The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-14

lars; chemist, two thousand dollars;
uperlntendent of experimental gar
dens, two thousand dollars; botanist,
fourteen hundred dollars; superin-
tendent of seed-room, eighteen hun
dred dollars librarian, eighteen hum
dred dollars; superintendent of fold
ing room, twelve hundred dollars;
three clerks of class four, FIVE thou
sand four hundred dollars; four clerks
of class three, six thousand four hun
bred dollars; six clerks of class two,
eight thousand four hundred dollars;
seven clerks of class one, eight thou
sand four hundred dollars; five copy
lists and attendants In museum,
at one thousand dollars each, five
thousand dollars three messengers, at
eight hundred and forty dollars each,
two thousand five hundred and twenty
dollars; two watchmen, at six hun
dTed dollars each, twelve hundred
dollars; six labOrers, at six hundred
dollars each, three thousand six hun
| dred dollars; statistieian, two thou
sand dollars; assistant chemist, six
teen hundred dollars; assistant super
intendent of experimental garden and
grounds, twelve hundred dollars;
assistant superintendent of seed-rOom,
twelve hundred dollars; disbursing
clerk, eighteen hundred dollars; two
engineers, one at fourteen hundred
dollars, and one at twelve hundred
dollars; making, In all, sixty eight
| thousand FIVE hundred and twenty
dollars.
Agricultural Statistics.
/ For eollectino statistics and materi-
al for annual report, fifteen thousand
dollars; one watchman, seven hun
| dred and twenty dollars.
For continuance and completion of
investigations of cattle disease, fifteen
thousand dollars.
Contingencies.
For stationery, freight and incident
ais. five thousand dollars.
For purchases for library, laborato-
ry, and museum five thousand dol
lars.
For fuel, light, and miscellaneous
expenses, three thousand two hundred
dollars.
For keep of horses, fifteen hun
bred dollars.
For cases for museum, repairs of
| furniture. fences, and water, two
| thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For labor and repairs in the expe-
rimental garden, and purchase of
plants for the same, ten thousand
dollars.
For improvement of the grounds,
| ten thousand dollars.
For purchase of new and valuable
seeds and labor In putting them up,
/ twenty thousand dollars. And this
act shall not be so constructed as to
reduce the compensation of any en-
ployee of the government below the
amount allowed In the last or present
appropriation bill.
UNITED STATES MINT AND ASSAY
OFFICE.
Mint at Philadelphia.
For salaries Of the director, treas
urer, assayer, melter, and refner,
chief eoiner, and engraver, assistant
assayer, and seven clerks, thirty-seven
| thousand nine hundred dollars.
For wages of workmen and adjust
ers, one hundred and twenty FIVE
| thousand dollars.
For incidental and contingent ex-
penses, twenty FIVE thousand dollars.
For specimens of ores aud coins to
be preserved In the cabinet of the
mint, six hundred dollars.
For freight on bullion and coin, FIVE
thousand dollars.
Branch Mint at San Francisco, Cali
JOrnia.
For salaries of superintendent,
treasurer, assayer, melter, and refiner,
coiner, and six clerks. thirty thousand
five hundred dollars.
For wages of wOrkmen and adjust
ers, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For incidental and contingent ex-
penses, repairs. and wastage, sixty
nine thousand five hundred and forty
five dollars; for specimens of ores,
three hundred dollars.
assay office, Neao YORK;.
For salaries of superintendent, as
sayer, and melter and refner, assist
snt assayer, officers and clerks,
twenty five thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For wages of workmen. in addition
to unexpended balances of former
appropriations, forty thousand dol
lars.
For incidental and contingent ex-
penses, fifty thousand dollars. ~
Branch Mint at DenUer.
For assayer who shall have charge
of the said mint, eighteen hundred
dollars.
For melter, eighteen hundred dol
lars.
Forwages of workmen, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For two clerks, at eighteen hundred
dollars each, three thousand six hum
dred dollars.
For incidental and contingent ex-
penses, three thousand dollars.
Branch Mint at Ne0 Orleans.
For the care and preservation Of
the branch mint buildings, machinery,
and material at New Orleans, three
thousand dollars.
Branch Mint at Charlotte, North
Carolina.
For the care and preservation of
the branch mint buildings, ma
chinery. and materials, at Charlotte,
North Carolina, including FIVE hun
dred dollars for necessary repairs,
one thousand dollars.
Branch Mint at Carson City.
For salaries of officers and clerks,
for wages of workmen, and for incl
dental expenses, including acids,
chemicals, and postage for the fiscal
year eading June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy, seventy-four
thousand six hundred dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
For salaries of the assistant treas
ufers of the United States at New
York, Boston. Charleston, and Saint
Louis, viz: For the assistant treasur-
Ell at New York, eight thousand dol
lars; those at Boston and Saint Louis,