationery—Continued.

2 stamp pads $0. 80

6 ruling pens 3.60

6 boxwood rulers, at 75 cents 4. 50

2 boxwood rulers, at $1 2. 00

12 rulers.. 3.50

44 boxes paper-fasteuers 10.78

14 dozen " T " cabinet indexes 4. 50

2 letter-openers 1. 00

10 daily memoranda calendars 3. 50

i ream note-paper 1. 50

50 rolls W. C. paper 6. 00

1 Boyd's Directory 5.00

1 register 2.00

1 walnut " E. T." desk 50. 00

2 fountain-pens .80

12 gross pens, at 60 cents 7. 20 10 gross pens, at 65 cents 6 50 20 gross pens, at 70 cents 14. 00

3 gross penSj at $1 3. 00 15 gross pens, at $1.05 15.75 37 gross pens, at $1.10 40. 70

6 gross pens, at $1.15 6.90

12 gross pens, at $1.20 14. 40

6 gross pens, at $1.50 ' 9. 00

10 gross pens, at $1.65 16. 50 12 dozen ink and pencil erasers, at $2 24. 00

8 dozen ink-erasers, at $7 : 35. 00 1^ dozen ink-erasers, at $8 12. 00 30,000 envelopes, at $1.70 51. 00 50,000 envelopes, at $2.20 110. 00

5,000 envelopes, at $2.68 13. 40

11,000 envelopes, at $2.78 30. 58

25,000 envelopes,^at $3.08 77. 00

5,000 envelopes, at $3. 75 18.75

50 envelopes, at $4 .20

5,000 envelopes, at $5 25. 00

7,000 envelopes, at $5.65 39.55

250 envelopes, at $6 1. 50

1, 500 envelopes, at $7 - . . 11. 50

3,000 envelopes, at $8.40 25. 20 470 band-stamps 72.20

2 brass band-stamps and 1 brass press 9. 00

1 American dater 10.00

20j\ dozen bone folders 25. 20

10 reams pink blotting-paper 30. 00

6 box rulers 4. 50

2 dozen stenographer's pencils 2. 00 2 reams linen letter-paper 8.50

40 gross pencils, at $2.84 113. 60

14 gross pencils, at $4.10 57.40

15 gross pencils, at $4.65 69. 75

1 gross pencils, at $5.48 5. 48

3 gross pencils, at $5.65 10. 95

2 gross pencils, at $5.74 11. 48

2 gross pencils, at $6.30 12. 60

7 gross pencils, at $7.20 50.40

4 dozen inkstands, at $2.40 9. 60

1 dozen inkstands, at $2.50 2. 50

i dozen inkstands, at $3.00 1. 50

1 dozen inkstands, at $9.00 9. 00

10 dozen pen holders, at 29.7 cents 2. 97

10 dozen pen-holders, at 32.7 cents 3.27
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 33

Bishursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1SS9—Continued.

MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

Stationery—Contimied.

7 dozen boxes copying leads

4 dozen sponge-cups, at $1.15 . 1 dozen sponge-caps, at $1.50

10 pounds ink and rubber erasers, at 57.4 cents,

7 pounds ink and rubber erasers, at 84 cents .

,

2 pounds ink and rubber erasers, at 92 cents..

48 gross rubber bands, at 7 cents

50 gross rubber bands, at 12.5 cents

298 gross rubber bands, atl2.7cents

2 gross rubber bands, at 15 cents

104 gross rubber bands, at 34 cents , 102 gross rubber bauds, at 49 cents

24 gross rubber bands, at 60 cents

10 gross rubber bauds, at 80 cents

I dozen rubber bands Rubber

:

10 pounds pure, at $1.50 15.00

6 pounds pure, at $1.00 6. 00

15 pounds crude, at 75 cents 11. 25 25i pounds crude, at $1.25 31. 56 Pure gum 15. 38

1 pound pure gutta-percha 1.75

80. 94 Brushes

:

2 dozen glue, at $2.60 5. 20

4 dozen glue, at $5.50 22. 00

8 dozen glue, at $10.37 82. 96 15 dozen glue, at $18.90 283. 50

6 dozen dusting, at $5 30.00

6 dozen dusting, at $5.75 34.50

2 dozen scrabbing, at $1.25 2.50

2 dozen varnish, at 50 cents 1.00 2 dozen rarnish, at$L 2.00 * dozen gold, at $13 6.50 I dozen nail, at $2.20 1.10

i dozen nail, at $7.80 3.90

I dozen nail, at $9 4, 50

1 dozen camel's Jiair, at $6 6. 00

10 camel's hair, at 50 cents 5. 00

4 dozen hair, at $4.20 2.10 4 dozen whitewash, at $1.90 7.60

20 dozen lye, at $3.20 64. 00 6 dozen lye, at $11.21 67. 26

16 waU 10.60

10 paint, at 78.8 cents 7. 88

2 dozen goat's hair, at $7.50 15. 00

6 leather backs, at $1.50 3. 00

4 dozen all bristle, at $10.50 42. 00

710. 10 Druggist's sundries

:

276 pounds egg albumen, at 60 cents 165. 60

50 pounds blood albumen, at 22 cents 11. 00

10 pounds Canauba wax, at 35 cents 3. 50

50 pounds sponge, at $1.70 85. 00 36^ pounds sponge, at $1.82 66. 43

70 pounds sponge, at $2.15 150. 50

1,315 pounds glycerine, at 21.5 cents 282. 72

1,064 pounds bee.s-wax, at 2^i.5 cents 260. 69

130 pounds bees-wax, at 25.5 cents 33. 15

25 pounds bees-wax, at 55 cents 13. 75

6,418 pounds potash, at 5.1 cents 327. 33 S. Mis. 25 3

$16. 63 4.60

1.50

5. 74

5. 88 1.84

3.36

6. 25

37. 85 .30 35.36

40. 80

14. 40

8. CO .08

$1, 546. 87
34 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Disbursements during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Coutiniied. MISCELLANEOUS—continued

.

Druggist's sundries—Continued.

40 pounds creosote, at 47 cents $18. 80 450 pounds dextrine, at 6.7 cents 30. 14

,, 100 pounds pearl ash, at 9 cents 9. 00 106 pounds ammonia (stronger water), at 10.5 cents 10. 50

123 pounds nitric acid, at 10.5 cents 12. 91 150 pounds oxalic acid, at 9.5 14. 25

120 pounds gum arabic, at 73 cents '7. 60

50 pounds tragacantb, at 87 cents 43. 50 77 pounds borax, at 8 cents 6. 16 224i pounds gum hog, at 45 cents 101. 03 519 pounds pumice-stone, at 4 cents 20. 76

1 dozen chamois skins 6. 50

5 pounds sealing-wax, at 40 cents 2. 00

2 pounds sealing-wax, at 50 cents 1. 00 512 gallons alcohol, at $1.05 537. 63

47 gallons alcohol, at $1.20 56. 40

7-lJ gallons alcohol, at $2.20 163.90

100 pounds resin, at 2.5 cents 2. 50

70 pounds Persian insect powder, at 65 cents 45. 50

5 pounds powdered sulphate, at 8 cents .40

5 pounds powdered antimony, at 12 cents .60

5 pounds ivory black, at 12 cents .60

10 pounds spermaceti, at 50 cents 5. 00

10 pounds white zinc, at 15 cents 1. 50

1 dozen boxes Major's cement 1. 40

1 gallon pine tar .75

3 pounds muriate of tin, at 25 cents .75

5 pounds carbonate of copper, at 60 cents 3. 00

2 pounds oxides 2. 25

2 pounds oil of cloves, at $2 4. 00 44 gallons W. AY. vinegar, at 10.6 cents 4.66

2 boxes starch 3.20

10 gallons turpentine, at 42 cents 4.20

10 dozen boxes wax tapers, at 87.5 cents 8. 75

12 dozen patent pallets, at $11 132. 00 5 pounds cream of tartar, at 50 cents 2. 50

5 pounds washing soda, at 2. 5 cents .13 80 pounds starch I. , . 4. 00

2 carboys muriatic acid 6.30 Sundries 5.60

10 pounds gum camphor 4. 00 400 pounds pulverized alum, at 2.5 cents 10. 00 24 pounds orange shellac 3. 84

5 pounds eosine, at $2.90 14. 50 5 pounds borax, at 10 cents .50

1 dozen spatulas 5. 50

1 carboy sulphuric acid 3. 15 20 pounds castile soap 2. 00 995 pounds sulphate copper 60. 69 3,730 gallons of benzine, at 74 cents 276. 01

$3, 141. 53 Laundering

:

45,341 towels, at $1 per hundred 453.41

1 cloth cover .50

3 lap-robes .75

454. 66 Reflector shades

:

2 dozen, at $1.75 3.50

3 dozen, at $2.50 , 7. 50 5J dozen, at $3 15. 50 4 dozen, at $3.36 13. 44
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 35

JDishursemeiits during fiscal year ended June 30, 1889—Continued.

MISCELLANEOUS—continued.

Eeflector shades—Continued.

4 dozen, at $3. 60 , . . $14. 40

1 dozen, at $4 4.00

2 dozen, at $4.56 9. 12

2 dozen, at $4.80 9. 60 5 dozen, at $6 30.00

2 dozen, at $21 42. 00

$149. 06 Total 53, 161. 62

Statement of disbursements on account of lithograpliing and engraving during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1889. PHOTOLITHOGEAPHIJfG AXD PEIXTING.

Title. Number

copies. Amount.

Court of Claims cases : Xo. 397 (1 illustration) Xo. 15726 (1 illustration) Xo. 1028 (15 illustrations) each.. Xo. 15595 (1 illustration) Xo. 15542 (1 illustration) Xo. 15220 (1 illustration) Xo 13843 (1 illustration) Xotes on Construction of Ordnance : Xo. 48 (7 illustrations) each.. Xo. 49 (2 illustrations) do... Xo. 50 (6 illustrations) do... Appendix Q of Annual Eeport of Chief of Engineers for 1887 (2 illustra- tions) each.. Enles of Practice of the TJ. S. Patent Office (1 illustration) AgricultTiral Eeport 1887 (10 illustrations) each.. Third Annual Eeport of Bureau of Animal Industry (9 illustrations) . . .do. .

.

Seventh Annual Eeport of the U. S. Geological Survey (10 illustrations) .do. .

.

Eighth Annual Eeport of the Director of the TJ. S. Geological Survey (15 illustrations) each... Cover for Atlas to Monograph XII for the U. S. Geological Survey Monograph XXIII U. S. Geological Survey (19 illustrations) each .

.

Cov^r for Atlas to Monograph XIII for the U. S. Geological Survey

Eeport of Entomologist Department of Agriculture, 1887 (1 illustration) Eeport of Entomologist Department of Agriculture, 1887 (1 illustration) General Information Series

:

Xo. 7 (25 illustrations) each.. Xo. 7 (25 illustrations) do . .

.

Xo. 7 (;25 illustrations) do . .

.

Memoirs of Xational Academy of Sciences, 1886

:

1 illustration

31 illustrations Memoirs of Xational Academy of Sciences, 18S8 (30 illustrations) Aj)pendix Xo. 12 TJ. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Eeport, 1886 (5 illustra- tions) .each..

300

300

300

200

20, 000

405, 734

36, 925

21, 175

5, 675

850

4, 900

3, 650 350

250

500 1,825

370 L 925 L 500

1, 925

$4.00

4. 00 98.00

3. 00

3. 00

3. 00

18. 00

58. 00

14. 00

22. 00

12. 00

50. 00

4, 808. 00

1, 490. 00

2, 360. 00

2, 113. 00

42. 00

2, 850. 00

174. 00 40.00

30. 00

75. 00

146. 00

65. 00

463. 50

732. 00

000 76. 00
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement of (lisdursenienis on account of Utho(jrai)Mnrj and engraving, etc. —ContiuaecL

PHOTOLITHOGEAPHING AND PEINTIJfG—Continued.

Title.

^nnual Keport of Commissioner of Agriculture, 1887 (26 illixstiatious) . .do.

.

Report of Commission of Fisli and Fisheries, 1886 : 9 illustrations each.

9 illustrations do.. Bulletin National Museum

:

No. 34 (2 illustrations) each. No. 37 (27illustrati(ms) do.. Annual Eeport of Board ofVisitors to United States Military Academy, 1888

(1 illustration) Location of Diplomatic and Consular OflBcers of the tJnited States (8 illustraNumber

copies.

tions) each.. Keport of Pomologist Department of Agriculture, 1887 (6 illustrations).. do.. U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Bulletin: No. 6 (3 illustrations) No. 5 (2 illustrations) -No. 9 (3 illustrations) each.. Commercial Eelations, 1886-'87

:

1 illustration

1 illustration Homes of German Woi'k People (1 illustration) Consular Report on Cattle and Dairy Farming (368 illustrations) each..

Bulletin No. 2. Division of Ornithology, Department of Agriculture (1 illus- tration) American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac : 1889 (3 illustrations) each..

1892 (2 illustrations) Bulletin Department of Agriculture

No. 9 (2 illustrations) each.. No. 13, Part 4 (10 illustrations) do. .

.

Eeport of Section of Vegetable Pathology, Department of Agriculture : 1887 (7 illustrations) , 1888 (7 illustrations) Finance Eeport, 1888 (1 illustration) Annual Et port Chief of Engineers

:

50 illustrations , 3 illustrations

7 illustrations 24 ilhTsti'atious 3 illustrations 70 illustrations 6 illustnitioiis King's I'lar o!' ilu' City of Washington, 1803 (36 illustrations) Eeport of .Surgeon-Geueial Marine Hospital for 1888 (1 illustration) Annual Eeport of Secretary of the Navy for 1888:

1 illustration 10 illustrations 26 illustrations (Ordnance Bureau) The Development of Great Circle Sailing (4 illustrations) Washington Aqueduct Investigation (7 illustrations) Bulletin No. 2, Division of l-orcstrs , Agricultural Department (2 illustra- tions) Portrait of Hon. S. C. Mofifatt

405, 734

250

12, 900

1,050

1, 050

1, 550

10, 050 500

3, 050

3, 050

3, 050

6, 784 1,000

10, 234

25, 000

4, 050

550

3, 284

5, 000

10, 550

500 500

9, 450

6, 934

7, 084

6, 984

7, 134

7, 234

6, 934

7, 084

100

2, 075

6, 784

8, 284

6, 784

550

20

5, 050

1, 784

Amount.

20. 00

20. 00

160. 00

98.00

14. 00

237. 50

1, 250. 00

110.00

55. 00

57. 50

155. 00

775. 00

350. 00

375. 00

340. 00

} 1, 463. 00

1,030. 00

100. 00

179. 50

235. 00 70.00

195. 00

255. 80

34. 61
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Statement of dishursements on account of IWiograplung and engraving, etc. —Contiuued.

PHOTOLITHOGRAPHING Ais^D PETXTINa—Continued.

Title. Number

copies. Amount.

Congressional Directory liftieth Congress, second session:

1 illustration

1 illustration

1 illustration '. Report of the Secretary of War for 1888 : Quartermaster-General (3 illustrations) Military Academy (I illustration) Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1838

:

3 illustrations

2 illustrations The English Sparrow in North America (I illustration) Surgeon-General's Report for 1888 (1 illustration) Appendix to Circular 10, SiTrgeon-General's Office, War Department, 1877

(19 illustrations) Census Report on Iron and Steel (1 illustration) '. Professor Marsh's Report on Souropoda, Rejiort of TJ. S. Geological Survey:

12 illustrations

7 illustrations Report of House Committee on Labor Troubles in Pennsylvania (1 illustra- tion) Supreme Court Record No. 1483 (2 illustrations) Report of Board of Indian Commissioners for 1888 (1 illustration) Report of the Secretary of the Interior for 1888 : Indian Affairs (1 illustration) Governor of Alaska (1 illustration) .

.

Proceedings of Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting of Board of Supervising In- spectors of Steam-Vessels, Part 1 (1 illustration) Land Decisions, Vol. 5 (1 illustration) Fifth Annual Report U. S. Entomological Commission (12 illustrations) Foreign Relations for 1888 (2 illustrations) Report of Health Officer of the District of Columbia for 1888 (aiUustrations)

.

Blanks of Meteorological Returns (1 illustration) Report of Operations of Engineer Department of District of Columbia for 1888 (6 illustrations) List of Merchant Vessels of United States for 1888 (12 illustrations) Annual Report of Commissioner of Agriculture for 1888 (14 illustrations) .. . Cruise of the Corivin, 1885 (6 illustrations) , United States Coast Pilot, Part IV (9 illustrations) Report on European Dock-Yards (47 illustrations) Report of Microscopist Department of Agriculture for 1888 (5 illustrations).. Senate Ex. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress : No.lGS (2 illustrations) No. 282 (7 illustrations) '. .

.

Xo. 229 (2 illustrations) Xo. 91 (15 illustrations) Xo. 258 (1 illustration) Xo. 226 (2 illustrations) Xo. 254 (3 illustrations) Senate Ex. Doc, second session Fiftieth Congress: Xo. 1 (1 illustration) Xo. 81 (1 illustration) Xo. 117 (2 illustrations)

4, 280

15, 000

6, 334

5, 434

7,934

8, 184

15, 050

7, 437

2, 050

600

3, 300

4, 900

1, 734

30

1, 200

8, 534

8, 534

775

1, 459

3, 784

8, 534

2, 500

5, 000

500

4, 975

42, 134

5, 000

550

4, 000

405, 734

1, 984

1, 000

2, 034

3, 784

1, 784

1, 784

1. 784

1, 784

1, 784

1. 834

} $158. 00

J

45. 00

32. 00

107. 50

74. 50

150. 00

198.00 33.00

5, 047. 00

30. 00

90. 00

17. 00

120. 00

250. 00

7. 00

10. 00

1, 495. 00

155, 00 110.00

40.00

60. 00

293. 00

7, 704. 50

488. 00

137. 00

230. 00

4. 298. 00

25. 00

70. 00 21.00

450. 00 15.00

60. 00

898. 00

10.00

20. 00

30. 00
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement of dishursements on account of lithographing and engraving, etc. —Continued.

PHOTOLITHOGRAPHING AND TRINTING—Continued.

Title. Nnmber

copies.

Senate Ex. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress—Continued.

Xo. 106 (2 illastrations) No. 119 (2 illustrations) No. 52 (4 illustrations) - No. 144 (6 illustrations) No. 17 (1 illustration) No. 31 (1 illusfvation) No. 67 (1 illustration) No. 49 (1 illustration) No. 89 (1 illustration) No. 282 (7 illustrations) Senate Mis. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress

:

No. 109 (1 illustration) " Senate Mis. Doc, second session Fiftieth Congress:

No. 3 (1 illustration) No. 15 (8 illustrations) No. 89 (1 illustration) Senate Eeport, second session Fiftieth Congress : No. 2686, Part 2 (5 illustrations) House Ex. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress : No. 360 (1 illustration) No. 353 (1 illustration) No. 413 (1 illustration) Nc 277 (1 illustration) No. 336 (1 illustration) No. 599 (1 ilinstration) House Ex. Doc, second session Fiftieth Congress : No. 73 (1 illustration) No. 150 (2 illustrations) ; No. 138 (1 illustration) '. No. 117 (1 illustration) •No. 123 (1 ilinstration) No. 28 (6 illustrations) No. 45 ^84 illustrations) No. 30 (1 illustration) No. 104 (2 illustrations) No. 39 (1 illustration) No. 40 (22 illustrations) No. 48 (1 illustration) No. 107 (I illustration) No. 96 (1 illustration) No. 1, Part 6 (9 illustrations) House Mis. Doc, second session Fiftieth Congress : No. 12 (38 illustrations) No. 63 (1 illustration) No. 103 (9 illustrations) No. 602 (2 illustravions) No. 599 (2 illustrations) House Eeport No. 4066, second session Fiftieth Congress

Total

2, 034 1,784

1,984

2, 309

1, 784

1, 984

1, 784

1, 784

1, 784

1, 784

15, 000

1,784

2, 434

1, 784

1, 934

1, 784

1, 784

1, 784

1, 984

1, 984

2, 000

1,984

2, 034 1,984

1,984

1, 984 1,984

2, 424

1, 984 1,984 1,784

1,784

1, 784

1, 984

1, 984

2, 284

1,834

1, 784

2, 784

6, 784

1, 784 1,784

, 691. 41
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

statement of dishiwsements on account of lithographing and engraving, etc. —Continued.

ENGEAYINGS.

Title.

