The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-07-07
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws Of the United States,
HPUBLIc-No. 35.1

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HPUBLIc-No. So.
n AN ACT milking appropriations for the leg
;. islative, executive, and judicial expenses
government for the year ending the thir
tieth of June, 1889. -.
o Be ii e,ezcteR6u tile Senate and H0uS
of Representatives of the United State
h Of Anse,i2a IN Congress assembled, Tha
: the following sums be, and the same ar
r hereby, ,dPpropriated, out of any none.
, in the treasury not otherwise appropria
, ted, for the objects hearafter expressed
for the fiscal year ending the thirtietl
of June, eighteen hundred and fifty nine
) namely
LEGISLATIVE.
} For compensation and mileage of sen
ators, one hundred and sixty two thou
sand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For the compensation of the officers
clerks, messengers, and others receiving
aa annual salary in the service of the
Senate, viz: Secretary of the Senate
three thousand six hundred dollars of
ficer charged with disbursement of the
Senate, four hundred aud eighty dollars
chief clerk, two thousand five hundred
dollars; principal clerk and principal ex-
q, e,utiye clerk in the Office of the Secreta-
ry of the Senate, stsWo thousand one hun
dred and sixty dollars each eight clerks
il the Office of the Secretary OF the Son.
ate, at one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars each keeper OF the station
ary, one thousand seven hundred and
flty-two dollars two messengers, at one
thousad and eighty dollars each;one page,
atfive hundred dollars; Sergeant-at arms
and Dsorkeeper, two thousand dollars
Assistant Doorkeeper, one thousand sew
en- hundred dollars; Postmaster to the
Senate, one thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars; Assistant Postmaster and
mail carrier, one thousand four hundred
and forty dollars, two mail boys, nine
hundred dollars each superintendent
of the document room, one thousand
five hundred dollars two assistants In
document room, at one thous and two
hundred dollars each superintendent of
the folding room, one thousand hVe hun
dred dollars two messengers, actlpg-a |
assistant doorkeepers, at one thousand |
i've hundred dollars each; SIX cen mes
sengers, at one thousand two hundred
dollars each; superintendent III charge
of Senate furnaces, one thousand two
hundred dollars: assistant In charge of
furnaces, six hundred dollars; laborer in
private passage, six hundred dollars;
two laborers, at four hu, dred aud eighty
dollars each clerk or secretary to the
President of the Senate, one thousand
seven hundred and fifty two dollars;
draughtsman, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty dollars; clerk to the Com
mittee on Finance, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty dollars; clerk to the
Committee of Claims, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty dollars; clerk of
printing records, one thousand eight hun
ired aud fifty dollars-making seventy
eioht thousand nine hundred and four
teen dollars.
For tho additional compensa ton al
owed by the resolution of the Senate
If the eleventh of May, eighteen hun
lred and fifty eight, to messenger in
,he Office of the Secretary of the Senate,
or the fiscal year ending the thirtieth J
If June, eighteen hun 1red and fiftyeight,
hree hundred and thirty dollars.
For the contingent expenses of the
Senate, viz:
For binding, fifty thousand dollars.
For lithographing and angraving, for
y five tn .usand dollars.
Eor stationary, twelve thousand dol
ars.
For newspapers, three thousand dol
ars.
For Congressional Globe and binding
be same, twenty thousand two hundred
nd seventeen dollars and twenty cents. r
For reporting proceedings, ten thou S
and four hundred dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, police a
orses. and carryalls, twenty six thou q
aud five hundred and eight dollars and
fly cents.
For miscellaneous items, twenty thou a
ind dollars. t
For stationary for fiscal year ending
ne thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred r
nd fifty-eight, five thousand dollars for
,e Senate; and for stationery for fiscal "
ear ending ia rtieth of June, eighteen
undred and fifty eight, five thousand Fl
ullars for the House of Representatives.
For compensation and mileage of men, Ii
srs of the House of Representatives
Id delegates from Territories, five hun
req ana elSnty tnOuSauu bMo nuuofcu
Id fifty dollars. F.
For compensation of the officers, clerks ~
essengers, and others receiving an an =, y.
nal salary in the service of the House y, ~
Representatives, viz: Clerk of the
ouse of Representatives, three thou =
nd six hundred dollars two clerks, at ~ ~
70 thousand one hundred and sixty ~
,llars each; seven Clerks, at one thou - -
nd eight hundred dollars clerk in " "
arge of books for members, one thou u
nd eight hundred dollars reading l..
ERIK, one thousand eight hundred dol IT,
RS Librarian, one Thousand eight hun -
ed dollars; clerk in charge ofthe sta -ou
,nery, one thousand eight hundred. 81
liars principal messenger in the office. !.
c thousand seven hundred and fifty ue
o dollars; three messengers, at one a.
ousand two hundred dollars each; Cd
rgeaut at arms, two thousand one hun :.
ed and sixty dollars; clerk to the W
.rgeant alarms, one thousand eight es
!ndred dollars messenger to the Ser -
ant t-at-arms, one thousand two hun 81
ed dollars; Postmaster, two thousand paa
G hundred sixty dollars; one .messeu u
r in the Office, one thousand seven hun
cd and forty dollars four messengers, d"
one thousand four hundred and f. rty :,
liars each Doorkeoper, two thousand sa'
C hundred aud sixty dollars; super q
tendent of the folding room, one thou -