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


postmaster and mad carrier, one thousand sever
hundred and wenty-eight dollars; two mail boyi
at one Thousand two hundreds dollar each; super
intendent Of the docun ent room. a. one Thousand
eight hundred dollars; two assistants IN document
room. at one thousand four hundred and forty
dollars each. superintendent of the folding room
one thousand eight hundred dollars; three mes
s-ngers. acting assistant doorkoepers, at one
thousand eight hundred dollars each; seventeen
messengers, at one thousand four hundred and
ierty dollars each; secretary to the President OF
the senate. two thousand one hundred and two
dollars and forty cents; clerk to the Committee on
Finance, two thousand two hundred and twenty
ipllais; Cle,k TO the Committee on Claims, two
thousand hundred aud twenty dollars; clerk
of printing records, two Thousand two hundred
and twenty dollars; clerk to Committee on Appro-
pria;ions, two thonsard two hundred and TWEEN y
do lars; superin andenf in charge of the furnaces
one Thousand four hundred and 10 ~ dollars
assistant IN charge f furnaces, eight hundred and
sixty four dollarS lAborer in, charge Of private
passages, eight hundred and sixty-four dollars;
two laborers eight hundred and sixty -four dol
lars each; Chapfair to the Senate, nine hundred
dollars one special policeman, one thousand dol
lars making in ais.One hundred aud one thousand
and sixty d',llaIs and eighty cents.
For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz:
For stationery and newspapers for seventy fonr
seuat RS, at the rate of one hundred and twenty
five dollars each per annum, nine thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars.
For stationery eight thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages. horses and
carryalls twenty five Thousand dollars
For expenses Of heating and ventitating apara-
tuS. including coal, wood and labor, twenty Fl 70
Thousand dollars.
For plumbing, gas fitting, labor, FIVE thousand
dollars.
TOR furniture and repairs, ten thousand dollars
For additional lab"rers and Ii .ssengers, seven
Thousand five hundred dollars.
For folding documents and materials twenty
thousa3d dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty thousand dol
lars.
Eor packing boxes for the Senate ten dollars
worth for each member seven huHdred and forty
dollars Provided, That al improvements, alter
atoms additions and repairs Of the Capitol bald
ing III Ill hereafter be made by the direction and
under the supervision of the architect of :bs
Capitol extensions, and the same shall be paid for
out OF the appropriations for the said extensions
and for other appropriation; and that no furni-
tnre or carpets FOR either house shall hereafter he
purchased without the written order of the chair
man of the Committee 10 Audit and Control the
Contingent Expenses ofthe senate for ths Seuate
or without thr sTi ten order Of the chairman of
the Committee on Accounts of tn. House of Rep
resentaisres, Ter the House.
CAPITOL POLICE
For one captain. two thous- - and eighty eig nj
dollars; two heutenants, at one Thousand eight
hundred dollars each; thirty p'vates at one thou
sand five hundred and eighty -four dollars each;
twelve watchmen, at one thousand dollars etch;
making, in all, sixty thousand one hundred
and sixiy dollars one half to be paid into the con
ting-nt fund of the House of Representatives, and
thu other half to be paid into the c ntingent fund
oil the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
For compensation and mileage of members Il
the Housr OF Bel resentatiyes aId delegates from
Territories, one rliinen five hundred thousand
dollars.
For compensation of the officers, clerks mes
sengers. and 'hers receiving an annual salary in
the service Of the House of Representatives., VIZ:
Clerk Of tie House Of Representatives. four thou
sand three hundred ami twenty dollars; chiaf
clerk and one assistant cei at two thousand five
hundred and uinety-two dollars each; twelve
assistant clerks librarian and assistant librarian
at two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars
each; Chief messenger, and clerk to the
Speaker, at five dollars and seventy six cents per
iav each. for three messengers at one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars each; one messen-
ger in the House library, one thousand and ninety
I've dollars; one engineer, eighteen hundred dol
lars; three assistant engineers at one Thousand
tour .udL u and forty dollars each; six fremen.
- ;VI dollars and f,rty cents each per day; for
cjerk to the ComAIlttee of Ways AVID Means, two
Thousand five hundred AMI ninety-twn dollars;
clerk L. Committee o. Al propriations, two thou
sand five hundred and ninety-t~o dollars; clerk to
Committee on Claims, tw" thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars; SrTgeaEtat- arms two Thousand
five hundred aud ninety-t two dollars; clerk to
Sergeant-at- arms, two thousand five hundred dl
lars; clerk 10 Committee on Public Lands. two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars: messen-
ger - Sergeant at-lrm5, one thousand four hun
dred and forty dollars: Doorkeeper, two thousand
five hundred and ninety two dollars: first assistant
doOIkeeper two Thousand five hundred and ninety
two dollars; Postmaster, two thousand five hun
dred and ninetv-two dollars; first assistant post
master, two thousand and eighty eight dollars;
four Inesse-Sers at one thousand seven hun ired
ard twenty eight liars each; two mail boys a
one Thousand aad Ell ,hty dollars each; Chaplain Of
the House, nine hundred dollars two stene-
graphers four tn usand three hundred and
eighty dollars each; superintendent Of folding
room two Thousand one hundred and sixty dollars;
superIut endent and assistant of the document
room, five dollars and seventy-si GENTS per day
oacn; eleven messengers, five at eighteen hun
dred (.s,liars, and si- at fourteen bundled and
tort dollars each: twelve messengers during the
session at the rate of fourteen hundred and forty
dollars each per annuIn; making, in all. the rum
Of one hGuired and thirty-eight thousand six hun
bred and sixty -segen dollars; Provided, That Of
the twelve assistant clerks the two des grated a.
reaiing clerks # the House OF, Representatives
sial receive annual salary each, beginning
with the. present Congress, Of twenty five hun
dred aud ninety-two dollars.
For contingent expenses oi the H"use OF Rep
resentatircs, VIZ:
For carriage, three thousand eight hundred
d liars
For clerks to committees. and temporary clerks
of the iIouse Of Representatives, thrty-two thou
sand two hund, ed and thirty two dollars
For ,iding documents, including materials
thirty-seven thousand i've hundred dollars.
For fuel ami lights, including plumbing, gas
FITTING, repairs, and materials, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For horses and carriages for the transportation
OF mails and for the use of messengers, ten thou
sand dollars.
For l,borers, eight thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty-fvc thousand
dollars.
For packing boxes for members Of the House Of
Representatives, dollars worth for each p.-nI7
Der and delegate, twenty-five hundred aad ixty
dollars.
For newspapers and stationery for two hundred
and thirty thret. members and delegates, ct one
hundred and twenty five dollars each per annum,
twenty nine Thousand one Lur,dssd and twenty