49th Congeess, ) SEXATE. ^ Mis. Doc,

15/ Sessiion. S ) ^o. 62.

ANXDAL REPORT

PUBLIC PEINTEE,

SHOWING THE CONDITION OF

THE PUBLIC FEINTING. BINDING. ETC..

FOR THE

FISCAL YEAR EXDIXG JUXE 30, ISSo

WASHI]S^GTO.yv;:

GOV E R N ME N T P R I N T I N teh F F I C E,

18SG.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Office of the Public Printer,

Washington^ December 24, 1885. Sir: I have the honor to transmit to Congress, through you, the

annua] report of this office for the fiscal 3'ear ending June 30, 1885.

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

S. P. ROUls^DS,

PuMic Frinter.

Hon. John Sherman,

President of the Senate pro tempore.

The Public Printer is required by law to report directly to Congress,

and is not connected with any of the Executive Departments of the

Government. Printing is done for the various Departments on requisition, but the Public Printer is more closely identified with Congress.

He is charged with publishing the Congressional Record and with exe- cuting orders for all printing required by both Houses.

I have the honor to report the condition, the amount and cost of the

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

and cost of all paper ]3urchased for the same ) a statement of the contracts entered into for the purchase of paper; all payments made during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, including those for material and

labor for the Congressional Record,- the amount of work ordered and

done, with a general classification thereof, for each Dej)artment ; the

number of persons employed in the (xovernment Printing Office, and

the time each has been employed upon work chargeable to the several

appropriations, and the amount received.

The law also provides that the Public Printer shall report ''such fur- ther information touching all matters connected with the Printing Office as may be in his possession."

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lu my reports heretofore I have called attention at length to several

imf)ortant matters in connection with the economical management of the

Government Printing Ofitice, and, with the additional experience of

another year, some further suggestions are made.

THE CONaHESSIONAL RECORD.

The Public Printer is directed, under the joint resolution of Congress

api^roved June 20, 1874, to keep a separate account of all expenditnres

for printing, mailing, and binding the Congressional Eecord, &c., and

publish the amounts thus yearly expended in his annual reports. This

information is given in Table No. 6. The Record for the second session

of the Forty-eighth Congress, including Index, made four volumes,

comprising 3,048 pages. The number of copies of each volume printed

and bound was 6,900, aggregating 27,600 volumes. These have been

disposed of as shown by Table 19. 'Not unfrequently at the close of the session it requires one, two, or three issues of the Eecord to publish speeches held for revision. These

could be printed in one issue if members were to file them with the Public

Printer within five days after adjournment. I renew my suggestion of

last year that, after such adjournment, revised speeches be transmitted

through the President of the Senate or proper officer of the House, re- spectively, as at present the Public Printer has no discretion, and must

print, as the permanent record of Congress, any matter that maybe filed by a member withholding his speech for revision. This question is one

that should be determined by Congress, and the Public Printer should

have some protection in the premises. Otherwise objectionable matter

may appear in the permanent Record, the discussion of which never

took place on the floors of Congress. Under the present custom (leave

to print), which in my judgment is objectionable, ex-members have the

privilege of printing in the bound Records such matter as the^^ may

choose, after they cease to be responsible to the House, and the latter has adjourned sine die. Since tlie adjournment of the last Congress I have purchased one of

the latest improved fast web presses, calculated especiall}" for printing

the Record; also with a view of printing document work (during

the recesses), the press facilities fordoing which have been and are now inadequate. The new press will print and fold' the whole daily

edition of the Record within one hour. This work was formerly printed on drum-cylinder presses, with a capacity not exceeding 1,000 per hour.

This press will add very materially to the facilities of the office, and en- able the Public Printer to meet the wants of Congress in a much shorter

space of time. Besides this, the addition of the Record press will relieve a number of presses for current document work.

CENSUS WORK.

During^the year the census work completed amounted to $104,117.15.

The legislation of the last Congress, by which the Census Office proper was closed and the work transferred to the Interior Department, has
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delayed iii a measure the publication of the remainiug volumes. This

office has been prepared at all times to promx)tly execute its portion of

the work. There are at this date several hundred pages of matter in

type awaiting further action of the Census Bureau. Of the census appropriation for printing there was available June 30, 1885, $145,599.48, with

several volumes partialh' completed, the expense of which will reduce

the above balance.

LITHOGRAPHIX& AND ENG-RAVINa.

As is shown by the tabular statement, the amount expended for lithographing and engraving Is $5,000 less than for the previous year. The experience of the past shows conclusively that it is not as a rule

for the best interests of the Government to award this class of work

to those who may submit the lowest bid. Where lithographing and

engraviug has been given to firms without sufficient plant, it has invariably resulted in delay and inferior work. The larger my experience,

the more firmly convinced I become that a wise discretion must be

exercised in awarding these contracts, either by the Joint Committee

on Printing or the Public Printer, otherwise the standard will be lowered, inferior work executed, and the scientific publications, especially,

will lose much of their value and become anything but a credit to the

Government. A iDoor engraving is worse than none. REBELLION RECORD.

This office was authorized to sell volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 of the Eebellion Record. Volume 6 and subsequent volumes arc to be sold by the

honorable Secretary of War. Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 are out of print.

The stereotype plates are in possession of this office, and, in order that

the public may obtain complete sets, I again recommend that authority be given to princ 2,000 coi^ies of each volume for sale, under the

law. There are frequent applications for the early volumes; and in

order to meet the demand of the public, it is hoped that Congress will

authorize the publication of the five volumes referred to. The expense

will be small, and the receipts from the sale of these documents will eventually reimburse the Government for any expenditure in this direction. The prices at which theses volumes were sold originally were : Vol- ume 1, $0.75; volume 2, $1; volume 3, $0.75; volume 4. $1; volume

5, 81. SCIENTIFIC WORK.

During the past eighteen months this office has brought its press- work up to such a high state of perfection on cut- work for the scientific reports, such as the Geological Survey, Smithsonian, Fish Commissioti, &c., that it has resulted in a marked saving of expenditures.

These reports are sent to all parts of the globe, and receive many

favorable comments. Congress laid the foundation for this economical
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improvement by authorizing the Public Printer to purchase in open

market the machinery, material, and printing ink necessary for this class of work. Fine cut-work cannot be satisfactorily executed with

old machinery and poor materials.

CONTRACTS FOR PAPER.

The cost of paper of various grades for use of this office is between

$300,000 and. $400,000 per annum. In my report last year I stated that

"the system of contracting with the lowest bidder for paper is not, in

my judgment, the best method for obtainiug such supplies. Past ex- perience has shown that bids have been submitted much lower than

the cost of production, and the consequence is, in too many cases, that

there is throughout the year a contest between the office and the contractor as to the proper grade and quality."

Since that time the paiDcr department has received special attention,

with a view to reorganization and a more thorough and practical method

of transacting the business. In following up the suggestion last year

that " bids had been submitted much lower than the cost of production,'' I ascertained that some contractors had not been accustomed to pay much attention to the samples adopted by the Joint Committee on

Printing ; that in many cases, as a necessary consequence, inferior paper was furnished, trusting to the urgent necessities of the office, or a want

of proper inspection, to pass it. The details of the new regulations

adopted need not be here given. Suffice it to say, that the original

samples were tested, and the tensile strength registered upon each.

Samples of each delivery are tested in the same manner, and comparisons made in all important particulars with the original sample. I ap- pointed a paper commission, composed of the superintendent of i^aper,

the foreman of printing, the foreman of binding-, and the foreman of the

press-room, whose duty it is to pass upon every lot of paper, and report

the facts to the Public Printer for final action.

The result has been more satisfactory. A number of rejections have

been made, but the Public Printer has endeavored to be strictly fair and impartial, and most of the contractors have met the regulations in

the proper spirit and fulfilled the requirements of their contracts.

It is safe to say tha t in the future, contractors will closely examine the

samples upon which they bid; and if th*e same rules and regulations as

to inspection are observed, the standard of papers adopted by the Joint

Committee on Printing will be maintained, and those who bid upon a

fixed grade will be protected in their action to the extent that inferior

grades will not be accepted.

In the improvements made during my administration of this office there are none which, in my judgment, will have better results. The

inspection calls in the best judgment of some of the most efficient offi- cers in the department, whose action is finally passed upon by the Public Printer. When the magnitude of the exi)enditure for paper is taken
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into consideration the necessity for close and impartial inspection and

constant attention is clearly apparent.

In awarding contracts it is not for tlie best interests of the Government to accept proposals from contractors who have furnished inferior

paper or from those who are without the necessary plant to furnish the

quantity required. The embarrassment of the office is quite as great

from one cause as the other. At the same time, if the Committee on

Printing would award the contracts to the lowest bidder for the best

interests of the Government, taking into consideration the plant and

ability to supply the paper promptly, and the official record as to the

shipment of inferior paper on previous contracts, many of the delays

and annoyances in executing the public printing would doubtless be

avoided.

REDUCTION OF ESTIMATES.

A reduction of $339,000 in estimates was shown in my last annual re- port. This was largely the result of certain improvements (the particulars

of which were then given), and it was suggested that in the following year

the same policy would result in a continued reduction of the expense of

public printing, although the quantity depended upon the action of Congress. A still further reduction of about $242,000 has been made for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1887. The estimates for the three years

' past were as follows

:

Fiscal year ending June 30, 1885 $3, 014, 658 71

Fiscal year ending June 30, 1886 ^. . 2, 676, 107 62

Fiscal year ending June 30, 1887 . 2, 434, 653 68

It will be observed that a marked reduction in the amount Congress

has been called upon to i^rovide has been made during the past three

years, although there has been a constant increase in the quantity of

printing ordered.

RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF WASTE PAPER, ETC.

During the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, there was received from

sales of documents. Records, waste paper, gold sweepings, &c., the sum

of $103,621.74, which has been deposited in the Treasury. / APPROPRIATIOIS^S.

The amount appropriated should depend somewhat upon the length

of the session of Congress. During what is known as the long session more money is required, as the expenditures are necessarily larger. The

following appropriations will indicate what has been heretofore pro- vided : For 1883, short session $2, 377, 650

For 1884, long session 2, 500, 000

For 1885, short session 2, 250, 000

For 1886, long session 2, 250, 000
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It will be observ^ed that Congress at its last session made the smallest

appropriation in several years, notwithstanding that the annual in- crease of printing only keeps pace with the growth of the country and

the increased business of all Departments of tlie Government, and the

further fact that the first session of the 49th Congress will be a long

one. As heretofore stated, I have never asked for an appropriation to meet a deficiency, but have always continued in full operation all de- partments throughout the year. Anxious to maintain that record, I sent the following to the Senate Committee on Appropriations

:

Office of Public Printer,

Washington, B. C, March 3, 1885. Hon. W. B. Allison,

Chairman Committee on A;ppropriations, U. S. Senate : Dear Sir: Please let me urge the committee to insist upon the

$2,500,000 appropriation. If less is appropriated for the long session,

in my judgment a deficiency will be necessary. There is plenty of work

to be -done.

I have never asked for a deficiency, and if the Senate will insist upon

its amendments the good record I have endeavored to make will not be

broken the coming year. Yery respectfully,

S. P. Rounds,

Fuhlic Printer.

The House had previously passed the appropriation bill with a reduction of $500,000 as compared with the long session. It occurs to me that

the better way would be for Congress to place a check upon its orders for printing (if there is a desire to reduce the expense of printing), rather

than to make the orders and then neglect to provide sufficient funds

to enable the Public Printer to execute them.

It is yet too early in the new fiscal year to determine as to the necessity^ for an appropriation to meet a deficiency, but I am still of the

opinion that the position then taken was correct, and that such action

may be necessary. The Public Printer cannot be expected to keep a

force day and night to deliver the large quantity of printing for Congress and issue the daily Congressional Record with an expenditure no

larger than is necessary when Congress is not in session and none of

these reauiremeuts are made upon him. The greatest care and utmost

economy has been observed and will be maintained, and it is hoped

that it will not be necessary to ask for a deficiency bill, but I deem it my duty to present the facts in my annual report to Congress.

EMPLOYES.

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

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

quarters of the fiscal year was as follows

:

Number of employes September 30, 1884 2, 099

Number of employes December 31, 1884 2, 223

Number of employes March 31, 1885 2, 223

Number of employes June 30, 1885 2, 255
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Of this Dumber about 800 are females, and 1,500 are males. The office requires 200 laborers, and the remainder of the force consists almost entirely (aside from the folding and sewing departments) of those who have

served a regular apprenticeship, and are thoroughly experienced and

skilled in their respective trades. The principal expenditure of the office

is for labor, and with an average pay-roll of about $5,700 x)er day it is important that the highest efficiency be maintained among the employes,

^he Government Printing Office is an immense workshop, and in order to" be successful the standard required of its employes should only be skill and efficiency. Their tenure should not depend upon Congressional or other influence, and as long as they render faithful service they should

be protected by law. Their usefulness must be impaired if they are con- stantly disturbed with the thought that they are subject to furlough or discharge without cause. There is nothing between them and such

a fate but careful, personal supervision of the multitudinous details

necessary to provide material with which to keep all employed, and a

Public Printer able to withstand the constant i)ressure for position. The

law not only lodges all the appointments with the Public Printer, but

the expenditure of over $2,500,000 every year is in his hands.

In the interest of the Government, the present Public Printer has

always endeavored to protect the employes fully in their tenure j he has

also adopted such regulations as he could to relieve the office of the pres- sure for place; but that system which takes so much of the time which

should be given to the practical details of the important work committed

to his charge is wrong, and should be remedied by Congress. Such

action would be commendable, and would result in a better public

service.

LEAVES OF ABSENCE.

I desire again to renew my recommendation for fifteen days' leave

of absence annually for the employes of the Government Printing

Office. In speaking upon this subject in previous reports, I said

:

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

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

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

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

absence. A more faithful and devoted class of employes cannot be

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

made for them in the direction indicated."

A bill making a specific appropriation for this purpose (as was done

in the case of the letter-carriers of the Post-Office Department) would

be an act of justice to those who work more hours for less pay than

any other class of Government employes. When unfortunately stricken

down by sickness their pay at once ceases, while in almost every other

branch of the Government under such circumstances employes continue
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to draw their pay. The prompt, efficient, and faithful work of this office advances legislation in a very gratifying degree; and those who,

during the session, work extra hours, at the risk of health, and sacrifice of hours that belong to home duties, should receive some recognition that will at least be a step in the direction of justice as between

the different classes of Government employes.

Believing that such a deserved and just law would be recognized by

a still more efficient service, and, above all, on account of the equity in

the request, I earnestly recommend that a special appropriation of

$90,000 be made for the purpose of granting the employes of this office fifteen days' leave with pay. This recommendation is made in lieu of any proposed legislation for leave on account of sickness, as it is believed that furloughs granted on that account might result in much

abuse of the privilege. Under all the circumstances, in my judgment,

fifteen days' annual leave will be more satisfactory. This will be but

one-half the time allowed in the various Executive Departments, and I hope this recommendation, so often urged, will be regarded as reasonable, and result in favorable action.

ADDITIONAL ROOM.

The attention of Congress has been repeatedly called to the urgent

necessity for additional storage room, not only as a measure of safety,

but as imperatively required for the proper execution of the work. In

document work hundreds of tons ot* folded sheets are subjected to hydraulic i)ressure, tied up, and removed to a leased store room, fully half a mile away. When necessary to collate and bind the books these

packages must be hauled back to the main office, involving much additional expense and loss on account of frequent handling and exposure.

It cannot be questioned that the expense of the public printing could be

materially reduced if a building were provided specially adapted to the

wants of the service.

The store-room now leased is entirely too small, and besides it is in- convenient and expensive to be comi^elled to constantly haul this large

quantity of material back and forth. I venture to say that the loss already incurred from such handling would go far towards providing the

necessary building, and it is constantly increasing. Another special

appropriation for this purpose will be required early in the session.

The honorable Secretary of the Interior says, in his annual report: " In the Act of March 3, 1885 (sundry civil appropriation act), an ap- propriation of $15,000 was made

" 'To enable the Public Printer, with the approval of the Secretary of

the Interior, to purchase a site in the vicinity of the Public Printing

Office, and to erect thereon a store-house for, the reception of certain

material connected with the Public Printing Office. * * * the store- house to be erected under the supervision of the Architect of the United

States Capitol ; the cost of the site and the building not to exceed the sum herein appropriated, which may be available from the passage of

this act.'
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'•'The Public Printer submitted for mv approval a proposition for the

purchase of a .site in the rear of the Printing Office, fronting 54 feet on G street, with a depth of 175^ feet, which he considered the most con- venient for the purpose and for which the iDresent owners demanded

$8,327.60. Plans, prepared b}^ the Architect of the Capitol, were also submitted for a building of the dimensions of the lot and one story in

height to cost 86.600. The Public Printer stated, however, that this building would not provide sufficient relief from the overcrowded condition of the Printing Office. As the appropriation did not seem to be

adequate to the purpose intended by Congress, and in view of the ex- press requiremeut of the appropriation act that the cost of the site and

the building should not exceed the sum appropriated, I have felt con- strained to withhold my approval, awaiting further action of Congress

in the matter." Hence, nothing has been done towards the new building. The rea- sons heretofore given are more urgent now than at any previous time,

and impel me to urge that a special act be passed appropriating at least $50,000 for the purpose.

CONGRESSIONAL WORK.

While care has been exercised to limit and place within reasonable

bounds the amount of printing for the various Executive Departments, no such limitations or safeguards are thrown around printing for Congress. In my opinion thousands of dollars might be saved annually if each House designated a competent practical printer to supervise the

printing and edit the copy, with power to strike out superfluous matter, and confine the quantity to the actual needs of the Senate or House

respectively^ Kot unfrequently both the Senate and House will order

the same document printed. As copies of all documents and bills are delivered to the Senate and House of Eepresentatives, such duplication is unnecessary and should be corrected. When a document has

once been printed the second order is not executed.

During the first session of the Forty-eighth Congress, from the 1st to the 7th day of July, 1884, there were ordered printed for the Senate 206

bills aud joint resolutions, 7 executive documents, 12 miscellaneous documents, and 81 reports of committees. For the House there were or- dered printed 180 bills and joint resolutions, 5 executive documents, 16

miscellaneous documents, and 132 reports of committees.

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

ordered printed for the Senate 1,499 bills and joint resolutions, 106 ex- ecutive documents, 72 miscellaneous documents, 677 reports of committees, 18 resolutions, and 32 confidential documents. For the House

there were ordered printed 1,177 bills and joint resolutions, 269 executive documents, 42 miscellaneous documents, 531 reports of committees,

and 24 resolutions.

During the special session of the Senate of the Forty-ninth Congress
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there were ordered priuted 2 executive documeuts, 25 miscellaneous

documeDts, and 1 committee report.

LAWS RELATING- TO PRlNTINa.

Many of the laws relating to the public printing were passed before

the establishment of the Government Printing Office. These acts should

be repealed, others amended, and a new code adopted for the proper

discharge of the trust committed to the care of the Public Printer.

Important questions frequently arise, which are now left to his dis- cretion without providing a method by which he can obtain legal advice.

There should be a statute regulating all these matters, and. it is hoped

Congress will revise the various laws relating to the public printing

and binding.

IMPROVEMENTS.

Some of the more prominent improvements made in the past three

years are : Fixed pay days for all the employes, and regulations calculated to reduce to the minimum any loss of time during the three pay-days in

each month.

Eegulations which abolished deficienc}^ bills, filled empty warehouses,

and prevented long furloughs and necessary suspension of work.

Substitution, so far as possible from regular ai)propriations, of

modern machinery of largely increased capacity for such as was slow,

old-fashioned, and badly worn, thereby largely increasing the product

of the office, at no greater operating expense. The estimated saving on press- work the first year after the change was $78,000.

Requiring an estimate in writing for all lithographing and engraving, under the limit, which estimate is examined and approved by the

Public Printer before an order is given for the execution of work.

Written contracts, with sufiicient bonds, for all work exceeding the

limit. A more comprehensive system of accounts, whereby a perfect rec- ord is made of every transaction. By opening new books and adopting an improved system of auditing, checks, and counter-checks, there is not a single transaction that is not fully shown, and there is a voucher

for every item. These books, vouchers, and accounts, speak for themselves, and have at all times been open to the inspection of Congress or others interested.

A new fire apparatus has been provided, ^^ew fire-escapes have

been put in, and means furnished whereby the employes can speedily

and safely leave the building in an emergency. 'New floors have been

laid and the buildings generall}- put in good condition ; new waterclosets have been built throughout, and strict sanitary rules enforced

all of which have added very materiall^^ to the general health of the employes of the office.
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Changing from day-work to piece-work, as far as possible, so that

employes receive, pay only for work clone. This action effected a saving

of $20,000 in one small department the first year. A new web press has been pat in, which will result in the prompt

printing of the Agricultural Report. The last edition numbered 400,000

copies.

A new web press has been purchased for the Record out of savings

from the regular appropriation. This press will print and fold the

complete edition within one hour, and takes the place of a number of

drum-cylinder presses, and saves the labor of those formerly running

these presses and folding the sheets.

An immense quantity (150,000 volumes) of unfinislied work has been

completed in addition to the usual current work, the particulars of

which can be found in the annual reports. This work had been accu- mulating for years. A marked change as to the inspection and acceptance of paper, which

is calculated to bring the various papers up to the proper standard.

Large reduction of estimates, by reason of improvements made, which

will be more marked in the future, uuless the volume of work is increased.

Introduction of electric lights, making quite a saving in expense for gas, and producing a far superior light.

Current work for Departments is delivered with promptness. Where

delays have occurred they were caused by the failure of the contractor

to furnish the paper necessary for the work.

A commission has been appointed to examine lithographic work,

whose duty it is to see that it is equal to the proofs previously submitted to and approved by the heads of Bureaus interested.

A large number of improvements have been made, of a minor

character, which have suggested themselves to the eye of a practical

printer, each small in itself, but quite large in the aggregate, and

tending to a more economical management.

CONFIDENTIAL PRINTING, CONCLUSION, ETC.

More confidential work 'was done during the year than at any pre- vious time within the history of the office, and there was not a single

complaint of premature publication. In concluding the report which gives in detail the business of this

office during the third year of my administration, I feel that acknowledgments should be made to my own immediate assistants, the Chief

Clerk, Foreman of Printing, and Foreman of Binding, together with

others filling positions of responsibility, all of whom aided by the earnest and faithful work of the employes at large, have made possible the improvements in the office and in the system of doing its business, as well

as the favorable record it enjoys.

It is also both just and true to say that in a life-long and extensive

prosecution of the printing and binding business, I have never yet seen
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in any body of employes so high an average of skill or a greater devotion to a faithful and thorough discharge of their duties, and which is certainly not excelled, if equaled, by any other body of Government

employes.

I cannot, in a report, speak of the reforms inaugurated, calculated

to more thoroughly systematize the business, which at best is vexatious and almost unlimited in its details. Suffice it to say, that the

office has a reputation with those whose duty it is to examine the ac- counts that is second to none in the Government. These accounts, ag- gregating over ten million dollars since my induction into office, have

been audited, examined, and apjDroved by the proper accounting-offi- cers of the Treasury, without an error, or the withholding of a single one because it was not a proper lawful expenditure. The foregoing fig- ures and facts make up a record highly creditable to the clerical force,

and which I take pleasure in laying before Congress.

S. P. EOUNDS,

Public Printer.
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The tabular statements accompanying this report are represented in

the following ord,er

:

Page. No. ]. Showingtliedocumeutsprintedby authority of law or by order of eitlier House of Congress, the approximate cost of printing; and binding

tliem, and the manner in which they were distributed 16

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

the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government 32

3. Showing the disbursements on account of Salaries and Contingent Expenses in the Office of the Public Printer 32

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

Binding 32

5. Showing the disbursements on account of Paper for the Public Printing 44

6. Showing the disbursements on account of the Congressional Record.. 48

7. Showing the disbursements on account of Lithographing and Engraving 50

8. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report (1883) of Commissioner of Agriculture 56

9. Showing the disbursements on account of Printing Annual Report (1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture 56

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

Census 57

11. Showing the disbursements on account of Removal and Storage of cer- tain property, Government Printing Office 58

12. Showing the disbursements on account of Repairs, Government Print- ing Office, 1884 58

13. Showing a recapitulation of the actual expenditures on account of

printing, binding, &c., and the appropriations out of which they were made 58

14. Showing the persons with whom contracts were entered into (by di- rection of Joint Coniimittee on Printing") for supplying paper from

March 1, 1884, to February 28, 1885 59

15. Showing the allotments and the approximate cost of work executed for the various Executive Departments 63

16. Showing the amount of work executed during the year 64

17. Showing disbursements during the years 1863 to 1885, inclusive 66

18. Showing the condition of the appropriations 68

19. Showing the number and distribution of bound volumes of Congressional Record, second session Forty-eighth Congress 69

20. Showing the number of persons employed in the Public Printing and

Binding (except those on the Congressional Record), the length of time each was employed, and the amount earned by each 70

21. Showing the number of persons employed on the Congressional Record, with the length of time each has been employed, and the amount

earned by each 89

22. Showing the number of persons employed in Printing Annual Report

(1883) of Commissioner of Agriculture, the length of time each was

employed, and the amount earned by each 94

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No. 1.

Statement showing the estimaied cost of printing, binding, —Coiitinned. WORK ORDERED BY CONGRESS IN HAND JUNE 30, 1885, WITH AN ESTIMATE OF THE

COST THEREOF.

Title. Acts of ContineBtal Congress Husbandry of the Angora Goat - Medical and Surgical History of tlie Eebellion, vol. 1, part 3 Treaties and Conventions

Contributions to Xorth American Ethnologj', vol. 2, in two parts Contributions to Xortb American Etlmology, vol. 6 Contributions to ^forth American Etlmology, vol. 7 Contributions to North American Etlmology, vol. 8 Contributions to iSTorth American Ethnology, vol. 9 Contributions to IN'orth American Ethnology, vol. 10 Final Report Geological and GeogTaphical Survey, vol. 4, Hayden

Final Eeport Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 13, Hayden...

Final Eeport Geological and Geographical Survey, vol. 14, Hayden

TT. S. Geological Survey Monograph, vol. 2, C. E. Dutton

TJ. S. Geological Survey Monograph, vol. 9. E. P. Witfield U. S. Geological Survey Monograph, vol. 10, O. C. Marsh

XJ. S. Geological Survey Monograph, vol. 11, T. C. Eussell

IT. S. Geological Survey Monograph, vol. 12, S. F. Emmons » Fifth Annual Eeport of the IT. S. Geological Survey

Sixth Annual Eeport of the TJ. S. Geological Survey

Seventh Annual Eeport of the TJ. S. Geological Survey .*. ,. Third Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology Fourth Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology ... Fifth Annual Eeport of the Director of theBuieau of Ethnology

Sixth Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology

Seventh Annual Eeport of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology .

.

Fourth Eeport Entomological Commission

Orange-Tree Culture Economic Entomology ' Eeport on Fish and Fisheries, 1883 Eeport on Fish and Fisheries, 1884 Eeport on Fish and Fisheries, 1885 History of Food Fishes and Fi-sheries of the United Siates, in 6 parts. Araericau Ephemeris and Xautical Almanac

Astronomical and Meteorological Observations, 1882 Eeport of the Smithsonian Institution, 1884 Decisions of First Comptroller of the Treasury, vol. 6 Eeport of the Superintendent of the Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1884. Eeport of the Commissioner of Education, 1883-'84 Eeport of the National Board of Health. 1881 Eulogies on the late Hon. H. B. Anthony

Eulogies on the late Hon. Wm. A. Duncan

Eulogies on the late Hon. John H. Evins

Senate Eeport on Labor and Capital, 4 vols Third International Geographical Congress at Venice

Lieutenant Schwatka's Eeport on Alaska

Lieutenant Eay's Eeport of Expedition to Point Barrow

Descriptive Catalogue of Government Publications

Eebellion Eecords (under Secretary of War), 15 vols., 11,900 each

First Annual Eeport Bureau of Animal Industry Second Annual Eeport Bureau of Animal Industry

Agiicultural Eeport, 1885 Eeportsof the Tenth Census

Number of Estimated

copies. cost.

5, 000

10, 000

10, 000 11,400

4, 900

7, 900

7, 900

7, 900

7, 900

7, 900

6, 100

6, 100

6, 100

1, 900

4, 900

4, 900

4, 900

4, 900

20, 400

20, 400

20, 400

16, 900

17, 400

17, 400

17, 400

17, 400

31, 900

6, 900

2, 900

11, 900

11, 900

12, 900

11, 900

3, 400

3, 900

17, 960

9, 417

4, 900

39. 900

1, 000

13, 900

14, 400

14, 400

25, 000

5, 400

5, 400

3, 900

9, 000

178, 500

51, 900

51, 900

310, 000

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4, 800 00

1, 350 00

12, 000 00

12, 000 00

13, 000 00

55, 000 00

4, 500 00

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12, 000 00

10, 000 00 11,000 00

34, 500 00 1,650 00

4, 000 00

3, 750 00

3, 750 00

50, 000 00

9, 000 00

8, 350 00

9, 580 00

24, 750 00

114, 600 00 31,000 00

25, 825 00

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1, 122, 777 11, 346, 219 48 Note.—A large amount of work has been done on the above during the year,

nntil completed.

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

blank books, binding, ruling, ^c., for the Executive and Judicial Departments of the Government during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.

Department.

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Total of printing

1 and paper.

Blank

books, binding, ruling, &c.

1 Aggregate

of printing, paper, and

binding.

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246, 834 38 41, 378 33 288, 212 71 73, 871 46 362, 084 17 Treasury 106, 978 93 35, 056 64 144, 035 57 104. 113 62 248, 149 19 Post-Office 53, 709 07 58, 739 41 112, 448 48 56, 763 94 169, 212 42

14, 049 37 5, 402 12 19, 451 49 3, 352 00 22, 803 49 State 4, 060 24 2, 132 28 *6, 192 52 7, 566 58 13, 759 10

4, 673 13 601 98 5, 275 11 3, 404 11 8, 679 22 Supreme Court of the United States 2, 120 50 20 30 2, 140 80 643 24 2, 784 04 Supreme Court of District of Columbia

.

902 90 50 40 953 30 16 92 970 22 Court of Claims 12, 286 15 146 84 12, 432 99 310 89 12, 743 88 Library of Congress 212 89 76 53 289 42 10, 836 69 11, 126 11 National Board of Health 20 50 8 30 28 80 8 70 37 50

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7" *Includes $1,355.20 for books and blanks for Congressional Record. No. 3.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of salaries and

contingent expenses in the office of the PuUic Printer during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885:

Salary of Public Printer $4, 500 00 Salary of Chief Clerk 2, 400 00 Salary of four clerks, at |1,800 eacli 7,200 00 Salary of clerk 1 , 200 00 $15,300 00 Contiugent expenses of the office 2,663 77 Total 17,963 77

Xo. 4.

Statement shoioing the disbursements on account of the Public

Printing and Bi7iding [except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1885.

Pay of employes

:

July (earned in June) |120, 940 08 August (earned in July) 142, 774 73 September (earned in August) 118, 779 31 October (earned in September) • 116,506 74 November (earned in October) 121, 099 04 December (earned in November) 119, 982 26 January (earned in December) 132, 538 33 February (earned in January) 137, 219 01 Carried forward 1, 009, 839 50
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Brought forTvard $l,009,b39 50 March (earned in Fehraary) 126, 103 45 April (earned in March) ^ 121, 466 53 May (earned in April) 129, 819 50 June (earned in May) 131,833 32

$1, 519, 062 30 Improvements and repairs to building:

Plumbing and gas-fitting 1, 175 96 Repairs 2,015 08 Lumber 2, 595 04 Glass 76 32

Paint. &c 387 07 Awnings, curtains, &c 153 15 Window ventilators 500 00 Machinery, tools, implements, &c

:

1 stereotyping perfecting-press, I wetting-machine, 1 curved

casting-mold, 1 curved beveling-machine and saw table,

1 finishing-block, 1 shaving-machine, 1 crane 25, 000^00

2 i.rinting-presses, at $4,000 8, 000 00 2 printing-presses, at $2,650 5, 300 00

1 printing-press 6, 000 00 Fixtures to presses 295 25

1 backing-machine 450 00

1 backing-machine , 750 00 Fixtures to backing-machines 55 50

3 numbe-ring-machiues, at $600 1,800 00

2 numbering-niachines, at $175 350 00

1 numbering-machine , 32 00 2 steel nurabering-heads, at $75 i 150 00

I Gill hot-rolling machine 2,250 00

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1 skiving-machine 800 00 Fixtures to skiving-machine ' 6 00

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1 case binding-machine 75 00

2 embossing-presses, at ^850 1,700 00

I embossing-press 1,000 00

1 proof-i)ress and stand 49 50

1 cutting-machine 450 00 Fixtures to cutting-machines 121 50 2 cutting-knives, at §25 50 00

2 cutting-knives, at $22 44 00

2 cutting-knives, at $20.50 41 00

4 cutting-knives, at $17 68 00

24 cutting-knives, at $10.50 252 00

11 cutting-knives, at $9.50 104 .50 2 cutting-knives, at $6 12 00

1 cutting-knife 19 85

1 17-inch shaver-knife 12 00

2 angle-knives, at $11 22 00

17 pairs circular cutters 126 00 2 dozen cutter-woods, at $3 6 00

6, 892 62

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3 sewing-machines, at $1,200 Fixtures to sewing-machines

2 roller- molds, at $5

12 finishing-presses, at $2.50

1 wooden frame for i)aring-machine Fixtures to calendering-machine

Fixtures to drying-jnachine

1 rotary lead lap 2 adjustable body molds, at $45

1 plate casting-box and 2 sets of gauges

1 stereotype and electrotype saw-table and steel fixtures..

1 hydraulic pressing- machine and pumps

Fixtures to pressing-machines

5,* '00 patent releasable clips, at 7 cents

7,500 octavo press-boards, at $73.33 per 1,000 5,000 quarto press-boards, at $106.67 per 1,000 5,000 special press-b >ards, at $100 per 1,000

1 steam-guard folding-machine

Fixtures to folding-machines

2,187 pounds rope, for jjressing-machines, at IH cents

2,821 pounds rope, for pressing-machines, at 10 cents

1 pamphlet wire stitching-machine Fixtures to stitching-machines

222-1 pounds iron castings, at 5 cents 300 feet belting, at 4 cents

13 feet belting, at 8 cents 75 feet belting, at 10 cents 90 feet belting, at 12 cents

150 feet belting, at 13 cents 300 feet belting, at 16 cents

.SOli feet belting, at I6i cents ^

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150 feet belting, at 44 cents

30 feet belting, at 46 cents 29 feet 2^ inches belting, at 69 cents

48 feet belting, at 81 cents

113 feet belting, at 91 cents 29 feet beltmg, at 58 cents 100 pounds cotton waste, at 10^ cents 990 pounds cotton waste, at 9.7 cents

752-1^^ pounds wire

66i pounds wire

lOOi pounds wire.

