The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-04

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&C ounting officers of the government: Provided
| further, That proposition for printing extra
+, copies Of public documents. the expense of which
shall exceed the sum of five hundred dollars
| shall he considered by either house of Congress
until the same shall have been referred to the
Joint Committee on Printing, and order ed by
current resolution of the two houses.
For lithographing and engraving for the Senate
and House of Representatives., eighty five thou
sand dollars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For cor.pensation If the Librarian, two thou
sand five hundred and niRrty-t~o dollars
tor three assistant Librarians. at tw" thousand
| one hundred and sixty dol each, six thousand
| four hundred and eighty dollars.
For two assista t librarians, one at one tn "
sand two hundred dollars, and one at nine hun
dred and sixty dollars, two thousand one hundI ed
| and sixty dollars
| For one messenger one thousand seven hundred
and twenty eight dollars.
! For three laborers at eight hrpdred an sixty
| four dollars each. two tn usand five hundred and
ninety-two dollars.
For three assistant librarians. AT fourteen hun
dred and forty dollars each, four thousand three
| hundr. d and twenty dollars.
FOR contingent expenses Of said library, tive
thousand dollars.
For purchase of books for said library, eight
thousand d liars.
For purchase Of law books for said library, two
Thousand dollars
For purchase Of files of periodicals and news
papers. thousand five hundred dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining, pro-
curing manure tools, fuel, and repairs, and pur-
chasing trees and shrubs, under the direction Of
the LitIary Committee of Congress, five thousald
dollars.
For paving the main walk through the grounds
Of the b, tanic garden with some uniform and du-
rable material five Thousand dollars.
For pay. Of superintendent and assistants in
| botanic garden and green houses under the
direction OF. the Library Committee of Congress,
eleven Thousand two hundred a. d nlnety-siN dol
lars and ninety :
For expenses Of exchanging public documents
for the publications of frreisn governments, one
thousand five hundred dollars.
I PUbIIc Bun DINGS AND GRoUNps
For clerk in the Office of Public BGildings,
thousand two hundred dollars.
For messenger il. the same Office, eight hundred
and forty dollars.
FOR compensation TO the pull, gardener one
Thousand tour hnr r. d and fa4ty pillars.
For compensation to the labUrer in charge II the
water closets in the Capitol, seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
For Compensation Of a foreman and twenty.cnc
laborers employ, in the public grounds nineteen
thousand two la, bred and ninet y-sts dollars.
For compensation OF four lab rers i'll the Cap
it'd, two thousand eight hundred and eighty
doifarA
For compensation Cf furnace keeper u lder the
old hall of the House Of Representatives,, eight
hundred and sixty four dollars.
For compensation If furnace keeper At the Pres
ident's house, seven hundred and t.Esnty doll,Es.
tor two policem at the Presidents house, two
thousand siN hundred ard forty dollars.
For compen-atIun of tw" watclimen at the Pres
ident's house, thou and eight hundred dollars
For compensttion Of the do"Tkeeper at The Pres
ident's house, one Thousand dollars.
For compensation Of assistant doorkeepec st the
Presidents house, sly hundred dollars.
For compensation f two draw keel at the
bridge across the eastcr-- branch Of the Potomac,
and fer fnel. oil, and lamps, one thoBs2gd six
hundred dollars.
Tor watcl.nan in Franklin square, six hundred
dollars.
For condensation Of the person in charge Of the
heating apparatus of the Library Of Congress one
thousand dollars.
For eiectricsa2 pf the Capitol. enc thousand two
hundred dollars.
For compensation ofwatchnen in reservation
nuHber two, three thousand dollars.
For compensation Of dr@v-keepers at the peto-
mac l+i.i1e. and for fuel, oil, and lmps, seven
thousand five hundred and seventy dollars.
COURT OF CLAIMS
For salaries of five judge Of the Conrt OF Claims,
the chief clerk and assistant clerk. bailiG, aud
messenger thereof, twenty-sx thousanu eight
hu ndred dollars.
For compensate Of attorneys to attend t.
taking testimony, witnesses, and commissioners,
two Thousand five hundred dollars.
For stationery. books, fuel. laborers hire and
ether contingent and miscellaneous expenses,
three Il ousand dollars.
For payment of judgments which may te
rendered 10y the court in favor Of claimants, one
hundred thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President of the United
States, twenty five Thousand dollars
For compensation Of the VicePresident Of the
United StaIe', eight thousand dollars.
For compensation of secretary to sign patents for
pubic lands, thousand i've hundred dollars.
For compensation 10 the private secretary,
assistant secretary, (who shall be shorthand
writer,) two clerks Of fourth class steward, and
messenger of the President of the United States,
twel- a tilsaiani five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the executive ONCE,
including stationery therefor, four thousand
dollars
DEPARTMENT STATE
For compensation of the Secretary Of State, two
Assistant Secratarss Of STATE fo- chief clerk, eight
clerks of class four, additional to clerk Of class
four dsbursng clerk, eight clerks Of class three,
three clerks Of two three clerks of class enc
one senger, assistant messenger, and
seyen laborers. Nifty eight Thousand one hundred
and forty dollars: Provided, That the pay Of any
messenger in either OF 80 department executive
or judicial, Of the gOverLmert, employed during
the whole year, shall! be eiglrp hundred and forty
dollars per annuni, and no more; and the pay of
assistant messenger employed aturcstated
shall be seven hundre! dollars per annum, and no
more; and the pay OF all iaborer- aud watcimen.
whether night or day,) employed aforestatcd,
shall be seven hundred and ~enty dollars per
num- and no more.
FOR THE INCIDENTAL AND c0NTISGENr EXPENSES or
THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form and
in newspapers of the States and Territories. and
in the city Of Washington, forty thousand dollars.
For prof reading. aud packing the laws and
documents for the various legations and consul
stes, including toxes and transportation Of the
same, three thousali dollars.
FOR Stationery, blank books, furniture, tx
lures, and repzSs, three Thousand five hundred
dollars.
For misccllant ous items, two Thousand five
hundred dollars.
For copper-plate printing, books, and maps,
five thousand doliaIa.
For extra clerk hire and copying, Eve thousand
dollars