Court of Claims cases

:

Xo. 15756 Xo. 13376 Xo. 1 Xo. 15512 Xo. 13843 : Xo. 16611 Circular Xo. 60, Texas Department

Consular Eeports

:

Xo. 93 Xo. 95 Xo. 96 Xo. 1 , Xotes on Construction of Ordnance

;

Xo. 48 Xo. 46 Xo. 47 , Xo. 49 Testimony relating to Fort Brown, Tex

Monograph XIII, U. S. Geological Survey

Bulletin Xo. 50, U. S. Geological Survey Monograph XIY, T7. S. Geological Survey Monograph XIV, U. S. Geological Survey (electrotyped fossils) Extra on title page Monograph XIII

Circulars Bureau of Education : Xo. 1 Xo. 2 Xo. 5 General Geologic and Topograxihic Atlas of the United States Congressional Eecord, first session Fiftieth Congress Testimony regarding tariff General Information Series, Xo. 7 = Memoirs of National Academy of Sciences, 1887 Annual Eeport Commissioner of Agriculture, 1888 Copies portrait Chief-Justice Waite

Treasury Department, Form 66 -- Eeport of Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries Proceedings of Xational Museum for 1887 Bulletin Xo. 34, Xational Museum , Proceedings of Xational Museum for 1888 Bulletin Xo. 36, Xational Museum , Annual Eeport Commissioner of Pensions for 1888 Eebellion Eecords: Volume XXVIII, Part I , Volume XXVIII, Part II Volume XXIX, Part I Volume XXIX, Part II Mineral Eesources of the United States

Bulletin Xo. 3, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey

Bulletin Xo. 11, U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey

U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Eeport for 1887 - Commercial Eelations, 1866-'67 Annual Eeport of Director of United States Geological Survey, 1888

Xo. of

illustra- tions.

3320

13 198

39

7154

100

550

1 3650

106

13187

1

21

2

2

2

1

13
40 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement of disbursements on account of lithograjjlung and engraiiiig, etc. —Continned. ENGEAVINGS—Continued.

Title. No. of

illustra- tions. Amount.

Testimony before Finance Conimittee TJnited States Senate regarding Plate

Printiu*^ 1 $6. 50 Bulletin Bureau of Ethnology ; Problem of Ohio Mounds 2 2. 50 American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac for 1892 5 46. 00 Directions for Measurin"" United States Clothin"" 1 3. 50 Hearing before Senate Committee on Improvements of Mississippi River 8 18. 00 Schedule of Material required for United States Monitor Terror 12 11.00 Annual Keport Chief of Engineers, 1?88 . 5 34. 00 Report of Smithsonian Institution, 1886: Part 1 77 195. 00 Part 2 61 280. 00 Report ol Surgeon-General of Marine Hospital for 1888 20 168. 00

Official Gazette of TJ S. Patent Office 13 45. 50 Annual Report of Secretai'y of the Navy for 1888 (Navi<''atiou) 1 6. 50 Annual Report of Secretary of the Navy for 1888 (Ordnance Bureau) 1 10. 00 Annual Report of Li°"ht-House Board for 1888 1 4. 00 Annual Report of Commissioner of General Land Office for 1888 ] 5. 00 The Development of Great Circle Sailing 29 96. 00 "Washiu^ton Acjueduct Investi^^'ation 14 78. 00 Circular No. 11, Division of Forestry Department of ATiculture 2 9. 00 Annual Report of Chief Sio^nal Officer for 1888 3 12. 00 Circular of Informatian No 6 Burea'i of Education 5 8. 00 Communications received by Committee on Census of United States Senate

.

1 4 00 Bureau of Ethnology, "Textile Fabrics of Ancient Peru " 9 21. 00 Bureau of Ethnoloi^y, the Circular, Sc[uare and Octa*^onal Earth-works of Ohio 16 130. 00

Aftti m nil V Tplti,l".iTio' tn -XliiQlrn SpqI "T^^^G^^AT'^^aa j2 292 00

27 66. 00 Bulletin No 50 U S Geolcical Survey 4 10. 00 Bulletin No. 53, U. S. Geological Survey 25 74. 00

T<^fl <^-<31 mil P Si cynil tlTPP' a Pf^nTinmriT' r^,f»rr1 G nf Aflmiccinn fr* Onnn-f n-f TTIcinfnrQl Vote 1 1. 50 Higher Education in Wisconsin , 11 115. 00 Hi'^her Education in Greov^iR 14 9QQ fin TTi o'lieT' EcluCtition in Soutli Carolina 18 400 00

-L>uica tJiiu -L/ia*;i tiLUb ui Liit)x^a\ai duu v^oasL jjeicnse ; JjawS 01 irriucipai

Eoi*ei*'*n Pow^crs 9R on nn Keport of Commissioners of Education 5 26. 00 X iuv^ctrv-iiu^o \jL o I Ljj. ^jjjj iLcii -jxtjcLiii^ ui joucii u Ol ouper V ismg JLnspcClOlS 01 SteaiU" Vessels * Part 1 2 00 61 292. 50 Fifth Annual Report of U. S. Entomological Commission 149 1, 162. 50 A AtTnllomiOnI mifl l\rptPnvnlno'ipnl Ol^cPi^^-Qfinna -Pnv 1 QQ'^ 10 01 A nn

T<^,vnlovi^ tinn and SnrT'Pvci Wf>Gf r»f flm innfli AToT-i/lio-r* 1 lj50

"FitniTP ('^nT'flQ 2 9. 00 Weekly Abstract of Sanitary Reports, No. 21 2 21.00

3 22. 00 Catalogue of Materials for Rock Island Arsenal, 1890 3 7. 00 Fire Regulations 1 47. 00 Report on European Dock yards 9 170. 00 Senate Ex. Doc, first session Fiftieth Conaress, No. 123 17 306. 00 Senate Ex. Doc, second session Fiftieth Congress : No. 123 1 6. 00 No. 126 1 4. 00
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEIXTER. 41

Statement of dishursements on account of rithograpJung ana enr/raving, etc. —Continued. EXGKATIXGS—Ccntitiued.

Title. Xo. of

illustra- tions. Amount.

Senate Es. Doc, second session Fiftieth Congress—Continued. Xo.125 Xo.U2 , y0.145 , Xo.m

Xo. 17 Xo. 69 Xo. 72 : Xo.77

Xo. S6 Senate Mis. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress, Xo. 163 Senate Mis. Doc. second session Fiftieth Congress:

Xo. U

Xo. 15 , Xo. 74 Xo.SI

Senate Eeport Xo. 2374. first session Fiftieth Congiess House Ex. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress: Xo. 16 Xo.401

X'o.3S7 House Es. Doc. second ses.sion Fiftieth Congress:

Xo. 45 Xo.29

Xo. 121 Xo. 104.

X^o. 1, Parte House Mis. Doc, first session Fiftieth Congress

:

Xo. 533 Xo. 601 Xo.602 Xo.572

X^o. 599 , Total

.

1 $4.00

I 2 25. 00 18 68. 00

6 130. 00

2 46.00

i ^ 7.00

1 5. 00

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1 7. 00

1 9. 00

! 1 15. 00 46 164. 00

1 1.00

3 12.00

1 4. 00

52 68. 75

5 51. 00

1 8. CO

27 29. 00

1 2.00

1 9. 00

1 4.00

13 174.00

1 3. 00

5 100.00

60 859. 00

3 77. 00

26 755. 00

31. 359. 27

Lislursements on account of ConnressionaJ Record during fiscal year ended June 30,

706,6.59 pounds printing-paper, equal to 48 pounds to the ream, at 5.1 cents $36, 039. 60 134,609 pounds printing-paper, equal to 48 pounds to the ream, at 5.2 cents 6, 999. 66

5,311 pounds manilla paper, at 6 cents 31S. 66 10.687 pounds maniUa paper, at 6.3 cents 673. 28 47 reams German wave marble paper, at 35.95 339. 15

20 reams cream tissue paper, at ?3 60. 00 20 reams white tissue paper, at $2.60 52, CO

35 reams stereotype backing paper, at $6 210. 00

24 screws for stereotype plates, at 60 cents 14. 40

7 galvanized-iron boxes , 37. 00

3 boxes XXX bright tin. at ? 13 - 39. 00

5 dozen 1-galIon crocks, at $1.25 6. 25

24 pinions for holding plates on Eecord press 14. 65

6J pounds brass castings 1-88 400 pounds Xo. 20 wire, at 23 cents 92. 00 200 pounds Xo. 10 wire, at 23 cents 46. 00 200 pounds Xo. 26 a\ ire. at 19 cents 38. 00
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Dishursements on account of Congressional Record during fiscal year, etc. —Contiuued,,

500 ponnds No. 60 wire, at 23 cents $115. 00

t»5 dozen blue title leather, at $8 6. 00

^5 dozen cochineal titte leather, at $8.50 6. 38

25 dozen law sheep, extra, at $8.50 212. 50

55,000 feet imitation Russian leather, at 15 cents 8, 249. 00 80 dozen spools thread, No. 24, at $1.50 120, 00

1,000 pounds glue, at 11.7 cents 11 7. 00

50,000 pounds binder's boards, No. 2, at 2.4 cents 1, 200. 00 15^gyard8 3-ply rubber blankets, at $7.22 110. 31 Fixtures for Thompson stitching-machine 85. 30

100 16 candle-power lamps, at 85 cents 85. 00 206 picks XX gold-leaf, at $6.75 1, 390. 00 244 pounds 3 and 5 ply twine, at 31 cents 75. 64

500 yards crash, at 10 cents f-O. 00

9 dozen sweet-oil (in half pints), at 62 cents 5. 58

76 pounds egg albumen, at 60 cents 45. 60

6 barrels flour, at $4.19 25. 14 Sharpening mailing-machine blades 2. 00 Belts for mailing-machine .50 Eight to iise mailing-machine one year 15. 00 Type, assorted 442.89 Telephone rent from April 1, 1888, to March 31, 1889 77. 50 Street-car tickets 30.00 Repairing liarness 4.65 Compiling index 11, 635. 80 Engraving 109.00 Gas 818.88 Coal * 912. 00 Horse feed, etc 638. 52 Horseshoeing 97. 10 Ice 22.56

71, 686. 47 Labor, pay of employes 154, 137. 42

$225, 823. 89 Eeceipts on account of Congressional Eecord for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1889, were as follows : From sales of Eecord $2, 459. 94 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 32, 941. 29 Total 35, 401. 23 Statement of the disirihution of the hound and unlyound volumes for the second session of the Fiftieth Congress. Volumes.

Delivered to Senate folding-room 7, 932 Delivered to House folding-room 13, 820 Delivered to House library 400 Delivered to Library of Congress 208 Deliyered to oflicers of the House 36 Delivered to justices and oificers of the Supreme Court of the United States 56 Delivered to Official Reporter of the Senate 20 Delivered to State and Territorial libraries 200 On hand 1, 328 Total 24, 000 The number of copies of the Record authorized by law to be printed and bound is as follows : For Congress 10, 675 For Library of Congress 52 For officers of the 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 the United States 14 Total 10, 805 Of the copies authorized by law to be printed and bound for Congress, 5,237 v^'ere delivered unbound upon orders of members of Congress.
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Statement of allotments, etc., made for the Execidive and Judicial Departments, and of the

ivork executed for the same, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1889.

Departments, etc.

Total of I allotments, i special appiopriationa, ' and amounts

received from Depart- ments and I deposited in ! Treasury. I

Treasnrj Department War Department Navy Department

Interior, Department of Patent Office Post-Office Department...

Agriculture, Department of

State, Department of

Justice, Department of Supreme Court of ^he United States. Court of Claims Supreme Court District of Columbia

Library of Congress Executive office Labor, Department of National Museum

Public Printer

Printing. Paper.

$308,

164,

73, 357,

686. 50 571.84

607. 90

113. 83

275,

40,

29,

7,

5, 14,

1, 15,

3,

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865. 40

213. 35 152.39

426.71 030.48

457. 18 091.44

243. 83

304. 79

$13.8, 958.91

51,997. 16 38,527.26

56, 904.17 176,151.29

i 61,039.66

23, 497. 45

! 13, 355. 78

j 3, 250. 13

1 2, 967. 45

j 8, 959. 11

I 783. 75

j 395. 10 1,452.51

I 6, 828. 73

9, 032. 91

i 3, 482. 66

Blank

books, binding, luling,

etc.

583. 78

574. 09

936. 45

551. 16

592. 29

284. 72

542. 16 493.26

i)2. 09

165. 65 39.27

281. 36

225. 05

205. 40

874. 51

162. 15

$45,122.28 $107,

I 24,

7, 37,

18,

787. 93

375. 28

708. 30

539. 33

387. 64

226. 10

834. 58

587. 29

964. 21

344. 90

332. 80

152. 41

872. 03

465. 71 63.77

397. 37

095. 03 Total 1, 314, 775. 80 I 597, 584. 03 227, 685. 67 317, 134. 68

Totiil.

$291,869.12

126, 950.22

63, 809. 65

130, 379.95

216, 090. 09

192, 858. 05

38,616. 75- 25, 485. 23

5, 707. 60

3, 364.44

9, 457. 56

975. 43

10, 548. 4&

2, 143. 27

7, 097. 90

10, 304. 7»

6, 739. 84

1, 142, 404. 38

Value of materials and supplies on hand June 'SO, 1889.

Paper. Quantitj^. M. F. printing. , S. and S. C. printing. "White writing Colored writing Cover-paper

teams.

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Map-paper reams .

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Manilla paper do

Plate-paper do —i Onion-skin do

j Tissue paper do

j Golden envelope do —| Bullet-patch do. Bank-note do.

Cost.

357igg

8263 J§

9493gg

526 I ^§ 213 542

983 715

i54ie§ 428§gg

89bV5

1 n 1 00 , J-^Kaij I 562g5§

j 10 i 0275 I

Total Bindery stock, exclusive of machinery and tools.

$5, 673. 38

11,808. 17 ]2,292.40

2, 642. 24

1, 584. 40

966. 90

350. 46

1, 761.94

4, 788. 34 1,057.09

1, 123. 06

768. 49

58. 96

461.29

21. 84

24. 85

79. 87

45, 463. 68

49, 053. 51

94, 517. 19
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Statement showing numoer of presses in the Government Printing Office June 30, 18S9, and their condition.

'Name.

PRESS-ROOM, Bullock web Do

Hoe weh

MAIN OFFICE.

Hoe cylinder Do

Do

Do

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Do

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29 by 41 J .

.

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29 by 415... 29 by 41|.. 29 by 41|..,

Condition.

Good

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Good

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statement showing nnmler of presses in the Government Printing and their condition—Continued.

ice June 30, 1889,

!N"ame. Size of bed. Condition.

ISTo. of

presses.

PEESS-KOOM, MAIN OFFICE—Continued. CottreU cylinder Do

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I 20 by 25. Do I 18 by 22. Do

Do

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Liberty

Cottrell cylinder Total

I 18 by 22..

j 18 by 22-. 25 by 39i. 31 by 42.. 31 by 42.. 29 by 41i. 7i by 14 . 10 by 15 . 25 by 35.

.

Double medium.

do

PRESS-KOOM, TREASURY BRANCH.

Cottrell cylinder Hoe cylinder Potter cylinder ! Superroyal ... Do j Double medium

€ottrell cylinder I Cap

Scott cylinder Medium

Gordon 10 by 14 inside chase. Total

PRESS-ROOM, INTERIOR BRANCH.

Scott cylinder, I^o. 4 —

Universal

Peerless Gordon Washington band press. TotalPRESS-ROOM, NAVY BRANCH.

Scott cylinder, No. 5 Hoe cylinder GordonDo

26 by 34 Half medium, 13 by 19 ..

.

Quarto medium, 11 by 13 Eighth medium, 8 by 12 . Cap

Double medium

211 by 23^ Half medium ..

.

Quarto medium

TotalPRESS-ROOM, STATE BRANCH.

j Gordon job j Quarto niedium. Hoe cylinder ! Superroyal. Total Grand total

Fair . ...do - Bad..

Fair . ...do . Bad .

.

Good

...do . ...do . ...do . Bad..

...do . Good

66

Good

Worn-out

.

Good

...do ..do

...do ..do

Good

Worn-out Good

..do

...do

Good

Worn-out

.

..do

..do

Good

. do .

RECAPITULATION".

In good condition. In fair condition .

.

In bad condition . Worn-out

Total.
76 REPORT OF TFIE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Sfaff-ment shoir'mg f]ir )tuinher of p'-f-'^ous ciitploijcd in the puhlic printing and hinding^

durinij the Jiscul ijiar ending Jn)ieoO, with rhelenyih of time each 'liasheenemploy(d and the aniou)it cacti has received. TIME WORK.

Xanie.

Time employed.

Day.s. riours.

168

30549

Lizzie Abbott W. R. Abbott

A. T. Ahell G. Abraham sou Edward Abrams. . Louisa Adaiu.s . ... Orolin Adams

V. L. Adams. ... Fred Addison

E. Ague

Mary Afrau Katie Acer , Ellen Ahearne Martha Allisou James H. Alhurtis John Alburtis Louis Alexander .. Annie Albert A. G. Allison

Z. W. Alderman. .. ]vatherine Amthor. James U. Araos3 .

.

Charles B. Amazeen W. F. Anderson

R. T, Anderson

A. W. Anderson . .

.

J. W. Andeisou

D. F. Anderson M. L. Andrew.s. John Appleby

Joseph A. Arnold . M. E. Armstrorfg. .

.

H. M. Armisted

E. N. Ash

John Armstrong. .

.

H. F. Ashion

C. V. Atwell M.H. Atwell

Christian Auraclier

Bessie Aulick Richard F. AuU . .

.

A. B. Auer

AVra. Avis

Oscar Alexander .. J. L. Alverson .... John G. Anderson

George B. Atkinson John Babcock .... D. A. Babcock

Georse Basgott . .

.

Thad Baden

AY. S. Baker . Aithnr E. Baker. .. Albert Baker

Chas. W. Baker Edward Bailey Hattie D. B«ir'd

D. (J. Baleutine 26i E. P. Biilmain

S. S. Barrett M. AV. Barr ; . . .

.

Wm. Baruum 312 Mary U. Barrel! E. T. Barrett .... May Baiuett

J. L.Barnett

G. O. Barnes

Ellen Barnes M. E. Barker Mary E. Bai ry .

.

Wm. 11. Barbour . Mary E. Barry. .

.

209

313

1,881

2, 3781

2, 042"

9

2, 740

2, 228 2,2:4i

479J

2, 38 r

1,759 335

462

1, G64i

2, 647i

1,431"

2, 338

376

2. 199

2, 1421

2, 1501

2, 252

2, 264 1,513

2, 2491

AiMonnt

received.

2, 662

2, 7241' 806" I 2, 4021

240

2, 3391

2, 6031

2.114

2,375 • 2, 3161'

2, 585" 2,099

1, 9741

2, 233

2, 442

2, 037

851

1, 523 2.459 j 2,667

2, 304i|

2, 316|i 32 ! 1,968 ! 2, 5951

1

2, 329"i 661

1, 902

1, 953.J

6J

704

1.868

2, im

90 i 2,269

2, 243i 6991

1, 2881^

$352. 67

951. 40

510. 50

4. 23 99i.40

512. 44

9u9. 80 378 00

81. 51

955. 60

329. 7(i 70. :'5 86. 02

336. 26

1, 0.59. 00

572. 40

584. 50

78. 96 881.40

488. b2

806. 41

900. 80 505 96

378. 25

909. 00

788. 00

196. 00

1, 079. 00

626. 23

322. 40

1,273. 32

55. 20

935. 80 491.42

1,041.40

845. 60

470. 66

532. 76 1,034.00 431.07

789. 80

189. 75

785. 25

558 25

976. 80

1, 084.91 340.40

609. 20

823. 50

983. 60

1, 066. 80

1, 22L 38

926. 60

680. 00

984. 00

1, 375.61

53.-1. 07

1, 518. i)!t ]:r.!. (I.') 81)1). ^0

781. 40

1, 79 1. 00

824. 75

944. 28

495. 64

1, 2.o2. 00

8'J2. 40 16.87

521. 86

505. 99

721. It

296. 24

Time employed. Xa ue. Amount

297

3351

1791;

M. Barringer David L. Barton

(Jharles S. Bastian

Jo^ie Bates

S. W. Baxter Myra A. Baxter

H. C.Bayley

Jennie Bavlie MaryE. Bailey

S. Bailey

\V. E. Baum

1). \V. Beach

J. \V. Beall R. E. Beall, jr Fannie Beamer

R. L. Beatty

J'. M. Becker Robert D, Bedel

eTobu A. Behrle Ida P. Belcher

S. H.Bell A.R. Bell Lena Bellefeuille William M. Belt W. T. Benjamin

A. B. Bennett

L, J. Bennett

Thonuis D. Bennett .. Charles E. Bennett ... Josephine E. Bennett. Michael Bennett

Lizzie Benedict. ...... Harold Benedict

S. N. Benerman

John L. Bentzler Frank H. Benthall. .. John R. Berg James E. Bergin

Maggie Bergin Frank Bei tossa

B. J. Berry W. H. Berry

I. . B. Best.! John Better

R. H. Betts

F. H. Bevier j.... Harry Bier Wm. Bierley ...I Neil H. Bigger 81 M.J. Billings M. L. Birchard W. A. Birchard

Jos. E. Bisbee Mary Bishop Varden Bishop

Lillie L Black iston

Jas. T. Blackeny - -

.

