The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01

missioner of Indian Affairs three thousand dollars
chief clerk, two thousand dollars three clerks OF
class four seven clerks OF class three five clerks OF
class two, one messenger, one assistant messenger,
and one laborer in all, thirty thousand eight hun
dred and eighty dollars. For temporary CLERKS, viz:
for one clerk of class three, seven clerks class two
twelve clerks OF class one and four female copysts
at nine hundred dollars each in all, twenty-nine
thousand four hundred dollars.
For blank books, binding, stationery, fuel, lights
and miscellaneous items, including two city news
papers, to be filed, bound, and preserved for the use
of the office, five thousand dollars
PENSION OFFICE.-For compensation of Commits
sioner of Pensions, three thousand dollars chief
clerk, two thousand dollars twenty-five clerks of
class four, fortyeght clerks of class three seventy
six clerks of class two seventyeght clerks of class
sixteen female copyists at nine hundred dollars
each, one messenger, five assistant messengers and
five la6orers in his office in all, three hundred and
forty-three thousand eight hundred dollars.
For compensation of additional temporary clerks
in the Pension Office for the year ending June thirty
eighteen hundred and seventy-three, as follows
For four clerks OF class three, eight clerks OF class
two, fortyeight clerks Ofcass one nine female COPY
lists at nine hundred dollars each, seven assistant
messengers, and five laborers in all, ninety-one
thousand nine hundred and forty dollars
For stationery, engraving and retouching plates
for bounty-and warrants, printing and binding the
same, once furniture and repairing the same, and
miscellaneous items, including two daily newspapers
to be fled bound and preserved for the use Of the
office and for detection and investigation of fraud
seventy-fve thousand dollars.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIcE.-For compensa-
tion of the Commissioner of the Patent Office, four
thousand five hundred dollars for assistant COM
missioner, three thousand dollars for chief clerk
two thopsand five hundred dollars; three examiners
in-chief, at three thousand dollars each examiner
in charge of interferences two thousand five hundred
dollars trademark examiner two thousand five
hundred dollars twentyfOur principal examiners
at two thousand five hundred dollars each twenty
four first assistant examiners at one thousand eo t
hundred dollars each twenty-five second assistant
examiners at one thousand six hundred dollars
each, two u whom may be females; one librarian,
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six hundred dollars six clerks OF class four, eight
clerks of class three ftyve clerks of class two and
forty clerks of class one; making in ALL three
hundred and twenty Thousand six hundred dollars
For thirty permanent clerks, at one thousand dol
lars each for forty permanent clerks at nine hundred
dollars each for three skilled draughtsmep at one
Thousand two hundred dollars each; for thirtv-fiye
copysts of drawings at the rate Ofone thousand dol
lars per annum each for one messenger and pur-
chasing clerk, one thousand dollars for one skilled
laborer, one thousand two hundred dollars for
eight attendants in moderoom at one thousand dol
lars each for eight attendants in model-room at
nine hundred dollars each for thirty laborers at
seven hundred and twenty dollars each for six labor
ers, at six hundred dollars each in ALL one hundred
and forty-seven thousand two hundred dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous EXPENSES of the
Patent Office, namely For stationery for use of office
repair ofmodelcases stationary portfolios for draw
ngs, furniture, repairing papering, painting, car
pets, ice, advertising books for library, moneys
funded, printing engraved patent-heads, interna-
tiOnal exchanges, plumbing, gas-fttng, extra labor
on indexes and abstracts for annual reports fitting
gences, ninety thousand dollars.
For rphoto-lithographing, or otherwise producing
copies of drawings of current and back issues for
OF the office and for sale, including pay of tenn
porary draughtsman, forty thousand dollars
BUREAU OF EDUCATIoN.-For Commissioner OF
Education, three thousand dollars chief clerk, two
thousand dollars one clerk of class four; one sta
tistician, with the compensation of clerk of class
four one clerk of class three translator with
the compensation OF clerk Of class three one clerk
OF class two four cOpyists, at nine hundred dollars
each messenger. lt eight hundred and
lars stationery, one thousand dollars library one
thousand dollars current educational periodicals,
two hundred and fifty dollars other current publi-
cations, two hundred and twenty-five dollars COM
pletng valuable sets of periodicals and publications
in the library, two hundred dollars collecting sta
tistics, and writing and compiling matter for annual
and special reports and editing and publishing crcu
lars of Information, thirteen thousand dollars fuel
and lights, two hundred and seventy-fve dollars :;
contingencies, one thousand two hundred and sixty
dollars in all, thirtyfour thousand eight hundred
and fifty dollars.
SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR CLERKs.-For
compensation or surveyor general OF louisiana two
thousand dollars and for clerks in his office. two
thousand five hundred dollars.
Eor surveyor general of Florida, two thousand dol
lars and for clerks in his office, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Minnesota, two thousand
dollars, and for clerks in his office, six thousand
three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory of Dakota
two thousand dollars, and for clerks in his Office
six thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Kansas, two thousand dol
lars and for clerks in his office, six thousand three
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general Of Colorado, three thousand
dollars, and for clerks in his office, four thousand
dollars.
For surveyor general of New Mexico, three thous-
and dollars, and for clerks in his office four thous
and dollars.
For surveyor general of California, three thousand
dollars and for clerks in his Office eleven thousand
dollars.
For surveyor general of Idaho, three thousand dol
lars, and for clerks in his Office, four thousand dol
lars.
For surveyor general of Nevada, three thousand
dollars and for clerks in his office, four thousand
dollars
For surveyor general of Oregon, two thousand five
hundred dollars, and for clerks in his office, four
thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Washington Territory,
two thousand five hundred dollars, and for clerks in
his Office, four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Nebraska and Iowa, two
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office, six
thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Montana Territory, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office, four
thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Utah Territory, three
thousand dollars and for clerks in his Office, four
thousand dollars.
For surveyor general ofthe Territory of Wyoming,
three thousand dollars and for clerks in his Office,
four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Arizona Territory, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his Office, three
thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULTURE.-Forc compen-
sation of Commissioner of Agriculture, three
thousand dollars chief clerk, two thousand
dollars entomologst, two thousand dollars
chemist, two thousand five hundred dollars
assistant chemist, one thousand six hundred
dollars superintendent of experimental gar
dens and grounds, two thousand dollars sta
tstican, two thousand dollars disbursing
clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars
superintendent of seed room, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; librarian, one thousand
eight hundred dollars botanist, one thousand
eight hundred dollars four clerks of class
four five clerks of class three, six clerks of
class two, seven clerks OF class one /; engineer,
one thousand four hundred dollars superin
tendent of iolding-room, one thousand two
hundred dollars assistant superintendent of
experimental garden and grounds, one thous
and two hundred dollars assistant superin-
tendent of the seed d-room, one thousand two
hundred dollars three copy!sts, at nine hun
dred each ; two attendants IN museum, at one
thousand dollars each chief messenger, eight
hundred and fifty dollars two assistant mes
sengers one carpenter, at nine hundred and
sixty dollars three watchmen and nine
labo. ers making, in all, seventy-fve thous-
and eight hundred and ninety dollars.
For collecting statistics and compiling and
writing matter for monthly, annual, and spe-
cial reports, fifteen thousand dollars.
For purchase and distribution of new and
valuable seeds and plants, fifty thousand dol
lars !; for expense of putting up the same, for
labor, baggng, paper, twine, gum, and other
necessary materials, five thousand dollars.
For labor on experimental garden, and for
flower pots, repairs to greenhouse, and pur-
chase of new plants and seeds for the same
ten tht-isand dollars.
For stationery, two thousand dollars for
freight charges, one thousand eight hundred
dollars for fuel one thousand eight hundred
dollars for lights, five hundred dollars for
repairs of building, heating apparatus, furn-
ture, and water and gas pipes, one thousand
two hundred dollars for keep of horses, fifteen
hundred dollars for new furniture, one thous-
and dollars for paper. twine, and gum for
folding room, three hundred dollars for cases
for the Department museum, one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars for collecting and modelling
specimens of fruits aud vegetables, and col
lecting and preparing specimens for the museum
and herbarium two thousand dollars fdr cases
for the library, one thousand dollars for ento-
mological works of reference, two hundred AID
fifty dollars for botanical works of reference,
two hundred and fifty dollars for repairs and
changes, five hundred dollars for works
chemistry, mineralogy, and charts, FIVE hun
dred dollars for chemicals and contingent eX-
penses, seven hundred dollars for current
agriculture works for the library, two hundred
and fly dollars for lscellaneous agrcul-
tural periodicals. two hundred and fifty dollars;
for completion of valuable sets in the library,
two hundred and fifty dollars for incidental
and miscellaneous items. viz for advertising,
postage, ;elegrsp phing, dry goods, soap, brushes,
brooms, mats oils, paints. glass, lumber, hard
ware ice. purchase of old reports, five thous-
and dollars in all. twenty two thousand FIVE
hundred and fifty dollars
PosT OFFICE DEPARrMENr.-For compensa-