The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-13
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OF STORES, one bnOuSuhd I'VE hundred COLLARS; Tor
chief accountant, one thousand eight hundred
dollars for gatekeeper and detective, one thou.
sand dollars; and for messenger forth COM
mandants office, six hundred dollars; in al, nine
Thousand two hundred dollars. y LIZ 81 lIsU 4
At themavy- yard, Washington, District OF Co
lumbia: For draughtsman and clerk to civil en-
gineer, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each for receiver and inspector of stores, one
thousand five hundred dollars; for clerk of pay
rolls and Eustering-clerB, one thousand five hun
dred dollars for chief accountant one thousand
eight handTed dollars !; for gate-keeper and de-
tectiye, one thousand dollars; for mail messen-
ger one thousand dollars; and for messenger
for commandments office, six hundred dollars in
ALL ten thousand two hundred dollars:
AT the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For
draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer, at one
thousand four hundred dollars each for receiver
and inspector of stores, one thousand five hun
bred dollars; for clerk of pay-rolls and muster
ing-clerk, one thousand five hundred dollars;
for gate-keeper and detective, one thousand dol
lars; and for messenger for commandments office
six hundred dollars in all, seven thousand four
hundred dollars. L,.T
At the nayy-yard, Pensacola, Florida: For
superintendent OF yard of improvements, two
thousand dollars for receiver and inspector of
stores, one thousand five hundred dollars for
gate-keeper and detective one thousand dollars
for messenger for the Office of commandant, six
hundred dollars in all, five thousand one hun
dred dollars. y -Asf+ "a fs- '-' -A
AT the navy-yard, Mare Island, California:
For assistant to civil engineer and draughtsman,
one thousand eight hundred dollars for clerk to
lars; for receiver and inspector of stores, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy five dollars;
for clerk of pay-rolls and mustering-clers one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five dollars;
for chief accouutan, one thousand eight hundred
ana seventy-five dollars; Tor gate-keeper and
detective, one thousand dolars;s and for messen-
ger for commandments office, seven hundred and
fifty dollars in ALL ten thousand six hundred and
seventy-tiye dollars. rs ~ ..r fttNIN 10
At the naval station League Island, Pennsyl-
yania For draughtsman and clerk TO civil engi-i
tbNlIsln1 hundred each.
clerk of pay-rolls and mastering clerk one thou
sand five hundred dollars; receiver and inspec-
tor of stores, one thousand FIVE hundred dollars;
in all, five thousand eight hundred dollars.
| AT the Naval Asylum: For steward four
hundred and eighty dollars; for matron,
| three hundred dollars; for cook one hundred
and siXty-eigRl dollars assistant cook,
| one hundred and twenty dollars, four laun-
dresses at one hundred and eight dollars each
| eight serubbers and house-cleaners, at ninety
| six dollars each six laborers at two hundred
and forty dollars each, and one laborer ut TWO
hundred and .ixty-four dollars; rnnsterat- arms;
! four hundred and eigty dollars for ships COR
| poral, three hundred dollars; for barb Or, three
hundred and sixty dollars; superintendent, five
hundred and forty dollars IN all, five thousand
| six hundred and fifty-two dollars.
For the Naval Asylum at Phyladelphia For
| support of the inatitution, sixty-five thousand
| one hundred dollars; which sum shall be paid
utof the income from the naval pension fund
! For contingent expenses of the Bureau of ards
and Docks viz: For freight and transportation
of materials and stores; printing, stationery,
| and advertising, including tie eemmandants
/ office; books, models, maps, and dra wings lonr
chase and repair of fire-engines; machinery and
patent-rights to use the same repairs on steam
engines and attendance ON the same purchase
and maintenance of oxen and horses, anc
driving teams, .earts, ygandl timber wheel.
for navy-yard purposes, and tools and re-
lpnirs Of same; postage on letters on public
/ SERVICE and telegrams furniture, for govern
ment houses and Offices in the nayy-yards; Goa
/ aud other fuel; caudles, OIL and gas; cleaning
and Clearing lip yard and care of buildings; at
tendance on fires lights fire engines and ppa-
ratus; Incidental labor at navy yards; water,
tax, and for toll and ferriages; pay of the watch
men in the navy yards and for flags, awnings
and packing boxes, nlne haifdredl Thousand dol
lars. -,,,
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
4 For support of the medical department forsnr
geons' necessaries for vessels in commission, ma
/, yy-yards, naval stations, marine stations, ma
rine corps, and Coast Survey, forty thousand dol
lars. VIZ .t..,.s g.