30 pounds wire

4.5f pounds lacing-leather

1 side lacing-leather

Grinding 14 rotary knives

i^oiler repairs - Furnace repairs

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1 knife-grinding machine 175 00

1 lead wheel for grinding-machine 20 00

1 grindstone , 4 25

2 dozen "bookbinders' hammers, at $13.75 27 50

9 bookbinders' hammers 10 50

66^ pounds packing 27 04

5 dozen plow-knives, at $12 60 00

36 dozen shoe-knives, at $2 72 00 Recutting 16 hand-tools, at |1 16 00

12 lettering pallets, at $11 132 00

12 lettering pallets, at $8 96 00

12 lettering pallets, at $7.50 90 00

12 lettering pallets, at $7 84 00

2 pallets, at $2.50 5 00 Altering 4 pallets, at $1.50 6 00

23 finishers' rolls, at $6 138 00

12 finishers' rolls, at $7 84 00

12 finishers' rolls, at $5.75 69 00

8 finishers' rolls, at $3 24 00

18 finishers' rolls, at $2.75 49 50

6 finishers' rolls, at $6.50 39 00 6 finishers' rolls, at |9.50 57 00 6 finishers' rolls, at $8 48 00

6 finishers' rolls, at $7.50 45 00

6 finishers' rolls, at $3.50 51 00

6 finishers' rolls, at $5.50 33 00

25 a*wls 9 00

10 wrenches 8 60

3 dozen dividers, at $9 27 00

2 pairs dividers , 1 00

6 boxes eyelets, at 87| cents 5 25

6 diamond rolls 27 00 6 fillet rolls, at $3 18 00

8 blank rolls, atJ5 40 00

1 cat- tooth roll 5 00

12 flat polishers, at $2.50 30 00

134 finishers' rubbers, at $1 134 00

100 sand-stones, at 25 cents ; 25 00

6 oil-stones 3 40

1 two-wheel truck 15 00

31 truck wheels, rubber-bound, at 13.75 116 25

24 truck wheels, rubber-bound, at $3.25 78 00

9 truck wheels, rubber-bound, $2.25 20 25 2 oil-tanks, at $8 16 00

7 dozen oilers, at $4 28 00

11 dozen oilers 6 50

2 oilers 5 00

1,000 lubricators, at 3 cents 30 00 400 lubricators, at 5 cents 20 00

24 lubricating cups, at 45 cents 10 80

24 lubricating cups, at 40 cents 9 60

36 double stands, with racks, at $4.50 162 00 6 finishers' stands, at $3 18 00 Carried forward 69, 374 90 1, 525, 954 92
36 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $69, 374 90 $1, 525, 954 92 6i dozen fitches .' 9 90

1 dozen paste-piggius 6 00

6 gas stoves, at $7 42 00

4 gas stoves, at $3 , 12 00 9| dozen sash-tools 34 55 2 dozen glue-pots, at $18 36 00

1 glue -pot ^ 1 25

1 glue-kettle 5 00

3 evaporating-pans, at |2 " 6 00

1 metal pot 11 20

12 burnishers, at |1.75 21 00 9 dozen trimmers, at $5 45 00

13 dozen folders, at |3 39 00

9 side-stamps 49 00 55 hand-stamps 62 50

10 pieces of lettering 10 50

1 alphabet roll 10 50 Recutting 42 hand-stamps 50 75

14 book saws 28 98

60 circular saws 120 32

6 sets circular saws, at |9 54 00 56 dozen files , 132 39

1 dozen screw-drivers 3 60

25 joint rods, at 75 cents 18 75

24 pair shears, at |2 48 00

16 feet brass fillet, at $1.25 20 00 • Shafting, pulleys, &c 1, 186 53

Iron, steel, tools, &c 752 91 Type, various kinds 5, 603 68

20,008 feet rule, at 6 cents 1, 200 48

1,000 feet rule, at 8 cents 80 00

2,000 feet rule, at 12 cents.. 240 00 500 feet rule, at 14 cents 70 00 150 feet rule, at 40 cents 60 00

12 chases 70 20

2 dozen mallets, at $2.40 4 80

4 dozen mallets, at $2.24 8 96

82 composing sticks 60 57 250 galleys, at $2.50 625 00

64 stereotype blocks, at $2.20 140 80 2 electrotyper's steel finishing blocks, at $70 140 00 48 hooks for stereotype blocks 6 48 48 steel pi u ions for stereotype blocks 10 80

1,100 feet blocking board, at 24.5 cents 269 51

5,040 sheets blue and white bonnet boards, at 4 cents 201 60

1 dozen brass ratchets 1 80 70 dozen patent steel quoins, at $2.50 175 00

154 keys, at 50 cents 77 00

3,500 quoins, at 30 cents per 100 10 50

1,100 quoins, at 6 cents per 100 6 60

2 sort cabinets, at $40 80 00

1 type case 15 00

69 pairs cases, at $1.60 110 40 Carried forward 81,461 71 1,525,954 92
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 37

Bronght forward \ 181, 461 71 $1, 525, 954 92

2 pairs cases . - . 1 60

5 cases, at 90 cents 4 50

21 brass cases, at $6.50 136 50

161 dozen lye-brashes, at 83.25 54 17 4f dozen pick-brusbes, at 81.90 9 03 oj^ dozen glue-briisbes, at $4.25 13 11

61^2 dozen giue-brusbes, at 16.70 40 76 6tV dozen glue-brusbes, at $14 85 16 61V dozen glne-brusbes, at $22.50 136 88

5 dozen dust-brusbes, at 84.50 22 50

2 dozen dust-brusbes, at $6 12 00

29 wbitewasb brushes 65 60

3 dozen marbler's brushes, at $3.50. 10 50 Miscellaneous brushes 106 88

42 dozen brooms, at $2.97 124 74

Chairs, stools, &c 153 50 . 2 clothes-wringers, at $6.50 13 00

1 clothes-wringer 8 50

1 water-cooler 18 00

1 water-cooler 6 25

3 water-coolers, at 815 45 00

5 dozen Challenge fire-extinguishers, at $12 60 00

12 lithograph stones, at $1.25 15 00 2 lithograph stones, at $1.50 3 00

1 letter-press 13 00

Electric-light plant, &c 17,113 00

Electric-light fixtures 1,215 58

Electric call-bells, &c 33 98

Electric clock 65 00

1 dynamo 425.00 Remaking dynamo. 100 00 Fixtures for dynamo 10 00 101,583 45 Material, &c. : 550 reams ledger cap, 19 pounds, at $3.021 200 reams ledger cap, 19 pounds, at $2,793 , 689 reams ledger cap, 19 pounds, at $2,432 663 reams ledger cap, 19 pounds, at $2.413 200 reams ledger cap, 16 pounds, at $2,544

100 reams ledger cap, 16 pounds, at $2,352 250 reams ledger medium, 38 pounds, at $6,042 650 reams ledger medium, 38 pounds, at $5.70 703 reams ledger medium, 38 pounds, at $4,826 202 reams ledger super royal, 57 pounds, at $9.12.. 295 reams ledger super royal, 57 pounds, at $8,322 . 256 reams ledger demy, 29 pounds, at $4,524 288 reams ledger demy, 29 pounds, at $3,712 .. 700 reams ledger demy, 29 pounds, at $4,263

1, 171 reams ledger demy, 29 pounds, at $3,683 212 reams ledger demy, 24 pounds, at $3,744 , 250 reams ledger demy, 24 pounds, at $3,528 25 reams ledger imperial, 57 pounds, at $11.52 75 reams ledger imperial, 75 pounds, at $11.40 Carried for ward 31,487 82 1,627,538 3'

$1,661 55

5.58 60 1,675 64 1,599 83 508 80 235 20

1,510 50

3, 705 00

3, 392 67 1,842 24

2, 4.54 99

1,158 14

1 069 04

2, 984 10 4,312 79 793 73 882 00 288 00 855 00
38 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward |31,487 82 |1, 627, 538 37 150 reama ledger double-cap, 48 pounds, at $7,056 ... 1, 058 40 150 reams ledger double-cap, 42 pounds, at |6.174 .. . 926 10 150 reams ledger double-cap, 38 pounds, at $5,586 ... 837 90 765|^§ reams ledger double-cap, 38 pounds, at $4.94 .... 3, 782 52

214 reams ledger double-cap, 32 pounds, at $4.16 890 24 400 reams ledger double-cap, 28 x^ounds, at $4,116 ... 1, 646 40

100 reams ledger double-demy, 75 pounds, at $13.125.. 1,312 50 320 reams ledger royal, 46 pounds, at $7.36 2, 355 20

150 reams ledger royal, 46 pounds, at $6.90 1, 0.35 00

31 reams ledger special, 30 pounds, at $4.80 148 80

71 reams ledger special, 30 pounds, at $3.90 276 90 210 reams ledger special, 31 pounds, at $4.03 846 30 140 reams ledger special, 27 pounds, at $3,888 544 32 reams ledger si^ecial, 24 pounds, at $3.12 2,440 43 70 reams ledger special, 23 pounds, at $3.312 231 84 140 reams manila, 100 pounds, at $8.90 1,246 00 100 reams manila, 50 pounds, at $4.59 459 00 371| reams manila, 50 pounds, at $4.47 1,660 60

50 reams hardware, at $3.92 196 00

10 reams blotting, at $12 120 00 40 reams French folio, at $1.40 56 00

10 reams bond, at $4.25 42 50

2 reams stereotype, at $13.60 27 20

50 reams comb-lining, at $10.39 519 50

30 reams comb-lining, at $9.74 292 20

70 reams comb-lining, at $9.69 678 30

30 reams marble, at $6.14 184 20 65 reams marble, at $6.09 395 85 20iU reams plaid, at $9 187 67 23fM reams plaid, at $8 189 98

5 reams copying, at $4.25 21 25

150 reams copying, at $1.15 172 50 100 reams copying, at $1.75 175 00 300 reams tissue, at $1.93 579 00 50 sheets white photo, board 2 59 733 pounds card middle, at 6^ cents 47 64

57, 073 65

327 00 487 50 1,016 00 309 50

1. 154 42 292 50 3,200 00 6,786 92 Russia leather, 1,031| feet, at 20 cents 206 35

35,043 feet, at 18 cents 6, 307 74 20f feet, at 16 cents 3 32

6, 517' 41

Title leather, 21 dozen, at $11.50 241 50 221 dozen, at $10.75 2,375 75

111 dozen, at $9.75 1, 082 25 3,699 50

Carried forward 1, 701, 615 85

Binding cloth, 50 pieces, at $6.54 75 pieces, at $6.50 160 pieces, at $6.35

50 pieces, at $6.19 197 pieces, at $5.86 50 pieces, at $5.85 800 pieces, at $4 . . .
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 39

Bronght forward - $1,701,615 85 Turkey morocco, ^ dozen, at |30.50 $5 08 3^ dozen, at |29 91 83 60| dozen, at $24. 10 1, 458 05 . 25 dozen, at $22.24 a 556 00 16U dozen, at $22.10 3,569 15 f dozen, at $16 12 00

10 dozen, at $30 300 00 5,992 11 Law-calf, 130 dozen, at $34.50 4, 485 00 275i dozeu, at $30 8,265 00 12,750 00 Red calf, 1 dozen 24 70 English calf, 12^ dozen, at $23 279 83 Law sheep, 244 dozen, at $11.50 „ 2, 806 00 l,650i dozeu, at $10. ' *. 16,505 00 50^ dozen, at $8 404 00 19,715 00 Roans, 31 dozen, at $8.75 271 25 20^ dozen, at $8.50 174 25

30 dozen, at $8. 45 253 5t) 90i dozeu, at $8.25 746 63 1,445 63

Skivers, 24 dozen, at $9.95 238 80 400| dozen, at $9.75 3, 904 88 250i dozen, at $8 2, 004 00 lOOi dozeu, at $6.75 678 38

.50 dozen, at $6 300 00

7, 126 06

Fleshers, 750^ dozeu, at $4.25 3, 189^162 Parchment, 20^ dozen, at $9 184 50 Cowhide buffing, 999 feet, at 9.2 cents 91 91 Gold leaf, 50 packs, at $6.49 324 50

1, 600 packs, at $6.40 10, 240 00 200 packs, at $5.50 1, 100 00

3 packs (edge-gold), at $7.75 23 25

400 packs (imitation), at $1.30 .520 00 12,207 75

Binders' hoards, 267, .500 pounds, at 4.8 cents 12, 840 00

.50, 000 pounds, at 3.5 cents 1, 750 00

45, 850 pounds, at 3.2 cents.

.

.'. 1, 467 20

45, 300 pounds, at 3 cents 1 , 359 00

72,8.50 pounds, at 2.7 cents 1,966 95

1, 500 pounds, at 2 cents 30 00

50, 000 pounds, at 1.9 cents 950 00 992 pounds, at 6 cents : .59 52 21,422 67 Thread, 100 pounds, at 94 cents 94 00

1, 650^ pounds, at 89 cents 1, 468 95

100 pounds, at 80 cents 80 00 106 pounds, at 79 cents 83 74 105 jiounds, at 73.5 cents 77 17 600 pounds, at 66.2 cents. 397 20

100 pounds, at 53.5 cents 53 .50 Carried forward 2,254 56 1,785,045 63
40 REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward |2, 254 56 |1, 785, 045 63 120 dozen spools, at |1.75 210 00 2,464 56 Twiue, 576 pounds, at 34 cents 195 84

1, 650i pounds, at 31 cents 511 65 264i pounds, at 17.4 cents 46 02 580 pounds, at 12 cents 69 60

567 pounds, at 11 cents 62 37 3,453 pounds, at 9.1 cents 314 22

1, 199 70 Page cord, 100 pounds, at 26 cents 26 00 500 pounds, at 24.1 cents 120 50

146 50 Cotton, 514 yards, at 20 cents 102 80

1, 285f yards, at 11.7 cents ^ 150 43 60 yards, at 11 cents 6 60

1, 341i yards, at 9f cents 130 78

3, 333f yards, at 5^ cents 183 36

3, 384f yards, at 5J cents 177 70 751 67 Glue, 23,220 pounds, at 13^ cents 3, 134 70 Crash, 5,075 yards, at 9.4 cents 477 05 Gingham, 40 yards, at 10 cents 4 00 Webbing, 20 pieces, at 50 cents 10 00 Cambric, 9 yards, at 7 cents 63

1,000 yards, at 6.4 cents 64 00 64 63

Silk braid, 1 piece 2 00 132 yards, at 9 cents 11 88

13 88 Gray super, 2, 000 yards, at 3.7 cents 74 00 5,960 yards, at 3.4 cents 202 64 276 64 Canvas, 213 yards, at 18.4 cents 39 19 1,500 yards, at 17 cents 255 00 294 19 Jeweler's cotton, 10 pounds, at $1.50 15 00 51^ pounds, at 49 cents 25 11 40 11 Crash for towels, 1,200 yards, at 11 cents 132 00 Flannel, 40 yards, at 75 cents 30 00 101 yards (Canton), at 15 cents 15 15 45 15 Manila bagging, 780 pouuds, at 5^ cents 42 90 Tarlatan, 11^ yards, at 20 cents 2 30 Printing-ink, 25 pounds, at $5 125 00 300 pounds, at $4 1, 200 00 410 pounds, at $3 1, 230 00

10 pounds, at $1.75 17 50

2, 492 pounds, at $1.50 3, 738 00 571 pounds, at $1.25 „ 713 75 270 pounds, at $1 270 00 598 pounds, at 80 cents . 478 40

1,683 pounds, at 60 cents 1, 009 80 Carried forward 8,782 45 1,794,145 61
^^EPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 41

Brought forward ' |8, 782 45 $1,

4,7*27 pounds, at 50 cents 2,363 50

1,460 pounds, at 40 cents 584 00

1,682 pounds, at 30 cents 504 60

10 pounds printer's varnish, at 20 cents . . 2 00

15 pounds bronze blue, at $2 30 00

Roller composition, 9,266 pounds, at 45 cents Glycerine, 913 pounds, at 25 cents 228 25

2i gallons 8 10

5 pounds, at 35 cents 1 75

5 pounds, at 34 cents 1 70

Potash, 4,421 pounds, at 4. 3 cents 190 10 30 pounds, at 7. 5 cents 2 25 Lubricating compound, 100 pounds, at 23 cents 23 00 76 pounds, at 20 cents 15 20

Boiler compound, 68 pounds, at 12 cents 8 16 102 pounds, at 11 cents 11 22 Stay binding, 4 dozen, at $2

Flour, 7 barrels, at |5.86 41 02

107 barrels, at $5 535 00 Beeswax, 66 pounds, at 41.5 cents 27 39 287 pounds, at 35i cents 101 89

Braid, 3,900 yards (alpaca), at 1.2 cents Head bands, 50 pieces, at 89 cents 44 50

40 pieces, at 80 cents .32 00

100 pieces, at 72 cents 72 00 250 pieces, at 62 cents 155 00

1.50 pieces, at 55 cents 82 50 Alcohol, 298^ gallons, at $2.248

Oils, 1,173 gallons sperm, at $51.20 1, 407 60 56^ gallons cylinder, at 65 cents 36 73 29 gallons* cylinder, at 60 cents 17 40

201 gallons electric, at 60 cents 120 60

31-^ gallons electric, at 65 cents 20 48

3 gallons neatsfoot 3 50

3 dozen olive, at 19.75 29 25

46 dozen sweet, at 77 cents 35 42

Sirup, 25 gallons, at 60 cents 15 00

25 gallons, at 50 cents 12 50 Benzine, 1,104| gallons, at 8.2 cents Soap, 6,653 pounds, at 5.9 cents 392 52

4 cakes carbolic, at 25 cents 1 00

2 bars castile, at 50 cents 1 00 2 dozen cakes, at $1.50 3 00 -

'94, 145 61

12,266 55 4,169 70

239 80

192 35

38 20

19 38

8 00

i6 02

129 28 46 80

386 00

671 04

1,670 98

27 50

90 54

397 52 Carried forward 1, 815, 075 27
42 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $1,815,075 27

Needles, 150 papers, at 6 cents |9 00 270 papers, at 10 cents 27 00

36 00 Pins - 6 10 Blankets, 27^ yards snper English back, at |5.75 158 12

1 pair army 4 50

162 62 Wax tapers, 20 dozen boxes, at $8 60 00 Stereotype metal, 105,323 pounds, at 9.1 cents 9,584 37 Lime, 7 barrels, at $1.10 18 70

Plaster-of-paris, 40 barrels, at $2.29 91 60

Tin, ],200 pounds, at 21 cents 252 00

Tin-foil, 300 pounds, at 24.4 cents 73 20 Antimony, 273 pounds, at 15.5 cents 42 32 Kaolin, 4 barrels, at $5.90 23 60

Potter's clay, 20 barrels, at $2.75 55 00

15 barrels, at $2 30 00

85 00 Sponge, 20 pounds, at $1.85 ' 37 00 126 pounds, at-$2.05 258 30

'

' 295 30 Lead, 70 pounds, black, at 65 cents 45 50

6,000 pounds, bar, at 49 cents 294 00 339 50 Iron filings, 1,286 pounds, at 10 cents 128 60

450 pounds, at 5 cents 22 50

151 10 Stereotype powder, 80 pounds, at 15 cents 12 00 Copper battery plates, 1,045 pounds, at 27^ cents 287 38 Emery, 605 pounds, at 5 cents 30 25 Earthen crocks, 16 dozen, at $1.49 23 84 Wire rope, 400 feet, at 10 cents 40 00 Rubber sheeting, 92 yards, at 54 cents 49 68 Sheet rubber, 5 pounds, at $3.25 16 25 Virgin rubber, 20^ pounds, at $1.50 " 30 75

Hall's patent safes, 2 751 75

Ice 1,339 94 Coal 3,267 56 Eggs 35 26 Vinegar 30 Gas 7,306 50 Sawdust.. 115 65 Washing towels, &c 1, 324 76 Telephone rent, &c 698 84 Telegraphing 60 02 Stationery 601 75 Boxing, cartage, and freight 1, 467 80 Preparing index, &c., for report of Board on behalf United States Executive Departments at International Exhibition, 1876 300 00 Miscellaneous items 1, 247 44 Dyes, gums, &c.: • Carmine, 1.50 ounces, at 34.4 cents 51 60 Chrome-yellow, 72 pounds, at 35 cents 25 20 Carried forward 1, 845, 394 20
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 43

Brought forward $1,845,394 20 Egg albumen, 300 pounds, at 55 cents 165 00 Blood albumen, 225 pounds, at 24 cents 54 00 Ultramarine blue, 2 pounds, 40 cents $0 80 56 pounds, at 35 cents 19 60

12 pounds, at 30 cents 3 60 24 00 Alum, 380 pounds, at 6 cents 22 80

2 pounds, at 5 cents 10 22 90

Oxalic acid, 100 pounds, at 25 cents 25 00

Pearlasb, 150 pounds, at 15 cents 22 50 Gum-bog, 476 pounds, at 34.9 cents 166 13 Lamp-black, 1 pound 15 Sulphate copper, 3:56 pounds, at 5^ cents ,18 48 Ammonia, 108 pounds, at 20 cents 21 60 Sulphate ether, 1 carboy 4 99 Muriatic acid, 1 carboy 3 99, Muriate of tin, 1 pound » 30 Gum-arabic, 75 pounds, at 45 cents 33 75

Creosote, 20 pounds, at §1 20 00

Chloralum, 1 bottle 6 00 French varnish, 4 dozen, at 014.10 56 40 Pulp lake, 75 pounds, at 55 cents 41 25 Soluble blue, 50 pounds, at 70 cents 35 00

Eosene, 4 pounds, at 85 20 00

Tallow, 10 pounds, at 12 cents 1 20

100 pounds, at 10 cents 10 00 300 pounds, at 9 cents 27 00

38 20

Insect powder, 100 pounds, at 45 cents 45 00 Roach paste, 1 dozen boxes 12 00 Whiting, 100 pounds 1 50

Detergent, 6,856 pounds, at 7^ cents 514 18

Dextrine, 1,50 pounds, at 15 cents 22 50

100 pounds, at 12 cents 12 00 34 50

Dubbins, 25 pounds, at 25 cents 6 25

Beef-galls, 158, at 25 cents 39 50

Horses, wagons, &c.

:

1 roan mare 125 00 Use of double team and driver, 112 days, at ^4 448 00 Horse feed 2, 028 30 ^Yagons and repairs 1, 137 05 Harness and repairs 32100

Shoeing 479 75 Buckets 2 85 Veterinary services and medicine 39 75 Chamoise-skin : 75 Wagon grease 8*00 Pasturage of horse 12 00 4,602 45

Total 1,851,429 22
44 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Value of bindery stock on hand, exclnsive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1883 $32, 130 05 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1884 61, 662 68 Value of bindery stock on hand, exclusive of machinery and tools, on June 30, 1885 49, 518 53 Ko. 5.

Statement showing the disbursements on account ofpaper for public printing (except Congressional Record) for the fiscal year ending June

30, 1885. PRINTING PAPER,

496 reams calendered, 40 pounds, 21^ by 29 inches, at 12.72 $1,349 12 644 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31^ inches, at $3.108 2,001 55

898 reams calendered, 42 pounds, 22f by 31:^ inches, at $2.856 2,564 69

1, 187 reams calendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $3.285 3,899 28

114, 173 pounds uncalendered, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

6.3 cents 7, 192 90

9, 738 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.976 28,980 28 5,322 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.928 15,582 82

5, 001 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$2.88 14,402 88

7, 502 reams uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$2.736 20,525 47 6,092 reams and 15 quires uncalendered, 48 pounds, 24 by

38 inches, at $3.024 18,424 48 989 reams calendered, 48 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.264 3,228 10

1, 053 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by inches, at

$3.70 . 3,896 10 400 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 22f by 1^ inches, at $3.40 1,360 00 213 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.70 788 10 80 reams calendered, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.40 272 00 553 reams calendered, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at

$4.38 2,422 14 104 reams calendered, 65 pounds, 27 by 41 inches, at $4.81 500 24 482 reams calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $4.76 \ '2,294 32

1, 078 reams and 10 quires calendered, 70 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $5.11 5,511 13 1,006 reams uncalendered, 90 pounds, 32 by 48 inches, at $6.57 6,609 42 1,564 reams uncalendered, 90 pounds, 32 by 48 inches, at $6.03

' 9,430 92 Carried forward 151,235 94
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 45

Brought forward

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$151, 235 94

2, 022 reams and 17 qiiires uncaleudered, 96 pounds, 38 by

48 inches, at $5.568 11,263 25

6 reams uncaleudered, 30 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at

$1.92 - 11 52

493 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 2li by 29 inches, at $2.96.. 1, 459 28

881 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22f by 31i inches, at $2.96. 2, 607 76

290 reams tinted, 40 pounds, 22f by 31i inches, at $2.72. 788 80

438 reams tinted, 50 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at |3.70.. . 1, 620 60

164 reams tinted, 50 poimds, 24 by 38 inches, at $3.40... 557 60

209 reams tinted, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $4.50. .. 940 nO

1, 658 reams tinted, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $4.44. 7, 361 52

218 reams tinted, 60 pounds, 24 by 32 inches, at $4.20.. . 915 60 204 reams tinted, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $5.18.. . 1, 056 72 $179,819 09 WRITING AND OTHER PAPERS.

450 reams and 8 quires quarto-post, 10 pounds, at 92 cents $414 37 200 reams quarto-post, 10 pounds, at 85 cents 170 00

198 reams and 10 quires quarto-post, 12 pounds, at $1,104 219 14 841 reams and 8 quires cap, 16 pounds, at $1.504 1,265 47 200 reams cap, 16 pounds, at $1.36 272 00

1, 036 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.80 1, 864 80 300 reams demy, 20 pounds, at $1.68 504 00 481 reams demy, 25 pounds, at $2.25 ... , 1, 082 25

100 reams demy, 25 poiinds, at $2.10.... 210 00

1, 440 reams folio, 16 pounds, at $1.344 1, 935 36 475 reams folio, 23 pounds, at $2.07 983 25

154 reams medium, 20 pounds, at $1.80 277 20

672 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $2.34 1,572 48

196 reams medium, 26 pounds, at $2.21 433 16 626 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2.52 i, 577 52 272 reams royal, 28 pounds, at $2,352 639 74

103 reams "royal, 45 pounds, at ^4.05 417 15 506 reams super-royal, 35 pounds, at $3.15 1,593 90

964 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $3.60 3, 470 40 300 reams imperial, 40 pounds, at $3.36 1, 008 00

1, Oil reams double-cap, 23 pounds, at $2.07 2, 092 77 490 reams double-cap, 24 pounds, at $2.16 1,058 40 832 reams double-cap, 28 pounds, at $2.52 2,096 64 160 reams double-cap. 28 pounds, at $2.352 376 32

1, 992 reams donble-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.88 5,736 96 300 reams double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.688 806 40 244 reams double-cap, 36 pounds, at $3.24 790 56

185 reams and 12 quires double-cap, 36 pounds, at $3,024 561 25

499 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $3.06 1,526 94 300 reams double-demy, 34 pounds, at $2,822 846 60

1, 016 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at $3.60 3, 657 60

500 reams double-demy, 40 pounds, at §3.32 1,660 00 195 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $4.50 877 50 • 100 reams double-demy, 50 pounds, at $4.15 415 00 624 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $3.60 2, 246 40

500 reams double-folio, 40 pounds, at $3.36 1, 680 00

192 reams and 10 quires double folio, 55 pounds, at $4.95 952 88 Carried forward 47,292 41 179,819 09
46 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Broiiglit forward L $47, 292 41 $179, 819 09

101 reams special, 50 pounds, at $4.50 454 50

1, 074 reams special, 35 pounds, at $3.15 3, 383 10 300 reams special, 35 pounds, at $2,975 892 50

24 reams special, 35 pounds, at $2.59 62 16 853 reams special, 32 pounds, at $2.88 2,456 64

94 reams l^ue double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.912{ 273 73

135 reams yellow double-caji, 32 pounds, at $3.36 4'53 60 212 reams yellow double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2,944 624 13 89 reams and 8 quires buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.36 300 38

162 reams buff double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2,944 476 93 202 reams green double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.944 594 69 212 reams pink double-cap, 32 pounds, at $3.36 712 32

198 reams pink double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.944 582 91

81 reams lilac double-cap, 32 pounds, at $2.944 238 46

54 reams and 2 quires gold envelope, 28 pounds, at $2,632 142 39 > 430 reams and 11 quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $2,988 1, 286 47 98 reams and 10 quires cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $2,808 276 59 228 reams and 6 quires cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $4.15.. 947 44 102 roams and 3 quires cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $4 408 60 109 reams and 5 quires cover-paper, 50 pounds, at $3.90.. 426 08 200 reams tissue, at 89 cents 178 00

14 ream's and 2 quires plate-paper, at $26 366 60

64, 241 pounds plate-paper, at 8 3 cents 5, 332 01

49, 677 pounds plate-paper, at 12 cents 5, 961 24

74, 300 pounds map-paper, at 8.3 cents 6, 166 98

10, 767 pounds map-paper, at 10.4 cents 1, 119 76

118 reams linen map-paper, at $6 703 00

11, 542 pounds manila paper, at 6.3 cents 727 14 300 sheets parchment deed-paper, at $37.20 per M 1116

8, 000 sheets bullet-patch paper, at $14 per M 112 00

5, 300 sheets bullet-patch paper, at $18.67 per M 98 95

25, 000 sheets imitation parchment, at 8 mills 200 00

10, 000 sheets artificial parchment, at $50.40 per M 504 00

12, 600 sheets artificial parchment, at $33.60 per M 423 36

1, 880 pounds artificial parchment, at 21 cents 394 80

40, 000 sheets onion-skin paper, at $7.70 per M 308 00

91, 146 sheets bristol-board, at 2.6 cents 2, 369 80

8, 039 sheets bristol-board, at 2.5 cents 200 97

27, 600 sheets bristol-board, at 2.3 cents 634 80

8, 454 sheets bristol-board, at 2.2 cents 185 99 22,600 sheets bristol-board, at 2.1 cents 474 60

484, 948 sheets bristol-board, at 2 cents 9, 698 96

304, 901 sheets bristol-board, at 1.8 cent 5, 488 21

10, 627 sheets bristol-board, at 1.7 cent 180 66

6, 734 pounds bristol-board, at 8 cents 538 72

20, 858 pounds bristol-board, at 7.9 cents 1, 647 78

10, 095 sheets R. R. board, at 4.1 cents 413 90

10, 505 sheets R. R. board, at 4.03 cents 451 71

2, 205 sheets colored card-board, 4 cents 88 20

4, 278 sheets colored card-board, 3,9 cents 166 84

30 reams copying-paper, at $4.25 127 50

20 reams copying-paper, at $2.90 87 00 Carried forward 107,653 67 179,819 09
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Brought forward..-. $107,653 67 $179,819 09

36,777 pounds glazed bond-paper, at 24.3 cents 8,936 81

12, 017 pounds glazed bond-paper, at 20.8 cents 2, 499 53

2, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $19.50 per M 39 00

1, 500 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $25.50 per M 38 25

1, 000 sheets glazed bond-paper, at $20.50 per M 20 50

119, 76 Total , 299,006 85

^Inventory showing the quantity oJ paper on hand June 30, 1885.

6, 711^-^ reams of printing-paper,, costing $21,587 60

1,096 reams of tinted-paper, costing 4,784 76

4, 225^^(5- reams of writing-paper, costing 10,739 23 839|^ reams of cover-paper, costing 3, 146 29 reams of post-office paper, costing- 2 51 54^^ reams of tissue-paper, costing , 48 37

53:2% reams of golden envelope-paper, costing „ 139 51 481^^ reams of manila-paper, costing 1,341 28 118^ reams of map-paper, costing 346 59

9^^ reams of bank-note paper, costing 75 49

3, 305 sheets of bullet-j)atch paper, costiiig 49 45

19,880 sheets of artificial parchment, costing 278 87

125, 205 sheets of bond-paper, costing . . . , 1, 822 97

186, 193 sheets of bristol-board, costing 3, 697 51

16, 160 sheets of card-board, costing 750 73

383 reams of plate-paper, costing 3, 392 07 52,203 23 Papers issued to the hiyidery for general use during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.

7.2Tr reams printing-paper, costing |30 87

74-2-^ reams writing-paper, costing 252 92

.36 reams manila-paper, costing 83 -"6 32|^ reams cover-paper, costing 150 69

50 sheets bullet-patch paper, costing \ 79 595 sheets bond-paper, costing 8 77 20 shcjets card-board, costing 99 528 59 PAPER ACCOUNT.

Paper on hand June 30, 1877 $48, 153 57 Purchased July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 352, 080 22 Purchased July 1, 1878, to June .30, 1879 328, 992 29 Purchased July 1, 1679, to June 30, 1880 475, 456 51 Purchased July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 456,803 14 Purchased July 1, 1881, to June 30, 1882 523, 901 19 Purchased July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883 439, 839 46 Purchased July 1, 1883, to June 30, 1884 437,732 83 Purchased July 1, 1884, to June 30, 1885 .323, 049 72 3,386,008 93
48 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

The work completed and deJivered within the same periods shows

Amount consumed July 1, 1877, to June 30, 1878 $350,969 73 Amount consumed July 1, 1878, to June 30, 1879 344,761 71 Amount consumed July 1, 1879, to June 30, 1880 405, 558 08 Amount consumed July 1, 1880, to June 30, 1881 492, 802 43 Amount consumed July 1, 1881, to June 30, 1882 475,530 93 Amount consumed July 1, 1882, to June 30, 1883 478.833 10 Amount consumed July 1, 1883, to June 30, 1884 420,545 47 Amount consumed July I, 1884, to June 30, 1885 354, 175 76 On hand June 30, 1885 " 52,203 23

3, 375, 380 44 Note.—It is not possible to arrive at an exact balance on this account, for the rea- son that great quantities of paper are continually going through the press on work

not completed during the fiscal year, and which is not charged in above account.

j^o. 6.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of the Congressio7ial Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.

Pay of employes : July (earned in June) $13, 136 16 August (earned in July) 12, 279 27 September (earned in August) 4, 328 83 October (earned in September) 2,320 05 November (earned in October) 162 00 December (earned in November) 2,918 90 January (earned in December) 7,639 23 February (earned in January) , 10,459 41 March (earned in February) 13,314 24 April (earned in March) 10, 000 10 May (earned in April) 1, 008 51 June (earned in May) 886 82 $78,453 52

Material, &c. : 4, 000 reams printing-paper, 96 pounds, at $5,856 23, 424 00

111 reams and 3 quires printing-paper, 96 pounds, at $5,568 618 87

94 reams manila-paper, at $2.67 250 98

24 reams marble-paper, at $6.14 147 36

31, 500 pounds binder's boards, at 3.2 cents 1, 008 00 26,875 feet imitation Russia leather, at 18 cents 4,837 50 20 dozen law-sheep, at $10 200 00

,1% dozen title-leather, at $10.75. 1 79

-{\ dozen title-leather, at $9.75 1 68

1, 125 yards crash, at 12 cents 135 00 25 packs gold-leaf, at $6.49 162 25

115 packs gold-leaf, at $6.40 736 00

60 pounds egg-albumen, at 55 cents 33 00 1,489 pounds glue, at 13^ cents 201 02

6 barrels flour, at $5 30 00

4 dozen sweet -oil, at 77 cents 3 08

4, 490 pounds ink, at 40 cents 1, 796 00

18 pounds sponge, at $2.05 36 90 Carried forward
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Brouglit forward $33, 623 38 .$78, 453 52

990 yards cotton, at 9f cents 96 52

2, 880 yards tape, at i cent 14 40

274^ gallons benzine, at 8.2 cents 22 51 91i gallons oil, at §1.20 109 80 145 pounds potash, at 4.3 cents 6 23

1,328 pounds roller-composition, at 45 cents 597 60 959 pounds wire, at 24 cents 230 16

41 pounds wire, at 50 cents 20 50 162 pounds twine, at 31 cents 50 22

50 pounds twine, at 9.1 cents 4 55

32 pounds twine, at 17.4 cents 5 57 22,518 pounds stereotype-metal, at 9.1 cents 2,049 14 Type 267 02

6 joh-galleys 13 50

800 quoins, at SI per hundred 8 00 500 quoins, at 75 cents per hundred 3 75

11 dozen ]ye-brushes, at $3.25 4 33 1^ dozen pick-brushes, at $1.90 2 53

1 dozen dust -brushes 6 00

^ dozen paste- brushes 4 50

1 dozen chairs 21 00 i dozen stools 6 00

1 bucket 1 80

1 sprinkler 125

4 sets castors : 140

8 Z brushes 4 80

17 shade-holders 3 74 Repairing armature 35 00 Edgraving diagrams 48 50 Stationery 10 40 Boxing, &c 8 55 Compiling index 7,695 84 Sawdust 2 34

Ice .... 321 75 Coal 912 00 Gas 255 00 Wagon repairs 76 75 Harness repairs 32 75 Horseshoeing 25 25 Horse-feed 135 22

46,739 55 Total 125,193 07 Note. —The clerk in charge of Congressional Record accounts is paid out of the appropriation for " Salaries, Office of Public Printer," 4 P R
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

IS^o. 7.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of lithographing

and engraving {except Congressional Record) during the fiscal year end- ing June 30, 1885.

1, 900 copies of illastrations for Twelfth Aunual Report of the Geological

and Geograjihical Survey of the Territories |10,256 00

15,500 copies of illustrations for Fourth Annual Report of the Director

of the United States Geological Survey 2, 780 00

4,900 copies of illustrations for Bulletin No. 8 of the United States Geological Survey . 1,115 00 4,900 copies of illustrations for Irving's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 7,380 00

4,900 copies of illustrations for Gilbert's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 3,672 00

1,900 copies of illustrations for Marsh's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey , 874 00

4,900 copies of illustration for Whitford's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey 1,538 50

4,900 copies of illustrations for Curtis's volume of the Reports of the United States Geological Survey , 1, 892 50

1,900 copies of illustrations for Monograph No. 8 of the United States Geological Survey - 520 00

1, 900 copies of illustrations for Monograph No. 2 of the United States Geological Survey 8,033 00

7, 225 copies of 174, and 100 copies of 64 illustrations for Report of the

Chief of Engineers for 1884 1, 770 00

300 copies of illustrations for Report of the Quartermaster-General for 1883 16 00

6, 450 copies of illustrations for Report of the Quartermaster-General for 1884..-. i 640 00 8,075 copies of 97, and 2,000 copies of 86 illustrations for Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1884 645 00 11,900 copies of illustration for Consular Report No. 45 145 00

11,900 copies of illustration for Consular Report No. 48 75 00

2, 275 copies of illustrations for Report Commissioners of the District of Columbia 770 00

45, 725 copies of illustration for Congressional Directory 340 00 1,525 copies of illustration for Annual Report of the Marine Hospital

Service for 18^4 50 00

1, 000 copies of illustrations for Annual Report of the National Board of Health for 1880 675 00

1, 000 copies of illustrations for Annual Report of the National Board of Health for 1881 420 OO

1, 000 copies of illustrations for Annual Report of the National Board of Health for 1882 370 00

2,500 copies of illustrations for Report of Health Officer of the District of Columbia 455 00

10, 950 copies of illustrations for Report of Director of the Mint for 1883. 306 00

51, 900 copies of illustrations for Report of Bureau of Animal Industry for 1884 8, 178 00

5, 550 copies of illustration for Report of Commissioners of Soldiers' Home 45 00

1, 000 copies of illustration for Report of Board of Visitors to Soldiers' Home : 13 00 Carried forward 52, 974 00
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Brought forward |52, 974 00 1,000 copies of illustration for Bulletin No. 22, National Museum 60 00 1,900 copies of illnstratious for Second Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology 1,730 00

17, 400 copies of illustrations for Fourth Annual Report Bureau of Eth- nology • 5,228 00 7,550 copies of iilustrations for Report Board of Visitors to West Point

Military Academy 355 00

1, 550 copies of illustrations for Report on Lamp and Mineral Oil for the Army 328 25

300 copies of 34, 500 copies of 27, and 100 copies of 2 illustrations for Report of United States Executive Departments at International Exhibition of 1876 145 20

100 copies of illustrations for Supplementary Report of Gun Foundry

Board 100 00 6,075 copies of illustrations for List of Merchant Vessels for 1884 365 00

1,050 copies of illustrations for Telegraphic Determination of Longi- tude 60 00

10, 000 copies of illustration for Request for Transportation. 65 00

8, 650 copies of illustration for Report of Governor of Washington Territory 774 00

200 copies of illustration for Report on Rust of the Orange 5 00

550 copies of illustrations for International Signal Code 280 00

850 copies of illustrations for Studies on Coast Survey of Spezia 30 00

1,550 copies of illustrations for Speciticatious of Lamps 45 00

1, 000 copies of Form No. 105 for Signal Ofi6ce, 5 00 11,900 copies of illustratioos for Report of Commissioner of Fish and

Fisheries for 1883 300 00

50 copies of illustrations for Testimony on Indian Fisheries in Caiiforftia 125 00

1,900 copies of illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1883 14 60 1,900 copies of illustrations for Report of Commissioner of Agriculture

for 1884 , 40 87 10,050 copies of illustration for Bulletin No. 5, Department of Agricult- ure 612 50

5,700 copies of illustrations for Report on Yorktown Monument 330 00

2, 000 copies of Form No. 104 for Signal Office 10 00

1,575 copies of illustrations for Naval Professional Papers No. 17 810 00

1,050 copies of illustrations for Professional Papers of Engineer Bureau. 20 00 2,550 copies of illustrations for Professional Papers No. 15 478 00

1,050 copies of illustrations for Professional Papers No. 16 235 00 3,075 copies of illustration for Report of Commissioner of Navigation . 100 00 2,030 copies of illustrations for Naval Tactics 270 00 4,925 copies of 54, and 1,850 copies of 8 illustrations for Report of Chief Signal Officer for 1883 1, 000 00 30# copies of illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Al- manac for 1884 : 40 00 550 copies of illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Al- manac for 1«85 50 00

3, 425 copies of illustrations for American Ephemeris and Nautical Al- manac for 1888 146 00

1, 050 copies of illustrations for Signal Service Notes No. 15 935 00 Carried forward 68,066 42
52 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brouglit forward |68,066 42

8, 150 copies of illustrations for Report of Secretary of the Interior for 1884 786 00 2,500 copies of illustration for General Order No. 328 of Navy De- partment 25 00 6,920 copies of 3'2, 6,900 copies of 29, and 6,100 copies of 8 illustra- tions for Report of Secretary of the Navy for 1884 329 00

150 coj)ies of 14,500 pages Specifications of Patents 21, 750 00 15,125 copies of illustration for Rules and Pj actice of United States Pat- ent Office 195 00

50 copies of illustrations for Testimony Relating to Indian Affairs 35 00

8, 650 copies of illustration for Report of Commissioner of Indian Affairs 70 00

6, 675 copies of illustration for Report of Board of Indian Commissioners - 415 00

4, 900 copies of illustrations for Report United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for 1883 1, 198 50

30 copies of illustrations for Court of Claims Case No. 227 50 00

30 copies of illustrations for Court Claims Case No. 11433 22 00

30 copies of illustration for Court of Claims Case No. 13016 40 00

650 copies of illustrations for Petition of J. R. Haskell 115 00 40 copies of illustrations for Court of Claims Case, Hubbeli vs.United

States 50 00 1,925 copies each of 3 portraits for Memorial Addresses. 123 89 2,565 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 5, first session Forty-eighth Congress , 495 00 2,425 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 5, second session Forty-eighth Ccmgress 100 00

4, 825 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 13 285 00

1,925 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 17 550 00 1,925 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 20 20 00

2, 325 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 25 40 00

2,425 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 26 270 00 1,925 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 28 25 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 32 280^00 2,975 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 40 105 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 41. 40 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 42 45 00

1,925 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 50 546 12 1,925 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 82 275 00 2,125 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 87 70 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 103 65 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 123 1, 130 00

1, 125 copies of illustration for Senate Ex. Doc, No. 192 65 00 1,675 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 198, first session Forty-eighth Congress 275 00

2, 450 copies of illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 204, first session $

Forty-eighth Congress : 945 00

6, 425 copies of illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 69 60 00

6, 425 copies of illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 110, first session Forty-eighth Congress 133 75 2,000 copies of illustration for Senate Report No. 902 166 00

2, 025 copies of illustrations for Senate Report No. 981 210 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for Senate Report No. 1522 120 00 Carried forward 99, 586 68
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 53

Bronglit for\v ard $99, 586 68

2, 125 copies of illustration for Senate Report No. 1571 271 00

12, 100 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 7 650 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 11 165 00

1, 925 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 15 30 00 1,925 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 16. 30 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 36 70 00

1, 925 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 41 20 00

2, 925 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. [No. 43, first session Forty- eighth Congress 405 00

4, 225 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. '44, second session Forty- eighth Congress 235 00 9,925 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 54 85 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 56 185 00

2,125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 78 240 00

1,925 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 87 65 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 94 95 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 103 32 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 134 30 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 147 40 00 2,125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 154 50 00 3,925 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No, 163, first session Forty-eighth Congress 516 00

1, 125 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 169 70 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 205 , 90 00 2,125 copies of illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 243 22 00

2, 125 copies of illustration for House. Ex. Doc. No. 259 140 00

3, 450 copies of illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 267, second session Forty-eighth Congress 796 75

1,925 copies of illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 4 90 00 2,225 copies of illustration for House Mis. Doc. No. 8 90 00 2,075 copies of illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. .58 180 00

1, 925 copies of illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 59 45 00

2, 125 copies of illustrations for House Mis. Doc. No. 61 35 00 3,825 copies of illustrations for House Report No. 1848 270 00 Engraving illustrations for Fifth Annual Report of Director of the United

States Geological Survey 5^ 053 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 5 of the United States Geological Survey 875 00 Engraving illustration for Bulletin No. 8 of the United States Geological Survey 80 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 10 of the United States Geological Survey 1,195 OO Engraving illu.strations for Bulletin No. 11 of the United States Geological Survey 311 50 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 12 of the United States Geological Survey 198 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 14 of the United States Geological Survey 196 oO Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 16 of the United States Geological Survey 495 oo Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 20 of the United States Geological Survey 120 00 Carried forward 113^ 152 93
54 EEPOET OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

Brought forward $113,152 93 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 21 of the United States Geological Survey 89 50 Engraving illustrations for Fountain's volume of Reports of the United

States Geological Survey 1 , 150 00 Engraving illustrations for Volume 8, Reports of the United States Geological Survey 2, 740 00 . Engraving illustrations for Monograph XI of the United States Geological Survey 675 00 Drawing and engraving on stone ten topographical maps for General Geographical and Topographical Atlas of the United States 5, 850 00 Engraving illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Engineers for 1884 - 28 00 Engraving illustrations for Annual Report of the Chief of Ordnance for 1884 171 00 Engraving illustrations for Naval Ordnance for Senate Committee on Naval Affairs 43 00 Engraving illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance No. 27 10 00 Engraving illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance No. 28 .. 75 00 Engraving illustrations for Notes on Construction of Ordnance No. 30 .. 17 00 Engraving illustrations for Ordnance Notes No. 351 33 00 Engraving illustrations for Consular Report No. 48 267 00 Engraving illustration for Consular Report No. 46 5 00 Engraving illustration for Consular Report No. 53 25 00 Altering illustration for Circular of Information No. 2 • 5 00 Engraving illustrations for Annual Report Marine Hospital Service for 1884 ' 80 00 Engraving illustrations for Report Smithsonian Institution for 1883 230 00 Engraving illusi rations for Report Smithsonian Institution for 1884 1,525 00 Engraving illustrations for Report Director of the Mint for 1883 53 00 Engraving illustrations for Proceedings National M'useum for 1885 233 00 Engraving illustrations for Fourth Annual Report Bureau of Ethnology. 5, 126 40 Engraving illustration for Revised Bulletin No. 3, United States Entomological Commission 1 10 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Life-Saving Service 2 00 Engraving illustrations for Target Record Books 31 00 Engraving illustrations for Special Report No. 7, Department of Agriculture 36 00 Engraving illustrations for Bulletin No. 5, Department of Agriculture .. 575 00 Engraving illustration for badges, dedication of Washington Monument. 15 00 Engraving illustration for Annual Report Attorney-General for 1884.... 6 00 Engraving illustration for Surgical Report 20 00 Engraving illustration for Outline Map of the United States 9 00 Engraving illustration for Rules for Inspectors 4 00 Engraving illustration for Epitome of Tripler's Manual 8 00 Engraving illustrations for Observations of Solar Eclipse August 7, 18H9 13 00 Engraving illustration for description of articles Coast Survey exhibit

at New Orleans Exposition 1 .50 Engraving illustrations for Report on Forestry 5 00 Engraving illustrations for Official Gazette, United States Patent Office. 107 00 Engraving charts for Interior Department 31 00 Engraving illustrations for Circular of Information No. 2, Bureau of Education 2 00 Engraving illustration, fac-siraile signature Commissioner of Pensions.. 2 50 Carried forward 132,461 83
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 55

Brought forward $132, 461 83 Engraving illustration for Report Commissioner of Education for 1884.. 11 00 Engraving illustration, seal for publications of the Department of the

Interior 20 00 Engraving illustrations for Land Office Decisions 7 00 Engraving illustrations for Report Secretary of the Navy for 1884 414 00 Engraving illustration for Report Chief Signal Ofiacer for 1883 120 00 Engraving illustration for Signal Service Notes No. 14 2 00 Engraving illustrations for Document on Naval Ordnance 3 00 Engraving illustrations for Naval Professional Papers No. 16 9 00 Engraving illustrations for Naval Professional Papers No. 17 224 00 Engraving illustrations for American Ephemeris andNautical Almanac for 1888 52 dO Engraving illustrations for Astronomical Papers, American Ephemeris,

volume 2 ' 1 50 Engraving illustrations for Official Records War of the Rebellion Ill 00 Engraving illustrations for Report on Food-Fishes and Fisheries of the United States 7, 429 00 Engraving illustrations for Report Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for 1883 920 00 Engraving illustration for Court of Claims, Case No. 16 7 00 Engraving illustration for Court of Clai/ns, Case No, 47 8 00 Engraving illustration for Court of Claims, Case No. 13,616 45 00 Engraving illustration for Court of Claims, Case No. 13,781 10 00 Engraving illustration for Court of Claims, Case No. 14,401 5 00 Engraving illustrations for Hubbell vs. United States, in Court of Claims 5 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 2, second session Fortyeighth Congress 360 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 106 185 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 198, first session Fortyeighth Congress , 20 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Ex. Doc. No. 204 250 00 Engraving illnstrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 69 89 00 Engraving illustrations for Senate Mis. Doc. No. 110, first session Fortyeighth Congress 1, 967 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 44, second session Fortyeighth Congress 142 22 Engraving illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 54 12 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 64 15 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. . 144 7 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 182 9 00 Engraving illustration for House Ex. Doc. No. 267 3 00 Engraving illustrations for House Ex. Doc. No. 268 51 00 Engraving illustrations for House Report No. 1790, first session Fortyeighth Congress 18 00 Engraving illustrations for House Report No. 2546, second session Fortyeighth Congress 98 00 Total 145,092 05
56 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No, 8.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1883) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1885.