Ciiarle-i L. Blanton . Nell e, Blair Charles E. Bleecker

A. F. Bio -mer William F. Bloor ... Marv S. Blush M. V. Bodge

Emma (r Boll Anna Bolinstarck Jackson Boney

Louis Boo

F. V. Booth 2 R. W. Boorraau Sim u Booker .. A. S. Boerstein ..

344

nour.<. received.

188^ $75. 40- 184 73. 60

2, 272 908. 8a

81 17 01 356 89. 00

1,476 325. 63

2, 46.5^ 986.20

2, 291 481. 11 1811 34.03

256" ' 4. 00

1, 898:V 759. 40

65 26. 00

2, 378 95b 20

1, 983 79 {. 20-

2, 463| 500. 89

2, 49ui 589. 01

1, 259. 28

1, 359 679. 50'

1, 948^ 779. 40

2, 365 482. 73

2. 093 1, 109. 29

2 014 816. 00

2, 25 4^ 563. 62

2, 143 857. 20 288 72. 00

2, 008 803. 20

1, 783J 713. 40^

3, 517" 1, 406. 80

812. 19^

2, 1761 520. 21

41 23. 05

952 238. 00

37 1, 361. 07

1, 982 ' 991. 00

1! 545 618. 00- 765 127. 3R

2, 41? 1. 284, 33

1 , 078 431. 20

16 3. 00'

2, 548 1, 019. 20-

' 146 36. 50

2, 093;!; 6'i4. ?0

2'. 902" 609. 42

2, UO3J,- 500. 87

1, 103. 5i>

'

: 93. 00

2 316 91G. 40

' 240 ()0. 00

1, 425i 975. 20'

2, OI2I 487. 27

716 150. 35 .63

2 221i b88. 60

2 226' 556. 50

2, 36.' 944! 8a

2, 443 56L 87

2, 116 846. 40

2, 009 803. 60

2. 262i 454. 17

1, 962" 784. 80 805 1,436 00

1, 06;ii 424. 2a

835 159.65

1, 632 408.00

2,4141 489. 94

2, 209.^ 450. 59

219^ 38.5a

2, 67.:* 1,070.20

2, 078. 57 ""' i52' 60.80

208 .52. 00 215 . 45. 15
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 77

Statement shoicinfj the number of persons emploiied in the puUic printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1689, eic. —Continued. TIME WOEK—Continuecl.

Xame.

Time employed.

Davs. Honr;

AmouDt

received. Xame.

18

Henry X. Boernstein . .|

.

Olivia J. Bond |. Josepli A. Borden

Alex. T. Borland John P. Boss . J"olin K. Bo.'53 W. H. Bosley Theresa Bott Annie Boucher

Patrick BoTve

"W. H. Bowman

William A. Bovd

M. E. A. Bovd'. W.M.Boyd!

A. J. Bo.ver Joseph Boyle O.W. Boynton Minnie W. Brace John Brady

Charles J. Bradv

Ora E. Brady .". John E. Bradley ! Walter Bradshaw \. Adam Brandt i Verouia Brandner ! E. T. Bray ' Bi-eckenridge , H. B. Hrt-ckenridge ... H. Breiteubacli , James Bieen i J. T. Brennan [ Katie Firennan

J. B. Brewer

J. Breslin "Wallace Brewer John T. Brewster H. T. Bri;.n . ....

"W. L. Bridges

"William Briggs James S. Briggs

J. E. Briuht

Geo. E. P. Britt

J. T. Britt G. S. Br tt ; John ii. Broas .' : W. H. Brock I

i Maggie A. Broderick.

C. C. Brodie D. C Brooke

' Jas. E. Brooke H. Y. Brooke

Adelaide Brooks ' W. S. Brooks M. Brosnahan Mary Brosnan

J. M. Edmunds Brown . , Jno. C. Browne

E. C. Brown I C. P. Brown

E. H. Brown j Henry Brown Thomas Brown

L>. B. Brown

S. T. Brown

Eichard Brown

George Brown I :

.

Eobt. W. Brown j C. H. Brunor j 98| J. J. Brunor | George H. Burgess ' W. E. Burgess

J. B. Burke 140 James J. Burke

16

30 312

2,407 i 192

2, 23?;^'

2, 037 2.496

1, 992

1,9.-9

2, 208*

1, 691"

2. 9>6 1,3U6

2.278

2, 355 : 2, 163^ l,930i

2, 320

2, 343 2,234^

2, 935i

2, 205^

2,312

2, 366

2, 240i

624

2, 358i

1.743"

2, 653

2. 414

1, 007 3371

1, 174

2, 577

2, 172

1, 365

"2,'305'

2. 454

2. 335

2,2.50 240

2, 374^

2, 629i 1,6G1|

1, 094

2, 252 845i

2,392"

2, 5441

24"

2, 392

220

399

2, 574

2, 221i

2, 531i

329 911^

295^

574^

2, 320

1, 106^

2, 287

'2, 225iL, 275. 7(1 44. 16

L, 007. 30

814. 80

998. 40

796. 80

795. 60

454. 78

317. 01

746. 50

326. 50

570. 00

541. 65

865. 40

772. 20

],132. 40

937. 20

534. 20

917. 29

882. 20

57. 60 1,453.38

633. 44

946. 40

4.54. 15

249. 60

943. 40

8'9, 21

1, 06 1. 20 1,079.08

402. ^'| 70. >7

41). 00 643.75 . 1, 030.80

808. 80

2, 100. 00

76U. 4'i 127. 20

341. 22

1, 794. 00

922. 00

1,227. 00

934. 00

921. 60 96.00

593. 61 1,051.80

640. C8

1. 040.40 1,124.20

630.01

1, 024. 63

1, 145. 02

4. 50

717. 60

1, 122. 60

888. 00 1,011.00

105. 50

67. 83

643. 50

986. 39 1,063.76

55. 93

227. 87

73. 87

1, 055. 77 928.00

442. 60 914.80

560. 00

890. 20

812

Crtthaiine Biirke. .

.

Eaymond L. Burke James Burns

John J. Biuns . . John J. Burns . - .

.

Jennie Burns - . Jc^epL A. Burns

J. S. ikirnside J ojin Burnside

J. H. Burch Hannat Biisey — .

.

J. W.Busev ' E. Bushee ' John K, Birsh William Bush

William H. Bushnell

.Joseph Butler . . ... J. H. Butcher

S. McL. Byington T A Bynum , Joseph H. Byrne — P. J. Byrne John J. Byrnes

aggie Byrne

Peter Byrne

William A. Byrne W. A. Bvevs .' Lvdia E Bryan

M;iL;oie Brverton ... J Fr. Buehler

A. J. Buehler Garrv Buckingham. M. Buckley...". Dennis Buckley

• John Buckmau W. P. Bullock Frank M. Bumiins-.

.\. A. Bundy

Fannie Bunline George B. Bury . .

.

Geor;;e D. Burch ... J. H. Burch

L. J. Burse 1 ... William Burlingame

Geo. Burklin Mary Burgess Mary M. Burgess...

Jas. E. Bullock

L. M. ' adv Edward Cahill Mm V Ciillasban

T. F. Callagban .... Julia Callahan A. Callahan

E. B. Caldwell Stephen Caldwell... M. E Calvo

Virginia Cammack

Parker Campbell .. J. B. Campbell .... Kate Cantine

Chas. A. Capell

J. M. Carr 365 W. H. Carr Eose Carrothers W. Carlisle H. J. Carey

Annie Carpenter Asa L. Carrier Mary Carroll . James Carroll

, Bridget Carroll

\\ Michael Carroll
78 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Stdtcmoii sltowhifj the )uimbc)' of 2)C)-><oihs emploiied in ilic public printing and hindinff-i during the fiscal year ending June ''•'o, 185^9, etc. —CoDtinued.

TIME ^ORK—Continueil.

Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Charles E. Carroll Joseph E. Casey M. F.Casey

Charles P.'CasHidv Clare E. Carter George B. Carter Mar\ -T. Catlin

P. A. Caton John P. D. Catou W. E. Carver James Cavanaugh James Cavanaugh

A. T. Cavis .. F. t>. Cawson

F. H. Chaflfee E.B.Chambers

Laura Chandler Annie Chapman

S. A. Chapman

Frank E. Chapin

Katie Chase W. P. Chew

William H. Chew

C. C. Chew

Wm.Chedal

John T. Cheshire Thomas Childs Samuel X. Childs

E. F.Chisholm

J. B. Chisholm W. R. Chipley

J.F.Chipley W.W. Cheezum

J. H. Church

Margaret Chunn

J. Wilson Clark Joseph S. Clark Amelia Clark

Effie Clarke M.Clark W. W.Clarke

Merrils H. Clarke , John W. Clark

Thos. W. Clark Katie C. Clarke

J. B. Clarke Walter Y. Clark

Charles E. Clark

Curtis Clark W. F. Clarkson .... .. John F. Clarkson

E. H. Claggett Eobt.V. Clayton, jr M. A.Claucv :

2771

203J

23i

244

116

Jos. CleMry James H. Clements James Clinton ... .. F. S. Clinton G. Cooklev

Beverly F. Cole .... Samuel Cole John Cole Ira E.Cole

Julia F. Cole T.H.Collins A. Collins Mary E. Conuellv John F. Connelly James E.Connolly

F. W. CunoTcr . . W.J.Cook

Saml. L. Cook John Cook 1 ZoQi

2, 337 2,0)4

752

2,313A

256"

2, 175

2, 372|

2, 378

2, 560 ],135 1,985

2, 615^

2, 573i

1, 54:2" 1,409

550

2, 123A

2, 374" 304

2, 173^

2, 316

2, 314

2, 469|

2, 328

1,021

2, 448 1,511

7G14

11 569 242A

117"

2, 335

1<6 m164"! 2,581

1, 115

{ 544 i 2,321 i 2,301

2, 354*1

2, 590 , 2.672

2,376 I 2, 245

2, 363

2, 506

2, 327 - 725i

2, 503"

1,306

2, 023

2, 369i

2, 875"

2, 336

62

2, 750

2, 33GA

2, 408

1, sm

1,6775

», 317" 500i

2, 399S

2, C97J

2. 203"

2, 323.1

1, 4(12

Amount

received. Name. Time era- ployed.

Days. Hours.

$777.70

934.80

805. 60 1,318.30 296.74

102.40 366,99

949.00

951.20 1,024.00 542.69

620. 3

1

1,386.21 1,227.55

616.80

559. 85

122. 14 434.82

418.95

161. 12 : 519.40 i 926.40 578.47 i 987.80 i 931.20

255.25 i 979.20 604.40 '

' 2.60

301.60

26. 50

227. 60

1, 034. 56

45. 47 26.90 : 933.20 ! 38.40 : 18.47 30,75

806. 54

53«. 59 217.60

9-J8.40 920.40 477.36 '! 1,372.70 i 668.00

594.00 I .561.25 ! 905,20 I 978. 80 I' 531.60

290.20 ! 625.75 , 326.49

38.< 78 947.80

1, 271. 46

584. 00 443.85

687 47

935. 60

063. 20 363.20

679. 65

579. 25

](i5. 10

963. ^0 1,182.81 I 917,20

9:'9. 4 0 1 350. 50

812. 47

Ella B. Cook

Jos. H. Cook

L. B. Cooley

C. C. Colne.

J. W. Count

T. H. Count

E. Cornman

Ida B. Cox

T. D, Coniwell . . .

.

Frank L. Cornwell.. Louis AV. Co^n\^ ell . J. D. Cosby

AV. B. Costou

Eobt. Costt'llo

.Josie Costella Mai V Costello , Al. Cottle A. A. Colclesser John Colbert N. A. Colbert Maggie Colbert, H, Colli.son Jeremiah A. Connell

Eobr. A. Connell

Jno. Connell

Nellie C. Connell M. A. Connell

Carrie Cowling

Emily T. Coke

A. U. Coleman

AlargareT C^ochran . .

.

Jo.se pb Culignou Katie Connor James D. Conner Thomas Conway

H. C. Cowell Andrew Corm

II. A. Cuolidge

C. C. Coulee Jake Covert

S. T. Covert Frank Compton i Matthew D. Coughlin Joanna Corridon

A. P. Coder

N. S. Cologne

E. Cowan

AV. H.Collins John C. Coheane

F. A. Cogswell Wm. E. Coleman

Agnes Covle

S. T. Ci awford Wm. M. Crawford

Latira E. Cramer Max Craft

J. M.Craig

Delia Cremen

M. ( h emen

J. W. Creed W. H. Crenshaw Eavmond F. Crist

C, E. Crnm

E. C. Crump

F. F. Crupper . Amelia E. Cromelein . John Crowe

r'atrick Ciowley

C. Crooks

jNlary A. Crooker

William Cruso

AlartinCuir Jennie Cunningham .

.

107?, 34

12 273

977*

2, 290"; 537

2,441

l,3^8iV

2, 564 993

2, 333 -,117J

1, 888 809

304 4801

1, 379

144 2,595

48

2,38.51'

2, 2221

2, 228l

1,104-1

2, 2681!

2, 171-1

2, 257

2, 232

2. .m

261

361..

V

2, :2 )" 2,0i9

•J, l'74.\

2, 519

2, .532 539

2(>0

555,^,

2, 3141

68.^! 2, 307ii

707"i 6331

18

3581

442

2, 471

1, 820

2, 359

2,486ii

2, 240",

1, 163i! 197| 1,322 j 192

2,708il

2, 283^1

2, 273^

437i 2,773

2, 235

2, 083 I 2.425 i

2, 4361

50 I 3,199 i 2, 519 ! 1,624 i

Amount

received.

$24t. 36

562. 50- 214. 80

976. 40

1, 130.90

76. 50

1, 412. 78 248 22

933. 20

876. 80

755. 20- 231. 81

323. 60

168. 12

92. 09

258. 52

57. 60' 596. 85

8.16

596. 37

501. 13

512. 67

441. 8a

907. 40

422. 51 ?97. 10

513. 35

55 1. 27 396 50

7^2. 86

579. 32

807. 20

46.5.66

910. 80

62!). 73

1, 190. 04

95. 78

14H. 40

222. 20

69, 00

1, 199. 92 552.55

27 40

469. 39

282. 80

253. 40 464.00

268. 80

32. 00

176. 80

988. 40

454. 95

943. 60

1, 317. 68

515. 13

290. 87

182. 50

269. 54

40. 32

886. 15

913. 40

426. 26

109, 32

1, 314. 37

514. 04

426. 83

930. 00

805. 78 681.22

9. 37

799. 93

1, 007. 60

814. 45
EEPOET OF THE "PUBLIC PKINTER. 7^

statement slioicing the niimhey of j)er>iO)is einj^loyed in the pulilic printing and binding during the fiscal year ending June 30, 18S9, etc. —Continued.

TIAIE AVORK—Continued.

;Name.

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

Amount

receiTed. Xame.

Will A. Cnnninocham j Mary Cunningham

D. J! Cunningham

Mary Curran Maggie Curtis Margaret Curry

S. S. Culbeitson

C. P. CuUen

J. F. Cummins

M.F.Cushlev

C. M.Cvpheis

L. H. Davis H. L. Davison '. T. R. Davidson 1 A. J. Davison j Benj. i lavison • John Davison...

J. A. Daw.-ion William -Dawson

Joseph P.Day

Isabella G. Daniels > J. T. Dean : Fred Decker I 92| E. DeCaindry I L.H.DeCreny \ C. Deering W. A. DeGroot

E. F. Degges James A.DeLaney

E. J. DeLorme i Arthur C.Delivigne — W. W. Deloe William H. Dah; j J^imes S. Dailey i Charles F. Dalv W.B. Daly

Charles Danenhower

Diana Dauforth W. B. Daniel ; Sarah Danaher I H. S. Darbv ' W.M. Darden

Susan L. Dandelet

S. M. Davis

Charle.-* F. Davis

Elizabeth Davis John A. Davis ! E. D. Davis Thomas J, Davis

R. G. Davis M.A.Davis

J. J. Davies

Etta Dgvison

A. H. Davis, jr John Delahuntv

EilaM. Delapla'ne M. DellamiLO

E. De Maine

Elizabeth Dement

Lena Dement

E. A. Dennis H. B. Denny

D. H.Denham

C.Denhara

L. W. Denham

Ellen Dent

Harry C.Derby lllj Geo. M. Depue

Alexander Dercourt W.E. Derr Maggie Devlin

Jas. J. Devanney

Lizzie Dewey

2. 58.5 $1,131. SO

2. 368 483. C

6

2, 230 557. '0 288 72. UO

2, 240^ 515. 2S 1,746 327. 35

2, 6571 1,060. 67

1, 450 580. 00

2. 595i 1, 048. 20

1, 925' 39'1. 02

2, 321 1, O'O. 84

2, 0941 523. 6l' 296 118. 40

2, 510 1, 004. 00 374 593. 50

2. 83«i 709. 12

- 205 82. UO 336 134. 40 2,496 624. 00

2. 207 882. 80 85 19. ."5 1, .504 375. 98 100 512. 50

25:ih 101.40

1, 7-4" 689. 60

2, 365 946. 00

2, 3404 936. 20 200" 50. 00 222 88.80

62uA IIG. 88

2, 303* 921. 40

2, 769" 1, 461. 66 986 394. 40

2, 225i 890. 20 2,211' 8.S4.40

'•, 120 996. 40

2, 322^ 929. 00 992 24». 00

53 21.20 844 160. 74

2, 4301 638. 12 324* 81. 12

1, 637* 331. 09

2, 828* 1, 131.40

2,318" 927. 20

2, 429 493. 02

2. 314 578. 49

2, 325 581. 20

2, 329J 582. 37 436 109. 00 259 103. fiO 2, 3014 910.60

2, 338-^ 470. 86

2, 150 602. 00

2, 328 931. 20

2, 251 459. 79

2, 352* 480. 52 1564 73.45

2, 4574 501. 83

2, 160' 540. 00

1, 2654 506. 20

2, 7044 1, 081. 80

1. 627' 650. 80

2, 398 1. 099. 50

2, 2454 898. 20

1, 614' 302. 58

334. 50

57.54 230. 20

20" 8. 00

2, 404 1, 009. 60

2, 344^ .567. .54 97 38. 80

2, 235* 558. 98

Time employed. Amount

received. Davs. Sours.

355

262

W.H. Dexter

Edella Deau

Frank Dial John Dice A.J. Dick

Tiiomas 1>. Dickerson

A. Dickin.s Joseph Dieiken Ralph E. Dittoe H.C. Dobbs . . W. A. Dodge

M. V. Dodge

il. A. Dodson John Doherty

C. Dolau Ada Dolbeare A . Doleman

Jeremiah Donovan ... Wm. Donaldson

AV. B. Duualdson

Ellen Donaldson Maiy Donnelly Marv Dounell M F. Donn

Frank Dunn

T. M. Donn

Richard M. Doulev ... E. J. Doty

John Dorau

H. F. Dorl

Daniel Dougherty Marv E. Doughertv .

.

William Dougherty... James W. Doocy

George Douglas Alexander Donglas... CP. Dowden .V J. L. Dowling

Horace Dowling...

Lizzie Downie

Jennie Dorsey

Patrick Doyle

Lizzie Dovle H. F. J. Drake

George W. Duvall M. A. Dubois Edward Duff

J. M. Dugan 247 George E. Dummer

W. G. Dunne

Edward Dunn H Dunning 246 GeoTiie Dunington

O. F.'Dunlap

Lucie Dun lop Marv C. Durham

W. M. Durkin James Q. Dutvow

Jas. E. Duvall

_ A. S. Downs CM. W.Earle Edward Eberbach

, Marv £ckL)ff

! C.R'.Erkloff . Annie Eckart

C.A.Edelin-. - Samuel W. Edmunds

Florence E. Edmunston.

