The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-29

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- For snrveyor.eeneral of The Territory of Dakota
two thousand dollars and for clerks III lis ONCE SIX
thousand three hundred dollars. =, , =,
For surveyor general of Kansas, two Thousand COL
lars and for clerks in his office seven thousand h'e
For surveyor-general of Colorado, three thousand
9 t,l and for clerks in his office, six thousand
For smy Jor general of New Mexico three thou
sum- uofs; and for the clerks in his office, six thou
sand three hundred dollars
Tor surVey0r-general of California three thousand
thousand dollars. " A'S oiiA0'' '"o-i'' NV
For saryeyorgsneral Of Idaho three thousand dol
lars. -0"i 'iioasAhu uoi-
ror suaveyQ[gener9l Of Nevada, three thousand
dollars; and for clerks in his Office six thousand
three hundred dollars H
For sqryeyor-general Of Oregon, two thousand Eve
hundred dollars; and for clerks in his ofiica I've
thousand four hundred dollars, N''
For surveyor-general Of Washington Territory,
two thousand five hundred do lars and for clerks IN
his Office, seven thousand dollars.
For encouragement of Nebraska and Iowa two
thousand dollars; and for clerks in his Office six
thousand three hundred dollars.
For encouragement of Montana Territory, three
thousand dollars; and for clerks in his Office, six
thousand dollars.
For encouragement Of Utah Territory, three
thousand dollars; and for clerks in his Office four
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For encouragement of the Territory Of wyoming
three thousand dollars; and for clerks in his office
six thousand seven hundred dollars.
For encouragement of Arizona Territory, three
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thousand dollars.
For recorder of land-titles in Missouri, five hun
'i'' va PosT-oFFIoE DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Postmaster-General, eight
thousan dollars; three Assistant Posmasters-G Gen
eral, at three thousand five hundred dollars each; SUI
perintendent of money system, three thousand
dollars; superintendent of foreign mails three thou
sand dollars. topograper of the Post-Ofice Depart
ment two thousand FIVE hundred dollars chief Of d.
sand five hundred dollars CHIEF of division of dead
letters, two thousand five hundred dollars; superin-
tendent OF Post-O building and dsbursing officer
two thousand three hundred dollars; chief clerk to
the Postmaster-G General two thousand two hundred
dollars; chief clerk to each Assistant Postmas-
terGeueral, at two thousand dollars each one chief
clerk in mvney-order office, two thousand dolla s.
chief clerk in office of superintendent CT foreign
mails, two thousand dollars; superintendent of blank
agency. one thousand eight hundred lars assist
ant superintendent of Dlank-agency, one thousand
six hundred dollars four assistants, at thousand
two hundred dollars each fourteen clerks of class
four, twenty five thousand two hundred dollars; six
tythree clerks OF class three one hundred thousand
eight hundred dollars; fifty clerks of class two sew
enty thousand doars sixty-nine clerks of class one
eghtytwo thousand eight hundred dollars; ifty-sev
en- female clerks at nine hundred dollars each one
messenger of the Postmarter-G General, nine hundred
dollars one messenger to each Assistant Postmaster
General, at eight hundred and forty dollars each
| four assistant messengers, at seven hundred and
| twenty dollars each; one captain of the watch, at
| one thousand dollars and nine watchmen and TWEEN
ty-fve laborers, at hundred and twenty dollars
each one engineer, one thousand six hundred dol
| lars; one assistant engineer, one thousand dollars
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two dollars one assistant carpenter, one thousand
dollars; one fireman and blacksmith, nine hundred
dollars; two firemen, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars; three female aborers, at four hundred ard
eighty dollars each, thousand four hundred and
forty dollars; stenographer, thousand eight
| hundred dollars; making in ali, four hundred and
twenty-six thourand seven hundred and thirty two
dollars. And the annual compensation of assistant
messengers, watchinen and laborers in the Pos-Of-
fee Department shall be seven hundred and twenty
dollars, and nomore; and SO much of section four Of
the act approved June eighth eighteen hundred and
and amend the statutes relating to the Post-Ofice
Department" as provides greater annual compea-
sation for said assistant messengers watchmcn, and
| laborers, is hereby repealed.
For temporary clerks, ten thousand dollars.