Pay of employes:

July (earned in June).. $4,388 08 August (earned in July) 2,720 79 September (earned in August) 73 63 November (earned in September) 15 20 December (earned in November) 144 93 — |7, 342 63

Material, &c.

:

705 pounds uncalendered printing-paper; 45 pounds, 24 by 38

Inches, at 6.3 cents 44 41 20 dozen spools machine-thread, at $1.75 35 00 60 pounds twine, at 31 cents 18 60 441^ pounds wire, at 24 cents 105 96 Lithographing 2,316 93 2,520 90 Total 9, 863 53

No. 9.

Statement showing the disbursements on account of printing Annual Report (1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year

ending June 30, 1885. Pay of employes

:

December (earned in November) $443 75 January (earned in December 1,934 45 February (earned in January) 2, 029 57 March (earned in February) 7, 234 95 April (earned in March) 22,652 55 May (earned in April) 10,851 89 June (earned in May) 8,900 86

|54, 048 02

Material, &c.:

316, 7C \ pounds uncalendered printing-paper, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at 6.3 cents 19,95b 14

134, 911 pounds uncalendered printing-paper, 45 pounds, 24 hy 38 inches, at 5.7 cents 7,689 93 400 reams uncalendered printing-paper, 45 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $2.736 1,094 40' 2,609 reams tinted printing-jiaper, 50 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $3.70 9,653 30 600 reams tinted p/inting-paper, 50 pounds, 24 by 38

inches, at $3.40 2,040 00 81,288 pounds map-paper, at 8.3 cents 6,746 90 3,604 pounds plate-paper, at 8.3 cents 299 13 527 reams tissue-paper, at 89 cents 469 03 12 reams mauila-paper, at $8.90 106 80 30 reams hardware paper, at $3.90 ... 117 00

122, 000 pounds binders' boards, at 3 cents 3, 660 00 Carried forward 51, 832 63 54, 048 02
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Brought forward $51,832 63 |54, 048 02 1,350 pieces bindiug cloth, at $4.00 5,400 00

400 packs imitatiou gold leaf, at |1.30 520 00 10,760 yards crash, at 5.8 cents 624 08

1, 447J yards cotton, at 6 cents 86 84

2, 002 pounds wire, at 24 cents 480 48

204 pounds twine, at 31 cents 63 24

298 pounds thread, at 66.6 cents : 198 47 45 dozen spools machine-thread, at Si. 75 78 75

1,577 pounds glue, at 13^ cents 212 89 240 pounds orange shellac, at 26^ cents 63 60

10 barrels flour, at §5 50 00

8 dozen sweet-oil, at 77 cents 6 16 140^ gallons alcohol, at .$2.248 315 83

50 gallons benzine, at 8.2 cents 4 10

5 pounds sponge, at $2.05 10 25

839 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 335 60 1.812 pounds printing-ink, at 30 cents 543 60 Lithographing and engraving 9,990 13 70,816 65

• Total 124, 864 67

No. 10.

Statement showing the disbursements on account ofpichlication of

the Tenth Census Reports during the fiscal year ending June 30,1885.

Pay of employes

:

July (earned in June) $3, 724 84 August (earned in July) 1 8, 145 61 September (earned in August) 2, 816 66 October (earned in September) 4, 370 77 November (earned in October) 3, 625 58 December (earned in November) 2, 484 26 January (earned in December) 4,977 07 February (earned in January) 7,814 03 March (earned in February) 5, 440 11 April (earned in March) 1,213 76 May (earned in April) 1, 901 57 June (earned in May) 2,251 58 $48,765 84

Material, &c.

:

3, 782 reams uucalendered printing-paper, 96 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, at $5,856 22, 147 38 583 reams uucalendered printing-paper, 96 pounds, 38 by 48 inches, at $5..568 3, 246 14 63 reams and 18 quires calendered printing-paper, 70 pounds, 24 by 38 inches, at $5.11 326 53

79 reams cover-paper, 36 pounds, at $2,988 236 05 53 reams and 2f quires plaid paper, at $9 478 17 780 pounds plate-paper, at 12 cents 93 60 8,492 pounds plate-paper, at 8.3 cents 704 84

7, 840 pounds map-paper, at 10.4 cents 815 36

1,444 pounds map-paper, at 8.3 cents 119 86 Carried forward 28, 167 93 48, 765 84
58 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Brought forward $28, 167 93 |48, 765 84 300 pieces binding-cloth, at 14.0.2 1,206 00 50 pieces binding-cloth, at $\ 200 00 32,250 pounds binders' boards, at 2.9 cents.. 935 25 62,250 pounds binders' boards, at 2.7 cents 1,680 75

50 dozen law calf, at $30 •. 1,500 00

100 packs imitation gold leaf, at $1.30 130 00 743| yards cotton, at 11.7 cents 1 2, 000 yards gray super, at 3.7 cents 74 00

1, 373f yards gray super, at 3.4 cents 46 71 16,009 yards alpaca braid, at 1.2 cents 192 11

297-J pounds thread, at 66.6 cents . 198 13 144 pounds twine, at 31 cents 44 64

187 po^inds rope for pressing-machines, at 11^ cents .. 21 50 45 pounds orange shellac, at 26| cents 11 92 1,982 pounds printing-ink, at 60 cents 1, 189 20

1,773 pounds printing-ink, at 50 cents 886 50

1, 377 pounds printing-ink, at 40 cents 550 80 1,015 pounds roller composition, at 45 cents 456 75 1,256 pounds potash, at 4.3 cents 54 01 10 pounds sponge, at $2.05 20 50 101| gallons benzine, at 8.5 cents 8 63

824 gallons benzine, at 8.2 cents 67 57 6 dozen lye-brushes, at $3.25 19 50 Lithographing and engraving 17, 596 40 Boxing and cartage 5 50 55,351 31 Total „ 104,117 15

Ko. 11.Statement showing the disbursements on account of removal and

storageof certain property, Government Printing Office, during the fiscal year ending June 30, ISSd. Rent $2,440 00 Hauling 1, 078 38 Total 3,518 38

No. 12.Statement showing the disbursements on account of repairs, Government Printing Office, 1884, during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.

Advertising $4 69

Ko. 13.

Table shoiving a recapitulation of the actual expenditures on ac- count of the printing, binding^ engraving, lithographing, &c., of the Government of the United States for the year ending June 30, 1885, as ex- ecuted at the Government Printing Office, and the appropriations out of

which they were made.

For salaries and contingent expenses in the OfiQce of Public Printer $17,963 77 For the public printing and binding 1, 851, 429 22 For paper for the public printing 299, 006 85 Carried forward 2, 168, 399 84
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 59

Brought forward |2, 168, 399 84 For the CougressLonal Record 125, 193 07 For lithographing and engraving 145, 092 05 For printing Report of Commivssiouer of Agriculture, 1883 9,863 53 For printing Report of Commissioner of Agriculture, 1884 124,864 67 For publication of the Tenth Census Reports 104, 117 15 For removal and storage of certain property 3, 518 38 For repairs, Grovernment Printing Office, 1884 4 69 2,681,053 38 And they were made out of the following appropriations

:

Salaries, Office of Public Printer, 1885 15, 300 00 Contingent expenses. Office of Public Printer, 1883* 2 70 Contingent expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1884'' 613 96 Contingent expenses, Office of Public Printer, 1885 2,047 11 Public printing and binding, 1882*^ 29 60 Public printing and binding, 1883* 13,914 00 Public printing and binding, 1884* 332, 483 68 Public printing and binding, 1885 2,074,293 91 Printing Annual Report (1883) of Commissioner of Agriculture 9, 853 53 Printing Annual Report (1884) of Commissioner of Agriculture 124, 864 67 Publication Tenth Census Reports 104, 117 15 Removal and storage of certaiji property, Government Printing Office . 3, 518 38

Repairs, Government Printing Office, 1884 4 69 2,681,053 38

No. f4.TaMe showing the persons with whom contracts were entered into {by direction of

the Joint Committee on Printing) for supplying the required quantities of the various

Icinds of paper for the public printing from March 1, 1885, to February 28, 1886.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Size.

Philadeldo

W. M. Singerly

phia, Pa.

Moorelioiise Brothers, Phila

delphia, Pa. W. M. Singerly, PMladel- do

phia, Pa.

PRINTING-PAPER. IncheS. Best machine finish 24 by 38 . .

.

.do

-do Do. .do Moorehouse Brothers, Phila- I do

delphia, Pa. | W. M. Singerly, Philadelj do

phia, Pa. I

38 by 48. ...do ...

a tip

Lbs.

48

48

45

Any size not . enumerated

above, and j not exceed- [ ing 38 inches ; in width. I

Quantity Price.

Beams.

35, 000

5, 000

10, 000

2, 500

2, 500

1, 000

Per pound.

5. 7 cents.

5. 7 cents.

5. 7 cents.

5. 8 cents,

5. 8 cents.

5. 9 cents.

*These amounts were paid on liabilities incurred during the fiscal years named.
60 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for the public printing—Coutinued.

Name of contractor. Description of paper. Size.

F. W. McDowell, Philadelphia, Pa. DoDoDo

Do

Do

Do

Moorehouse Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Do ¥.W. McDowell, Philadelphia, Pa. Do

DoDo

DoDo

DoDo

Do

Id I

[Quantity Price.

Printing-paper—Cont'd. Inches. Sized and supercalendered. I 24 by 38.

...do

38 by 48

5396

22 by 34 44

24 by 38 70

24 by 32 60 Any size not enumerated

above, and

j not exceed- i ing 38 inches j in width. 1

Lbs. Reams. Perpoimd.

48 : 5, 000 I 6. 8 cents.

1,000

1,000 : 500

I 2,000

1,500 I 1,000

.do 24 by 32 ' 45

.do Sized and supercalendered, white or tinted. do

32 by 48... 22| by 311.

-do .do

.do

-do .do

.do

.do

Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Seymour Paper Company,

New York, N. Y. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadel- phia, Pa.

WRITIKG-PAPEE, TO BE OF ANY REQUIRED WEIGHT. White quarto-post. Blue quarto-post. .

.

"White cap

50

42 I 40 Any size not enumerated

above, and

not exceed- ing 32 inches

in width.

21 J by 29. 22 by 28^. 24 by 38.. ...do .... Any size not enumerated

above, and

not exceeding 28 inches

in width.

10 by 16.

...do ...

Laid or wove double-cap,

j of any required color or

colors. "White double-cap Blue double-cap White demy

Blue demy

13 by 16| or 14 by 17. 16^ by 26 or 17 by 28.

...do ....

...do ....

16 by 20.^

. - .do ...

.

6, 000

2, 000

2, 000

2, 000

1, 000

1, 000

1, 000

500

500

1, 500

1,000

1, 500

200

2, 000

2, 000

7, 500

200

2, 000

200
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for tlie public printing—Continued.

61

Xame of contractor. Description of paper.

"Writkg-papee—Cont'd.

Size.

Inches. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Fa. Do

Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa. Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Alexander Balfour, Philadelphia, Pa.

White double-demy i 20^ by 32. White folio-post I 17 by 22. Blue folio-post , do ...

White medium i 18 by 23

Blue medium I do White royal 19 by 24.

Blue royal .do . .

.

i White .super-royal | 20 by 28

.

Blue super-royal do White imperial

,

Blue imperial . .

.

Do.

White, of any required

size not enumerated

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

Colored, of any required

size not enumerated

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

22iby

...do .

Moorehouse Brothers, Philadelphia., Pa, Do

COVEB-PAPEE. Any required color or

colors. do

19 by 24.

20 by 25.

.

22J by 32.

Megargee Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.

Irwin 2T. Megargee &. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

Megargee Brother.s, Philadelphia, Pa. A. L. Hollingsworth, Boston. Mass.

PLATE-PAPEE.

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

Sized and super-calendered, of such size and

weight as may be re- quired. MANILA-PAPER. Any required size and

weight. do

Lbs.

White double folio-post. . . 22 by 34 i

i Blue double folio-post do |

Quantity | Price.

Beams.

5. 000

1, 500 500

2, 500

500

1, 000

500

1, 500

200

1, 000

200

1, 500

200

2, 500

500

Per pound.

8. 3 cents.

8. 4 cents.

9. 2 cents.

8. 4 cents.

9. 2 cents.

8. 5 cents.

9. 2 centa.

8. 4 cents.

9. 2 cents.

8. 4 cents.

9. 2 cents.

8. 4 cents.

9. 2 cents,

8. 5 cents.

9. 2 cents

-

100 9. 4 centa.

50

1, 500

200 Pounds.

100, 000

Beams.

5, 000

500

500

7. 8 cents*

7. 8 cents.

12 cents.

10. 4 cents.

6. 3 cents.

6. 3 cents.
62 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Paper for the public printing—Contiuued.

i g

1 Name of coDtractor. Description of paper. Size.

Weight

reaui Quantity

i

i

i Price.

1

TISSUE-PAPER. Inches. T ha JjOS.

1 Reams. Per ream.

Bulkley, Kaiguel & Co., Philadelpliia, Pa.

20 by 30 600

i Sheets.

84 cents.

Per pound. GLAZED BOND-PAPER.

1

A. tr. J^illiot <fc LfO., I'niiaaei- Of such size and weight

as may be required, not exceeding 24 by 38 inches. AKTIFICIAL PARCHMENT.

900, 000 20. 8 cents. phia, Pa.

Do Any required size and

weight.

i 65, 000

t 21 cents. PARCHMENT DEED-PAPER

i

i Easton & Rupp, Washington, D. C. Any required size and

weight.

X>XVlo RRTftTOT LWlj Ai^JJ AATTI PAWn RH A "RT^ yjA-IxU HyJAlXiJ,

1 50, 000 18. 4 cents.

Per sheet.

vjr. XilllOIj oc- v-'U., X llxldjilci- pWa, Pa. Thin hristol-board. ....... 120 75, 000 2. 2 cents. Do Thick hristol-hoard do 140 280

75 000

10, 000

2. 5 cents. Bulkley, Kaiguel & Co., Phil- 22J by 28i 4. 1 cents.

ftdclpliici, I*ti. S. Trier & Son, New York, White China-board ....do 210 10, 000 3. 5 cents.

AT "\7' 4. G. Elliot & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

....do 210 6, 6C6 3. 9 cents.

Bulkley, Raiguel & Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa. do .-..do 210 6, G66 3. 9 cents.

S. Trier & Son, New York,

JN. X • do .-..do 210 6,667 3. 9 cents. Woolworth & Grraham, New

York N. Y.

Pearl-gray bristol-board .

.

21 by 31 130 loU, UUU 1. 7 cents.

Eairchild Paper Company,

Boston, Mass.

do ....do 130 150, 000 1. 7 cents. Woolworth & Graham, New

York, N. Y. Melon bristol-board .--.do 130 300, 000 1. 8 cents.

A-lexander Balfour, Phila- Golden bristol-board - ..... do .

.

130 10 000 1. 9 cents. delphia, Pa. Woolworth & Graham, New Yellow bristol-board ...do 130 250, 000 1. 8 cents. York, N. Y. Per pound. Do Colored bristol-board, of 50, 000 8 cents. any required size and

weight.
REPOKT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 63

No. 15.

TaMe showing the allotmenis and the approximate cost of the ivork executed for

the various Executive Departments for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885.

Department. Amount. Kavy War

Interior Treasury

Post-Office Agriculture

Stat« Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of tlie District of Columbia

United States Court of Claims Department of Justice Library of Congress

$63, 000 00

187, 500 00

392, 000 00

270, 000 00

180, 000 00

22, 500 00 15,800 00

18, 000 00

1, 350 00

13, 000 00

9, 000 00

13, 680 00

Amounts {in addition to the above) deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the public printing and binding, by the Departments named, respectively.

Navy Department (for Xautical Almanac and Miscellaneous)

Interior Department (for Census Work and Miscellaneous) .

.

Department of Agriculture (for miscellaneous) National Board of Health

$1, 500 45

631 44

308 41

7 20 RECAPITULATION.

Department AmounJ

available. Approximated

cost of work

delivered. Navy War

Interior Treasury - Post-Oflice Agriculture

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

Court of Claims

Justice Libraiy of Congress

National Board of Health

Office of Public Printer Total

$64, 500 45 $64, 494 76

187, 500 00 158, 823 84

392, 631 44 362, 084 17

270, 000 00 248, 149 19

180, 000 00 169, 212 42

22, 808 41 22, 803 49

15, 800 00 13, 759 10

18, 000 00 2, 784 04

1, 350 00 970 22

13, 000 00 12, 743 88

9, 000 00 8, 679 22

13, 680 00 11,126 11

7 20 37 50

5, 375 19 5, 375 19

1, 193, 052 09 1, 081, 043 13
64 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 16.

Table showing the amount of work executed during the fiscal year ending June 30, 18d5. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS.

Department. Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamplilets and doeu- ments. Number of

copies.

Treasury ! 36, 707, 804 War

Navy

Interior

Post-Office .

.

Agriculture

State Judiciary . .

.

Total .

6, 445, 496

1, 179, 920

26, 475, 979

72, 813, 584

3, 767, 042

448, 514

244, 084

148, 082, 423

582, 593

1, 753, 279

80, 345

815, 471

75, 858

202, 312

22, 277

37, 477

3, 569, 612

Number of

!

Blank

books.

40, 848

34, 056

9, 871

101, 001

6, 832

3, 124

5, 886

15, 046

216, 664

'132, 662

38, 480

5,318

15, 435

99, 82839

123 245

Miscella- Memoneous bind-! randum

ins. i blocks.

292, 130 EOK CONGRESS.

7,531

j 20, 316 I 7, 165 I 14,641

I 2,792

j 1, 134

1, 291

374

55, 244

2, 025, 723

3, 526, 787

3, 240, 911

8, 000

47, 294

19, 091

43, 864

8

3, 370, 757

7, 179, 959

278, 725

678, 893

119

140

14

5, 657

6, 691 3,684

17

2, 503 4,852

1, 600

240, 707 128

7, 990 206 1, 382

11, 508, 334 9, 043, 728 118, 375 479 16, 049 8,737

Congress

Senate House

Library of Congress

.

Public Printer Private orders Total

RECAPITULATION.

Executive Departments 148, 082, 423 3, 569, 612 216, 664 292, 130 55, 244 131, 982

11, 508, 334 9, 043. 728 118, 375 479 16, 049 8, 737 Total 159, 590, 757 12, 613, 340 335, 039 292, 609 71, 293 140, 719 The following recapitulation exhibits the amount of work executed

during the fiscal years ending June 30, 1878-'79-'80-'81-'82-'83-'84

:

1878.

Blanks, envelopes, &c.

Pamphlets and documents.

Miscellaneous

binding. Number of

copies. Number ofpages. Blank books.

Executive Departments .

.

Congress ". 69, 388, 336

5, 569, 317

949, 761

17, 908, 510

120, 797

114, 100

120, 150

580

31, 631

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

1879. » Executive Departments .

.

98, 097, 933

7, 714, 653

3, 451, 086

15, 250, 312

119, 201

110, 749

246, 564

677

16, 289

9, 987 Total 105, 812, 586 18, 701, 398 229, 950 247, 241 26, 276
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 65

1880.

Blanks, envePamphlets antl docu- ments.• Blank Miscella- neous binding. Memoran- dum

blocks. lopes, dec.

]S' umber of

copies. N"umber of pages.

books.

Executive Departments . - Congress

122, 713, 897

8, 553, 575

4, 381, 299

12, 802, 500

122, 888

108, 722

340, 708

728

- 27, 794

11, 344

311, 744

17, 265 Total 131, 267, 472 17, 133, 799 231, 610 341, 436 39, 138 329, 009

1881. Executive Departments

Congress

210, 162, 624

12, 001, 632

4, 554, 793

5, 18.5, t-91 461, 10475, 514

292, 748 59928, 374

11, 050

284, 046

1, 962 Total 222, 164, 25(5 9. 740, 484 531, 618 293, 347 39, 424 286, 008

1882. Executive Departments ..

Total

124, 297, 282

6, 375, 973

8, 166, 333

18, 578, 443

502, 801

193, 981 251,399

2, 207 41,664

52, 520

100, 702

3, 851

130, 673, 255 27, 044, 776 696, 782 253. 606 94, 184 104, 553

1883. Executive Departments .

.

Total

207, 861, 040

8, 587, 589

6, 063, 788

6, 831, 158

366, 289

160, 852

324, 651

1,515

67, 787

11, 450

151, 253

7, 877

216, 448, 629 12, 894, 946 527, 141 326, 166 79, 237 159, 130

1884. Executive Departments ..

Total

134, 413, 188

11, 609, 738

3, 463, 281

19, 938, 963

247, 311

183, 148

326, 687

1,79:

48, 896

16, 825

152, 924

15, 023

146, 022, 926 23, 402, 244 430, 459 328, 479 65, 721 167, 947 5 PR
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REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 69

No. 19.

Table shoic ing the number and distribution of the bound volumes

of the Congressional Record for the second session of the Forty-eighth

Congress.

Volumes. Delivered to Senate folding-room 9, 952 Delivered to House folding-room 16, 124 Delivered to House library 400 Delivered to Library of Congress 20&

Delivered to officers of the House 36 Delivered to justices and officersof 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 604 Total 27,600

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, 4,156 were

delivered unbound upon orders of members of Congress.

The receipts on account of Congressional Record for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, were as follows:^ From sales of Record $1, 604 27 From sales of paper shavings (estimated) 526 62 The amount received for speeches printed from matter contained in the Record 7,528 45 Total 9,659 34 This sum has been deposited in the United States Treasury.
70 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

Nq. 20.

Statement shoivim/ the number ofpersons employed in the public printing and binding {except Congressional liecord) during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received. PUBLIC PRINTING.

Name. Time em- i P^«y^^- I Amount

[ received.

H. T, Brian

J. M. A. Spottswood D. W. Beach

J. M. Malouey W. H. Hickman

M. C. Foss , "William Barnum

C. E. Etcbberger M. H. Keudig

J. Osborne

Ed. M. Spedden

F. n. Sfcitt C. M. Eobinson

Sidney T. Bates A. F. Bloomer Henry N. Boern stein John H. Boner George Burklin A. T. Cavis

"W. F. Chase John F. Connolly A. H. S. Davis W. W. Deloe Benjamin Drew W. F. Dunn

H. All Foresman

I. Fuller Jobn Furlong Georse Gregory

C. S. Myers. M. Noye.s Charles W. Otis S.J. Phillips W. E. Eamsey

J. A. Scott

J. L. Slentz F. B. Stitt John "W. Thomas

H. W. V^ail..... C. A. Waterman

E. M. Wheat

I. W. Yoiiugblood . .

.

O. F. Dunlap

G. H. Eugelman

William Fliun W. J. Fowler

A. S. Griggs

F. H. Hall

J. N. Hall D. M. Hamlin W. H. Harrison George E. House

Il6my Lefranc Thomas McCrea

H. A. McDonald

James W. Eichards.. John W. Shotwell . .

.

G. Watkins Warfield

B. M. Winters John Larcombe W. M. Cbollar H. C. Tullis E. h. Eicbmoud

David Nicholson M. W. MitcheU

A. A. Allivson W. L. Crouuse

A. H. Post H.K.Collins W. A. Smith

D. H. Castello

J, H. Butcher

Days. Hours.

313

313

31345

313

186

313

313

313 313

313

313

313

20.5 313

313

605 3,614 I 2,714 I 2, 760 ' 1, 123 I 2, 734 1,480

112

2, 853

2, 504

2, 342

2, 413

2, 534

2, 440

1,717

2, 948

2, 456

711

2, 597

2, 106

1, 0!6

1, 990

2, 399 1,264 475

1,244 ' 1,067

2, 189 ; 2,613 i 2 422

2', 347 i 1,718

2,027 I 1,001 1,867 2,636

2,152

448

2,513 i 2, 555

2, 585

902

2, 600 234

2, 131 351 2,390

2,790

2,110

1,617 I 72 I 68 I 2,040 ! 680 ! 2.260 I

$2, 100 00

1, 799 75

1, 669 35

1, 669 35

542 50 1,915 42

1,514 11

1, 462 79

531 36 1,449 02 818 72

62 72

1, 654 74

1, 327 12 1,241 26

1, 278 89

1, 343 02

1, 293 20 910 01

> 1, 562 44 1,301 68 376 83

1, 376 41 1,116 18 479 20

1, 054 70

1, 271 47 696 93 251 75

659 32 565 51

1, 160 17

1, 384 89 I 1,283 6(5

t 1, 243 91 I 910 54 I 1, 074 31 530 53 989 51 1,397 08

1, 140 56 237 44

1, 028 70

1, 022 00

1, 034 00 360 SO

1, 040 00 93 60 852 40 340 40 956 00 1,116 00 844 00 646 80 28 80

27 20 816 00 272 00 904 00

2, 003 20

1, 600 00

992 01

1, 565 00

1, 408 50

1, 408 50

1, 252 CO

1, 252 00

1, 252 00 1,212 50 820 00 1,001 60 939 00

Name.

James H. Eoberts W.E. Wise

Harry McGowan

James M. Toy

J. H. Fletcher George M.Johnston.,.

J. M. Craig H. F.J.Drake , C. F. Gilmore -.. H. W. Gray

F. C. Keuibn W. Me Farlane M. E.Woodward

F. M.Dodoe

A. E. Eid(ile , M. Brosuaban

J. S. Bnrnside CM. Cvpbers

A. F. Eandolph C.W. Scbell

O. Shaw

P. H. Smith:....

T. J. Southworth

G. H. Ackerman

A. J. A-lden

C. J. Alexander

A. G. Allison Jobn Armstrong'

]*klary E. Ashby , W. S.Baker Jobn B^ltzell M. Barriiiger B. F. Bari ows W. H. Bawden

B. H. Baxter f. Frank A. Baxter Seward Beall Alex. P. Beatty W. O. Begley .' Edwin M. Blake

William H. Bosley Jobn P. Boss Wallace Brewer . W. H. Brock CP. Brown W. S. Biooks

S. McL. Byiugton Alfxander Calhoun W. P. Clievv

J. F. Chipley

E. F. Chisolm

J. B. Clark Joseph S. Clarke

Eichaj d W. Claxton John C Cobeane

Al. Cottle Geo W. Cox

E. C. Crump

S. M. Davis

H. L. Davison

H. B. Denjiy W.H. Dexter Canie C. Uickerson Joseph Dierken

D. E. Dovle W. H. Duling

Geo. E. Dummer

John I'. Dunbar

Otis S. Eastman

C. A. Edelen

Will M. Edmunds C P. Evans

Time employed.

Days,

365

212

313 209

Hours.

221

2, 577

1, 200

2, 317

2, 723

2, 291

2, 977

2, 407

2, 792 i 2, 996 : 648 i 2, 374 i 2,718 I 2,914 I 1, U22 i 2, 734

2; 535 I 2,740 i 2,415 I 2, 635 i 2, 185 ! 426

573 : 354 ; 064

312 i 392 I 933 ' 612

I 172 364 I 2, 587

2, 552

509

1, 660

2, 700

2, 350

542

2, 630 2,419

2, 271

2, 526

1, 038 1,519

1,843

2, 532

2, 149

2, 324 2,436

2, 253 469

2, 250

703

2, 294

2, 574

2, 529

2, 503

2, 847

2, 504

2, 099

2, 324

536 1,116

2, 267

2, 549 949

2, 542 2,344

2,449
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Persons employed in the public printing, tfc—Continued.

71

Name.

H. Clay Evana

M. A. Ev ans

C. "W. Ere

Edw. J. Fallon

C. E. Farrington Aloy S. Fennell Sam'l Fen ier Wm. H. Fisher William Floyd

Ben.j. Franklin

Olive I. Gilmore

P. P. Glass W. G.Glenn

J. F. Grant W. B. Greene JaraeH Greenwood

J. F. Griffin E. W. Hall

J. T. Halleck

E. J. Handly

C. T Harding W. C. Henry.

C. W. Hensiiaw

T. F. Hering

S. H. Herman

J. J. Heron

Jno. J. Hisgins

Au!xs. R. Holden

A. Hosmau

Geo. W. Howard

T. W. Howard

Thomas Hnghes

Caleb X. Huso

C. T. Hutchison

Albert E. Ingalls Margaret A. Irwin .... John M. Jack

C. T. Johnson

D. R. Joluison

J. H. Kahlert

E. L. Kaiser James Kane R W.Kerr. jr D. C. Leahy . Charles H. Leeds Frank Lewis W. P. Liggett...

R. E. Logan

TJ. S. Lowdermilk CLarles Lustig

T. M. Mace

James B. ]Srahan Harry B. Major

O. F.'Mattinuly H. F. McArdle

Daniel McCallum

Lottie MeCormick

John F. McDermot

H. McEltresh , William H. McFadden

J. G. Mc Grath

T. McMahon

A. McNeil V C. D. McPlif rson Charles \V. Metzgar . .

.

C. L. Minor W. H. Mo.ss

J. B. Moiilrlen Samuel E. Mullan

Joseph V. Murray

E. G. Mvers

vVilliamH. Norton

H. A. iSTothnagel

P. C.Oljerley

J. W.O'Roiirke

E. H. Patterson

L. H. Patterson

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

1, 861 $744 40

2, 435 974 00

2, 449 979 60

2, 250 900 00

196 78 40

1, 948 779 20

2, 483 993 20

2, 479 991 60

1, 463 585 20

2, 388 955 20

88 35 20

2, 097 838 80

2, 504, 1, 001 60

2, 162 864 80

1, 087 434 80

1, 912 764 80 939 60

1, 9G0 784 00

2, 448 979 20

2, 123 849 20

2, 661 1, 064 40

1, 917 716 80

''"'^ 1,015 20

2, 5.')

2

1, 020 80

2, 225 890 00

2, 2 1

9

929 85

2, 574 1, 029 CO

2, 314 925 60

2, 20'J 883 60

2, 14

1

856 40

1, 723 689 20

SO 34 40

1 212 484 80

2, 3 / 0 948 00

1, 693 677 20

2, 296 918 40

1, 148 459 20

2, 4f^6 994 40

2, 268 907 20

1, 326 530 40

2, 644 1, 057 60

2, 615 1, 046 00

2, 433 973 20 2.318 927 20

2, 821 1, 184 30 475 190 00

2, 162 864 80

2, 275 910 00

1, 755 702 00

2, 610 1, 044 00

2, (i76 1, 070 40

.528 211 20

2, 287 914 80

2, 432 1, 190 03 359 143 60

1, 097 438 80

2, 100 840 00

2, 744 1, 097 60

1, 654 661 60

2, 131

2, 208

8.52 40

883 20

2, 762 1, 104 80 1,008 410 20

2, 453 981 20

2, 310 . 924 00

1, 946 778 40

2, 230 892 00 479 191 00 2,411 964 40

2, 190 876 00 2,446 978 40

2, 238 948 40

2. 229 1, 074 77 2,402 960 80

2, 045 818 00

2, 302 920 80

2, 475 990 00

Xame.

•1

Time employed.

Davs. Hours. Henry A. Peed

L. Perrie A. S. Pettit W. L. Pierce James H. Piatt Lloyd Prather,jr

A. B. Proctor

1 J. C. Quinn

r William F.Reed

T. S. Rice Augustus L. Roberts

Hattie E. Robinson .

.

Franklin Rogers

Zidon E. Ross

T. G. Ruth Dan L. Sansom

G. W. Sargent James F. Sca^gs W. L. Schmalhoff

J. H. Scboepf W. H. Sealey

AVilliam C. Seftou R. O Shaut

J. W. Sherman -

.

Jdhu C. Shirk

H. L Sliomo

I. Siinmonds

J. 1). Sim II ions Robert F. Simms t r. S. Slt'utz

I E. C. Smith

J. M. Smith I Cliaiit-s Spencer I M. Y. B. Stevens . A. Stiai walt, jr .

.

H. C. Siirguy W. H. Sweeney .. A. H. Tavlor.' ... A. W. Tebbetts .. E. H. Thomas

C. P. Thompson .

.

D. I. Towers

I Andrew Turnbull

! S.R. Wall

F. B. Wallace

' D. S. AValton A. L. Watson

W. S. Waudby

Henry Webb'

John Weber

Samuel Wehrly

Addingtou D. Welch

C. K. W'eller Theodore P. W hite .

I E. S. Wilor

R. J. Wilson

I John P. Wilver

I W. V. Winans

' Lothro]) Withington

i L. Woodward

B. C.Wright

t Charles W^ right

j W. Young

i John A. Behrle

j John H. Cook

! Eugene Langley

i G. M. McFarland ...

j David Moore

i J. W. F. Smith

j E.W. Smith

Bernai dine Smith

j William Skeen :

I Gustave Warnke. I George E. Patton ! 313

I Robert Wihson | 313

I D. G. Mvers I

I William L Ryan I

342

2, 505 429

2, 407

2, 501

1, 959

2, 502

2, 370

1, 807

1, 997 1,884

2, 262

2, 074

2, 034

878

2, 308

2, 586

2, 186 635

268

2. 317 2,488

430

2, 601

2, 661 230

2, 759

1, 965

901

2, 682

2, 106

2, 429

2, 517

2, 601

2, 018

2, 726 1,966

1, 738

1, 743

1, 979

2, 264

1, 612

1, 796

2, 159 1,070

2, 203

2, 539

1, 934

2, 271 1,740

2, 49744

2, 713

2, 105 2,366

2,130

543 2.427

111

2, 373

1, 839 1,278

2, 458

1, 3.54

1, 273

1, 200

997

1, 844

153

1, 616

777

2, 100

1, 861

Amount

received.

2,496

2, 496
72 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Persons employed in the piiblic printing, 4^c. —Continued.

Name.

W. H. Ayars

Geoi ge W. Banks

John Bucknian . .

.

Stephen Cahlwell. Robert Clark William Crawford. Edward F. Evans

.

H. S. Flynn John F.Gates . . Amos Irving James Jackson . .

.

Thomas Kearney . G. L.Milton j J. H. B. Smallwood ' John F. Swiggard | 104 Emanuel Thomas

John Waller

C. H. Wilson John C. Wright i.a.... A. D. Brock .1 H. Groshon i 54

J. E. Bright : 256

li. D. Hatch i G. W. Bowen i Robt. H. White

John W. Work

D. M. Covey John Goodrick Wm. H. Hutchison

J. R. Mickle

B. F. Wriaht j J. K. Peabody I W. C. Talley I John P.Tvirell i Thos. J. Alleger 1 H. M. Armisted. .

.

G. B. Atkinson

AV. R. Baum

P. M. Becker

A. Bennett

S. S. Bowman

F. E Burnside W. E. Cleg.g E. Coburn

F. A. Cogswell

Geo. M. Depue W. C. Dewar W. B. L.onaldson.

.

W. H. Ells B. D. Fleet A. C. Francisco ... Benj. Fugitt

J. L. Garrett

Jos. C. Gawler W. H. Gilbland ... J. F. ETadger......

J. E. Hogan

G. W. Howland . .

.

C. A. Howie

Louis C. Johnson . J. E. Keefe

O. Lanning

r.A. Mai'sh.:

j.C. Mellis John P. Murphy . Frank Pritchard.

.

Frank J. Ptoilly... W. E. Sadtier ...

O. V. Shomo W. H. Shomo

A. O. Silvey

Jeff Smith

J. Steed Frank I. Stewart . Chas W. Summers

A. G. Tuohy

J. B. Trudglan . .

.

25

2, 491

2, 930 1,036

2, 449

2, 824

2, 726

2,476

72

2, 799

2, 812

2, 790

2. 771

2, 636

572

2, 872

2, 175

3, 020

3, 118 491

584

2, 640

2, 519 2,411

2, 460

2, 430

2, 504

2, 616

2, 483

2, 504

594 2,512

2, 485

1, 788 2,404

2, 346

2, 225

2, 536 2,210

2, 459

401

2, 410

772

2, 480

2, 451

2, 367

2, 520

2, 198 : 2,435 i 1,917 I 2,473 1 2,478 : 570

104

1, 357 2,303

2, .546

2, ^42

1, 947

2, 497 2,494

2,430 2,690

232 2,257 ; 1, 924 2,518 , 948 I 716 i 2,383 I 2,230 I 461 I 2, 265

2, 295

2, 414

2, 364

Name; Time employed.

Days. Hours.

