Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-01
Official.
LAWS OF THE
UNITED STA r. IL s. +,
PASSED AT THB
SECOND SESSION OF THE 42d CONGRESS.
General Nature, No. 5G.l
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Continued
AN ACT making appropriations for the legislative ex-
ecutiyo and judicial expenses Of the government for
tho year ending June thTtieth eighteen hundred and
seyenty-three, and for other purposes. 81, D,
atives Of the United States Of Amercan Congress
somblod, That the following sums be, and the same
~ not otherwise appropriated or the service Of tho
fiscal year ending June thrteth, eighteen hundred and
sevenyhreO, for the objects hereinafter expressed,
Comnfssioner of Internal ReueHus.-For Commits
sonor Of Internal Revenue six thousand dollars dep
uty commissioner three thousand Ave hundred dol,
lars two deputy commissioners, at three thousand
dollars each seven heads Of divisions at two thousand
four Orty-eight clerks Of class three ty two clerks
Of Glass two, twenty-cght clerks Of class one;
ty-nve oopyistS, at nine hundred dollars each
essengers three assistant messengers and fifteen la
borers, In all, three hundred aud sxty-threo
thousand seven hundred and forty dollars.
For dies paper, and for stamps four hundred thou
For salaries and expenses Of collectors assessors
sistant assessors, supervisors, detectives, and store
Keepers together with tho expense Of carrying into Of
feet the various provisions Of the several acts provd-
ing internal revenue, excepting itoms otherwise pro-
vided for four million seven hundred thousand dol
lars and hereafter the total net compensation OF col
lectors Of Internal shall In exceed four
thousand ave hundred dollars per annum.
For detecting and bringing 10 trial and punishment
persons guilty Of violating tho internal rovenuo laws
arc not provided for by law eighty thousand dollars
and from and aer tho passage Of this act the Secretary
than three persons assist the proper officers gov
ernmont in discovering and collecting belong
Ing 10 the United States whenever the same shall be
withheld by any person or corporation, upon such
terms and conditions as be shall deem best for Tho In.
terests Of the United States but no compensation shall
be paid 10 such persons except out Of tho money and
property secured and person shall be employed
under the provisions Of this clause who shall not have
dressed 10 tho Secretary Of tho Treasury the character
of the claim out Of which he proposes TO recover
laws BY Inc violation Of which tho same have been
withheld and tho name q the person, hr OF oorara-
tlon having thus withheld such moneysi and III any
person so employed shall receive attempt 10 receive
any money or other consideration nom any person. firm
or Corporation alleged thus 10 have withheld money
from tho United statos, except IN pursuance Of the
written contract made In relation thereto with the 500
rotary Of the Treasury, such person shall DO deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor and upon COMPLETION thereof
shall DO fined not less than ono thousand dollars i'm
prisoned not less than two years or both In tho dsoro-
tOn OF any court Of the United States having jurlsdio
ton and tho person employed shall BIO required
mako report OF his proceedings uudor such contract at
any time when required TO do so by the Secretary Of
LIaHr-IIousE BoARD.-For chief clerk of the Light
House Board two thousand dollars two clerks OF class
four two clerks OF class three clerk Of class two
one clerk Of class one, female oopyst one
ger and aboreri In all, thirteen thousand eight
B1Sst OF stati,tiesFor tho officer in charge of tho
Bureau Of Statistics two thousand five hundred dollars
chief clerk, two thousand dollars twelve clerks Of
class four eight clerks Of class three ton clerks Of class
two, Ave clerks Of class one yo copyiss at nine hun
dESd dollars each one sSSSege S9I adGCrSI ana one
slxty-Hve thousand four hundred and forty dollars.
For temporary clerks for the Treasury Department,
forty thousand dollars Provided, That hereafter
temporary clerk shall receive greater compensation
than the rate ofone thousand two hundred dollars per
annum for the time actually employed.
For stationery for the Treasury Department and It's
several Bureaus, my thousand dollars.
For postage, newspapers arranging and binding
oeed marine papers scaling ships registers, Of
horses for mail and Office wagon, repairs OF wagons and
harness washing towels, investigation Of accounts and
records, broOms, brushes orash cotton cloth, cane
ohamoisskins busters aour, keys lye Matches nails
oil, powders, repairing hand1stamps, sponge, soap,
taoks, wallpaper and the other miscellaneous items
required for the current and ordinary business OF the
Department, slxty-dYe thousand dollars
For furniture such carpets desks, tables, chairs,
shelving for erooms, boxes and repairs Of furniture
cases. oneloth, mating, rugs, eharcoVer and eush-
Ions repairs and laying OF carpets and other misoella.
neous articles Of the like character twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For coal, wood lighting the Treasury building bas.
kets, books, spittoons drop-lights and tubing les
blankkeys water-oooers tuInblers hatehots icepcks
mail sacks match saies and Matches pitchers towels
traps Thermometers, buckets dippers saws, and other
miscellaneous items, fifty thousand dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
Oee Of the assistant treasurer at New York For as
sstant treasurer, eight thousand dollars for deputy
assistant treasurer hToe Thousand six hundred dol
lars cashier and chief clerk, four thousand two hun