The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-18


TPUBLIc-No 1851
Az ACT making appropriations for the legislative
executive and judicial expenses OF the govern
nent for the year ending the THIRTEEN OF June,
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, and Tor other
purposes.
Re II enacted bv the Senate and House Of Repre-
se,tofipes ofthe United States of America IN Con-
0ress assembled, That the following sums be,
and the same are hereby appropriated out OF any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
FOR the objects hereinafter expressed for the fiscal
wear ending the thirteth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty-seyen' na TeFysi .rrrpp
Fer compensation and mileage of Senators, two
hundred and ffty-wo thousand five hundred dol
lars. q fsf ~ - <'--
For compensation of the officers clerks messen-
gers. and others receiving an annual salary in the
service in the Senate viz: Secretary OF the Senate
three thousand six hundred dollars; officer charged
with disbursements of the Senate, four hundred
and eighty dollars; chief clerk, two thousand I'VE
hundred dollars principal CLERK ana executlVs clerh
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars each; keep
er of the stationery, one thousand seven hundred
and ffty-tWo dollars two messengers, at one thou
sand and eighty dollars each; one page at five hun
dred dollars; Sergeant-at-arms and Doorkeeper, two
thousand dollars; Assistant Doorkeeper, one thou
sand seven hundred dollars; Postmaster to the Sen
ate one thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
Assistant Postmaster and macarrier, one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars; two mail boys, at
one thousand dollars each; superintendent of the
document room, one thousand five hundred dollars
two ASH tants in the doc ument room, at one thou
sand two hundred dollars each; superintendent OF
the folding room, oIse thousand five hundred dol
lars three messengers acting assistant doorkeep
ers, at one Thousand fTe hundred dollars each; SIX
teen messengers at one thousand two hundred DOL
lars each clerk secretary to the President OF the
Senate, one thousand seven hundred and ffty-two
dollars; clerk to the Committee on Finance, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars clerk OF
printing records, one thousand eight hundred ana
fifty dollars; Superintendent in charge of the furna-
ces one thousand two hundred dollars; assistant in
lars laborer in charge of private passages, seven
hundred and twenty dollars; two laborers at seven
hundred and twentydOllars each, chaplain to the
Senate seven hundred and fifty dollars; one special
policeman, seven hundred and twenty dollars; ma
king eighty thousand nine hundred ana hlty iouf
dollars.
For stationery, seventeen thousand dollars.
For newspapers, five thousand dollars.
For Congressional Globe, twenty thousand dol
lars.
the second session Of the thirty ninth Congress,
twelve thousand dollars. / .g ~
For the usual additional compensation to the re
porters of the Senate for the Congressional GLOBE io
reporting the proceedings Of the second regular
session of the thrtyninth Congress, eight hundred
dollars each, four thousand dollars
For one complete set of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix for each Senator in the Thirty-ninth
Congress who has not already received them: Pro
gsded h0qosper That any Senator who has already,
as a member of the House Of Representatives, re-
ceiYed portion of the set OF the Congressional
Globe shall only be entitled to receive as such sena-
fuU set six thousand eight hundred dollars
For paying the publishers of the Congressional
Glabe and Appendix, according to the number of
copies taken. cent for every Ave pages exceed
ing three thousand, including the indexes and laws
ofthe United States, twelve THOUSAND nine hundred
dollars, -# .+ d aa.G ~
For clerks to committees, pages, horses and car
ryaHs, twenty thousand dollars.
For Capitol police twenty one thousand four hun
dred and eighty dollars: PROVIDED, That the three
hundred and thirty dollars OF the appropriation for
the Capitol police may be used during the present
fiscal year.
For expenses OF heating and ventilating apparatus
twenty thousand five hundred dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage ofmembers of the
House of Representatives and delegates from terri
tories, million dollars. r--
For compensation of officers, clerks, messengers.
and others receiving annual salary in the service
of the House of Representatives viz: Clerk of the
House of Representatives, three thousand six hun
dred dollars chief clerk and one assistant clerk at
two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars each;
eleven clerks st one thousand eight hundred dollars
each; principal messenger in the Office, at four dol
lars and eighty cents per day, one thousand seven
hundred and ffty-tWo dollars; three messengers. at
thousand two hundred dollars each. messenger
to the Speaker, at flour dollars and eighty cents
per day, one thousand seven hundred and fftytwo
dollars; clerk to the Committee of ways and Means.
