The Union and journal., 1869-05-07


two. forty clerks Of class one. draughtsman
assistant draughsmsn. two messengers, thres
assistant messengers, two packers. seven "a
borers, and eight watchmen employed In shn
Office; in all, one hundred and seveuty-cigh'
thousand two hundred dollars. =
> For compensation OF additional clerks in the
General Land 0fice under the act Of March
third, eighteen hundred and fifty For one
principal clerk rs director, one clerk OF Glass
three, four clerks OF class two, twenty clerks
ofclass one, and two laborers, ffty. eight thou.
sand six hundred and forty dollars. q. -..-
Indian Office. ..-g ~
For compensation Of the Commissioner oI
Indian Affairs, chief clerk, three clerks Of clas,
four, seven clerks OF class three, Eve clerks ol
class TIVE, one messenger one assistant messen.
ger, one laborcr, and two watohmen employed
in his office; in oil, thirty-two thousand si1
hundred dollars. -..-.
[ Pension ONCE. q
For compensation Of Commissioner OF Pen
sions, chief clerk, twelve clerks Of class four,
thirty clerks Of class three. hity-two clerks OF
class two, fifty clerks OF class one, one messen-
ger, three assistant messengers, Ave hborers,
and one watchman employed in his office, two
hundred and ffteen thousand two hundred and
forty dollars. n1vLIT
For compensation of additional clerks in the
Pension Office, viz: For ten clerks OF class four
eighteen clerks Of class three, twenty.foui
clerks OF class two, G ID t.enty.eight clerks o.
class one, one hundred and fourteen thousand
dollars. .'I o. .....,
Incidental and Contingent Expense:
Department OF the Interior. orr
Office Of the Secretary OF the Interior: !
For stationery, furn iture, and other contin'
eencies, and for books and maps for the library
ten thousand dollars. ....-. -,
For casual repairs Of the Patent Onice build
ing, ten thousand dollars. .g....-..
For expenses of packing and distributing
congressional journals and documents,in in pur.
suance Of the provision contained in the joint
resolution Of Congress approved on the twenty.
eight day Of January. eighteen hundred and
ffty-seyen, and the act OF the fifth day OF Feb
uary, eighteen hundred and ffty-nine, and for
collecting. arranging, classifying, and .preser-
wing such congressional journals and docu-
ments to be found in the Capitol, or in the
various departments and bureaus OF the gov
ernmeut, which have not been disposed OF 40
coriing to law, and for compiling and super
yisng the Biennial Register, six thousand five
hundred dollars; and the Secretary of the
Interior shall appoint q superintendent OF pub
lie documents, at salary OF twenty-five hun,
dred dollars per year, who shall be charged
with the duty OF packing, distributing, collecl-
ing, arranging, classifying, and preserving
such documents, and compiling and supervising
the Biennial Register, but the whole amount 10
be expended for said purposes, Including the
pay Of said superintendent, shall not excel
the said sum Of six thousand five hundred dol
lars; and the said secretary OF the Interior Is
hereby directed to procure and assign suitable
rooms for such journals and documents In the
Department Of the Interior. srH 1rr
To enable the Secretary OF the Interior to
fulfil q contract made by him under the pro-
vision Of joint resolution authorising y con-
tract with Winnie Ream for n statute OF the late
Abraham Lincoln, five thousand dollars.
For fuel and lights for the Patent Office
building, including the salaries Of engineer and
assistant engineer of the furnaces, and repair:
Of the heating apparatus, eighteen thousand
dollars. 80
Office Of the Commissioner Of Indian affairs
For blank books. binding, stationery, and
miscellaneous items, including two OF the daily
city newspapers. tobe fled, bound. and preser'
we'd for the use Of the Office, five thousand dol
lars.
Office Of the Commissioner OF Pensions:
For stationery, engraving, and retOuchnr
plates for bounty land warrants, printing and
binding the same, Office furniture. aud repairing
the same, and miscellaneous items, including
two daily newspapers, to be filed, bound. ant
preserved for the use Of the Office, and for dc.
lection and investigation of fraud, thirty thou
sand dollars.
Office OF the Commissioner Of the Genera
Land Office:
For cash system, maps, diagrams, stationery
furniture and repairs Ofthe same, miscellaneous
items, including two Of the city newspapers, "a
be filed, bound, and preserved for the use OF the
Office; for advertising and telegraphing; fol
miscellaneous items on account OF bounty land'
and military patents under the several acts
and for contingent expenses under swamp.land
act of September twenty-eighth. eighteen hun
dred and fifty, eight thousand dollars.
Surveyors General and Their Clerks.
For compensation Of the surveyor general o
Minnesota, two thousand dollars, and the clerk
in his office, two thousand five hundred dol
lars-four thousand five hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory o.
In his office, two thousand five hundrcd dol.
lars-four thousand hve hundred dollars.
For surveyor general Of Kansas, two thousand
dollars, and the clerks In his Office. four thou
sand dollars-six thousand dollars.
For surveyor general Of Colorado, three
thousand dollars, and for the clerks in his ofc,
four thousand dollars-seyen thousand dollars
For surveyor general Of New Mexico, thre'
thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of California and Ari
zona. three thousand dollars, and for clerks 10
his Office. four thousand five hundred dollars
seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For surveyor general Of Idaho, three thou
sand dollars, and for clerks In his office, foul
thousand dollars-seyen thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Nevada, two thou
sand Ave hundred dollars, and the clerks in hi
office, four thousand dolars-sir thousand 6y'
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general OF Oregon, two thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars, and for the clerks 10
his Office, four thousand dollars-six thousand
five hundred dollars. ,
For surveyor general OF Washington Terrific
~, two thousand five hundred dollars. aud fol
the clerks in his Office, four thousand dollars =
six thousand five hundred dollars. -.
For surveyor general OF Nebraska and Iowa
two thousand dollars, and the clerks In hi,
Office, four thousand dollars--six thousand dol.
lars. =
For surveyor general of Montana, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his Office
three thousand dollars--six thousand dollars.
For surveyor general Of Utah Territory
three thousand dollars, and the clerks in biz
Office, four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general OF Florida, two thou.
sanu uOllarS, anu IOr ClerkS I'LL EiS OilCc, iuIet
thousand FIVE hundred dollars-hye thousand
FIVE hundred dollars.
For recorder Of land titles In Missouri, five
hundred dollars.
Uaiiei States Patent Office.
For compensation OF the Commissioner Of
the Patent Office. four thousand five hundred
dollars; for chief clerk, two thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars one superintendent OF drawing
for the annual report, two thousand fye hun
dred dollars; for three examiners In chief. ai
three thousand dollars each, nine thousand dol
lars; twenty principal examiners, at two
thousand five hundred dollars each, ffty thou.
sand dollars; twenty first assistant examiners,
Mt eighteen hundred dollars each. thirty-siI
thousand dollars; twenty second assistant ex'
aminers, at sixteen hundred dollars each, thirty
two thousand dollars; one librarian, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; one maohinist. one
thousand six hundred dollars one messenger
one thousand dollars; making. in all, the sun
Of one hundred and forty thousand nine hun
dred dollars.
For compensation Of six clerks Of class three,
nine thousand six hundred dollars.
For thirty-fve clerks Of class two, forty-four
=