Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-11
Editors and Proprietors.
VOL. mo. 80.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

MINT OF THE UNITED STATES. .aeoiF7
at Philadelphia, MS :: E & b .fszgs.lf
For salaries of the director treasurer chief conn
er, assayer, meer and reEner, engraycr assistant
dred dollars. - @ Is 49,
For wages Of workmen, twenty-fou thousand dol
| lars. ) st5a s.Es .a3iT n.y. 10 -
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
iue materials, stationery, water rent repairs and
wastage lu addition to available funds hand, Sc.
venteen thousand three hundred and forty dolls
For specimens of ores and coins TO be reserved at
the mint, one hundred dollars. rsr -...s.. ,s
| At Charlotte, North Cdroiaa, pig: ..l-.s
For salaries Of superin endent, assayer, coiner,
and clerk, six thousand dollars. s&
For wages of workmen, three thousand five hun
dred dollars. sft 1885, W
For incidental and contingent expenses, including
iuei Materials stationery, repairs and wastage, two
thousand one hundreddollars. ,ssiss1ss - 3 >.s
| s-sv At Dahionega, Georgia, ris 60. isss ataa-
! For salaries OF superintendent, assayer, coner
and clerk, six thousand dollars. aa.a laaE us
For wages Of workmen, three thousand six
hundred dollars. 81 :. ....-., ,75 ~
:. For incidental and contingent expenses, inclu-
ding fuel. materials, stationery, repairs land vast
age, two thousand five hundred dollars. g. -..f
i At New Orleans, biz: E...s-..s
Fors salaries Of superintendent, treasurer, coin.
er, assayer, melter and refner, and two clerks,
twelve thousand nine hundred dollars. ~
For wages of workmeD, nineteen thousand
dollars. >.., ~.
;. For Incidental and contingent expences, inclu-
ding fuel, materials, stationery, water rent, re-
pairs, and wastage, together with an estimated
excess OF expenses over means for the previous
year, OF nine thousand two hundred dollars, and
in addition to available funds on hand, twenty
nine thousand two hundred dollars. - .
JUDICIt RY. ...af
For salaries Of the chief Justice Of the SUI
preme Court, and the eight associate judges,
forty one thousand dollars.
For salaries Of the district judges, sixty-three
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For salaries Of the chief Justice of the District
OF Columbia, the associate Judges, the judges of
the criminal and orphans court, ten thousand
, seven hundred dollars ...-..
For salaries of the Attorney General and the
clerk and messenger in his office, six thousand
one hundred dollars.
3 For contingent expenses of the Office of the
Attorney Gener al, five hundred dollars. E
;; For salary Of the reporter of the decisions of
the Supreme court, one thousand three hundred
dollars. ..s
: For compensation of the district attorneys,
1 being two hundred dollors each, as prescribed
by law, seven thousand four hundred dollars.
Fer compensation Of the mai shails, pre-
scrlbed by law six thousand six hundred dollars.
Fer deiraying the expenses Of the Supreme,
circuit. and district courts of the United States,
including the District Of Columbia also for ju-
;, rors and witnesses, in aid of the funds arising
fiom fines, penalties and forfeiures incurred in
the fiscal year ending the thrtieth June, eighteen
: hundred and forty-nine, and previous years; and
: likewise for deiraying the expenses of suits in
. which tie United states are concerned, and OF
: prosecIti ions for offences committed against the
United states, and for the apprehension aud safe
Keeping OF prisoners, four hundred and forty
# three thousand dollars: Provided, however,
That hereafter, in lieu Of all fees, emoluments
and receipts now allowed for taking and certi-
fyins the dispositions OF witnesses in civil causes,
the clerk, commissioner, other officer taking
/ and certifying he same. shall be entitled TO re-
ceiVe 70 greater sum whatever than two dollars
r for and every deposition so taken and certified,
and Tor all services connected theI ew 18th ard
f when the taking Of such deposition shall require
more than six hour, then for every additional six
hours the like rate Of compensation: And pro-
j.; vided !tliher. That all books in the Offices Of
the clerks OF the circuit and district courts Of the
, United States. containing the docket or minute
, # the judgments DEGREES Of said courts. shall,
during office hours. be open 10 the inspection Of
f any person desiring 10 examine the same, with
t uGt any fec or charge therefor
For repairs OF the United states c0ur'-lcU=e
At Detroit, heretofore made IS William K.
Noyes, unteT the direction al the marshal, such
, amount as the treasury decide is due.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For payment OF annuItIes and grants By spe-
ciai acts OF Congress, seven hundred and fifty
: dollars.
For the purchase of one or both bridges over
the Eastern Branch near the city OF Washing
ton, al a valuation to be made IN such manner
as the Secretary Of the Treasury may direct. a
: sum not exceeding thirty thousand doilars.which
bridge or bridges, when prchased. shall pc Tree
c OF toll to all persons Whomsoever, under such
!. regulations are now in force, or as the same
: may be legally modified, or added TO, in relation
to the Potomac bridge opposite said city.
y For compensation and contingent expenses ct
" the auxiliary guard. six thousand seven hundred
r. and seventy-hve dollars.
For annual repairs Of the Capitol, attendance
: on furnaces in the crypt, attendance on water
y closets, cleaning rotundo; for public gardener
and labo, ers, land carriage on the Capitol grounds;
9 tools. wire, twine, leather, nails, chains aud
posts boxes. straw. whitew ASKING, manure and
trees for grounds; attendance al the western gate
of the Capitci; repairs Of public stabes;Aagging,
enclosures, &c: keeping in order the iron pipes
that convey water TO the Capitol and public Of
fees. and repairing damage by freshets; brooms.
: brushes, wooden spades, and shovemg snow;
erecting suitable building for the keeper OF tie
western gates. repairing western front OF ihe
Capitol. repairing abutments of Tiber creek
= bridge, and building protecting walls; painting
exterior wood work of the capitol and iron
; fences around the same; altering and enclosing
wooden stairway from the root of the Capitol 10
, the opening in the dome; erecting iron fence on
Pennsylvania avenue, enclosing part OF the
pnblic grounds at the Presidents House; for
enclosing public grounds at the north and south
of the Capitol at the western front OF the Cap
! itol. and the public grounds at the south front
! of the Presidents House, with wooden fences;
grading said grounds; for suitable trees for plant
ing nursery, seventeen thousand four hundred
and ninety-seven dollars and fifty cents.
For lighting Pennsylvania avenue from the
Capitol square to the Treasury Department., and
compensation 70. one lainp-lighter for the same,
and for lighting Capitol and Capitol grounds;
and Presidents House, six thousand dollars, to
be expended under the direction Of the Commits
sioner of Public Buildings.
For annual repairs and painting OF Presidents
House; gardener and laborers, manure, leather,
nails, carriage, &C., for the grounds about the
same; repairs of the fence at La Fayette square,
Fountain square, Presidents garden, and repairs
Of gardeners house, eight thousand three hun
dred and sixty eight dollars and twenty-five
cents.
For grading. draining, planting, and enclosing
with wooden fence the grounds south OF The
Presidents House, and extending to the canal
six thousand dollars.
For sprinkling Pennsylvania avenue dnfihs'he
session at Congress, one thousand dollars.
For painting the Capitol, twenty 'housa1a
dollars. ,.e