.$12 00 622 75 732 50 263 95 612 25 706 00 511 12 464 24

18 00 699 75 703 00 697 50 692 75 659 00 351 00 718 00 543 75 755 CO 779 50

1. 398 73 310 50

1, 699 02

1. 399 20 1,335 07

1, 255 34

1, 303 80

1, 215 00

1, 126 80

1, 129 65

1, 146 11

1, 126 80 237 60

1, 004 80 994 00 715 20

961 60 980 20 890 00

1, 014 40 884 00 983 60 160 40 964 (10 308 80 972 00 980 40 946 80

1, 008 00 879 20 974 00 766 80 989 20

991 20 228 00 41 60 542 80

921 20

1, 018 40 936 80 778 80 998 80 998 40

972 00

1, 076 00

92 80 902 80 769 60

1, 007 20 379 20 286 40

953 20 892 00 184 40 687 05 918 00 965 60 945 60

II JSTelson F. Twing

|1 H. C. Underwood

Will Way '

I John H. 'Whitaker :

! Fillmore Donaldson

' T. P. Woodward

li R. E. BealL.ir

I I Maitiu N. Evans

II J. Howard Fishback.

i James G. Woodward .

j! J. H. Burch, jr

! Richard Mclsfichols

! Samuel Robinson i

: W. M. Thomas

!| G. W. Cox Exum M. Hussey i Wm. H. Miller i 313

: E. T. Barrett \

i S. N. Bell John R. Bradley | L. L. Burke

' W. A. Dodge

G. W. Fowler I

' A. T. Fox well \ Thos. K. Heath

Theo. Hodes i L. H. Jullien

; W. A. Lavalette ! B. F. Mann

i A. P. Marston i ex. Maitin i

! John S. Mills i J. P. Morse I

\ A. R. Piatt I

\ Geo. J. Schley A. W. Webb I J. S. Ziegler | Chas. \V. Baker i George R. Brandon Edw. Y. Fisher Bvron A. Ford i E'. L. Scott ;

' Rich'd B. Topham

S. S. English ! Daniel V. Fenton

Jos. C. Kauffman i W. Marden King . - Jos. W. Palmer

F. P. Snyder

E. St. L. Babson

i M. W. Barr..^

j W. Carlisle j Chas. P. Cassidy William F. Ryan

Robert F. Sterling. E. D. Stimson .

.

G. H. Tousey .

.

J. V. R. Towers

I W. E. Post

;l Franklin Amann

:| James Austin

1,227

2, 256

2, 427

391

2, 482

2, 349

718

2, 264

1, 980

2, 325

1,706

317

2, 640 1,074

1, 857 112

Amount

received.

j Castleman P. Boss James G. Boss. A. J. Boyer

E. L. Bryant Thomas H. Collins. . .

.

N. S. Cologne William M. Crawford.

J. W. Cross W. A. De Groot

J. B. Dickman

C. M. W. Earle Edward Eberbach

Joseph Ferguson

R. P. Fithian

J. W. Fletcher RossH. Foster

2, 431

448 2,480

2, 430 468 2,564 i 2, 332 I 2,393 2,446

453 ' 2, 508 ! 1, 709 i 2,438 i 2,260 [ 1,020

2,391 ' 247 I 840 I 737 ! 1,146 I 2,472 ! 2, 310"

I 2, 535 2,453 2,359 i 1,2.32

' 2,3.34 ! 2,348

249 1 2,468

2,496

2, 448 2,243 I 1,554 2,419

592

2,517

:

1,080

2, .397 2,432 , 2,466 • 2,416

783 , 624

134 I 115 1,241 124

356

203

588

343

2, 539

581 538

2, 541 488

104
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 73

No. 20.

Pei'sons emploi/ed iu tlie jyuhlic printing, ^-c. —Coutinued.

Time em

ployed. Xame. AmoTint — received. iDays. Hours. Name.

Time employed.

'Days.- Hours.

Amonnt

received.

William H. Francis 483 .$193 20 Jame.s E. Frost 396 158 40

J. A. Gibbs 339 135 60

J. S. Gourlay 2,^60 984 00 Daniel Gradv 101 40 4u Wm. E. T. Greenfield 501 200 40 H. B. Gris^r 2,529 1,011 CO E. C.Grumlev 162 64 80 William H. Hale 593 237 20 A. J.Hall 215 86 00 Fred. A. Hall 67 26 80 G. W. Hall 471 188 40

C. H. Hav 2. 423 969 20 John Hovnes It 6 66 40 Samuel G. Kirby ,.. 35 ; 14 Ou Clareuce Lewis 176 70 40 W. A. Linton > 35 i 14 00

J. F. Maupin 1, 687 I 674 80 J.R. McBride !

: 131 52 40 H. H. AIcKeever i

'. 83 33 20 K. T. Meanv ' 1,313 525 20 D. G.Miller' i 1,043 ^ 417 20 A. L.Mishler 137 'A 80 M. M. Mitchell 337 : 134 80 James M. Montgomery 153 61 20 John R. :SIorrison ' 134 53 60 E. Xewbiouah i 25 : 10 00 H. M.Pomeroy i

\ 244 97 60 W. T. Priddv 1 2, 458 983 20 Edw. Eedfield ,

1 361 144 40 Theo. P.Reid ' 2,057 822 80

J. G. Schontarber 110 . 44 00 H. C. Shearer : 2, 315 926 00 Cbarh-s Pavne Smith ... 243 97 20 C. W. Straughan i

i 103 41 20 W.M.Stuart ! 2,516 1,024 75 P. R. Summers |..' ' 173 ' 69 20

J. Le.^lie Vansant 1 49 I I9 60 Charles .V. Wanen 84 j 33 60 Geo. A. Webster 37 14 bO F. P. Wilkins 2, 444 - 977 60 T.G.Williams 1 1,085 434 00 T. B. Wood ' 153 ; 61 20 S K. Young ..; 1 3 52 60 80 H.Zncker 113 45 20 Geo. W. Duvall 304 76 00 W. A. Dnvall 436 109 00

S. P. Heinline 2, 340 .585 00 W. E. Lackland 144 36 00 John T. Lewis 2, 542 635 50 Fred C. Loftus 1,286 321 50 HenrvMcCov 2,-549 637 25

J. W. Metzung 96 38 40

Jas. A. Prosperi 311 77 75 Walter Tav lor ! 302 75 50 Lafayi tte Torrev ! 2,290 572-50 Raymond F.Crist i j 1,426 213 90 Hugh D. Nealv 1 461 69 15

L. F. Fletcher 1 744 93 00 Chas. Danenhower 313 1 1, 799 75 W.S.Baker ' 2,156 1,142 68 H. A. Coolidge i 1,200 636 00 W. J. Frizzell 1, 497 793 41 B. W. Gillis 2,327 1,232 86 W. H. Liverraore 2, 599 1, 377 47 Thos. J.Mattingly 2,614 1,385 42 F. A. Rhoderick 2, 570 1. 362 10 E. J. Russell i 2, 564 1, 358 92 W. L. Schmalhoflf" 2, 066 1, 094 98 W. R. Steele 1. 581 837 93 Beni.A. Swan 2,276 1,206 28 W. F. Walsmith 2, 680 1 , 360 00

J. B. Campbell 2, 6-52 1, 152 10

J. E. Crufchett 2,506 1,127 70 Wm. E. Thompson 2, 369 1, 066 05 James H. Alburtis 7 2 80 Wm. R. Barbour 5 2 00

John R. Berg 6* $2 60

C. C. Brodie 41 16 40 Jas. H. Brooks 612 244 80 Jonas M. Brnbaker 2,624 1,049 60 R. W. Eurnside 583 ' 233 20 E. Garumau 30 12 00 \\^T. Clarke 31 12 40 A. P. Coder ; 10 ' 4 00 A. G. Cook 16 6 40 W.J.Cook 2, 665 I 1,066 00 Alexander Dercourt 44 1 17 60

T. M. Donn 2, 633 . 1, 070 88 James Dougherty 1. 344.V 537 80

J. M. EiTslestou 810 ' 324 00 Hfurv Ellsworth 25 10 00 H. .l.'Grabam 1,442 -576 80

F. C. Grirtilh. jr 14^ 5 80 W. S. Griffith ; 32^ 13 00 W. E. Grimes 19 ' 7 60 Annie L. Grove 12 4 80

C. R. Hanleiter 42A 17 00 Gfo. H.Harris 213 85 20

J. R. Hathaway 83 33 20

L. A. H uvie 202 80 80

F. C. llel'uick 910 364 00

F. L. Jones 439 175 60 CIkh V.^ V. Juno 6 2 40

•J ohn \V. Kennedy 7 2 80

. Williant Kiiklaud 26 10 40

ArtliuT- Ki:autrr 9 3 60

L. O. Knowles 32 12 80 X. M. Lin:ht 16 6 40 Herman Martin 16 6 40

Jan.e.s W. :^rat1iers .. 15 6 00

E. E. Mfudenhall 12h 5 00 Lemuel E. Millei- ' i' 1 60 Charles C.O Neill 22 S 80 M. F. Peake 32 12 80 Chas. E. Pearson 12| 5 00 Wm. r. Perkins 1 - 2, 628 1, 051 20 Wm. M. Robiusou ^ 121 48 40

.Jas. B. Rogers , 415 166 00 James H. Ross 513 205 20 E. E. Scott : 11 4 40

T. \V. Shiel 451 180 40 E. D. Smoot '

: 8 3 20 H. K. Southland ^ 13J 3 40 W. W. Stan ford ' 16 1 9 40

L. C. Stevens 103^ 41 40

F. M. St. John • ' 474 189 60 John R. Sullivan I 7 2 80 T. M. Sullivan i

; 2, 592 ! 1, 036 80 Arthur J. Symonds '

' 154 6 60 L. V. Taft 24 9 60 A. Thomson, jr 32 12 80 W. B. Thorpe 2, 465 987 69 H.F.Tompkins 16 i 6 40 F.H. Treiiholm 452 180 80

J. A. D. Turner 76|' 30 60

J. C. Walker 7 : 2 80

, E. K. Warren 8 1 3 20 M.E.Webster 29^' 11 80 W.J.Weiss... I 386^! 154 60 Chas. E. Young j 309 | 123 60 Samuel Cole i 2,699 1 674 75

• Geo. A. Gordon ' 15 ; 3 75 Saulsbur y Ford ; 2, 693 673 25 Moses Foskev 2,614 653 50 Wm. H.Maxwell 1,578 C44 50

J. E. Hopper 2, 515 471 55

P. Louis Rodier i 313 1,799 75 X. Watkins | 313 1,669 34 William H.Bushnell... I

! 2,418 1,28154

Ed. Morgan '

' 2,476 1,312 28 A.Gordon 1 2,491 1,245 50 W. Allison !

' 2, 480 992 00 Jno. G. Anderson ; 2, 199 879,60
74 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. "20.Persons employed in the puhlic printinjg, <^c. —Coutiuued.

Time era- ployed. Name.

Days. Hours, Edward C. Belt Wm. M. Belt Geo. E,. Boone

D.B. Brown

Frt'd. Griffin Wm. J. Harris

C. B. Hoiioh

D. H. Hunter

Milo K. Huntsberry . .

.

H. Allen Isou Wm. L. Jones

E. M. Kei rott E. M.Lewis

J. H. Lowrey W. W. McCoIlum

Erank McDerniot

Gleudour Medairy

Wm. E. Morcoe W. F. Nabers

J. W. Rowan

Jed Shaw

H. O. Simons

E. M. Stuart Henry Taylor

E. T. Toner E.J.Ward

E. D. Klopfer Arthur E. Maher

H. D. Beach

Eobert L Potee E.P.Lewis

E. H. Hendley

J. L. Penicks

B. G. Eerguson Howell L. Btnram

Alex. T. Borland W. S. Scott M. Hunt

C. E. Meacban

John T. Nicholson . . . P. S. Spriffhtley

Sallie J. Cooke. M. A. Eolev^ C. C. Gibbous Annie E. Gross

Charlotte Heatley

C. A. Hopkins

Mary F. Hughes

Ardella B. Huseman...

Katie C. Kersey

Ella S. Kidwell

Lulie Laskey

Mary Martin Emma Mollere

Mnasrie Nicademus

A. E. Pope

M. A. Proctor

Bettie Pumyjhrey Kate L. Schiegel M. E. Swain

Alice E,. Vance

J. W. Biisev W. W. Harvey

Charles J. Bogan

J. W. Creed... Louis Crisemon Henry Lehman

Vincent Lemmon

J. B. Moutgomfery Edwd. G. Pleasauts John T. Purcell Jesse Smith Walter S. Smith

G. H. Thompson

Charles A. Williams. .. George Siggers George Griffith

I Amount

received.

2,494

2,517 2,378

213 2,486

2, 403

2, 505 2,312 2,410

2, 331

1, 232

2, 3.50

2, 444

2, 50G

2, 320

4G0 499

522 284

35G

520

,471

1, 347

2, 509

658

2, 434

2, 507

2, 372 2,111

2, 425

2, 501

2, 452

1,941 776

2, 244

2,432

2, 381

2, 453

2, 349

2, 333

2, 498

664

2, 551 2,447

14

2, 536

2, 351

2, 220

2, 439

1,591

2, 247 2,491

2, 248

2, 395

2, 330

2, 326

2, 030

2, 525 2,518

2, 520 1,985 487

2, 483 817

2, .4 14 28

2, 578

2, 580

2, 474

2, 5.59 2,512

2. 505

2. 4.52

2, 273 3,378

2, 123

2, 436

$744 70 1,006 80

951 20 85 20

1, 094 40 961 20 1,002 00 924 80

964 00 932 40 492 80 940 00 977 60

1, 002 40 928 00 984 00 999 60

1, 008 80 913 60 942 40

1, 008 00 988 40 ; 538 80

1, 003 60 I 263 20 973 60 I 003 80 I 4'il 80 364 25 403 85 , 371 87 355 94 ! 246 52

97 00 420 74 I 972 80 ! 1, 190 50 j 981 20 I 939 60 : 933 20 ! 999 20 ' 124 50 478 31

'• 458 81

2 62 475 49 440 81 416 24 457 31 298 31 421 30 467 05 421 50 449 06 438 00 ! 436 11 , 380 62 ' 473 43 1 472 12 I 472 50 i 372 18 J 182 62

931 09 204 25

603 50

7 00 644 50 : 645 00 618 50 639 75 628 00 • 626 25 j 613 00 I 568 25 il 951 20 I 849 20 974 40 \'

Name.

Time employed.

'Days.! Hours.

Amount

received.

R. L. Gaines

E. M. Ashton

A. Callahan

Isabel English M. Falconer M. V. Lackron

Florence Massey Mary Nolan

M. V. Settle

E. Dunlop

Fillie Hohbein.. I ('ora A. Pumphrey j Florence Smith..'

F. J. Waters , C. A. Moran j John R. Boss

PL N.Goir I J. G. Cioggon j Mary Cunningham ! J. t; Heck i C. E. Hall

Tolin T. Bcewster John W. Clark

Louis Bass ; John W. Lancaster I R. B. Yates

0. H. Reed I Fred. W. Cole i Maui-ice D. Wagner ... Frank F. Hott'man . .

.

James W. Keck

George W. Pocock. .

.

Alex. Elliott, jr Geo. S. King W. B. Baly

Edwin A. Banks W. A. Brown

Perry Brown

Frank Coburn

H. C. Cowell

John'E. Parker , W. B. Kelly David Leonard

Paul Livinffston . T. W. Shomo Wm. M. Runkel

George Recar

S. L. Rowzee

Geo. S. Perrie

J. S. Smith W. S. Whitmore Byron Waters Wm. H. Baker .... . E. R. Bapti-st Wm. J. Boyd Thomas Byrd

Thad. Baden

H. W. Chase W. T. Detweiler

L. E. Etchison..' (ieorge Gayle Edward S. Green

Ciiailes A. Krause . .

.

W. M. Laporte Martin Mangold Edward T. Mathews

.

Cliarles Russell

J. C. Russell

E, G. Weaver

Horace Berry

J. P. Schaefer A. B. Auer

A. J. Donaldson A.E. Sardo W.P.Mai tin . •lames Beatiie Joseph Bourquard . .

.

2,454

2, .520

2, 262

2, 500

2, 540

2, 280

334

2, 540

90

2, 280

2, 286

2, 493

2, 504

2, 480

2, 472

2, 192

2, 476

2, 488

313

313

313 313 256

2, 442 2,401

2, 448

2, 385

2,497

1, 565

2, 301

2, 373 2,478

1,969

2, 492

72

2, 540

2, 404

2, 141

1, 130

1, 412

1, 928

1, 249

1, 901

1, 173 152

1, 433 2,195

302

654

073 374 746

1,

1,2,

2,2, 679

2, 474

2, 565

2, 536

2, 640

2, 589

2, 714 3,085

2, 3.54

2, 451

2, 876

2, 983

2, 452

2,519

2, 502

2, 591

2, 525 1,589

•55

2, 502

2, 603

399

2, 385 1,069

336
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 75

No. 20.

Persons eniplui/ed >.u the public printing, tf-c—ContiDuetl.

Time employed. Xame.

|Day s.! Hours.

S.T. Brown

John Burn side Squire A. Cameron. .

.

AVm. S. Cameron

John F. Clarkson

Ira E.Cole

Cbas. F. Davis

J. A. Dawson

D. H. Denham

William Donaldson.. Jeremiah Donovan .. Edward Duff W. G. Dunne

H. Evans i William Farrington j T. H. Fitnam | Frank Eraser ; Michael Frierv

J. H. Furber-stiaw A. W. Graham

Crdumbtis Hall

J. L. Harridan

J. E. Horning

Joliu G. Hudson

Sani l Huiley

Jolin F. Hutcherson ... - A. H. Jones

J. A. L. e

J. D. Lvdick Edw. C. Maher Thomas F. Maher ; C. Marsh I James K. MrCoach ' Thomas McKee ' Chas. B. ilellon Alex. J. Melliette David H. M()ran

J. A.Xoel Thomas H. Owings

K. A. Porter I A J. Preall

j D. C. lieeves I Wm. C. Kilev

Jolin H. Kohb ' F J. Robin.sou A. E. Sardo, jr ! Richard P. Thomas ! E. L. Winne i John L. Wright

B. A. Cliampion

J. II. Huirhes W. W. Coukling Edwin .Joliiisou Mary E. Adams

Enuna H. Addington. .. Martha Alli.sou

S. M. Antrim

C. B. Appier

Bessie Aulick

Ellet Barnes

Hattie Baylie Jennie Baylie Fauuie Beamer

Ida P. Belcher Ida M. Bemis

L. E. Best N. Blair Mary S. P.lush. Anna liolin^tarck

Pv. W. Buiche

Edella Burdette Mai y M. Barges W. (Jr. Burges , W. Pv. Burges 1 Catharine Burke I Mary Callaghan ' Jcsephine Carlisle

I---

2, ini

2, 5tj.3 2, HG2

2, 2 +.5 J, ai!8

1, 87:i

1, U77

271

1, 400

2, U9

2, 2S9 1,945 2.414

2, 348

1, 003

1, 7:;o 2,615

2, (503

1, 346

1. OJX

2, r,ii4 J. 4(;:!

Amount,

received.

$,n76 40

1. 026 00 944 80 ^•8 00 523 20 749 20 430 80 108 40 500 00

8.59 6;) 914 80 778 00 965 60 939 20 401 20 C92 00

1, 04G 0 ) 1,041 20 538 40

051 -Jii 1, 0-5 (;o 985 20

1. 03- ,-0 075 -JO

Name.

Time em- | ployed.

I

1

^ 277 510 80

2, 5.'o 1, 010 40

01 1;! 1, 041 20

^05 1, 038 00

1, Ul« SO

2 5l7 1, 006 80

2i-.547 1,018 80 225 90 00

2, 483 993 20 606 242 40 1,486 594 40

940 376 00 996 398 40 2,414 965 00

1, 609 643 60 2,376 y;30 40 1,015 406 00

2, 344 937 fiO 1, 9(!7 786 80

2, 230 902 00

2, 448 979 20

2, 507 772 85

2, 527 1, 010 Hi) 2, .567 ], 020 >H) 1, 034 00

2, .551 Oil 35

2, J>4 610 65

1, -s:.] 1, o:;s VI'.) 75

O 473 ;.):) 154 (yx 2, 55i) 478 12

2, 134 400 13 570 120 96 2,414 452 63

2 172 407 50

]80 35 4;

1. 245 233 43

2, 32 ij 486 46

2, 310 433 13

2, 423 454 30

1, 950 410 70

2, 429 455 42

2, 453 515 13

2, .504 469 50

2, 454 460 12

1, 849 346 68 1,367 256 30 171 35 91 514 96 37 2,289 480 69

2, 555 479 05

1, 536 287 99

Days. Hours.

Annie Carpenter Kose Carrothers Limise Carsteus M. I. rh:m.-y

Victoria Clark

Ettie Clarke

Cecilia Clements Emma Collier Lizzie Condon

Be.^sic Conkling

M;iry Coikery Joanna Corridon Emma Cos

Martha E. Cox

Delia Cremen

Amelia E. Cromelien.. Marv A. Crooker M. F. Cn^hley

Elizal)eth Davis

ElLi M. Delaplaue

^I. Drllamico • E J. I)c Lorrae

Eliz ibetli Dement

Xelli(^ Donoiihue

^laguic Duffy

Lilil)i(; A. Klaliavhan. Alice A. Fon i^arbutt Annie Feller

.Mollie GarMiwait

Lizzie ^L Garvey A nnie Gaugliian

Isabella !;ii via

L. V. (loilev A. (;()rMile\ A. 1). Gess

.\da :s\. Greenwood . .. Lauiii L. Crimes

Lilian M. Hall

Floreiici' H nniau

Ko.se A Hart

^lury Haves

.Toluuin;i Hickev

.Mary Hill

Xi'liie Hopper M(dUe A. Hiuiter Marv A. Hurdle. Blanrhe Hiirle Lola C. Hiitton A. Inuer.soll Jennie .Jaeksou. Mary -Tackson . . Annie li. -lewett .Mary -jMbnson .

.

Vir^ie .Ji(hnsMn A<la IL.Johnston

T. .lones M . V'. Keen an Mary A. Kelly.

S. A. Kennedy . Ann D. Lan^ley Fannie Lee

Elizabeth Litsiuger

j Bettie Long i l^nnie E. Long

M. E. Ludgate I Jeuuie Mareey Mamie Marr

( Jllie M.ii r Ellen McCarty

M. A. IMcCoT iiiick. .. Lizzie McGulUp

Ella McGraw.

IMaggie McKie

Brio^et McNamara.

Jennit; McJ^Tamara-. Mar y A. McNamara

Mary Mills

1, 588 $333 48

2, 468 462 75

2, 603 488 0. 1,431 268 31 1,416 265 49

2, 287 428 79

2, 328 436 49

956 179 25 2,218 415 89

447 83 82 1.673 313 69

2, 403 504 63

2, 486 466 12 869 162 93

1, 362 286 02

1, 874 351 37 1,303 2.55 56

2, 277 426 92

2, 091 392 05

653 122 44 2,521 472 69

2, 289 428 79

2, 525 473 43 1,991 376 72

2, 190 410 62

2, 631 552 51

2, 183 409 30 1,518 284 61

2, 297 430 66

962 180 37

1, 130 229 07

903 169 31

1, 384 273 34

2, 330 436 80

2, 283 428 05

1, 580 296 24

2, 553 478 69

130 24 37

2, 0(i4 398 58

2, 545 477 19

2, 408 451 50

1, 864 391 44

2, 55--. 2, 45S

536 55

400 86

2, 53 J 531 72

2, 4.^0 464 98 728 130 50

2"'7 42 56

2, 097 393 16

2, 103 394 30

1, 756 329 25

2, 534 475 13

2, 500 468 75

2, 314 433 85

1, 098 205 86

2, 391 502 11

2, 004 375 75

2, 201 412 67

2, 160 404 99

2, 396 449 25

2, 379 446 06

1, 163 218 06

2, 422 454 12

1, 3.55 284 55

2, 275 426 55

2, 444

96 458 25

20 16

63 132 51

2, 364 496 44

2, 145 402 19

2, 522 472 87 1,718 323 80

2, 584 484 50 1,311 245 81

2, 334 490 14

2, 528 473 99

2. 112 395 99
76 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons emploijed in ihe pnhHc pr'mfivf/, tf-c. —Continued.

•

^v^ ame. Time eui- plojed. Amount

received.

1 Time employed.

Days.' Hours.

j

Name.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

M. J. Minor Annie Miteiiell Cecelia A. Moore

Julia Morrell M. J. Is icbolsou Mary Nally

C. R. Ober Mary O'Brien Mary O'Brien

Lizzie O'iS^eal Ella Place A. W.Potter

E. M. Proctor Mary E. Ragan ... Julia Keady Mat y A . Hearden Emma Eeese

Catlieiine S c li e r mer

born

Susie V. Sinon Anna M. Slentz Ella Steel Maggie Sullivan Emiua Swain Margaret Sweeney . .

.

Lydia R. Tennant

Henrietta Tompkins..

Alice E. Toner

H. A Travers Martha Trunnell H. A. Turner M. E. Tyler Ida Van Arsdale M. E. Warner Mary E. Weser

M. V. Wheeler........ Adah "Winckelman . .

.

Mary Wise Mary H. Wise

Gertrude E. Wooley . ,

.

M. A. W. Lewis I A. M. Parsons ' W.H. Stebbins i W. H. Carr j Julius I^. Keck

E. C. Soules I E. A. Sikken i H. T. Williams ' R. A. Gray i James W. Bede i James Bell | W. T. Benjamin j John Better | H. C. Bolden 1 J. M. Edmunds Brown . | John A. Bryan ' Edward Campbell

Benjamin Coakley

G. Coakley \ George W. Cole I G.William Cole j William R. Curtin : Thomas Daniels Charles F. Davis Erank Dial John Dice ' .

.

N. T. Ellsworth | L. A. Etchison i Georffp, H. Foskey I C. L. Freeman ' R. L. Gaines ' "William M. Gerard ' Alexander Gould , AdolpbeGillot ! C. C. Haddock I Wm. T. Hall Francis Hamilton '

2, 016 $378 00

3, 421 266 4:; 2. 294 430 12

2, 488 466 50

2, 134 400 13

2, 513 471 18

2, 181 408 93

2, 577 4?3 17

1, 344 252 00 715 140 00

2, 131 390 52

2, 410 451 87 555 104 06

1, 476 276 74

1, 123 235 83

1, 070 200 63

2, 443 458 05

2, 181 408 94

1, 446 303 66

2, 450 459 37

2, 481 465 19

2, 420 508 20

2, 326 436 10

2, 393 448 68

1, 002 187 80

] , 722 361 62

1, 322 268 61 2,485 465 93

2, 377 474 82

2, 425 454 67

2, 067 434 07

2, 093 392 42

2, 122 397 87

2, 375 445 31

1, 911 358 32

2, 149 451 29 797 149 44 2,417 453 18

1, 060 209 99

2, 443 1, 221 50

2, 520 1, 008 00

2, 504 ' 939 00

2, 682 1, 005 74

2, 736 1, 025 98

2, 537 ' 845 66

2, 490 778 13

2^ 821 881 54

2, 580 722 40

2', 521 630 25

' 754 188 50

1 851 462 75

1' 200 300 00

2, 383 595 75

2 508 627 00

2I 698 674 50

2] 450 612 50

2 526 631 50

2, 660 665 00

1, 284 352 75

1, 351 337 75

580 145 00

1, 143 285 75

1, 322 330 50

2, 286 571 50

1, 353 338 25

2, 268 603 00 480 145 00

2, 931 732 75 112 28 00 1.461 365 25 440 66 00

731 182 75

1, 756 439 00

2, 055 513 75

2, 059 514 75

2, 091 522 75

Will. Heiidrick Louis E. Kt'iiry Frank F. Hoffman. . Robert J. Ilouck William Hiitch:u3Ji;- - L. A. lardella . Obadiah Jou^ Richaid E. Jorduii . .

.

vSylvestei' Jordou A 1:0 n son KrLsey

William Lang.

Robt. (;. Laiigley

J. W. Louiax Washington Leftrich. . Levi McCabe

Edward S. McDonald..

J. K. McDonald

Robert C. McGill

J. F. Mitchell D. H. Motfett. G. W. MuUoy

P. R. Noone

James Pratber

F. C. Ratc liff Daniel C. Ray

Douglas Reid John Roberts

C. H. Robinson

Lewis Russell John Ryan Wm. E. Saunders Wm. S. Seymour Thomas Slielton Geo. Shurland

J. E. Smith Moses Smith

Z. P. Spates

J. B. Stoops Lewis Thomas W. A. Tilley David J. A. Toznalin. .

.

Frank J. Wilson

C. C. Woodard

C. G. Worthington .... James E. Young W. D. Hohbein

J. Geo. Day

F. Munsou Wm. L. Lamb — W. J. Simmons

E. A. Holl

J. J. Jones W. W. Clark Thomas Pitchlynn

Randall Bowie

B. F. Cox W. Dawson

John N. Davis W. D. Evans

J. M. Gorman Thomas B. Hyatt

Lloyd T. Jones John W. Jones

Stewart M. Lewis John Miner

C. M. Morrison M. T. O'Brien M. Simpson Reiley William H. Murphy

John Talbert Xenophon Peck John W. Poraeroy John A. Bayly John R. Cason

J. H. Caldwell

J. R. Francis

A. R. Hilton

584 416

58 066

570 504

301

177 239

600 528

343

112

243

312

56|

2, 111 2,419

2, 263 481

2, 07H

229

1, 533 864

1, 224

2,133

2, 069

2, 564 2,428

1,392

2, 588

399

1,087

1, 010

2, 520 1,090

2, 048

81

2, 091

2, 746

21 409

2, 491 479

1, 151

2, 7ti3

2, 469

2, 752

2, 089

2, 602 2,416

2,117

2, 367

2, 40192

2, 538

2, 137

2, 438

16

2, 500

2, 212

2,817

2, 367 2,610

2, 327

2, 322 149 367i

26^t

367i

229|

280i 322§

297|l
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed in the public printing, ^'C—Continued.

77

Xame.

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

JoliB A. Hyman 2.39| . Otto LeissrinsT 285| A. McCuUouoh , I 53

L. D. Milstead 3 Thomas Mullen 336f Will E. Miller 2951

o7|

3563^ 14' 59 317§

9

295i- 312 367|

9 269|

92

2, 888

3, 121

3, 120

2, 859

1, 9G2

•Tames Xally James A. Patterson. Samuel Eobinson ... D. E. Ritchie John En an Augustus Schwartz. Moses Smith, jr "William H. Scribner A. M. Spra^ue

R. W. Tucker

R. L. Todd

TTm. H. I'hompson . Harlow Tavlor

H. T. Willi'ams 9 C. F. Wurdcmann 364| M. T. Liucoln James W.Hughes

William Robinsftn ! Chr. Wnstenfeld

E. E. Wade \ A.sa L. Carrier ; 2,628 Thomas D. Bennett 3, u72

C. C.CheW ' 2,830 H.W.Scott 2,367 W. CMvers ; 2,225

L. G. Xixou 1 2,320

Ellis H.itihes !-„-.. 2,741

R. C. Siiuouds : 2,501 Robert E. Gayle : 2, 739 A. A. Bnndy 2, 4^8 N.L.King i 2,482 Hiram iCii.bey i 2,392 William Ratcliff 639 Lewis T. Jewett 2,378 William Reynolds | 1, 792 Dave Lendi um 30 Charley P. Cotton | Joliu Randolph

J. T. Whitaker 36 W.H.Fletcher 29 M. Jenkins William A. Lisher Robert K. flarapson James Leonard , Alexander Douglas ' 2, 891 A. J. Hall 374f James Lee 183 William Bush 325 Michael Dougherty 374 William Bell 2,512 S.G. 'Jannon 2,041

Ch;irles Fletcher , 2, 850 Josiah S Gi een 1,581 John A. Gle. son ' 2,072 George C. Glick i. 778 R. T.Jones i

i 416 W. R. Laws I

: 1,358

861 186

2, 743

2, 747

2, 133

2, 009

3, 14732

856

Amount

receired.

.$539 71 652 27 119 25

9 OU 756 84 664 59 129 66

802 68

31 50

132 75 714 09

6ti4 59 7U2 UO 829 96

20 25

11 25 607 21 207 00 20 25

820 96

1, 617 28 1,654 13

1 , 653 60

1, 515 27 981 00

1, 051 20

1, 228 80

1, )32 00 946 80 890 00 928 00

1, 096 40

Time employed.

Robert Logan I 2,072 ! Patrick McNTamee ,

' 2, 045 j Thomas Peter | 672 { Frank Robinson 1 2, 589 Man.son Robinson 2, 673

B. H. Wateis ' 2^068 Robert Williams , 2,475 Spencer A. Searle 344 j

.

PIECEWORK.

George C. Glick . AdolpheGuillot.

.

J. F.MitcheU....

000 40 095 60 995 20 992 80 956 80 255 60

951 20 716 ftO 12 00 344 40

62 01 965 19 945 44 666 56 627 81 983 42

10 00 809 48

023 12 671 50 812 .50 841 50 628 00

510 25

712 50 395 25 518 00 194 50 104 00 339 50 518 00 511 25 168 00

647 25 668 25

517 00 618 75

57 34

436 06 104 84

Name

John Randidph M. Simpson Reiley TlilEWOKK. Thomas B. Penicks... George Fordham

Joseph Isaacs William B.Evans

Richard Berry

J. Paul Chambers ...... W. H.Moran

M. A.DaBois

R. B. Harford

William C. Heck

John W. Maxwell

l>aniel C. McGivern .. Will P. Reese Jake Reihei

D. W. March.

William H. Mickle, jr G. \V. Bates George W. Folck John A. Tafe

A. J. Houghton James A. Hewes

H. C. Moran

Charles J. Oitlip Edward H. Parlin R. Carter Hod Reynolds

G. L. Pearson

AV. E. W. Rowe

M. D. Anderson

Charles F. Burch

S.K. Coster

J. W. Dntton Luther R. Frank

Harry A. Gwin

James F. Lacey D.McCathran

D. A. Xeal

C. A. Rice Rush C. Steele R. L. Todd

J. L. Venable Henry C. Watson

John Weckeily

Alpha B. Beall James R. Bell AVilliam H. Berry W. H. Britton

C. ]Sr. Buckland W. H. Burger Thomas J. Burke

I. X. Butler M. Clark W. S. Clarke W. B. Collier B. F. Cox

P. J. Crenshaw Thomas Croggon Frank F. De Lea

John jST. Dorster James Doyle

Patrick Doyle

Rol'ert Pearson William D. Foos

J. W. Freeman

John F. Hogan

J. Holderby

TJ. S. G. Jafvis M. Jenkins

J. C. Johnson John Johnson Owen Keefe

T. J. Kenney

[Days. Hours.

313 I. 313 ! 84 ! 313 . 13

509

365

1, 3.55

1, 5*^3

1, 417 2,413

2, 650

1, 600

2, 231

2, 6S3

2, 548

1, 633

2, 443

2, 686

2, 540 2,441

"i,"227

1, 934 2,266

2, 596

2, 317

2, 030 1,518

1,683

1, 909

1,692

2, 4«5

1,882

2,061 ; 2,266

1,450

' 2,540 I 1,980 I 1,346 i 2, 109 1,779 i 2,323 ' 2,445

2, 157 2,719 i 1,236

2, 566

1, 462

2, 494

401

871 2,311

1, 792 1,81624

849

30

2, 281

1, 107

2, 540

2, 674

1, 894

2, 469

2, 501

2, 198

112 305

484 ! 83 1,621 2,398 I 429

Amount

received.

$331 23

114 34

1,799 75

1, 669 34

575 25

1,252 00 746 83 823 IG

584 80 965 20

1, 060 00

640 00 892 40

1, 073 20

1, 019 20 653 20 916 11

1, 007 24 863 60 829 94

1, 060 00 383 44

522 73 708 13 811 23 706 26

85 00 634 37 474 37 484 04

506 80

507 60 745 50

564 60 618 30

679 80 435 00 762 00 594 00 403 80 564 35

466 00 696 90 733 50 647 10 686 50

309 00

641 50 365 50 623 50

100 25

92 75

479 75

577 75

448 00

454 00

6 00 212 25

7 50 570 25

741 75

635 00 668 50 473 50 617 25 625 25 549 50

28 00 76 25

121 00

20 75

405 25

599 50 107 25
78 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Persons employed in tite public priniinf/, ^-c. —Continued.

Name.

Time <'n\- plo.ved.

Daj's.j Honrs.

Aniotiut cceived. Name.

N. M.D. Lathrop I John Lee

F. B. Llovfl I D. P. Lwich

Ai'ii;^le Mackey

P(^ter Mi'Calhiiii , 1 Janips Mt'KciiiKi. 11 Patiirk McNaniee \ C. S. Mills Thomns P. Mitchell ... i John Murphy i NopI Nichols I F. C. Oherboltz !

' B. F. O.ler John X. Phillips Simon Pocher

Georire M. liaub A. J. Rock

K. E. Scott William Shephard .

.

James Smith , Noble Spates

Gr. A. Traylor

J. W. Towers

John H. Van Lew — John N. Van Lew .. Howaid C. Wall

H. S. Waslibarn , Daniel Wnthm

Clayton Webster

E. W. Williams

Charles H. Worden . Charles F. Ford W. I. Hutchias PIECEWORK. James H. Alburtis .

.

John Albnrtis Oscar Alexander

O. S. Allen Franklin Amann ... P. B Audei son John Armstrong; . ... E. N. Ash W. R. Atwell

C. W. Aiiiiiiinbaugh. John C.Billou

Qporj^e Bayffott William K. Baibour.

F. M. Barnes M. F. Barrett W. H Bawden

B. H. Bealer

R. E. Beall, ir Sewaid Bi all John Behile John R. Berg

(i(H)ifie Berry W. O Birmingham .

.

W. A. Bohn

J. A. Borden

AVilliam H. Bosley .

.

Andrew Bothwell...

R. T. Brav

IT. P. Bi eazeale John J. Bresnahan.

.

JaTties E. Brinter

C. C Brodiw

Janies fT. Brooks ... Wilbur G. Brower .. E C. Brown W. R. Burgess

H. W. Buruham

R. W. Buruside N. Buxmeyer W. J. Caldwell

2, 477 2,069

208

2, 365

2, U3.5 20 2,643 I 478

1,667 1 2,396 I 2,2.53 I 1, 184 I 1, 144 I 2, 426

788

2, 188

2, 658 2,549

1,278 2,080 I 20 I 91

{ 1,254 I 30 j 1,829

500 I 2,059

2,513

2,712

1,840 2,019 468

152

2, 504

$619 2t 515 00 52 00

591 •25 508 75

5 00

663 10 119 50 416 75 599 00 563 25 296 00 286 00 606 50 197 00

00 664 50 637 25 319 50 520 00

5 00 22 75 313 50

7 50 457 25 125 00 514 75 635 75

678 00 460 00 504 75 117 00

28 50 417 34

1 096 65 199 10 639 30 699 20

31 40 408 80

301 25

10 75 306 35 34 75 496 50

192 35 639 50 272 20 839 60 141 1085

168 83 372 35

151 81

701 20 618 24 116 40 794 50 318 40 193 65

58 05

3 05

61 55 868 80 52 55 473 50 777 30 316 30 378 10 736 90 537 40 520 25

37 25 303 15

W. R. Can igan W. R. Chipley

J. Jerome Clark. . B. F. Clarke W. Y. Clarke

A. P. Coder

T. M. Cogswell

C. F. Cole Thomas H. Collins . John n. Cook - . A. E. t'orniug

E. Corunian.jr . . . .

.

Charles W. Conway

Louis W. ('ornweH- .

.

J. D. Cosby

Al. Cottle W. H. Craig W. M. Crawford W. N. Croggon

J. A. Crow

Geoi ge A. Crump

George D. (Jauuingham

A. U. Darby

H. W. Dayis . E. W. Davison

E. De Caindry

Frederick Decker

D. C. De Knight

G. D.mham

William H. Dennesson. Alexamler Dercourt . .

.

O. Deyantier

C. J. Dev^niirhn John B. Dickman

James Dougherty

George P. Oowell CM. W.Earle

Samuel W.Edmunds ..

' M. D. Egan

i W. D. Egbert

I J. M. EgglestOD

I Chris. F. Eise

I Jacob Eitel

' J.E. EUegood

I Thomas Ellis

\ Henry Ellsworth

j Warren B. Esty

I Patrick Feehan

1 Joseph Ferguson

I Edward Flagg, jr D. W. Fleming

I Ross H. Foster

j William H. Francis

j Henry L. Fraz-ier

1 Henry E. French

j William J. Galbraith .

.

I J. P. Garner

! Lewis A. Garrett

' Joseph C. Gawler

Olive I. Gilmore

K. S. Goodloe

E. B.Gordon

George A. Gordon

I James O.Gorman

G. Wilmer Graham

i H. A. Graham

George H. Green

; Wm. E.T.Greenfield..

F. C.Griffith, jr W. S. Griffith W. E. Grimes

: W. A.Griswold Moses Grooms

I Annie L. Grove May M Grove

I George Gulick

I W. E.N. Hagan

xirae era- ployed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER, 79

No. 20.

Perso7}s employed in ihe puMic pr'tnlinn, tj-c. —Continued.

i I

' Time em- j

: ploved. i >ame. , received. Name.

[Days. Hours.

Georsre B. Hall

G. UC Hall . G. F. Hummar

J. A. Haudiboe

C. K Hanleiter Samuel 0. Hanlon

T. C. HaiiDum

D. L. Harbaugh W. T. Haner I James L. Harper Kenton X. Harper

Geurge H. Harries . -

.

