The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-19

bureau Of Yards and Docks--For civil establish |
ment at the navy-yard, Klttcry, Maine: For |
draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer, at one |
thousand four hundred dollars each; for gate |
keeper aud detective, one thousand dollars;
and for messenger at commentaries onice, SIX |
hundred dollars making IN all, Tour thousand
four hundred dollars
For establishing gas-works and piping TO light |
the Kittcry nayy-yard, twenty thousand dol |
lars.
AZ the navy.yard, Cherlcstown, Massachu-
setts For assistant to civil engineer, one thou
sand 1--WE hundred dollars; for draughtsman
and ccrk to civil engineer, at one thousand four
hundred dollars each; for writer to command
ant, one thousand dollars for gate-kceper and
detective one thousand dollars and for mes
scnger to commandants office, SIX hundred dol
lars In all six thousand nine hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Brooklyn, New YORK: For
assistant 10 civil engineer, one thousand five
hundred dollars; for draughtslnan and clerk TO
civil engineer, 1T one Thousand four hundred
dollars each; for writer TO commandant, one
Thousand dollars for gate-kccper and detective
one thousand dollars; Tor mail-carrler, nine
hundred dollars; and for messenger for COM
inandants office, SIX hundred dollars In all,
seven thousand eight hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
For draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer,
ono thousand four hundred dollars each for
gatc-kccper and detective, one thousand dol
lars and for messenger for the Communicates
Office, six hundred dollars In all, four thousand
At the navy-yard, Washington, District of
Columbia: For draughtsman and clerk to civil
engineer, al one thousand four hundred dollars
each for gatc-keeper and detective, one thOu-
sand dollars for mail-mcssenger, one thousand
dollars; aud for messenger for commandments
| once, SIX hundred dollars; In all, five thousand
| four hundred dollars.
| At the navy-yard, Norfolk, virginia. FOR
| draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer, at one
| thousand four hundred dollars each for gate
! keeper and detective, one thousand dollarS
| and for messenger for commandments ofllcc, six
hundred dollars; in all, four thousand four hun
| drcd dollars.
| For The construction OF gas-works and piping
at the Norfolk navy-yard, Portsmouth, Virginia.
| ten thousand dollars.
AT the nayy-yard, Pensacola, Florida For
| Superintendent of yard Improvements, two
| thousand dollars; for gate-keeper and detective
| one thousand dollars for messenger for the of
lice Of the cOmmandant, six hundred dollars
In all, trhce thousand six hundred dollars.
| At the navy-yard, Mare island, California
| For assistant to civil engineer and draughtS-
man, one thousand eight hundred dollars; for
clerk to civil engineer, one thousand fye hun
drcd dollars for ate-keepcr and detective, one
| Thousand dollars; and for messenger for COM
mandant'S office, seven hundred and nifty dol
! lars in all. five thousand and fifty dollars.
At the naval station, Lcaugtle island Penn
sNlvania For draughtsman and clerk TO civil
| engineer, At one thousand -four hundred dollars
each in all, Two Thousand eight hundred dol
| lars.
Al the naval asylum, Philadelphia, rcnnsyl-
| Nania For supcriut cndent. six hundred dollars;
steward, four hundred ana eighty dollars; mat
ron three hundred and sixty dollars cook, two
| hundred and forty dollars; assistant cook, one
! hundred and siNtN-cght dollarS chief laln-
! dress, one hundred and ninctN-two dollars;
three lanudrcsScS, at one hundred and sixty
| at one hundred ana siXty-cight dollars each six
| l'borcrs, at two hundred and forty dollars each;
| Stahlc-kccpcr aud drivers, three hundred and
/ sixty dollars; mastcrs-at-arins, four hundred
| and eighty dollars: corporal, three hundred dol
/ lars barber. three hundred and sixty dollars;
| inr furniture, an1 repairs OF the same one
thousand dollars; Understanding and white
washing, eight hundred dollars; furnaces,
| crates, aud ranges, SIX hundred dollars: gas
| and wHtrr-rcnt, one thousand four hundred dol
lars; repairs OF all kinds, i've thousand dollars;
improvement Of cemetery, two thousand eight
| hundred and nifty dollars and for support of
"a
| itty-eight thousand four hundred and seventy
eight dollars; which sum shall be paid out of
| the income from the naval pension fund
For general maintenance of yards and docks,
viz: For general expenses Of the bureau Of
yards and docks: Freight and transportation of
materials and stores printing, stationery, and
ADVERTISING including the commandments Office;
books, models, maps, and drawings; purchase
and repair of frc-engineS machinery and pat
cnt-rghts TO use the same; repairs on steam
engines and attendance on the same ; purchase
and maintenance of oxen and horses, and driv-
ing teams, carts, and tinbcr-whecls for use In
the navy-yards, and tools and repairs OF same !;
postage and kilograms; furniture for govern;
| mcnt houses and offices in the nayy-yards coal
and other frel candles. oil, and gas; cleaning
and clearing up yards, and care OF buildings;
attendance on fires; lights; fire-cngincs and
apparatus; incidental labor at navy-yards wa
tcr-taX, and for toll and ferriageS; pay OF the
watchmen In the navy-yards; and for llags
awnings, and packing boxes, and for contingent
expenses of yards and docks, not exceeding
forty thousand dollars, nine hundred thousand
dollars.
