The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-24

hundred dollars per annum VA ~ a'sa
Fl, For cash system, maps, diagrams, stationery,
| Gus items, including two of the city newspapers,
| 10 be hlcd, bound, and pseserved for the use of
the office; advertising and telegraphing miscel-
laneous items on account of bounty lands and
military patents, under the several acts and con-
| tingent expenses under the swamp-land act,
| twenty thousand dollars; to bring up arrcar-
| ages of work in the Land Office by the em-
| ployment of thirty clerks of class one,
| for one year only, thirty-six Thousand dollars
| making a total appropriated for the General
| Land Office OF two hundred and eighty thousand
| five hundred and sixty dollars.
| INDIAN OFFIcR.-For compensation of the Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs, three thousand dol
| lars chief clerk, two thousand dollars three
clerks of class four, seven clerks of class three
five clerks of class two, one messenger, one assist
ant messenger, and one laborer; in all, thirty
| thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars. For
| temporary clerks, viz for one clerk of class
tlrree seven clerks of class two, twelve clerks of
class one, and four female copyists at nine hun
| dred dollars each; in all, Twenty-Five thousand
| four hundred dollars.
For blank Books, binding, stationery, fuel lights
| and miscellaneous items, including two city
| newspapers, to be filed, bound, and preserved
for the use of the office, five thousand dollars,
| PENSION OFFIcE.-For compensation of Com
| missioner of Pensions, three thousand dollars
chief clerk. two thousand dollars; twenty-five
clerks of class four forty-eight clerks of class
three, seventy-six clerks of class two, seventy
| eight clerks of class one, sixteen female
| copyists at nine hundred dollars each.
one messenger, five assistant messengers,
and five laborers in his offices in all, three hun
| bred and forty-three thousand eight hundred
| dollars.
| For compensation of additional temporary
clerks in the Pension Office for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
| as follows For four clerks of class three eight
| clerks of class two forty-eight clerks of class
one, nine female copysts at nine hundred dollars
each, seven assistant messengers, and five labor
ers; in all, ninety-one thousand nine hundred
and forty dollars. ' "
For stationery, engraving and retouching
| DOunty-llnu warrants.
| binding the same, office furniture and repairi ng
| the same, and miscellaneous items, inoludi ng
| two daily newspapers, to be filed, bound, and
| preserved for the use of the office; and Tor the
detection and investigation of fraud, seventy-five
| thousand dollars. .... ..... ....... .'-..
sation of the Commissioner of the Patent Office;
four thousand five hundred dollars for assistant
commissioner, three thousand dollars; for
] chief clerk, two thousand five hundred
| dollars; three examiners-in-chief, at three
thousand dollars each examiner in
| charge of interferences, two thousand
five hundred dollars; trademark examiner two
| thousand five hundred dollars; twentyfour prin-
| ciple examiners, at two thousand five hsndred
collars each; twenty-four first assistant examin-
| ers, at one thousand eight hundred dollars each;
| twenty two second assistant examiners, at one
| thousand six hundred dollars each, two of whom
may be females, one librarian, two thousand dol
| lars; one machinist, one thousand six hundred
| dollars six clerks OF class four eight clerks of
class three, hfty-1ive clerks of class two, and
| forty.tive clerks of class one; making, in all,
three hundred and twenty thousand six hundred
| dollars. - .f U#r.H.rs ..s.-.... .... 81. ...,- d.
| For thirty permanent clerks at one thousand
| dollars each for forty permanent CLERKS, at
nine hundred dollars each; for three skilled
draugh tsmen, at one thousand two hundred dol
lars EACH for thirty-ive copyists of drawings, at
| the rate of one thousand dollars per annum
each; for one messenger and purchasing clerk
one thousand dollars; for skilled laborer, one
| thousand two hundred dollars; for eight attend
| ants in model-room, at one thousand doll ars
each; for eight attendants in model room. at nine
| hundred dollars each; for thirty laborers, at
| hnn lrnI p,1ft tu pllarS noh
| laborers, at six hundred dollars each in all. ono
hundred and forty-seyen thousand two hundred
| dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous expenses of
the Patent Office, namely For stationery for use
of office, Ieltir of model-cases, stationary port
folios Tor drawing, furniture repairing, papering
painting, carpets, ice, advertising, books for
| library, moneys refunded, printing engraved
patent heads International exchanges, plumbing,
gls-iltting, extra labor on indexes and abstracts
| for annual areports, fitting rooms, temporary
clerks, laborers, and other contingencies, ninety
| thousand dollars. p ..r.fE sst . HEEH0a
For photolthographing, or otherwise pro-
ducng copies of drawings of current and back
issues for of the office and for sale; including
pay of temporary draughtsman, forty thousand
dollars. -r- . 49,. ....
BUREAU OF EDUcATIoY.-For Commissioner of
| Education, three thousand dollars; chief clerk,
| two thousand dollars one clerk of class four
| one statistcian, with the compensation of u
clerk of class four 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; library, ono thousand dollars
| current educational periodicals. two hundred and
| fifty dollars other current publications, two
| hundred and twenty-five dollars; completing
| valuable sets of periodicals and publications in
| the library two hundred dollars collecting sta
| tistics, and writing and compiling matters Tor
annual and special reports and editing and pub
| fishing circulars of information, thirteen thou
| sand dollars; fuel and lights, two hundred and
| seventy-fiVe dollars; contingencies one thousand
two hundred and sixty dollars in all, thirty four
/ thf,Ip Il I'M had RI ifxy <n1ln
| SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR CLERWs.-For
compensation for surveyor general of Louisiana,
two thousand dollars, and for clerks i'll his office,
| two thousand five hundred dollars 80
| For surveyor general OF Florida, two thousand
dollars, and for clerks in his office, two thousand
| five hundred dollars. ID ..
| For surveyor general of Minnesota two thou
sand dollars, and for clerks in his Office six thou
! sand three hundred dollars. ...ssr aE arsa.
/ For surveyor general of the Territory of De
kota two Thousand dollars, and for clerks in his
Office six thousand three hundred dollars.
| MFor surveyor general of Kansas, two thousand
dollars, and for clerks in his office, six thousand
| three hundred dollars. .. w. "-F f-a
| For surveyor general of Colorado three thou
| sand dollars, and for clerks in his Office, four
| For surveyor general of New Mexico, three
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office, four
| For surveyor general of California, three thou
sand dollars, and for clerks in his office. eleven
| thousand dollars. "a E..-...-. .. .-a1s.s.- .-.
| For surveyor general of Idaho, three thousand
dollars, and for clerks in his Office four thousand
dollars.
| For surveyor general of Nevada; three thou
sand dollars, and for clerks in his Office, four
| thousand dollars.
| For surveyor general of Oregon, two thousand
| five hundred dollars and clerks in his Office four
thousagd dollars. '.a.Gag.
For surveyor general of Washington Terrific
| Ty, 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 Territory,
three thousand dollars and for clerks in his oloe,
| four thousand dollars. $50 EF1 IFEEr. .rHE = Il
For surveyor general of Utah Territory, three
thousand dollars and for clerks in his Office four
| thousand dollars. # -.eaf y. gs1.r... d..
For surveyor general of the Territory of Wy
oming, three thousand dollars, and for clerks in
his Office, four thousand dollars EE a...IrT I. /
For surveyor general of Arizona Territory,
three thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office,
three Thousand dollars. .a.e 5#. b. -
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