The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-08-24

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be, and the same are hereby, appropriated lex
cept otherwise proyided) out Oi any money In
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, Tor the
objects hereinafter expressed, for the fiscal year
ending the thirtieth OF June, eighteen hundred
and seventy one, namely
LEGISLATIVE.
| SENATE.
| For compensation and mileage OF Senators
| four hundred and twenty thousand dollars
| For compensation OF the officers, clerks. mes
sengcrs and Others receiving an annual salary In
the service of the Senate, viz Secretary OF the
Senate four thousand three hundred aud twenty
dollars officer charged with disbursements OF
the Senate, five hundred and seventy six dol
lars chief clerk, three thousand dollars, and
the additional sum OF one thousand dollars
while the said office is held by the present in
cumbcnt, and no longer; principal clerk. prin-
| cipal executive clerk, minute and Journal clerk
| aud financial clerk, in the Office OF Secretary Of
| the Senate at two thousand five hundred aud
ninety two dollars each six clerks In Office of
Secretary OF the Senate, at two thousand two
| hundred and twenty dollars each keeper of the
stationery. two thousand one hundred and two
dollars 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.arms and Doorkecpcr, four
thousand three hundred and twenty dollars
| Provided, That he shall receive, directly or in
| directly, no fees or other compensation or emol-
ument whatever for performing the duties OF
| the Office, or In connection Herewith assistant
doorkeeper, two thousand five hundred and
| ninety two dollars; Postmaster TO the Senate,
| two thousand one hundred dollars assistant
| postmaster and mail carrier, one thousand sew
en- hundred and twenty eight dollars two mail
| carriers, at one thousand two hundred dollars
| each superintendent of the document room,
| two til pusand one hundred and sixty dollars
| two ss'stants In document room, at one thou
| sand ioui hundred and forty dollars each; su-l
Pernnisn%Ss ), q lss folding room two
acting as assistant doorkeepers, at one thousand
| eight hundred dollars; twenty messengers, I'd
be appointed and removed by the sergeant-at1
arms, with the approval OF the Committee "a
| audit and control the contingent expenses OF
| the Senste, OF one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars secretary to the Presidenl of the
Senate two thousand one hundred and two dol.
lars 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 Il 1usand two
| hundred and twenty dollars; clerk to Commit
tee on Appropriations, two thousand two hun
drcd and twenty dollars superintendent In
charge of furnaces, one thousand four hundred
and forty dollars assistant In charge of furnaces
eight hundred and sixty four dollars; one labor.
or In Charge OF private passage, eight hundred
and sixty four dollars; one laborcr in stationery
room, eight hundred and sixty four dollars
one special policeman, one thousand dollars
Chaplain to the Senate, nine hundred dollars;
chief engineer, two Il ousand one hundred and
sixty dollars two assistant engineers, at four
teen hundred and ferty dollars each two fire
men at ten hundred and nincty-ivc dollars each
three laborers, ut seven hundred and Thirty dol.
lars cuch-muking in all one hundred aud eigh-
teen thousand eight hundred and seventy two
dollars and eighty cents
For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz:
For stationery and newspapers for seventy
four senators, at the rate OF one hundred and
twenty tive dollars each per nnnum, nine thou.
Sind two hundred and fifty dollars
For stationery for committees and officers,
eight thousand dollOrs.
For clerks TO committees, fourteen pages for
the Senate chamber, two riding pages one page |
for the Vice Presidents room, and one page for |
the office OF the Secretary OF the Senate, making
eighteen pages In all, at the rate fthrcc dollars
per day while actually employed, and horses and |
carryalls forty thousand dollars, said pages 10 |
be appointed and removed by the Sergeant at
arms, with the approval Of the Committee to |
audit aud control the contingent expenses OF |
the Senate. |
For fuel for the heating apparatus, six thou |
sand dollars.
For furniture and repairs OF furniture ten /
thousand dollars
For labor, twelve thousand dollars
For folding documents and materials there |
for, ten thousand dollars.
For packing boxes, seven hundred and forty
dollars.
For miscellaneous items aud Temporary clerks
exclusive OF labor, twenty thousand dollars,
For the usual additional compensation TO the |
reporters OF the Senate for the Congressional |
Globe Tor reporting the proceedings OF the Sen.
ate for the third session of the forty-nrst Con.
iircss, eight hundred dollars each four thou
sand dollars.
CAPITOL POLICE.
For one captain, one thousand eight hundred
dollars two licutcnants, AZ one thousand five |
hundred dollers each twenty-five privates. nj
rs,!s'snu-ooftrsS hraSnrs a~rsrn man, at6ts \
thousand dollars each, eight thousand dollars,
making in all forty two thousand eight hundred |
dollars one half to be paid into the contingent
iund of the Senate Provided, That no disabled
soldier shall be discharged by reason OF this
act.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Ill
For compensation and mileage of members ~
the House OF Representatives md delegated
from Territories, one million three hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars.
annual salary in the service Of the
House Of Representatives, viz: Clerk Of the
House of Representatives four thousand thToe |
journal clerk, three thousand dollars each four
assistant clerks, at two thousand five hundred
and nlnety-two dollars each; one assistant
clerk, at two thousand five hundred and twenty |
dollars ; nine assistant clerks, including librari.
an and assistant librarian, at two thousand one
hundred and sixty dallors each; one chief mes
senger and clerk to the Speaker, at five dollars |
and scycnty'six cents per day each for three
messengers, at one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars each one messenger In the House
library, one thousand four hundred and forty
dollars one engineer, one thousand eight hun.
drcd dollars three assistant engineers, at one
Thousand four hundred and forty dollars eacht
six hremen, at one thousand and ninety-lvs
dollars each per annum for clerk to Committee
of Ways aud Means, two thousand five hundred
aud ninety.two dollars clerk to Committee on
two thousand Ave hundred and
ninety two dollars; clerk to Committee OF
Claims, two thousand one hundred and sixty |
dollars clerk to Committee the Public |
Lands, two thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars Sergeant alarms, four thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars Provided That ne |
shall receive directly or indirectly, fees, 9TH
or compensation, or cmolumCnt whatever for |
performing the duties OF his Office, or in Connec. |
ton herewith Clerk to the Sergeant-at arms,
two thousand i've hundred dollars messenger
to Sergeant at arms, one thousand four hundred
and forty dollars Doorkcepcr, two thousand
hNc hundred lnu hincty.two dollars first assis |
liant duorkccpc', two thousand five hundred and |
ninety Two dollars; Postmaster, two thousand
I'VE hundred aud ninety two dOllacs first nsss. |
Iant postmaster, TWO thousand and eighty eight |
dollars touI messengers, at one thousand seven |
hundred and twenty.cight dollars each five
mail carriers, ut one thousand aud eighty dollars