For necessary repairs of naval laboratory hos
pitfalls, and appendices, including roads, wharves
out-houses, steam heating apparatus, sidewalks
fences gardens, and farms, twenty-five thou
For pay of civil establishment under this bu
reau At the hospital at Chelsea, Massaehu
sets, seven thousand seven hundred and eighty
Al the hospital, New York., eleven thousant
three hundred and thirty.six dollars, , . !.
At the hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
At the hospital, Washington, District of Go
lumba, five thousand five hundred and sixty
eight dollars. a s ftHF
At the hospital, Annapolis, Maryland fou
thousand five hundred and twelve dollars. d j
| AT the hospital, Norfolk Virginia, five thou
sand four hundred and six dollars. ~ ysgs4,.
At the hospital, Pensacola, Florida, five thou
= sand and ninety-four dollars ~
At the hospital, Mare Island, California, elgh
thousand eight hundred and seventy-two dol
lars
At the naval laboratory New York, six thot
sand four hundred dollars. ''t Ef
AT the navy-yard, Kittery, Maine, one thou
sand two hundred and ninety dollars.
IA the navy yard, Charles own Massachusetts
one thousand four hundred and eighty dollars
At the navy yard, y New York, one thousan
four hundred and eighty dollars.
At. the nayy-yard, Phllldephi 81, lPennsyl
: vania, one thousand four hundred and eight
dollars 1890 as4a 49,. =.
At the nayy-yard, Washington, District {
Columbia, one thousand four hundred aud eight
dollars.
: At the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia, one thou
sand four hundred and eighty dollars. ~
At the navy, yard, Annapolis, Maryland, on
thousand two hundred and forty two dollars
AT the naval station, Mound City, Illinois, on
: thousand Jour hundred and eighty dollars.
, For contingent expenses of the bureau, freigl
on medical stores, transportation Of insan
patients to the government hospital, advertis
ing, tolegraphing, purchase of books, expenses
: attending the naval medical board of examiner.
. purchase and repair of wagons, Harness, pun
sI chase and feed of horses, cows, trees, garder
: tools, and seeds, twenty-five lhousadd dollars.
BEURAU OF PROVISIONS, AND ,CLOTE
r-'."'d -'i ING. -
AT the navy-yard, Boston, Massachusetts
Two writer's, one to paymaster and one TO inspet
= tor of provisions and Clothing, at one thousan
! and seventeen dollars and twenty-five cent
: | each IN all, two thousand and ,thirtyrfour do
= lars and fifty cents g.5,-
For provisions for the officers, seanen, and ma
: rnes, one million five hundred and forty-seye
thousand and six hundred dollars. iFt f.ti
For purchase of water for ships, forty thoi
: sand dollars. an .as r-t
For pay of the civil establishment at til
: several navy-yards under this bureau;
T At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York Tw
!, | writers to pay masters, at one thousand and Sc
: enteen dollars and twenty-five cents eacl
assistant 10 inspector of provisions and clothin
!, one thousand eight hundred and seventy -eigi
y dollars writer to Inspector of provision
/, and clothing, one thousand and seventeen do
y lars and twenty five cents; Assistant superb
= tendent of mills nine hundred and thirty.nir
y dollars; in all, five thousand eight hundred az
. sixty-eight dollars and seyenty-tive cents.
= At the nayy-yard, Philadelphia pennsylvani
- One writer to pay master, one IT, yU and and Sc
u enteen dollars aud twenty-five cents; one writ
IN to inspector of provisions and clothing, one Tho
b. sand and seventeen dollars and tWenty-fi
! cents; in all, two thousand and thirty four dc
II lars and fifty cents.
:, At the navy.yard Washington, District
70 Columbia: One writer to faymaster, one tho
# sand and seventeen dollars and twenty-f
- cents. '
~ AT the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia; O
u writer to paynaster, one thousand and seventies