Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
90 FFICIAh.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of the Tairty-
Seventh Congress.
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executive and Judicial expenses Of the Govern.
ment for the year ending thirtietb Of June, eigh-
teen hundred and Sixty-three, and additional APP
preparations for the year ending thirtieth b. Of ) une,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two
3 Territory Of Colorado.
For salaries Of governor, three Judges and seere-
tary, nine thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Territory, one
thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of the members Of
the legislative assembly, officers, clerh, and contin-
gent expenses of the assembly, twenty thousand
dollars. s .,
Territory of Nevada.
For salaries Of governor, three judges, and secrs-
tEry, nine Thousand seven hundred doIlars. -
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, one
For compensation end mileage Of the members of
legislative assembly, officers and contingent expense
OF the assembly, twenty thousand dollars,
Territory Of Dakota.
For salaries Of governor, three judges, and secre-
tary, nine thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of said Territory, one
thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of the members of
the legislative assembly, officers, clerks and cOntin-
gent expenses Of the assembly, twenty thousand dol
lars.
Judiciary.
For salaries Of the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court and eight associate justices, ~ffty-fOur thou
sand Eve hundred dollars.
For salaries Of the district judges, one hundred
and fifteen thousand seven hundred and 6fty dollars.
For salary Of the circuit Judge Of Cslifornia, six
thousand dollars.
For salaries of the chief justice Of the District Of
COlumbia, the associate judges, and the judges Of
the criminal court and the orphans court, fifteen
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Office of the Attorney General.
For salaries of the Attorney General, Assistant
Attorney General, and the clerks and messenger in
hia Office, twenty thousand three hundred dollars.
Contingent expenses Of the Office of the Attorney
General, namely
.FOrfuel, labor, furniture, stationey and miseaNG
neOus items, 'hree thousand dollars.
For purchase of law and necessary books for tt?
Office Of the Attorney General, two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For legal assistance and other necessary expendi-
lures In the disposal Of private land claims in Cali
f0rnia, ten Thousand dollars.
For special and other extraordinary Ssnses OF
California Land claims, twenty Thousand dOll,rs
For salary Of the reporter Of the 6~ncisions Of the
decisions OF the Supreme Court, one :hc1sand .hree
hundred dollars.
For compensation of the dist:st -t.o- ,, sigh
teen thousand Eve hundred and fifty dollars.
For compensation 81 the m~ershals, eleven thou
sand dollars.
For d~efrAyiry tho expenses O. tie Supreme, cir
cult and distriaB courts &C tho U-iteL States, includ-
ing the District Of C-!cn5;- Also for jurors and
witnesses, in sic Of the funds a-isirg from fines,
penalties, ard foriei5uTos inct ed in the I-slyear
ending June tN:.. -, ( lhsexa kun5-eS and sixty
three, ard previous ye2-s AM likewise for defray-
ing the expenses of suits in which the United States
are concerned, and OF prosecutions for offences COM
mItted sgajnst the United States, and for the ssfe-
keeping VI prisoners, one Eilllion dollars.
Independent Treasury.
For salaries Of the assistant treasurers of the
United states At New York, Boston, Charleston, and
Saint Louis, sixteen thousand i've hundred dollars.
EOr additional salaries Of the treasurer of the mint
at Philadelphia of one Thousand dollars, an Of the
treasurer Of the branch mint at NeW.Orleans Of five
hundred dpllare, one thousand i've hundred dollars.
For salaries of FIVE additional clerks authorized by
the acts OF sixth August, eighteen hundred and
fOFty-six, and paid under acts Ut twelfth August,
eLgHteeu hundred and forty. eight, third March,
eighteen hundred and ffty-oHe, third March, eigh-
teen hundred aud FIFTY FIVE, and twenty-seventh
July, eighteen hundred and siKtJ-One, six thousand
dGllaEs.
FOR salary Of additional clerks, messengers, and
WstchmAn in the Office Of the assistant treasurer At
Boston, Eve thousand nine hundred dollars.
For salaries of clerks, messengers and watchmen
in the office of the assistant treasurer at New York,
tWenty-One Thousand one hundred dollars.
For additional amount for clerks, messenger, and
WGtchm u IN office Of assistant treasurer at New
York, ten thousand four hundred dollars.
For salaries Of. clerks, messengers snd laborers in
the Office Of the assistant treasurer at st. Louis,
four Thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries Of nine supervising and fifty local in
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eIghteen hundred and ~ffty-two for the better pro-
lection Of the lives OF passengers, by steamboats,,
with travelling and other expenses incurred by them
eighty thousand collars.
For contingent expenses, under the act sixth Aug
usL eighteen hundred and torty-EIx, for the safe
keeping, collection, transfer aud disbursement of the
public revenue, ia addition to premium which has
been or may be received on transfer drafts Pruvid-
ed, That no part OF said sum shall be expended for
clerical services, FIVE thousand dollars.
L~sr - ~ -. r A.
Water-olOsetsi in the Capitol, four hundred and thirty
eiShtdOllars-
For compensation to the public gardener, one
Thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of q foreman and twenty-one
lsborers employed IN the public grounds, thirteen
thousand Jour hundred dollars.
For compensation VI the keeper Of the western
gate Capitol square, eight hundred and seventy-six
dollars.
For compensation of two day watchmen employed
in the capitol square, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For compensation of two night watchman en-
plOyS ed at the Presidents House, one thousand two
lundred dollars.
For compensation of the doOrkeeper at the Prssi-
dents House, six hundred cellars.
For compensation of the assistant doorkeeper at
the Presidents House, six hundred dollars.
fOr compensation Of one night Waterman for the
better Protection Of the buildings lying south Of the
Capitol, and used as public stables and carpenters
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For compensation of watchmen employed on re-
servatiOh number two, six hundred dollars.
FOR compensation Of tour ~draw-keepers at the
Potomac DEloge, and for fuel, oil, and lamps, three
thOusadd two hundred and SIXTY sir dollars.
kOr compensation Of two draW-keepersa at the two
bridges across the eastern branch Of the potomac,
and tor fuel, oil and lamps, one thousand one hum
dred and eighty dollars.
For salary and other necessary expenses of tho
Metropolitan police tor the District Of Columbia one
nun0red thousand dOlars.
For furnace-keeper ct the Presidents House, six
hundred dollars.
TO ensble the Commissioners of Public B Buildings
70 employ q Keeper Of the three furnaces under the
old hall Of the House Of Representatives, six hun
drsd dollars. i
For E deficiency for the present fiscal year for
keeping said furnaces nine months, four hundred dol
lars
Expenses of the Collection Of Revenue from Lands.
To meet the expenses of collecting the revenue
from the sale of public lands in the several
States and Territories:
For salaries and OOmmi ssiOns Of registers Of land
Offices and receivers or public moneys, Two hundred
and fifteen thousand two hundred dollars.
For expenses Of depOsiting public moneys by re-
delivers of public moneys, tWenty-se ZEN Thousand
i've hundred and fifty dollars.
For incidental expenses of the several land offices,
forty thousand dollars.
ErtT ,-g s Penitentiary.
For compensation of the warden, clerks, physician,
chaplain, assistant keepers, guards and matron Of
the District Of Columbia, sixteen thousand and
eighty dOllan. Irt ID fi
For compensation Of three inspectors OF said peni-
Tertiary, seven hundred and fifty dollars
For the suppOrt and maintenance of slid penitBn-