Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-25

eighteen hundred and seventy-two, and for
other purposes:
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| BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. -
For ten ffteen-inch guns, to meet contingent
ces seventy thousand dollars g2fssaeg 30 Il
For one thousand two hundred and fifty
barrels of gunpowder, twenty-five thousand
| dollars.
For fuel and materials necessary to carry on
| the mechanical branches of the Ordnance de-
partment at the navy yards and stations, seven
| ty-fve thousand dollars.
For labor at navy yards two hundred thou
| sand dollars.
For repairs to ordnance buildings, magazines,
gun-parks, machinery, and other necessaries of
| the like character seventy thousand five hun
| For miscellaneous items, six thousand one
| hundred and fifty dollars. %E So :
| For experiments in ordnance, fifteen thou
sand dollars. -
For improvements at the nitro depot Maiden,
! seven thousand three hundred and sixty dol
| lars ut the magazine, Norfolk, one thousand
| dollars. sIse
| For the construction of two iron-plated tor
| pedo boats, six hundred thousand dollars.
For the torpedo corps-For the purchase
| and manufacture of gunpowder nitro-glycer-i
| inc, and gun-cotton, seven thousand dollars.
For purchase and manufacture of electrical
machines, galvanic batteries, and insulated
wire, twenty thousand dollars f7s Ve 'Ta
For purchase of copper, iron wood, and
other materials necessary for the manufacture
of torpedoes and for work on the same,
eighteen thousand dollars. 1fiSs $3.50
For construction of torpedo boats, purchase of
coffer-work or hulks, and contingent expenses,
twenty thousand dollars.
For additional buildings, and repairs to build-,
'ings and to wharf, FIVE thousand dollars -
For labor, including one chemist at two thou
sand dollars, one foreman machinstat one thou
sand five hundred and sixty five dollars and
one clerk, ten thousand dollars Il i Z 4 4
Civil establishment.-For pay of the srTperin-
tendents and the civil establishment of the sew
eral navy yards under this bureau, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
+ For contingent expenses of the ordnance SER
vice of the navy, one thousand dollars.
- BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR. i.l
For preservation of vessels on the stocks and
in ordinary; purchase of materials and stores of
all kinds; labor in Eayy yards and on foreign
stations: preservation of material; purchase of
tools wear, tear, and repair of vessels aioat,
and general maintenance of the navy; incident
al expenses advertising, and foreign hostages,
three million five hundred thousand dollars fo:'
To enable the Secretary of the Navyetopur-
chase of Seth Wilmarth the right to use, for
all purposes his patent called hydrostatic ar
rangement for raising turrcts," fifty thousand
dollars: Prorided, That he shall execute, to
the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Navy,
an instrument conveying to the United States
full right to use the same under his patent, and
tensions of the same, which may now or here
after exist
Civil establishment at the navy yard, Kit
tery.-For clerk of store-houses, one thousand
five hundred dollars Inspector of timber
draughtsman, clerk to naval constructor, time
clerk, and superintendent of floating dock, at
one thousand four hundred dollars EACH eight |
thousand five hundred dollars
AT the naval yard, Boston.-For clerk to
naval constructor, Inspector of timber, and timej
clerk, at one thousand five hundred dollars
each draughsman to naval constructor, one
thousand four hundred dollars; and clerk of
storehouses, at one thousand two hundred dol |
lars each in all, seven thousand one hundred |
dollars. Il
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York = T
For draughtsman to naval constructor, one
thousand four hundred dollars clerk to naval
constructor inspector of timber and time clerk,
at one thousand five hundred dollars each;Fand |
clerk of storehouses at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each, seven thousand one hundred |
dollars
At the navy yard, Philadelphia clerk |
of storehouses, one thousand five hundred doll
lars; inspector of timber, draughtsman for naval |
constructor, clerk to naval constructor, time /
clerk, and superintendent of floating dock, att
one thousand four hundred dollars each; in all, |
eight thousand five hundred dollars
At the navy yard, Washington.-FoR clerk
of storehouses, one thousand four hundred dol-1
lars inspector of timber, clerk to naval con-
structor, and time clerk, at one thousand two
hundred dollars each; IN all, five thousand del-t
lars ss,.srs E lt.,f s.eY |
At the navy yard, Norfolk.-For draughts-
man to naval constructor, and clerk Of store
houses, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each, and time clerk, one thousand two hun
bred dollars in all, four thousand dollars.
At the navy yard. Pensacola. clerk of
storehouses, one thousand two hundred dol
lars s. sf
AT the navy yard, Mare Island, California;
For draughtsman to naval constructor, onej
thousand four hundred dollars; inspector of
timber, clerk of storehouses, clerk to naval
costructor, superintendent of floating dock, and
time clerk, at one thousand five hundred dol
lars each, eight thousand nine hundred dol /
lars .ss 80 /
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of machinery.
boilers, labor in navy yards, coal transporta-
ton materials, and stores, one million dollars
Provided, That no money appropriated by this
act shall be expended on account of naval en-
gines contracted for during the war
Removing machinery and tools from old to
new machine shops, for converting old machine
shops into storehouse, and repairs to ward
machinery at Brooklyn navy yard, seventy-fve
thousand dollars. .ff
Civil establishment at the navy yard, Kittery,
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