The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-05
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For compensation ant, mileage Of members f
the Hous- If Representatives aud delegates from
| Territories, one million hVe hunired thousand
| dollars.
| For compensate n Of the offcer7. clerks, mes
sengers, and other, receiving annual salary in
the service Of the House Of Representatives. viz:
Clerk Of the House of Il Representatives. W thou
sand three hundred ant twenty dollars; chief
clerk and one assistant clerk, ri two thousand five
handred and ninety-two dollars each; twelve
assistant clerks, librarian and assistant Librarian,
/ at twp thousand one hundred and sixty dollars
| each; chiet messenger, and clerk to the
Speaker, at five dollars and seventy six oehts per
| day each, for three messengers, at one thousand
| four hundred and forty dollars each; one messen-
ger in the House library, one thou-and and ninety
| five dollars: one engineer. eighteen hundred dol
Iirs; tn ee assistant engineers at thousand
four hundred and forty i,llars each; six fireme,.
| at two dollars and forty cents each per day; fer
clerk TO tie Committee OF Ways and Means, two
| thousand five hundred and niuety-two COLLAR.
clerk to Committee on Al GriatiuBs, two thou
sand five hundred and nnety-two dollars; clerk
Committee on Claims tw" thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars; Sergeantst arms. tw Thousand
five hundred and ninety two dollars; clerk to
S-rgeant-at arms two thousand five hu~drt'i d J.
lars; clerk IL Committee Public Lands, t~p
Thousand one hundred and sixty d"llirs:
ger to Sergeant-at-aTni-, one thousand four hun
dred aud forty dollars; DooTkeeper, two THOUSAND
five hundred and ninety two dollars; first assistant
doorkeeper two Thousand Il We hundre and nlne,y
two dollars; Postmaster, two thousand five hun
dred and nnet y-two dollars; first assistant post
master. two Thousand ahd eighty eight dollars
four messeng rs, at one tn 'u~snd seven hundred
and tw enty- eight dollars each; two mail boys,
Thousand aud ei -hty dollars each; Chaplain Of
the House. nine hundred dollars two stenc-
cra.hers, four III usand three hundred and
eighty dollars each; superintendent Of folding
room two thousand one hun,irednnd sixty dollars:
superintendent and assistant Of the 'cumenr
room, at five d liars AMI seventy-sx cents per day
zach; eleven messengers, five at eighteen hun
IA aA Ilt.T af.d fntrr- ht.fas
forty dollars EACH twelve messengers during til.
sessi N, at the rate of fourteen hundred and forty
dollars each per annum; max ng, in all. the sum
of one hundred and thrty-eight thousand six hun
dred and sixty dollars: Provided, That Of
the twelve assistant cl-rk5 the two designated aS
reading clerks If the House Of Representatives
shall receive an annual diary each, beginning
with the present Ongress, of twenty five hun
dred and ninety-two do Ia 5.
For eontngeu ut expenses of the House Of Rep
resentatiyts. viz:
FIR carriage, three thousand eight hundred
d liars
For clel Ks to committees and temporary clerks
Of the house of Representatives., thIrty-tso thou
sand two hundi ed and thirty two dollars.
For folding documents, including materially
thirty-sevcn housa nd rive hundred dollars.
For fuel and lights, including plumbing, gas.
fitting, repairs, aud ma. erials, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For and carriages for the transportation
of mails and fur The Of messengers, ten thou
sand dusaTs.
For laborers, eight thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, thirty-fiye thousand
dollars.
For packing boxes for members Of the House If
Representatives, ten dollars worth for each m.m-
Der and delegate, twenty two hundred and sixty
dollars
For newspapers and stationery for two hundred
and thirty three members and delegates, at one
hundred and twenty five dollars each per aunnm.
twenty nine thousand one hundred and twenty
five dollars,
For twenty pages for the floor Of the House ant:
three riding pages, at the Iare of two dollars Per
day while actually employed, eleven thousand two
hundred and seventy dollars.
FOR stationery, ton thousand dollars.