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

For pay of professors and others -
one professor of mathematics, twenty
five hundred dollars four professors,
namely, of mathematics, fassistant,)
of French, of chemistry, and of ethics
and English studies, at two thousand
two hundred dollars each fourteen
assistant professors, namely, Eve OF
French, two of Spanish, three of ethics
and English studies, one of mathemat-
les, one of astronomy, aud two of draw
ing, at one thousand eight hundred
dollars each and the money appropri-
ated for the current year for the sala.
ries of professors and assistant profess
sors may be distributed as above Pro
pided, That the sum SO appropriated be
not exceeded; sword-master, at one
thousand two hundred dollars, and two
ASSISTANTS, at one thousand dollars
each boxing-master and gymnast, one
thousand two hundred dollars assist
ant librarian, at one thousand four
hundred dollars three clerks to snper-
intendent, one at one. thousand two
hundred dollars, one at one thousand
dollars, and one at eight hundred dol
lars clerk to paymaster, one thousand
dollars commissary, at two hundred
and eighty-eight dollars messenger to
superintendent, at six hundred dollars;
cook, at three hundred and twenty-five
dollars and fifty cents armorer, at five
hundred and twenty nine dollars and
fifty cents /; quarter-gunner, at four
hundred and nine dollars and fifty
cents gunner's mate, at four hundred
and sixty-nine dollars and City cents
coxswain, at four hundred and sixty
nine dollars and fifty cents three sea-
men, in departments of seamanship, at
three hundred and forty.nine dollars
and fifty cents each band-master, at
FIVE hundred and twenty-eight dollars;
eighteen frst-class musicians, at three
hundred and forty>eight dollars each
seven second -class musicians, at three
hundred dollars each two drummers
and one fifer, (frst-class, } at three hun
dred and forty>eight dollars each in
all, fifty-eight thousand four hundred
and seventy-six dollars.
For pay of watchmen and others,
thirty Thousand two hundred and nine
ty-four dollars and fifty cents.
For pay of mechanics and others,
seventeen thousand four hundred and
sixty-two dollars and seventy-fiye
cents.
For pay of employees in the depart
ment of steam-enginery, for machinists
boiler-makers, and others, eight thou
sand seven hundred and sixty dollars
For repairs and improvements of
public buildings, fourteen thousand FIVE
hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, sixty-four
thousand and eighty-nine dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay and subsistence of officers of
the marine corps, and for pay of non
commissioned officers, musicians, pri-
Yates, and others of the corps, seven
hundred thousand dollars.
For provisions, one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
For clothing, one hurdred and six
teen thousand eight hundred and nine
teen dollars.
For fuel, twenty-six thousand one
hundred and sixty dollars.
For military stores, namely For pay
of mechanics, repair of arms, purchase
of accoutrements, ordnance stores, flags
drums, flies, and other instruments,
twelve thousand dollars.
For transportation of officers and
their servants, ahd troops, and for ex-
penses of recruiting, twelve. thousand
dollars.
For repairs of barracks y and rent of
offices, where there are no pm ablic build
ings, ten Thousand dollars.
Fortcoptingencies, namely Freight;
ferriszenEtoll; carriage; wharfage PAk-
chase AID repair of boats; labor; house
rent of Sficers' quarters; burial of deA
ceased marines printing. stationerJ
postIge, telegraphing; apprehension Of
deserters; oil, candles, gas; repairs of
gas and water fixtures water renE for
r. h 81, fks,ro f.,x
for officers quarters; bed-sacks, wrap
ping paper, oil-cloth, crash rope, ,twine
spades, shovels, axes, picks, carpen-
ters' tools; keep of a horse for the mes
senger; repairs to fire-engines, purchase
and repair of engine hose purchase of
| lumber for benches ,mess-tables, hunks;
repairs to public carryall; purchase
| and repair of harness purchase and
| repair of handcarts and wheelbarrows;
l-scavengering purchase and repair of
handcarts and wheelbarrows !; scaven-
| gering purchase and repair of galleys,
| cooking stoves, ranges !; stoves, where
there are no CRATES; gravel for parade
grounds /; repair of pumps, brushes,
| brooms, buckets, paving, and for other
| purposes, forty thousand dollars Pro-
vided, That the amount of fifty thousand
| dollars appropriated by section nine of
an act making appropriations for the
| legislative, executive, and judicial exs
penses of the government for the year
| ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and seventy.one, approved
July twelfth, eighteen hundred and
seventy, to be expended under the di-
| rection of the President in organising
and sending out an expedition to the
north pole, shall not be carried to the
| f,r spta ho
ury until the purpose of said appropri-
alton shall have been completed, but
may be applied to expenses of said ex.
! pedition incurred during any subse-
| quent year that said expedition may be
engaged on its duties.
Sec. Q. That the Secretary of the
| Navy is hereby authorized to have built
| by contract, in some private yard, a
floating iron dock, for the repair of
naval vessels on their stations, and q
sum not exceeding one million dollars
is hereby appropriated for this purpose.
And the said contract shall only be
made to the lowest responsible bidder,
and on plans and specifications which
shall be open for the inspection of bid
ders for at least ninety days before the
day of letting said contract, after the
I u0tlC6 py hUtCAtib0tncub lux At
least thirty days in at least one daily
newspaper published In each of the
cities of Boston, New York, and Phila-
delphia, inviting sealed bids for such
contract, which bids shall be opened
and the award of the contract made
publicly by the Secretary of the Navy,
at time and place to be specified in
such notice. And no contract shall be
made for dock under this section at
cost exceeding one million dollars
Provided, That if it be thought best ky
q board consisting of chiefs of the bu-
reaus of u Construction and Repairs,
]" Steam Engineering" and Yards
and Docks,o that plans and specifca-
tions shall be invited from responsible
builders, engineers, and others outside
of the Navy Department, the Secretary
of the Navy may, by public advertise
ment, as provided in this section, ad-
vertise for such plans and specifications
to accompany bids for the construction
of the dock according to the same in
which case the Secretary of the Navy
shall refer all such plans and specifica
tions and bids and the bids on the plan:
furnished by the department to board
of at least five experienced officers,
msjority OF whom shall be constructor
and engineers, and one of whom maj
be an experienced civilian engineer
| who shall consider and report which o
all the bids Is the lowest for the pu--
| poses Of this contract. taking into con.