Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-30
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

For compensation of the Secretary of the In
terror, eight thousand dollars Assistant Secre-
| tary, three thousand five hundred dollars chief
clerk, two thousand two hundred dollars four
clerks Of class four, any of whom may be paid
two hundred dollars additional if the Secretary
of the Interior deem it necessary and proper /;
six clerks of class four, one of whom may be
designated by the Secretary to act as supern-
tendent of the building who shall receive two
hundred dollars additional compensation per
annum; additional to three discussing clerks.
six clerks of class three, six clerks of class two,
and six clerks of class one; three copyists, at
nine hundred dollars each per annum; three
messengers, two assistant messengers, at seven
hundred and twenty dollars each; and six La
borers III the Office in all, sixty nine thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars ergo =
For one captain of watch. one thousand two
hundred dollars, and twenty eight watchmen
ment building, and all the Bureaus therein, to
be allotted to day or night service, as the Secre
tary of the Interior may direct, twenty one
thousand three hundred and sixty dollars.
For stationery, furniture, advertising, tele-
graphing, and miscellaneous items, twelt thou
sand dollars. IEa a..l
For expenses of packing and distributing
official documents, including salary of superin-
tendent, seven thousand dollars. rs
For rent and fitting up rooms for the use of
the Pension Office and for the Bureau Of Edu>
cation, sixteen thousand dollars.
For casual repairs of the Department build
ing, including new windows for + street wing,
repairing ceilings and walls of model saloon,
painting and kalsomining and repairs to the
roof fourteen thousand dollars
For fuel, light, and salary of the engineer, at
one thousand four hundred dollars, and repairs
of the heating apparatus, eighteen thousand two
hundred dollars.
General Land Office. For Commissioner of
the General Land Office, three thousand dol
| lars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; record
fyn ND In11 IL II
at one thousand eight hundred dollars each
three clerks of class four twenty three clerks
of class three, forty clerks of class two, forty
clerks of class one one draughtsman, at one
thousand six hundred dollars; one assistant
draughtsman, at one thousand four hundred
dollars; two messengers, three assistant mes
sengers, seven laborers and two packers in all
one hundred and seventy one thousand nine
hundred and twenty dollars. Also, for addi-
tional clerks on account of military bounty
lands, namely: For principal clerk, two thou>
sand dollars; one clerk of class three, four
clerks of class two, thirty five clerks of class
one and two laborers in all fifty two thousand
six hundred and forty dollars: Provided, That
the Secretary of the Interior at his discretion,
shall be- and he is. hereby, authorized to use
any portion of said appropriation for piece
work, or by the day, month, or year. at such
rate of rates as he may deem just and fair, not
exceeding salary of one thousand two hum
dred dollars per annum. -,
a For maps, diagrams, stationery, furniture,
and repairs of the same; miscellaneous items
including two of the city newspapers, to be filed,
bound, and preserved for the use of the office;
advertising and telegraphing; miscellaneous
items, on account of bounty lands and military
patents under the several acts, and contingent
expenses under the swamp land act. thirty thou
sand dollars. I'll =
Indian Office For compensation of the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, three thou
sand dollars chief clerk. two thousand dol:
dollars; eight clerks of class three twelve
thousand eight hundred dollars; twelve clerks
of class two, sixteen thousand eight hundred
dollars nine clerks of class one, ten thousand
eight hundred dollars; four eopyists, at nine
hundred dollars each; one Waterman, one la
borer, one messenger, and one assistant messen-
ger; in all sixty thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars
For blank books binding, stationery, fuel,
lights and miscellaneous items, including two
city newspapers, to be filed, baund and pre-,
served for the use Of the Office, five thousand
dollars.
Pension Office. For compensation of Com
missioner of Pensions, three thousand dollars
chief clerk, two thousand dollars; twenty two
clerks of class four, fifty two clerks of class
three, eighty four clerks of class two, one hun
dred and twenty six clerks of class one, twenty
five, copyists, at nine hundred dollars each; six
laborers, four wrtchmen, one engineer, one
thousand four hundred dollars one assistant
engineer, one thousand dollars in all four
hundred and thirty eight thousand one hundred
and eighty dollars. -@ti-'
For stationery, engraving, and retouching
plates for bounty land warrants, printing and
binding the same, engraving and printing pens
certificates, Office furniture, and repairing
the same, and miscellaneous items including
two daily newspapers, to be filed, bound and
dection and investigation of fraud, seventy FIVE
thousand dollars.
United States Patent Office For compsnsa.
ton of the Commissioner of the Pstent Office,
four thousand five hundred dollars; for assis-
tant commissioner, three thousand; for chief
clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars three
examiners-in-chief, at three thousand dollars
each; examiner in charge of interferences, two
thousand five hundred dollars; trademark ex>
aminer, two thousand five hundred dollars :;
twenty four principal examiners, at two thon-
sand five hundred dollars each; twenty four
first as. stant examiners, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each ; twenty four second as
slstant examiners, at one thousand six hundred
dolla>s each, two of whom may be females ;
twenty four third assistant examiners, at one
thousand four hundred dollars each ; one libra
rian, two thousand dollars; one machinist, one
thousand six hundred dollars seven clerks of
class four, eight clerks of class three, thirty one
clerks of class two, and forty five clerks of
class one also, for thirty pekmanent clerks, at
one thousand dollars each 70 forty permanent
clerks, at one thousand dollars, each; for forty
permanent clerks, at nine hundred dollars each;
for teree skilled draughtsmen, at one thousand
two hundred dollars zach /; for thirty FIVE copy
lists of drawings, at one thousand dollars each :;
for one messenger and purchasing clerk, one
| thousand dollars for one skilled laborer one
thousand two hundred dollars for eight atten.
daats in model room, at nine hundred dollars
each; foI thity laborers, at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each: for six laborers, at six
hundred each: in all fur thousand eight hum
bred dollars 800 rs - rs
For contingent and miscellaneous expenses
of the Patent Office, namely: For stationery
for use of Office, repair of model cases. station
cry portfolios for drawings, furniture, repair
ing, papering painting, carpets, ice, advertising
! books for library, moneys refunded, printing
enSraved patent heads, International exchanges
plumbing, gas. fitting, extra labor on indexes
| and abstracts for annual reports, fitting rooms,
temporary clerks, laborers and other coutin-
| gencies, one hundred thousand dollars -
For -lithogIaphing. or otherwise producing
copies of drawings of current and bank issues for use
of the office and for.sae, including pay of Temporary
draughts. forty THOUSAND dollars.