Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-04

pairs of furniture, fye thousand dollars; for la
Dor, thirteen thousand dollars for folding doc
uments, and materials therefor eight thousand
dollars for packing boxes, seven hundred ana
forty dollars for miscellaneous items, exclu-
siye of labor, thirty thousand dollars. ~,
For the usual additional compensation to the
reporters of the Senate for the Congressional
Globe, for reporting the proceedings OF the oen-
ate for the session of the Forty-second Congress,
beginning on the first Monday in December,
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, eight hun
dred dollars each, four thousand dollars.
"a. -.. CAPITOL POLICE. t|
For one captain, two thousand and eighty,
eight dollars; three heutenants, at one thousand
eight hundred dollars each; twenty-seVen prl-
Yates, at one thousand five hundred and eighty
ty-four dollars each, forty-twO thousand seven
hundred and eighty-eight dollars; and eight
watchmen, at one thousand dollars each, eight
thousand dollars; making in all, ffty-eight
thousand two hundred and ffty-six dollars, one
half to be paid into the contingent fund OF the
House of Representatives, and the other half to
be paid into the contingent fund of the Senate
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
For compensation and mileage of members OF
the House or Representatives and DolosotOs from
Territories, one million dollars.
For compensation of the officers, clerks, mes
sengers, and others receiving an annual salary
in the service of the House of Representatives,
viz: Clerk of the House of Representatives, four
thousand three hundred and twenty dollars;
chief clerk and journal clerk three thousand
dollars each, six assistant clerks, at two thou
sand five hundred and ninety-two dollars each
one assistant clerk, at two thousand five hundred
and twenty dollars eight assistant clerks, in
Guiding librarian and assistant librarian, at two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars each !;
one chief messenger, in the Office of the Clerk of
the House, at five dollars and seventy-six cents
per day; three messengers, at one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each; one messen-
ger in the House library. one thousand four hun
dred and forty dollars; one engineer, one thou
sand eight hundred dollars; three assistant en-
gineers at one thousand four hundred and for
ty dollars each; six tremen, at one thousand
and ninetyfVe dollars each per annum; for
clerk to Committee of Ways and Means two
thousand five hundred and ninety-two dollars (;
clerk to Committee on appropriations, two
thousand five hundred and ninety-two
dollars clerk to Committee on Claims,
two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
lars; clerk to Committee on Public Lands,
two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
lars; clerk to Speakers table, at five dol
lars and seventy-six cents per day; private
secretary to the Speaker, two thousand one
hundred and two dollars and forty cents I;
sergeant-at-arms, four thousand three hun
dred and twenty dollars Provided, That
hereafter he shall receive, directly or indi-
rectly, no fees or other compensation or
emolument whatever for performing the
duties of the office, or in connection there
with, otherwise than as aforesaid; clerk to
the sergeant-at-arms, two thousand five
hundred dollars; paying teller for the SER
geant-at-arms, one thousand eight hun
dred dollars; messenger to the sergeant-at-
arms, one thousand four hundred and for
ty dollars; doorkeeper, two thousand five
hundred and ninety-two dollars first as
sistant doorkeeper, two thousand five hun
dred and ninety-two dollars; postmaster,
two thousand five hundred and ninety-two
dollars; first assistant postmaster, two
thousand and lightweight dollars; four
messengers, at one thousand seven hum
bred and twenty-eight dollars each; five
mail-carriers at one thousand and eighty
dollars each; chaplain of the House, nine
hundred dollars two stenographers, four
thousand three hundred and eighty dollars
each superintendent of the folding-room,
two thousand one hundred and sixty dol
lars each superintendent and assistant SUI
perintendent of the document-room, at
five dollars and seventy-six cents per day
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 du-
sand four hundred and forty dollars each
per annum, five thousand seven hundred
and sixty dollars; making in all, the sum
OF one hundred and fifty-three thousand
four hundred and twenty-five dollars.
For contingent expenses of the House of
Representatives, viz:
For carriage, six thousand eight hundred
dollars
For clerks to committees and temporary
clerks of the House of Representatives,
thirty-three thousand one hundred dollars.
For messenger to the Committee on APP
preparations, one thousand three hundred
and fourteen dollars.
For messenger to the Committee on
Ways and Means, one thousand three hum
dred and fourteen dollars.
For folding documents, including pay or
folding in the folding-roOms and materials,
one hundred thousand dollars:
For fuel, eight thousand dollars.
For horses and carriages for transpOTta-
ton of mails and saddle-horses for the use
of messengers, ten thousand dollars.
For furniture, and repairs of the same,
ten thousand four hundred dollars.
For packing-boxes, two thousand six
hundred dollars.
For laborers, thirteen thousand six hun
bred and fourteen dollars.
For miscellaneous items, sixty thousand
dollars.
For newspapers and stationery for Rem
resentatives and Delegates, at one hundred
and twenty-five dollars each per annum
thirty-one thousand two hundred and fiji,
ty dollars and for stationery for commit
tees and officers of the House. five thou.
sand dollars.