Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed ct Third Session Of Forty -arst Congress
IGBSKRAL sATURE-No. 4o.l

ven hunureo Anu sefenty-tNo, and Tor other
pur poses.
Bsn enacted by tAs Senate aud House Of Repz.-
ssxfGfires Of the UNITED States Of ApasySca in con
STsss assembled, That the following sums be,
Of any money in the treasury not otherwise an
Vropriated, Tor the naval service of the 90 ern-
ment Tor the year ending June thirty, eighteen
neLoreo ana seyenty-two, and for other pur-
poses:
For pay Of commissioned and warrant oficers
tsesJ ON shore, on special service, and OF those on
me retired list and unemployed, and for mileage
or transportation Of officers travelling unde.
eroere, and for pay OF the petty officers, seamen,
ordinary seamen, landsmen, and boys, including
men fer the engineers force, eight thousand
nve hundred men, az an average pay of three
hundred dollars each per annum, six million
i've hundred thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the Navy Depart-
nent, one hundred and twenty-n i've thousand
the expense OF preparing and furnishing the
vessel Tor the expedition Oward the north poIe
PROVIDED Tor IN the act approved July twelve
eighteen hundred and seventy. fifty thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
FOR evil establishment at the navy yard Kit
tery' Malne.-For draughtsman and clerk TO
civil engineer. at one thousand four hundred
dollars each, for clerk OF psy-rOlls and muster
ing clerk, one thousand i've hundred collars:
ioI receiver snd Inspector OF stores, one thou,
and inspector OF stores, one thousand d1lIars.
Tor Chief accountant, one thousand eight hun,
m
thousand soliars; and for messenger AZ com
manCsnts Office, six hundred dollars making
In all ten thousand two hundred dollars.
at the navy-yaTd, CharlCstOwn, Massachu-
setts.-FOr assistant TO civil engineer, one thou.
ssnd five hundred dollars; for iraughtsman ana
CLERK TO civil engineer, at one thousand four
hundred dollars each; for clerk OF nav rolls and
mastering clerk, one thousand fye hundred
DOLLARS tor receiver and inspe ctor of stores one
tnSosand h's hundred dollars; for writer to
eeiveT and Inspector OF stores, one thousand
Collars; for writer 20 cCmmandant, one thousand
Collars; for chief accountant, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; for keeper and de-
teetiye, one thousand dOllars; and Tor messer-
ger for commandant's Office, six hundred dol
lars; IN all, twelve thousand seven hundred
Atthe navy yard, Brooklyn, New York-For
assistant 70 civil engineer, one thousand five
hundred collars; for dTsughtsman, and clerk
10 civil engineer, at one thousand four hum
cred dollars each; for receiver and in.pector Of
stores, one thousand five hundred dollars: for
clerk OF pay-rolls and mastering clerk, ons
thousand live hundred dollars; tor writer 70
commandant, one Thousand dollars; for chief
accountant, one thousand eight hundred dol
Ar, i3I gate Keeper and detective. one thou
dollars; snd Tor messenger for commasdant's
once, SIX hundred dollars; in all, twelve thou
sand SIX hundI ed dollars
AT the navy yard, Philadelphia PENINSULA
major cranghtsrnan, and clerk 20 civil engi-
neer, ore thousand four hundred dollars each;
Tor clerk OF pay-r0lls and mastering clerk ons
thousand i've hundred dollars; for receiver and
inspector of stores, one thousand i've hundred
nd
eight hundred dollars; for gate-keeper and ds
tectlve, one thousand dollars; AND for meseen-
ger for the commandaDts ONCE, six hundr,d
collars; IN all. nine thousand two hundred dol
AT the navy yard, Washington, District of
Columbla-tOr draughtsman, and clerk to civil
engineer, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each; for receiver and inspector Of stores one
thousand i've hundred dollars; for clerk of pay-
rolls and mastering clerk, one thousand 1--we
hundred collars; for chief accountant one tbou-
rand eight hundred dollars; for clerk TO c6ief
accountant. one thousand two hundred dollars.
