The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-12


eight clerks in office of the Secretary
of the Senate, at two thousand
two hundred and twenty dollars
each; keeper of the stationery, two
thousand one hundred and two dol
lars and forty cents; two messengers,
at one thousand two hundred and
ninety-six dollars each; one page, at
seven hundred and twenty dollars;
Sergeant-at-arm and DoOrkeeper,
two thousand four hundred dollars;
assistant doOrk eeper, two thousand
the Senate, two thousand one hun
dred dollars; assistant postmaster
and mail carrier, one thousand
seven hundred and twenty eight dol
lars two mail boys at one thousand
two hundred dollars each super
intendent of the document room, one
thousand eight hundred dollars; two
assistants In document room, at one
thousand four hundred and forty dol
lars each; superintendent OF the fold
ing room, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; three messengers acting as
assistant doorkeepers, at one thous-
and eight hundred dollars each seven
teen messengers, at one thousand four
hundred aud forty dollars each; sec
rotary 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 dollars; clerk
| to the Committee on Claims, two
thousand two hundred and twenty
dollars; clerk Of printing records, two
| thousand two hundred and twenty
dollars; clerk to Committee on APP
propriatIons. two thousand, two hun
dred and twenty dollars; superin-
tendent In charge of the furnances,
one thousand four hundred and forty
| dollars: assistant in charge OF fur
naces. eight hundred and sixty four
dollars; laborer In charge of private
passages, eight hundred and sixty
| four dollars; two laborers, at eight
hundred and sixty-four dollars each
| Chaplain to the Senate, nine hundred
dollars; one special policeman, one
thousand dollars; making In all one
hundred and one thousand and sixty
dollars aud eighty cents.
For contingent expenses OF the
Senate, VIZ:
For stationery and newspapers foI
| seVenty-four senators, at the rate oil
one hundred and twenty-five dollar;
each per annum, nine thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars.
| For stationery, eight thousand dol
lars.
For clerks to committees, pages
horses and carryalls, twenty five
thousand dollars.
For expenses of heating and ven.
tilating apparatus, including coal
wood, and labor, twenty five thousand
dollars.
For plumbing. gas-fitting, and la
/ Dor, five thousand dollars.
For furniture and repairs, ter
thousand dollars.
For additional laborers and mes
sengers, seven thousand five hundred
dollars.
For folding documents and mate
rails, twenty thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty
thousand dollars.
For packing boxes for the Senate,
| ten dollars worth for each member
seven hundred and forty dollars: Pro
vided, That all improvements, altera.
tons, additions aud repairs of the
Capitol building shall hereafter be
made by the direction and under the
supervision of the architect of the
! Capitol extensions, and the same shall
be paid for out of the appropriations
| for thessaid extensions and from no
| other appropriation: and that no
| furniture or carpets for either
house shall hereafter be purchased
without the written order of the
chairman of the Committee to Audit
and Control the Contingent Expenses
of the Senate, for the Senate, or with.
out the written order of the chair
man of the Committee on Accounts
of the House of Representatives, for
the House.
CAPITOL POLICE.
For one captain. two thousand and
eighty eight dollars; two lieutenants,
at one thousand eight hundred dol
lars each; thirty privates, at one thou
sand five hundred and eighty-fOur dol
lars each; twelve watchmen, at one
Thousand dollars Zach; making, i'll a ii,
sixty five thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars, one half to be paid into
the contingent fund of the House of
Representatives, and the other half to
be paid into the contingent fund of the
Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
For compensation and mileage of
members of the House of Represen-
tatives and delegates from Territories.
one million five hundred thousand
dollars. r
For compensation of the officers,
clerks, messengers, and others re-
ceiving an annual salary In the service
OF the House of Representatives viz :
Clerk of the House of Representa-
tives, four thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars; chief clerk
and one assistant clerk, at two
thousand five hundred and ninety
two dollars each; twelve assistant
clerks, librarian and assistant libra
rian, at two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars each; one chief mes
senger, and clerk to the Speaker, at
| five dollars and seventy six cents per
day each; for three messengers. at
one thousand four hun fred and forty
| dollars each; one messenger In the
House library, one thousand and
| ninety-five dollars; one engineer,
eighteen hundred dollars; three as
sistant engineers. at one thousand.
four hundred and forty dollars each
six fremen, at two dollars and forty
cents per day each; Tor clerk to Com
mittee of Ways and Means, two
thousand five hundred and ninety
two dollars; clerk to Committee
on appropriations, two thousand
five hundred and ninety-two
dollars; clerk to Committee on
Claims, two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars; Sergeant-at arms.
two thousand five hundred and
ninety-two dollars; clerk to Sergeant
alarms, two thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars; clerk to Committee on
| puhiic Hands. two Thousand one