J. M. Eggleston

' Titus F.Ellis

i C. Thos. Elwood

Ben. D. Ellis

312

2, 483| $993. 40

298 99. 60

2, 6454 661. 3T

2, 58l| 645. 36

56 22. 41 2644 82. 65

2, 1934 504. 67

2, 882 1, 527. 46

2, 661^ 1, 064. 60

2, 3074 923. 00

2, 365 1, 253. 13 659 164. 75

2, 352 422. 83

2, 351 940. 40

887. 50

1, 541 385. 25

1, 421 244. 15 2,211J 88 1. 60

2, 321 928. 40

2, 357 942. 80

2, 326^ 535. 08

762 142. 87 258 48. 37

2881 60. 58

2, 090 836. 00

2, 238 975. 80

1, 048. 00

1, 1244 449. 80

724' 289. 60

2, OIL 804. 40

2, 1904 876. 20

2, 567 519. 92

2, 353 513. 52

2, 2054 992. 45

2, 372 593. 00

3, 445 1, 021. 65

2, 376 594. 00 1,861 465. 25 1,283 513.20

44 9. 64

144 33. 12

2, 260 565. 00 614 123. 20

1, 794. 00 248 62. 00

2, 3334 933.40

2, 566" 1,026. 40

900. 80 2,314 925." 60

2, 273 909.20

2, 946 1, 178. 40

954 93.5. 10

2, 390 597. 49

2, 4644 985. 80 1,8061 566. 16

2. 2634 397. 28

i;682' 588. 70

1, .311 i

2, 099

524. 60

839. 60 79 31.60

2, 219 887. 60

2, 505 1, 002. 00 1,485 341. 54 2,157 S62. 80

2. 3114 531.61

2, 5804 1.180.07

1, 986" 794. 10

2, 1574 496. 22

2, 447 978. 80

1, 470 588. 00

2, 2834 913. 40

1. 849' • 739. 60
80 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

statement slwiviiif/ ihc tnnnher of jiersoiis empJotinl in the puhlic xnlnting and hindlnq dtir hig t]i€ fiscal year endi)ui June 30, l.>^\<<i, c^c.—Cou tinned. " * TIME WOEK—Continued.

Name. Time

emploj^ecL

Days. Hours.

Ettie S. Ellis P.M.Elkins . G. A. Elleo-ood Ruchel Ellinger i . Geo. W.Elam i 302 Peter E. Elting

L. H. Emmons

Jno. L. Elliott 95 T.P.Elliott

Alex. Elliott 23 Tlins Elliott I I. K. Elli^ Henry H. Ellis James W. Elms 157| Geo. S. Emery '. L. H. Emmons

Geo. AY. Euoel Wm.O. Eu-ler , .. S.S.Enolish I P. A. Eimentrout

Theod. Erck

H. C. Espey

J. A. B. Espey i W. B. Esty.

L. A. Erchison

C. E. Etchberger i 316i- J. C. Euler Mai tin X. Evans . .

.

C. P. Evans

C. TT Eve

Ella Y. Evans

Geo. M. Evans

H. Evans

H. Clav Evans

V. M. Evans M. T. Evcrlv E.T. Falu'v' D. F. Fallon Edward J. Fallon ... Mike Fassett

Lizzie Favman

E. G. Farrell Jolm A. P'arrell Thomas M. Farrell Eobert L. P'earson M.E. Fendrick

Daniel Y. Fenton

A. S. Fennell

B. G. Fersuson James L. Feeney Maggie Feeney

Jolin F. Ferguson Samuel Feirier Lois Fields Helen Fields E. Finlen

R. B. Finlay George Finch. William H. Fisher. .

.

Edward Y. Fisher . .

.

George AY. Fisher H. O. Fischer

Oliver E, Fitchenberg G.AY.Fite John Fitzgerald John J. Fitzgerald .

.

Johanna Fitzgerald .

.

Mary H. Fitzpa trick Minnie Fitzgerald . W.T.Fitts

A. Fitz Simons

Fd-n ard Flaherty John A. Flannery 173

Amount

received.

[

1

1 Name. Time

employed. Amount

1 eceived.

i

j Days. Honrs.

0 OOQl Sp5i2. rO

9 278-1 911. 40

2 590

1, O.-ib. 00

9 9971

6/9. '^O 2, 192 548. 00

2 335-\ 934 ''0 237, 50

2, 508 1, 169. 24

132. 25 02P5 111. 61

2, 169 542. 25 580J 232. 20 912 580. 52 144 61. 92 713 285. 20

2, 373i 950. 40

2, 363 945. 20

2, 349 1, 057. 05

2, 2274 801 . 00

2, 315 1, 0?8. 05

2, 833| 1, ono. 70

2, 362 1, 181, 00

2, 315| 926. 20

2, 409 087. 60

2, 081. 75 368| 147. 50 430i 1 72. 20

2, 464

1

98.>. 80

2, 300' 920 00

2, 376 .546. 48

2, 432§ 973. 00 465 186. 00 192 7G. 80

2, 376 594. 00 232 53. 36

2, 336 1 934. 40

1, 363 54.5. 20 120 48. 00

84 46. 37

2, 2381 457. 44

1, 997ii 799. 00

2, 3721-^ 949. 00

1, 88.5ij 471. 36 800 \ 600. 62 2,360 479. 38 2,213 i 1, 106. 50

3.59 143. 60

1,681 420. 25

2, 1161 840. 60 312 58. 49

2, 309 766. 79

2, 673

J

1, 069. 40 1,122 1 186. 97

2, 090*1 . 430.58

2, 3641 543. 71 2,322 1, 091. 34 2,205 882. 00 2,765

' 1, 156 40 144 I 57. 60

2, 3691 947. 80

2, 420" 968. 00 2.406 1 1, 130. 82 2,665 i 1, 066. 00

2, 328 581. 98

2, .586 1, 137. 84 1,836 i 344. 23

2, 2261

1

531.88

1,093 213.87

1,499 501. 85 2,370 1 948. 00

1, 60.^^ 042. 20 577 531. 77

16

96

204iThoTuas Flanuagan..

Libhie A. Flavahan . M. E. Flanagan M. E. Flaliej ty William Fletcher John A. Flather

'I'lionins Flint jr AYilliatii Flovd' TTiUiain J. Flvnn.... Edward P. Flynu.... John Flynn .'. James Fo<rertv

F. W. Fnllett Alice A. Fon Xarbntt

J. B. Forbes Minna Foidan Byron A. Foid

J.' G. Forney W. H. Forrester M. T. Forrester n eorge H. Foskey . .

.

"Moses Foskey

Doniinick Fowler ... Theodore A. Fowler.

A. T. P^oxwell Kate Fox

Fr airk Eraser

C. Franz

C. F. Frederick Arthur H. Frisbee. . Eose Friery James E. Frost

Christine Frank W. J. Frizzell Edward Fuhrman

Lsaac Fuller

J. F. FullerP. M. Furlong ] 241 Emma B. Furlong i J. H. Furbershaw I Samuel Gamble I ..... Clar ence Gardiner 1 G. Gautt • J. W. Gar rett , George Gayle ' Jerry Gallager 1 2 Geo." S. Garvin | Sadie Garthwait John M.Gantley John F. Gates Annie Gaughran ! John F. Galvin Deborah G.iiuey AYm. Gaisberg. A. J. Gallager Mary Gaghan

John Gantlev

Chas. F. Garrett Peter Galvin

J. C. Gawlef Lucy J. Gaddis

H. j. Gaylor

J. Geary

E. P. Getchell

J. A. Gibbs

C. C. Gibbons

Jas. J. Gilchreist AY. H. Gilliland H. A. Gilbert AYm. Gilliard Sarah Gibson

J. AY. Gibson

Louise Gibson

181 58

2, 228 $597. 00

2, 216 465. 36

2, 492 990. 80

2, .344 413.95

2, 977^ 930. 45

2, 333 .933. 20

2, 403 961.20

2, 327J; 1, 163. 75

6641 265. 80

2. 268 1,134.00

2, 3 1

8

927. 20

2, 275i 910.20

415^ 166. 20

2, 260 462. 44

654 j 163.50

2, 212^ 508. 86

2,371^ 1, 185. 75

563^ 334.90

1, 665 634. 15 130.50

2, 805 701. 24

2, 058 514. 48

2, 307 922. 80

1, 2-m 491. 80

2, 580" 1, 367. 38

2, 303 529. 68

2, 343 i 937.40

2, 262 904. 80

2,' 274 909. 60

2, 328 931.20

184 34. 50 1,629 1, 439. 37

301 69.34

595 1, 542.35

2, 246^ 898. 60

2, 119^ 1, 123. 31

2, 367 946. 80

1, 446. 00

2, 3471 539. 91

2, 293^ 917.40

240 60.00

1, 877J. 751. 00

2, 370| 567. 57

2, 436 974. 40

2, 783 1, 063. 00

2. 964 930. 74

2, 400 960. 00

2, 36.5^ 458. 44

2, 335i 934. 20 2,976 892. 80

492. 33

2, 378 951. 20 162 30. 34 2,190^ 876. 20

71 7^ 150. 67

l,858i 446. 80 2,072 1 828. 00

2, 989

1, 004. 60 346.15

449 179. 60

2,4034i 901.40 448 179. 20 431i 73. 35 959 j 287. 70

2, 347^ 939. 00 2,383 486. 21

2, 227 890. 80

2, ?07 882. 80

2, 473 990. 20 2,152 800. 80 1,356 1 254. 28

2, 400^1 960. 20

177i! 44. 37
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 81

Statement showing the numier of persons employed in the pulJic priniing and binding

during ilie fiscal year ending June 30, 16Sy, eic. —Coutiuued. TIME WOEK—ContiniTed.

Xame.

Time

employed. AmnnTit

received. Xame.

Time

employed. Amnnnt

received. Days. Honrs. Days. Honrs. Edward J. Gilday. Joseph T. G-illin .

.

P. C. Gillon ^. Gilmore

C. F. Gilmore

Isabella G «-iii Ernest Giles Thomas J. Given . P. P. Glass W. G. Glenn "^m.M. Glover . .. John H. Gleason . John Gleason John A. Gleason . •John E. Glover ... J. T. Glenn

E. W. God'tvin .... L. V. Godey

C. D. Godman

K. S.Goodloe E.D.Goodman ... John Gondrick . .

.

Chas. B. Goodacre

Alex. Good-speed.

.

Ella Goodsir M. B. Gordon

Sarah C. Gormley

Mary Gormley . .

.

A. Gormley.-'. Jennie Goss

K. Gotilieb Alexander Gould .

251

'SV. E.Gowan

Bettie E.Grady

Minnie Gradv'

C. Graff : G. AY. Graham

E. A.Grav

J. Gray

H. ^V. Gray

John Grav

Lizzie VT. Gray Ben Granger ' J. F. Grant

Alfred Graves

Francis Graves

H. A. Graham

A. W. Graham

J. H. Graham

James Green

Josiah S. Green

John C. Green Thomas Green Emma Green Thomas H. Greenfield . William E.T.Greenfield Ada M. Greenwood

C. L.Grithn John Griffin

J. F. Griffin George Griffith H. B. Grigg W. L. Griggs

E. Tj. Grinnan

Alex. Grogan

Charles E. Groome. . . .

.

Clinton Groshon

A. H. Guillot H. A. Gwin

John C. Gorman

James O. Gorman

Annie E. Gross .

139

i59i

2. 29G

2 272 M-| 2. 3t'8 1. 0 6S. 93

290. 80

2, 4C04 502. 73 744A 139. 58 847" 338. 851 60'J. 7S

2. 53 ! i 1. 11I2. li 1 1. L'l'L'. Gj

i3t! 25 274, 154. 41

90. 00 """ler 64 40

144: 57. Gi'> 1, .525 379. 71

2, 230 454. 82

2, 397 964. 40

'856 342! 40

1, 236 309. 00

2, 476J 1, 114. 42

' 200" 50. 00 194 77. 60 2 479 619. 75

2, 33 H 932. 60 34" 6. 46

49 7, 87

2 299 469! 99

2', 3904 574. 17

2, 357| 542. 68

2 885^ 730 30

2! 385* 954 00 2 397 671 50 936 175. 49 375 84

922^ 369 00

981

J

2 237

462. 95 594 7

2, 248^

2 701

899. 40

1 357 10 17 40

9

I, 10- 898 bo

2, 507i 1 r.i a fill 271

2

1 79 ID_. I i

c;9^ Q9 550 9on nn

2, 350^- 940. 20

2, 1441 897. 80

60. OO

1 705—

i, 452'

90

629! 77

853. 75 948 189. 60 346 138. 40

2, 304 1, 036.79

1, 214 240. 94

417 169.75

2. 199^ 879. 80

1, 9U5 762. 00

2. 344 937. 60 2.113 845. 20

2, 37Si 1, 189. 25

2. 4861 994. 60 536 290. 62

2, 66.5i 1, 058.20

j 2, 344" 937.60

1 2, 068 863. 41

1 2, 377 713. 10

! 2.195 1, 042. 65

1 2,415^ 966. 20

1 1. 940i 441. 30

Hall. H.Hall .. C.E.Hall

Lillian M.

G. Hall

E, J. Hall

AVilliamT. Hall

Birdie Hall Columhns Hall Arthur J. Hall E.J.Hale

Xathanitrl Halley

S iimiel C. Haulon Annie E. Haner

Joseph A. Handley . .

.

John E. Hamniond. .. Isaac Hamilton Emma Hager

Clande E.'Haines E.Haley

C. C. Haddock

J. F. Hadger Marv S. Harden onrgh

C.T^Hardina- ^.. Get roe B. Hardv

TheoTHardv...' Wm. Hardv Wm.E. Harden

J.K. Hardestv

T. J. Havdester ....... E. B. Harford

G. B. Harleston W.W. Harley James L. Harper

E. E. Harper

Flcrence J. Harper . .

.

J. AV. H.;rrison Gustave Hartman

Wells C. Harrell

J. L. Harrigan David HaiTis Ashby Harris

J. Harries John Harris Michael Harris Walton Harrison LA. Hart

E. Havs-kius Theresa Hawke W. S.Havs Wm. Hayes

George il. Hayes

Mar\-^ Hayes

Oliver Hayes

Dennis Haves 97 A. D.Haynes

Sarah E.Haynes

John A. Handiboe

Carroll Harbongh 182 H. A. Harding 25

F. Harleston

E. J. Harper W. P. Harris ' F. A.Haskell

Eobtrt B. Hastie 298 (\H. Hav

Ed. AT.Hearne W. H. Heaton Wm. A. Hearne John T. Heck \ 312 Wm. C. Heck 1 Chas. Heffernan | Thomas Hefferman 1 T. B.Heiston |

25

2, 3.59v; .$.')89. 87

2. 344" 1, 242. 32 168 31. 50

6 2.5A 2S2. 56 503A 221. 75

677. 72

1, 917i 338. 10

2, 165xy 873. 55

19* 8. 77

2, 664| 1. 270. 4 7

2, 049 512. 25

1, 140J 456. 20

1, 832 371. 13

2, 348i 939.40

2. 320 855, 85

1, 399 349. 75 573 120. 33

2, 334 933. 60

1, 288 221.59

2,256 564. 00

446-5r 178. 60

2, 263" 565. 75

2, 708i 1.0.--3. 40 L 637i 055. 00

2, 378i 951.40

995" 298. 50

2. 414 965. 60

2. g07i 807. 62

2, ('89' 835. 60

2. 484 993.60

2, 194 877.60

821 328. 40

]. 691 676.40

2, 415iV 603. 87

2, 102' 459. 27

2, 452i 981.00

110 44. 00

2, 210 884.00

2. 324 929. 60

2, 432 972. SO

2. 333 933.20

75. LO

'2, 230 892. 00.

2, 576 1. 030.40 8781 351.40

2, 377' 603. 55

293 51.77

2,363 481.24

2, 030 812. 00

2. 376 1. 18S. 00

1, 699 679. 60

2, 476

96

515. 81

38. 40

242. 50

2, 627 L 390. 75 3741 86.13

2U. 00

41S. 50

143. 75 "'"8701 217. 62

2, 472' 618. 00

2, 054 518.06

1, 725i 431.36

1. 655. 55

'i'iii' 846. 80

2, 292J 917. 00

1, 702* 425. 60 536| 214. 60

1, 793. 00

2, 331i 932. 60

2, 450 980. 00

2, 531 885. 85

2, 356i 1, 107. 55 S. Mis. 25-
82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement showing the number of persons employed in the puhliG j^^'inting and Mnding

durinq the fiscal iji^ar ending Jane 3i), 18S9. etc. —Continued.

TIME WOEK—Continued.

Name.

Alex. Hel finger Wm. J. Hendricks

S. E. Henning

Cbas. T. Hendler

Louis E. Henry

B. N. Henry W. C. Henry

A. A. Henry

E. E. Helra^ O. H. Henderson

-Jas. J. Hennessey M. R. Hendley .." C. F. Hepburn

Edwin W. Herbert ... John H. Herbert John A. Heydler Amelia Hess

S. P. Heiuliue

T. F. Hering

S. F. Henning

Ciaarles W. Henshaw.

J. B. HicUin

S. H. Herman

S. Hess David Hickey

H. B. Hickman John J. Higgins

Harrs'S. Hill C. V. Hill Wm. Hill Mary Hill Hob'ertO. Hilliard .... W. L. Hinds

Oeo. W. Hinman

Chaa. E. Hinsley W.H. Hickman A . P. Holtz Willard Hobble

H. W.Hobbs

John C. Hodges

Theo. Hodes

Florence Holfman Mary T. Hodgkin . . .

.

John S. Hogan John F. Hogan W. D. Hohbein Henry Hoiby

Augs. E Holden Lewis F. Holden E.A.Holl

David S. Holland A. Holland

E. J. Holohan

Biinjamin Holmes . ... H. C3. Horn an Annie Hopper

Nellie Hopper

F. A. Hopping

Belle Hopkins

E.J. Hooper

J. E. Horning

Lida J. Horn

George L. Hornbeck.

.

Sue S. Houck

James H. Houston

J. Howlin

C. A. Howie

A. F. Howes

Upton S. Howser

T. W. Howard

G. W. Howard

G. W. Howland

L. C, Hover

Days. Hours.

2821^

253

337

2, 391

$30. 75 9U.20

515. 90

903. 20

345. 15

105. 60

1, 388. 07

997. 20

94. 60

549. 87

1,226. 25

472. 03 941.80

975. 40

9.56 80

559. 00

299. 04

573. 46

489. 98

359. 07 81.30

236. 00

1, 130. 00 597.75

628. 75 30.62 1,110.40

935. 00

122. 58

78. 25

175. 50

8-14. 40

174. 08

918. 80

958. 20

925. 00 17.11

551. 06

947. 20

823. 80

234. 42

587. 87

462. 65

1, 284. 16

694. 80

104. 00

903. 00

934. 60

937. 60

136. 80

655. 34

634. 20

512. 29

6G9. 81

1, 376. 32

526. 22

525. 02

76i). 25 270.81

582.64

1, 019. 00

503. 07

999. GO

427. 62

1, 237. 20 59,06

222. 80

97. 00

594. 37

1, 047. 00 31.80

115. 20

1, 026. 60

Name. Time

employed. Amount

received. Days.} Honrs.

C. A. Hopkins

C. B. Hough

Lulu Huber . Ora E. Hubler

L. Hudson

E. ^Y. Hudson

Fred. Hudson

Abbie Hudlow

A. Hughes

James W. Hughes

E. F. Huggins

A. G. Hullett Annie M. Humes

Alex. Humes

C. H. Hunter M. Hunt Mary G. A. Hunter ... Robert Hiinter John P. Hnssey

Mary A. Hurdle

Chas. W. Hurdle John F.LIurley Annie A. Hurley

Blanche Hurley

AY. I. Hutchins

Erskine Hutcherson .. John F. Hutcherson... William H. Hutchinson

D. R. Hyde

Harry Hyde

M. Kate Hynes

Liila Hyson

Sarah Hynes Wm. Hutchison Amos Irving Albert E. Ingalls

L. A. lacdella

Jos. Isaacs . Carrie I. Isham Mary Jackson I Jf-nuie Jackson I Aug's Jacobs ' F. Kate James James Jackson Mike Jackson

Fred Jackson

Lottie E. Jacobsen .

.

