The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-22

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clerk Of pay-rolis and mastering clerk,
one thonsand i've hundred dollars;
tor chief accountant, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; for clerk to
chief accountant, one thousand two
hundred dollars; for gate-keeper and
detective, one Thousand; for mail mes
senger, one thousand dollars; and for
messenger for commandant's office, six
hundred dollars; in all, eleven thou
sand four hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia.
For draughtsmau, and clerk to civil
engineer, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; for receiver and inspect
or of stores, one thousand five hundred
dollars; for clerk of paysrolls and mus-
| tering clerk, one thousand Eve hundred
dollars; for gate-keeper and detective,
one thousand dollars; and for messen-
ger for commandant's Office, six hun
dred dollars; in all, seven thousand
four hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola, Flori-
da.-For superintendent of yard i'm
provements, two thousand dollars; for
receiver and inspector of stores, one
| thousand FIVE hundred dollars; for gate
keeper and detective, one thousand
dollars; for messenger for the office of
the commandaut, six hundred dollars;
in all, FIVE thousand one hundred dol
lars.
A. the navy yard, Mare Island, Cali
| fornia.-For assistant to civil engineer
and draughtsman, one thousand eight
hundred dollars; for clerk to civil en-
gineer, one thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars; for receiver and inspector of stores
one Thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-6ve dollars; for clerk of pay-rolls,
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eight hundred and seventy-five dollars;
| for chief accountant, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-fve dollars;
for gate-keeper and detective, one thou
sand dollars; and for messenger for
commandant's office, seven hundred and
fifty dollars; in all, ten thousand six
hundred aud seventy-ive dollars.
At the Naval Asylum.-For steward,
four hundred and eighty dollars; for
matron, three hundred dollars; for cook
one hundred and sixty-eight dollars;
| assistant cook, one hundred and twen-
| ty dollars; four lauudresses, at one
hundred and eight dollars each; eight
scrubbers and housescleaners, at nine
ty-six dollars each; six laborers, at
two hundred and forty dollars each,
and seven laborers, at two hundred and
sixty-four dollars each; master-at-arms,
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ships corporal, three hundred dollars:
tor barber, three hundred and sixty dol
lars; superintendent, five hundred and
forty dollars; in all, seven thousand
two hundred and thirty-sIx dollars.
For the Naval Asylum at Philadel-
phia.-For support of the institution,
sixty-five thousand one hundred dol
lars; which shall be paid out of the in
come from the naval pension fund.
For protection of timber lands, FIVE
thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of Bureau of
Yards and Docks, viz: For freight and
transportation of materials and stores;
printing, stationery, aud advertising;
books, models, maps, and drawings;
purchase and repair of hre-epginesi
machinery and patent rights to use the
same; repairs on steam engines, and
attendance on the same; purchase and
maintenance OF oxen end horses, and
driving teams, carte, aud timber-wheefs
for navy yafd purposes, and tools and
repairs of same; postage ON letters on
public service, aud kilograms; furni-
ture for government houses and offices
in navy yards; coal and other fuel;
candles, oils, and gas; cleaning and
clearing up yard, and care of buildings;
attendance on fires; lights; fre-engines
and apparatus; incidental labor at ma
w yards; water-tax, and for toll aud
ferriages; pay of the watehmen in the
navy yards; and for flags, awnings,
and packing boxes, eight hundred
thousand dollars
BUREAU EoUIPMEsT AND RECRUITING.
For equipment of vessels.-For ccal
| for steamers use, iscluding expenses
of transportation; storage, labor, hemp
| wire, and other materials for the man.
vfacture of rope; hides, cordage, can
vas, leather; iron for mapufacture of
| cables, anchors, and galleys; condens-
! ing and boat.detaching apparatus; ca
bles, anchors, furniture, hose, bake
ovens, and cooking stovea, life-rafts,
heating apparatus for receiving-ships;
and for the payment of labor in equip>
| ping vessels, and manufacture of arti-
cles in the navy yard pertaining to
| this bureau, one million, FIVE hundred
thousand dollars.
Civil establishment at the navy yard,
/ Kittery, Maine.-For clerk in equip
ment office. one thousand four hundred
/ dollars; for store clerk, one thousand
| one hundi Il colars: for time clerk,
nine hundred dollars; 10 all, three
thousand four hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Boston.-For su-
| perintendent of the rope-walk, one
Thousand nine hundred dollars; clerk
to same, one thousane two hundred
hollars; clerk in equipment office, one
\ thousand FIVE hundred dollars; for
store clerk, one thousand two hundred
| dollars; time clerk, one thousand two
| hundred dollars; in all. seven thousand
! dollars.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia.-
For clerk in equipment office, one thou
| sand four hundred dollars; for one
store and one time clerk, at one thou
sand two hundred dollars each; in all,
| three thousand eight hundred dollars.
| At the navy yard, Washington.-For
| CLERK in equipment Office, one thousand
i've hundred dollars; ond for one store
and one time clerk, at one thousand
| four hundred dollars, one al one thou
sand dollars; in all, four Thousand one
hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New
| York.-For clerk in equipment Office,
sbne thousand Eve hundred dollars; and
! for one store and ore time clerk, at one
| thousand two hundred dollars each; in
all, three thousand nine hundred dol
| lars.
At the Navy yard, Norfolk.-For
clerk in equipment office, one thousand
four hundred dollars; for store clerk,
one thousand one hundred and twenty
Eve dollars; and for time clerk, nine
hundred dollars; in all, three thousand
i four hundred and twenty-five dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola.-For
equipment Office clerk, one thousand
three hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Mare Island
For clerk in equipment Office, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy fve
4 dollars; for store clerk, one thousand
two hundred dollars; three thousand
and seventy-6v dollars.
For contingent expenses of Bureau
of Equipment and Recruiting, namely:
For freight and transportationof stores,
transportation of enlisted men, mile
age to honorably discharged men,
printing advertising, telegraphing, sta
tionery, apprehension of deserters, as
sistence to vessels in distress, one hun
dred and twenty-five Thousand dollars.
Al the navy yard, Mare Island -
One writer TO paymastei, at one thous
! sand and seventeen dollars and twenty
five cents; one writer to inspector of
provisions and clothing, one thousand
two hundred and ninety FIVE dollars
. and City cents; IN all, two thousand
three hundred and twelve dollars and
seyenty-five cents.
For contingent expenses: For freight
and transportation TO foreign and home