The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27

nropriated, out of any money in the treas
nry moi otherwise appropriated for the
seryice of the fiscal year ending June
tbirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, for the objects hereinafter expressed,
namely:
LEGISLATIVE.
SENATE.
For conversation and mileage OF Sem
Gt0rs. four hundred and i've thousand dol
lars.
messengers, and others, receiving an an
uval salary in the service OF the Senate,
namely: Secretary of the Senate, four thou
sand three hundred and twenty dollars;
Ofsicer charged with disbursements OF the
Senate, i've hundred and seventy-six dol
lars; chief clerk, three thousand dollars,
and the additional sum Of one thousand
dollars while the said ONCE Is held by the
present incumbent, and no longer; princ1-
pal clerk, three thousand six hundred dol
lars. That on and after the fourth day Of
March, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, the President of the United States
shall receive in full for his services during
the term for which he shall have been
elected, the sum of tifty thousand dollars
per annum, TO be paid monthly; the Vice
President ofthe United States shall receive
In full for his services, during the term for
which he shall have been elected, the sum
OF ten thousand dollars per annum, TO he
paid monthly; and the Chief Justice OF inc
Supreme Court OF the United States shall
receive the sum of ten thousand five hun
dred dollars per annum; and the justices
0fthe supreme Court OF the United states
ahAll receive the sum of ten thousand dol
lArs per annum each, TO he paid monthly;
the Secretary of state, the Secretary OF the
Treasury, the Secretary Of War, the Secre-
tary of the Navy. the Secretary OF the In
tnrior, the Attorney General, and the Post
master-GeneTal shall receive ten thousand
dollars per annum each for their services,
20 be raid monthly; and each assistant
secretary OF the Treasury, State, and Inte-
rior DEPARTMENTS shall receive a. annual
compensation, to be raid monthly, six
thousand dollars; and the Speaker OF the
House of Representatives shall, after the
present Congress, receive in tuil, Tor all
his services, compensation at the rAte OF
ton thousand dollars per annum: and SEN
stOrs, Representatives, and Delegates In
Aahe Torty-second Congress. holding such
Office at the passage of this act, and whose
claim to seat has not been adversely de-
cided, shall receive seven thousand flve
hundred dollars per annum each, and this
shall be in lieu OF all pay and allowance,
except actual individual travelling ex-
peEsps from their homes to the seat of
government and return, by the most
direct route of usual travel, once for each
eession, Of the house to which such Sena-
tor. Member, or Delegate belongs, to be
certified TO under his hand TO the disburs-
ing officer, and filed as 10 voucher: Proride1,
That in settling the pay and allowances
of Senators. Members, and Delegates
IN the Forty-second Congress, all mile
age shall be deducted and no allowance
made for expenses of travel. And there Is
hereby appropriated sum sufficient 10
make the annual salaries OF such OF the
clerks In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
House of Representatives as receive two
thousand i've hundred dollars and up
wards and less than three thousand dol
lars, including the petition clerk and print
ing clerk, t.lree thousand dollars each; and
OF such as receive eighteen hundred dol
lars and upwards, and less than two thou
aand dollars, the SUN OF two thousand dol
lars each; and OF the Secretary Of the Sen
ate ard tre Clerk OF the House, five thou
sand dollars each; and of the chief clerk
and Journal clerk OF the House, while such
DOsitions are held by the present incum-
bents. 9ad no longer, three thousand six
hundred collars each: and Of the Door
keeper Of the House and the assistant door
keeper o. the Senate, while the position is
held by the present incumbents. and no
longer, thro0 thousand dollars each; and
OIths Postmaster tn the Senate, two thou
hand five hundred and ninety-two dollars;
aesistant- -postTr aster, two thousand dol
lare: and az two mail-arriers, one thou
card seven hundred dollars; and OF the
suLeriatencent and tlrSt assistant of the
Senate dccument-roOln, two thousand
hYe hundred dollars each; and second as
Gstant in slid dOcnment-sOOm, eighteen
hundred collars: aud of the additional
compensation to the reporters OF the House
\ and Senate for the Congressional Globe,
dftt en- hundred dollars each; and OF addi-
tional nay to the chief engineer OF the
House, three hundred and sixty dollars,
tSo as to egualiyo rs pay with that of the
chic engineer OF tie Senate.l And II Is
hereby provided that the increase Of cOm-
pensafion to the offlcers, clerks, and others
Ia the employ Of the Senate and HOuse of
Representative, for by this act, shall be-
gin with tie present Congress; and the
pay u all tho present employees OF the
benate and NOUse OF Representatives, in
Gluding the employees In the library of
COrgFpes ard th0Se under the Commits
eioter Of Public Buildings and Grounds,
now employed IN the Capitol building, and
also the House reporters, whose pay has
not been specifically increased by this act,
holding thesr places appointment under
the respective officers thereof, or by the
authority Of the committee OF contingent
expenses Of the Senate, or the Committee
0fAccnunts of the FOise, be increased fif-
teen per cent. of their present cOmpensa-
ton on the amount actually received and
TAyAl,le To them respectively from the be-
HifiTIfng of the present Congress, or from
The date of their appointment dGring the
nresent Congress, md WHO shall be actu-
ally employed at the passage Of this net,
and the amounts Of money necessary to
carry the foregoir z provisions into effect
ere hereby appropriated out OF any moneys
III TIE treasury not otherwise appropriate
Cd; principal e.ecItive clerk, Minute and
journal clerk, pRd financial clerk, in the
ofIce of the Secretary of the Senate, af
.thTeG thousand dollars elch; librarian ard
seven clerks in the Office Of the Secretary
Of the Senate, at two thousand five hCr-
dred dollars each; keeper of the stationery,
Two thousand four hundred dollars; assist
ant Keeper Of the stationery, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; one messenger, at
One'fA10usand two hundred and ninefy-siE
dollars; one page, At seven hundred and
sEanty collars; seFgSaht-et-Arms and
8 "a, four thousand three hundred
aN tyaFtty dollars PfOgidtd, That here
bE I'd EcC6tvo, directly or indirect.
FfllGin Rf b other eompensAti0B or elnOl.
ei5ts aseVog foT pertOrming thS duties
&ss * u Ssan"''iOn Herewith