St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-08
VOLUME 32 NUMBER l641

class four, thirty clerks of class three.
fiffy-two clerks of class two, fifty c'erk.
of class one, one messenger and three
assistant messengers, five laborers, and
one w'tchnan, employed in his office,
two hundred and fifteen thousand two
hundred and forty dollars And the
eight clerks of class four, ten clerks of
class three. twelve clerks of class two,
and twenty-five clerks of class one, au-
thorlzed 10y clause in the act of February
twenty-five, eighteen hundred and sky
three, may be continued until the thrri-
eth OF June, eighteen hundred and sixty-
nine, and no longer.
For compensation of additional clerks
in the pension office, viz {: For ten clerks
of class four, eighteen clerks of class
| three, twenty-four clerks of class two.
and twenty-eight clerks of class one,
one hundred and fourteen thousand
dollars.
For temporary clerks in the pension
office, twenty thousand dollars.
McMetai aud Contingent Erpenses-De-
putmem Of tile Interior.
Office of the secretary of the interior
For stationery, furniture, and other
contingencies, and for books and maps
for the library, ten thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of the patent Office
building, ten thousand dollars.
For expenses of packing and distribut-
ing congressional journals and documents
i'll pursuance of the provisions contained
in the JOINT resolution of congress approx
cd twenty-eighth January, eighteen hun
clred and titty-seven, and act fifth Febru-
AIRY, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, six
thousand dollars.
For fuel and lights for the patent Of
flee building. including the salaries of
engineer and assistant engineer of the
furnaces and repairs of the heating appa-
ratus, eighteen thousand dollars.
Office Of the commissioner of Indian
affairs
For blank books, binding, stationery
and miscellaneous items, including two
of the daily city newspapers, to be filed,
bound, and preserved for the use of the
office, five t! ou-and dollars.
Office OF the commissioner of pen
Sions:
For stationery, engraving, and re-
touching plates for bounty land warrants,
plin,in. and binding the same, office fur
niIure, an rrpIiriug the same. and mis-
cellaneOus items, including two daily
newspapers, to be filed, bound and pre-
served iur the use of the Office, and for
,,lI
thousand dollars
OH e Of the commissioner of the gen.
craI lanI office:
For cash system. maps, diagrams, sta
IOnrry, furniture and repairs OF the
-ame, miscellaneous items, Including two
ut the cliy newspapers, 10 b. tilei, bound,
aud preserved tor the use OF The OFF,,
Ior adv IIi-tng and Ielegrlphing. tor mis-
'rilancuu- cuIs ON account of bounty
ntnd> AN military patents under he sew
cr;si act. and to- CO. o..tIngrnt expenses
inder swamp-ianl act of September
wcnry-y.hl. eighteen hundred fifty, ten
thousand liars.
.Surrgo,S GenerH and Their Clerks.
For compensation Of the surveyor gen.
eral OF Minnesota, two thousand dollars,
and the clerk III his office, two thousand
ike hundred dollars.
For surveyor general Of the Territory
Of Dakota. TWO thousand dollars, and
lhe clerk, in his Office, two thousand five
hundred dollars-tuur thousand five hum
llel dollars.
For surveyor general of Kansas, two
Thousand dollars, AMI the clerks in his
otiice, four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Colorado and
Utah, three thousand dollars, and for
tne clerks IN his office, four thousand dol
.arS.
For surveyor general of New Mexico,
three thousand dollars.
For surveyor general Of California and
Arizona. three thousand dollars, and for
clerks in MS office, four thousand five
hundred dollars.
Continued nect treek)