10, gate keeper and detective, one thousand
oohaIs; Tor mall messenger, one thousand dol
laTsj and Tor messenger for eOmmaDdant's office,
SIX hundred collars; in all, eleven thousand
At the navy yard, Norfolk, yIrsiuia.-For
oraughtsmaD. and clerk 10 the civil engineer
at one thousand four hundred dollars each; for
receiver and inspector of stores, one thousand
i've hundred dollaTs; for clerk Of psy-rolis snd
mastering clerk, one thousand five hunIrej
oollalsi for gste-keeper and detective, one
thousand collars; and for messenger for conn
mandants Cfce, six hundred d.llars: in All
seven thousand four hundred dollars '
AT me navy yard, Pensacola, Florida--For
experimentation yard Improvements, two thou-
sand collsrs; for receiver ana INSPECTOR of
stores, one thousand five hundred dollars; for
gate keeper and detective one thousand ,loIlaTs.
Tor msss6 ger for the cffics OF tie commandaat'
slx hundred dollars; in all, five thousand one
at the navy yard. Mare Island. California
For assistant 10 civil engineer and draugbts
man, one thonsand eight hundred dollars: for
clerk TO civil engineer, one thousand five hum
dred COLLARS Tor receiver and Inspector of stores
one thousand eight hundred and soyenty-fi "a
collars, for clerk Of pay rolls and musterino
clerk, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
nEe collars for chief accountant, one thousand
eight hundred and seTenty-tve dollars: for
sate-keePer and detective, one thousand dol
isIs; ara ioI msssenSeTfor commandAnt sofics,
thousand, six hundred and seyenty-nye dollars.
At the Naval Asylum--For steward. four
hundred and eighty dollars; for matro- three
hundred dollars.
sixty eight collars; assistant cook, one hundred
and twenty COLLARS four laundresses, at one
hundred and eight dollars each; eight scrubbers
and house-eleaners, at ninety six dollars each:
ak Iaborers, at two hundred and forty dollars
each and seven laborers, At two hundred and
4J-Iour collars each; master at-arms four
hundred and eighty dollars; for ships corporaI
fhree hundred dollars; Tor barber three hun,
cred and sixty collars; superintendent, hys
hundred and forty dollars; in all, seven thou-
sand two hundred and thirty six dollars
For the Naval Asylum Al PhiladelpLia.-For
support OF The institution, sixty-hve thousand
one hundred collars; which shall be paid out OF
NE income from the naval pension fund
dollars. A"
For contingent expenses Of Burean of Yard,
and DOCKS, VIZ: For freight and Transportation
OF materials and stores; printing stationerv
ana aoseftslne; books, models, maps, and
crawlngsi purchase and repair Of fire-enxines:
machinery aud patsnt rights to use the sarne:
repairs on steam engines and attendance on me
same; pnrehase ana maintensDes OF oxen aud
horses, ana driving teams, carts, and TIMBER
wheels Tor maynard purposes. and tools and
repairs OF same postage on letters on pubIIc
tervlce, and telegTams; furniture for Govern
ment houses and Offices Ia nsyy-yards; coal and
other fuel; candles, oils, and gas; Cleaning and
clearing mp yard. and care Of buildings; attends
anee On fires lights; fire engines aud apoaratus.
Incidental labor at nsvy-yards; water tax and
Tor toll and ierriages; pay Of the watchuien In
the naVy -yarcs; and for days, awnings and
packing boxes, eight hundred thOus aud d5llzr-
EUKEAu or EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITIHG
FOR equipment Of vesssls.-For coal for staara-
ers' use, intending expenses or Transportation.
storage, labor, hemp, wire, and other materials
for the manufacture of rope, hides, cordaee
canvas, leather iron for man ufaeture OF canes
anchors, and galleys; condensiDg and boat,
oetaehlIg APPARATUS; cables, anchors, furn;-
ture, hose, o4ke-ovens, and cooking stoves. life
Iafts, heaung apparatus for receivIn z ships; and
Tor the payment Of labor In equippipg yesssIs
aud manufacture OF articles in the navy-yards
bred thousand dollars.
Civil sstablishment 81 the navy yard, Rittery,
Maine--For clerk In equipment ONCE one
thousand four hundred dollars; tor store CLERK
one thousand one hundred dollars; and for time
clerk, nine hundred dollars; in al, three thou-
sand four hundred dollars.