Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

81 IPubnC-Nos To'l
An Act making appropriations for the Legislative,
aSacu,iye and Judicial expenses OF the Govern
80 for the wear ending thlrteth June, eight
Nv, bnndred and sixty-tour, and for the year
s;abtsen hundred aud siN,y-.hcee, and for other
ii purposes,
n, Il enacted By ne Senate and House Of Rep
q stir.sl OF lhs URiied States of dp,ericd IN
-, ,sssa,bisd, That the following sums be
Oathe same are hereby appropriated, out OF any
$eonev in the treasury not otherwise appropriated,
~ M objects hereinafter expressed for the fiscal
~ n,l,1r the thirteth Of June, eighteen hun
nj and sixt, -four, namely ....
LEGISLATIVE,
-. ,omrensation and mileage OF Senators, two
nndred and forty thousand four hundred and
ny Conversation Of the officers, clerks, messen-
~. and Others receiving an annual salary in the
- 20 4 the Senate, viz, Secretary of the Sem
- three thousand six hundred dollars; officer
$1,000 with disbursements OF the Senate, four
Hndred and eighty dollars; chief clerk, two thou
Ind tive hundred dollars principal clerk and
Snoipal executive clerk in the office of the Sec
{,1ry of the Senate, at two thousand one hundred
M sixty dollars each eight clerks in the office of
be secretary Of the Senate, at one thousand eight
{nndred and fifty dollars each keeper of the sta
Sonery one thousand seven hundred and fifty two
4,arS; two messengers at one thousand and
nghty dollars each one page at five hundred dol
4rs; Sergcant-at-Arms and Doorkeeper, two
thousand dollars; Assistant Doorkeeper, one
IA the Senate, one thousand seven hundred and
s stny dollars Assistant Postmaster and mail car
rer one thousand four hundred. and forty dollars;
Two nail boys at nine hundred dollars each;
ternendent OF the document room, one thousand
he AuRdred dollars two assistants in document
Es room, at one thousand two hundred dollars each
nj supeFintendeut of the folding rosm one thousand
i've hundred dollars; two messengers acting
ssant doorkeepers, at one thousand five hundred
Dollars each ; seventeen mes engers, at one thou
Sand two hundred dollars each superintendent
y charge Of Senate furnaces, one thousand two
lnndred dollars assistant in charge of furnace six
hndred dollars; lab0rer IN private passage, six
hundred dollars; two laborers at four hundred
4 kd eighty dollars each; clerk or secretary TO the
PRESIDENT OF the Senate, one thousand seven hum
Ded and hfty-two dollars, clerk to the committee
finance, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
4lhTs; clerk TO the committee on claims, one
0onsand eight hundred and fifty dollars clerk of
Gintlng records, one thousand eight hundred and
Mty dollars; chaplain TO the Senate, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars making seventy nine thou
sand and fourteen dollars.
8 For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz:
s. For stationery fifteen thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dollars.
For Congressional Globe twenty thousand dol
lars.
For reporting proceedings in the Daily Globe
pr the first session of the Thirty Eighth Congress
hem thousand dollars.
8 For the usual additional compensation to the
Reporters of the Senate for the Congressional
&obe, for reporting the proceedings of the Senate
4ongress, eight hundred dollars each four thou
and dollars.
For clerks TO committees, pages, horses ana car
Fails, thirty-nlne thousand dollars
81 For Capitol police, ten thousand two hundred
Nd twenty-four dollars.
For expenses OF heating and ventilating appa-
Atns, fourteen thousand dollars,
For miscellaneous items, twenty thousand dol
For compensation and mileage of members of
House OF Representatives and delegates from
4rritores, nine hundred and thiry-four thousand
&llars.
