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

ers-in-chef, at three thousand dollars each; exam
liner in charge of interferences two thousand five
hundred dollars; trademark examiner, two thou
sand five hundred dollars; twentyfnpr principal ex-
aminers. at two Thousand five hundred dollara each
eight hundred dollars each tyenty-four second as
sistant examiners, at one thousand six hundred dol
lars each, two of whom may be females; twenty-four
third assistant examiners at one thousand four hun
dred dollars each one librarian, two thousand dol
lars; one machinist one thousand six hundred dol
lars seven clerks of class four, eight clerks of class
three, thirty0ne clerks of class two and forty-ye
clerks of GLASS one aso for thirty permanent clerks
at one thousand dollars each; for forty permanent
clerks at nine hundred dollars each three skilled
draughtsmen, at one thousand two hundred dollars
each; for thirty-fye copyists of drawings, at one
thousand dollars each for one messenger and pur-
chasing clerk, one thousand dollars; for one skilled
aborer, Thousand two hundred dollars for eight
attendants in model-rOOm, at nine hundred dollars
each for thirty aborers at hundred ana TWEEN
ty dollars each for six aborers at six hundred dol
lars each in all four hundred and seventy-two thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous expenses of the
Office, namely For stationery for use of Of
flee, repair of model cases, stationery portfolios for
drawings, furniture, repairing, paperiug, painting
carpets, ice advertising, books for library moneys
refunded, printing, engraved patent-heads interna-
tional exchanges plumbing, gas-ftting, extra labor
on indexes aud abstracts for annual reports, fitting
rooms, temporary clerks laborers and other contin-
gencies, one hundred thousand dollars.
For photo-lithographing, Or otherwise producing
copies of drawings of current and back issues, Tor
use of the office and for sale including pay oil teppo
ir,y
For oto-thographing, or otherwise prousuo a
plates for the Official Gazette Including pay U 9n
ployees engaged on the Gazette forty Thousand ooi
lars. ,,,;,- mr. otber1vise nroducinc
COMES Of the weekly issue of drawings To- be attached
ttooppatents and copies, forty thousand dollars. ,
~ IBUREAU OF EDUcATIoN.-For Commissioner OF
Education three thousand dollars; chief clerk, Two
tbonsand dollars; clerk of class four one Stats
tcian, with the compensation Of clerk Of class Jour
one clerk of class three one translator with inc COM
ponsaion of clerk of class hree enc clerk OF class
Two: four copyists at nine hundred dollars each one
messenger at eight hundred and forty dollars; sta
tiouery ono thousand dollars; library, one tnousn1d
dollars current educational periodicals. Two nuhu ne
and fifty dollars; other current publications sw Sn
hundred and twenty-five dollars completing valua-
bic sets of periodicals and publications IN the
two hundrsd dollars collecting statistics anu ". VIZ
ing and compiling matter for annual ana specie re-
ports and editing and publishing cfc,aa5 n u ut
nation, thirteen thousand dollars; fuel anu nents,
two hundred and seventy-fve dollars contlngehcles,
one thousand two hundred aud sixty doiinrs IN all,
thirty-four thousand eight hundred and ty dollars
SURvEYORs-tiENERAL AND THEIR CLEkkS.-for
compensation of encouragement of Louisiana, two
thousand dollars and for clerks in his office, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
For encouragement of Florida, two thousand dol
lars: and for clerks In his Office, three thousand five
hundred dollars.