The Portland daily press., 1872-10-07

ror contingent and miscellaneous expenses of the
Patent Otce, namely For stationery for use of of
hse repair of modelcases stationary portfolios for
drawings, furniture, repairing, papering, painting
carpets, ice, advertising books for library MONEYS
refunded printing engraved patent-heads, interna-
tionai exchanges, plumbing, gas-fttng, extra labor
on indexes and abstracts for annual reports, fitting
rooms temporary clerks, laborers and other contin
gencies, ninety thousand dollars
For photo-lithographing, OF otherwise producing
COPIES OF drawings OF current and back issues for
OF the office and for SALE including pay of Temporary
draughtsman, forty thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF EDUCATIoN.-For Commissioner of
Education three Thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
Thousand doars one clerk of class four; one Stats
t1cla with The compensation of clerk of class four
one clerk of class three; one translator with the
compensation of clerk of class three; one clerk of
CLASS TWO; Tour copyists, at nine hundred dollars
each one messenger, at eight hundred and forty
collars; stationery, one thousand dollars; library,
Gals, two hundred and fifty dollars; other current
publications, two hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
completing valuable sets of periodicals and nnblica
lions in the library, two hundred dollars; collecting
statistics, and writing and compiling matter for an
nual and special reports, and editing and publishing
circulars OF information, thirteen thousand doars
fuel and lights, two hundred and seventy five dol
lars; contingencies, one thousand two hundred and
sixty dollars; in all, thirtyfour thousand eight hum
dred and fifty dollars.
SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR CLERKs.-For
CONDENSATION OF surveyor general of Louisiana two
thousand dollars, and for clerks in his office two
For surveyor general of Florida, two thousand dol
lars, 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 in his ONCE six
Thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Kansas, two thousand dol
lars anu LOT 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 dol
For surveyor general of New Mexico, three thou
sand dollars, and for clerks in his Office four thou
sand 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 fer clerks in his Office four thousand dol
lars.
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 for clerks in his office, four
thousand dollars
For surveyor general of Washington Territory, two
thousand hve hundred dollars and for clerks in his
offise, 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 office, four
Thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Utah Territory three thou
sand dollars, and for clerks in his Office four thou
sand dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory of Wyoming,
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four thousand dollars.
For surveyor general of Arizona Territory, three
Thousand dollars and for clerks in his office, three
thousand dollars. ......-.-
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation of Commissioner of Agriculture,
three thousand dollars; chiefcerk two thousand dol
lars; entomologst, two thousand dollars; chemist,
two thousand five hundred dollars assistant chemist,
Thousand six hundred dollars; superintendent of
experimental gardens and grounds, tive thousand
dollars. atatiStjcan thousand dollars.
ing clerk thousand eight hundred dollars; super
intendent of seed room, one Thousand eight hunered
dollars; librarian, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars botanst, 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 engn
eer, thousand four hundred dollars; superntsnd
emit Of folding groom, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; assistant superintendent of experimental gar
den and grounds, one thousand two hundred dollars;
assistant superintendent of the seed roOm thou
sand two hundred dollars; three copyists, at nine
hundred dollars each; two attendants 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 aborers; making, in all,
seventy-fve thousand eight hundred and ninety dol
lars.
For collecting statistics and compiling and writing
matter for monthly annual and special reports, f-
teen thousand dollars.