Contingent expenses, Post-Ofice Department:
For stationery, nine thousand dollars fuel for the
General Post-Ofice building, including the Auditor
office, thousand four hundred dollars for gas
three thousand doars teearapn b rsss
dollars; painting, one Thousand five hundred dollars
carpets three Thousand dollars; furniture, three
thousand five hundred dollars keeping horses and
repairing carriages. wagons, and harness. twelve hun
bred dollars; hardware, eight hundred dollars; mis-
cellaueons items seven thousand five hundred dol
lars making, in all, forty-three thousand nine hun
bred dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation of Commissioner of Agricultur,
three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two Thousand
dollars; entomologist, two thousand dollars; chem
ist, two thousand dollars; assistant chemist, on
thousand six hundred dollars; superintendent of ex
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lars; stastican, two thousand dollars; disbursins
clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars; superin
tendent Of seed room, one thousand eight hundred
| dollars librarian, one Thousand eight hundred dol
lars; botanist, one thousand eight hundred dollars
for salary OF microscopic, one thousand eight hun
hundred dollars four clerks of class four five clerk
OF class three, six clerks Of class two clerk
of GLASS one; engineer, one thousand four hundred
dollars; superintendent Of folding room one thou
SAID two hundred dollars; assistant superintendent
of experimental garden and grounds, one THOUSAND
two hundred dollars; assistant superintendent o
| fbpuaa nd fryah dad .Io1la,
three copyists at nine hundred dollars each; two at
PENDANTS in museum, at one thousand dollars each
! chief messenger eight hundred and fifty dollars
two assistant messengers; one carpenter, at min
hundred and sixty dolars; three watchmen an;
nine iaborers; making in all seventy-fvc Thousand
three hundred and ninety dollars.
For collecting statistics, and compiling and writn,
matter for monthly, annual and special reports, III
| teen thousand dollars.
For purchase and Distribution Of new and yalua
BILE seeds and plants, sixty thousand dollars for ex
pense of putting up the same, for labor, baggng
| paper, Irvine, gum, and other necessary materials
i've Thousand dollars.
For labor on experimental garden, and for fiowe
pots, repairs to greenhouse, and purchase of new
plants aud seeds for the same, ten thousand dollars
For stationery, two thousand dollars; for freight
charges, one thousand eight hundred dollars; fol
fuel, one thousand eight hundred dollars; for lights
five hundred dollars; for repairs of building heat
ing apparatus furniture and water and gas-pipes
thousand two hundred dollars for keep OF horses
one thousand five hundred dollars; for new furni
ture, one thousand dollars for paper, Irvine, ans
gum for folding-room, three hundr Il dollars fo
cases for the Department museum, one thousand flv
hundred dollars; for collecting and modelling speci
of fruits and vegetables and collecting and pre-
two thousand dollars; for for the library, fiv
hundred dollars; for chronological works of refer
euce, two hundred and fifty dollars; for botanical
works of reference, two hundred and fifty dollars
for works on chemistry, mneralogy, and charts flv
hundred dollars; for chemicals, and contingent ex
penses, seven hundred dollars; for current agrcul
tural works for the library, two hundred and fift
dollars; for miscellaneous agricultural periodicals
two hundred and fifty dollars; for Incidental an
miscellaneous items, for advertising, postage tee
graphing, dry goods, soap, brushes, brooms, mats
oils, paints, glass. lumber, hardware. ice, purchas
OF old reports, five thousand dollars; in ALL twenty
one thousand three hundred dollars
JUDICIAL.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
For the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of th
United States, eight thousand five hundred dollars
aud for eight associate justices, eight thousand dollar
each; in all, seyenty-two thousand five hundred do
lars.
For one retired Justice of the Supreme Cour
eight thousand dollars. And that the salary emon
uInents and fees of the clerk of the supreme cour
six thousand dollars per annum. and that the exceS
of fees collected by him above that sum shall be pa
into the treasury Of the United States; and tina
said clerk shall make semi-annual returns of TIL
amount of fees received by him to the Secretary O
the Treasury of the United States.
For nine circuit judges to reside In circuit, fifty
four thousand dollars.
For salary of the reporter OF the decisions of th
Supreme Court of the United States, two thousan,
five hundred dollars
For the salary Of the marshal OF the suprem
Court, three thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of The district judges of the Unite,
States including the salaries of the retired Judges
the eastern district of Texas, southern district
Ohio and eastern district of Michigan one hundred
and ninety-three thousand dollars.
For salaries of the chief justice of the suprern,
court of the District Of Columbia and four associat
Judges, twenty thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation of the district attorneys of tn
United States nineteen thousand three hundred ant
fifty dollars
For compensation of the district marshals of tn
United States, eleven thousand seven hundred dol
lars
For salary of the warden, of the jail in the Dis
trct Of Columbia, two thousand dollars.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of five judges of the Court of Claims
at four thousand five hundred dollars each the chic
clerk, three thousand dollars; and assistant clerk
two thousand dollars; bailif, thousand Ave hun
dred dollars and messenger thereof; in all twenty
nine thousand eight handred and forty dollars
For stationery, books, fuel, labor, and other con
tingent and miscellaneous expenses, three thousan
dollars; for reporting tie decisions Of the couIi
clerical hire, labor in preparing and superintendent
the printing of the reports Of the Court of Claiml
to be paid on the order of the court one thous,n
dollars.
To pay judgments of tho Court of Claims. e,u
hundred thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL For compens,
of he Al fo1,t