McK. Jarvis Win. R. Jagger Andrew Jaeger Joseph Jackson Mary M. Jenkins ... Jennie A.Jenkins .. Annie Jewett

H. G. Johnson M. L. Jackson W. F. Johnson W.E. Johnston

E. E.Johnston

C. T. Johnson , Wm. Johnson W. F. Johnston

D. R. Johnson

J. V. Johnson John Johnson

L. H. .Johnson Simeon Johnston

V. A, Jones M. F. Jones

R. H. Jolley Mary Johnson Edwin Johnson Jno.W. Jones

185

15

300

1 813

2, 501| 1 325. 79

' 850 178. 49

2, 308^ 531. 17

91. 80

2 359 OOiJ • 1 o 2 335 583. 74

66 1— 00

2 374

3 303f 1 >J4.Q Qfi 1 760 510. 44

]' 170 468. 00

2 289 551. 62 232 116 00

2 215 664. 50

2 425 970. 00

2^ 3261- 464. 30

2 486 621. 62

2, 583| 484. 39

1, 0461 213. 11

2, 284 913. 60

2, 5541 1, 021. 80

2, 456 574. 81

2, 367 484. 24

2, 48 3 692. 90 224 42. 00

1, 860^ 736. 20

2, 322 928. 80 214 847. QO

2, 330 932. 00 1,432 329. 35

8781 245. 98

7921- 182. 27 842 210.50

2, 504 670. 96

2,184 1, 000. 00

2, 372 593. 00

1, 200. 00

2, 396

2, 3231

2, 02i 2,4161

7101

2, 6321

2, 2.54

2, 564

2. 1951

2, 251

1, 847

2, 465

219 2,310

2, 183 3651

2, 357

2, 451

2, 6.511

2, 9491

2, 278-1

2, 512

2, 2521

2, 214-1

2, .537

2, 36!l-i 2, 161

1, 795

2, 285

8641

2, 381 1,416

2, 1871 2,421

2, 491i
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

Statement showing the numher of persons empJo\ied in the puhlio printing and hindi^ig during the fiscal year ending June 'SO, 1889, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK-Continued.

Xame.

M. Josepli Richard E. Jordan Sam Johnston

Virgie Johnson . .

.

Alfred Johnson . .. James W.Jordan.

Maggie Johnson..

L. H. Jullien Eannie Jackson .. Chas. Y. Juno James KaneJames Kane

Kate Kane

J. H. Kahlert

Jos. C. Kaullman . Geo. S. Kauftnian

.

J. T. KiiTaDa;4h. . .

.

L. E. Kearney James W. Keck...

Julius Keck

Michael Keebler.

.

L. P. Keech

J. E. Keet'e T. Keefe Owen Keefe Thomas Keegan .

.

Mary Keech er Emma Keitch .... Fred Kemp.jr

John M. Kemper . J. H. Keenan Henry J. Kehr

J. B. keloher Annie Kelly W. B. Kelly Joseph H. Kelly .

.

H. D.Kellv James J. Kelly . .

.

Mary E.Kelly

T. J.Kelly John G.Kelly .... Wm.H. Kellv

Jas. F Kelly

F. C. Kemon

J. L. Kennedy

S. A. Kennedy

Jas. Keogh

E. Kepner John J. Kepper. .

.

G. Keon

James Keruan

Joseph E. Kerney Marv Kenigan

E. M. Kerrott Katie C. Knrsey James H. Keys

Daniel Keys'

H. D.Keyser

G. U.Keyser Hiram Kibby

Wm. P.Kildure Wm. Kilfoil P. H. Kelley

F. S. Kimbark

E.D.King

Edwin D. King

"Virginia King

John F.King

M.R.King

G. W.Kiug

Geo. S. King

E. E. King W. Marden King ...

Time

employed.

Days. Honrs.

153

Amonnt

received.

25

38

2,489

32 372| 57

918 200

6104- 259

40

2, 0131

2, 811

66

2, 772

2, 249 304

2, 229i

90.j'

2, 254

2, 376

2, 31)5

2, 37U.1, 2, 337"

2, 372

1, 753 1251

2, 323 714

1,310

2, 438-1 2,293

2, 299^

2, 2931 232

298

2, 08] i 1,230 944

2, 233ij 2,312 ' 2, 189 ' 305i: 2,896

45

2, 157^1

2, 382

' 2,218|

1,678 1 2,419 ! 2,255

1, 732

1, 773 167 I 2,382 i 2.344 i 2,429 i 2,308 I 2,630

2,072

1, 759 1 2, 545|'

603-^1 2,362 1 2, 338i' 16

2, 439|-

2, 346

2, 246| 985

2, 119

2, 196

2, 283

$355. 50

622. 21

5. 44

69. 84

22. 80 172 11

42. 00

323..56

54, 39

18. 00

805. 40

1, 124. 40 12.35

1, 091.15

1,029. 60

266. 40 1,003.24

362. 00

503. 50

950. 40

591. 25

908. 20

934. 80

593. 00 438.25

50. 20

406. 22 133.86

405. 05

975. 40

917. 20

919. 80 917.40

48. 72

140. 06

520. 37

56. 25

525. 46

184. 10

893. 40

924. 80 875.60

1.37. 47 1,448.00

161.12

496. 15

595. 50

510. 22

788. 66

657. 79

563. 75

692. 80

342. 93

66. 80

500. 22

528. 65

607, 25

923. 20

1, 052. 00

828. 80

1, 161.81

1, 018. 20

301. 75

945. 00 935.40

6.40 561.06

938. 40

673. 95

246. 23

1, 454,91

878. 40

1, 027. 35

Name.

R.H.Kirk Wm. Kirkland

Fred. F. Klibold , Rose Kleiber

iST. W. Klopper James B. Kuapp

Syienus Knifter John E. Knight

C. A. Knockey , C. M. Knott

Ign's M. Knott

B. Knott

Robert Knowler

G. E. Knowles

Henry Knnwles

William F. Knowles - C. H. Kochler

Charles Kofler , H. R. Koon

Thomas L. Koontz. . .

.

Samuel Koockogey .. W.C.Krause , C. A. Krause

Charles H. Krener Augustus Kuhner

John Kolcher Henry Kisel , James Lackey

Lottie Lane

R. C. Lappin Frank S. Lanahan

Geo. F. Langhorne

Agnes Landrigan

O. K Lanniug W. M. Laporte John Larcombe

C. P. Larkin M. Laselle W. C. Lambert

J. R. Lamson

Jno. A. Landvoigt

D. W. Laudvoigt

AVilliam Lang

J. W. Lancaster

E. N. Lancaster W. A. Lavalette

J. A. Laemle Harry A. Lammoud .

.

H. H.' Lazelle Thos J. Easier W. R. Laws Amos Laws

D. C. Leahy .. Chas. H. Leeds

Chris. Leavy M try Lonry

Robt. Leary M. V. Leekron .. R. W.Lee

Fannie Lee

T. F. Lee Wm. E.Lee

Jas. A. Lee James Lee

Jerry A. Lee

D. P'. Leach Henry Lehman

Vincent Lemmon

Horatio N. Leslie John Levey

S. M. Lewis John E Leyden

E. A. Leonard

Time

employedDays. Hours.

72

312

40

374

302

597A

2, 320-1- 2, 291i

119.i

2, 347

2, 334^

2, 3311 2,204

2, 376

1, 551 1,099

2, 375

2, 432

2, 460

2, 347-1 2,493

2, 3711

2, 3711

2, 301 039

513 318

510 275

0231

2, 5041

2, .^02

2. 581 1,416

2, 3711

2«7i

251' 464

2, 389

2, 235

2, 346

2, 9221

1, 0981

2, 2881 254

2, 281

2, 241

2, 635-1 "'228

195i

2, 461

2, 9301

2, 455"

2, 70o

2, 2621 436"

1991

186.1

1, 556.1 268*

2, 421

2, 893

2, 5781

2, 445"

2, 599

1, 321

2, 4011

872 I 1, 635

2,360 I
84 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement sliow'tHg the numhe)' of ^jersons employed in the inCblic printing and Vuidlng

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1889, etc. —Coutinued.

TIME WORK-Contimxed.

IVame. Days. Hours.

David Leonard John Lehmau

Ilemy Lcfranc A. J. Leroy

T, Lewis

JT. M. Lisbt W. A. Linton John Linquist W. H. Liverraore H. J. Lintner

Elizabeth Litsinger.. Wm. A. Lisher

S. W. Lewis.

S. F. Linn , W. H. Loomis , U. S. Lowdermilk M. A. W. Louis Emma Long

Kate Loughran

Claia A. Love

Thos. Lowe

Prank C. Lowey

Eichard C. Lohraeyer Eobert Lowry

R. (x. Lowey

Engene Longley Annie Loring

Carrie N. Lackland..

Chas. Lustig E. S. Luby

S. J. Leecii Nellie F. Y. Lyons .

.

Jennie Lyons

J. Lynch

Agues W. Lynch

Gr. A. Lyon

Lottie Lane

Geo. Mace

T. M. Mace

T. D, Macfeat

Theo. Mack

Edw. M. Mackabee . Emma E. Malomber.

.

Harvey L. Maddox .. Joseph Maddren

Joseph A Maddren .

.

C. E. Wadden

William Madden

J. S. Madden

Thomas F. Maher Edw. C. Maher

Ai thur F. Maher

Martin Miihoney Harry B. Major James Maken

Tliomas Maken

John Mallard....

E. S. Malloy

Mary A . Maloney

Wm. Maloney

J. M. Maloney James Maloney

F. J. Maloy

Martin Mangold

.

Katie A. Maudley

Elizabeth Mangan

"Wm. A. Mankin

aSTellie S. Manley

Mary C. Manning

Robt. H. Marcellus Jennie Marcey

J. B. Marmaduke

Patrick H. Markey

Time

employed. Amount

received. Xame.

25

159

297

2,398 $1, 120.34

2, m) 980. 53

J^50 355. GO 329 131. 6U

75. 00

2, 423 970. 80

2, .34U 936. 60

3, 030" 951. 45

2, 4361 1, 291.29

1,903 761. 20

2, 3244 469. 35

2, 291 598. 11

1, 1371 455. OU

G3G. 00

2, 319 927. 60

2, 512i 1,005.00

1, 386. 00 1,450 309. 43

2, 168 464. 99

2, 4

13

A

574. 61 539 275. 09

2, 226A 860. 67

2, 223* 889. 20 920 460. 65

288 115. 20 940i 235. 12 294 55. 12 1,150 283. 77

1, 8781 751. 40

2, 348 939. 20 1704 68.20

2, 342J 475. 55

2, 477 502. 98

2, 341 936. 40 1,807 451.71

2, 376

6

950. 40 1.12

2, 3564 591. 23

243 97. 40

2, 369 947. 60 761 304. 40 47 23. 56

2, mh 517. 16

1, 918' 479. 50

2, 360 944. 00 9644 385. 80 720 134. 96

2, 236 5.^!), 50

2, 2804 98G. 45

1, 9024- 850. 80

2, 6964 1, 021. CO

2, 4434- 977. 40

64 36. 00 2,503 1, 006. 00

2, 445

2, 4184

978. CO

649. 55

2, 5464 312

1, 019. 60 71.76

1, 048 194.60

2, 28U 913.80

570" 1, 539. 33

2, 649 662. 25

2, 3744 949,80

1, 227 539. 88

2, 4744 568. 10

2, 575 587. 62

746 298. 40

2, 144 493.11 2,235 393. 10

2, 368 947. 20

2, 3344 474. 76

1, 629 499. 56

2, 120 848. 00

Time

employed.

I Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

John C. Marr

Ollie Marr

Tlicddnre Mari'S Wm. ^larsball A. 1'. ilarstou

\V. (\ Martin

AV. P. ]VJai tin Henry E. Martin

Alice Martin

C. X. Martin

F. E. Martin W. K. Martin Herraau Martin . . .

.

S. ilartiu

L. A. Massie Henry Masterson John Masterson

Julia Mathews

Jas. H. Matile John Matthews.

O. F. Mattingly

Thos. J, Mattingly

Greoige H. Maurer

I Ed. T. Maxey

i John W. Maxwell

! W. H. Maxwell

Thos. O.May

C. E. Meacham

Lizzie Means

John Meaney

John H. Medlin

J. Meehau

Maggie A. Mehan

F. H. Melick

J.C. Mellis Chas. B. Mellon Andrew Melville Frank B. Merci r Wesley Mercliaut

F. S. Metcalf

J. W. Metzuuger

Leonard Meyer

L. H.Middlekauf. .. Frank Michael

Sallie E. Michael .. W. Milharn

C. W. Millett Will A. Miller Wm.H. Miller

D. G. Miller

^ Andrew X. Miller .

i John S. Mills

C. S. Mills.

i G. L. Milton Henry Minnig

I Jane E. Minor

I John Miner

i H. L. :\Iishler W. A. aMitcliell.... J. Walt'.m Mitchell M. AV. Mitchell..-. Margaret Mitchell.

J. F. Mitchell John Mitchell . . .

.

Emma Mollere . . . Kate H. Mdntfredy

J. B. Montgomery.

Orlando >S. Montz.. M. W. Moon

Cecelia A. Moon...

David H. Moran ... C. A. Moran W. H. Moran

13311

1641

812

40

224

184

2, 026

2, 068

2, 173

2, 3651- 909" 978

2, 346 2,017

2494 m6

2, 452

2, 019

1, 420

2, 5624

442" 400 2,146

2, 442

2, 8244

2, 3054

2, 488"

2, 539

2, 440

2, 361

2, 43841 192

1, 830

2,008 4834

'21 o2^

454

2934

638-4

2, 3474

2, 4714

2, 0284

2, 649

80

1, 8714-

1, 8814

43"

2, 6124

2, 292

2, 578

2, 263

2, 1724

2, 366"

2, 52()4

2, 5444 692

1,152

2, 373 497

2, 297

320

2, 2164

1, 1504 138

2, 347

2, 236

1, 6204 771i

2, 4604

2, 279

2, 395

2, 368

1,8244
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 85

Statement slwivhu/ the vumler of persons employed in the puMic printing and hinding

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1869, etc. —Continued. TIME WOKK—Continued.

Xame.

Time

employed.

Days.; Hours.

Amount

received.

I Time

{ employed. Kame.

I Days.

Kate Morgan

Ed. Mororau Thomas H. Morgan. Henry Morgan

Chas.' A. Morgan ... Geo. 0. Morris John Morris

B. W. Morris | Margaret Morris j Eeba Morris

C. M. Morrison \ Erank Morri.sou

| Alex Morrison

J. P. Morse 1 J. C. Motlnrbead I Clara Mortimer i Casper C. H. Moxlev i H.T. B.Mov i Thos. Movlau ' Mudd [ F. W. Mulilbofer : I Samuel E. Mullen '

{ John E. Mullane i John Mullen :

; H. C.Mullov ' M.C.Miilvihill 11 AV. H. Muncey 297 . Albert K. Muudheim . . Mary Munroe

E. MuriPoti Hichard Murphy

Chas. Murjdiy

C. S. Murphy

Katie A. Murphy

Jas. Murphy

D. A. Murphy

D. Murphy

J. S. Muirav

D. L. Murray

John J . Mu-i ray

Jos. V. Murray

Jnlia Murrell' Chas. M. Meyers

Helen A. Meveis

E. G. Meyers

A. L. Meyers Marv E. Meyers

Chas. H.McAuliffe E.C.McAulev

Arthur McCafferty

Daniel McCallum P.M.McCallum

Jos ph McCadum

Jos. W^. MoCabe

John T. McCausland

Ellen McCarthy

D. .J. McCarfy ; E, McCarthy^ E.McCarter

Ellie McCarthy

Maggie McCarthy

Frank H. McClellan Anna E. McColgan

John McComb 11 Edward McConnell

Thos. McCormick

J. H. McCormick

P.obert E.McCollough

Chas. E. McCoiirt Gertrude McCubbin

J. L. Mc Daniel

\Y. B. McDaniel John F. McDermot. ,

18 $3.37

2. i-m 1 060. 49

2, 274" 682. 20

2. ;i32 932. 80

2. 3u;^ 1 220. .59 2 317Jf 2! 263| 905.40

2, 273i 909. 40

1. 260' 289. 82 51L84

2. 349i .587. 37

2, 257* 903.00

2. 237" 894. SO

2, 3331 1 , 236. 75

2, GUi 1, ('45. bO

2, 244' 537. 86

2, 436 974. 40 224 89. 60 2,416 966. 40

16 2. 72 992 396* 80

2, 361 944. 40

1, 511 604.40

2. 234 883. 60

2, 347 938. 80

1, 304 37.5. 50

1 -y-r^r,. 20

2, 1561 1. 02?^. 81 378 70. 86

2, 3691 917. 80

3'JO' 956. 00

2. 842 888. 00

1', \ <y.*\ 877. 8J

544. 26

1, 2V.fl 623. 87

81' 32. 40

2, 245i 898. 20

591

J

236. 60

3i 1.40

2, 400i 960. 20

2, 507' 1 223. 70

2' 9.8v 465. 74

1, 989 795. 60

1, 542 i 279. 86

' 398i 159. 40

2, .'88 905. SO

50 8. 33

2, 344 937. CO

2, 392 95G. .'^0 2' 351 574. 81) 2, 424i 969. 80 L 645' 6.58. 00 296 148. UO

5 1. 25

2, 341 936. 40

2. 684 547. 61

2, 995i 1 198. 20

2, 284 525. 31 144 57. 60

2, 217i 390. 70

1, 917^ 397. 12

2, 557^ 1 023. 00

1, 102 253. 45

2, 266 1 087. 85

1, 344 537. 60 975

2,'S'93 390. 00

9.57. 20

2, 3281 931. 40

2, 338 584. 50

1, 56 l i 320. 67 654J 261.70

1, 5981 644. 05

2, 737*- 1, 095. 00

Frank McDermot 1 C. McDevitt ' H. A. McDonald i 2

C. K McDonald i 7 Alex. McDonald | 2

]\Iary McDonnell i Edward S. McDonald..!

E. H. McDowell \ S. M. McDowell | J. J. McDouough I Sumner K.McDonough

Klizi J. McElfresh

H. M. McElfre.sh : Wni.H. McKadden...,!

AV. McFarlaue | H. C. McFaTlaod ! 33 Janifs A. McGrane ...i J. G.McGrath Wm. McGi awth | Ella McGraw ! Owen McGee

J. M. Mc Gibbon

C. H. AlcGinty

lunoceutia McGill....

Felix McGloin 325 Mary McGoldrack

H. .L ]McGowau.. 294

A\'in. :M( Gratii Alfred J. McGurk

E H. McKinnon

James D. McKinnon. .. George McKee

Maggie McKie i Thomas ]SlcKee ; John McKenua i E. D. McKenna

•James McKenna 2 Wm. INIcLane E. L. McLain

AVm. McLanahan

E. C. McLanahan

T. J. McLaughlin W. J. McLaughlin W. C. McLi od 227 Mary A. McLeod I Harnetta S. McMahon.

J. W McMahon

D. W. McMahon i 6 Janit-s McMauud ! J. :iIcMiillin j 358 Mai garirt McNally I P. McXamara ! Dennis McXamara .. Masgie jMcXamara..

Bridget McNamara..

Jennie McXamara. .

.

Wm. M.'Namara

P. AlcXamee

A. McXelly

Francis McXerhany.

H. W. McXeal '.

.

Geo. A. R. McXeir .

.

R. Mc Nicholas R. A. McPherson | Jennie McPherson i James A. McPherson ..] Mary X'allv | James Xally i 17

C. K. Xalley .-.! George G. Xalley 1 J. Garland Xantz W. W. Xalley ...j Philip Xachinau

Amount

received. Hours.

729

2, 434 2,361

3, 344|

2, 038 I 144 I 713 I 1, 704

2,144 1,490|

2,337

2, 4881

2, 4061

2, 498i

2, 412

2, 388^

2, 476

2,091

1, 351i

2, 237

2, 3801

2, 131

168

2, 3031 "'sei'

2,541 ! 2, 835.i

2, 326-1 2,401 j 2,358 I 2, 3631 2,378 I 2,575 I .1 1,949

2,232 i 2,3191

2, 111 I 2,447 ! 2,871 ! 1,005 ! 414 I 2,122

2,368 I 'i,'829ii

2,' 337!

1,120 1 1, 058

2, 259

2, 434

2, 65147 i 1,000 ' 9201

184i 2,358

'2,' 577' 504 ' 1,696

2, 353 J,896

1,5041'

1, 446i

32 2,061

' 2, 260

2,- 376i

$291.60

709. 62 11.34

606. 00

840. 62

382. 12

57. 60

285; 20

430. 98

857. 60

670. 69

441.20

1, 0.^3. 80

1, 275. 39

1, 249. 25 176.00

964. 80

955. 40

618. 99

425. 14

337. 86 67L 10

627. 66 490.12

798. 45

405. 80

622. 00 185.87

1, 016. 40

958, 47

930. 60 960.40 478.35

945. 40

445. 81

1, 030. CO

4. 50

779. 60

513. 35

927. 80

844. 40

1,150. 09 1,794.37

793. 90 77.80

437. 95

592. 00 13.50

731.80

805. 50

561. 90

534. 80

549. 71

396. 25

493. 69

537. 87

23. 56

250. 00

378. 80

92. 25

943. 20

1, 707. 75 901.95

201. 60

390. 08

705. 90

380. 01

414. 33

578. 60

12. 80

386. 41

904. 00

950. 60
86 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement showing the nuniher of persons employed in the public printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1889, e^c. —Continued.