4for Compensation Of the officers, clerks, nessen-
tsdnd Others receiving an annual salary in the ser
Bee % the House Of Representatives, viz Clerk of
De H5use of Representatives three thousand six
kpndred dollars; two clerks at two thousand one
Dndred and sixty dollars each eleven clerks, at
&c thousand eight hundred dollars each; Princi-
~ messenger IN the office NJ four dollars and
aghty cents per day, Que thousand seven hundred
~ ni'y-slx dollars and eighty cents three mes
at one thousand two hundred dollars
81 messenger TO the speaker at four dollars
- e'ghty cents per day, one thousand seven hum
- and hfty-six dollars and eighty cents; clerk
y the Committee of WAYS and Means one thou
nnd eight hundred dollars clerk to the Commit
n Of Claims, one thousand eight hundred dol
D.; clerk to the Committee on public Lands, one
nOussnd eight hundred dollars; Sergeant-at-
Ams, two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
N clerk TO the approximations, one thousand
aght hundred dollars; messenger to the Sergeant
Arms, one thousand two hundred dollars each
Astmaster, two thousand one hundred and sixty
pillars; one messenger in the office, one thousand
wen hundred and forty dollars four messengers
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars
No mai boys at nine hundred dollars each Cap
Rll police, eleven thousand one hundred and sew
Gsy dollars Doorkeeper, two thousand one hun
4ed and sixty dollars superintendent of the fold
ng room, one thousand eight hundred dollars
% messengers, at one thousand seven hundred
p fifty six dollars and elgnty cents each ; one
tssenger az one thousand seven hundred and for
tNn MAJ at 81
4ndred dollars each six messengers, at one
Uousand two hundred dollars each twelve mes
gers, to be employed during the session of Con-
-, at the rate OF one thousand two hundred
liars each per annurn Chaplain TO the House
exkepresentatveS, seven hundred and fifty dol
iaxst-naklng one hundred and three thousand
ionr hundred and eighty seven dollars and twenty
For contingent expenses of the House of Rom
80 resentatiyes, viz:
.or Carriage, two thousand dollars
~ ~ Nv, r|Io.ty-io1r copies of the Congressional
spe ana Appendix for each member a nd dele0ata
@1he hrst regular session of the tbirtvNeiShtb
IVA s5ess, ana one hundred copies of the same for
~ house Library, thirty-nine thousand nine
UireS and seventy-six dollars ''-S
Hbr the compensation of clerks to committees
81 temporary clerks il; the office of the Clerk al
blouse Of Representatives, eighteen thousand |
hundred and sixty-four dollars.
On folding documents, Including materials, |
Wlfty thousand dsllars |,
For fuel and lights, including nav az oro;roors
Iamen and laborers, repairs and materials |
eNeve thousand dollars.
Tor furniture, repairs, and packing boxes for |
piers, ten thousand dollars.
p horses carriages and saddle horses, seven |
sand five hundred dollars.
Pr laborers, seven thousand dollars.
U pr miscellaneous items, forty thousand dollars
or newspapers, twelve thousand five hundred
lars.
xor pages and temporary mail boys, ten thous-
~ two hundred and six dollars
/. FOR reporting and publishing proceedings in the
= ~ Glooe, at seven dollars and fifty cents per
tmn, fifteen thousand dollars.
Tor stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
Tor the usual additional compensation to the |
Gporters of the House for the Congressional Globe
Or reporting the proceedings of the House for the
Inst Regular session of the thirty-eghth Congress-
'lght hundred dollars each, four thousand dollars
LIBRARY CONGRESS.
Tor compensation of librarian, three assistant
.Mrians, messenger and laborers, ten thousand
l01ars.
]. Il contingent expenses of said lbrarv. ope
sand dollars. ~ 0S
opS SoIfaTs Vi oo'AS ior Su r-orary, FIVE
y j purchase of law books for saia library t,o
Band dollars. '' WV
one flooring for library of Congress. four
land dollars. A0"i
PUBLIC PRINTING.
compensation of superintendent public
hg, ana the clerks and messenger in his
nine thousand seven hundred and seventeen
. ana sixty cents.