two thousand one hundred sixty dollars clerk to the
Committee on Appropriations two thousand one
hundred and sixty dollars; clerk to the Committee
on Claims, one thousand eight hundred dollars =
clerk to the Committee Public Lands, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; Sergeant atarms, two
Sergeantat-arms, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; Postmaster two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars; Assistant Postmaster one thousand
seven hundred and forty dollars; four messeng at
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars each :
two mail boys at nine hundred dollars each; Capt.
toll police twenty one thousand four hundred and
eighty dollars: PYootded That the three hundred
and thirty dollars of the appropriation for the Capt.
tol Police may be used during the present fiscal
year. Doorkeeper, two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars. superintendent ofthe folding room
one thousand e1ghthundred. superintendent
OF the document room and assistant, one thousand
seven hundred and ffy-two dollars each; one mes
senger at one thousand seven hundred and forty
dollars; five messengers at one thousand five hun
dred dollars each; six messengers at one thousand
two hundred dollars each, twelve messengers to be
employed during the season of Congress- at the rate
of one thousand two hundred dollars each per an
num- chaplain to the House of Representatives
seven hundred and fifty dollars; for stenogra Dber
thirty-six hundred and fifty collars; making one
hundred and thirteen thousand one hundred and
forty dollars.
For contingent expenses of the House of Repre-
sentatives, viz:
For carriage two thousand dollars.
For clerks to Committees and temporary clerks of
the House of Representatives, eighteen thousand
five hundred and seventy-siX dollars. 49,
For twenty-fenr copies the Congressional Globe
and Appendix for each member and delegate OF tn !
second regular session of the thirty-ninth CONGRESS-
and one hundred copies of the same for the HOUSE
Library, seventeen thousand seven hundred and
pinety-s1G dollars. @
For paying the publishers of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix, according to the number nj
copies taken, one cent for every five pages exceed
ing three thousand, including the indexes and laws
ofthe United States, eight thousand five hundred
and fifty dollars. =
For folding documents, Including materials thir-
ty thousana dollars.
Forfuel, and lights pay of engineers frep,en ami
laborers, repairs and materials fifteen fhousonsI
dollars. -
For furniture repairs and packing boxes for mem
bers, ten thousand dollars
For horses carriages andssaddle horses nine th,,i
sand dollars.
Forlaborers, eight thousans four hundred dollars.
For mlsceianeous Items, thirty thousand dollars
dollars. =
For pages and temporary mail boys, ten thousand
dollars. -
For reporting and publishing proceedings in tho
Daily Globe, ten thousand ave hundred dollars. y
ForstatoneTy' eighteen thousand dollars
For the usual additional compensation 10 the re
porters of the House for the Congressional Globe
for reporting the proceedings of the House for the
second regular session of the thirty-ninh Congress-
eight hundred dollars each, four thousand,eght hun
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For compensation OF the Superintendent of Pub
lie Printing and the clerks and messengers in his
Office, eleven thousand five hundred and fourteen
dollars. ----e--l--e. .--.--..--
stationery postage advertising, furniture travelling
expenses, horses and wagons, and miscellaneou:
items, two thousand dollars tst- -.
For the public printing three hundred and sixty
nine thousand four hundred dollars, -- b..
For paper for the public printing, four hunlreg
and Gfty-siz thousand eight hundred and niney-tw'
For the public binding, three hundred and fifty
two thousand two hundred and four dollars. =
For mapping in cases pending in the Supreme
Court Of the tnted States three thousand dollars
For Lithographing and engraving for the Senate
and House OF Representatives, seventyfv Thousand
dollars.
TO enable the secretary.ofthe Interior to purchase
of Messrs. Little, Brown and Company two thou
sand copies ofthe thirteenth volume of the United
States Statutes at Large. for distribution agreeable
to the acts of Congress directing the distribution
the other yoTumes, seven thousand dollars
E- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For compensation of librarian, five assistant libra
rians, messenger and aborers, twelve thousand siI
hundred dollars. .s E-s
For contingent expenses of said library, two thou
sand dollars.
For purchase of books for said library eightthoyl
sand dollars.
For purchase of law books for said library, two
thousand dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining, procuring
manure, tools fuel, and repairs, and purchasing
trees and shrubs under the direction of the Lfbray
Committee OF Congress, three thousand three hun
dred dollars. 49, 81 7 @
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