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

Of tvo thousand dollars, and messenger at
one Thousand two hundred dollars, of the
President of the United States; in all,
thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the execu-
tive office, including stationery therefor,
four thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation of the Secretary of
State, eight thousand dollars; two Assls,
tant Secretaries of State, at three thousand
five hundred dollars each; for chief clerk,
two thousand two hundred dollars; ten
clerks of class four, additional compensa-
ton to one clerk of class four as discussing
clerk, nine clerks of class three, three
clerks of class two, eight clerks OF CLASS
one, one messenger, one assistant nleeoe -,
ger, nine laborers, and four watchnen III
all, seventy-four thousand hive huIluIeu
and twenty dollars.
For publishing the laws in pamphlet
form, twelve thousand dollars ana IN
newspapers, fifty thousand dollars FRO
Ujded, That after the fourth day OF NlarGn,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-nVe, The
publication of the laws IN newspapers
shall cease. ~. ~. q. --f, -
For proof-reading, and packing the laws
and documents for the various legations
and consIllates. including boxes and trans
Dortafion of the same, three thousand dol
lars; for stationery, furniture, fixtures, and
repairs, five thousand dollars; for books
and maps, two thousand five hundred dol
lars for extra cIerk-hire and copying, four
thonsand dollars: for contingent expens-
es, viz, rent, fuel, lights, repairs, and mis-
cellaneous expenses, thirty-two thousand
five hundred dollars in all, forty-seven
thousand dollars. - go ~
UNITED STATES AND MEXICAN CLAIMS
Pa COMMISSION. .,,, r.-. -
For COMPENSATION of the commissioner
on the part of the United States, four
thousand five hundred dollars; for COM
pensation of umpire. three thousand dol
lars; for agent, four thousand dollars; for
secretary, two thousand five hundred dol
lars; for legal assistant to agent, three
thousand dollars; for two clerks, at one
thousand four hundred dollars each; for
two translators at one thousand five hun
dred dollars each; for one messenger, six
hundred dollars; for one assistant messen-
ger, six hundred dollars; for one assistant
messenger, three hundred dollars; for con-
. tingent expenses, five thousand dollars /;
in all, twenty-eight thousand seven hun
dred dollars. ban t... --.-st
UNITED STATES AND SPANISH COMMISSION
For the conversation and expenses of
the commission for determining the pend
ing questions between the United States
and Spain growing out of the acts of the
Spanish officials in and 2bout Cuba, fifteen
thousand dollars. et
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of
the Treasury, eight thousand dollars two
Assistant Secretaries of the Treasury, at
three thousand five hundred dollars each !;
chief clerk, two thousand two hundred
dollars, and three. hundred dollars addI-
tional for acting as superintendent of the
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additional compensation of two hundred
dollars to one clerk of class four, as dis
bursting clerk, thirty clerks Of class three,
twenty-siX clerks of class two, twenty-sev-
ell clerks of class one thirty-twO female
clerks at nine hundred dollars each elev-
en- messengers, one assistant messenger,
and ten laborers one clerk of class four
and one clerk of class one, to assist the
chief clerk in experimenting the building
one captain of the watch, one thousand
four hundred dollars; one engineer, one
thousand four hundred dollars; one ma
chinist and gas-fitter, one thousand two
hundred dollars; one stOrekeeper, one
thousand four hundred dollars; sixty
watchmen, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each, and two of said watchmen,
acting as lieutenantS of Watchmen, two
hundred and eighty dollars each, in addi-
ton; thirty laborers, at seven hundred
and twenty dollars each five hremen, at
SIX hundred dollars each; ninety char
women, at one hundred and eighty dol
lars each; in all, three hundred and sixty
one thousand six hundred and twenty dol
lars; and for additional clerks and addi-
ton compensation TO clerks in his office,
twenty-five thousand five hundred dol
lars.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.-In the con-
struction branch of the Treasury: Super
vising Architect, three thousand dollars !;
assistant supervising architect, two thou
sand dollars chief clerk, two thousand
dollars; photographer, two thousand five
hundred dollars; two assistant photogra-
pliers, one at one thousand six hundred
dollars, and one at one thousand two hum
dred dollars; two clerks OF class four,
four clerks of class three, three clerks of
class one; in all, twenty-seven thousand
two hundred and forty dollars. -.-
First Comptroller of the Treasury.-For
First Comptroller of the Treasury, five thou
sand dollars chief clerk, two thousand
dollars ten clerks of class four, twelve
clerks of class three, twelve clerks of class
two, six clerks of class one six copyists.
at nine hundred dollars each one messen-
ger, one assistant messenger, and three la
borers; in all, SeYenty-seven thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars. .
Second Comptroller of the Treasury
For Second Comptroller of the Treasury
three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; twelve clerks of class
four, twelve clerks of class three, twenty
eight clerks of class two, twenty-one clerk:
of class one twelve copyists, at nine hun
dred dollars each one messenger, eigh
hundred and forty dollars; one assistant
messenger, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars and two laborers in all, one hun
dred and thirty-siX thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
Commissioner of Customs.-FOr Com
missioner of Customs, three thousand dol
lars, chief clerk, two thousand dollars
two clerks of class four, six clerks of clas
three, nine clerks of class two, seven clerk
of class one, one messenger, and one la
borer;, in all, forty seven hundred and six
ty dollars. ernas
First Auditor.-For the First Auditor o