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

a., h,,nf5r rcd doIIors ~ newspapers, two thousand
OFFICE OF MILITARY ,Jusr1cE.-For one chief
clerk at two thousand dolars one clerl, Of cinss
three; ono clerk of class one in all s,"r Ui eass
eight hundred dollars. d
For contingent expenses, five hundred dollars.
two thousand eight hundred dollars.
OFFICE OF THE INSPECroR-GENERAL.-For one
clerk of class three. one thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For compensation CT superintendent of the build
Ing occupied by the War Department, (wo hundred
and fifty dollars,) four watchmen and two laborers:
in ALL four thousand five hundred and seventy dol
lars.
the said building, ten thousand dollars.
For superintendent of building corner of Seven
teenth and Streets dwo hundred and fifty dollars
and four watchmen and two laborers in all, four
thousand five hundred and seventy dollars.
For fuel for warming the entire building, and for
operating the ventilati4-fan in summer, repairs Of
steam warming and ventilatng apparatus, pay OF
gineeer and fireman, mating and oil-cloth for halls
gas, withdrawing, and other Incidental expenses,
ten thousand dollars.
Paymaster-General, 1.-TWO hundred and fifty dollarsO
and for five watchnen and two laborers; in all, five
thousand two hundred and ninety dollars.
For rent OF building, and fuel and contingencies,
twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of the Navy,
eight thousand dollars for compensation Of the chief
clerk of the Navy Department, at two thousand two
hundred dollars and additional to chief clerk three
hundred dollars to continue while there is no assist
ant secretary, and no longer one disbursine CLERK
at two Thousand dollars four clerks of class fo,r
four clerks CT ss three, two clerks of class two
three clerks Of class one two messengers, and two
aborers IN ALL thlrty-fve thousand six hundred and
twenty dollars.
For stationery furniture, newspapers, and miscel-
laneous items, five thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DoCKs.-For civil epgi-
neer, three thousand dollars; chief clerk thou
sand eight hundred dollars; uraughtsma1 one thou
sand eight hundred dollars one clerk of class f,ur
two clerks of class three clerk of class two one
clerk of class one, messenger, and one laborer
in ALL fifteen thousand seven hundred and sixty dol
lars.
For stationery, books, plans, drawings, labor and
miscellaneous items, eight hundred dollars.
chief clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars !:
one clerk of class FOUR clerk of class three two
clerks Of class two, two clerks of class one one
senger, and laborer; in ALL eleven thousand nine
hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery, books. and miscellaneous items
| seven hundred and fifty dollars.
| BUREAU OF NAyIGArIoN.-For chief clerk one
thousand eight hundred dollars; one clerk of class
three clerk of class two, messenger and one
laborer in ALL SIX thousand three hundred and sixty
| dollars.
| For stationery, books and miscellaneous items,
| eight hundred dollars.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE-For chief clerk, Que
| thousand eight hundred dollars draughtsman, one
thousand eight hundred dollars; clerk of class
three, two clerks of class two, one messenger and
one laborer; in all, nine thousand five hundred and
| sixty dollars.
For stationery, books, and miscellaneous items,
| BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPATRIATION
chief clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars
| draughtsman, one thousand eight hundred dollars
clerk of class FOUR two clerks Of class three
clerks OF class two, one messenger and labOrer
IN all, twelve thousand nine hundred and sixty dol
| lars.
For stationery and miscellaneous items eight hun
| dred dollars.
BUREAU OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHIEF
clerk thousand eli ht hundred dollars; draugbts-
man, one thousand eight hundred dollars; one clerk
of class two, one thousand four hundred dolars one
ASSISTANT arangntsman one thousand two hundred
thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery and miscellaneous items, eight hun
| BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHING.-For
chief clerk one thousand eight hundred dollars; one
clerk OF class foar, two clerks of class three, two
clerks OF class two three clerks of class one
senger, and one laborer; in ALL fourteen thousand
| seyeu hundred and sixty dollars.
F9r stationery and miscellaneous items, eight hun
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND sURaERY.-For one
clerk of class four, clerk of class three one mes
senger, and one laborer; in ALL four thousand MIN,
| hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery and miscellaneous items, four hun
For super intendent, 1.-TWO hundred and fifty dol
lars) five watchmen, and two laborers for the build
ing occupied by the Navy Department; in all, iiv
thousand two hundred and ninety dollars.