W. H. Harrison

L. A. Harvie

J. K. Hathaway Edward W. Hearne .

.

F. C. Helraick

C. D. Heuniug

Charles Henry

Joseph C. Hiji^rins . .

.

Georire Hodges...

E. W Horton

A. T. flouck

J. X. Hudsou Thomas Hughes C.C.Hunt

M. J. Hurley M. K. Jarvis W. K. Johns, jr Axel T. Johnson

George Johnson, jr r. L. Jones

Jes. J. Judge

Geurge S. Kauffman.

H. A. Keefer

E. B. Kelly John W.Kennedy..

John L.Kennedy

"William Kirkland John R. Knapp

Arthur Knaner

L. O. Knowles

Lewis Krieguer Samuel Krumbine .. J. K. Lamson

E. N. Lancaster

O. M. Lantz I I W. A. Lavalette, jr I ! Jno. C. Lavton •

i

j Wm. R. Le Chevalier... |

j A.G.Leonard ' J. M Leonard

C. M. Lewis

E. P. Lewis ! K Light

J. W. Lilley Charles Liudenberg . . .

:

R. H. Lyles

Charles McAiiliffe Daniel McCallum

J. A. :McCarthy ! J. T. McCartv

H. C. McCracken

H. A. McDonald I G. M.McFailand 1 H. T. McGowan , A. J. McGuiggan ... R. W. McKeon

D. B. MacLeod

E. J.Malone

F. R. Maloney

A. J. Marchand W. A. Mars chalk ... Herman Mai tin

Ja-Ties W. Mathers . E. A. Maxwell Owen J. Mealy

$39 20

518 00

73 25 867 75

110 05

937 95

37 70 640 9' 758 05 508 ,35

1, 020 75 898 9?. 370 95

809 15 911 70

69 80 638 80

7 50

11 65

811 65 508 10

. 30 10 34 35 439 05 638 60 870 05

3 80 34 80

671 20 270 47 409 35 579 95

97 20

88 30 113 20 326 55 140 00

1, 167 75

881 10 593 45 873 75 669 70

39 70 144 70

61 80 355 80

6 55 830 35

21 10

341 60 856 35 14 35

606 25 545 75

1, 033 45

25 05

11 80

37 00 676 95

28 10

71 90 119 00 116 55 35 10 181 61 714 70 535 20 93 95 129 65

6t;3 35 44 75

10 30 367 10 812 20 737 50

12 15

10 70

E. E. Mendenhall W. A. Mellis

J. W. Metzoug...

C. K. Mic hael D. G. .MiUer

J. W.Miller Lemuel E. Miller Alex. .1. Milliette A. L. Misbler W. A. Mitohell Orlando S. Montz

J. J. Moody

David Moore John F. Moore

T. P. :^loore

F. W. Muhlhofer

Albert K. Mundheim . C. I'. Murpby

Edward P. Murrav

Charles M. Myers

Philip Xachiuan Edward G. Xalle Jobu Nelson.

£. Xewbrough

£. S. Nichols W. E. Nivens Horace Xoah

K. W. Norwood Edwin Nott

J. F. O'Connor

William A. Ogle

Charles L O'Xeill John O'Neill Charles R. Parsons . .

.

E. W". Paiton

Geo. W. Paxton

Cbas. P. Peake

M. F. Peake

Chas. E. Peaison J.Polk

H. M. Pomerov

P. E. Porter..'. Frank.L.Post

L. H. Post

A. H. Potts E. D. Prvoi

A. Piirc'll James E. Reese Edw. Red field G. A. Rinebart Frank M. Roberts

C. H. Robison AVm. M. Robinson

G. Rockwood

Jas. B. Rogers

A. A. Roland James H. Ross

D. P. Rowell Emmett B. Russell T.G.Ruth W. S. Sampson

M. D. Sanderson

D. M. San.lidge D. L. SandoB

Chas. H. Sawyer

J. H. Schoepf

E. E. Scott Martin Schram

J. Franklin Sewell David Shaw

Jobu H. Shaw

John P. Sheehan James H. Sherwood .

.

T. W. Shiel

E. E. Sbott Wm. Skeen

i Charles Payne Smitli.

Time ememployed.

Days.j Hours.

Amount

received.
80 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Persom employed in the pithllc pyinting, —Continued.

Name.

E.W. Smitk W. H. Smith

E. D. Sraoot Chas. H. Snyder

H. K. Southland

T. C. Spurgeon

B. D. Stalliass W. W. Stanford

L. C. Stephens

H. W. Stevens

C. S. Stevenson

F. M. Stuart

F. M. St. John

Monticello Stoddard . .

.

Frank W. Stratton . . .

.

C . W. Straughan John E. Sturgis John R. Sullivan Timothy Sullivan S. S. Sutton

T.J. Swander.... Arthur J. Symonds

L. V. Taft

J. T. Taylor.... Richard Taylor

Charles O. Thompson..

A. Thompson, jr John Tillinuhast

E. S. Tompkins , H. F. Tompkins

H. M. Towner Andrew Turnbull

Alfred Turner

J. A. D. Turner , Lewis M. Turner

George B. Van Keuren

.

J. Leslie Vansant . G. F. Vonght , Henry Walker

J. C. Walker , John Walkup

Gustavo Warnke

Charles F. Warren Edward Warren

E. K. Warren

John F. AYeber M. E. Webster W. J.Weiss James L. Welty

John H. Wheeler W. J. White , A. Williams Thomas A. AVilliams. .. Charles T. Wood

George T. Woodgate. .

.

D. P. Wyman

Chai les'E. Young W. L. Toung

James Austin

J. W. Barnes

F. H. Barnhart

S. H. Bell

J. C. Bonsall Castleman P. Boss James G. Boss William H. Bosley William M. Boyd

A. J. Boyer

F. A. Brashears F.E. Buckland

J. F. Campbell

R. H. Campbell

J. W. Carter

]Sr. S. Cologne William M. Connell....

A. G. Cook

J. W. Cross

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Aiiionnt

leceived.

$141 3.') 96 80 775 1.5 832 00

1, 182 40

.581 50

185 20

145 35

830 00 487 20 243 90

147 15

.531 60 237 54

7 90

93 30

14 35

141 55

150 25

345 40

15 80 905 10 665 75 546 35

43 25

85 50 427 55

96 35

30 40

723 60

129 40

63 00 632 15 756 50

100 30 443 68 687 25

1, 027 00 126 30

153 40

128 25

86 61 737 75 136 70

504 40

561 65

733 60

651 50

1, 033 25

101 65

127 75 130 70

1 70

53 50 298 95 28 10 815 2020

818 85 940 00

1, 112 80

1, 124 10 82 40 947 30 868 80 77 10 1,011 85 426 35

1,010 20

1, 298 50 272 70

1, 038 05 l,4i2 25 119 65

91 40

301 15 143 50

>fame. Time em-

| ployed.

I

I

! Days. Hours. I

John Delahunty L C. Dillon I S.S.English 1 J. Howard Fishback.

R. P. Fithian

L. F. Fletcher George I. Ford

J. G. Forney

A. T. Foxwell James E. Frost

J. A.Gib bs Daniel Grady

E. C. Grumley

Arthur J. Hall Fred A. Hall

J. P. Hamilton

J. Fi.sher Haner

i C. Ed. Hodgkin

j Henry Hoiightaling

.

! John Hoynes

; H. H. Humble

G. J. S. Hunnicutt . .

.

George S. Johnson..

\ Louis C. Johnson ...

' Simeon Johnston

L. H. Jullien

I Charles V. Juno

Jos. C.Kaufi'man Samuel G. Kii by

Ausr. M. Lang i William D. Leahy j Clarence Lewis j

1 W. A. Linton i

' J.R.MC Bride

i J. A. McCabe.

I H. H. McKeever

i F. T. Maloney

] C. W. Mander

J. F. Maupin

F. B. Mercer

; John S. Mills M.M. Mitchell

, Jas. M. Montgomery

, Chas. A. Morgan

John R. Morrison ...

;^ William H. Nelson. .

; E. Newbrou2:h

I; Jeremi-.ih O'Connell . A. R Piatt Theo. P. Reid

J. M. Richards W. F. Rodrick

Geo. J. Schley

J. G. Sohonfarber ... M. J. Shei k

H. L. Shonio

J. L. Sinn

P. R Summers

Samuel Taylor

i Samuel W.' Taylor . .

.

I J. L. Thompson

! Richaid B. Topham.

! A. W. Van D\ke ... Charles N. Warren.

.

; A. W. Webb

George A. Webster . O. 8. Webster

I T. G. Williams ....

I R. C. Wilson

i T. B. Wood

I John P. Woods

I S. K. Young.

J. S. Zie-ler

I L. K. Zook

! H. Zucker

I A. W. Adam

Florence J. Adam
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed in the pubUo printing, ^c-—Continued. 81

Name.

Maggie J. Collins.

S. Collins A. Columbus

Rose Connell

Julia Connelly M. Connelly

J. Connor

F. Connover .

.

Mattie Cook M. Corbin M. Courtney 6 PR

Time employed. Amount

received. oSTame. Days.' Hours.

!

A. S. Adams

M. B. Adamson

Ella Ahern M. Ambrose

Jj. L. Andrews M. Anthony

A. Atkinson

A. W. Bacon

J. Bahlman

E. P. Balmain

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

E. Y. Baker

Isabella Ball

E. E.Banks Marv Baptists A. Barrett D. P. Bairington ..

J". Barry

S. K. Bauman

M. A. Bayliss Jano Beatty

L. Billings- Mai y Bishop

Mary A. Black M: J. Bowie

A. Boyce M. Boyle

S. C. Brawner

C. Brelsford

J. Breslin Marv Brick Kate J. Brintnall .

.

D. C. Brooke

L. C. Brown Mary Brown

Carrie Bryan

Bessie Bryant Mary E. Buete

Belle Burgess M. A. Burgess Fannie E. Burke. .

.

J. A. Burr

Mollie E. Burrows

-

O. K.Burwell

J. E. Burton

A. Butler Sarah C. Butler Winifred Cahill.... Julia Callahan EmmaL. Carrico.. Belle Carter Jennie Carter

Elizabeth Casper .

.

F. Chase Addie Chinn

B. L. Chritzman. .. E. Clagett M. A. (Uancy

E. N. Clark M. Clarkson

Ella F. Clements .. Catharine Clone ... M. M. Coberth . .

.

A. Collins Alice V. Collins .

.

$314

230 358

394

416

273 460

406

2.31 64

291

417 614

282

198

343 410

206

27245

57 624

426

9 344

366 424

231

307 228

610 315

154

326 319

72 428

118 195

438 328

260 305

380 290

162

398

4 3G8

344 395

368 158

473

355

89

.549 228

.523 888 285

265

67 153 448

523

31 450

320 218

62 260

334

259 416

308 348

45

53

2935

50 I 18

I 87 I 48

88 I 78

73 : 6270 I 93

'

1 Ann Cowan

Janie Cox

! Georgie E. Crawford

! Xellie Cronin

I M. A. Crooker

I Annie E. Cross

I Ida M. Cross

i L. M. Cross Lucy R. Crupper

Magf;ie Culbertson .

.

K . Cunningham

: C.Daily

H. Daily

: A. Daly

A. Y. Daly M. Darby

L. J. Dart

I E. Davis

j L. H. Davis

; Maogie B. Davis

i M. Dawson

I E. A. Dickinson

: S. Dickson

I ]Sr. Diggs

i Ida Dinger

' Maggie L. Dodd

I Ida Dodge

j I. E. Doherty

I Lillie J. Donu

I E.Donnelly M. Donnelly

Katie Douohue

J. A. Dougherty

J. L. Dowling

Lizzie Downie

J. A. Downing

B. Dutfy Kate Dunne

A. Dutrow

O. Dwyer

8. Edelen

L. T. Edmondston. .

.

Sarah Edmunds

J. Elliot

I. R. Ellis Mary E. Ellsworth .

.

Minnie Elwood

E. J. Essex Laura V. Etter Mary Evans

V. M. Evans

Annie P. Farley

Ellen Farrell

Sallie Faulkner

X. Felger

Nellie E. Fi.sh A. Fisher Minnie Fitzgerald . .

.

Katie Flemming

M. Flemming

H. C. Flynn

J. B. Forbes Maiy C . Ford

S. Ford ham

C. Fowler

N. E. Franklin M. Gar-ttrell Belle Gates

Bell Gheen

M. Gibbs

Louise Gibson

J. F. Gilson Queenie Gilson

Ellie C. Glasgow

E. Glendenning. . , . .

.

E. W. Godwin

Elizabeth Gorman . .

.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

363 56

294 42

40 86

32 05

304 09

7 61

611 99

861 48
82 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed in the imblic prhi iivg, tf-c. —Continued.

Name.

E. Gould

I. C. Greene

A.I. Griffith Carrie Guggenheimer

.

Mary A. Hackett M. Hall Mary M. Hammond. .

.

E. Handebeau M. Handy

Ella C. Hardy

Betty M. Hargrove . .

.

Gertrude Harleston. . Nettie Harlow

Delia Harper

E. J. Harper

L. y . Harper M. A. Harper

Clara A. Harner

F. V. Harris

T. Harrison

E. A. Haskell

E. Havenuer

A. A. Hayes M. E. Hayes

L. Hays " Ella C. Hayward Mary E. Head

E. Helfell Geovgie Heinline

J. Hellings Y. Heudrick

Katie Hensan

S. Hess

Editli A. Hicks

A. Hisjgins L. Hill

J. Hitch cox A. Hodue M. V. Hoffman M. E. Hoover M. N. Hopkins Lucv Horton

Ella House

C. Howard

J. Howlin Mary Hubbel

A. Hushes Mary L. HuUings

Annie Hupfer

S. Husted

A. Hutson

S.Jack

S. E. Jackson

B. F. Jeffries H.V.Jeffries H. Johnson

L. H. Johnson M. A. Johnson

E. Jones

G. A. Jones M. W. Jones

V. A. Jones

Jennie Kauffman

Katie A. Keefe Masgie Keefe

T. Keefe

Ella Kelly Mary E. Kelly

B. Kennelly

S. E. Kerper M. J. Kersey Maria Keys

Julia King

M. Kirsch

R. Korts Emma M. Kroger M. La Bille

Time employed. Amount

I'eceived. Name.

Hours.

$292 42 B84 97 394 (5? 429 35 467 90 429 56

69 52 479 06 465 94 452 42 279 61 239 57 354 78 467 81 488 10 300 30 286 15 438 44

195 72 465 50 263 93 315 36 588 29

373 52 420 62 81 20 j 321 58 1 496 00 1

1

374 80 || 352 36 l! 476 35 I 316 18 ji 598 00 jj 232 39 472 52 316 13 442 81 261 25 467 01 38 00 509 00

51 49 409 41 447 68 503 91 131 42

565 25

433 83

40 32 445 47

55 07 559 76

586 25

369 26 354 11 266 33 364 15 369 53 450 34

9 08 285 99 582 90 328 17 384 91 4 00 342 00 420 59

120 90 344 75 299 96

,110 35 319 56 72 82 308 74 249 66

361 16 394 50

E. Lnckey

liosa La Covey

Ellen Landvoigt

E. Laporte Mar y Larman

A. V. Lee

Etta Leonard

Fannie Littleton M. F. Long

D. Lord ..: C. Lusby

Florence Lusby.

Mary E. Lyncli H. Macnarnee HattieMcCabe

Nettie;L. McCampbell. Annie S. McCarter

A. McCarthy

M. M. McCarthy

Mamie McClelland

F. M. McCristal

A. McDowell Mary McGinnell Minnie F. McGowan..

E. V. McGraw

Belle J. Mclntyre

A. C McKelden

L. A. McKenney

M. J. McLeod

M. McNaniara Mary A. McNamara .

.

Amelia McNulty

A. R Mallory

Jennie E. Manning . .

.

J.E.Mansfield M. A. Mapes

M. E. Marcerou

E. March c E. Marsh

A. Martin

Alice Martin

Lizzie Martin

S. Martin Lu a M. Mason

C. Maus

Sarah J. May

Carrie Meals M;G. Meals

J. A. Milligan

Sallie Mills

S. Moens

Bessie S Mohun

M. Monday

B. Mooney . Laura A. Moore

Maggie Morgan

M. Morris

Lizzie A. Moitow

M. M. Morrow

Hattie H. Morse

Josephine Murphy - -

.

Lizzie C. Murphy

M. E. Murray

Jenny Myer'berg

Susie Mylan

L. M.Nash

M. J. Neale M. B. Norbeck May E. Norbeck

Annie O'Brien Margaret O'Brien Maggie O'Connell M. T. O'Connor Lena M. O'Leary M. O'Leary M. A. O'Neill Mary A. Orme

Time employed.

Days,

Amount

received. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 83

No. 20.Persons employed in ilxe public printing, 4^c. —Continued.

Name.

Time employed.

Days.j Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

M. E. Owner

C. Palmer Emma T. Pangburn

J. T. Parliam

S. Partridge

Ella Patterson M. V. Pemberton...

Pearl Peticolas E. C. Phillips Odessa Pierpe Emily Pierre A. Piggott

Julia E. Plant A. Pleasants

E. Pope

S. A. Popkins

Sarah E. .J. Porter.. Jennie Potter

E. J. Proctor Emma Pumphrev. .

.

M. Y. Purdv .......

I. E. Kabbitt

Ella Kandolph

K. Reap-somer M. Eeid

D. Reill?? Agnes Rpnehan

E. E. Richards K. Richmond

DaraC. Riecks Mary Riley

Eflfa* J. Ritchie

Josie G. Robinson... Marion Robinson . .

.

Louise Rockfello'tv.

.

A. Rogers . .

.

L. Rogier M. A. Ross Annie Rn.ssell L. Russell M. Russell M. A. Ryan

H.E.Ryder

Sue Saunders

Julia M. Savage . . .

.

M. A. Sayers Rose E. Schneider. .

.

H. Schreiner

J. E. Segerson

L. Silvev K. Sheiiy

L. Shepherd W. H. Shomo

J. Siblev M. A. Sibley Mary Sierenberg Annie L. Smart M. J. Smith Maggie K. Smith . .

.

Kate v. Smoot

Katie Snee Fannie P. Snow

Mattie G. Sollers ...

$422 50 318 44

44 65 13G 15 92 55 288 93 309 20 75 06 352 76

353 02 oo 17 442 26 379 76

352 37 284 96

10 98 232 18

15 31 370 93 235 06 569 00 325 64 331 03 417 75

313 59 38G 95 321 61 630 06 281 43

350 10 362 02 290 52 230 88

.505 05 268 61 431 15 458 84 316 52

5 65

520 75

5 67 609 04

351 04

54 88

99 51 248 62 892 80 490 25 401 76 454 47 306 88 257 20 111 89 45 09

323 86 375 41 460 75 470 28 440 52 124 82

611 58

6 38 208 78

Time emploj-ed.

Days. Hours.

O. J. Somerville

R. Somerville

S. D. Soper M.T. Spalding." M. E. Speisser Mary M. Sprandel . .

.

Dora Steele Mamie Stetson Ada G.Stewart..*... Laura B. Stewart Lucy W. Stone

I Katie Strong

' A. Sullivan

i| M. Sullivan

j, Josi§ M. Summers . .

.

Frances Szegedy

\ A. O. Talbot A. Taylor

Georgie E. Tennyson

! E. Thomas A ugusta Thomx>aon .

.

M. A. Thompson

: Rhoda M. Thorn

i D.C.Toole Maggie E. Toomey .

.

Marv L. Town

D. Ella Trumbo

Marv E. Twnmey

A. E. Tyrrell . .

: Lottie B. Tyson

E. V. ^Valker

' Ida Walker L.D.Walker

; Katie Walsh

! M.Walsh

i; Mary E.Walsh I

i' M. Ward .|

|i Annie Waters I

\. Nannie Watheu

I J.E.Watson !

! G.Webster |

I H.Webster

E.Wells i Soi)hia L. Wells

A. A. Wrst I

: Minnie Wetzel I

j B. White I EmmaL. Wilke I E.J.Williams ; Fannie WiLson J.Wilson

: Margarett Wilson...

!j Mary E. Wilson

I N. M. Wingate

,| F.M. Withers Mamie Wood

M. WoodendI Fannie Woodward-

.

Emma Woolsey

J. L Tates E.Young

K. Zell

Amount

received.

$527 00

25 83 465 28

360 42

466 92 311 87

58 64

530 47

179 53

291 68

293 23 135 00 407 90 307 98 284 21 354 89

220 30 521 01 380 44

368 47

167 17 443 15 338 31 353 83 397 16

181 72

563 00 365 10 586 00 379 58

222 22 360 02 244 11 488 70 394 62

361 78

225 54 324 47

280 13 408 36

366 14

247 51 596 39

373 67 210 63 413 99

82 52 365 29 352 63 359 67 515 10 301 44

339 80

15 72

383 95 421 17 477 64 288 95

186 95 344 00

171 22 614 29

PUBLIC BINDING.

J. H. Roberts

Jas. W. White 310 P. J. Byrne 313 W. J. Kingsbury 313 C. H. Welsh....'. 39 J.A.Perkins 307 D. W. Landvoigt | 2, 507 Chas. Lemon 1, 873

193 I

! $1,102 50

1, 952 00

1, 685 59

1, 669 37

1, 084 80 1,637 35

1, 253 50 936 50

2, 192

Edwin Walmsley

Geo. W. Hinman

John Adams

James 0. Amoss.

Harry Anderson.

R. T."^ Anderson..

Jas. K. Baily . . .

.

Arthur E. Baker

C. Dehham 2,288 j 1,144 00 ; G. O. Barnes 1

2, 494 $1, 153 90

2, 501 1, 175 47

2, 400 960 00

1, 782 712 80 1,472 588 80

2, 317 926 80

2, 701 1, 080 40

2, 348 939 20 1,863 745 20
84 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed in tlie public printing, ^c. —Continued.

j Time emj ployed. Name.

jDays. Hours.

Amount

received. Xame. Time employed.

S. S. Barrett Johu F. Barry J.W. Beall Jno. L. Beutzler Reinhard Biehl

Geo. W. BUyew

Yarden Bishop

Jas. T. Blakeney

George H. Bodensick Ferd F. Bogia

Adam Brandt W. Breckenridge i Geo. K. P. Britt ! G. S. Britt i J. J. Brunor j Bennis Buckley , Lee Buckley

A. J. Bueliler

J. Fr. Bueliler i Jas. E. Bullock

Geo. D. Burch W. B. Burger John K. Bush. Peter Byrne John J. Byrnes : Wm. R. Caflrey i Jos. E. Casey | M. F. Casey j John P. D. Catou ' F. H. Chaffee Henry Chase Wm. Chedal W. F. Clarkson James Clinton

J. C. Cobb

John Cole Joseph Colignon

C. C. Colne

Eobt. A. Connell. ...... Jas. D. Conner Frank L. Cornwell

T. D. Corwell

S. T. Crawford - -

.

F. E. Cunningham

A. S. Davidson

H. C. Dobbs i John Doherty

Wm. P. Dowden

Horace C. Bowling

Arthur C. Delevtngne .

.

L. W. Deuham

Jas.E.Duvall Frank H. Eberle H. T. Eckart

C. E. Eckloff Edwd. T. Ecklotf

C. Thos. Elwood

Geo. W. Engel

H. C. Espey

J. A. B. Espey W. G. Evans

D. F. Fallon George Finch

F. Fischer H. C.Fish

Geo. W. Fisher

' Chas. Fowler j J. W. Fox I Robert T. Fraily

C. Franz I Arthur H. Frisbee

J. F. FuUer Wm, Gaisberg , Jos. E. Gaily John Gantley John M. Gantley

J. W. Gibson I

2, 668

2, 210

1, 990 1,933

2, 447

1, 984

2, 302

2, 271

2, 433

2, 526

2, 221

16

2, 490

2, 510

1, 128

2, 290

917 : 2,223 2,546 i 2,464

2,304 ! 2,012

2,452 i 2,451 2,388 , 1,197 ' 2,507 I 307 \ 2,473

1, 182 I 2,477

2,450

2. 066

2, 367

2, 518

1, 374

1, 716

2, 495

1, 778 2,153

2, 647

2, 417

1, 934 2,342

2, 484

2, 492

1, 007

1, 195

1, 145

2, 306

1, 302

2, 152

2, 517

2, 383 2,484

2, 566

1, 826

2, 536

2, 477

2, 676

1, 304

2, 155

16

1, SI 3

2, 580

1, 329

2, 575

2, 325

2, 348

2, 161

2, 475

2, 505

1, 467

2, 017

2, 349

2, 476

$1, 067 20 884 00 796 00 773 20 978 80 793 60 920 80 908 40

973 20

1, 010 40

888 40

6 40 996 00 1.004 00 451 20 916 00 366 80 889 20

1, 018 40

985 60

921 60 804 80 690 85 980 40 955 20 478 80

1, 002 80

122 80 989 20 472 80

990 80 980 00 826 40

1, 079 60 946 80

1. 005 20

.549 60 686 40 998 00 771 20

861 20

1, 058 80 966 80 773 60 936 80

993 60 996 80 402 80

. 478 00 698 00 922 40 520 80 860 80

1. 006 80

9.53 20

998 60

1, 026 40 730 40

1, 032 SO 990 80

1, 070 40

521 60 862 00

6 40 725 20

1, 012 00 581 00

1. 030 00 930 00 939 20 864 40 I 990 00 ! 1, 002 00 586 80 806 80 939 60. i 990 40 I

Wm. Gilliard P. C. Gillon Joseph F. Glenn Wm. M. Glover M. B. Gordon

J. H. Graham

J. W. Gray W. L. Griggs Edward Grimes

R. L. Gi innan Harry H. Haff

H. Hammond

Joseph A. Handley . T. J. Hardester Michael Harris

J. W. Harrison Augustus Hartman

Wilson Harvev

J. William Haslett.

.

William Hayes

Charles Hetferman . John C. Eelff A. A. Henry W. L. Hettinger . . .

.

H. W. Hobbs. John C. Hodges Henrv T. Houck . .

.

William Howlitt . . A. G. Hullett Theo. K. Hynicka... Augs. Jacobs Andrew Jaeger

Geo. K. Jenvey W. T.Johnston James Kane

L. P.Keech Thomas Keegan

Henry J. Kehr

J. B. Keleher

William H. Kelly... T.J.Kellv

Geo. W. Kensil Frank P. Kimmell.

.

John F. King

Jno. E. Knight

C. A. Knockey

CM. Knott.." Igns M. Knott

C. H. Koehler Samuel Koockogey.

H. R.Koon

Thos. L. Koontz

Chas. H. Kroner Augustus Kuhner.

.

Gustavo Lancer

Jno. A. Landvoigt .

.

D. P. Leach John I. Leitch

S. W. Lewis

H. S. Linker

R. G. Lowev

R. A. Lvon"

E. McCarter

J. H. McCormick . .

.

J. F. McDonald

Williain McLanahan

Williaui McLane ... James McMauus ... Chas. A. McXamee . R. A. McPhersou . .

.

Joseph Maddren

J. S. Maddren

William Maloney

Robt. H. Marcellus . William Marshall John Masterson John Matthews

Days.

I Amount —' received. Hours, j

I

1, 908 $763 20

3, 118 1, 247 20

1, 695 678 00

2, 466 986 40

2, 487 994 80

2, 481 992 40

2, 351 940 40

2, 428 971 20

1, 567 626 80

2, 466 986 40 1,773 709 20

2, 105 842 00

2, 595 i 1, 038 00

2, 453

969

981 20 387 60 1.456 582 40

1, 599 639 60

2, 313 925 20

1, 929 771 60

3, 113 1, 245 20

2, 429 971 60

2, 274 909 60

2, 528 1, Oil 20

1, 899

2, 435

759 60 974 00

2, 278 911 20

2, 083 833 20

2, 439 975 60

2, 347 938 80

1, 057 422 80

2, 267 906 80

1, 474 589 60

2, 360 944 00

2, 439 975 60

2, 121 848 40 2,124 849 60

€, 252 900 80

2, 306 922 40

2, 282 L789

912 80

715 60 2,342 936 80

1, 692 076 80

2, 213 885 20

1, 279 511 60

1, 668 667 20

2, 684 1, 073 60 915 366 00

2, 272 908 80

2, 522 1, 008 80

2, 407 962 80

2, 408 963 20

2, 250 900 00 108 43 20

2, 637 1, 054 80

1, 536 614 49

2, 521 1, 008 40

2, 389 955 60

2, 725 1, 090 00

2, 437 974 80

2, 204 .881 60

2, 327 930 80

2, 504 1, 001 60 1,645

2, 046

658 00 818 40

1, 545 618 00 1,231 492 40

2, 371 948 40

530 212 00

1, 837 584 80

2, 504

2, 476

1,001 60 990 40

2, 519 1, 007 60 2,055 603 75

2,434 973 60 1,892 756 80 2,145 i 858 00

2, 414 965 6a
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed in the puhJic priniing, tf'C. —Continued.

85

Name.

j Time emj ployed.

,Da\s. Hours.

Amount

received.

Thomas Mattimore George H. Maurer

Thos. O. May

J. Meelian Andre^w Melville

F. S. Metcalf

Thos. Menshaur

Leonard Mever

Chas. F. Miller Frank Miller R. Moore Wm. S. Moore Henry Morgan

Geo. 0. M:orris

j John Morris Frank Morrison ' J. C. Motherhed

D. J. Munn , Daniel Miirphv : D. A. Min phv < C. KXaUev". ' W. W. Xallev

E. Xash

TVm. M. Nicholson George A. O Donnell. .

.

JohnOReilly

Charles J. Orem.

George W. Orem ' John H. Patterson j Joseph E. Peissaer j T.F. Pen del Milton Phillips ' F. C. Philpitt Wm. Poplowsky i Joseph Portch." ] Ed-win F. Price i John Pridgeon .'. Geo. G. Prior ! Ed. P. Pnmphrey j J. W. Pvemont ! J. L. Ptatcliff. ! R. H. Kathvon ' James Read

Jake Reiher i TTilliam B. Reilly A. Reybert ! W. H. Richardson ! RP.Riddick ! D. C. Riuggold Richard Roberts

Chas. G. liogier G. Rosevag ; Jas. A. Ryan

H. Sase William Scott W. S. Sheaff | Gale Sherman

' C.P.Shettle Frank Siebert A. Fitz Simons W. P. Slater A. A. Smith Bernard J. Smith

Fred. P. Smith ...! Jas. B. Smith i Thomas Songster ' Chas W. Sparks ' Chas. F. Stewart i Thos. F. Stewart W. Edw. Stockett

Jas. M. Stockett Jas A. Stockman

S. E. Stratton Richard Sweetman

Peter Swift Andrew Ta£f

Cha.s. E. Taylor, jr

Name.

Time employed. Amount

received.

572 $228 80

2, 364 945 60

2, 597 1, 038 80

2, 067 826 SO

1, 179 471 69

2, 354 941 60

20 8 00 780 312 00

2, 117 84(3 80

2, 243 897 20 801 320 40

2, 329 931 GO

1, 591 636 40

2, 496 998 40

2, 436 761 10

2. 380 952 00

1, 608 643 20

2, 296 918 40

2, 391 956 4(1 1,006 642 40

1. 593 637 20

2, 441 976 40

2, 230 892 00

1, .^l2 604 80

1, 707 682 80

2, 126 850 40

613 245 20

2, .538 1, 015 20 2,389 9.^5 60

2, 698 1, 079 20 1,682 672 80

1, 2.33 493 20 1,796 718 40

2, 674 1, 069 60 1,311 .524 40

2, 535 1, 014 00 1,334 533 60

2, 194 877 60

2, 361 944 40

2, 275 910 00 2.473 989 20

2, 416 966 40 235 94 00

61 24 40

553 221 20

183 73 20

2, 520 1, 008 00

514 205 60

2, 394 957 60 1,012 404 80

2, .502 1,000 80 2,483 99^ 20

2, 031 812 40

747 298 80 2,481 992 40

2, 340 936 00 244 97 60

2, 213 885 20

2, 602 1, 040 80

2. 489 995 60

2, 0.54 821 60

1, 834 733 60

1, 227 490 80

1, 222 488 80

2, 460 984 00

2. 704 1,081 60

2, 372 948 80 363 145 20 576 230 40

1, 964 785 60

2, 445 978 00 2,017 806 80 1,842 736 80

2, 695 1,078 00

1, 866 746 40 2,714 1. 085 60

1, 082 432 80

Days.

I Hours.

Alfred Thomas W. N. Tincher Dennis Toomev

Geo. L. TracY.^

Chas. E. Tretler

T. M. Triplett

•Jolm F. Yan Horn . .

.

R. TV. Wade

Fred Wagner

E. Wakeliug John Walde

ChiKS. H. Walker Edwin R. Waters

Chas. W. Wells

H. L. Wells John E. Welsh

Geo. K. White

Geo M. White

John White . Geo. A. Whitford ... H. Wi^-se Chas. S. Willis A. L. Wood

W. E. Wriiiht Chas. P.P. Wroe

Robt. H. Zimmerman

John A. Flather

• Charles S. West

Richard Murphy

(reorire B. Harleston.

Georii-e B. Bury

Frank Donu

Clinton Groshon Harry A. Lamraond.

.

Frank A. Kenuedv .

.

Chas. Daly

J(jlin J. Burns

Georo,!- Xev.ser Thpo. iluck Wiu. G. Walde

H. C. Williss William J. Flynn

Lewis F. Holden. Thomas Breunan

Arthur Simmons, jr. .

.

B. Basil N. Friel Wm. E. Lee John T. Kearney

Jas. F. Faherty i Bernard White

John Keefe W. J. Butler

Jas. J. Brosnahan Wm. Johnson Frank Michael

L. J. Burse

Stella Barrett Maggie Bro.snan , Maugie Brverton

F. E: Carter [ Annie Chapman

(/. Crooks

E. D. Davis. ; Marion Hough : Lula Hvson i B. Knott

B. F. Leach

M. E. Leuman

M. J. Lovell Annie McRae

Marv C. Manning

2, 337 $934 80

1, 881 752 40

2, 481 992 40

1, 268 507 20

1, 983 793 20

1, 880 752 00

2, 491 996 4o

2, 429 971 60

2, 618 1, 047 20

1. 312 524 80

2, 315 926 00

1, 7.57 702 80

2, 023 809 20

2, 576 1, 030 40

2, 478 991 20

2, 130 852 00

2, 455 982 00

1, 900 760 00

1, 557 622 80

2, 335 934 00

2, 121 848 40

2, 503 1, 001 20

2, 205 906 00

2. 363 945 20 493 197 20

2, 426 970 40

2, .505 1, 002 00

741 296 40

2, 397 569 45

2, 451 582 05

2, 353 518 55

2. 295 505 25

2, 362 521 65

2, 331 514 80

2, 299 507 75

2 227 484 70

2,' 248 479 95

I, 121 266 55

475 495 00

2, 280 448 90

451 87

2, 273 450 40

2. 4G9 452 41

2, 4.52 442 60

2, 158 376 23

1, .596 295 68

2, 101 362 24

2, 470 425 30

2, 429 418 70

2, 236 •350 96

2, 446 373 75

2, 307 352 04

2, 439 364 27

2, 461 358 12

2, 442 356 00

2, 402 333 76

2, 273 284 10

1, 804 225 49

1, 019 127 37 311 38 87 290 37 00

2, 500 701 68

840 210 00

1, 100 275 00

2, 434 608 50 2,390 597 00

533 133 25

2 453 613 25

1. 960 490 00

413 107 75

2, 224 523 30

2, 437 609 25

2, 342 585 50

2, 472 618 00

2, 263 565 75

512 128 00

887 158 84
86 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.

Persons employed in the puMic printing, ^c.—Continued.

Name, Time employed.

Hours.

Amount

received.

Anna I. Melo:v

Sallie Micheal JaneE. Minor Kate H. Montfredy. .

.

Ella Riley

L. E. Robinson

Kittie R. Powell

Bettie Schiller Kate G. Smith Maggie E. Spriggs

C. L. Wirt...-

E. M. Yerger Agnes Adams..

Alice Alexander Maria Anderson M. L Andrews

M. H. Atwell

Hattie D. Baird M. E. Barker May Barnett Mamie E. Barry Mary Barry Mary E. Barry

B. M. Bartlett

C. A. Bartlett

C. C. Beatty Josephine E. Bennett. Kate Bennett Annie Berry

Carrie A. Booth

Adelia A. Bowen

M. R. A.Boyd ^ Donna Buchanan

Minnie E. Burford — M. J. Burkholder

Jennie Burns

Cora Burr

R. Bushee M. E. Calvo

Virginnia Cammack . Kate Cantine Mary Carpenter LenaCarr

L. A. Caulk

E. H. Clagett. M. B. Clagett , Maggie Colbert H. Collison M. A. Connell

Carrie Cowling

Indiana Cowling

Maggie Cui tis Ellen Darcy Maggie Devlin A. Dickins

Ellen Danaldson Mary F. Dove

S. K^Feltham

Ella M. Ferguson

Jennie H. Fitch Mary H. Fitz Patrick Minnie Fordan Emma B. Furlong . .

.

H. A. Gambrill Jennie Gates

L, Gaughran

Mary S. Gordon

Jennie Goas

Josie Goszler Annie E. Gross Macie G. Harding . .

.

S. G. Hayden

Vivian Hayden

M. R. Hend ley I Christena Hendricks ..I S. E. Henning

Lida Henr5'..

2,478 i 2,501 I 2,496 I 2,303 i 855 ! 2,366 I 1,481 2,290

1,360 ! 2,214 : 525 i 2,493 ! 536 ! 2,465

2, 173 1,007

2, 362

2, 383 2,157

358

1. 540

1, 576

2, 318 1,580

2, 290

203

2, 453

1, 488

156

2, 433

2, 387

2, 041

2, 115 386 470

2, 198

367

1, 6H0

1, 264

1, 797

1, 781

2, 407

303 2,432

336

1, 997 2,423

2, 325

2, 363

2, 442 456

2. 378

2, 487

2, 223 1,375

934

2, 345

1, 911

1, 544 2,111

2, 378

2, 295

162

624

2, 219

2, 178

527

2, 366

2, 118

1, 561

2, 270 262

109

2, 303 2,161

2, 278

260

$619 50 625 25

624 00 575 75 213 75

591 50 370 25 572 50 340 00 553 50

131 25

623 25

123 28 566 95 499 79

231 61 543 26 548 09 496 11 82 34 mi 20 362 48

533 14 363 40 526 70 46 69 564 19 342 24' 35 88 559 59 549 01 469 43 486 45

88 78 108 10 505 54

84 41 386 40 290 72 413 31 409 63 553 60

69 69 559 36

77 28 459 31 557 29 534 75

543 49

561 66 104 88 546 94 572 01

511 29 316 25

214 84 539 35 439 53 355 12 485 53 546 94 527 85

37 26 143 52 510 37 500 94

121 21 544 18 4H7 14 359 03 522 10 60 26

25 07 529 69 497 03 523 94 59 80

Time employed. Xame.

M. Henry

Maiy C. Hines

Florence Hoffman .

.

Winonie Holland...

E. J. Holohan

E. J. Hooper

Ora E. Hubler

G. Hunter L.A.Hyde

M. Kate Hynes... . Kate Ja(;obs .... Lottie E. Jacobsen . Jennie A. Jenkins.

.

Mary M. Jenkins...

Ella A. Johnston...

E. E. Johnston Kate Kelly

E. Kepner

Rose Kleiber

E. A. Leonard

Lillie Lewis

M. G. Lillie P. M. Lineaweaver. RosaLydick

Ellen Lynch

Ida E. Lyons

Nettie McCabe

E. McCarthy

Albert McGill

I Innocentia McGill .

.

; E. L. McLain

Katie McNally

Mary McNaniara. .

.

; Jennie McPherson .

I Katie A. Mandley..

! M. Markham

Maggie A. Meehan . Emma Miller Margai et Mitchell . Rittie Mitchell Gertrude Moore .... Sallie Morgan

D. A. Mortimer

Katie A. Murphy .

.

Rebecca Orr Minnie Osborne M. E. Owner

L. Piggott.. Lydia J. Pixley Fannie Plumer

Josephine Plumer .

.

Beatrice Prather . .

.

Mary A. Prather . E. G. Proctor

Sadie Pniette Agnes H? Reid , AnnieReilly M. Louise Reilly ... Amelia T. Ritter... Lon Rogers Laura L. Rugers . . L M. Rutherford ... E. V. Sanderson

E. J. Schafer Josephine Schwartz Mary Shock Eva P. Simmons

S E. Sisson Faunie R. Smith

K. Stevens

Rnsie H.Stoll

! Frances Straub

; Theresa Straub

I J. M. Sullivan Mary Sullivan

1 Victoria Sweeney .

.

Maggie H. Taylor .

r6C61VCO.. Hours.