For purchase and distribution of new and valuable
seeds and plants, fifty thousand dollars for expense
Of putting up the same for labor, bagsing, paper,
twne gum, and other necessary materials five thou
sand 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 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 f
teen hundred dollars; for new furniture, thou
sand dollars for paper, Irvine, and gum for folding
room, three hundred dollars; for for the De-
paItment museum, one thousand five hundred del
lars for collecting and modelling specimens of fruits
and vegetables and collecting and preparing speci-
mems for the museum and herbarium, two thousand
dollars; for for the library, thousand dol
lars for chronological works of reference two hun
dred and fifty dollars; for botanical works of refer
ence, two hundred and fifty dollars for repairs and
changes five hundred dollars; for works ON ehems-
try mineralogy, and charts five hundred dollars for
chemicals and contingent expenses, seven hundred
dollars for current agricultural works for the libra
ry, two hundred and fifty dollars; fer miscellaneous
agricultural 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,
tee2raphing, dry goods SOAP brushes brooms, mats,
of old reports five thousand dollars; in ALL twenty
two thousand five hundred and fifty dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
For compensation of the Postmaster General, eight
thousand dollars; three Assistant Postmasters Gen
eral, at three thousand five hundred dollars each;
superintendent of Inoney-order system, three thou
sand dollars superintendent of foreign mails, three
thousand dollars chief of division of dead-etter of
flee, two thousand five hundred dollars; chief clerk,
two thousandve hundred dollars three chief clerks
at two thousand dollars each one additional chief
clerk for money office, two thousand dollars;
additional to one clerk of class four as disbursne
clerk, two hundred doars fourteen clerks of class
FOUR eight Clerks OF class three three additional
clerks of class three for Office rtyeght
clerks of class two, ftytwo clerks of class ONE fifty
seven female clerks, at nine hundred dollars each;
two female translators in the bureau of foreign mails
and female translator IN the money-orer office,
at one thousand.two hundred dollars each: one mes,
senger and four assistant messengers; nine watch
men, fifteen aborers, and twenty-five clerks in dead
letter Office at eight hundred dollars each; for tenn
porary clerk-hire, ten thousand dollars making, in
all, three hundred and ninety-fve thousand seven
hundred dollars
For one clerk of class four two clerks of class two
clerk of class one and two laborers, additional
force in the money-order Office seven thousand two
hundred and forty dollars.
For stationery nine thousand dollars; for fuel for
the General Post Office building, including the Audi
tors Office, seven thousand four hundred dollars;
for gas, four thousand dollars for plumbing and gas
fixtures three thousand dollars; for telegraphing,
three thousand dollars for painting, one thousand
five hundred dollars; for carpets, one thousand dol
lars; for furniture, two thousand dollars for livery
seven hundred and fifty dollars; for hardware eight
hundred dollars for engineer thousand six hum
dred dollars; for assistant engineer one thousand
dollars; for fireman and blacksmith, nine hundred
dollars; for two firemen, one thousand four hundred
and forty dollars; for six laborers, four thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars; for one watch
man, seven hundred and twenty dollars; for one
carpenter, one thousand two hundred and ffty-tws
dollars for three assistant messengers two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars for two female labor
ers nine hundred and sixty dollars; for female
laborer at two hundred and forty dollars; for
tngent expenses seven thousand five hundred dol
lars; in all, ffty-four thousand nine hundred and
ninety-two dollars.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of War, eight
thousand dollars; chief clerk at two thousand five
hundred dollars two clerks at two thousand dollars
three clerks of class four for additional to clerk
OF class four, disbursing clerk, two hundred dol
lars for six clerks of class three, three clerks of
class two, eight clerks of class one, messenger
three assistant messengers, laborer in ALL forty
seven thousand two hundred and twenty dollars.
To enable the Secretary eff War to have the rebel
to time for the Of tho government including also
an additional sum for the contingent expenses of his
office, eleven thousand dollars; and for the payment
of clerks employed in the examination and settle
ment of Claims arising from the collection and or
ganizatiOn Of volunteers during the late war; fol-
lows: four clerks of class four three clerks of class
thu ee twenty-seven clerks of class two and twelve
clerks of class one: one fireman, at seven hundred
and twenty d0llars one messenger at three hundred
and sixty dollars per annum and for incidental
penses eight thousand dollars; and two additional
clerks of class one to aid in examining the rolls of
the of eighteen hundred and twelve, to secure,
within reasonable time, the decision Of cases of vet
Grams of that war, now pending in the Pension Blu
reau; making in all, the further OF seventy-ive
thousand six hundred and eighty dollars, which is
hereby appropriated.
For contingent expenses, seven thousand dollars.
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL.-For chief
clerk two thousand dolars two clerks of class four
nine clerks of class three clerks Of class
two twentysx clerks of class one, and two messen-
gers; in all, ninety thousand six hundred and eighty
dollars.
For contingent expenses, ten thousand dollars
OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMAsTER GENERAL
For chief clerk two thousand dolars three clerks of
class four eight clerks of class three twenty clerks
Of class two seventyfye clerks of class one; thirty