New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
TERRITORY OF UTAH.

For salaries Oh governor, chlcI justice,
.uro associate judges, and secretary, thirteen
thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Territory,
one Thousand dollars. zig
Fer CONDENSATION and mileage of the
members of the legislative assembly, OFF,
cers. clerks. and contingent expenses thered.
twenty thousand dollars.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
For salaries of governor chief jUstn.
two associate judges, and secretary, fOr.
teen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF SAID lem
tory one thousand dollars,
Lor comnepsation and mileage OF The
members of the legislative assembly, off,
GERS. clerks and contingent expenses thereof
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars
TERRITORY OF WYOMING.
For salaries of governor and supern-
tendent of Indian affairs, chief justice, tive
associate Judges, and secretary, thrteeE
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Territory
| one thousand dollars. ,
For COMPENSATION and mileage OF the
members of the legislative assembly, OH
GERS. clerks, and contingent expenses
thereof, twenty thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation of the Secretary OF the
Interior. Assistant Secretary, chief clerk,
| fonr clerks of class four, any OF whom may
| he Maid two hundred dollars extra If the
| Secretary of the Interior deem it necessary
| and proper; five clerks of class four, one OF
whom NAV be designated by the Secretary
| TO act as superintendent OF the building,
| who shall receive two hundred dollars addl-
| tional compensation per annum; auultohal
| to three discussing clerks, three CLERKS VI
| class three, four clerks OF class two, and
| one clerk of class one, one messenger, Two
| assistant messengers at seven hundred and
| twenty dollars each, and three laborers In
! his office; in all, forty-seven thousand nVe
hundred and forty dollars.
| For twenty-eight watchmen for the gen
eral service of the Interior Department
| building, and all the bureaus therein, to De
| allotted to day or night service, as the
| Secretary of the Interior may direct, twenty
| thousand one hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery, furniture, books, and
maps for the library, and miscellaneous
items, nine thousand dollars.
For expenses of packing and dIstrl-
buting official documents, including
salary Of superintendent, seven thousand
| dollars.
For rent of rooms for the use Of the Pen
sion Office, and for the Bureau OF Educa-
ton, fourteen thousand dollars.
| For casual repairs : of the Department
| building, ten thousand dollars.
| For fuel. light, and salary of the engineer
| at fourteen hundred dollars, and repairs OF
| the heating apparatus, eighteen thousand
| two hundred dollars
| GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
For Commissioner of the General Land
! Office recorder, chief clerk, three principal
clerks of public lands, three clerks OF class
| four. twenty-three clerks of class three
forty clerks of class two, forty clerks Of
class one, tlraughtsman, assistant draughts-
/ man, two messengers three assistant mes
| sengers at seven hundred and twenty dol
lars each, two packers, seven laborers, en-
ployed in his office; in all, one inbred and
| seyenty-one Thousand nine hundred and
| twenty dollars. For compensation of ad-
| ditional clerks in the General Land Office,
viz: For one principal clerk as director,
| one clerk of class three. four clerks OF class
two, thirty-five clerks of class one, and two
| laborers, tifty-two thousand six hundred
and forty dollars. For cash system,
maps, diagrams, stationery, furniture,
and repairs of the same; miscellaneous
items, including two of the city news
| papers. to be filed, bound and preserved for
| the use of the office; advertising and tele-
| graphing; miscellaneous items on account
of bounty lands and military patents, and
| contingent expenses under the swamp
| land act, twenty thousand dollars: making
a total appropriated for the General Land
! Office of two hundred and forty-four thou
| sand five hundred and sixty dollars.
| For translation of the abridged report of
| the Commissioner of the Land Office into Z
foreign languages, fifteen hundred dollars
INDIAN OFFICE.
For compensation of the Commissioner Of
| Indian Affairs; chief clerk. three clerks Of
! class four. seven clerks of cass three, five
clerks of class two; in ALL twenty-eight
thousand six hundred dollars.
Temporary clerks: For one clerk of class
| oil 10 of
clerks of class one, and four female copyiss
| at nine hundred dollars each; in all, twenty
nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For one messenger, one assistant mes
senger at seven hundred and twenty dollars,
and one laborer; in all, two thousand two
hundred and eighty dollars.
For blank books, binding, stationery, fuel,
| lights. and miscellaneous items, including
two city newspapers, to be filed, bound and
preserved for the use of the Office, five
thousand dollars.
PENSION OFFICE.
For compensation of Commissioner Of
| Pensions, chief clerk, twenty-five clerks q
class four, fOrty-eight clerks OF class three
seventy-siX clerks of class two, seventy
! eight clerks of class one. sixteen femah
copyists at nine hundred dollars each, ON
messenger. five assistant messengers a
seven hundred and twenty dollars each
| and five laborers in his office; in all thre
hundred and forty three thousand eigE
hundred dollars
| FOR stationery, engraving, and retoueh
ing plates, for bounty land warrants, office
furniture, and repairing the same, and mis-
eelianeous items, including two daily news
papers, to be filed. bound. and preserved \
for the use of The office, and for detec!iM n
and investigation of fraud, forty thousaD
dollars.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
For compensation of the Commssione
OF the Patent Office, four thousand fv
hundred dollars; for Assistant Conimt
sioner, three thousand dollars; for chic
clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars
three examiners-in- chief, at three Thousand
dollars each; examiner in charge of inter
ierences, two thousand five hundred dor
lars; twenty-five principal examiners al
Two thousand five hundred dollars each
twenty-five first assistant examiners at
one thousand eight hundred dollars each
twenty-five second assistant examiners, al
one thousand six hundred dollars
each, two OF whom may be te
males 4; one librarian, two thousand
dollars; one machinist, one thousand SIX
hundred dollars; five clerks of class four,
eight clerks of class three fifty clerks OF
class TWO, and forty-tive clerks of class one
making IN all three hundred thousand seven
hundred dollars
FOR thirty permanent clerks, at one thou
Sand dollars each, thirty thousand dol
lars.