The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-14
[GENERAL NATURE No. 5S.l

FoRTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
GENERAL NATURE No. $751;
AN ACT making appropriations for tn
naval service for the year ending Jun
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
-four. and for other purposes.
[Concluded.l
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AM
CLOTHING,
For provisions for the officers, seamen
and marines, one million five hundre
and forty.seven thousand and six hundre
dollars.
For purchase of water for ships, fort,
thousand dollars.
For ray Of the civil establishment at tn
several navy-yards under this bureau:
At the navy-yard, Boston, Massachu
sets: to writer's, one to paymaster and on
to inspector of provisions and clothing, a
one thousand and seventeen dollars and
twenty-five cents each in all, two thou.
sand and thirty-four dollars and fifty
cents.
At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York
Two writers to paymastcrs, at one thou
sand and seventeen dollars and twenty-five
cents each; assistant to inspector of pro.
visions and clothing, one Thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight dollars; writer
to inspector of provisions and clothing, one
thousand and seventeen dollars and twen-
ty-five cents; assistant superintendent OF
mills, nine hundred and thirty dollars ;
in all, five thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eight dollars and seventy-five cents.
AT the navy-yard, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania One writer to paymaster,
one thousand and seventeen dollars and
twenty five cents; one writer to inspector
of provisions and clothing, one thousand
and seventeen dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
cents; in all, two thousand and thirty
four dollars and fifty cents. ~
AT the navy-yard, Washington, District
of Columbia One writer to paymaster,
one thousand and seventeen dollars and
twenty-five cents.
At the navy-yard. Norfolk, Virginia !:
One writer to paymaster, one thousand and
seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents.
At the navy-yard, Mare island, Califor-
MIA: One writer to paymaster, at one
thousand and seventeen dollars and TWEEN.
ty-fiye cents one writer to inspector of
provisions and clothing, one thousand two
hundred and ninety-fiye dollars and fifty
cents in all, two thousand three hundred
and twelve dollars and seventy-five cents.
For contingent expenses For freight
and transportation TO foreign and home
stations; candles; fuel interior altera-
tions and fixtures in inspection buildings
tools, and repairing same at eight inspec-
tons special watchmen at eight inspec-
tons; books and blanks stationery tel
egrams hostages and express charges
tolls, ferriages, and car tickets ice and
incidental labor not chargeable to other
appropriations, seventy-five thousand dol
lars.
For the construction of eight steam ves-
sells of war, three million two hundred
thousand dollars: this appropriation to be
available from the passage of this act.
For preservation Of vessels on the stocks
and in ordinary purchase of materials
and stores of all kinds !; labor in navy
yards and on foreign stations preservation
of materials purchase of tools; wear,
tear, and repair of vessels ahoat, and gene
raj maintena ncc of the navy incidental
expenses, advertising, foreign hostages,
three million five hundred thousand
dollars.
For protection of timber lands, five
thousand dollars. t
Civil establishment at tho navy-yard,
Kittery, Maine: For draughtsman, one
thousand four hundred dollars /; clerk of
one thousand five hundred
dollars; inspector of timber, clerk to naval
constructor, time-clerk, and superinten-
dent Of floating dock, at one thousand and
four hundred dollars each; in all, eight
five hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Charlestown, Massa-
chusetts For draughtsman to naval con-
one thousand four hundred dol
lars; clerk to naval constructor, inspector
of timber, time-clerk, at one thousand five
hundred dollars each; clerk of store-houses,
one Thousand two hundred dollars in all,
seven thousand one hundred dollars.
At the nayy-yard, Brooklyn, New York /:
one Thousand four hundred dollars; clerk
to naval constructor, inspector Of timber,
and time-clerk, at one thousand five hum
dred dollars each and clerk of store
houses, one thousand two hundrsd dollars;
in all !, seven thousand one hundred dollars. |
At the nayy-yard, Philadelphia, Penn
'ylvania: For draughtsman to naval con-
,tructor, one thousand four hundred |
dollars clerk of store-houses, one thou
sand two hundred dollars inspector of
timber, clerk to navel constructor, time
clerk, and superintendent Of foating-dock,
one thousand four hundred dollars
Zach !; in all, eight thousand, seven hum
lred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Washington, District
If Columbia For draughtsman to naval
one thousand four hundred |
dollars; clerk to naval constructor and
clerk of store-houses, inspector of timber
md time-clerk, at one thousand two
hundred dollars each; in all, six thou
,and two hundred dollars.
At the navy-yard, Norfolk, Virginia:
For draughtsman to naval constructor, and
clerk of store-houses, at one thousand four
hundred dollars each !; time-clerk, one
thousand two hundred dollars in all, |
our thousand dollars.
AT the navy-yard, Pensacola, Florida:
For clerk of store-houses, one thousand
our hundred dollars.
AT the navy-yard, Mare island, Califor-
Ma: For draughtsman to naval construc-
or, one thousand four hundred dollars
Inspector of timber, clerk of store-houses,
clerk to naval constructor, superintendent
Of foating-dock, and time-clerk, at one
five hundred dollars each; in all,
light thousand nine hundred dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of ma
chinerY and boilers on naval vessels. one