TIME WORK-Continued.

Name.

M, Nearn John Nelson Thomna Neston John J. Nevin M. A. Nelson

G. W. Newell Samuel B. Newkirk

Noel Nichols E. S. Nichols

E. A. Nichols G.W.Nichols John A. Noel. Daniel P. Noone. .. M. Noyes...i

Thos. Nolen Mary Noonan Wm. H. Norton A. J. Norman

J. T. Nicholson Lula M. Nictolson ... J. L. Nuber

J. W. Nusbaum

James Nye

Thos E. iSTyhara John H. O'Brien John J. O'Brien Mary O'Brien Noia O'Brien Mary E. O'Brien

E. CiOberholtz Joanna O'Connor

J. O'Connell Kate O'Connor Kate V. O'Connor John F. O'Connor

Bessie O'Connor

B. F. Oder

George A. O'Donnell .. William O'Dwyer...... Kate O'Gorraan John O'Hare Mary O'Hern Lena M. O'Leary .' T.J. O'Learv ..' A. B. O'Meara John O'Neil James B. O'Neill Frederick H. O'Neill. .. J. W. O'Konrke Rebecca Orr Timothy O'SuUivan Minnie Osborne

Blanche Onsley W. H. Overocker Thomas H. Owings

Erederick Otto

E. W. Oyster Camilo Padilla Wm. Padgttt

Mary Pad^fett

C. R. Palmer

Jos. W. Palmer W. H. Parker

C. D. Par.sous A. M. Parsons

E. H. Patterson

L. H. Paterson

Geo. E. Patten

E. W. Patton Henry Payne

Ed. Payne

ArlhurE. Pa.-yne J. M. Pence.]

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

18 287

Amount

received.

1741

302

297 294

103 I 1,267

2, 520 ! 1,891

200

2, 2681'

2, 176 : 1,730 j 2,183

2, 5-20

2, 4071

2, 482' 579

1, 554

2, 376;1 6C01

2, osr

1,480 2,245

2, 342

2, 019

2, 4 17J 2, 15l'

2, 401? 1,828 2,496

2, 379*

1, 969|

2, 002 1,907

592ii

98l"i 2,937

2, 537i|

2, .525^1

2, 300il

2, 290i|

1. >22i 616 1,574

2, 176 2,498

2, 198i

1, 780'

1, 990 429i 2,466

2, 263

12

1, 098

2, 684

1, 243i

2, 250"

6 484

2, 344|

2, 316

099i

206 I 238 j 456-1- 798^ 21i

445.A

Name.

$41. 20 506.80

1, 008. 00

756. 40

46. 00

907. 40

544. 00

692. 00

], 156 96

57. 60

861. 00 1,008.00

96:J.00

1, 315. 71

291. 50 291.34

1, 069. 36

75t. ( 2 812.40

370. 00

898. 00 871.87

585. 50

948. 93 967.00

946. 44 491.00

456. 96

506. 97

1, 208. 00 419.81

787. 80

474. 26

407. 88

237. 00

245. 22

881. 10

1, 015. 00 631.32

529, 11 1,213. 96

219. 64

] 15. 50

629, 60

544. 00

999. 20

879. 40 836.60

798. 40 98.77

986. 40

520. 46

2. 25 439.20

1,073.60

831 . CO

1, 090. 50 497.40

562 48

1. 12

193. CO 1,061.02

962. 14 1,555.30

959. 60

839, 80

82. 40 119.00

1, 214. 75

699. 62

8. 50

611. 37

714. 75

\i A. G. Penn

T. F. Pendel

i! Thos. B. Penicks....

'\ N.D, Perry H.R. Perry

' Benj. 0. Perry

; G.S. Perrie

'! M. A. Pester

{ Thos. Peter

I L. Petrio

; Geo. M. Perkins

I Ira Phillips

! Mary J.Phillips ... .

ii Milton Phillips

I Pt. M. Phipps W. H. Pickelheimer. W. L.Pierce

I L. Piggott M. Piegott

! B, W. Pinckney A.R.Piatt

Charh^s P. Piatt .... J.IJ. Piatt Emely Plunkett . . .

.

I Fannie Piunimer . .

.

I G. W. Pocock

I Simon Pocher

' .J. Polk Ruth E. Poraeroy . .

.

J H. M. Pomeroy

j G. L.Pope

C. A. Pope

A.E.Pope

I Wni. Poplovrsky . . .

.

Dora E. Popkins

i R. A. Porter Wm. Post W. E. Post CM. Post

L. H. Post

A. H.Pol ts M.M.Powell - . David B. Powers. ... D. M. Pratt Lloyd leather

! James Prat her

J. W. Prather W.Priddv W. 'I". Priddy

i A. J. Preall ,

i John Pridgeon

i G. R. Price

I Walter L. Price Frank Pritchard. ... Geo. G. Prior . M. A. Proctor

E. G. Proctor

Almei' C. Proctor ... A. B. Proctor L A. Pugh

Edwin Pumphrey . Ed. P. Pumphrey . . -

]| C. Pumphrey

i F. B. Pumphrey

II Bertie Pumphrey ... Louisa Purcell

' A. Purcell

1 J. W. Pyemont

j Geo. E. Pyemont

!i M. V. Purdy

ij Timothy Ragan

! George M. Raub

,1 W. R. Ramsey

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

34

2051

962

1, 563

167

171f

2,430 , 2,314 i 296 1 1,238 ' 1,611 i 2,504 I 2,381 ' 2,585

1,091

1,885

2, 27P-1 2,045

8061

2, 4191 2,320

2, 372i| 1,438 1,999 "5391

2, 448" 2,227

2, 363|

2,7151: 2,317 2,167

2, 3811 850 I 2,371 9431

2,578 I 1, 766i| 2,430

593

2, 3441 2,216 2,568

2, 1981

2, 224"!

2, 3271!

792i| 46i

193 I 200

41

2, 19311 2,466 I 2,349 2,376

200

306 2,664

2, 3401

2,271 234

2, 3.54.1 1,948

2, 4751

2, 239

97411 2,463"

2, 3371

382ij

'"'946'

I

1, 2081

240 I 1.510 [ 2, 6921'
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

iStatemenf shoicing the luimher of persons emploi/ed in ilie puMic printbuj and hinding

\ during the Jiscal I/ear (nding June '^0, lii89, etc. —CoDtinued. TIME WOEK—Continued.

Xame.

Time

employed. Amount

received.

i

! Name. Time

employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours. Days. Hours.

1211

19.5

J. S. Kandall

.Jos. Kandall

R. H. Eathvon

F. S. Eatcliffe

J. L. Eatcliffe Daniel C.Eay Wm. Ea\ mond

•James Kafferty

y Weslf'V E( dmond

H. J. Eedficld

E. W. Eeed

Duff G. Heed

0. H. Ee( d

Bessie Eidont Henry Itee.s William P. Eeese W. fc£. Eeese Emma Eee.«e Dora C. Eeicks

C. E. Eeid

Agne.s H. Eeid

Geo. E. El-id Donola.s Eeid

William B. Eeillv Cora Evilly Annie Eeiily Ed. Eeiumutli Wm.E. Eeuter

D. C.Eeeve.s

Jos. H. Ee\ nolds

J. B. Eice : John Eickels. jr

J. H. Eicketts James ^V. Eicharda. .

.

C. E. Eicliards Marv J. Eicbards W.H.Eichardson

Frederick A. Eider...

E. P. Eiddick A.E.Eiddle Wm. C. Eiley

D. E. Eitchie John Eing

D. C. Eiu.uiiold Cora Eielly Minnie Eeinhard

Gr. A. Eineliart

J. T.Eoach

C. A. Eobertson Jacob Eobinsou

C. M. Eouinson Wm. Eobinson

I. H.Eobson

Josie W. Eobin.son Sarah E. Eobinson

C. Eobin.son Samuel Eobinson

J. S. Eobin.son Jennie Eobinson

E. H. Eoberts James H. Eoberts Gustave D. Eode

P. Louis Eodier

D. C. Eoe

Patrick J. Eogers

F. P. Eogf-rs Franklin Eocers 297 Chas. G. Eogier

L. Eogiei- G. Eosiwag James H. Eoss

Zidon E. Eoss

Robert Eose

2, 329*

2, 008i

2, 270"

2. 381

2, 314J

2, 689

40

2, 472

180;\

1, 191"

263

39i

29

374

330£

2, 26:;i 702

2. 407

2, bS.j

2, 127i

2. 241

2, <i82 480

2, 275.\

t;59.'. 2, 340

2, 201

] . 542^ 1,959"

2, ]95i

.307 1,040

2, 062

2, 38-f 317

1.719

2, 747A

1, 8391

8"

2, 318J 958

2 237

2, 974

'],'i82'l 559 i 2, 264

432 i 11

U

36 li- 2, 305"

I 8 ! 2,601 1 2, 433-1-1 2, 9084-|

"2,'.328'j 2,341 268i

2, 720^

553" 2.416

2, 244i-!

2, 305

752 1,683 231

2, 327

2, C6t

2, 195

2, 489J

2, 695 3,170

$931. 80

502. 37

908. 00

715. 2U

925. 80 672.21

.5. 10

16. 00

617. 98 72.10

297. 72

40. 40

905. 40

KJO. 02

1. 159,49

1, 142. 00 851.00

470. 61

520. 50

192. 00

523. 34

1, 053.93

585, 00

880. 40

323. 92

450. 51

42.5. 48

559. 75 410.00

824. 80

955, 20

79. 25

687. GO 1,099.00

735. 80 1.84 927.40

239.50

894. 80

1,3.38.28

593. 29

442. 91

223. 60

905. 80

90. 72 23.41

144. 60 591.25

4. 24 640.25

1,289. G9 1,541.50

C5. 25

397. 83

478. 67 107.40

681. 59

221. 20

(.04. 00

897. 80 748.00

1, 071,00

922, 00 334 40

315. 56

92. 40

1, 188. 00

930. 80

665. 98

878. 00

1, 120. 2

1

1, 078,00

1,680. 10

Wm. J. Eountree \ 168|

J. W. Eowan j Frank Eowe { F.C.Eudland. i- J. A. EnnTau 167i

E. J. Eiissell I Hettie Eiissell | diaries Eussell i Chas. H. Knssell Charles C. Eussell .... | Lizzie A, Eussell i Annie Eussell Emmet B, Russell ' E. M. Euttenbur : 270

Jas. A. Eutherford • C. E. Eudy i Ja.c. A. Eyan i John Evan i 217 John W. E\an I AV alter D.li.v an i William I. Eyan > Chris. Eyan I Francis Eyder ------ M. A. Evan. W.E. Sadtler Katie Sage

Henrietta Same

M. E. Sammons E A. Sammons { D. M .Saudidge i E. L. Sandidge

A. E.Sardo | 310 A E. Sardo, jr | Lett a Gr. Sardo | Geo. P. Sargent 1931

(t. W. Sargent

S. T. Satterfield I 166 Wm. E. Saunders j Sue Sauuders i (ieo, Saunders j...:.. James Savage

Eichard Savage M. R. Savage

Ed. C. Salmon

Dan. L. Sansome t Fred. A. Sax ton j Edward Sa.xfcun .] B. B. Saxton 104i M.J. Scan n ell ..\ George W, Schroyer . . . I James Scott { W. S. Scott j Cath'ne Scherraerhorn. [ Louis C. Schilling j Bettie Schiller j

| Kate L. Schlegel i W. L. Schmalhott^ H. Schreiner

Afldie Scriver i AY. H. Scribner ! Geo. J. Schley 1 Martin Schram .•...I Augustus Schwartz

J. A. Scott

E. L. Scott R.E.Scott I 182 W. E. Scudder John li. Seagraves i 271 Wm.H. Sebastian Spencer A. Searle i 290 Mollie Seidell ; Wm. C. Sefton

F. W.Selbach I ,

1,030 1 2,224 1 2,915 1 2,033

861 : 2,495

2, 147

2, 808 : 950i:

2, 276"' 2,330

197

2, 166-ij

"2, 289*1 5711

1

1, 514"! 848 I 2,456

1,591 I 1,496 I 1, 162-*

1, 941 !| 878

2, 4491

691

1

2,153

1,558 267

2, 339J

1, 479i

2, 3201

2, 033| 420 2041

1,172

168

2, 3811 4601

2, 147i

2, 191

2, 289

80

2, 365

2, 572i

2, 606i

1, 189

2, 437

2, 29511

2, 307"! 564 ! 2,260 2,356

2, 620 1,859

2, 432

3391

2, 325

2, 382i

2, 239

2, 310 1,975

836 808

2, 359.^ 1,820

2, 4441

2, 464

$635. 22: 889. m

728. 75

813. 20/ 1,46L 33;

1, 322. 19> 494. 7S

1, 098. 35^ 380. 20

910.40

557. 92

45.31

866. 60'

1, 552. 50

915. 80

228. 60. 605. 60

72.5. G9. 736. 80> 747. 77

280. 4G

290. 62 766.20

219. IS

979. 80

130. 55^ 455. 12

. 445.42

66. 75

935. 80

591. 80

1,770.08 928.2a

467.69

1,465. 00

81.80'

664. 84

42. OO' 585. 37

176. 84

839. 60

547. 87

915. 60_

252. 20- 32.00

966. 80

1, 025. 00

261.25

1, 042. 60

337. 75

974. 80^ 908. 20

588. 70 Ul.OO

460. 92

475. 74

1, 386. 6'2r 446. 75

5L2. 50

763. 31

1, 232. 25

1, 262. 72

592. 15

1, 224. 30

987. 50

617. 18

323. •-'()' 1,5.58. 2&

630.31

725. 00

323. 71

' 77. 80

91-5 60
88 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,

Statement showing ilie numler of persons employed in the puMic prinHna and. hinding

during the fiscal year ending Jane 30, 18e9, etc. —Contiuuecl. TIME WOEK—Contiuued.

Name.

Lottie Seufert Wra. S. Seymour

C. C. Semiiies W. H. Sealey

0. Shaw

Annie V. Shaw

Carl H. Sliaefer James F. Shannon Lucy Shannon John A. Schanahan... Mortimrr J. Sliea John Shea.

P. J. Sheahan

Sarah Sheahan H.C. Shearer

Nellie H. Sheep Thomas Slielton Carrie T. Shelton

C. P. Shrltle .,. Glen C. Shepharcl Wm. Shepherd C.E.Sherwood T.W. Shifl. ,. J. B. Shirey

J. Latham Shober..... Mary Schock

Alpiieus Sholl

J. E. Shores John Short Kate Shoi tell J. T. Shrio-ley E. D. Slirii])shire Geo. Shurland Frank Siebert Geo. Sigsii rs Ida Sikken M. A. Silvers W. Li. Sim merman . John Sim merman

1. Simmouds

J. D. Simmons

Arthur -J. Simmons, jr. Mary P. Simmons

E. W. Simmons

\Y. J. Simmons

Eobt. F. Simms

H. H.Sims

H. O. Simmons

Sam.E.Sinlifield

Susie Y. Sinon

S.E. Sisson C.Skeou W..L>later W.P. Sl>iter Geor-e W. Slough . .

.

J. H. J5. Smallwood

A. P.. Smith Bernard J. Smith......

J3ernar(!ine Smith

E. B. Siiiiili E. W. Smith

Faiiuic li Smith

Fred. P. Smith

J. K. S'liith J. S. Smith Kale G. Smith Kate L. Smith

V. H. Smith Moses Smith, jr W. A. Smith

William A. Smith

3. E Smith

Jessie Smith

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

104

38

3051

183i

2, 162

2, 351 494|

111|

2, 795 2,203

2, 6701

2, 531

187

Amount

received.

854

2, 3321 1,670 2,314

2, 305

2, 3931

1, 577

2, 200

2, 356*

2, 184

2, 321

2, 1791 8931

2, 6961-

2, 177

2, 264

2, 100 1,474

806

2,470

1,414

2, 884 2,341

2, 1731

1, 1701

2, 269 2,488

2, 704

2, 352

37

2, 158-1

1, 9261

'2,'49i' 6941

2, 222|

2, 131

2, 081

2, 37i 2,211

1, 9501

2, 4631 465

2, 727

128

2, 3301

1, 0G4

9161

8641

2, 284

96

2, 407.1

2, 656'

2, 20:)i

1, 696il

2, 6931

2, 2341

$540. 50

635. 30

197. 80

44. 60

1, 131.57

506. 66

1, 392. 20

1, 189 57

39. 27

332. 80

341. 60

1, 625. 20

312. 89

492. 24

922. 00

496. 50

394. 21

505. 97

942. 60 67.20

546. 00

1, 090. 85

944, 98

357. 40

1,078. 61) 500. 67

906. 10

856. 86

539. 60

249. 85

988. 00

565. 60 733 65

936. 40

869. 40

237. 96

476. 49

694. 35

1,080. 60

94' ». 80

14. 80

862. 60 •497.47

22. 50

1, 245. 75

277. 80

555. 62

8.52. 40

520. 25

499. 84

530. 43

423. 13 152.00

985. 40 116.25

818. 10

67. 84

934. 20

266. 00

378. 60

198. 80

520. 72

38. 40

963. (,0 1, 116. 65

1,21

811

2, 376

2, 456

371). :;5

o.i

5." 8. 59

], 279. SI

7.52.25

594. 00 614.00

j Time

j employed. Name.

Days Hours. Harry B. Smith 296; E C." Smith \ Charles Payne Smith ..! Floi eiice Smith

J. H. fSnapp. 31 Katie Stiee. 1 Ignatius Snowden ...-i Cha.s. H. Snyder { Fi-ed. A. Snyder I 157

J. W. Snyder , R. Sommerville

0. J. Sommerville. .

J. C. Sowers

E. C. Soules .1 Jessif. Sothoron 1 S. D. Soper

Catharine Spangler | Nannie M. Speake ! J. S. Speer i Hiram Sjiear ' I\r. E. Spt-isser ' Jos. Spells Chi s. L. Spencer

J. C, Spencer

P. S. Sprightlev

T. Spriiigs....: } H. E. Springer ! 1173 J. M. A. Spottswood ..i 315 Wm. Stake i W. AV. Stanford ....

1. A. Strauss

Thei'esa Straub

B. D. Stalliugs M. F. Stanton , M. J. Stanley Emma St. Clair

J. N. Steed

Ella Steele Philip S. St( ele W.E.Steele

Amount

receiA^ed.

759 I 2, 313ii

2, 2841;

2, 352 I 1,830

4901' 164 i

2, 3291

2, 295

792

2, 546

2, 4531

J. H. Sternberg

S. W. Stevens K. Stevens

J. T. Stevens M. V. B. Stevens... Mat hew Stewart .. A. Stairwalt, jr . . .

.

H. L. Stimson

Jas. A. Stockman . John Stoil Eosie H. Stall

J. B. Stoops

C. H. Stout H. G. Strickhnid .. H. H. Stromberger. Fannie Strong

B. .ssie Stuart. ^Ym. :\r. Stuart .... Edward Suit E. A. Sullivan

F. A. Sullivan HonoTa Sullivan. .

.

.Janif s SuUiva]! . . .

.

J. ^vL Sullivan

P. J. Sullivan

i ). P. S|llliv;in

\riii. U. Sullivan. .

.

P. W. Summers

James H. Sutton .. H. S. Sutton

Kliza A. S\\-an Ihnma Swain Margaret Sweeney

111

1, 8661

72

1, 706-1

1, 961'

2, 3631

2, 5731 1,487

2, 544

1,820

2, 2421

192

176

2, 5171

437' 540 2,621

1, 800

2, 143i

1, 4491

2, 1931

2, 307"

1, 459^ 224 2m

2,808

2. 068

1,8381

2, 864

2, 127 590

2, 427

2. 3531

2, 196

2, 2211

2, 500

1

3,078

705

391

2, 326.1 G421

2, 703"

2, 341 2,342

2, 11.31 1,392

1, 635

2, 3721 2,267

2, 4351! 275 j 2,3411;

2, 0331: 2,297 I 2,197

2,298

2,296
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

Statement showing the niiml>er of per^o'iis emploiied in the puhlic printing and binding

during the fiscal gear ending Jane 3(', ISb'O, etc. —ContiDued. TIME WORK—Continued.

Time

employed. Xame.

Davs. Hours.

