New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-23

| OOuars eachi Tor eight attendants in model
room, at nine hundred dollars each: for
| thirty labOrers, at seven hundred and
| twenty dollars each; for six laborers, at
SIX hundred dollars each; in all, one hun
bred and torty-seven thousand two hundred
| dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous ex-
| penses Of the Patent Office, namely: For
| stationery tor use of office, repair of model
| cases, stationary portfolios for drawings,
furniture, repairing, paperiDg, painting,
| carpets, ice, advertising, books for library,
moneys refunded, printing engraved patent
heads, international exchanges, plumbing,
gas-htting, extra labor on indexes and ab-
| stracts for annual reports, fitting rooms,
temporary clerks, labOrers, and other CON
tingencies, ninety thousand dollars.
For photo-lithOgraphing, or otherwise
| producing copies of drawings of current
and back issues, for use of the office and
( for sale, including pay of temporary
| draughtsman, forty thousand dollars.
| bureau of EdtcUtiOn.-FOr Commissioner
! Of Education, three thousand dollars; chief
| clerk, two thousand dollars; one clerk Of
| class four; one statistician, with the com
! pensatiOn of clerk of class four; one clerk
| Of class three; one translator, with the
| compensation of a clerk Of class three; one
! clerk of class two; four cOpyists at nine
! hundred dollars each: one messenger,
| at eight hundred and forty dollars
| stationery, one thousand dollars Ii
brary: one thousand dollars cur
| rent educational periodicals, two hundred
| and fifty dollars; other current publica-
| tiOns, two hundred and twenty-five dollars;
! completing valuable sets of periodicals and
| publications in the library, two hundred
| dollars; collecting statistics, and writing
and compiling matter for annual and special
| reports, and editing and publishing circu-
| lars of information, thirteen thousand dol
lars final and 1irrh- ro1
enty-fve dollars; contingencies, one thou
sand two hundred and sixty dollars; in all,
| thirty-fOur thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars.
Surveyors General and Their Clerks.-For
compensation of surveyor general of Lou
isiana, two thousand dollars, and for clerks
in his office, two thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For surveyor general of Florida, two
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his
office, two thousand five hundred dollars
For surveyor general Of Minnesota, two
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his
Office, six thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general OF the Territory Of
Dakota, two thousand dollars and for
clerks N his office, six thousand three hun
dred dollars.
For surveyor general of Kansas, two
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his Office,
six thousand three hundred dollars
For surveyor general of Colorado, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his Office,
four thousand dollars
For surveyor general of New Mexico
three thousand dollars, and for CLERKS in his
Office, four thousand dollars
For surveyor general of California, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office,
eleven thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Idaho, three
thousand dollars, and Tor clerks in his Office,
four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general Of Nevada, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office, !
four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Oregon, two |
thousand five hundred dollars, and Tor clerks |
IN his Office, four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general Of Washington Ter |
ritOry, two thousand five hundred dollars, |
and for clerks in his Office, four thousand |
dollars.
For surveyor general Of Nebraska and |
Iowa, two thousand dollars, and for clerks !
in his office, six thousand three hundred |
dollars.
For surveyor general of Montana Terri
tory, three thousand dollars, and for clerks |
in his office, four thousand dollars.
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 dollars.
For surveyor general of Arizona Terri
tory, three thousand dollars, and for clerks
in his Office, three thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation of Commissioner Of
A griculture, three thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars: entomOIogist,
two thousand dollars; chemist, two thou
sand five hundred dollars: assistant chem
ist one thousand six hundred dollars; SUI
perintendent of experimental gardens and
grounds, two thousand dollars; statistician,
two thousand dollars; disbursing clerk, one
eight hundred dollars; superin-
tendent Of the seed room. one thousand
eight hundred dollars librarian, one thou
sand eight. hundred dollars; botanist one
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 folding room,
one thousand two hundred dollars; assist
ant superintendent of experimental garden
and grounds, one thousand two hundred
dollars; assistant superintendent of the
seed room, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; three cOpyists, at nine Hundred dol
lars each; two attendants in museum, at
one thousand dollars each; chief messen-
ger, eight hundred and fifty dollars; two
messengers; one carpenter, at
nine hundred and sixty dollars; three
and nine labOrers; making, in
all, seventy-fve 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, fer labor, bagging, paper, Irvine,
gum, and other necessary materials, five
dollars.
For labor on experimental garden, and !
for hOwer-pots, repairs to green house, and !
purchase of new plants and seeds for the
same, ten thousand dollars.
For stationery, two thousand dollars for
freight charges, Onethousand eight hundred
dollars; for fuel, one thousand eight hun
bred dollars; for lights, five hundred dol
lars; for repairs Of building, heating appa-
ratus, furniture, and water and gas pipes,
one thousand two hundred dollars; for
keep of horses. fifteen hundred dollars; for
new furniture. one thousand dollars for
paper, Irvine, and gum for fOlding-room,
.hree hundred dollars for cases for the
Department museum, one thousand five |
hundred dollars for collecting and model !
Nc specimens of fruits and vegetables, and |
and preparing specimens for the
museum and heTbarium, two thousand dol
ars for cases for the library, one thou
,and dollars for chronological. works of
two hundred and fifty dollars
or botanical works of reference, two hun
lred and fifty dollars for repairs and
Manages, five hundred dollars; for works on
chemistry, mineralogy, and charts, five I
hundred dollars for chemicals and con-
ingent EXPENSES, seven hundred dollars ,