Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-12
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the fOft!'
Second Congress.
PUBLISHED By Authority
GENERAL NATURE No, SCI

cIorlrS i'm his office, four thousand dollars.
For -survevor general of Washington
Territory two thousand five hundred dol
iors and for clerks in his Office, four thou
sand dollars.
Iowa two thousand dollars, and for clerks
in his office, six thousand three hundred
dollars. s...rr... .-...E
For surveyor general Of Montana Ter
ritorv, three thousand. dollars, and for
clerks in his office, four thousand dol
lars. #fI.
For surveyor general of Utah Territory.
three thousand dollars, and for clerks in
his office, four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory of
Wyoming, three thousand dollars, and
for clerks in his office, four thousand dol
lars. ...... .
For Surveyor general Of Arizona Ter
ritory, three thousand dollars, aud for
clerks in his office, three thousand dol
lars. ..-.-.......
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation of Commissioner of
Agriculture, three thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars; entomologist,
two thousand dollars; chemist, two thou
sand five hundred dollars assistant chem
ist one thousand six hundred dollars sG
perintendent of experimental gardens and
grounds, two thousand dollars; statistician 4
two thousand dollars; disbursing clerk,
one thousand eight hundred dollars Ii
brarian. one thousand eight hundred dol
lars; superintendent of seed room, 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; superintendent of fold
ing room, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; assistant superintendent of expert
mental garden and grounds, one thousand
two hundred dollars; assistant superin
| tendent of the seed room, one thousand
two hundred dollars three copyists, at
nine hundred dollars each; two attend
ands in museum, at one thousand dollars
each chief messenger eight hundred and
fifty dollars two assistant messengers;
one carpenter, at nine hundred and sixty
dollars; three watchmen and nine labor
ers making, in all, seventy-fiye thousand
eight hundred and ninety dollars.
For collecting statistics and compiling
and writing matter for monthly, annual,
and special reports, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For purchase and distribution of new
and valuable seeds and plants, fifty thou
sand dollars /; for expense of putting up
the same, for labor, bagging, paper. Irvine,
gum, and other necessary materials, i've
thousand dollars.
For labor on experimental garden, and
for flower pots, repairs to greenhouse, and
purchase of new plants and seeds for the
same, ten thousand 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, furniture, and water
and gas pipes, one thousand two hundred
dollars for keep of horses, fifteen hun
dred dollars for new furniture, one thou
sand dollars; for paper, Irvine, and gum
for folding room, three hundred dollars :;
for cases for the Department museum, one
thousand five hundred dollars; for collect
ing and modelling specimens of fruits and
vegetables, and collecting and preparing
specimens for the museum and herbarium
two thousand dollars for cases for the
library, one thousand dollars for entome-
logical works of reference, two hundred
and fifty dollars for botanical works of
reference, two hundred and fifty dollars ;
for repairs and changes, five hundred dol
lars; for works on chemistry, mineralogy,
and charts, five hundred dollars; for
chemicals and contingent expenses, seven
hundred dollars; for current agricultural
works for the library, two hundred and
fifty dollars; for miscellaneous agricultu-
raj periodicals, two hundred and fifty dol
lars; for completion of valuable sets in
the library, two hundred and fifty dollars;
for incidental and miscellaneous items,
VIZ, for advertising, postage, telegraph
ing, dry goods, soap, brushes, brooms,
mats, oils, paints, glass, lumber, hardware,
ice, purchase of old reports, five thousand
dollars; il all, twenty-five thousand five
hundred and fifty dollars. --.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
For compensation of the Postmaster
General, eight thousand dollars; three
Assistant Postmasters General, at three
thousand five hundred dollars each; SUI
perintendent of money order system, three
thousand dollars !; superintendent Of for.
eign mails, three thousand dollars chief
of division of dead letter office, two thou
sand five hundred dollars; chief clerk
two thousand two hundred dollars three
chief clerks, at two thousand dollars each
one additional chief clerk for money order
once, Two thousand dollars; additional to
one clerk OF class four, as discussing clerk
Two hundred dollars; fourteen clerks OF
class 1our, nifty eight clerks of class three
Cnree addl9lonal clerks of class three fol
money order office, forty-eight clerks III
class two, fifty-two clerks of class ono
fifty-seven female clerks, at nine hundred
dollars each ; two female transIators in
the bureau of foreign mails, and one female
translator in the money order office, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each: one
messenger and four assistant messengers
nine watchmen, fifteen laborers, anC
twenty-five clerks in dead letter office, a
eight hundred dollars each; for temporary
clerk hire, ten thousand dollars making
IN all, three hundred and ninety-fiV,
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For one clerk of class four, two clerks o
class two, one clerk of class one, and tw,
la6orers, additional force in the none,
order office, seven thousand two hundret
and forty dollars. =. - = -
For stationery, nine thousand dollars
for fuel for the General Post Office build
ing, including the Auditors office, sever
thousand four hundred dollars for gas
four thousand dollars; for plumbing an,
gas fixtures, three thousand, dollars: TO