New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-20

J1dges, and secretary, thirteen thousand
I'VE hundred dollars.
Fer contingent expenses of the Territory,
che thousand dollars
For contingent expenses Of the secretary s
Ct-ce, for the fiscal year ending June thlr-
tIeth, eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
two thousand dollars.
Tez7itOyy of Ve10 MericO.-FOr salaries of
governor, CHEF Justice and two associate
. Judges, and secretary, and ex-otticio super
intendent of public buildings and grounds,
thirteen thousand five hundred dollars.
For interpreter and translator in the ex-
ecutiye office, five hundred dollars; for con-
tiugeDt expenses of the Territory, one
thousand dollars.
TS|Titory Of Utah.-For salaries Of gov
e-nOr. chief Justice, two associate judges,
and secretary, thirteen thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Territory,
che thousand dollars
Gey.yitoyy of WashinglOn-FOr salaries of
governor, chief justice, two associate judges,
and secretary, fourteen thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Territory,
one thousand dollars
Te1yitOry Of WyOmjHg.-FOr salaries of
Governor and superintendent Of Indian
Affairs, chief justice, two associate judges,
ard secretary, thirteen thousand eight hun
d-ed dollars
For contingent expenses Of the Territory,
one thousand dollars.
District Of COiumbia.-F0r salary Of the
governor, three thousand dollars; for salary
Of the secretary, two thousand dollars; for
pay Of members Of the council, two thou
sand eight hundred and eighty dollars for
salaries of the members OF the board OF
public works. ten thousand dollars; for sal
aries Of the members of the board Of health,
az two thousand dollars each, ten thousand
dollars: provided, that no part Of the sum
hereby appropriated shall be paid to any
member Of such boards who shall hold any
other federal Office.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation Of the Secretary of the
Interior, eight thousand dollars Assistant
Secretary, three thousand five hundred dol
lars chief clerk four clerks of class four,
anv of whom may be paid two hundred
dollars extra, if the Secretary Of the Int
riOr deem it necessary iand proper; five
clerks of class four, one of whom may be
designated by the Secretary to act as super
intendent of the building, who shall re-
ceiye two hundred dollars additional com
Deusation per annum additional to three
disbursing clerks, three clerks of class
three, four clerks of class two, and one
clerk Of class one; one messenger, two as
sistant messengers at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each and three labOrers in
his office in all, fOrty-seVen thousand i've
hundred and forty dollars.
For one captain Of the watch, twelve
hundred dollars, and twenty-eight watch
men for the general service of the Interior
Department building, and all the bu-
reaus therein, to be allotted to day or
night service, as the Secretary of the In
terror may direct, twenty-One thousand
three hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery, furniture, advertising,
books and maps for the library, and mis-
cellaneous iteIBs, twelve thousand dollars.
For expenses Of packing and distributing
.5s1 Apanrnauta q
perintendent, five thousand dollars.
For rent and fitting up Of rooms for the
usp If the Pension Office and for the Bureau
of Education, sixteen thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of the department
building, ten thousand dollars.
For fuel, light, and salary of the engineer,
at fourteen hundred dollars, and repairs of
the heating apparatus, eighteen thousand
two hundred dollars
General Land Offce.-FUr Commissioner
of the General Land Office, three thousand
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
recorder. two thousand dollars; three prln-
ciDal clerks at one thousand eight hundred
dollars each; three clerks of class four,
tWentv-three clerks of class three, forty
clerks of class two forty clerks of class one:
one draughtsman, at one thousand six hun
dred dollars; one assistant draughtsTnan
at one thousand four hundred dollars two
MESSENGERS three assistant messengers,
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hundred and seventy-One thousand nine
hundred and twenty dollars. Also, for adj
ditiOral clerks on account OF military
bounty lands, viz: for principal clerk, two
thousand dollars; one clerk OF class three,
Porlr clerks of class two. thirty-tive clerks
of class one, and two labOreTs: in all, fifty
two thousand six hundred and forty dol
lars: provided, that the Secretary OF the
Interior. at his discretion, shall be, and he
is hereby, authorized to use any portion Of
said appropriation for piece work, or by the
tav. month, or year, at such rate or rates
as he may deem just or fair, not exceeding
a salary of one thousand two hundred dol
lars per annum.
For cash system, maps, diagrams, sta
tiunerv. furniture, and repairs of the same;
miscellaneous items, including two Of the
cfrv ncwspaDers to be filed, bound, and
preserved for the use of the office; adver-
Using and telegraphing; miscellaneous
items on account of bounty lands and mill
tarv patents, under the several acts, and
contingent expenses under the swamp land
act. twenty thousand dollars; to bring up
arrearages of work in the Land Office by
the employment Of thirty clerks of class one,
for one year only, thirty-six thousand dol
lars making a total appropriated for the
General Land Office of two hundred and
eighty thousand five hundred and sixty
dollars
Indian Office For compensation Of the
Commissioner 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 messen
GER. and one labOrer in all, thirty thousand
eight hundred and eighty dollars. For
temporary clerks, viz. for one clerk of
class three, seven clerks of class two, twelve
clerks of class one, and four female cOpyists
at nine hundred dollars each in all, TWEEN
tT-nine thousand four hundred dollars.
For blank books, binding, stationery,
fuel, lights, and miscellaneous items, in
Guiding two city newspapers, to be filed,
bound and preserved for the use of the,
office, five thousand dollars.
Pension OHcc.-For compensation of
Commissioner of Pensions, three thousand
dollars: chief clerk, two thousand dollars;
TWENTY-FIVE clerks of class four, forty
eirbt clerks of class three, seventy
six clerks Of class two, seventY-eight
clerks eff class one, sixteen female
coDvists at nine hundred dollars each,
one messenger, five assistant messengers,
and five labOrers in his Office; in all, three
hundred and forty-three thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For compensation of additional tempo
rarv clerks in the Pension Office Tor the
wear ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
and seventv-three, as follows: For four
clerks of class three, eight clerks of class
two, fOrtv-eight clerks of class one, nine
female copvIsts at nine hundred dollars
each seven assistant messengers, and five
laborars: Ia all, ninety one thousand nine
hundred and forty dollars.
For stationery, engraving and retOuchlDg