New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
dollars. four messen gers.

stenographers, four thousand three hundred
and eighty dollars each; superintendent of
folding room, two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars; superintendent and
assistant of the document room. at five dol
lars and seventy-six cents per dav each;
document file clerk, one thousand eight
hundred dollars; eleven messengers, five at
one thousand eight hundred dollars, and
six at one thousand four hundred and forty
dollars each; twelve messengers during the
session at the rate of one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each per annum;
making, in all. the sum of one hundred and
tifty-two thousand two hundred and twenty
seven dollars and sixty cents.
For contingent expenses of the House of
Representatives. viz:
For carriage, three thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
For clerks to committees, and temporary
clerks of the House of Representatives,
forty-one thousand three hundred and four
dollars.
For folding documents including pay of
folders and materials, eighty thousand dol
lars.
For fuel, seven thousand dollars.
For horses and carriages for transpOrta-
ton of mails, and saddlehorses for the use
of messengers, ten thousand dollars.
For furniture and repairs of the same,
eighteen thousand dollars.
For packing boxes, two thousand six hun
dred dollars.
dred and forty dollars.
For miscellaneous items, ffty-fye thou
sand dollars.
For newspapers and stationery for Mem
bers and Delegates, at one hundred and
twenty-five dollars each per annum, thirty
one thousand two hundred and fifty dollars;
and for stationery for committees and Off
GERS of the House, five thousand dollars.
For twenty-three pages Including three
riding pages), seventeen thousand six hun
bred and thirty-nine dollars and thirty-four
cents.
For the usual additional compensation to
the reporters of the House for the Congress
sional Globe, for reporting the proceedings
of the House for the session of the Forty
second Congress beginning on the first
Monday in December, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one, eight hundred dollars each,
four thousand eight hundred dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For compensation of the Congressional
Printer, and the clerks and messengers in
his office, twelve thousand five hundred and
fourteen dollars.
For contingent expenses of his office, viz:
For stationery, postage, advertising, furni-
ture, travelling expenses horses and wagons,
hundred dollars.
For the public printing. six hundred and
fifty-five thousand nine hundred and ninety
six dollars and fifty cents; provided, that
so much OF section ten of the act approved
June twenty-five, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, entitled IAN act to expedite and
regulate the printing of public documents,
and for other purposes" as provides
that the superintendent of Public Print
L., IL
stated, may furnish extra copies of any
document to persons applying therefor, be
and the same is hereby, 80 amended that
ten per centum shall be added TO the cost
paid for said documents.
For paper for the public printing, seven
hundred and twenty-five thousand nine
hundred and fifteen dollars.
For the public binding, five hundred
and twenty-eight thousand three hundred
and nineteen dollars and sixty cents.
For lithographing, engraving, mapping
copies of maps, plans and diagrams in fac
simile on tracing linen, ninety-one thousand
dollars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
Thousand dollars.
For three assistant librarians, at two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars
EACH six thousand four hundred and eighty
dollars.
For three assistant librarians, at one
thousand four hundred and forty dollars
each four thousand three hundred and
twenty dollars.
For two assistant librarians, one at one
thousand two hundred dollars, and one at
nine hundred and sixty dollars, two thou
sand one hundred and sixty dollars.
For one messenger, one thousand seven
hundred and twentyeight dollars.
For three laborers at eight hundred and
sixty-four dollars each, two thousand five
hundred and ninety-two dollars.
For purchase of books for said library,
eight thousand dollars.
For purchase of law-books for said L.
brary, two thousand dollars.
Fer purchase of files of periodicals and
newspapers, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For expenses of exchanging public docu-
ments for the publications of foreign gov
ernments, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For shelving a room underneath the Ii
brary for copyright books, and an iron stair
way to communicate Herewith, five hun
dred dollars.
For constructing cases of shelves for the
alcoves in library, five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said library,
two thousand dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining,
procuring manure, tools, fuel and repairs,
and purchasing trees and shrubs, under the
direction of the Library Committee of Con-
gress, five thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent and assistants
in botanic garden and greenhouses, under
the direction of the Library Committee of
Congress, eleven thousand two hundred aud
ninety-six dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For clerk in the office of Public Buildings
and Grounds, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
For messenger in the same office, eight
hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation to the public gardener,
one thousand four hundred and forty dol
lars.
For compensation to the labOrer in
charge of the water closets in the Capitol,
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For compensation of a foreman and
twenty -one laberers employed in the public
grounds, nineteen thousand two hundred
and ninety-six dollars.
For compensation of four labOrers in the
Capitol, two thousand eight hundred and
eighty dollars.
For compensation of furnace-keeper, in
charge of heating apparatus under the old
hall of the House of Representatives, eight
hundred and sixty-four dollars.
For compensation of furnace-keeper at the
Presidents house, seven hundred and TWEEN
ty dollars.
For two policemen at the Presidents
house, two thousand six hundred and forty
dollars.
For compensation of two night watchmen
at the Presidents house, one thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For compensation of the doorkeeper at the
Presidents house, one thousand two hun
dred dollars.