For Incidental labor, fuel, lights, and mscellane
Gus items for said building, thousand dollars
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
For compensation of the Secretary of tho Interior
eight thousand dollars; Assistant Secretary, tire
thousand five hundred dollars; chief clerk two thou
sand two hundred dolars four clerks OF class four
any of whom may be paid two hundred dollars addi
tona II the Secretary Of the Interior deem it
may be designated by the Secretary to act as super
intendent of the building, who shall receive two hun
bred dollars additional compensation per annum
additional to three disbursng clerks six clerks Q
class three, six clerks Of class two and SIX clerks
class one; three copyists, at nine hundred dollar
each per annum; three messengers. two assistap
messengers at seven hundred and twenty dollar
each; and six laborcrs in the oce in all, sixty-nin
Thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
For one captain of watch, one thousand two hun
dred dollars, and twenty-eght watchmen for th
general service OF the Interior Department building
and all the Bureaus therein, to be allotted to day
night service, as the Secretary of the Interior ma
direct twenty-one thousand three hundred and sixt
dollars.
For stationery, furniture, advertising telegraph
Fling, and miscellaneous items, twelve thousand dol
lars.
For expenses of packing and distributing o6icis
documents including salary Of superintendent. seye
thousand dollars
For rent and fitting up rooms for the use CT tn
Pension-OHce and for the Bureau Of Education, sly
teen thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of the Department. building IN
Guiding new windows for L street wing, rcpairin
ceilings and walls of model saloon painting and ka
somining and repairs to the roof fourteen thousan
| dollars.
For fuel, light and salary of tho engineer. aft on
thousand four hundred dollars, and repairs of til
heating-apparatus, eighteen thousand two hundre
dollars.
| GENEIAL LAND OFFIcE.-For Commissioner of tll
General Land Office, three thousand dollars; chic
clerk, two thousand dollars; recorder two thousan
dcllars three principal Clerks at thousand eig
hundred dollars each; three clerks of class foirl
twenty-three Jerks of class three forty clerks c
class two forty clerks of class one draughtsm
at Que thousand six hundred dollars; one assistan
draughtsman, at one thousand four hundred dollars
two messengers, three assistant messengers, seve
| laboIers, and two packers; il ALL one hundred an
| seventy-o thousand nine hundred and twenty dol
lars. Also, for additional clerTs account of mill
tary bouEty-lands, namely For principal clerk tw
thouSand dollars: clerk of class three
Of class two, thirtyye clerks of class one. and tw
laborers; in all, ffty-two Thousand six hundred an
forty dollars: ProUtded, That the Secretary of th
INTERIOR at his discretion, shall be- and he is hereby
authorized to use any portion of said appropriate
Tor or y tine day or month or year.
exceeding salary Of one thousand two hundred dol
lars per annum.
| For maps, diagrams. stationery furniture and re
pairs of the same miscellaneous items including tw
OF the city newspapers to be filed, bound and prc
served for the usa of the office; advertising and tel
egraphing; miscellaneous items on account of bour
ty-lands and military patents under the several act.
and contingent expenses under the swamp-land ac
thirty thousand dollars.
INDIAN OFFICE.-For compensation of the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs three thousand dollars
CHIEF CLERK Two .noasaln dollars, hVe clerks o. cas
three twelve thousand eight hundred dollars lively
clerks OF class two sixteen thousand eight hpndre
hundred dollars; four copyists at nine hundred dol
lars each; 70 wachman one laborer, one messenger
nine hundred and eighty dollars.
For blank books, binding stationery fuel, lights
and miscellaneous items, including two city newspa
pers to be flel bound, and preserved for the use
the Office, five thousand dollars
| PENsIoN-OFFICE.-For compensation of Comm;t
soner of Pensions three thousand dollars chief eler
two thousand dollars: twenty-five clerks OF class
FOUR ytwo Clerks of class three eighty -four clerk
| of class two, one hundred and twenty-six clerks
class one, twenty-five copyists, at nine hundred do
lars each, one messenger. twelve assistant messei
gers, six latorers, four watchmen, one engineer on
thousand four humid, cd dollars; one assistant eng
neer, one thousand dollars; in all, four hundred an
thirty-eight thousand one hundred and eighty do
lars.
For stationery, engraving. and retouching plate.
for bounty-land warrants, printing and binding tn
same, engraving and printing penson-certifcate
ofhce-furniture, and repairing the same and misce
aneous items, including two daily newspapers, to
filed, bound and preserved for the Of the Off ce
and fer detection and investigation of fraud seventy
five thousand dollars.
| UNITED STATES PATENT FFIcE.-For compen
sation of the Commissioner of the Patent-Ofce fou
| thousand five hundred dollars; for assistant CON
missioner three thousand irs; for chief clerl
| two thousand five hundred dollars; three examir
ers-in-chief at three thousand dollars each; exam
| liner in charge of interferences, two thousand tiv
hundred dollars; trademark examiner, two thou
| sand five hundred dollars; twenty-fnpr principal OK
aminers. at two Thousand five hundred dollara each
twentyfour first assistant examiners one thorsan
eight hundred dollars each; twenty -four second az
sistant examiners, at one thousand six hundred do
lars EACH two Of whom may be females twenty-fou
third assistant examiners, at thousand four hur
| dred dollars each; one librarian two thousand do
lars one machinist, one thousand six hundred do
lars seven clerks of class four eight clerks of cas