2, 165

800 $497 95

184 00

2, 471 616 63

2, 380 547 40 2.418 556 14

2, 358

98

542 34

22 54

2, 408 553 84 2,424 557 52

2, 443 561 S9

1, 862 428 26

2, 378 546 94

2, 227 512 21

2, 388 .549 24

2, 178 500 94

2, 186 502 78

2, 444 562 12

2, 403 552 69

2, 269 .521 87

2, 504 575 92

500 115 00 1,764 405 72

2, 312 531 76

428 98 44

2,369 544 '87

2, 485 571 55 1,982 455 86

2. 250 517 50 28 7 00

2, 361 543 03

2, 111 485 53

2, 401 552 23 518 119 14 1,541 354 43 416 95 68 536 123 28

2, 218 510 14

1, 340 308 20

2, 422 .-).57 06

2, 327 535 21

1, 590

. 2,208

365 70

5117 84

1,140 262 20

1, 380

2, 386

317 40

.548 78 1,638 376 74

127 29 21 2,444 562 12

1, 758 404 34

296 68 08

1, 818

668 418 14

153 64

955 219 65

2, 234 513 82 606 139 38

2, 301 529 23

2, 430 5.38 90

2, 350 540 50

2, 239 514 97

194 44 62

1, 553 357 19

1, 221 280 83

2, 053 472 19

2, 221 510 85

2, 372 545 56

2, 346 539 58

2, 429 558 67

2, 252 517 96

2, 334 .536 82 440 101 20^

2, 436 560 28 1,735 399 05

597 137 31

2, 301 529 23

40 9 2a

2, 504 575 92' 167 38 41
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 87

No. 20.

Persons employed in the puMic printing, <fc. —Contiuiied.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

Bessie B. Throckmorton Marv J. Topham

S. E'. Twitchell

E. A. Vose Eva TTalker

Doilie ^Yaller A. M. Washington

Magsie Whaley

F. SYilliams M. C. Williamson Kate Wootton

Beulah Wright

Clara E. Carter Jennie A. Carter Mary J. Catlin

S. A. Chapman

Katie Chase Emily T. Coke

Laura Crider M. A. Dodson

Ellen Doyle

Mary C. I>nrhain

Sallie D. Durham

Carrie Fields M. E. Flaherty Annie M. Humes

Marry F. Keys

Annie AT. Loomis

M. McArdle

Eliza J. McElfresh

Albert W. McGill Mary McGoldrack

Elizabeth Maugan

Mary C. Manning

C. F. Morrison Kate O Connor

>'ellie O'Prey

Annie Walters

Chr. Wustenfield . O. S. Sanford

C. G. Worthington

H. A. Pettit

C. K. Sherwood . .

.

Jno. E. Hammoi

E. M. CampbeU

Geo. L. Ready Hiram Spear".

S. D. Skeen F.A. West

Jno. T. Ferguson

R. B. Billings

S. W. Baxter

Chas. C. Allen Thomas Allen

O. D. Ambrnse RL. Beatty i.. H. Buckin gham j .

.

S. G. Cannon. L. Michael Carroll James A. Claxton 1 A. D. Coleman

George Coleman

William Cruse

D. J. Cunningham

Robt. E.Cunningham .. .. James E. Dent

Jas. W. Ficklin .

.

John. A. Gleeson.

2 007 ' (ftlRI fil 2 368

' 544 64

1 707 392 61

9 3gi 547 63 536 293 9g

2 305 530 15

' 514 118 22

2 367 544 41

' 797 183 31

2 368 544 64

545 56

72 16 56

1 863 310 50

' 625 104 17

2 437 406 19

2. 345 390 85

2 401 400 1

8

2, 508 418 02

2 U59 343 15

2' 503 417 17 "'2I6 36 00

1 768 294 67

' 728 121 34 - 2 485 414 17

2 360 393 34

2 437 406 17

2 138 356 34

' 235 39 17

2 432 405 34

2 433 405 51

1' 192 209 67

2' 429 404 83

2 479 413 16

1 442 94Q 35

2' 456 409 33

2' 438 406 32

2, io-d. 1 995

392 00 339 53

2 463 410 49

2 512 418 67

1 979 329 84

2 -509 418 17 2 472 41 ^ 01

9 35]^ 391 84 g9g 330 76

2 195 987 75

2 235

9 867 75

2 478 867 30

2' 749 96"-* 15 464 145 00

1 7''8 9 3gg

'^ns. fid 710 70

2 510 7.53 00

9 737 40

1, d56 464 40 731 10

2' 355

9 QfiQ DDo 318 79 50 2,469 G17 25

1, 094 367 58

2, .540 635 00 384 98 07 428 107 00

2, 571 642 75 1,468 367 00

2, 460 615 00

2. 256 S64 00

2; 925 731 25

2, 473 618 25

2, 474 618 .50 772 193 00

2, 258 564 50 645 161 25 424 106 00

Name.

Freeman R. Green . ^s". Hall

J. K. Hardesty

Benjamin Hoimes . .

.

W. E. Johnston Wm. T. Knowles — Wm. Landers

H. H. Lazelie Jaines Lee

Jas. A. Lee W. E. Lockland

Robert Logan

Burr Lucas

E. G. Luce

George Luskv

C. McDevitt W. McKinlav

C. C. McKinney

John F. Magiunis .

.

Louis X. Moss

James ZSTallv L. AV. Pigott Geo. E. Price Morgan Priggs James H. Roberts .

.

Jacob Robinson Frank Rowe

D. E. Ritchie Ausustus Schwartz

J. H. B. Smallwood.. W. T. Smith

J, H. Snapp

C. C. Stewart Arthur Summers ... Ht Drv Thomas W. a". Tillev

B. H. Waters

George Williams . .

.

Edw. J. Wilver

C. P. Dowden

Chas. F. Ford Exam M. Hussey.

Sam. Stevens Wm. H. Murphy ... Xeno])hon Peck

Russell Barnes

J. H. Caldwell A. R. Hilton John A. Hyman

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

13

873

2, 535

296

2, 600 850 416

952

2, 597 425

2, 517

188 424

2, 266

2, 292

2, 045

2, 624

2, 385

1,211 I 2,456 i 2, 137 I 2,823 1 160 I 2, 502

11244

2, 952 : 2,371 ] 2, 509

2, 432

57

2, 496

2, 200

2, 932

2, 498

2, 666

856 420

2, 486

2, 504 2,498

2, 042

513

Otto Leissring 52 :

.

Will E.Miller

P. R. Noone

Moses Smith, jr

55|, 11 PIECEWORK. Mary Anderson

^lary F. Ashbum . .

.

Ella Bagley

Mary E. Bailey

S. Bailey Kate BAII Mary Barnett

Stella Barrett Elizabeth A. Bell ... Eugenie Blankman . Mary V. Bowler Maggie Brosnan Mary E. Brown

Minnie E. Burford .

.

Ada Burr

Cora Burr M. L. Butler Annie M. Cavanagh.

Mary Chamberlin . .

.

Sarah E. Clayville . .

.

Julia F. Clokey . .. .

$218 25 633 75

74 00

653 30 212 50

104 00

238 00

649 25

106 25

629 25

47 00

106 00

566 50 573 00

511 25

656 00 596 25

302 75

614 00

534 25

735 00

40 00

625 50 28 00

11 00 738 00

592 75

658 75

608 00

14 25

624 00

550 00

733 00

624 50

U66 50 214 00

105 00 021 50

626 00 475 ,25 382 87

96 19 124 13

159 00

147 50

108 00 no 25

137 25

139 50

117 00

124 59

24 75

135 00

326 73

54 68

68 99

348 74

111 76

350 70

162 27

13 00

312 57 135 91

89 43

1 4') 257 2i> 204 19

366 01 197 82

60 98

362 97 337 1 i 176 55

357 4 ;
88 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 20.Persons employed in tlte public printing, <fc. —Continued.

Name. Time employed.

Days, Hours.

A. A. Colclesser Sara Colling Alice Corcoran

E. A. Cox

F. F. Crupper

Isabella Cunningliam

Mary Dauiels

^STaiinie Daniel

S. C. Darby

Ellen Donaldson M. E. Dow

Kate Dowden Maud Dnbant

P. Dubant

C. Durham.

Ronie Elms AnuaErb

Mary Farrell M M. Farrar Lucy Fister Katie Fleraming

S. W. Folk Emma V. Ford Kate Fox

A. C. Francis Emma B. Furlono;

G-. Gautt j Minnie Georges . . . i L. Gibney ] Frances Graves { Georgianna Grosbon. ..j l^ettie A. Groshon j Belle Halliday | Julia Hanian Ka tie E. Harrington

Carrie F. Hartwell . S. G. Hayden

Louisa Henry Marv E. Hill W. j. Hodson Mary Honan OraE. Hubler Annie A. Hurley. . .

.

Emma Jetfries Annie E. Johnston.

.

Mary Joyce Aimie R.' Kealey

A. B. Kleinheina Amanda Klotz

Delia C. Lang

M. A. Lenihan

Carrie E. Lewis M. G. Lillie Annie E. Long

Ella F. Long

Rosa Lydick Johanna Lyons Kate Lyons

M. A. McGraw

E. McKenzie

Marion McGivern .

.

Amount

received.

$372 62

381 44

371 91 380 89 401 96 341 04 373 30

321 66

67 33 115 06 301 31 366 8i 275 07

86 05 369 81 311 48

373 30

66 60 54 24

47 91 336 12 372 70

50 49 406 43 368 88

92 30

370 65 371 77 336 6S 355 82 92 94 186 78 375 14 336 74 375 07 337 03 233 82 374 79 405 00 266 55 394 96 354 40 312 91 304 44 322 06 343 51 32 35 356 57

65 68

62 11 56 32 368 55

89 29

62 12 338 61 235 41

180 94

63 87

53 87 340 56 278 75

Name.

Carrie B. McKnight.

Hattie McVhill

Sallie H. Macnichol

.

Ebenetta Magoffin.

.

M. V. Martin

L. A. Massie

J.Miller

Julia T. Miller Amelia Moreno

Katie Morris

L. T. Morris Mary Mullen Mary A. Murray

Mary Nasser Mary Nolan

]^taggie O'Dea Kate O' Gorman

M. E. Owen

Millie Parker Martha K. Payne . .

.

Lou M. Pemberton .

.

W. A. Plant

Kattie E. Powell.... Kate M. Price

Sadie Pruette M. Purcell Mary A. Rearden...

Julia Ready

Ella M. Ridgely .... Clara J. Robinson . .

.

E. L. Rollins Lucy T. Ruby

Annie V. Shaw

L. A. Shepherd

H. Sherwood

Margaret Shields . .

.

Mary J. Sinclair Kate G. Smith . . Mary A. Smith Marv Snow

Sarah Sorrell Ella M. Springer M. J. Stanley

C. Stanton K. Stevens Sue Stevens Martha Stewart Maggie Sullivan Rosie Sullivan Cheney Swain

Ella Torrey

L. F. Walker

J. F. Warwick

E. E. Wemwag

Julia A. Wolff

S. L. Wood

Martha Wilkins Margaret Williams . L. E. Windsor

Josie Wright

Time employed.

Days. Hours.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 89

No. 21.

Statement slioxving the number of persons employed on the Congressional Record

for the fiscal year ending June 30, 18S5, with the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xame. Time em- j

. ployed. AmoTint

received. Days. Hours.

Time employed. Name..

108

121

101

60

Aven Pearson ' 313 W. -H. Hickman ' 195 A. "F. Bloomer 9 A. T. Caris W.E.Chipley 24 H. A. Coolidge 117 A. H. S. Davis 45

TV. F. Dann j 121 A.McXelly 120t Ed. Morgan I C.S.Myers 105 M. Xoves 120 M.H.kendig 102 W. R. Steele ' 105 John W. Thomas 12i F.B.Wallace 1 221 A.W.Webb I 12 E. M. Wheat W. S. Brooks

C. M. Cyphers

Chas. I. Canfield. .. Charles Wright....

A. G.Alli.son Al. Cottle Thoiuas Ellis i 2 R. P. Fithian 8 W.J. Fowler ' 119

S. M. Gordon \ 70 James E. Pteese j 3 H. A. McDonald ; Thos. McCrea | 42 , J.W.Miller j 19 ' F. H. Tronholm | 59 I W. A.Smith ! 108 I Ed. Keinmuth 124 | Chr. Wustenfeld ' John F. Swiggard . .

.

Stephen Caldwell.... Chas. T. Bli?s

TJ. P. Breazeale John Buckman

John F. Gates

Josiah S. Green

P.Pv. Noone

G. A. Traylor A. E. Sardo

Squire A. Cameron .

.

Wm. S. Cameron

Jolin F. Clark.son Ira E.Cole

D. H. Denham

Edward Duff

F. H. Fitnam

J. H. Fnrbershaw

A. W. Graham

John F. Hutcherson.

J. A. Lee Thomas H. Owings..

Jno. H. Pvobb

C. B. Appier

Jennie Baylie Fannie Beamer

L. B. Best

Catharine Burke

Annie Carpenter — Josephine Carlisle. .

.

M. I. Chaney

Joanna Corridon

Delia Cremer

Jlellie Donohue

Libliie A.Flahavhan

Annie Fuller

Lizzie M. Garvey

Annie Gaughran

L. V. Godey

122 121

101

321 463

348

3.50 262 485

232

- 18 509 328

169G

280

328

955

496

16 648

227

1078 505

145

160 528

1056

231

124 15266

173 376

044

104 232

154

880

1020 305 410

38 228

321 642

281 940

142 152

38 714

351

35

100 162

41175

$1, 878 00

1, 224 00

178 (i2 578 76 144 00 872 13 270 00

971 39 896 25 185 .50 768 86 977 05 672 80 639 o4 995 77 899 84

80 48

50 88 747 93 833 27 477 50 444 50 505 00 300 00

10 00 45 00 793 4U 356 40

15 00 259 20 300 80 95 00 322 60 432 00 186 00

5 20 385 50 489 25 36 25 292 50

6 75 132 00

2 50 314 50 340 25

71 92

60 80 26 40

69 20

150 40 417 00 41 60 92 80

61 60 352 00 4 00

8 00 122 00 164 00

7 98 42 75

67 41

134 82

59 01 197 40 26 62

26 62

7 98 149 94

65 81

7 35

18 75

30 37 77 06

15 75

Amount

Ada M. Greenwood. Mary Hill , .Jennie Jackson

M. V. Keenan

Elizabeth Litsinger . Brislget McXamara.

.

Jennie McS'amara . Annie Mitchell.. I Mary O'Brien i E.M. Proctor

J

I Mary E. Ragan

I Catherine Schermer- ;

I horn. I

I Susie V. Sinon

j

'

: Maggie Sullivan |

I Henrietta Tompkins . . .

|

;i M. Y. Wheeler

;! Adah Winckelmau ...

j W. T. Benjamin

i H. C. Bolden

' Jolin Dice

C. C. Haddock Wm. T.Hall

. Robt. C. Langlev

G. W. MuUuy

H. Robinson

Geo. Sli in land ,

; Moses Smith

J. B. Sloops

' Perry Brown | H. C.' Co well I W. B. Kelly Paul Livingston |

I John E. Parker | George Recar.

; S. L. Rowzee

Richai d Berry ^ J. Paul Chambers W. H. Moran

R. B. Harford John W. Maxwell

, WHIP. Reese. j A. J. Houghton !

! James A. Hewes ! Chas. J. Ortlip

j G. L. Pearson Hod Reynolds

: Chas. F. Burch

Harry A. Gwin ,

' James F.Lacey

C.A.Rice '

i John Weckerlv Alpha B.Beall James R. Bell Wm. H. Berry W. H. Britten , C. Buckland

! M.Clark W. S. Clarke

i G. J Crenshaw

I J. W. Freeman ,

I JohnF. Hogan j J. C. Johnson i John Johnson \ •John Lee |

: F. B. LloTd

D. P. Lynch j Patrick McXamee i

' B. F. Oder | Jno. X. Phillips W. E. W. Rowe

I R.E.Scott Rush C. Steele .' R. L.Todd i James M. Toy

received. Hours.

161 $30 19

20 4 20

88 16 50 146 27 37 367 68 81 208 39 00

61 12 81 305 57 18

147 27 56

164 30 75

397 74 43

152 28 50 989 207 89 155 32 55 936 196 56

55 10 31 408 85 68

605 151 25

198 49 50 143 35 75

93 23 25

148 37 00 249 62 25

288 25

188 47 00

64 16 00 304 76 00 160 40 00

801 352 44

736 323 84

736 323 84

722 317 68 326 143 44

167 73 48

884 388 96 465 232 50

233 121 16

928 538 24

54 21 60 225 90 00 129 51 60 156 48 75

110 28 00

9 2 81 111 34 69

72 22 50 195 58 50

72 21 60 119 35 70 190 57 00 4 1 20 68 17 00 292 73 00

49 12 25 782 195 50

77 28 87

3 75 118 29 50

36 9 00 14 3 50 342 85 50

8 2 00 260 65 00 224 56 00

54 13 50

15 3 75

14 3 50

6 00 1 2 00

80 20 00 623 155 75

18 4 50 586 146 50 15 3 75
90 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, ^c. —Continued.

Name. Time employed.

John N. Van Lew

Clayton Webster James O. Amos

E. T. Anderson

Arthur E. Baker

S. S. Barrett John L. Bentzler John F. Berry Reiuhard Biehl George W. Bilyew Varden Bishop James T. Blakeney

Adam Brandt George R. P. Brit

J. J. Brunor

Dennis Buckley

Peter Byrne John J. Bvrnes

William K Catfrey .... F. H. Chaffee Henry Chase

William Chedal...... .. W. F. Clarkson John Cole Joseph Colignon

C. C. Co1d6 James D. Conner Frank L. Cornwell

T. D. Cornwell Arthur C. Delevingne.

L. W. Denham

John Doherty James E. Duvall Frank H. Eberle George W. Eugel

J. A. B Espey W. G. Evans

D. F. Fallon George W. Fisher

Charles Fowler

J. W. Fox

J. F. Fuller Joseph E. Gaily William Gaisberg John Gantley John M. Gantley William Gilliard Joseph F. Glenn

William M. Glover M. B. Gordon

J. H. Graham

jR. L. Grimran

H. Hammond

J. W. Harrison Augustus Hartman . .

.

Wilson Harvey

Charles Heffernan

H. W. Hobbs

John C. Hodges

A. G. Hullett Theodore K. Hynicka . Augustus Jacobs Andrew Jaeger W. T.Johnston

J. B. Keleber Wm.H. Kelly

Geo. \V. Kensil John P. King

Jno. E. Knight

C. A. Knockey

Samuel Koockogey

Thos. L. Koontz

Jno. A. Landvoigt

O. P. Leech

S. W. Lewis

J. H. McCoi mick

Joseph Maddren

William Maloney

Days. Hours.

26 839

544

5

4

4

8

54 43232 236

5

1, 1794

524 776

4

4

4

54

969

262

5 174

4

5

4

36 655

32

4

36

5

1, 148

5

5

44

215

4

4

5

44

20

36

3636

4 1,211

5

5364

464

1, 1491936

201 790

955

32

Amount

received

.

$6 50 ; 209 75

2 00 17 60

:

2 00

1 60 I 1 60

3 20 , 2 00 i 1 60 ' 172 80 I 12 80 i 94 40 I 2 00

' 471 60 [ 1 60

2 00 . 9 60 I 310 40

1 60

1 60

1 60* 2 00

1 60 387 GO 104 80

2 00 69 60

1 60

2 00

1 60 14 40 262 00

12 80

1 60

14 40

2 00 459 20

2 00 1 2 00 ' 1 60 i 1 60 I 86 00 I 1 60

1 60

2 00

1 60

1 60

8 00

14 40

14 40 : 14 40 ' 1 60 484 40

2 00

2 00

14 40 I 1 60

2 00 I 1 60 i 352 80

185 60 ! 459 60

7 60

- 14 40

80 40 316 00 382 00

VI- 80

1 60

1 60

1 60

Z 00

14 40

1 60

2 00 14 40

4 80

Name. Time employed.

IDays,

Robt. H. Marcellus John Masterson : John Matthews

Tbos. O. May ' J. Meehan ; Andrew Melville Chas. F. Miller ' R. W. Moore Wm. S. Moore ; Henry Morgan 1 Geo. O. Morris i J. C. Motherhed

D. J. Munn

Daniel Murphy i D. A. Murphy." I C. K. Nalley ' , E. Nash Wm. M. Nicholson j George A. O'Donnell ..| Geo. \V. Orem ! John H. Patterson i Joseph E. Peissner i T. F. Pendet I Milton Phillips j Edwin F. Price ! Jobn Pridgeon

Geo. G. Prior

D. C, Ringgold Richard Roberts

Chas. G. Rogier ^ Jas. A. Ryan

H. Sage.'. William Scott W. S. Sheaff

C. P. Shettle Frank Siebert W. P. Slater Fred P. Smith Thomas Songster

Chas. W. Sharks

Tbos. F. Stewart

Jas. A. Stockman i W. Edw. Stockett j S. E. Stratton Richard Sweetman 1 Alfred Thomas j David A. Thompson . .

.

'

Chas. B. Tretler | John F. Van Horn j R. W. Wade ' E. Wakeling i John E. Walsh 1 Cbas. W. Wells

Geo. K.White

W.E. Wright

Robt. H. Zimmerman. . .

j M. L. Andrews | Marv Bai rv j M. E. Calv6 , Virginia Caramack t Maggie Devlin. ! Ella M. Ferguson i M. R. Keudiey ; Lida Henry ! D. A. Mortimer ! Katie A. Murphy 1 Miuuie S. Osborne I Lvdia J. Pixley j Miu v Sullivan I F. A. West

Frt-eman R.Green I Wm. T. Kuowles \

Hours.

PIECEWORK. E.N. Ash

Franklin Amann ... C. W. Aughinbaugh.

4 $1 60

5 2 00 4 1 60

5 2 00

28 11 20 974 389 60

4 1 60 5 2 00 4 1 60 1,131 452 40 4 1 60

40 16 00

5 2 00

4 1 60 208 83 20

5

4

r

1 f60

5 2 00

5 2 00

5 2 00 4 1 60

4 1 60

4 1 60 913 365 25

5 2 00

933 373 20 498 199 20

4 ^

f^. 1, 153 461 20

4 1 60 4 1 60 470 188 00

36 14 40

5 2 00

4 1 60 36 14 40

4 I 60

913 36.'. 20 4 1 60

4 1 60

303 ]21 20

4 1 60

731 292 40

4 1 60

4 1 60

5 2 00

5 2 00

5 2 00

5 2 OQ

680 272 00 4 1 60

8 3 20

12 4 80

4 1 60 36 14 40

4 1 60 939 215 97 188 43 24

357 82 11 500 115 00

8 1 84

8 1 84 4 92

243 55 89

501 115 23 422 97 06

8 1 84

8 I 84

741 170 43 855 238 90 830 207 50

236 59 00

70 60

155 55

1.57 40
KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 91

No. 21.

Persons employed on the Congressional Record, 4^c. —Continued.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days.

I Hours.

.1 i

Amnimt

received. Xame.

Time employed.

Days.j Hours.

Amount

received.

Seward Beall

C. A. Beers

B. H. Bealer Jolm R. Berg

J. A. Borden Wm.H. Bosley Andrew Bothwell R T.Bray

Jas. E. Brister H. T. Brooke Wilbur Gc. Brower W. P. Breazeale N. Buxmever W. J. CallVell

TT. R. Chipley

T. M. Cogswell

C. F. Cole

jr. S. Cologne

Thos. H. Collins Chase W. Conwav

A. G-. Cook

J. D. Cosbv

"W. N. Croggon

J. W. Cross

Geo. D. Cunningham .

.

H. W. Davis

E. W. Davison

O. M. Dean

E. De Caindry Fred Decker

D. C. De Knight John Delahunty

Gr. Denham

Otto Devantier

J. B. Dickman

C. M. W. Earle W. D. Egbert

Chris. F. Else Jacoh Eitel Thomas Ellis E. P. Fithian Ross H. Foster

"William H. Francis...

Jos. C. Gawler.

E. B. Gordon

G. "Wilmer Graham . .

.

Wm. E. T. Greenfield Moses Grooms W. E. A. Hagan

George B. Hall

T. C. Hannum

James L. Harper

C. D. Henning

Charles Henrj'

E. W. Horton

A. T. Houck

J. N. Hudson

M. J. Hurley M. K. Jar vis % George S. Kauffman .

.

H. A. Keefer

J. M. Kennedy

Lewis Kreigner

J. R. Lamson

E. jr. Lancaster

O. M. Lantz John C. Layton W. D. Leahy Wm. R. Le Chevalier . J. M. Leonard

J. W. Lilley Charles Lindenberg. .

.

R. H. Lyles

Daniel McCallum

J. A. McCarthy

H. A. McDonald

E. A. Maxwell

$312 30

10 25

9g

191 60 232 45

257 10 255 15 26 20

131 20

19 20 3K5 95

3 20 106 95

52 60 15h 05 329 85

26 180

35

95

102 33705

35

301 15

481 35

192 10 345 15 28 75 19 50 95 60

10 15 ]22 30 23 10 400 95 422 15

3 50 88 55 225 25 244 65 306 15 93 80

33 35

35 80 447 90

149 95 428 20

98 10 290 90 521 70 302 70 39 65

22 30 88 70

80 80 146 05

42 30

13 80 218 90 217 85

192 25

26 45 249 40 316 70 464 95

53 10 115 95

241 90 54 2050 43 45

1.54 15 326 30

98 20 24 30 115 50 50 40

184 20 316 20

.331 60 111 00

Owen J. Mealy

J. \Y. Metzung

C. K. Michael

J. W. Miller Lemuel E. Miller John F. Moore

T. P. Moore

Orlando S. Montz

Albert K. Mumdheim.

Edward P. ^Murray ... E. Newbrough

E. S. Nicholson W. E. Nivens Edwin Nott John O'Neill Charles R. Parsons ... Georee TT. Paxton

Charles P. Peake Frank L. Post W. J. Randolph James E. Reese

G. A. Kiuehart

C. H. Robinson

D. M. Saudidge

Chailes H. Sawyer ... Martin Schram

John H. Shaw

John P. Sheehan

E. E. Shott Charles Payne Smith . \Y. H. Smith

C. S. Stevenson Frank ^Y. Stratton

C. W. Straughan John R. Sturgis H. S. Sutton

T. J. Swander

George W. Toland

E. S. Tompkins

H. M. Towner Andrew Turnbull

A. \V. Vau Dyke

John H. Wheeler W. J. White

A. Williams Thomas A. Williams. . Charles T. Wood

John P. Woods

Charles Wright

William H. Wyant

D. P. Wymau '. W. L. Young

H. Zucker M. P. Adamson

Ella Ahem

L. L. Andrews

M. Anthony

A. W. Bacoii

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

R. V. Baker

Isabella Ball

E. E. Banks Mary Baptista

A. Barrett D. P. Barrington ...... L. Billings Marv A. Black

C. Brelsford Mary Brick

Carrie Bryan M. J. Bowie

A. Boyce M. Boyle

Mary E. Buete

Belle Burgess

Mollie E. Burrows

$134 95

231 80

239 65 233 25

122 20 295 60

153 50 379 80

363 95

304 70

287 10

161 40

113 60 379 95

250 40

118 35 166 20

97 55

92 75

23 40

415 00 421 60

35 50

94 00

265 55

99 85

94 10 358 55

506 65

302 00

154 90

495 20

94 70

211 45

154 35 248 35

15 80 39 45

40 40

425 15 160 85

241 45

40 10 424 55

407 75

29 40 109 30 344 25

109 70

40 05

178 50 27 75

283 05

82

1 59

22 0845

205 25

7 35

3 14

11 76

11 84

43 36

1 65

1 52 192 86

7 76

2 28

202 94

201 66

2 63

1 80

18 71 21 11 124 31

57 18

2 84
92 EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 21.Persons employed on the Congressional Record, ^c. —Continued.

Name.

A. Butler Winifred Cahill Julia Callahan

F. Chase

Belle Carter Elizabeth Casper

Ella F. Clements M. M. Coberth

Alice V. Collins.

S. Collins A. Columbus

Eosie Connell M. Connelley

J. Connor

F. W. Conover

Mattie Cook

M. Courtney

Janie Cox

Annie E. Cross Ada M. Cross

L. M. Cross

C. Daily A. Daly M. Darby

E. Davis Maggie B. Davis M. Dawson ,

.

S. Dickson

E. A. Dickinson N. Diggs

Ida Dinger

E. Donnelly

J. A. Downing

B. Dutfy

0. Dwyer

S.Edeien

J. Elliott

1. R. Ellis Minnie Elwood Mary Evans Annie P. Farley

Ellen Farrell .... Sallie Faulkner

N. Felger

Nellie^E. Fish

J. B. Forbes

S. Fordham

N. B. Franklin

Belle G-ates M. Garttrell M. Gibbs

J.F. Gilson Elizabeth Gorman

E.Gould

I. C. Greene

Carrie Guggenheimer.

Mary A. Hackett M.HaU

E. Handebeau

EllaC. Hardy

Nettie Harlow

Clara A. Harner

Delia Harper.

E. J. Hai per

L. v. Harper

T. Harrison

A. A. Hayes M. E. Hayes

L.Hays " J. Hellings A. Hicrgins

L. Hiil M. V. Hoffman Lucy Horton

Ella House

C. Howard

J. Howlin

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$5 36

•62 47

2 21 42 05

23

4 45 132 95

1 69

2 25

45 00

2 25

10 20

16 35

233 75

196 75

9 84

2 70

2 25

18 2724

186 94

2 13

2 73 157 97

3 11

21 70

6 31

2 54

21 69

57 83

2 70

1 56

18 56

1 97 14 28

21 11

3 50

3 11

1 61

4 64

6 31

1 71

1 35

1 35

21 11

31 15

2 25

13 68

1 50

6 32

1 6545

35

1 80

21 36

15 12 44 52

21 76 136 87

3 11 2 25

3 11

2 66

3 50

1 14

21 00

21 1130

3 12 49 70

32 02

2 12 21 11

1 27 22 71

57 17 94 69

Name.

A. Hughes

Mary L. Hullings

S. Husted

H. Johnson M. A. Johnson

E. Jones

V. A. Jones

Katie A. Keefe

T. Keefe

B. Kennelly

S. E. Kerp'er'

!i M. J. K-rsey

Ij Julia King. '.

l! M. Kirsch Emma M. Kroger

Rosa La Covey

Ellen Landvoigt

MaryLarman

A. V. Lee

Fannie Littleton

C. Lusby

Florence Lusby

Mary E. Lynch

H. Macnamee

Huttie McCabe

M. M. McCarthy

Mamie McClelland. .

.

A. McDonald

Minnie F. McGowan.

E. V. McGowan

Belle J. Mclntyre

A. C. McKeldeitt

L. A. McKenney

M. J. McLeod .'. Amelia McNultv

A. R. Mallory..'. Jennie E. Manning .

.

J. E. Mansfield M. A. Mapes

M. E. Marceron

E. Marche

Lizzie Martin

Lula M. Mason

Sarah J. May

M. G. Meals"

Sallie Mills

S. Moens

M. Monday

B. Mooney

Laura A. Moore Maggie Morgan

M. Morris

Lizzie A. Morrow

M. M. Morrow

Josephine Murphy .

.

M. E. Mun ay Jenny Myerberg

Susie Mvland

L. M. Nash

M. B. Norbeck

Margret O'Brien

j Maggie O'Connell . .

.

I M. T. O'Connor Lena M. O'Leary M. O'Leary Mary A. Orme

J. T." Parham

S. Partridge

Ella Patterson Odessa Pierce

F. Pope

E. J. Proctor Emma Puraphrey....

K. Reapsoraer Dora C. lliecks ^ Mary Rilev

Etta J. Ritchie

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 93

No. 21.

Pei'sons employed on the Congressional Record, ^c. —Continued.

Xame. Time employed.

Days. I Hours.

A. Rogers

L. Eogisr H.E. Ryder

Rose E. Schneider H. Schreiner

J. E. Segerson

L. Selvey Annie L. Smart M. J. Smith Maggie K. Smith

Katie Snee Mattie G. Sellers 0. J. Somerville

S. D. Soper M. E. Speisser Mamie Stetson Ada Gr. Stewart Laura B. Stewart A. Sullivan Frances Szegedy

Georgie E. Tennyson.

E. Thomas

Augusta Thompson . .

.

M. A. Thompson

D. C. Toole Maggie E. Toomey . .

.

Mary E. Twomey

A. E. Tvrrell Katie Walsh

M. Walsh

J. E. Watson

G. Webster.

E. WeUs

Minnie Wetzel Emma L. Wilke

J. Wilson

Margrett Wilson M. Woodend

J. I. Yates

E. Young

Mary Anderson Mary F. Ashburn

itate Ball Eugenie Blankman . .

.

Mary E. Brown. . . Minnie E. Burford Ada Bnrr

Ajinie M. Cavanagh .

.

Mary Chamberlin

Sarah E. Clayville Julia F. Clokey

A. A. Colclesser Sara Collins. Alice Corcoran

E. A. Cox Mary Daniels

S. C. Darby

Ellen Donaldson Kate Dowden

P. Dubant

' C. Durham AnnaErb

M. M. Farrar

Amount

received.

$57 30

3 16

2 81 43 94 69 75

14 70

3 12 83 50

3 14

3 12

37 00 177 45

56 50

3 12 139 67

5 88

14 00

7 77

14 70

16 89

12 22

2 10 167 27

53 50 15 34

2 66

2 25

40 00 59 80 160 77

57 30 230 85

21 12

2 73

41 36

8 02

80 75

160 76

6 25

178 29

Time employed. Name.

Days.

J Lucy Fister

; Katie Flemming

! S. W. Folk

'] Emma V, Ford

; A. C. Francis

:| G. Gantt

\\ Minnie Georges

!! L. Gibney

M Frances i&raves

i Belle Halliday

1 Katie E. HaiTington.

I Carrie F. Hartwell. ..

I Louisa Henry. Marv Honan

i Ora 'E.Hubler

i Annie A. Hurley

\ Emma Jeffries

I Mary Joyce

, A. B. Kleinheim Amanda Klotz

t)elia C. Lang

! M. A. Lenihan

I Carrie Lewis M.G.LiUie

I Ella F.Long

I Kate Lyons

;' M. A. McGraw

E. McKenzie

' M. V. Martin

• Amelia Moreno

Katie Morris

'\ L.T.Morris Mary A. Murry

J Mary JTasser Mary Nolan

Kate O'Gorman M.E.Owen

Millie»Parker Kate M. Price

Sadie Prnette M. PuTcell Julia Ready

Mary A. Readen

i Ella M. Ridgely

' Clara J. Robinson — I E.L.Rollins

: Lucy V. Ruby

i Anna V. Shaw

' Marv J. Sinclair

' Kate G.Smith ,

Ij Mary A. Smith

;l C.Stanton

; K. Stevens

II Sue Stevens

; Maggie Sullivan

j Cheney Swain

! Ella Torrey

i L. F. Walker ,

:! E. E. Wernwag

: Martha Wilkins L.E.Windsor

Julia A. Wolff

Josie Wright

Amount

received. Hours. I
94 REPORT OF THE FUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 22.

Statement showing the nuniber of persons employed in printing Annual Beport

(1-^83) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal gear ending June 30, 1885, with

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name. Time employed.

Days.

Richard Berry

Geo. AV. Folk

H. J. Houghton

G. L. Pearson J.W. Button

Luther E. Frank Henry C. V'atson , John' Weckerly

U. S. G. Jarvis

1>.P. Lynch

JohuMurphv

E. W. Wilhams

James 0. Amos

E. T. Anderson

G. O. Barnes

J. W. Beall , Jno. L. Bentzler Geo. W. Bilyew Dennis Buckley

A. J. Buehler

Geo. D. Burch

F. H. Chaflfee W.F. Clarkson

Jas. D. Conner Frank L. Cornwell

li. W". Denham , Horace C. Dowling

George W. Engel

H. C. Fish George Finch Charh s Fowler EobertT. Frailey William Gilliard Joseph F. Glenn . "W. L. Griggs Edward G rimes

J. William Haslett . .

.

JohnC. Hellff , William L. Hettinger. Henrv T. Houck

William H. Kelly John E. Knight."

C. M. Knott - Gustave Lancer

E. McCarter

J. H. McCormick

J. F. McDonald

Williau, McLanahan.

.

Charles A. McNamee - John Masterson Thomas Menshaw

Charles F. Miller E. W. Moore

William S. Moore

J. C. Motherhed

D. A. Murphv

C. K. Nalley.' E. Nash , William M. Nicholson George A. O'Donnell.

.

John O'Eeillv T. F. Pendel" Joseph Portch ! J. W. Pyemont

James Eead

Bernard J Smith ! Thomas F. Stewart : James A. Stockman ...i S. E. Stratton Peter Swift I David A. Thompson ... I Dennis Toomey ^ John Walde . ! Fred AVagner I George K. White

Hours.

Amount

received.

I Time emP^«y«d- Amount

' received. Days. Hours.

22 $11 00 14 4 76

5 1 57

1 49 34 06

2 60 67 20 10 7 2 10 67 20 10 15 3 75

98 24 50 12 3 00 1 29 7 25

33 13 20

17 6 80 79 31 60 1 1 40 .56 00 37 14 80

20 8 (TO ! 34 13 60 54 21 60

10 4 00 72 28 80 58 23 20 75 30 00

24 9 60 ! 40 16 00

8 3 ''0 44 17 60 70 28 00 ! 46 18 40 43 17 20 1 46 18 40

18 7 20 28 11 20

32 12 80 45 * 18 00 28 11 20 148 59 20 102 40 80 36 14 40

31 12 40

44 17 60

27 10 80 46 18 40 99 39 60

53 21 20

32 12 80 1 40 16 00 ! 126 50 40 1 30 12 00

19 7 60

19 " 7 60 1 30 12 OO 23 9 20 85 34 00 153 61 20

37 14 80 101 40 40 149 59 60 i 25 10 00 1 46 18 40

22 8 80 27 10 80

94 37 60 i 155 62 00 t 41 16 40

' 34 13 60

29 11 60 36 14 40 : 27 10 80 1 43 17 20

60 24 00 16 6 40

8 3 20 75 30 00 :

George M. White

fl. Wiese

Eobert H. Zimmerman.

M. L. Andrews Mamie E. Barry

B. M. Bartlett Kate Bennett M. J. Burkholder

E. Bushee

M. E. Calvo

Virginuia Cammack ... Kate Cantine Indiana Cowling

Maggie Devlin

A. l3ickinson Ella M. Ferguson

Jennie H. Fitch Jennie Goss Annie E. Gross Mary C. Hines

E. J. Hooper

Jennie A. Jenkins .... Ella A. J ohnston

Innoceutia McGill

Jennie McPherson Emma Miller Gertrude Moore

Katie A. Murphy

Minnie Osborne Lydia J. Pixley

Beati'ice Prather

I. M. Eutherford Mary Sullivan Bessie B. Throckmorton

E. M. Campbell James pavanangh. PIECEWORK.

A. S. Adams

F. Baker

E. E. Bauks

j D. C. Brooke

I L. C. Brown

Carrie Bryan

Belle Burgess M. A. Burgess

J. A. Burr

Mollie E. Burrows

A. Butler Sarah C. Butler Emma L. Carrico Elizabeth Casper

E. Clagett M. Clarkson

S. Collins A. Columbus

F. W. Couover M. Corbin Ann Cowan

Georgie E. Crawford. M. A^Crooker Lucy E. Crupper

K. Cunningham

E. Davis M. Dawson

N. Diggs

Lizzie i3oAvnie L E. Ellis Mary E. Ellsworth... Laura V. Etter Mary Evans

Annie P. Farley

Sallie Faulkner

5 $2 00

32 12 80

40 16 00

37 8 51 83 19 09 128 29 44

103 23 69

92 21 16 25 5 75

118 27 14 134 30 36

120 27 60 24 5 52 32 7 36 128 29 44

99 22 77 76 17 48

69 1^ 87 32 7 36

17 3 91 24 5 52 32 7 36 32 7 36

32 7 36 32 7 36

24 5 52

85 19 55

133 30 59 126 28 98 110 25 30

24 5 52 32 7 36

76 17 46

8 1 84

48 11 04

80 25 00

64 16 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 95

Xo. '22. —Persons employed on the Agricultural Report ('ISSS), ijc. —Continued.

Xame.

Time employed.

Davs. Hours.

Amoiiut

received.

H. C. Flvnn

M. Garttrell

Ellie C. Glasgow . .

.

Ella C. Hardy

Bettie M. Hargrove

Delia Harper

r. A. Haskell

E. Havenner MaryE. Head

J. Hellings A. Higgins

C. Howard

Marv L. HuUings . .

.

S. Hasted

L. H. Johnson

E. Jones Maria Keys

Julia King

M. La Bille D. Lord A.McCarthv

E. V. McGraw

M. J. McLeod

A. R. Mallorv

J. E. Mansfield A. Martin

S. Martin

Lula M. Ma^jon Sarah J. May

S. Moens

Laura A. Moore . . .

.

