The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19

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spections; special watchmen in eight in
spections; books and blanks; stationery;
kilograms; postages and express charges;
tolls ferriages, and car tickets; ice; aud
incidental labor not chargeable to other
appropriations, seventy-five thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF MEDIBINE AND SURGERY.
For support of the medical department.,
for surgeons necessaries for vessels in
commission, navy yards, naval stations,
marine corps, coast survey, not includ-
ing the families of officers on shore sta
tIons, fifty-one thousand dollars.
For necessary repairs of naval labora-
tory, hospitals and appendages, includ-
ing roads, wharyes, out houses, steam
heating apparatus, side walks, fences,
gardens, and farms, plumbers and ma
sons work, painting, glazing, and out
fits Of hospitals at Annapolis and Mare ISL
and, when completed, forty thousand
dollars.
For pay of civil establishment under
this bureau at the several navy hospitals
and navy yards, fifty thousand dollars.
For contingencies, thirty thousand
dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors and others: Four
professors, viz: of French, of Spanish,
one of chemistry, and OF ethics and En-
glsh studies, At one thousand eight hun
dred dollars each, seven thousand two
hundred dollars; nineteen Teighteen1 as
sistant professors, viz: FIVE of Frenzy, two
of Spanish, three of ethics and English
studies, three of mathematics, one of as
tronomy, navigation, one of natural and
experimental philosophy, and three of
drawing, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each, twenty-five thousand two
huncred dollars; sword master, at one
thousand two hundred dollars, and two
assistants, at one thousand dollars each,
three thousand two hundred doilors; box
ing master aud gymnast, one thousand
two hundred dollars; assistant librarian
and secretary, at one thousand four hun
dred dollars each, two thousand eig t
hundred dollars; three clerks to superin-
tendent, one at one thousand two hun
dred dollars, one at one thousand nollars,
ann one at eight hundred dollars, three
thousand dollars; clerk to commandant
of midshipmen, one thousand dollars;
two clerks to paymaster, one at one thous-
and dollars, and one at six hundred dol
lars. one thousand six hundred dollars;
commissary at two hundred and eighty
eight dollars, messenger to superintend-
ent at FIVE hundred and eighty dollars,
and cook at three hundred and twenty
FIVE dollars and fifty centsl armorer at
five hundred and twenty-nine dollars and
fiftp cents, quarter gunner at four hum
dred and nine dollars and fifty cents, and
cunner's mate at four hundred and sixty nine
dollars and fifty cents, one thousand four hun
dred and eight dollars and fifty cents;coxswain
at four hundred and slXty-nine dollars and
fifty cents. and three seamen in departments of
steamship, at three hundred and forty nine dol
lars and fifty cents each, one thousand live
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FIVE hundred and twenty eight dollars, and
eighteen first-class musicians at three hundred
and forty eight dollars each, six thousand sew
en- hundred and uinety-two dollars; seven
second-class musicians at three hundred dol
lars each, and two drummers and one hfer
first cass at three hundred and forty eigh {
do liars each, three thousand one hundred and
forty-four dollars; in all, htty-eight thousand
eight hundred and fifty six dollars.
For pay of one captain of the watch, nine
hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents.
Four watehmen, at two dollars and twenty
five cents per day each.
Foreman at the gas and steam heating
works, at four dollars per day; ten attendants
at the gas and steam heating works at acade
nv and school ships, one at three dollars and
TWENTY-FIVE cents per day, three at three dol
lars per day each, and six at two dollars and
fifty cents per day each; three Joiners, two
painters and two masons, at threei dollars and
fifty cents per day each timer, gas filter and
blacksmith, at three dollars per day each ;mak
ing in all twenty-seren thousand eight hun
dreQ ana tnlfty-ouS uoiidre anu thShIy ~ We
cents
For pay of one mechanic at work shop, al
two dollars and twent-five cents per day.
Master iaborer to keep public grounds IN
order at two dollars and twenty-eight cents
per day; fourteen laborers, three at two dol
lars per day, and eleven at one dollar and
aeyenty five cents per day; laborer to superln
tendent, two dollars and twenty-eight cents
per day; four attendants at recitation rooms
library, chapel, and offices, at twenty dollars
per month each; twenty servants to keep IN
order midshipmen's quarters and public build
ings, at twenty dollars per month each; max
ing in all seventeen thousand four hundred and
sixty-tvo dollars aud seventy-fve cents.
For paw in department of steam engineer
ing one machinist, at three dollars and fifty
cents per day; and one machinist at three dol
lars per day;one blacksmith, one boiler maker
one pattern maker and one molder, at thret
dollars per day each; and two laborers at one
dollar and seventy-five cents per day each
making in all eight thousand seven hundred
and sixty dollars.
For repairs and improvements of publ,
buildingi, ten thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses:
For material for heating and lighting the a
cademy and scholarships quarters, twenty
thousand dollars.
For purchase of books for the library, tive
thousand dollars.
For stationery, blank books, maps, and mod
els, three thousand five hundred dollars.
For expenses of the board OF visitors, TIVE
For postage, seven hundred and fifty del
lars.
For furniture and fixtures for public duiid-
ings, two thousand dollars.
For expenses in the astronomical and ph1lo
sophical department., five hundred dollars