Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-25

perlntendenU oil mills, nine hundred uUd |
thirty nme dollars; in all, five thousand |
eight hundred and siXty-eight dollars and !
seventy five cents.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia, Penn |
sylvania. One writer to paymaster, one
thousand and seventeen dollars and TWEEN
ty-five cents; one writer to inspector of
provisions and clothing, one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents
in all, two thousand and thirty-four dol
lars and fifty cents.
At the navy yard, Washington, District
of Columbia. One writer to paymaster,
one thousand and seventeen dollars and
twenty-gve dollurs.
At the navy yard, Norfolk Virginia.
One writer to paymaster, one thousand
aud seventeen dollars and twenty-five
cents.
At the navy yard, Marc Island, Califor-
mia. One writer to paymaster at one
thousand and seventeen dollars and TWEEN.
ty-tiVe cents one writer to inspector of
provisions and clothing, one thousand two
hundred and ninety-fve dollars and fifty
cents in all, ten thousand three hundred
and twelve dollars and seventy-fve cents.
For contingent expenses. For freight
and transportation to foreign and home
stations; candles; fuel; interior altera-
lions and fixtures in inspection buildings;
tools, and repairing same at eight inspec-
tons special watchmen at eight inspec-
| llOHS DOOhS anu Drinks stationery TEL
| egrams; postage and express charges
tolls, ferriages, and cars tickets ice and
incidental labor not chargeable TO other
| appropriations, seventy-five thousand dol.
| lars Provided, That an additional ration
of tea or coffee or sugar be hereafter allow
ed to each seaman, to be provided at his
first turning out"
| BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
For preservation of vessels on the stocks
| and in ordinary purchase of materials
and stores of all kinds; labor in navy
yards and on foreign stations; preserva-
ton of materials purchase of tools wear,
tear, and repair of vessels afloat, and gen.
eral maintenance of the navy; incidental
expenses, advertising and foreign hostages,
three million three hundred thousand dol
lars.
For protection of timber lands five
thousand dollars.
Civil establishment at the navy yard
Kttery, Maine For draughtsman, one
thousand four hundred dollars clerk oil
| store-houses, one thousand five hundred
dollars inspector of timber, clerk to ma.
val constructor, time clerk, and superin
tendent of floating dock, at one Thousand
{ four hundred dollars each in all, eigh
, thousand five hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Charlestown, Massa
chusetts. For draughtsman to naval con
.
: lars clerk to naval constructor, inspector
: of timber, time clerk, at one thousand fiv
/ hundred dollars each clerk of store
houses, one thousand two hundred dollars
= in all, seven thousand one hundred dol
= lars.
a At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York
For draughtsmau to naval constructor
= one thousand four hundred dollars cerl
!. to naval constructor, inspector of timber
l. and time clerk, at one thousand five hun
d bred dollars each; and clerk of stor
houses, one Thousand two hundred dollars
If in all, seven thousand one hundred dol
d lars.
At the navy yard, Philadelphia, Penn
|, sylvana. For draughtsman to naval con
e structor, one thousand four hundred dol
lars inspector of timber, clerk to navg
Q constructor, time clerk, and superintenG
ent of floating dock, at one thousand fou
e hundred dollars each in ALL eight thou
sand seven hundred dollars.
a. At the navy yard, Washington, DistriC
l. of Columbia For draughtsman to navl
constructor, one thousand four hundre
X dollars clerk to naval constructor, an
clerk of store houses, inspector of timbC
lie and time clerk at one thousand two hun
s. dred dollars each; in all, six thousan
a. two hundred d1llars.
Id At the navy yard, Norfolk, Virgins
For draughtsman to naval constructor an
n clerk of store houses, at one thousand fol-
I'd hundred dollars each time clerk, OF
thousand two hundred dollars; in all, fol-
IS thousand dollars.
n AT the navy yard, Pensacola, Florid
For clerk of store houses, one thousaI
"a, four hundred dollars.
ty At the navy yard, Mare Island, Colifo
mia. For draughtsman to naval construC
d, or, one thousand four hundred dollars j
NO spictor of timber, clerk of store house
clerk to naval constructor, superintendel
IL officiating dock and time clerk lat one tho
nd sand five hundred dollars each; III q
eight thousand nine hundred dollars.
III, For the purchase of a license to use
of all the works of the United States Gormt
pi- and Siegfried's process of temperiug ste
of for the term of their patents, ten thousal
di- dollars and for the purchase of the rig
re- to manufacture and use, on governme
sed vessels, the Emery and Cheney pate
nd elastic chain stopper and and surge
lever, twelve thousand dollars.
q. BUREAU OF STEAM-ENGfNEERING.
en-, For repairs and preservation of MACH
md cry and boilers on naval vessels, one m
ol- lion one hundred thousand dollars.
For fitting, repair, and preservation
rty yard machinery and tools, fifty thousa
dollars.
ent For labor In navy yards and static
bu- not before included, and incidental expe
cs, one hundred thousand dollars.
hu- For purchase and preservation of o
and coal, iron and all materials and and stol
TIL four hundred thousand dollars.
ol- Civil establishment at the navy va