of the medical department for surgeons nee
esSaries for vessels In commission, naNy-yards,
naval stations marine corps, and coast survey,
forty thousand dollars
For necessary repairs of naval laboratory,
hospitals, and appendages, including roads,
ing apparatus, sidewalks, fences, gardens, and
farms, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For pay OF the civil establishment under this
SETS seven thousand seven hundred and eighty
two dollars.
three hundred and thirty-two dollars.
At the hospital Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
six thousand nine hundred and niMety dollars.
umbia, four thousand nine hundred and twenty
six dollars.
At the hospital, Annapolis, Maryland four
thousand iive hundred and twelve dollars.
At the hospital, Norfolk, Virginia, five thou
sand four hundred and six dollars.
At the hospital Pensacola, Florida I'VE thou
sand and ninety-four dollars.
At the hospital Mare island, California, eight
thousand eight hundred and scventy-two dol
lars
At the hospital at Yokohama, Japan, two
thousand four hundred and seventy-eght dol
lars
At the naval laboratory, New York, six thou
sand four hundred dollars
AT the navy-yard, Charlestown, Massach,l-
sets, one thousand four hundred and eighty
dollars.
At the navy-yard, New York, one thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
one thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the navy-yard, Washington, District OF
Columbia, one thousand four hundred and
At the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia, one thou
sand four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the naval academy, Annapolis, Maryland,
one thousand two hundred and forty-two dol
lars
At the naval station, Mound city, Illinois, one
thousand four hundred and eighty dollars.
At the navy-yard, Kittery, Maine one thou
sand two hundred and ninety dollars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau,
freight on medical stores, transportation Of in
sane patients to the government hospital, adj
vertising, telegraphlng, purchase OF books, eX-
penses attending the naval medical board OF
examiners, purchase and repair OF wagons, hal-
ness purchase and feed OF horses, cows, trees,
, garden-tools and seeds, twenty-five thousand
: dollars
Buredu IF Procisions and Ciothing-For pro-
visions forthe officers, seamen, and marines,
one million fivc hundred and forty-seyen thou
sand and six hundred dollars.
For purchase OF water for ships, forty thou
sand dollars.
For pay OF the civil establishment ut the sew
cral navy-yards under this bureaus
, At the navy-yaid, Boston, Massachusetts: Two
: writers one to paymaster and one TO inspector
Of provisions and clothing, at one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents each
In all, two thousand and thirty-four dollars and
nifty cents.
At the nayy-yard, Brooklyn, New York Two
writers to payDiaSteis at one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents each
assistant TO Inspector OF provisions and cloth
ing, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight dollars writer to inspector OF provisions
and clothing, one thousand and seventeen dol
, lars and twenty-five cents; assistant superin-
: tendent OF mills, nine hundred and thlrty-nnc
dollars; In all, five thousand eight hundred and
siNty-eght dollars andseyenty-five cents.
Al the nayy-yard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:
: one writer TO paymaster one thousand and sew
entcen dollars and twenty-five cents one wri-
ter 90 Inspector of provisions and clothing, one
thousand and seventeen dollars and twenty-five
cents in all. two thousand and thirty-f0ur dol
lars and nfty cents
| At the navy-yard, Washington, District OF
Columbia one writer TO paymastcr, one thou
Z VII
cents.
Al the navy-yard, Norfolk Virginia one wri-
Ter 10 paymaster, one thousand and seventeen
| dollars and twenty-five cents.
AT the navy-yard, Mare island, California
: one writer TO paymaster at one thousand and
0 seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents; one
writer TO Inspector OF provisions and clothing,
4 one thousand two hundred and ninety-iiye dol
l lars ana nfty cents; In ALL two thousand three
/. | hundred and twelve dollars and snNentN- five