L. M. Nash Marv A. Orme

EUa'Pattersou M. Y. Pemberton

Sarah E.J. Porter... E. J. Procter K^ Reapaomer M. Reed

A. Rogers

L. Rogier M. A. Ross M. A. .Savers L. S-^lvey M. A. Sibley M. 7. Smith Maggie K. Smith

$2 04

3 93

3 1.5 15

J: 29

1 14

1 6329

4 29 24 04

31 45

16 73

] 14 29 31 4 50

27 82

4 29

22 49

4 00

4 29

fr9 12 91

1 15 31 22 24 50

4 00

1 15 22 3825

1 14

4 29

29 29

1 14

02 4 29

3 79 29 29 4 25

4 29 22 60

1 14

4 29

4 29

1 14

1 25

1 14

1

Time employed.

|Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

S. D. Soper Mary M . Sprandel. .

.

M. A. Thomi)Son .... Marv L. Town

E. Y. TTalker Katie "Walsh Marv E. \Yilson

F. M. Withers May Barnett Eugenie Blankman . Minnie E. Burford .

.

Ada Burr

Julia F. Clokey Xannie Daniel

Elien Donaldson . Kate Dowden , C. Dui ham

M. M. Farra

A. C. Francis

Ct. Gantt

Nettie A. Groshon...

Katie E.Harrington.

Cairie F. Hartwell ..

vS. G. Haydeu

Annie A. Hurley

Delia C Lang..! M. A. Leinhan

Carrie E. Lewis

Rosa Lydick M. A. McGraw

Julia T. Miller....... Katie MturLs

L. T. Morris

Millie Parker Lou M, Pemberton .. Kattip R. Powell

.Sadie Pruett M. Purcell E. L. Rollins Anna Y. Shaw

Mary A. Smith

Sarah Sorrell Maggie Sullivan Chenev Swain

Ella T'orrey Julia A.TVolff

$1 14

4 29

22 19

2 25

2 92

?) 32

5 02

7 00

8 40

15 75

3 85

6 65

6 65

15 75

16 10

4 20

3 85

16 10 4 20

3 85

6 30

3 85

6 30

3 85

3 85

3 85

16 10

6 30

6 64

15 75

6 65

3 85

6 65

9 45

3 85

6 65

3 15

16 10

16 10

16 10

3 85

16 10

4 20

16 10

8 75

22 75

No. 23.

Statement showing the namher of persons employed in printing Annual Beport

(LS-^4) of Commissioner of Agriculture during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885, wiih

the length of time each has been employed and the amount each has received.

Xarae. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

Time employed.

Days. Hours Amount

received.

W. AV. Deloe L Fuller Chas. W. Otis G. F. Hammer

Thos. McCrea

John \V. Shotwell . S. T.Brown

Jeremiah Donavan Edward Duff

H. Evans Wm. Farrington .

.

Columbus Hall A. J. Preall F. J. Robimson Wm. C. RUey

13 $$6 89

70 37 10 127 67 31 25 10 00 28 11 20 99 39 60 572 228 80

12 4 80

28 11 20 274 109 60 1,365 546 00 4 1 60 1,457 582 80

108 43 20 102 40 80

Richard P. Thomas . Ellen Barnes

X.Blair

Edella Burdette Rose Corrothers Louise Corstens Amelia E. Cromelien. William R. Curtin . .

.

E. J. DeLorrae

Xellie Donoghue

Maggie Duffy Annie Gaughran

A. D. Goss Ada M. Greenwood .

.

Florence Harraan

8 $3 20

108 20 25

4 75

36 6 75

4 ; 75

12 2 25 644 120 75

48 12 00

87 16 31

4 75

332 622 25

336 63 00 168 i 31 50 518 97 12 353 ' 66 19
96 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.

Persons employed on the Agricultural Report (1884), ^"c. —Contiuued.

Time employed. Name.

Days. Hours.

Amoaut.

received. Name. Time employed.

Days.} Hours,

j

Amount.

Jennie Jackson , MaryJackson Annie E.Long

Bettie Long

Ella McGraw

Maggie McKie 1 Mary Mills Cecelia Moore M. J. Nicholson Mary O'Brien Mary E. Ragau

Daniel C. Kay

CatherineSchermerhorn

Ella Steele ! Emma Swain I Ida Van Arsdale i Jno. A. Bryan

G. Coakley William R. Curtin . .

.

Frank Dial

C. C. Haddock

Washington Leftricli Daniel C. Ray

Wm. E. Saunders Wm. S. Seymour

J. E. Smith James E. Young W. A. Brown

Erank Coburn

Geo. Recar

T. W. Shomo

Richard Berry

J. Paul Chambers M. A. DuBois Wm. C. Heck

John W. Maxwell

Will P. Reese

D. W. March

Geo. W. Folck

A. J. Houghton James A. Hewes

H. C. Moran

Charles J. Ortlip Hod Reynolds M. D. Anderson . Chas. E. Burch

S. K. Coster

J. W. Dutton

Luther R. Erank

Harry A. Gwin

J ames E. Lacey

D. McCathran

D. A. Neal. Edward H. Parliu

C. A. Rice W. E. W. Rowe

Rush C. Steele

J. L. Venable Harry C. Watson

John Weckerly

Alpha B. BeaU

James R. Bell William H. Berry....

C. N. Buckland W. H. Burger W. S. Clarke W. B. Collier Erank E. De Lea

James Doyle

Robert Eearson

Jos. Isaacs John Johnson Owen Keefe Thomas J. Kennv

D. P. Lynch

Argyle Mackey

C. S. MiUs

IG $3 00 559 105 81 16 3 00 20 3 75 12 2 25

28 » 25 258 48 37 4 75 212 39 75

20 3 75 288 54 00 512 128 00

8 1 50

20 3 75 4 75

108 20 25 14 3 50 46 11 50

56 14 00 224 56 00 276 69 00 152 38 00 48 12 00

1, 429 357 25 1,234 308 75 1,432 3.58 00 10 2 50 300 132 00 325 143 00 325 143 00 135 59 40 364 182 00 482 350 64 184 73 60 884 353 60 200 80 00

12 4 80 26 9 75 25 8 50 231 72 19 199 51 25 315 98 42 39 12 18 356 111 25 612 173 90

250 75 00

7 2 10 182 54 60 306 91 80 104 31 20

8 2 40

10 3 00 459 137 70

80 24 26

63 18 90 20 6 00 275 «1 20 96 28 80 111 33 30 370 111 00 177 44 25 320 80 00 40 10 00 4 213

1 5300 532 133 00

6 1 50 326 81 50

16 4 00 498 124 50

6 1 50

71 17 75 275 68 75 408 102 00

81 20 25 138 34 50 728 182 00

Jno. Murphy

Noel Nichols . E. C. Oberholtz

B. F.Oder

Jno. X. Phillips Simon Pocher

R. E. Scott William Shepherd. . .

.

R. L. Todd

John H. Van Lew

Howard C. Wall

Daniel Wathen

Charles H. Worden . .

.

James O. Amoss

R. T. Anderson James K. Baily

G. O. Barnes

J.AV.Beall

Jno. L. Beutzler George W. Bilyew

J. J. Brunon

A. J. Buehler

Geo. D. Barch

William R.Caffrey ... Jos. E. Casey

F. H. Chatfee William Chedal W. E. Clarkson Joseph Colignon

C. C.Cola6 James D. Coriuer Frank L. Cornwell . - - Arthur C. Delevingue. W. P. Dowden

Horace C. Dowling JOS. E. Duvall

H. C. Eckart

C- Thomas Elwood

George W. Engel W. G. Evans

George Finch

F. Fischer H. C. Fish

Chas. Fowler

J. W. Fox

Robert T. Frailey John M. Gantley

Wm. Gilliard P. C. Gillon Joseph F. Glenn W.L. Griggs Harry H. Haff... Joseph A. Handley...

Michael Harris

J. William Haslett John C. Helli" Wui. L. Hettinger

Henry T. Houck

Theo. K. Hynicka Thomas Keegau

Wm. H.Kelly

T. J. Kelly ..' , John F. King

Jno. E. Knight

CM. Knott , Augustus Kuhuei- Gustave Lancer. . - Jno. A. Laudvoigt John I. Leitch

E. McCarter

J. H. McCormick

J. F. McDonald Wm.McLanahan

James McManu.s

Chas. A. McNamee Wm. Marshall

J. Meehan ,

45 *li 25

37 9 25

6 1 50

4 1 00

524 131 00 476 119 00

143 35 75

96 24 00 168 43 95

57 14 25

267 66 75

125 31 25

300 75 00

303 121 20

52 20 80 60 24 00 511 204 40 108 43 20

149 59 60

129 51 60 25 10 00

259 103 60

8 3 20 56 22 40

16 6 40 24 9 60 4 1 60 275 110 00

32 12 80

8 3 20 343 137 20 76 30 40 330 132 00 43 17 20

358 143 20

80 32 00 52 20 80 32 12 80

354 141 60

56 22 40 210 . 84 00

12 4 80 452 180 80

334 133 60

56 22 40

33 13 20

56 22 40 427 170 80 52 20 80 529 211 60 104 41 60 416 166 40

56 22 40

581 232 40 633 253 20 113 45 20 447 178 80 136 54 40

443 177 20

56 22 40

236 94 40

52 20 80 92 36 80 513 205 20

49 19 60

52 20 80 372 148 80

56 22 40

44 17 60 221 88 40

275 110 00 329 131 60

28 11 20

310 124 00 576 230 40 468 187 20 228 91 20
REPOET OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 97

No. 23.

Persons employed on the Agricultural Eeport (1884), ^c.—Continued.

Xame.

I Time em- ] ployed.

I ^j^^^^^^ — received. Days. Hoars. Andrew Melville Chas. F. Miller

K. W. Moore Wm. S. Moore

J. C. Motherhed

D. J. Mnnn

D. A. Murphy

C. E. Nalley George A. O Donnell

.

Charles J. Orem

Geo. W. Orem

T. F. Pendel . Joseph E. Seissner . .

.

Miltou Philips F.C. Philpitt Wra. Poplowsky

Joseph Portch Edwin F. Price John Pridgeon

J. W. Pyemont

Richard Roberts James A. Ryan

C: P.Shettle Frank Siobert Bernard J. Smith

Fred. P. Smith

Jas. A. Stockman

S. E. Stratton Peter Swift Andrew Tati' David A. Thompson. W.N. Tiucher Dennis Toomev . .

.

John F. Van Horn. .

.

R. W. Wade

Fred. Wadgner

John Walde

E. Wakefing

Charles W. Walker.. John E. Walsh

George K. White.... H. Wiese

Robt. H. Zimmerman

M. L. Andrews May Bainette Mamie E. Barry ..... Mary Bai i v B. M. Bartle-tt Kate Benuett Minuie E. Burford .. Cora Burr

R. Bushee M. E. Calvo Kate Cantine A. Dickens

Ellen Donaldson

Ella M. Ferguson

Jennie H. Fitch ' Mary H. Fitz Patrick . Jennie (Joss Annie E Gross

S. G. Haydeu

Vivian Hayden

E. J. Hooper

Jennie A. Jenkins

Ella A. Johnston Rosa Lydick

Innocenria McGill

Jennie McPher.son

Katie A. Mandley. .. Emma Miller Gertrude Moore

D. A. Mortimer

Katie A. Murphy I Minnie (Jsborne | Lydia J. Pixley

AJ arv A . Prather

756 575

107

55 250

234

131 116

338

4 373

552

56 63256

19

60 184 252

574

453

5245

64

23224

286

79

3h8

60 159

ij2 192

436 325

605

17265 405

510

512 469

531 555 674

616

597

623

604 596

609

60

92m

68 594 352 386

100

90 009

80

59164 628

603 440

471

.581 600 656

$6 40

26 40

2 80 22 40 I 230 00 I 42 80 1 22 00 i 100 00 1 93 60

52 40 I 46 40 ; 135 20 ! 1 60 I 149 20 ' 220 bO 22 40 252 80 , 22 40 I 7 60 24 00

73 60

100 80

22 80

1 GO

181 20 20 80

18 00

25 60

92 80

9 60 114 -10 31 60

1.55 20

24 00

63 60 36 80

76 80

1 60

14 40

130 00 242 00 68 80 26 00

9:i 15 117 30 117 76

107 87 122 13 127 65 155 02 141 68

137 31 143 29

138 9-' 137 08 140 07 13 80 21 16

13 80

15 61 130

80 96 88 78

23 00

17 25

20 70

140 07

l« 40 135 93

14 72 144 44

138 09

101 20 108 33

133 63 138 00

1.50 88

I. M. Rutherford.-.. K. Stevens

B. B. Throckmorton.

F. Williams W. T. Kelly James Cavanaugh...

F. A. West

S. D. Skeen

R. B Billings Michael Carroll A. D. Coleman

George Coleman

H. Hall W. E. Johnston

H. H. Lazelle Burr Lucas

C. McDevitt

Jacob Robinson Frank Rowe

Augustus Schwartz..

C. C. Stewart PIECEWORK.

S. McL. Byington W.J. Caldwell

G. F. Hammer

W.C.Henry

(Jeo. Johuscm, jr Wm. R. LeChevalier

Daniel McCallnm . . .

.

M. M. Mitchell

A. .S. Adams

M. B. Adamson

Ella Ahern

M. Ambrose

L. L. Andrews

il. Anthony

J. Idahlman

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

Isabella Ball

E. P. Balmuin

Alaiy Baptista

A. Barieit

D. P. Barriugton

J. Barry Mary A. Black M. j'. Bowie

A. Boyce

S. C. Brawner

C. Brelsfoi d Marv Brick

D. C! Brooke . L. C. Brown

Mary Brown

Maiy G. Brown

Carrie Bryan

Bessie Bryau

lie lie Burgess M. A. Burgess Mary E. Buete.

J. A. Burr

Mollie E. Burrows . .

.

J. E. B.urton O.K. Burwell A. Burler WiuilVed Cahill

Julia Callahan . Euniia L. Carrico

Belie Carter Jennie Carter

Elizabi th Casjjer

F. Chase

Days. Hours.

518

490

91 164

282 554

182

5220

Amount

received.

Addie Cliinn. .. B. L. Chritzman.

E. Clagett

$119 14 112 70 20 93

37 72

98 70

173 12 54 60

15 60

5 60

16 00

67 25

3 50

1 00

1 00

15 00 6 50

16 75

1 00

6 00

5 00

16 00

113 10 94 00 317 05

151 35

150 95

98 55

130 65 118 65 174 12

107 85

90 77 90 76

90 86

121 93 128 95 116 54

116 18 137 52

97 81 105 91 167 75

23 27 186 22 113 18 135 08 73 77 138 90

26 40 29 73

178 66

178 22

30

4 15 129 88 106 78

49 69

183 77

6 18 178 05

110 43

87 92 135 47

136 01

80 02 126 39

98 25

60 53 84 45 136 36

107 40

94 29

24 00 157 94

/ PR
98 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 2'3.—Pe7^aons employed on the AgriGidinral Beport (1884), cfc. —Continued.

Name. Time employed.

Days.

Amoimt

leceived. Name.

Hours. M. Clarkson

Ella F. Clements .... M. M. Coberth

A. Collins

j Maggie J. Collins i S. Collins ' A. Columbus : , Rosie Couut'll ;

i M. Conuelley . . :

j J. Connor | t F. AY. Conover Mattie Cook M. Corbin M. ( "ourtney Ann Cowan

Janie Cox

Geoi'fiie E. Crawford

Nellie Cronin ... L. M. Cross

Majigie Culbertson .

.

K. Cunningham

C. Daily H. Daily A. Daly

E. Davis Maggie B. Davis M. Dawson

E. A. Dickinson

S. Dickson N. Diggs

Ida Dinger

Maggie L. Dodd

I. E. Doherty

Lillie J. Don'n

E. Donnelly M. Donnelly

Katie Donohue .... J. A. Dougherty

J. A. Downing

J. L.^ Dowling

I^izzie Dow. ie B. Duffy Kate Dunne

A. Dutiow O Dwyer

Sarah Edmonds

J. Elliott

I. R. Ellis • Mary E. Ellsworth . Laura V. Ettt'r Marv Evans

V. M. Evans

Annie P. Farlev- - -

.

ElI(Mi Farr(:-ll . Sallie Faulkner

N. Felg.n' Minnie Fitzgerald. . M. FlctLiinu H. C. Flyun

J. B. Forbe.s

S. Ford ham

C. Fowler , N. B. Franklin M. Oartrell Belle Grates BellGheen M. Gibbs

Louise Gibson

Que^nie Gilson EUie C. Glasgow

E. Glendenning

Elizabeth Gorman . E. Gould L C. Greene

A. L Gritfith M. Hall Marv M. Hammond

.

$166 56

73 31 111 99

52 9S

1 35

59 50 129 00

85 50 109 19 29 74

47 75

' 67 16 175 95 133 .SO 177 22

132 .59 177 58 96 98

10 14 : 123 93

143 57 170 63 115 65 126,49

75 87 178 22

75 62 ' 129 41 44 83

121 95

88 13 131 67 132 35 105 61 , 95 78

75 94

47 02 ' 90 26 i 139 99 175 86 I 138 11 ! 135 22 ; 103 68

I 91 55 103 35 136 25

136 92 I 168 01 176 88 136 81

109 86

140 18 135 28

131 94

134 5- 133 67

175- 50 103 81 80 81 ' 131 09 I 134 27 [ 78 92 I 173 28 I . 143 00 I 137 28

110 24 126 51 58 05 173 1054 138 19 99 98 73 11 101 08

71 46 159 73

Ella C. Hardy

Betty M. Hargrove ... Gertrude Harleston...

Nettie Haiiow

Delia Harper

L. V. Harper

M. A. Harper

Clara A. Harner

F. V. Harris

T. Harri son

E. Haveuner

F. A. Haskell : M. E. Hayes

L. Hays

Klla (j. Hayward , Marv E. Head

E. tJietfell Georgie Heinline

J. Hellings V. Henrick

Katie Hensan

S. Hess

Edith A. Hicks

A. Higgins

L. Hill A. Hodge

M. E. Hoover

Ella House

C. Howard

Mai y Hubbel

A. Hughes Marv L. Hulangs

S. Husted

A. Hutson

Sarah E. -Jackson

B. F. Jeffries H. V. Jetfi ies H. .Johnson M. A. Johnson

L. H. -Johnson E Jone.s M. \V. Jones

Jennie Kauffinan . ... Katie A. Keefe

T. Keefe

Ella Ivelly Marv E. Kelley

P. Kennelly

S. E Kerper

Maiia Keys M. Kirscli Emma M. Kroger

M. La Bille E. Lackey

Kosa La Covey

Ellen Laudvoigt

E. Laporte Marv Larman

A. Y. Lee

Etta Leonard

Fannie Littleton D. Loid

Florence Lusby

Mary E. Lynch

H. jVIacnaraeei - , Hattie McCabe

Nettie L. i!dcCampbell. Annie S. McCarter

A. McCarthy M. M. McCarthy

Maiumie Mc .lelland. .

.

F. M. McCii.stal Mary McGinnell

Minnie F. McGowan. .

.

E. V. McGraw

Belle J. Mclntvre

A. C. McKelde'u

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received,
EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC. PRINRER. 99

No. '23, —Persons employed on the Agricidtnral Report (1884), ^'C. —Continued.

Xame.

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

L. A. \rcKennev ' M. J. >tcLeod.:: M. 3I< Xamara | Marv A. McXamara...| Am. ii 1 Mc]Siilty [ A. E. Mallory ^ Jemii- E. Manning , J. E. Mansfield M. A. Mapes M. E. Miarceron A. :M irtin Alici .\fartin Lizzii- MartLQ

S. Martin

Lula Mason | Sara 1 1 J. May

Can w Meals M. G Meals

J. A Miliigan

Sallie Mills

S. Moens

Bessii- S. Mohun

M. Monday

B. Mi)oney

Lanr.i A. Moore

Ma^^irie Morgan | M. Mi)rri8 | Lizzii- A. Mori'ow i M. >[. Morrow

Lizzi'- C. Murphy

Jose])liine Murphy

Jenuy Myerberg /. Susie MyIan L.M. N^ash | M..J. N'eale

j M. ]'. N"orbeck Annie O'Brien ! Ma^ruie O Connell i Len I M. O Leary M. O Leary Mary A. Orera M. E. Owner

C. Palmer Emm I T. Pangbum

J. T. Parham > Ella i'atterson ', M. V. Pemberton i Pea 1 Peticolas E. C. Phillips Odessa Pierce I Emil. Pierre ! Julia E. Plant : A. I'leasants F. 3'..pe

S. A. Popkins

Jennie Porter Sarah E.J. Porter E.J. Proctor Emttia Pumphrey

M. V. Purdy " I. v.. Kabbitt

Ella Randolph

K. Kt apsomer M. Keid M:u v Riley D. Rcilly Agues Renehan

Kate Richmond

Dora (J. Riecks

Efta .J. Ritchie Josie ( \. Robinson

Loiiisti Rockfellow A. Rogers

L. Ro-ier M.A Ross

L. Russell , H. E. Rvder i

$129 96 134 08 150 5

1

152 55 134 96 34 13 126 43

5 00 115 >4

59 73 154 0 1 134 90 29 27 130 26

34 53 128 39

53 72 36 46

56 00 121 49

134 19 81 54

30 56

113 78 163 12 109 61 114 80

60 53

15 43 142 48 122 19 9L 03 121 67 37 22 132 35 110 61 101 55 84 78

7 90 133 00 122 27 163 00 137 96

2 38

23 85

12 01 178 40

107 87

99 21 114 67

36 59 86 06 138 66

13 27

13 07

7 28 132 33

8 78 175 66

37 75

98 52 141 65 157 25

161 57 106 42

87 58

74 75 121 81

l!i7 92 72 37

83 99

151 50 48 22 135 90 176 55 118 85

79 22

Sue Saunders

Julia M. Savage . .

.

M. A. Sayres Rose E. Scbueider.

L. Selvey

J. E. Sergerson X. Slieiry L. Shepherd

\V. H. Shorao

J.Sibb^v M. A. Sibley Mai y Slereubeig .

.

M. j' Smith

Ma^^iie- K. .Smith . Kate Y. Smoot ... Mattie G. Sellers R. Sornerville

S. I). Soper

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

M. T. Spalding Mary M. Spraudel Dura Steele Laura B. Stewart Lucy W. Stone Katie Stl•l)Il^, A. SulUvau M. Sullivan

Josii- M. Summers

Frances Sxegedy

A. O. Talbot . - Geoi LLieE. Tcnuyson..

E. Thomas.

Augustus Thompson.

.

• M. A. Thompson

• Rhoda M. Tliorn

U. C. Toole

^lau.iie E. I'oomej'.

ilav\- E Twouiey .. .. Lotiie P. Tvson

E. V. Walker

Lla Walker

L. D. Walker

Katie W;.lsh Mar\- E. Walsh M. Ward

Nannie Wathen

Annie Waters

J. E. Watson

H. Webstei'

. Sophia L. Wells

P. White , Enuua L. Wilke

E. J. Williams Eanrie Wilson

J. Wilson Marui ett Wilson Marv E. Wilsou

F. M. Withers Mamie Wood

Fannie Woodward

I Emma Woolsey

E. Young

Maty Anderson Mary E.Bailey ,

I Kate Ball Elizabeth A. Ball

I Mary E. Brown

j Ada'Burr

i Annie M. Cavanagh

; Mary Chamberliu

1 Julia F. Clokev

j A. A. Colclesser Sara Collins

j Alice Corcoran

; E. A. Cox

j F. F. Cruppen.

Isabella Cunningham..

I Mary Daniels

$2 30

90 16 112 35

76 53 142 68

99 71 137 56

74 78

175 28

76 53 102 47

89 81 135 89

133 27

119 53

11 32

90 136 60 99 20 168 02

3 67 131 47

130 13

3 07

87 79

189 68 102 67 104 65 139 30 4 15

110 95

61 22 39 78

96 73

140 98

111 76

136 71

100 21

155 29

•167 00 132 31 34 46

139 74

11 82

138 36

140 04

24 25

57 16 95 76

121 .51 73 46

139 08

98 63

64 50

21 95

164 84

160 50

91 88

138 04

167 81 92 98

5 25

13 65

14 70

14 70

11 55

14 35

15 05

12 25

15 05 14 70

14 70

14 70

13 65

15 05

14 70

14 70
100 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 23.

Persons employed on the Agricaliural Report (1884), J-c. —Continued.

Name.

Xaanie Daniels M. E. Dow

Kate Do9P(len Maud Dubant

C. Durham

Ronie Elms Anna Erb

Katie Elemming - .

.

S. W. Folk Kate Fox

A. C. Francis Emma B. Furlong. . G. Gantt Minnie Geoiges — L. Gibney

Francis Graves

Nettie A. Groshon .

.

Belle Halliday

Julia Hanlan

Katie Harrington .

.

Carrie F. Hartwell. Louisa Henry

Mary E.Hill W. j. Hodson Mary Honan

OraE. Hubbler Annie A. Hurley. .

.

Emma Jeflries Annie E. Jobnston. Mary Joyce

A. B. Kleinheim . .

.

Carrie E. Lewis

Ella F. Long

Marion McGivem .

.

E. McKinzie

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

$12 95

14 35

14 70

14 35

14 70 i 15 05 14 00 14 35

14 35 I 15 05

15 05

3 15 i 14 70 i 14 70 14 70 i 5 25 I 13 30 14 70

14 70 I 14 70 ! 14 35 I 15 05 ! 14 70 1 10 50 : 15 05 1 14 35

14 00 I 14 70

14 70

;

15 05 I 15 40

14 70

14 35 I 14 70 14 35

Name.

Carrie B. McKnight.

Sallie H. Macnichol . M. V. Martin

Julia T. Miller Amelia Moreno

L. ]'. ]S [orris Mary Mullen Mary A. Murray

Mary Nolan Kate O'Gorman. . .

.

M. E. Owen

Millie Parker ....... L. M. Pemberton

Kate M. Price

Sadie Prnette M. Purcell Clara J. Kobinson. .

.

Lucy V. Kuby

E. L. Eollins Anna V. Shaw

H. Sherwood

Margret Shields Mary J. Sinclair Mary Snow

Ella M. Springer M. J. Stanley

C. Stanton Cheney Swain

L. F. Walker

E. E. Wernwag

Martha Wilkins Margaret Williams . L. E. Windsor

Julia A. Wolff

Josie Wright

Time employed.

Days. I Hours.

Amount

received.

$4 90

1(3 05

14 7070

14 70

14 70

13 30

14 70

14 70

14 70

12 25

13 65

15 05

15 05

14 70

15 05

14 35

14 70

14 00

15 05

9 10 15 05

14 70

14 00

14 70

15 05

15 05

15 05

11 90

11 55

12 95

14 70

14 00

14 70

12 25

No. 24.

Statement shoiving the numher of 2>frsoiix employed in the publication of the Tenth

Ceiisus Reports during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1884, with the length of time each I has been employed and the amount each has received.

Name. Time

employed

.

Days.' Hours.

Amount

received. Name. Time

employed.

Days.! Hours.

Amount

received.

John F. Couuolly . W. W. Deloe Benjamin Drew. .

.

IL. All. Foresman . H. A. Nothnagel .

.

Chas. W. Otis

E. M. Wheat

0. F. Dunlap W. J. Fowler W.H. Sealey John W. Shotwell

.

B. M. Winters

C. F. Gilmore

J. M. Craia Charles Wright . .

.

J. S. Burnside

C. J. Alexander . .

.

M. Barringer Wallace Brewer . .

.

W. S. Brooks CP. Brown

J.F Chipley

Geo. W. Cox

E. C. Crump

Joseph Dierken . .

.

T. M. Donn

20 $10 60 99 52 47

2 1 06

563 298 39

19 10 07 295 156 35 377 199 81 170 68 00 184 73 60 59 23 60 293 117 20 15 6 00 143 71 50 171 85 50

65 32 50

6 2 70

14 5 60

1 40

216 86 40

122 48 80

69 27 60

1 40 184 73 60

3 1 20

77 30 80

13 5 20

W. H. Duling

H.Clay Evans

Aloy. S. Fennell William Floyd

Benj. Franklin W. B. Greene James Greenwood . .

.

J. F. Griffin E. J. Handly

C. T. Harding W. C. Henry Do

S. H. Herman

J. J. Heron

Augustus E. Holden

.

George W. Howard .

.

T.W Howard

Albert E. Ingalls . . .

.

C. T. Johnson J.H.Kahlert

R. W, Kerrjr

F. C.Kemon

M. H. KendigT

li. E. Logan

U. S. Lowdermilk

Charles Lustig

1, 558 $623 20 708 283 20

241 96 40

72 28 80 78 31 20 19 7 60 348 139 20

73 29 20

526 210 40

1 40

27 10 80

1 40 65 26 00 338 135 20

89 35 60

321 128 40

897 358 80 395 158 00

87 34 80

1, 298 519 20

2 80 452 180 80

98 39 20

1 40

809 323 60

1 40
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 101

No. 24.

Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, ^c.—Contiuued.

Name.

Time employed.

[Days.! Hours.

Amount

received.

H. F. McArdle '.. Daniel _McCallum .

.

H. McElftesh t.. William H. McFadden . , .

.

A.McXelly

Harrv P. Major ; .

.

Chas^ W. Metzgar

E. H. Patterson W. L. Pierce Lloyd Prather, jr ' .

.

Wrci.F. Keed I-- A.E.Eiddle |.. Augustus Roberts Zidon E. Eoss i .. G. W. Sargent I .

.

James F. Scaggs j.. William C. Sefton |.. 0. V. Shorao M. V. B. Stevens .. A. Stiarwalt, jr

J. D. Simmons -. W. H. Sweeney .- A. H. Taylor i.. C. P. Thomson |.. E. H. Thomas .- A. L. Walton

D. S. W^tltoa Henry Webb

John 'Weber

Theo. P. White

B. C. Wright 1-- W. Young .. Amos Irving !.- James Jackson Emanuel Thomas ' .

.

John Waller

C. H. Wilson j.. John F, Clarkson IraE. Cole Edward Duff \.. H. Evans j .

.

T. H. Fitnam I.. J. H. Furbershaw Columbus Hall Thomas H. Owings .... Jennie Baylie Josephine Carlisle M. I. Chauey

Elizabeth Davis

Nellie Douoghue

Alice A. Fon Narbutt . Annie Fuller Lizzie M. Garvey Annie Gaughran

L. V. Godey

Ada M. Greenwood

Jennie Jackson ... .. .. M. V. Keenan

Elizabeth Litsinger Bettie Long

Ella McGraw

Maggie McKie

Bridget McXaraara Mary Miles Annie Mitchell Marv O'Brien M. E. Proctor Mary E. Ragan

Catherine Schermer- hom

M. E. Warner

M. V. Wheeler W. M. Carr

R. H. Gray John A. Bryan John Rice

C. C. Haddock

1 $0 40

1 40 866 346 40

123 49 20 28 80 179 71 60

192 76 80

91 36 40

3 1 20 409 163 60 603 241 20

370 148 00 945 378 00 726 290 40

1 40

87 34 80 42 16 80

27 10 80 59 23 60 498 199 20 483 193 20 803 321 20 741 296 40 242 96 80 96 38 40

80 195 78 00 153 61 20 834 333 60 98 39 20 754 301 60

92 36 80

6 1 50 2 50 6 1 50 90 22 50

2 50 990 396 00 373 149 20 422 168 80 4 1 60 176 70 40

1, 115 446 00

' 87 34 80 177 70 80 943 176 80 718 134 62 921 172 68 516 96 75

14888 16 50 142 26 62 136 25 .50 226 42 37 661 123 94 227 42 56 244 45 75 140 26 25

1 Oil 189 54 24 4 50

4 75 4 75

1, 189 222 94

16 3 00 717 134 47

1, 075 201 55 136 25 50 271 .50 81 183 34 31

8 1 50 304 57 00 1^5 54 37 18 5 04 20 5 00

1, 098 274 50 24 6 00

Name.

William T. Hall Robert C. Langley

C. H. Robinson Thomas Shelton Moses Smith

J. B. Stoops Perrv Brown W. A. Brown

Frank Coburn

H. C. Cowell W. B. Kelly Paul Livingston John E. Parker George Recar

S. L. Rowzee

T. W. Shomo.

Richard Berry

J. Paul Chambers i Will P. Reese

George W. Flock A. J. Houghton

H. C. Moran .. G. L. Pearson

Charles J. Ortlip James A. Hewes. Hod Reynolds W. E. W. Rowe

M. D. Andrews

Chas. F. Butch Harry A. Gewin. James F. Lacey

D, McCathran

D. A. NeaL...

C. A. Rice Rush C. Steele

J. L. Venable - Alpha B. Beall James R. Bell Wm. H. Berry W. H. Burger W. S. Clarke

P. J. Crenaha-w Frank F. De Lea

Jas. Doyle

Robert Fearson

U. S. G. Jarvis John .John.son

J. C. Johuson

Ovven Keefe

Tlios. J. Kenney

•John Lee

D. P. . Lynch

John Murphy

Noel Nichols

F. C. Oberholtz John X. Phillips Simon Pocher

R. E. Scott William Shepherd

R. L.Todd

James M. Toy Howard C. Wall

Charles H. Worden

James O. Amoss ] R. T. Anderson . G. O. Barnes

J. W. Beall John L. Bentzler George W. Bilyew

George H. Bodensick .. Adam Brandt

J. J. Brunor

Dennis Buckley

A. J. Buehler William R. Caffrey

F. H.Chaffee William Chedal

Time employed .

Days. Hours.

56 $14 00

4 1 00 616 154 00 64 16 00 184 46 00 456 314 00 300 132 00 200 88 00 200 88 00 566 249 04

566 249 04 SCO 132 00 250 110 00 228 100 32 300 132 00

52 22 88 182 91 00 273 141 96

6 2 40

28 9 52 424 132 48

53 16 56 134 41 87

19 5 93 260 60 25

119 37 18 73 22 05 29 7 45 289 S() 70 59 17 70 49 14 70 32 9 60 62 18 60 863 258 90 111 32 35

100 30 00

3 75 147 36 75 46 11 50

8 2 00 321 30 25

12 3 00 84 21 00

3 75 104 26 00 4 1 00

331 82 75

11 2 75

90 22 50

8 2 00 352 88 00 146 26 50 111 37 75

38 6 50

8 2 00 283 70 75

481 120 25 485 121 25

92 23 00 76 21 15 18 4 50 92 23 00

2 50 257 102 00 106 42 40

52 20 80 433 173 20 319 127 60 406 11^2 40

64 •25 60 244 97 60 153 61 20 35 14 00 48 19 20 254 101 60 380 552 00 281 112 40
102 ' EEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No. 24.

-Persons employed in the piihlication of the Tenth Census Reports, <^^c. —Continued.

Name.

W. F. ClaiTfSon Joseph Colignon James D. Conner Frank L. Connell

Artliiir C. Delevingne . L. W. Denham W. P. Dowden

Horace C. Cowling James E. Dnvall H. T. Eckart George W. Engel

D. F. Fallon George Finch H.C.Fish

Charles Fowler

J. W. Fox

Eobert T. Frailey

Jos. E. Gaily William Giiliard Joseph F. Glenn W. L. Griggs Edward Grimes Harry H. Haff Michael Harris

J. W. Harrison Augustus Hartman

J. William Haslett John C. Helf

William L. Hettinger.. Henrv T. Houck

Theo.'K. Hynicka

Augs. Jacobs Andrew Jaeger Thomas Keegan

William H. Kelly

George W. Kensil John F. King

John E. Knight

CM. Knott

H. K. Koon Gustave Lancer John I. Leitch

E. McCarter

J. H. McCormack

J. F. McDonald

William McLanahan. .

.

James McNames. . . . .

.

Charles A. McXamee..

William Marshall John Masterson

J. Meehan Andrew Melville Leonard Meyer

Charles F. Miller Frank Miller Henry Morgan

R. w: Moore

William S. Moore

J. C. Motherhed

D. A. Murphv

C. K. Nalley T E. Nash

William M. Nicholson . George A. O'Dounell .

.

John O'Reilly Charles J. Orem

G eorge W. Orem

T. F.^endel

F. C. Philpitt Milton Phillips Joseph Portch Edwin F. Price John Pridgeon

Ed. P. Pumphrey

J. W. Pyemont

James Read

Richard Roberts

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received.

Time employed. Name.

195 l$7S 00

141 56 40

2.59 103 60

125 50 00 358 143 20 37 14 80 134 .53 60 170 68 CO 159 63 60 60 24 00 289 115 60 46 18 40

150 60 00 261 104 40 151 60 40

24 9 60

8 3 20

8 3 20 323 129 20 189 75 60 44 17 60 199 79 60 208 83 20 160 64 00 40 16 00 129 51 60

17 6 80 229 91 60 148 59 20 197 158 80 271 108 40 24 9 60 40 16 00 221 88 40 208 83 20 213 85 20

187 74 80

171 68 40 150 60 00 48 19 20 637 . 2?4 80 16 6 40

303 121 20

198 79 20 225 90 00 199 79- 60

8 3 20 267 106 80 162 64 80 90 36 00 84 33 60 163 65 20 19 7 60 178 71 20

51 20 40

23 9 20 355 142 00 236 94 40 289 115 60

8 3 20 328 131 20

47 18 80 159 63 60 254 101 60 367 146 80 126 50 40

69 27 60 183 73 20 196 78 40

184 73 70 28 ]i 20 64 25 60 170 68 00 16 6 40 44 17 60

3 1 20 205 82 00

Days. Hours. James A. Ryan

Gale Sherman"

.C. P. Shettle W. P. Slater A. A. Smith

Bernard J. Smith

Fred. P. Smith Thomas F. Stewart .

.

James A. Stockman.

.

S. E. Stratton Peter Swift David A. Thompson . W. N. Tincher Dennis Toomey

George L. Tracey John F. Van Horn . .

.

R. W.Wade...

Fred. Wagner

John Walde

E. Wakeling

Charles H. AYalker... John E. Walsh

H. Wiese

George K. White .... George M. White

John Wliite

Robt. H. Zimmerman

Kate Bennett Mamie E. Barry Mai y Barry

B. M. Bartlett Indiana Cowling

A. Dickins Jennie H. Fitch Mary H. Fitz Patrick Jennie Goss

E. J. Hooper

Jennie A. Jenkins . .

.

Ella A. Johnston

Innocentia McGill . .

.

Emma Miller .* D. A. Mortimore Kate A. Murphy

Beatrice Prather Mary A. Prather

Bessie B. Throckmorton L M. Rutherford .... W. T. Kelly

R. M. Campbell James Cavauaugh .

.

John T. Ferguson. .

.

Michael Carroll A. D. Coleman Wm. Landers

Jas. A. Lee

Burr Lucas

C. McDevitt Augustus Schwartz PIECEWORK.

J. W. Barnes

Jas. H. Brooks W. J. Caldwell.... W. R. Carrigan ... E. Cornman, jr Geo. A. Crump ... J. M. Egglestou... Henry Ellsworth . Wm. J. Galbraith. Olive L Gilre ore. .

.

Annie L. Grove. .

.

May M. Grove

G, F. Hammar

James L. Harper . F. C. Helmick Thomas Hughes .

.

Amount

received.

127 $50 80 42 16 80 138 55 20 209 83 60

563 225 20 49 19 60 27 10 80 90 36 00 184 73 60 312 124 80 205 82 00 338 135 20 125 50 00 266 108 40

320 128 00 64 25 60

215 86 00

8 3 20 326 130 40

307 122 80 64 25 60 192 76 80 24 9 60 279 111 Rn 1 Li- bO

88 35 20 64 25 60

1, 231 492 40

250 57 50 305 70 15

8 1 84

350 82 80

28 6 44

313 71 99

44 10 12

8 1 84 36 8 28

51 11 73

52 11 96 36 8 28

36 8 28

323 74 29

16 3 68

16

28

3 68

196

6 44

45 08

44 10 12 267 61 41

52 18 20

64 20 00 224 67 00

12 3 60

20 5 00 46 11 50

16 4 00

8 2 00

28 7 00 14 3 50

2 00
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 103

No. .24.

P&t-soiis employed in the puhlicatiou of the Tenth Census Reports, ^*c.—Continued.

Xarue. Time em-

- ployed.

Days. Hours.

Geo. Johnson, jr .

.

John L. Kennedy.

Wm. D. Leahy

N. M. Li^ht.:

H. TV. McKeon

A. L. Mishler M.M. Mitchell.... Chas. M. Myers . .

.

P. E. Porter

L. H. Post Edw. Redfield .... J. Franklin SeweU

T. W. Shiel

T. C. Spnrgeon

J. A. D. Turner . .

.

J. Leslie Vansant

.

Chas. F. Warren .

.

Chas. E.Young ... Ella Ahern

A. S. Adams

M. B. Adamson . M. Ambrose

L. L. Andrews

M. Anthony

J. BMhlman

Bettie Baker

F. Baker

Isabella Ball

E. P. Balmain

E. E.Banks Marv Baptista A. Barrett . D. P. Barrington. . J.Barry

L. Billings Mary A. Black.... M. J. Bowie

A. Boyce

S. C. Brawner

C. Bielsford Mary Brick Kate Brintnall D. C. Brooke

L. C. Brown

Carrie Bryan

Bessie Bryant , Mary E. Buete

Belle Burgess M. A. Burgess

Fannie E. Burke .

