Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08
OFFICIAL.
PuBLIC-No. 1887

lIuBllC-NO. l23
AN ACT making appropriations fo
} the Legislative, executive, and Judi
cial expenses of the Government fo
the year ending June thirtieth, eigh
!, teen hundred and sixty five, and fo
other purposes. ..-.
BE II eaoetm By the Senate and Hons
| Of Representatives. Of The United States o.
A0ertca an Congress assembled, That
the following sums he. aud the same
are hereby, appropriated, ont of any
money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. for the objects hercinaf
ter expressed. for the fiscal year end
ing the thrticth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty.fve, namely:
LEGISLATIVE.
For compensation and mileage oil
Senators, two hundred and forty-sev.
EN- thousand four hundred and thirty
dollars
For compensation of the officers,
clerks, messengers, and others receiv.
ing an annual salary in the service
of the Senate, viz: Secretary Of the
Senate, three Thousand six hundred
dollars !; officer charged with dishurse.
ments of the Senate, four hundred and
eighty dollars chief clerk, two thou
sand five hundred dollars principal
clerk and principal executive clerk in
the office of the Secretary of the Sen.
ate, at two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars each +; eight clerks in
The Office ofthe Secretary Of the Senate,
at one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars each ; keeper of the sta.
tionery, one thousand seven hundred
and fifty-two dollars two messen-
gers, at one thousand and eighty dol
lars each ; one page. at five hundred
| dollars Scrgeaut-at-arms and Door
keeper, two thousand dollars Assist
ant Doorkeeper, one thousand seven
hundred dollars Postmaster to the
Senate, one thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars Assistant Postmas-
| ter and mail-carrier, one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars two mail
boys, at nine hundred dollars each
superintendent Of the document room,
one thousand five hundred dollars /; two
assistants in document room, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each
superintendent of the folding room,
one thousand five hundred dollars
two messengers, acting as assistant
doorkeepers, at one thousand five hun
dred dollars each !; seventeen mes
sengcrs, at one thousand two hundred
dollars each clerk or secretary to the
President Of the Senate, one thousand
seven hundred and fifty-two dollars (;
clerk To the Committee on Finance, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty dol
lars; Clerk to the Committee on Claims,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars clerk on printing records,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars superintendent in charge OF
the furnaces, one thousand two hun
dred dollars assistant in charge OF
furnaces, six hundred dollars labor.
er in charge of private passages, six
hundred dollars {; two laborers at six
hundred dollars each chaplain to the
Senate, seven hundred and fifty dol.
lars captain of the Capitol police,
eight hundred and seventy dollars
Capitol police, eleven thousand eight
hundred and eighty dollars one po.
liceman, four hundred and eighty dol
lars, making ninety-two thousad foul
hundred and eighty-four dollars.
For contingent expenses of the
Senate, viz:
| For stationery, twenty-five thousand
dollars.
For newspapers. three thousand
dollars.
| For Congressional Globe, twenty
thousand dollars.
For reporting proceedings in the
Daily Globe for the second session O.
the Thir,y-eighth Congress, twelve
thousand dollars.
| For the usual additional compensa
tion to the reporters of the Senate fol
the Congressional Globe for reporting
the proceedings Of the Senate for the
second regular session Of the Thirty
eighth Congress, eight hundred dol
lars each. four thousand dollars.
| For clerks to committees, pages
horses. and carryalls. eighteen thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of heating and ven
tilating apparatus, sixteen thousant
dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty-fv,
thousand dollars.
! For compensation and mileage o
members of the House of Representa-
tives and delegates from Territories
nine hundred and ninety thousant
eight hundred and sixty dollars.
) For compensation of the officers
! clerks, messengers, and others receiv
ing an annual salary in the service 0
the House Of Representatives, viz
: Clerk of the House of Representatives
three thousand six hundred dollars
: chief clerk and one assistant clerk, a
two thousand ono hundred and sixt,
dollars each eleven clerks, ut on,
thousand eight hundred dollars each
principal messenger. in the Office, q
; four dollars and eighty cents per day
one thousand seven hundred and fifty
two dollars three messengers, at on,
thousand two hundred dollars each
messenger to the Speaker. at four dol
: lars and eighty cents per day, on
!. thousand seven hundred and fifty-tw
: dollars clerk to the Committee @
I Ways and Means, one thousand eigh
| hundred dollars Clerk to the Commi,
$ tee of Claims, one thousand eight bur
c dred dollars clerk to Committee o
= Public Lands, one thousand eigh
t hundred dollars Sergeant-at'arms
J, two thousand one hundred and sixt
! dollars clerk to the Sergeant-at-arm'
ono fhnnsand cirhf hundred dullars