31:

2661

Patrick Sweeney

Emma Sweeney

Yictoiia Sweeney

VT. H. Sweeney M. E. Swetland

EicLard Sweetman . .

.

Peter Swift

"William B. Syphax...

Anilrew Tatf!.. Walter Taylor

^V. W. Tavlor

T. BuckevTajior

A. H. Taylor Jerome Tavlor Edward Taylor Henry Taylor John A. Tafe

H. C. Tarlton. Chns. E. Taylor, ir G. E. Tavlor....". W. C. Talley

Jame.s Teale Geo. A. Terrett

Lit Terry

Geo. Terwilliger Mary Tei ry Georoe H. Thayer

E. H. Thomas E.Thomas

Emanuel Thomas

Alfred Thomas

Albert Thomas

John \V. Thomas

Henry Thomas

"Wra. A. Thomas

Louis Thomas

C. P Thompson

James Thompson

A. H. Thompson

T. H. Thompson

J. H. Thompson

J. M. Thompson

David A. Thompson Wm. E. Thompson . . K. B. Throckmorton ... Frank C.Titus , John Tillinsihast. 297 Wm. J.Todd

Geo. M. Todd 291 Henrietta Tompkins .. H. ¥. Tompkias Mark H. Tolan : Alice E. Toner

Denui.s Toomey

Mary .J. Topham

May Toppino;

J. Y, 11. T'owers James it. Toy

Geo. A. Tracy Geo L. Tracy

H. D. Tracy.'

C. X. Travis

Chas. E. Tretler T.M. Triple, t Martha Trunnell

J. B. Triidgian

J. B. Trousdale John Tuite

T. E. Tuohv

Jos. P. Turk 154 Alfred Turner j Andrew Turnbull ] Pauline Turnburke i

213

20Di 182

Amount

received.

2, .581

A

$1, 032. 60

2, 35.31 500. 61

2, 344 539. 12

2, 24 4 h 897. 80

2, 125i 53 1 , 34

2, 278^ 911. 40

2, 337' 934. 00

],01!) 254. 75

2, 492.\ 997. 00

1, 110.^ 277. 02

2, 316.^ 926. 60

2, 70(1-:' 1,431.20

1, 281. 00

648. 57

1, 477 369. 25

2, 867 ], 146. 80

4.32 9l 7. on ]2o 48.00

1, 8.-)4.> 741.80

], ()S5.^ 434.20

2, 376" 950. 40

7-fi. Ol) 2, 340 447. no

I, 0:!.^ 41.""., 211 2, ')';:-; 1. 1)1:;. in M4 21. S4

2, COij ], 01; 4. 44

4i'. (iO 1, 100.'; 27.5. 12

2, 495.', 608. 95

] , 79ij 718. 40 760 191. 50

2, 589 1, 372. 12

2, 486 621. 50

2, 43 H 604.81

847.^ 211.87

2, 64 li 1, 056.60

2, 221" 888.40

2, 276 569. 00

569. 25

2, 364 945. 60 749 2 .9. 60

2, 360 944. 00

2, J85 1,242. 50

2, 230 514, 26

2, 817-?. 1, 152. 55

1,259. 28

'1,592 397. 98 997 25

2, 4001 504. 4(i 211 8. 60

2, 27.') .'i 910. 20

474. 87

950. 20

2, 2i)3i 5J0 59

1, 3;j:JA 340. 97

2, 2\-::h S!)7. 40

2, 360l -92 37

4(10 1,453.07

1, 009 403 GO

], 025 CG:;. !)3 1, 872 74.-;. 80

2, 25i;i 902. Go

2, 279' 911. 1:0 GOOi IIG. 09 2,15li 1, 075. 75 408 1G3. 20 911 304. 40 4&i 19, 90 581 1,197. ] 7

2, 09'4 838. 20 2,466 986. 40

2, 3961 476. 65

ISTame.

Chas. Turley

S. E. Twitchell

Jas. W. Twyman

H. C. Underwood , John "W. Usilton Wm. C. Upton

E. A. Vose

J. J . Vers'er , C. VauMatre

D. S. Van Matre

Ida Van Arsdale Frank Vales J.E.Vaughn

Garry Van Vorst

J. E. Vardeman ... Charles J. Vagt

.Alice K. Vance

J. B. Ver Nooy , B. A. Vernoy

Ellen Vo^el'er

E. M.Vero-er

Koht. K.-YoLingblood ., J. M. Younger

K Young

Jaim-s E. Young

A. K. Yost

II. ^\^ Youngs

^\^ E. Young

Chailes E. Young

Robert H. Zimmerman.

J. S. Ziegler,

L. K. Zook

Ellen B. Quayle.. Frank Quigley

Mary Quill . ." Alaggie "Walde Samuel A. AVaketield.. John Walde Wm. G. "Walde Frank Walford , Chas. H. "U'alker

Dollie Waller

Ella Wallingsford , F. B. Wallace.... John Wallace

Percy Wallace

J. H." Wallace, jr M. A. Walrasley Edwin Y'almsiey

Mary E. Walsh ' John E. Walsh W. F. AY;tl smith

1). S. Waltou

Leniui 1 Ware

LilliH Wood

G. Wat kins Warfield..

J. F, AYarwiclv

C. H. Wash

Lizzie Washington

L. W. Washington Edwin R. Waters Thomas B. Waters

By 11)11 Waters...

Lizzie Waters

C. A, Waterman

Daniel Wathen

N. Walkins William F. Watson .. J. C. Watson

Henry C. Watson

J. E.'Waugh

E. G. Weaver

Clarence Weaver '..

Time

employed.

Days. Hours.

106 285

86/,

2891

285

312

1991

1, 080

2, 339

1, 2721

5851

2, 558J

2, 1141

2, 368

831

2, 3771

1, 159

2, 4281

1, 681

6101

2, 4281

2, 311^

1, 344

409

90

2, 208i

3111

120"

1, 1481

2, 398

2, 858-1

2, 352 2,210

2, 1821

1, 288

2, 6211 94

264J

2, 1801

2, 297 429

2, 394i 2,313

1, 5141

2, 370

2, 288

1,200

838

2, 0881

2, 3581 451

2, 504

100

2, 255

712

128

2, 5431

2, 364

4431 42

1, 1331

2, 455i

2, 348

2, 367

2, 2301

1, 469|

2, 373A 312

Amount

received

.

2, 659i|

2, 51411

2, 403*' 653"! 147

924j!
90 REPORT OF TFIE PUBLIC PRINTER;

Statement showing the numher of persons emploi/ed in the piibUc printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending June 30, l«d9, etc. —Continued.

TIME WORK—Continued.

JTame. Days. Hours.

William H. Weber

Henry Webb

C.J. Webster

E. M. Webster

John Wedderburn

Samuel Welirly Tonv Weiuer , E. B. Welborne

G. A. Wellor , C.K. Weller

Cbailes W. Wells

H. L. Wells James L. Walty Edward A. Welsh.... John E. Walsh

C. H. Welch , George H. Welch

Eosa Weser

F. A. West.

A. A. West

Charles S. West W. R. Westman

John Wetzler Minnie Wetzel Maggie Whaley , E. M. Wheat

Bernard White

Margaret White

Gco.'V. Wbite W. F. P. White W. J. White

Jas. W. White Wm. L. White

Robert H. White

C. B. Whitt

J. T.Whi taker

Geo. A. Whitford S.W.Whitten Wra. A. Whitney

J. W. Whitehead

Geo. Whittle W. S. Whitmore

H. O. Wilbur

P. W. Wiley

Chas. A. Williams

Bettie Williams H. T. Williams Margaret Williams . .

.

Fred B. Williams

F. Williams M. C. Williamson

Jos. H. Williams

Alfred Williams

Time

employed.

12

312

302

205i

202| 365

121

303

292

Amount

received.

2, 387

2, 419i 2,317

2, 252|

517 2,384

2,666

554 ! l,059i

2, 470i

2,368

2, 254-1- 54 1.268

999i 2,356

2, 304i

2, 266"

1,947|-, 157

2, 347-1- 492

777-J- 2, 273|

834

8

590-1 574 A

2, 174

2, 443

1,636

2, 353

2, 360 1,340

221

2, 302

40

2, 296

2, 253 1,324

2, 380i

1, 860-1 '2,'086i! ],464-i 580"

1, 449i

$906. 00

1, 020,76

707. 80 901.00

129. 23 953.60

1, 253. 02

138. 48 423.80

1,090.08

947. 20 901.80

21. 60

317. 00 3.20 1,794.00

890. 80

478. 22

714. 61

591. 50

779. 00

73. 79

1, 208.00

586. 74

113. 16

1, 646. 00 £09.40

156. 35

2. 00 236.20

1,434. 80

2, 100. 00

869. 60

977. 20

408. 96

588. 25

944. CO

272. 25

536. 00

88. 40

920. 80

18. 80

1,818. 00

1, 148. 00 901.20

290. 17

740. 04 424.91

1, 344. 04

479. 87

336. 83

234. 40

579. 80

Name.

E. W. Williams Robert Williams Sam Williams H.C.Willis

Clias. S.Willis....... M. A. Wilson

Chas. I, Wilson

J. C. Wilson

Fred Wilson

H. C. Wilson C.H.Wilson

E. S. Wilcr Cora W]lkes

Louisa V. Wilkes ... .lanie.s H. Wilkerson

F. P. Wilkius Sam l Wilkinson i 372 Chas. F Wilson { Mary E. Wilson

Januctte E. Wilson .. ! J. Wil.'^on W. C. Wilton

E. J. Wilver , 286 Ueo. Wintei'

E. L. Winne

Cbancev Winne ' 190J- W. E, Wise , 297" Mary Wise. \ James Wisted

A. L. Wood ! Edwd. J. Wood ....

Time

jmployed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

F. P. Wood 306 Geo. J. Woodgate

.

E. H. Woodell John C. Woodell .. M. R. Woodward

L. Woodward

E. C. Woodward : Robert Wool folk I 155 John W. Work I H. L. Work I C. G. Worthington . R. F. Wooten W. E. Wright

B. F. Wrigbt

B. C. Wrisht John N. Wrigbt, jr. Gee rge Wright

Chas. P. P. Wroe .. S. C. Wrigbt

Eunice W Wright.

C. F. Wurdeman. .

.

281

3, 105J 385

2, 277

2, 33.^1 568

1, 250

802 506

2, 360 2,542

2, 4971 120

2, 378

641

2, 362 ""240'

2,296

2, 3f:0 1,091:

2, 431 '""17

2, 546i

656"

2, 396

2, 374

2, 2S8-3f' 2, 296"

2, 367i

2, 168

1,911

2, 591

J

2, 369i

1, 9411 926 2,013

535 1,332 1,514

2, 3.i4 2,319

2, 715.>

2, 362.1, ],.520"

2, 364

1, 6!)4 257

2, 371?,
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 91

\Stalement sTioicini the number of person? empJoyed in the puMio printing and binding

I during the fiscal year ending June 30, 18d9, etc. —Continued. PIECE WOEK.

Xame. Amount

received. Xame. Amount

receiTed. W.E. Abbott

A. M. Ackerman

B. H. Ackert

Florence Adams

A, S. Adams

J. D. Adams

XeUie E.Adams

EllaAhern

F. M. Aldridcre

A. A. Allison

"William Allison

Annie- Alley

Franklin Amann

M. Ambrose Mary Anderson

P. B.' Anderson

C. A. Andrews

L. L. Andrews

•John Appleby

•J. W. Armstrong

Alfred J. Arnold Mary E. Ashby

Annie Asbe

Christian C. Auracher. James A us I in

E. X. Ash.

S. L. Bader Georoe Baggott

Ella Ba.:lev7

S. Bailev . G. W. Y. Bailey

F. P. Baillareeon

Bettie Bakt- r F. Baker

E.P. Balmain

E. F. Baldwin

•J. Bari y

Julia Barrett iL F. Barrett

A. Barrett D. P. Bai rington

F. H. Bamhart

B. H. B^ixter William H. Beck

Elizabeth A.Bell

Charles J. Bemer

Frank H. Bt^nthall L.J. Bennett

A. Bennett Georue Berrv

F. H. Bevier'

Xellie Black Edwin M. Blake K.M. Black D.E.Blanton Mary Blore

B.vion W. Bonney

Carrie A. Booth

J. E. Bos worth

A. J. Bowie

A. Bovce

T9. m: Boyd

Mary A. Brannan Fanny Brawner

0. X. Bradburn

Eobert T. Brav

A. A.Braddock

C. Brelsford Joseph M. Brennan

J. T. Brennan

Alice A. Brittain Mary Brick

H. Li. Brodie Laura H. Broward

Wilbur G. Brower

Maggie Bro.snan James H. Brooks

$38. 45

583. 63

785. 75

176. 73

538, 26

485. 90

72. 15

635. 81

J.242. 40

284. 45

449. 80

43. 58

1. 052. 75

593. 67

632. 91

856. 35

658. 62

718. 32

93. 35

287, 15

935. 25 1,051.20

810. 64

29. 10

868. 15

25. S»

554. 27 31.05

569. 57

600. 47

395. 90

158. CO

673. 05

683. 50

l;j3. 7L

1, 123. 75

6()7. .-0 039. no

886. 70

710. 36

590. (8

395. 65

534. 50

1, 493. 90

440. 37

243. >5

17;:5.45 2U1, 15

908. 05 11.65

558. 83

1, 132.55

332.10

3 9.90

1,005. 90

110. 10

598. 77

2eo' 28

694. 79

154. 05

610. 71

460. 88

437. 05

41.5. 25

117. 80 707.31

682. 75

396. 05

518. 87

722. 94

107. 25

228. 27

851. 41

573. 52

458. 20

Xelie Brown , Mary G. Brown , Marietta S. Brown

Donna Buchanan

F. E. Buckland Marv E. Bnete

J. A. Burr , Ada Burr ' 0. K. Birrwell I Frank E. Bnley | M. A. Burgess...." j Minnie E. Burford ; William F. Burdick i J. H. Burcb ; E. H. Burch , E. W. Burnside Xora C. Burns I Annie Burns j Emma Bnmpus : LfilaB. Byeis | ^lyra A. Baxter ' William E. Barbour ' Harold Benedict

Xeil H. Biager

H. Y. Brooke

Jos. H. Brooks

Adelaide Brooks ; D. C. Brooke j J. Breslin

C. H. Bruner

' Marv Chambeiiin ' C. H. Chambers

J. W. Carter 1 J. W. Carroll ^ E. Casper Annie Cavanaugh

Jennie A. Carter

D. J. Carney Emma L Carrico Addie Carhart | Chaile.s A. Capell i Maiy Canty \ Edward F. Campbell j J. F. Campbell ] T. F. Coloian i M. Cammack I Joseijhiue Campbell

E. 11. Campbell

Winuifred Cahill Mary Curran

Sallie Cuuninsham

C. P. Cnlh-n.-^ George X. Coe

F. A . Cogswell John C. Coheane

E. Clagett A. E. C. Claxton Eobert T. Clayton, jr M. Clarkson..' W. L. Clark Menils H. Clark

Ella F. Clements W. E. Chipley

J. F. Chipley: Marsaret Ciiunn

R. F. Chisolm

1. B. Chisholm • E. M. Cheshire M ina Chandler

E. G. Charles [ F. Ch^se ! Kate A. Cheatham i De Witt C. Chadwick \ L. B. Cooley W. J. Cook

J. Conner A. G. Cook

$688. 21

458. 99

455.41 61L 46

981.80

709. 43

442. 52

661. 76

573. 90

995. 55 59L 49

656. 24

783. 30 27L 08

5.57. 25

479. 40

1, 034. 75

500. 83 661.70

629. 45

82. 09

472. 70

267. 40

35. 95 7,50

959. 90 407.98

180,34

346. 87

230. 45

581.61

213. 55

1, 514.35

655. 45

745. 07

044. 08 741.40

177. 00

621. 25

627. 43

70. 63

820. 54 37L 20 897.20 26.05

496. 59 208.44

412. 95

657. 82

390. 46

1, CO 320.40

306. 85

741. 15

813. 42

127. 61

670. 25

390. 55 572.91

82. 20

54^. 40

674. 86 419.35

039. 15

2. 08

401 25

52.V 45

71 -'.to 4u3. 95 540.21

698. 48

736. 95

€87. 30

825. 35

63. 45

684. 12

20.00
S2 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

Sta'einent showing the number of persons employed in the puhlic printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending June '.>0, 1889, etc. —Continued.

PIECE AYOEK- Continued.

Name. Amount i received, f! Amount

received.

Lizzie Connor

C. C. Conlee .,

.

Mary Connelly Magsie J. Collins

Sarali Collins Ella Collins A. Columbus W. P. Cole M. M. Cole Alice Corcoran M. G. Corder Kate Crattv Wm. H.Craig

Ida S. Crapster Mary A. Crellin

Sarali C. Cromelein . . .

.

W.X. Croggen..; Erank Crowley

Nellie Crouin Annie E. Cross

J. W. Cross Mamie Colton

Ella B.Cook

Mattlie.w D. Couglilin. Ida B. Cox

Ered L. Cox Agnes Coyle W. B. Cost on Louis W. Connell M. Corbin

J. D. Crosby

Mary Cullin Alice M. Coughlan ...

I<r. S. Cologne Kate Carpenter

S. E. Davies

E. W. Davison Kate M. Dauscli Ida Dart W. H. Duling

Maud Dubant

Isabella G-. Daniels Diauna E. Danfortli .

.

Xannie Daniels Alice V. Daley , Emma Dalwick

F. C.Day

Mary Daniels

S. H. Daougheity

J. L. Dowling

Lizzie Doyle

Paula De Vantier

D. C. DeKnight

Alexander Dercourt .. Ada Dolbeare , Ered Decker

^V. F. Derflinger , C. J. DeVaughn

E. DeCaindry K.E.Denny.... Kate Decker

J. A. Daoughei ty

T. A. Dongliertv , Marv F. Dove

:\r. E.Dow , S. H. Dougherty

Lizzie Dowuie

J. A. Downing

X.Diags

A.J. i)ick

J. B. Dick man , Hattio S.Dillon

L. C. Dillon JaTues J. Devannev-- Rose E. Dooley ...... Marie Dorsey

Margaret Donohue. .

.

$C08.

508.

70. 594. 051. 497.

601.

959. 586. 485.

64.

60. 734

37. 42: 489.

39. 390.

658. 585. 860.

553. 449.

780.

301. 972.

80. 4U0.

218.

607.

872.

7. 804.

544. 818.

1, 041. 509.

536.

520.

1, 296.

641.

18*. 656.

553. 603.

72. 1L2. 940.

. 161.

17. 309.

400.

582.

129. 423.

55.

74'.). 1, 05ij. 643.

610.

7u0.

1, 014. 627.

014. 100.

71, 095.

820.

644, 1,137, 208

974

Fillmore Donaldson.

E. Donnelly John E. Doherty

Ida Dodge

Kate Dowden

A. S. Downs

Kate Doyle

I Geo. P.Dowell

C. Durham.

A. Dutrow. James Q. Dutrow .

.

B. C. Dupre

Nellie Dwyer

E. W. Day'

G. M. Doiin Lucy Dunlop

J. C. Euler H. M. Eskew

Clara Frck Anna Erb

Titus F. Ellis Mary Ellsworth:

.

Ben. D, Ellis G.D.Ellis

G. H.Ellis Henrv H. Ellis L R. iEllis

529.

Sarah Edmunds

Will M.Edmunds .... M.D.Egan

! M. E. Eggleston

: J. E.Ellegood Samuel \V. Edmunds

Geo. H. Eakle

Ellen Farrell MaryFarrell

Ed. G. Farrell , Sallie Faulkner

' S. K. Feltham , Jennie Ferguson. ....

.

Margaret Fern

E. O. Ferrier D. E. Ferris Chas. H. Finney Amelia Fisher

E. P. Fithian

' Theo. Fisher « ,

' Nellie E.Fisli Katie Fleming. , L.Q. Fletcher

I L. F. Fletcher

I S. W. Folk

' Mary C. Ford

J. G. Forney

C. Fowler..'. , Jennie Fowler

Tlu'o. A. Fowler

J. B. Forbes

H. E. French

A. C. Fraiu'i.s AV. H. Francis Jennie Franlilin X. B. Franklin C.J French CD. Frost

llavnet A. Fugitt

A. G. Fuller

J. E. Fnlenwider

]\[arv ( lauhan , Clarence Gardiner

.