.

J. A. Burr

Mollie E. Burrows

.

O. K. Burwell

A. Butcher

J. E. Burton

Winifred Cahill . . .

,

Julia Callahan Emma L. Carrico. .

.

Belle Carter Jennie Carter Elizabeth Casper .

.

F. Chase AddieChinn

B. L. Chritzman

E. Clagett M.Clarkson

Sarah E. Clayyille .

.

Ella F. Clements . .

.

Catharine Clone M. M. Coberth

A. Collins Alivo V. Collins . .

.

S. Collins A. Columbus

Rosie Connell M. Conuolley

J. Connor

Amount

received. ^fame.

$97 05

177 00

9 00 156 45

171 35 ; 92 00 \ 54 25

4 10 104 40

78 95 I 63 79 - 74 17 ; 37 40

130 80 42 05

52 6.T 3 20 43 10 25 39

91 65

5 47

27 24

69 42

24 91 33 95 63 67 i 36 07 50 58

3 34 i 18 33

9 61 53 00

4 59 29 66

6 49 S 9 46

25 89 49 53 42 27

4 59

41 08

18 38

83 72 i' 71 39

41 09

2 46 i 274 57 1

1

63 02 ; 94 27 I 38 42 I 92 91 j 36 79 28 17 . 25 17 ! 9 52 ! 56 88

23 95

62 52 58 03

10 83 44 71

83 90

8 59

9 25

78 80 I 83 98

1 84 : 48 47 1 17 39 i 39 64 44 93 10 97

10 00

31 38

4 98

5 91 I 24 28 I

F. W. Conover

Mattie Cook

M. Corbin M. Coui tney Ann Cowan

Janie Cox

GeorgieE. Crawford..

Nellie Cronin M. A. Crooker Ada M. Cross

L. M. Cross Kate Cunningham

C. Daily H. Daily

A. Daly

E. Davis Magsie B. Davis M. Dawson

E. A. Dickinson

S. Dickson

X. Diggs

Ida Dinger

Maggie L. Dodd

I. E. Doherty

Lillie J. Donn

E. Donnelly M. Donueliy KaiieDonohue

J. A. Dougherty

Lizzie Downie

J. L. Dowling

J. A. Downing

P. Duffy Kate Dunne

A. Dutiow

0. Dwyer

Sai ah Edmunds

J. Elliott

1. K. Ellis Mary E. Ellswi.rth . . .

.

Minnie Elwood

Laura V. Etter Maiy Evans

V. M. Evans

Annie P. Farley

Ellen Farrell..^

Sallie Faulkner

N. Felger Minnie Fitzgerald Kate Flemming

H. C. Flynn

J. B.. Forbes

S. Fordham

C. Fowler

N. B. Franklin M. Gartrell

Belle Gates

Bell Gheen M. Gibbs

Louise Gibson

J. F. Gilson

Ellie C. Glasgow

E. Glendenning

Elizabeth Gorman

E. Gould

I. C. Greene

A. I. Griffith Carrie Guggenheimer. May M. Hammond

M. "Hall Ella C. Henry

Betty M. Hargrove . .

.

Gertrude Harleston. .

.

Nettie Harlow

Delia Harper

E. J. Harper

L. V. Harper

Time employed.

Days. Hour
104 KEPORT OF THE PUBLIC PEINTER.

No. 24.

Persons employed in the publication of the Tenth Census Reports, ^c. —Continued,

Name.

M. A. Harper , Clara A. Harner

P. V. Hams

T. Harrison , F. A. Haskett

E. HavcBner M. E. Hayes

L. Hays

Ella C. Hayward Mary E. Head

E. Heflfell G-eorgie Heinline

J. Hellings Katie Hensan

S. Hoss , Edith A. Hicks A. Higrgins L. Hill A. Hodge M. E. Hoover Lucy Horton

Ella House

C. Howard Mary Hubbel Mary L. Hullings A. Husted

S. Husted

P. E, Jeftries H. V. Jeffi ies H. Johnson

Ii. H. Johnson.. M. A. Johnson

E. Jones

G. A. Jones M. W. Jones , Jennie Kauf&nan

Katie A. Keefe

T. Keefe. EllaKdlv Mary E. Kelly

P. Kennelly

S. E-. Kerper M. J. Kersey Maria Keys

Julia King M. Kirsch

R. Korts Emma M. Kroger

M.LaBille.'

E. Lackey

Kosa La Covey

Ellen Landvoigt

E. Laporte Mary Larman

A. V. Lee

Etta Leonard

Fannie Littleton D. Lord

Florence Lusby

Mary E. Lynch , Hattie McCabe

Nettie L. McCaJupbell. Annie S.McCarter A. McCarthy M. M. McCarthy

Mamie McClelland

F. M. McCiistal Mary McGiunell Minnie F. McGowan..

E. V. McGi aw

Belle J. Mclntvre

A. C. McKelden

L. A. McKenney

M. J. McLeod

M. McNamara

Mary A. McNamara..

Amelia McNulty

Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Name.

Time em- I

I ployed. '

39 94

31 05

69 74

89 08

90 41

9 68 31 68

4 04

80 90 20 50

11 57

61 74 40 49

25 50

1 04

62 42

34 20

2 40

13 41 4 05

52 11 68 10 60 04

44 00

3 04 13 41

17 70 11 21

7 23

97 11 59 91 45 00

35 ! 20 60 j 44 84 I 11 48 ! 171 00 ! 27 38 i 4 29 169 75

9 09

1 23 i 109 56 \ 3 36 • 5 82 46 51 I 8 47

' 28 50 4 18 71 67 68 31 11 66 I 38 87 I 40 75 I 65 ! 4 54 i 92 65 i 51 9P 44 55

7 37 33 01 43 86

33 14

7 41 I 26 24 49 29

27 30 43 66 56 02

68 03

23 39

38 69 45 61 14 43

54 09

50 45

H. McNamee

Jennie E. Manning.

A. R Mallory

J. E. Mansfield M. A. Mapes M. E. Marceron

A. Martin

Alice Martin

Lizzie Martin

S. Martin Lulu M. Mason

C. Maus

Sarah J. May

Carrie Meals M. Gr. Meals

J. A. Milligan

Sallie Mills

S. Moens

Bessie S. Mohun. .. M. Monday

P. Mooney

Laura A. Moore ... Maggie Morgan

M. Morris

Lizzie A. Morrow . M. M. Morrow

Hattie H. Morse. .. Lizzie C. Murphy..

Josephine Murphy

Jenny Myerbefg .. Susie Mvl^n : L.M.Nash

M. J. Neale M. B. Norbeck May E. Norbeck. .. Annie O'Brien Maggie O'Connell.

.

Lena M. O'Leary. .

.

M. O'Leary Mai y A. Orme

M. E. Owner

C. Palmer

J. T. Parham

Ella Patterson M. V. Pemberton .

.

E.C.Phillips ...... Odessa Pierce Emiley Pierce

Juiia E. Plant

A. Pleasants Sarah E.J.Porter..

E. J. Proctor Emma Pumphrey.. LE. Eabbitt

Ella Randolph

K. Reapsomer M. Reid Mary Rilev

D. Reilly..'. Agnes Reuehan

E.'R. Richards

Katie Richmond

Dora C. Riecks

Eflfa J. Kitchie

Josie G. Robinson .

.

Louise Rocklellow. A. Rogers

L. Rogier M. A. Ross

L. Russell M. Russell H. E. Ryder

Julia M. Savage M. A. Sayres Rose E. Schneider . L. Selvey

J. E. Segerson

Amount,

received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRIJ^TER. 105

No. 24.

Persons employed in ilie publication of the Tenth Census Reports, (fc. —Continued.

Xame. Time employed.

Days. Hours.

Amount

received. Xaine.

Time employed.

Days, Honrs.

Amount

received.

N. Sheiry

L. Shepherd W. H. Shomo Mary Sierenberg . .

.

J. Siblev M. A. Sibley M. J. Smith Masgie K. Smith Kate V. Smoot

S. D. Soper M. T. Spalding

Mary M. Sprandel . .

.

Laura B. Stewart Lucy W. Stone Katie Strong

A. Sullivan .

.

M. Sullivan Josie M. Summers . - - Frances Szegedy

A. O. Talbot Georgie E. Tennyson

E. Thomas

Augusta Thompson . M. A. Thompson

Ktoda M. Thorn

D. C. Toole Maggie E. Toomey .

.

Marv L. Town

D. Ella Trumbo Marv E. Twomev

Lottie K. Tyson.' rda Walker

L. D. Walker .'. E. V. Walker

Katie Walsh Mary E. Walsh

M. Ward

Annie Waters

Nannie Wathen

J. E. Watson

H. Webster

Sophia L. Wells ... Minnie Wetzel

B. White Emma L. Wilke

E. J. Williams ' Fannie Wilson

J. AVilson Margrett Wilson Mary E. Wilson

F. M. Withei s Mamie Wood

Fannie Woodward .

.

Emma Woolsey

J. L Yates

E. Young ... Mary Anderson Marv F. Ashburn

ElIaBagley

Mary E. Bailey

S. Bailey Kate Ball Mary Barnett

Stella Barrett Elizabeth A. Bell Eugenie Blankmau .

.

Mary V. Bowler Mary E. Brown

Minnie E. Burford . .

.

Ada Burr

Cora Burr M. L. Butler M. R. Butler Annie M. Cavanagh.

.

Mary Charaberlin SarahE.ClavviUe....

Julia F. Clokey

$40 83

11 70 43 33 25 74

12 43

32 .55 44 27 42 99

20

50 59

11 42

92 86

31 32 39 70

9 82

2'> 00

4 25

5 70 49 19

21 59 24 97

9 90

12 45

58 53

11 21

61 62

11 39 28 62

9 36 25 17

11 85 54 75 33 47

56 34

43 28

53 91 16 05 40 04

36 08

5 79

37 46 27 58 16 33

5 04

.52 63 41 15

11 42

16 72 25 10 95 23 102 35

11 61 34 91

11 25 38 00 24 22

90 16 15 18 16 10 93 84

34 50

93 38 44 62

3 22

74 98

16 10

30 36

61 64

51 06

98 44

49 22

5 98 14 26

97 98

94 76

37 26

96 44

A. A. Colclesser Sara Collins Alice Corcoran

E. A. Cos

F. F. Crupper

Isabella Cunningham.

Mary Daniels Nannie Daniel

S. C. Darby

Ellen Donaldson M. E. Dow

Kate Dowden

Maud Dubant

P. Dubant

C. Durham

Eonie Elms Anna Eib

M. M. Farrav M. Farrell Lucy Fister Katie Fleraming

S. W. Folk Emma V. Ford Kate Fox

A. C. Fi ancis Emma B. Furlou^'

G-. Gaiitr - Minnie ( rporges

L. Gibney

Frances Graves

Georgianna Groshon. . Nettie A. Groshon

Belle Halliday

.Julia Haulan

Katie E Harrington . Carrie F. Hartwell. . - . S. G. Haydeu

Louisa Henr v ^larv E. llili W. .1. Hodsou Marv Hunan

Ora E. Hublor Anuie A. Hurley Eimna Jeffdes Annie E..Johnson Mary Joyce Annie R. Kealey

A. B. Klt-iuhenu Amanda Klotz

Delia ' . Lang

if. A. L'-uiban ... Carrie E. Lewis M. G. Li! lie Anni-.^ E. Long

Ella F. Long

Kosa Lydick John ana Lyons Kate Lyons

Marion McGivern M. A. ]McGraw E.McKenzie

Carrie B. McKnight . - Hattie McVhill , Sallie H. Macnichol .

.

Ebenetta Magothn

Amelia Moreno

M. V. Martir^

L. A. Massie

I. Miller Julia T. Miller Katie Mori is . L. T. Morris Mary Mullen Maggie Murphy

Mary A. Murray , Mary Nasser Mary Nolan ,

$95 68

79 58

83 26

85 56

84 64

97 06

96 60

83 26

20 70

30 82 85 56

98 44

75 90

20 24

97 98

89 70

92 00

16 56

20 70

5 52

83 72

91 54

17 02

79 42

98 90 16 10

97 98

94 36

68 08 46 00

27 60

31 74

91 08

92 00

96 60

92 92

34 04

93 84

82 80 75 44

85 10

92 46

63 02

80 50 78 66 48 30

19 32 97 98

20 70

21 16

16 56

96 14

21 62

5 52

93 38

17 02

37 72

21 16

74 52

14 26

81 42

28 06

19 78

97 06 28 06

80 50

97 52 16 56

23 92

16 10 21 16

95 22

59 80

4 60

81 88

20 70

71 76
106 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

No^ 24.

Persons eniploi/ed in the piiblicaiion of the Tenth Census Reports, ^^c. —Continued

Name.

Maggie O'Dea Kate O'Crorman — M. E . Owner

Millie Parker Martha K. Payne

.

Lou M. Pemberton

\Y. A. Plant Kate M. Price

tSadie Pruette M. Purcell

Julia Ready

Mary A. Eearden .

.

Ella M. Ridgely... Clara J. Eobinson

.

E. L. Eollins Lucy V. Ruby Anna V. Shaw

L. A. Shepherd B. Sherwood

Margaret Shields . Mary J. Sinclair .

.

Kate G. Smith

Time employed. Amount

received. Days. Hours.

Time em-

$20 70

98 44

68 54

89 24 21 16

73 60 13 34 98 90 63 02 93 38 20 70 20 24

4 14

96 14

91 08

96 60

89 24

29 90 40 48

97 98

68 08 34 50

Name.

Mary A. Smith. Mary Snow

Sarah Sorrell. Ella M. Springer . .

.

M. J. Stanley

C. Staunton K. Stevens Sue Stevens Martha Stewart Maggie Sullivan . .

.

Rosie Sullivan Cheney Swain

Ella Torrey

L. F. Walker

J. T. Warwick

E. E. Wernwag

Martha Wilkins . .

.

Margaret Williams

L. E. Windsor

Julia A. Wolff

S. L. Wood

Josie Wright

ployed Amount

; received.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 107

ORDERS FOR PRIXTII^G.

The tbllowing- orders were made dariii^;" the second session of the

Forty-eighth Cougress for public docameuts, exclusive ot the usual

number:

BY ACTS AND JOIXT AXD COXQUBRENT BESOLUTW\S.

CEREMONIES TO BE AUTHORIZED UPON THE COMPLETION OF THE

WASHINGTON MONUMENT.

Resolved by the Senate and Rouse of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assemble I, That the Secretary of the Treasury.is hereby directed to cause to be executed iu the Bureau of Bugraviug and

Printing such suitable cards of invitation as may be prescribed by the

commission appointed by the joint resolution of May thirteenth, eighteen

hundred and eighty-four, to make arrangement for suitable ceremonies

upon the- completion of the Washington Monument, and the Public

Printer is directed to print such necessary programmes and cards as may be required by said commission. And the ceremonies provided for by said commission shall take place on the twenty-first day of February, anno Domini eighteen hundred and eighty-five. And to defray the ex- penses incurred under the provisions of said joint resolution the additional sum of seven thousand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof

as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the

Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

Sess. L., p. 515, Decemher 18, 1884. LIEUTENANT SCHWATKA'S REPORT ON ALASKA.

Resolved by the Senate (the Rouse of Representatives concurring)^ That

the official report of Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, United States

Army, of his military reconnaissance be printed, and that 3,5i)0 additional copies be printed, of which 1,000 copies shall be for the use of the

Senate, 2,000 copies for the use of the House, and 500 copies for the use

of the War Department.

S.January 8, 1885, R. R. February 7, 1885. INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS AT VENICE.

Resolved by the Senate [the I^fmse of Representatives concurring), That

the report of Captain George M. Wheeler, United States Army, on the

Third International Geographical Congress and Exhibition at Venice,

Italy, with the accompanying illustrations, transmitted to the Senate by

the Secretary of War on the 10th of December, 1883, be printed in quarto form, and that 3,500 additional copies be printed; of which 1,000

copies shall be for the use of the Senate, 2,000 copies for the use of the

House, and500copies for the Department of War.

S. January 14, 1885,

R. R. February 17, 1885. REPORT ON LABOR IN EUROPE.

Resolved by the Senate {the Rouse of Representatives concurring), That

the letter of the Secretary of State dated December 12, 1884, and the

accompanying reports of United States consuls on labor in Europe,

be printed; and that 1,500 additional copies be printed for the use of

the Senate, 2,500 copies for the use of the House of Representatives;
108 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

aod. for the use of the Department of State 4,000 copies; and 10,000

additional copies of the Secretary's letter, of which 1,500 shall be for the use of the Senate, 2,500 for the use of the House of Kepresentatives,

and 6,000 for the use of the Department of State.

8. January 14,1885,

R. B. February 21, 1885. FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIMS.

Resolved by the Senate {the Souse of Representatives concurring)^ That

there be printed 3,000 copies of the communication of the Secretary of

State, containing a list of claimants against France by reason of the

spoliations prior to the 31st daj^ of July, 1801; of which 1,000 copies

shall be for the use of the Senate, and 2,000 copies for the use of the

House of Representatives.

S. January 24, 1885, H. R, March 2, 1885.

SMITHSONIAN REPORT, 1884.

Resolved by the Senate {the House of Representatives concurring)^ That

the Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution and National Museum

for the year 1884 be printed, and that there be printed 16,000 extra

copies; of which 3,000 copies shall be for the use of the Senate, 6,060

for the use of the House of Representatives, and 7,000 for the use of

the Smithsonian Institution.

8. January 26, 1885, H. R. February 4, 1885.

REPORT OF COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY, 1884. Resolved by the Senate {the House of Representatives concurring)^ That

there be printed 3,000 extra copies of the report of the Superintendent

of the Coast and G-eodetic Survey, showing the progress made in said

survey during the year ending June 30, 1884, for distribution by said

Superintendent.

8. January 30, 1885, H. R. February 17, 1885. TREATIES AND CONVENTIONS.

Resolved by the Senate {the House of Representatives concurring)^ That

there be printed 9,500 additional copies of the treaties and conventions

transmitted to the Senate by the Presideat in his message of January

23, 1885, of which 1,500 copies shall be for the use of the Senate, 3,000

copies for the use of the House, 4,000 copies for the use of the Department of State, and 1,000 copies for distrib;ution by the Interior Department among public libraries not depositories under existing law ; each

Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Congress to designate two

libraries to which copies of the work shall be thus sent. And the Public Printer is also authorized to print and have bound 2,000 additional

copies to be sold at actual cost and 10 per cent, added.

8. February 9, 1885, H. R. March 3, 1885. DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed and halt-bound

in leather, with the exception of the reserve sets, which shall be full- bound in leather, six thousand six hundred copies of the Descriptive

Catalogue of Government Publications, of which one thousand five hundred copies shall be for the use of the Senate; three thousand copies for
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. 109

the use of the House of Representatives; four copies for the library of

the Senate; twelve copies for the library of the House; sixty copies,

fifty of which shall be for foreign exchanges, for the Library of Congress; two copies for the librarj^of the Executive Mansion; forty copies

for the Department of State; a copy to be sent to each legation of the

United States abroad; twenty-five copies for the Treasury Department,

including its Bureaus; twenty copies for the War Department, including one for the library of the Military Academy at West Point ; twenty

copies for the [N^avy Department, including one for the library of the

^NTaval Academy at Annapolis and one copy for the Naval Observatory

at Washington; twenty-five coi)ies for the Department of the Interior,

including its Bureaus, the Railroad Commission, the Geological Survey,

and the Census Office; eight hundred and eighteen copies to be deliv- ered to the Secretary of the Interior for distribution to such libraries, not

depositories of public documents as shall be named for this purpose by

each Senator, Representative, and Delegate in Congress; ten copies for the Post-Ofifice Department and its Bureaus; ten copies for the Department of Justice, including a copy for the library of the Supreme Court

and a copy for the library of the Court of Claims; two copies for the

Department of Agriculture; two copies for the Smithsonian Institution;

two copies for the Government Printing Office; one thousand copies to be bound and distributed with the reserved documents, and fifty copies

for the use of the Joint Committee on Public Printing, to be distributed

among those who have aided in the compilation of the work.

Sec. 2. That the Public Printer shall print five hundred additional

copies of the above named work, to be half-bound in leather, and sold

at ten per centum advance on cost price, to any person applying for the same, a notice stating the price to be inserted at least once a week in

the daily edition of the Congressional Record until the edition shall have

been disposed of. Sec. 3. That all provisions of law under which any additional copies

of the above-named work might be printed are, so far as they apply to the above-named work, repealed.

Sess. L., pp. 516, 517, February 1885. EULOGIES UPON THE LATE WILLIAM A. DUNCAN.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed of the eulogies

deliv^ered in Congress upon the late William A. Duncan, a Representative in the Forty-eighth Congress from the State of Pennsylvania, twelve

thousand five hundred copies, of which three thousand shall be for the use of the Senate and nine thousand five hundred for the use of the

House of Representatives. And the Secretary of the Treasury be, and

he is hei^eby, directed to have printed a portrait of the said William A.

Duncan to accompany said eulogies; and for the purpose of engraving

or printing said portrait the sum of five hundred dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated, out of any moneys

in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

Sess. L., p. 517, February

12, 1885. EULOGIES UPON THE LATE JOHN H. EVINS.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed of the eulogies

delivered in Congress upon the late John H. Bvins, a Representative

in the Forty-eighth Congress from the State of South Carolina, twelve

thousand five hundred copies, of which three thousand copies shall be
110^ REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

for the use of the Senate aiul nine thousand five hundred for the use

of the House of Representatives. And the Secretary of the Treasury

be, and he is hereby, directed to have printed a portrait of the said

John H. Evins to accompany said eulogies, and for the purpose of en- graving and printing said portrait the sum of five hundred dollars, or

so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated, out of any

moneys in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.

Sess. X., p. 518,

February 12, 1885.

• REPORT OF NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, 1884.

Resolved by the Senate {the House of Representatives concurring), That

the report of the National Academy of Sciences for 1884, with its ap- pendices, be printed in the usual octavo form, but that the eight accom- panying memoirs be printed in quarto form, and that 4,500 additional

copies of the report and memoirs be printed; of which 1,000 copies

shall be for the use of the Senate, 2,000 copies for the use of the House

of Eepresentatives, and 1,500 copies for the use of the National Academy of Sciences.

8. February 14, 1885, H. R. February 28, 1885.

REPORT ON LABOR AND CAPITAL.

Resolved by the Senate {the House of Representatives concurring)^ That

the rej)ort of the Senate Committee on Education and Labor on the re- lations between labor and capital, with the accompanying documents,

be printed, and that 25,000 additional copies unbound be printed, of

which 6,000 shall be for the use of the Senate, 13,000 for the use of the

House, 5,000 for the use of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and 1,000 for the use of the Senate Committee on Education and Labor.

S. February

15, 1885, H. R. February 28, 1885. FISH AND FISHERIES, 1885.

Resolved by the Senate (the House of Representatives concurring)^ That

the report of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries for the year 1885

be printed, and that there: be printed 11,000 extra copies, of which 3,000

shall be for the use of the Senate, 6,000 for the use of the House, 1,500

for the use of the Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries, and 500 for sale by the Public Printer under such regulations as the Joint Committee

on Printing may prescribe, at a price equal to the additional cost of

publication and 10 per cent, thereto added ; illustrations to be obtained

by the Public Printer under the joint direction of the Committee on

Printing.—/^. February 24, 1885, H. R. March 2, 1885. ASTRONOMICAL AND METEOROLOOICAL OBSERVATIONS, 1881 AND 1882. Resolved by the Senate [the House of Representatives concurring,) That

the annual volume of the Astronomical and Meteorological Observations

of the Naval Observatory for the years 1881 and 1882 be printed, and

that 2,000 additional copies of each volume be printed, of which 400

copies shall be for the use of the Senate, 800 copies for the use of the

House, and 800 copies for the use of the Navy Department, or for sale at the cost of paper and printing, in accordance with section 422 of the

Kevised Statutes of the United States.S. February 25, 1885, H. R. March 2, 1885.
REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER. Ill

REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Be it enacted by the Senate and Souse of Bej^resentatives of the United

States of America in Congress assembled^ That the Public Printer be, and

he is hereby, authorized to print two thousand five hundred extra copies

of the Annual Eeport of the Health Officer of the District of Columbia 5 one hundred for the use of the Senate, three hundred and fifty for the use of the House of Representatives, and two thousand and fifty for the use of the said Health Officer of the District of Columbia.

Sess. L., p. 335, February 26, 1885. LIEUTENANT P. H. RAY'S REPORT OF EXPEDITION TO POINT BARROW,

ALASKA.

Resolved by the Senate and Souse of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled^ That two thousand additional copies

of Lieutenant P. H. Ray's report of the International Polar Expedition

to Point Barrow, Alaska, be printed for distribution by the Chief Signal Officer of the Army.

Sess. L.^ p. 518, February 26, 1885.

REPORT ON PRECIOUS METALS, 1884. Resolved by the House of Representatives {the Senate concurring), That

the rei)ort of the Director of the Mint on the production of the precious

metals of the United States for the year 1884 be printed, and that 9,000 extra copies be printed, 4,000 copies for the use of the House of Representatives, 2,000 copies for the use of the Senate, and 3,000 copies for the use of the Director of the Mint.—^. R., February 28, 1885 ; S., March

2, 1885. ^ MONOGRAPH TWO OF THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Resolved'by the Senate and House ofRepresentatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed at the Government Printing Office the usual number of monograph second of the publications of the United States Geological Survey, with the necessary

illustrations, and to conform to the editions already issued by the Survey.

Sess. L.J p. 519, March 2, 1885.

REPORTS OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed at the Government Printing Office fifteen thousand five hundred copies each of the

sixth and seventh annual reports of the Director of the Bureau of Ethnology, with accompanying papers and illustrations, and uniform with

the preceding volumes of the series 5 of which three thousand five hundred shall be for the use of the Senate, seven thousand for the use of

the House of Representatives, and five thousand for distribution by the

Bureau of Ethnology.

Sess. L., p. 519, March 2, 1885. REPORTS OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL

SURVEY.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed at the Government Printing Office, in addition to the number already ordered by law.
112 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

fifteen tliousaud five hundred copies of each of the sixth and seventh

annual reports of the Director of the United States G-eological Survey,

uniform with the preceding vohimes of the series ; of which three thousand five hundred shall be for the use of the Senate, seven thousand

for the use of the House of Representatives, and five thousand for the

distribution by the Geological Survey.

Sess. L., p. 519, March 2, 1885. REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OP EDUCATION, 1883 AND 1884.

Resolved by the Senate and Rouse of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled^ That of the report of the Commissioner

of.Education for eighteen hundred and eighty-three and eighteen hundred and eighty-four there be printed six thousand copies for the use of

the Senate, twelve thousand copies for the use of the House of RepreseDtatives, and twenty thousand copies for distribution by the Commissioner.

Sess. L.^ p. 519, March 2, 1885. CERTAIN NAVAL AND MILITARY REPORTS.

Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled., That there be printed at the Government Printing Office four thousand five hundred copies of each of the

following reports : The report of Lieutenant-Commander C. F. Goodrich,

United States ]^avy, on the " British N^aval and Military Operations in Egypt;" the report of Lieutenant Fisher M. Wright, United States Navy, on the '' Operations of the French Navy during the Recent War

with Tunis;" the report of Lieutenant Theodorus B. M. Mason, United

States Navy, on the " War on the Pacific Coast of South America be- tween Chili and the Allied Republics of Peru and Bolivia," on% thousand

copies of which shall be for the use of the Senate, two thousand copies

for the use of the House of Representatives, and one thousand five hundred copies for the use of the Navy Department.

Sess. Z/., p. 520, March

3, 1885.ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

Resolved by the Senate and Rouse of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the annaal reports of the Smithsonian Institution shall be hereafter printed at the Government Print-,

ing Jftice, in the same manner as the annual reports of the heads of

Departments are now printed, for submission in print to the two Houses

of Congress.

Sess. X., p. 520, March 3, 1885. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY, 1885.

Resolved by the Senate and Rouse ofRepresentatives ofthe United States of

America in Congress assembled, That there be printed fifty thousand copies

of the second Annual Report of the Bureau of Animal Industry for the

year eighteenhuudred and eighty-live ; of which ten thousand shall be for the use of members of the Senate, thirty-five thousand for the use of the

members of the House of Representatives, and five thousand for the use

of the Commissioner of Agriculture j the illustrations to be executed,

under the supervision of the Public Printer, in accordance with directions of the Joiut Committee on Printing, the work to be subject to the

approval of the Commissioner of Agriculture.

Sec. 2. That the sum of twenty-five thousand eight hundred and

twenty-seven and sixty-huudredths dollars, or so much thereof as may
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be necessary, is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury

not otherwise appropriated, to defray the cost of the publication of said

report.Sess. L., p. 520, March 3, 1885. REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE, 1885. Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed three hundred

and ten thousand copies of the Annual Report of the Commissioner of

Agriculture for the year eighteen hundred and eighty-five ; two hundred

thousand copies for the use of members of the House of Representatives,

eighty thousand for the use of members of the Senate, and thirty thousand copies for the use of the Department of Agriculture ; the illus- trations for the same to be executed, under the supervision of the Public Printer, in accordance with directions of the Joint Committee on

Printing, the work to be subject to the approval of the Commissioner

of Agriculture.

Sec. 2. That the sum of two hundred thousand dollars, or so much

thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated, out of any money

in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to defray the cost of the

publication of said report.

Sess. L., p. 520, 521, March 3, 1885. INVESTiaATION OF THE NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLEp VOLUNTEER

SOLDIERS. • Resolved by the Senate and House ofReprtseyitatices of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That in addition to the authorized

number five thousand copies of the report of the Committee on Military

Affairs on the investigation of the jSTational Home for disabled volunteers be printed one thousand for the use of the Senate, and four thousand for the use of the House of Representatives.

Sess. X., p. 521, March

3, 1885. EULOOIES UPON THE LATE HENRY B. ANTHONY.

Be it enacted 6y the Senate and House of Representatives of the United

States of America in Congress assembled, That there be printed of the

eulogies delivered in Congress upon the late Henry B. Anthony, a Senator from Rhode Island, with an account of his funeral, prepared under

the direction of the Joint Committee on Public Printing, twelve thousand copies, of which four thousand shall be for the use of the Senate

and eight thousand for the use of the House of Representatives j and

the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby directed to have printed a portrait of said Henry B. Anthony, to accompany said eulogies ) and for engraving and x)rinting said portrait the sum of five hundred dollars, or

so much as may be necessary, is hert^by appropriated out of any money

in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.Sess. L.,'p. 344, March 3, 1885. DEDICATION OF THE WASHINOTON MONUMENT.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United

States of America in Congress asseynbled, That the report and proceedings of the commission to provide suitable ceremonies for the dedication

of the Washington Monument, together with the engraved card attached

thereto, be printed, under the direction of the Joint Committee on Printing, and that twenty-six thousand five hundred additional copies be

printed, eight thousand copies of the same for the use of the Senate,

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114 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

sixteen tbousand copies for the use of tbe House of Representatives,

iive hundred copies for distribution by Lieut. Gen. P. H. Sberidan, U.

S. A., to tbe civil and mibtarj' organizations wbicb participated in tbe

procession, five bundred cojiies for tbe Wasbiugton Natioual Monument

Association for distribution among its members, five bundred copies for distribution by Cob Tbomas L. Casey, Engineer, among tbe mecbanics

and workmen employed in tbe erection of tbe monument, five bundred

copies for tbe Hon. Robert C. Wintbrop, and five bundred copies to tbe

Hon. Jobn W. Daniel ; and for tbe purpose of defraying tbe expense of

printing tbe said attached card, tbe sum of two tbousand dollars, or so mucb thereof as may be necessary, be, and tbe same is hereby, appropriated out of any money in tbe Treasury not otberwise appropriated.

Sess. X., pp. 344, 345, March 3, 1885. SENATE RESOLUTIONS,

Resolved, That tbe testimony taken by a subcommittee of the Senate

Committee on Indian Affairs concerning tbe condition of certain Indian

tribes in tbe State of California, under resolution of tbe Senate of July

4, 1884, be printed for tbe use of the committee only.

S. December 2, 1884.

Ordered, That there be printed for the immediate use of the Senate

the usual number of the message of the President and the reports proper, without appendices, of the beads of the several Executive Departments.

S. December 3, 1884. Ordered, That the bill (S. 2112) to establish a commission to regulate

inter-State commerce, and for other purposes, be repriuted.

S. Decern

ber 9, 1884.

Ordered, That the dispatches of Mr. George Maney, formerly United

States minister to the United States of Colombia, relative to the Panama

Canal, furnished to the Committee on Foreign Relations by the Department of State on the 29th day of March, 1884, be printed for the use of

the Senate.—/S'. December 10,*1884.

Resolved, That two thousand additional copies of the convention for commercial recii)rocity between the United States and Spain, providing for an intimate and formal exchange of products with the islands of

Cuba and Porto Rico, signed at Madrid, November 18, 1884, and from

which the injunction of secrecy has been removed, be printed for the use of the Senate.

8. December 10, 1884. . Resolved, That tbe Public Printer is instructed to procure 2,000 copies

of the lithographic map prepared by Joseph Nimino, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury,

to accompany his report on the improvement of Galveston Harbor, and

incorporate the same in the majority report of the Committee on Commerce accompanying Senate bill No. 1052.

S. December 16, 1884. Ordered, That the bill (S. 00) to declare certain lands subject to taxation be reprinted.

8. January 8, 1885. Resolved, That there be printed for the use of the Senate 500 copies

of each of the following documents, the same to be included in one document, namely : (1) Senate Executive Document No. 112, Fortysixth Congress, second session. (2) Senate Executive Document No.

194, Forty seventh Congress, first session. (3) Senate Executive Document No. 26, Forty-eighth Congress, first session.

8. January 13, 1885. Resolved, That Senate Executive Document No. 78, Forty-seventh

Congress, first session, parts 1, 2, and 3, be included in the publication

of the 500 copies of Senate Executive Documents No. 112, Forty-sixth
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Congress, No. 194, Forty-seventh Congress, and No. 2G, Forty eighth

Congress, ordered printed by resolution of the Senate on the 13th in- stant.

S. January 15, 1885. Resolved^ That the Public Printer be, and he is hereby, directed to

print, for the use of the Select Committee on Ordnance and War Ships,

and under the direction thereof, the statements and tables prepared to accompany the report of said committee.

8. January 15, 1885. Ordered^ That the letter of the Secretar^^ of War relating to the bill to i)revent the discliarge of graduates of the Military Academy from the

service of the United States be piinted for the use of said committee.

S. January 17, 1885.

Resolved., That there be printed, for the use of the Senate, 1,000 copies

of Senate bill No. 1820, to provide for the ascertainment of claims of

American citizens for spoliations committed by the French prior to the

31st day of Jul3% 1801, as passed by the Senate December 9, 1884, and

by the House of Pepresentatives, without amendment, January 14, 1885,

and that the said copies be furnished to the Senate document room.

8. January 20, 1885.

Resolved., That the evidence taken by the Committee on Indian Affairs

under resolution of the Senate of date December 3, 1884, be printed for the use of the committee.

8. January 24, 1885.

Ordered., That 1,000 extra copies of the bill (H. P. 6771) to amend an

act entitled '-An act to aid in the construction of a railroad and tele- graph line from the Missouri Piver to the Pacific Ocean, and to secure

to the Government the use of the same for i)ostal, military, and other

purposes,'' approved July 1, 1862; also to amend an act approved July

li, 1864, and also an act api)roved May 7, 1878, both in amendment of

said first-mentioned act; and the reported amendment, together with

the report (No. 1097) of the Committee on the Judiciary thereon, be

printed in pam.phlet form for the use of the Senate.

8. January 28, 1885.

Resolved., That the i^apers accompanying the report of the Secretary

of State relative to the landing of foreign telegraphic cables upon the

shores of the United States, transmitted by the President in response

to a resolution of the Senate of May 2, 1884, be printed, and that 1,000

additional copies in paper covers be printed for the use of the Department of State.—/S. Fthrnary 13, 1885. Resolved^ That the Secretary of the Senate be, and he is hereby,

authorized to have bound at the Government Printing Office 650 vol- umes of the Congressional Globe, furnished to the Senate Library under

the joint resolution approved May 16, 1884.

8. February 13, 1885.

Resolved., That the annual report of the Librarian of Congress be

printed, and that 500 additional copies, with covers, be printed for dis- tribution by the Librarian.

8. February 24, 1885. Resolved, That there be printed and bound for the use of the Senate,

under the direction of the Committee on Pules, 1,000 additional copies

of the revised Senate Manual.

8. February 28, 1885. Ordered, That 1,000 additional copies of the bill (S. 1820) to provide

for the ascertainment of claims of American citizens for spoliations committed by the French prior to the 31st day of Julv, 180J, be printed.

8. February 28, 1885. Resolved, That there be printed for the Committee on Privileges and

Elections eighteen copies of the digest of the contested election cases

of the Senate, ordered to be prepared under a resolution which passed

the Senate February 26, 1885.—>S'. 3Iarch 20, 1885.
116 REPORT OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.

HOUSE RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved^ That there be printed 25,000 copies of the President's last annual messa^i^e for the use of the House.

H. B. Deaemher 4, 1884. Ordered, That the House Eeport No. 363, first session, Forty-eighth

Congress, be reprinted.

H. E. December 11, 1884. Ordered, That the Committee on Military Affairs have leave to print

for their use preliminary copies of the report of the examination of

United States military homes for disabled volunteer soldiers.

H. R. December 12, 1884. Ordered, That the bill of the House (H. R. 5667) granting pensions

to the soldiers and sailors of the Mexican war, and for other purposes,

with amendments of the Senate thereto, be reprinted for the use of the

House.—IT. R. December 16, 1884. Ordered, That the bill of the Senate (S. 1139) authorizing the construction of a building for the accommodation of the Congressional Librar^^

with accompanying diagram, be reprinted for the use of the House.

H. R. December 17, 1884. Ordered, That House Reports Nos. 322 and 390, third session Fortysixth Congress, be reprinted.

H. R. January 5, 1885.

The i^peaker. The Committee on Military Affairs, by unanimous consent, asks leave to have printed for its use testimony taken referring to sundry bills for the relief of various ex -officers of the Army. There

being no objection, it was so ordered.

R. R. January 10, 1885. Ordered, That the testimony now being taken before the Committee

on the Payment of Pensions, Bounty, and Back Pay, be printed for the use of the committee.

H. R. January 22, 1885. Ordered, That the Committee on Military Affairs have leave to print

the petition and accompanying papers of J. R. Haskell in relation to the multicharge gun.

H. R. January 28, 1885. Ordered, That House Report No. 2308 be reprinted for the use of the

House.H. R. January 28, 1885. Ordered, That the bill of the Senate, S. 1372, be reprinted for the use

of the House.

R. R. January 30, 1885. Ordered, That House Report 2438 be reprinted for the use of the

House.—IT. R. February 3, 1881=^. On motion of Mr. Lyman, by unanimous consent, the Committee on

Military Affairs was giv^en leave to have printed for the use of the committee the testimony taken by it on the subject of armor-penetrating

breech-loading cannon.

R. R. February 7, 1885. Resolved by the Rouse of Bepresentatives, That there be printed for the use of the House 1,000 additional copies of the Gun-Foundry Rep*ort,

transmitted to the Senate by the President of the United States on the

22d of December last.—S^. R. February 17, 1885. Ordered, That 2,000 extra copies of the law relating to the French

Spoliation claims be printed for the use of the House.

R. R. February

28, 1885. Ordered, That the bill of the House (H. R. 8240) to regulate the coinage and to promote the circulation of gold and silver equally was or- dered to be reprinted for the use of the House.—5". R. February 28, 1885.
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DISTKIBUTIOX OF THE USUAL NUMBER.

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

each house of Congress is 1,900, and of bills and joint resolutions 924

;

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

3,128 copies printed. These are distributed as follows

:

UNBOUND COPIES.

Where delivered.

Document room of the House

Office of the Clerk of the House

Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate

Office of the Secretary of the Senate. Folding-room of the Senate Department of State Department of the Interior : .

.

War Department Navy Department

Office of the Public Printer

File-copies Total

Documents.

411

20 ^3

6

190

30

Journal.

BOUND COPIES.

265

20

6 115

30

4

11

34

10

Bills. Docu- I Jour- meuts. ' nal.

440 396

20 149 244 190

15 6 170

15 30

Bills.

440 308

134

30 15

411

34 4

10 15

211 924

Where delivered. Documents.

Journal. Docu- menrs

Journal.

.Secretary of the Senate

Senate document-room House document-room

.Senate folding-room Department of State Department of the Interior Clerk of the House of Representatives for governors of State.s. Library •f Congress

Library of the House of Representatives

Library of the Court of Claims

Office of the Public Printer

114

313

43

10 420

150

180 313

43

10

1, 970

114

416

150

114 416

10 10 470 2, 020

123

52 52

30 30

2 2

Total. 960 I 2,726 1,094 2,917