J. P. Garner

Chas. Garrels

Clias. F. Garrette . Florence Gates

J. C. Gawler

Belle Gheen

$189.50

575. 25

910. 30

738. 03 J 657.1

929. 50] 28.48

707. 80 601.90

687. 90 i 409. 851

1, 220. 10

221. 20

348. 50 72.40

93.74

l,li>1.10 571.22

615. 32 651.89 401.00

581.23

228. 20

907. 50 169.20

144. 40

44. 80 523.12

1, 289. 45

448. 65

659. 59

625. 60 33.45

260. 00

628. 05

657. 37 541.05

535. 34

597. 14

440. 31

567. 24

819. 30

948. 75

484. 35

654. 02

1, 151. 85

182. 30

7. 58

559. 55 814.40 177.00

624. 17

598. 91

793. 50

491. 51

612. 91

635. 00

412. 50

170. 85

628. 24

1,109. 35

030. 88

704. 02

640. 55

1,273. GO

544. 70

608. 97

1, 025. 70 197.04 423.15

159. 70 631.90

636. 84

45. 85

682. 47

322. 80

503. 54
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

Statement showing the numher of jyersons employed in the public printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending June 30 lc89, etc. —Continued. PIECE WORK—Continued.

Sarah Gibson

Olive I. Gilmore

P.P. Glass W. G.Glenn

X. A. God-win

E. W. God-win

Missouri Goings

S. J. Gompers- '. K. S.Goodloe

Cassie A. Goodman .

.

Sarah C. Gormley

H. B. Goodrell ....... Ella Goodsir

E. Gould Mamie Gowan

H. A. Graham

G. Graham

C. AV. GraiT Daniel Grady

John Gray.

J. F. Grant

Geo. H. Green Homer M. Green Mina M. Greene Emma Greeu

E. L. Greenman

Thos. H. Greenfield .

.

Laura L. Grimes

AV. E.Grimes W. A.Griswold M. J. Gris-svold

C. L. Griffin Hugh P. Griffin F. C. Griffith W. S. Griffith H. B. Grigs

P. A. Grimsley

C. E. Groome

Annie E. Graves

Georgianna Groshon

.

E. C. Grumley

George Gii'ick Peter P. Gunter W. A. G-wynne

Mathilde Guyol

. B. F. Hackman

Elizabeth Hann

A. E. Hales

J. S. Hall

Fred. A. Hall Arthur -J. Hall

Belle Halliday

J. A. Hamilton W. G. Handy

John A. Handiboe...

E. J. Handley

J. Fisher Hauer

E. M. Hancock

Ellen Handebeau Saml C. Hanlon ...... Palmer Hardin

Ellen C. Hardy

C. A. Harner W. W. Harley M. A. Harper

Delia Harper

H. Harrold

F. Harleston

S. E. Harris H. Harris Walton Harrison . .

.

Jennie Harrison

Clara B. Harrison .. Sarah Harrington .. F. A. Haskeil

J. H. Hathaway

Geo. W. Hatch'

$12. 86

856. 81

298. 50

3. 65

558. 09

341. 03

430. 25

893. 55

475. 40

689. 57 27.21

57 J. 30

24. 82

18i. 38

725. (i2 S89. ^0

83'] 50

714. 25

1, 046.40

368, 05

5. 40 471.45

509. 45

402. 81

3rf. 02 98.45

42. 35

669. 36

107. 45

605 35 571.69

514. 95

520. 27

563. 95

S78. 90

136, 35

446. 75

,3.15 873. 70

577. 79

1, 056. 85

272. 00

212. 90

612. 55 27.05

247. 10 19.37

1, 159. ?0

596. 35

1, 215. 65

933. 45

631. 64

530. 08

203. 95

859. 25

1, 194. 40

1, 251. 90

4. 05 71.94

562. 40

603. 20

705. 58

676. 92

551. 05

586. 14

137. 55

980. 05

325. 89

570. 73

601. 33

563. 55

427. 47

468. 70

524. 87

94. 24

267. 55

179. 40

Geo. C. Havener

M. E. Hayes

Annie Y. Hay

Mamie T. Hayden

C. S. Hazlerigg

Clara S. Hefther Louisa Heise

T. F. Herring

Chas. W. Hensha-w . V. Henrick Lena M. Henvrood

Louisa Henrv

E. E. Helm .\ Katie Henson

J. J. Heron

Katie Herbert Edith A. Hicks

H. B. Hickman

L.Hill

Mars- E. Hill Mai y Hill

J. Hitcbcox

A. Hodge

Theo. Hodes May P. Hultman

J. B. Hickliu

G. W.Hoffman Wm. M.Hoffman W. A . Holden

J. W. Holton Mary J. Hollohan Mary Houan

Jno. O. Honey , G. W.Hall , May Hoover

M.iE. Hoover

Belle Hopkins

E. J. Hall

F. H. Hopkins Henrv Houtaling

Geo. W. Hough , Ella H(mse

C. A. Howie

Geo. W. Ho-ward

A. F. Howes

H. H. Ho.yne , L. Hudson -- Mary Hubbel

A. j'. E. Hubbard

H. H. Humble De Witt Hunt

Geo. E. Hupert

Bertie Hurley

A. Hutsou

Clara E. Hutton

P. Harris M.X. Hopkins

Henry Indermauer

Ida Jones

Callie Jacobv Wiu.K.Jagger

F. Kate James

B. F.Jeffries.-... L. H. Johnson ..1 Geo. Johnson, jr Geo. S. -Johnson . Louis C. Johnson

J, M. Johnston Lucy Johnston Emma S. Jones

G. A. Jones

McClellan Jones

Y. A. Jones Mary Joyce

T. C". Joyner

: L. H. Jullien Chas. V. Juno

$1,081.40

168. 24 579.13 818.30

526. 30

513. 69

429. 03

779. 75 81.30

685. 28

519. 36

598. 53
94 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement sliow'mg til e number of x^ersons employed in the 2)ul)Uc jyrinting and binding

during tlie fiscal year ending June 30, 1889, etc. —Continued.

PIECE WORK—Coutiuued.

Name.

McK. Jarvis

Eflie Kaye

E. L. Kaiser

Geo. S. Kaulfraan

Belle Kearney

Jas. K. Keain'ey .. Anuie Keating '.

.

H. A.Keefer

Katie Kelly

Jas. F. Kelly Annie Kelly Maria Kevs W. A. King

Mamie Kidd Wm.Kirkland

Samuel G. Kirby

F. E. Klopfer

N. W. Klopfer Amanda Klotz

Charles Knoble

L. O. Knowlps John A. Knapp

Mary Kraft W. C.Kranse

(Jbas. N. Kramer Emma Kroger

Sam'l Krumbine

Henry Klisel James J. Lackey

Aug. M. Laing

Mary L. Lamar W. C. Lambert Asnes Landrigan

Jennie La Porte M. Lasselle A. Lawrence Tom M. Lawler Anna T. Lawyer

;M aggie Leane M. L. Learned M. V. Leckron A.V.Lee

S.J. Leech M. E. Lenman

M. A. Lenihan

A. G. Leonard

Etta Leonard

A. J. Leary

Carrie E. Lewis

Clartmce Lewis

N. M. Light

Jno. D. Ligon

M.G.LiHie Mary Lindsay

Ella'F. Long

E. E. Longley

D.Lord....: Annie Loiing

H. D. Lowd

J. H. Lowrey

C. Lusby. .-' Agnes W. Lynch

Jennie Lynch

Mary E. Lynch

Mary T. Lynch

Mamie E. Macubbin

.

D. L. Mackley

Sallie Macnichol

Jos. A. Madden

A. P. Maddox

John Malev

E. J. Malone

F. T. Maloiiey M. Maloney .' Barbara Manhard — "Wm. A. Mankin

Jennie E. Manning .

,

$128. 45

689. 76

1, 120. 90

764. 35

342. 69

110. 15

.54. 79

43. 95

498. 72

749. 70 .20

130. 10

78. 15

487. 30

798. 00

1, 323. 15

339. 80

185. 55

664. 74

639. 15

1, 233. 05

603. 00

569. 32

494, 25

596. 95

126. 18 118.20

72.20 58.60

1, 154. 95

555. 65

951. 67

138. 20

240. 10

356. 69

585. 77

1, 134. 90

482. 49 54 97

688. 88

467. 59

442. 33

2. 70

647. 24

637. 80

986. 75

721. 03

18. 20

629. 40

1, 230. 00 12.05

1, 329. 70

577. 45

611. 80

620. 96

135. 90

583. 99

515. 63 313.50

1, 237. 30

560. 54

125. 37 601.15

703. 89

682. 47

526. 96 17.30

619.64

571. 60

12. 10

800. 80

63. 45 446.35

28.05

14. 89

302. 35

633. 81

Mary Marks

M. Markham

AV. A. Marschalk

E. Marsh.

F. E. Martin ...- Gertrude M. Martin W. K. Martin Herman Martin

J. ^y. Miller Julia Matthews

C. Mans

Carrie Meals

Miriam Meals A . F. Mead

F. H. Melick John Melsou

E. E, Mendeuhall

F. B. Mercer

L. H. Middekauff W. A.Miller W. T. Mills

C. W. Millett Al. S. Minor

A. L. Mi shier

J. P. Mitchell

S. Moeus

Ed. F. Morrison Orlando S. Mtmtz

Jobn T. Moore

Laura A. Moore

T. P. Moore Maggie Morgan

Lizzie A. Morrow

M. M. Morrow

John F. Moroney

Amelia Moreno W. C. Moss

Ella Mulcare Mary Mullen Mary A. Mulquin

T. W. Muhlhofer

Donald Munro

C. P. Murphy

D. P. B. Murphy

Maggie Murphy

D. L. Murray

Mary A. Murray

Jennie M. Murray

Edward P. Murray

Daniel Murray

M. E. Murray

J. S. Murray^

D. G. Myers

E. G. Mvers Susie Mylan

J. L. Mc Daniel Frank McDermott

H. A. McDonald

Sumner K. McDonough

A. McDowell

E. H. McDowell

J. P. Mc Bride

J. A. McCabe

J. P. McCall

N. L. McCaraphell

Elizabeth McCann

Jos. McCann

J. W. McCann

Annie S. McCarter

J. A. McCarthy

Mary McCarthy

Wilbur A. McClellan .. W. W. McCollum

H. T. McComey

M, E. McLean

Frank S. McLeod

S.J. McLeod
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 95

"statement showing the numher of persons empJoiied in the piiblic printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 18r9, etc. —Continued. PIECE WORK—Continued.

!Name. Amount

received. Name.

M. J. McLeod Maud McPlierson ... Carrie B. McKnlght . A. MfNelly

Ida ilcXeiliany

Agnes MciTahon

Lvle ircMnriay

Efattie MoYille Marv Mclnerney

J. J.'McGinley

Mary McGiuuell

Marian McGivern ... H. T. McGowan

Minnie F. McGowan.

A. J. ]^rcGuiggan Laura McFavland G.M. McFavland . ... Marv McCormick

Ella McUullnm

P.M. ]SIcCMllam Philip Xacbman

John H. Xally E.M. Nash

A. G. N'aylor M. Xeiin

J.T. Xeal Maggie Xeely Kate Nelson'

Thoraa.s Xestor John J. NeTin Mav E Xor'ueck

Geo. S. Null Lula M. Nicholson..

J. A. G. Naylor Nora O'Brien '.

.

Annie O Brien John F. O'Connor...

Bes.<^ie O'Connor M. F. O'Connor James O'Connor Mary O Connell Thos. O'Connell Annie O'Hara Lena M. O'Leary M. O'Leary

Katie O'Mealey. .. . M. A. O'Neill Chas. J. O'Neill Rebecca Orr

H. J. Orlowitz

"W". H. Overocker Mary Owens Mary Padian Camilo Padilla Ered. A. Palmer

P. C. Pape

Mildred Parker

Millie Parker

L. H. Patterson

Ed. Pavne

Chas. P. Peake M. V. Pemberton . .

.

Maggie Perabeiton . A. M. I'endleton

E. A. Perkins

E. S.Peters - -. Pearl Peiticolas Emily Pierre Marv Pierre A. P'igiiott V.B.Pinkston

Julia E. Plant

Dollie A. Piatt Henry H. Plummer.

Katie Polk

F. Pone

S. A. Popkins

$59. 08

555. 14

605. 76

517. 80

556. 29

.-63. 64

373. 30

648. 94

383. 98

4. 70 741.48

662. 34

678. 40

370. 26 234.45

132. 52

100. 05

296. 48

640. 89

333. 95

6. 80

129. 55 61.48

62. 70

655. 00 8.90

79. 65 4.64

4. 35

37. 75

588. 56 413.00

51.44

315. 50

19. 82

824. (-9 880. 80

346. 53

685. 53

378. 45 431.49

, 029. 80

634. 45

474. 77

655. 88

534. 68

723. 52

, 203. 95 521.30

8. 55

654. 45

553. 19

652. 98

399. 25

429. 20

603. 84 518.46

643. 18 875.45

963. 95

39. 40 571.04

638. 54

952. 30

287. 95

163. 79

679. 49

254. 86

216. 70

612. 08

785. 20

693. 14

304. 45

352. 60

704. 72 701.36

142. 13

Sarah E. J. Porter A. H. Potts Sarah E. Poulton James T. Powell Lloyd Prather Mary A. Prather

D. M. Pratt Kate M. Price A.Purcell M. Purcell Mollie E. Eagan

C. B. Ratcliffe

J. E. Eatclitfe

"VVra. Raymond

Mary Reagan. Maiy A.Reardon

H. J. Redfield Edwd.Redfield James E. Reese Minnie A. Reinhard . .

.

C.E. Reid Frank Reilly A gnes Reuehan

Susie Reynolds

F. A. Rhoderick Mary J. Richards J.M.Richards

L. C. Richards

C. E. Richards Rachel Richardson ... llattie Richardson

O. J. Ricketts Dora C. Riecks

Alice Riecks Annie E. Riley

G. A. Rinehart

J. R. Risdon

E. J. Richie ... Henry L. Ripley

Augu.stas L.Roberts . Marian Robinson

J. L. Robinson

Hattie Robinson M. E. Robinson

Clara J. Robinson

Millie J. Rockwell W. F. Roderick

F. P. Rogers

A. Rogers

A. A. Roland

J. F.Rose M. A. Ross Mary F. Rowe

"W. A. Rowzee Lucv T. Ruby

Chas. n. Russell Annie Russell Elizabeth Russell M. A. Ryan

E.H. Ryan

Frank Rynex

T. A. Rhodes.

H. C. Saffin Ed. C. Salmon W. S. Sampson

R. L. Sandidge

Dan. L. Sansom

P.E.Sardoe

Geo. Saunders

Otilie Saul

C. F. Savage Kate Savage

E. J. Schafer

Carrie Schneider v^ind

.

J. H. Schoepf

Carrie Schwartz C.K. Schwarar

Amount

received.

$68. 70

47. 10

6J0. 24 481.45

690. 35

695. 78

430. 86

654. 31

627. 75

661. 92 821.25

425. 55

2. 40

916. 30

457. 07

595. 17

684. 15

193. 50

937. 05

60. 06

641. 80

308. 20

524. 44

525. 76

1, 225, 65

655. 52

1, 359. 70

984. 10 183.00

592. 72

700. 77 13.15

68.35

668. 65

267. 93

970. 20

14. 95

765. 68

420. 50

1, 328.-55

166. 87

239. 00

1, 050. 40

622. 18 661.47

61.07

1, 587. 45

52.40

734. 70

831. 05

610. 79

563. 40 66.17

534. 57

567. 17 35.70

562. 61

44. 74

422. 56

435. 60

546. 30

87. 30 32L 75

448. 74

128. 40

445. 20

913. 15

349. 20

859. 85

539. 71

208. 60 57L 03

238. 45 623.45

1, 06 k 50

247. 31

1, 497. 95
96 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Statement t^liowing the numher of persons emptoijed In the pu})l[c printing and hinding

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1&89, etc. —Coutiniied. PIECE WORK—Coutimied.

Name.

E. E. Scott Johu K. Sea'4i':ives . .

.

W. H. Sealey Edward W. Searfoss.

J. E. Segerson Jennie "Selden Lottie Senfert MoititiuT J. Sliea Jolio H. Shaw

F. E.Shafer. N. Slieiry Lydia Shepherd LTA. Shepherd

T.J. Sheridan Margaret Shields

J. 13. Slieiry W.E. Shields Mamie V. Shipley ... Nellie H, Shipman ... J. Latham Shober H. W. Shober

Thos. J. Shober Ada Shomo

H. L. Shomo

Bessie Shreve

J. Sibley Mary Sierenberg Josepbine Simpson..

Geo. Simpson

J. U. Simmons Wm. Skeen

C. Skeen

D. H. Slagle Bernaritine Smitb

E. W. -Smith

Jetf Smith

J. J. Smith Kate L. Smith Kate R. Smith Mary A. Smith M.J.Smith

R. S. Smith Kate V. Smoot

Robert Smj the Kate Snee Fanny P. Snow

Stanley Snodgrass . .

.

M. E. Snype

Mattie (x. Sellers

S. D. Soper Harry J. Sonthwick . M. T'. Spalding

Mary M. Sprandel ... H. E. Springer

T. C Spurgeon

E. H. Stanton

Cairie Steadman L H. Sternberg Gertrude B. Stewart. Martha Stewart L Frank Stewart Dora Steele

J. G. Steele Sue E. Stevens Sarah H. Stevens L T. Stevens

C. Solon Stevenson ... A. Stiarwalt, jr. H. H. Sti'omberger . .

.

Lula Strong

F. W. Stratton Lncy W. Stone

C. W. Straughan L A. Strauss

F. W. Street John R. Sullivan M.J. Sullivan

Rosie Sullivan Wm. 1). Sullivan

L. P. Sutor Cheney Swain

F. C. Swcai'ingen A rthur J. Symonds

William B. Syphax

Francis Szegedy

E. S. Taft A. 0. Tab hot R. Tavlor

Lit Terry

AYilliam McF. Thawley

E. H, Thoma.s

K. R. Thomas

E. Thomas

Jennie Thompson Edwaid Thompson

J. M. Thomi)Son

Julia B. Tiffey ... Fannie Tilley . .

.

Thomas Todd . .

.

H. F. Tompkins . D, C. Toole May Topping

Mark Towers

D.J. Towers

n. M. Towner...

C. X. Travis

J. B. Trousdale . John Tirite T. F. Tuohy

Jos. P. Turk

J. W. Twyman .. Geo. C. Tvler .... Lottie B. Tyson . J. E. Vardeman.. Frank Vallee . .

.

Kate Van Matre.

J. H. Ullman .... H. C. Underwood

R.C.Wilson

Georae Winter .

.

T. B: Wood Emma F. Woodend

Julia A. Wolff Etuma Woolsev ... Ida D. W. Wood...

H. L. Work

Mary E. Wright...

Pieston B. Wright.

Josie Wright

Laura V. Wright .

.

Emma W. Wright . KoM- Walling

Pci cv S. AVallace.

.

Mai v E. Walsh....

Geo. J. Woodgate.. W. C. Waters"

(Jliarles M. Warren

J oliii E. Wavsou. . . _ _ M. P. Weller W. J. AVliittington

(ni.-^tave W'aruke.

L. W. AVashiugton

Katie Waller W.B. Walton

Jessie R. Walton . J. H. Walli.s,jr.... Kate Walsh

M. Wal.sh W. F.AVal smith .. Chas. N. Warren . Lillie Ward , W. H. Ward

M. B. Leslie Ward

Annie Walters . . -
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 97

Sluiemevt shoicitu/ the numher of perso)ts emploijed in the public printing and binding

during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1889, etc. —Coutiuued. PIECE TVORK-Contianed.

Xame Amount Amount

receiTed. r^arae. .

i received.

Annie Waters - - D. J. Waters W. C. Watson O S. Webster h

G. Webster

Eicbaut W. Wi-igley Marv Wellner

E. Wells

E. S. Welcb

Geo. H. Welcb

Jas. L Weltv 1, EllaC. Wetberall

Majrsie Wbalev W. j: AVhite -- B. White. W. G. White

C. B. Whitt

E. D.Wild W. W. Williams Margaret Williams

Jas. B. Williams

F. C. Williams $896. 25 W. F. P. White 695,70 E.J. Williams 689. 99

P.. F. Williams 215.35 Martha Wilkins 273.97

L. E. Windsor . 641. 88

J. Wilson 537.36 M. E. Wilson ' 348. 58 J.C.Wilson 785.85 William Wilson J, 173. 05 Chas. T. Wilson 57. 15 Ellen B. Quayle

; 139. 81 H.D.Young 1,2.56.50 E. Young .1 150.45 W. L. Young 350. 15 Eobt. K. Youngblood 55. 00 E. W. Young 3.85 Bertha L. Zeigler 631.17 Geo. Zimmerman 8'J4. 00 H. Zucker i 580.40

S. Mis. 25 7