The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-16
[aRnERAL NAruRE-No. 81

FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
GENERAL NATuRB-No. 5i.]
AN ACT making appropriations for thu
legislature. executive and judicial expenses Q
the government for the year ending un'
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-four
and for other purposes
[ooSTISuED.l
PUBLIC PRINTING.
For compensation OF the Congressional Prin
ter and The clerks and messenger in his Office
thirteen thousand nine hundred and fourteen
dollars.
Far contingent expenses of his office, namely
s'9r stationery postage, advertisig, travelling
expenses, horses and wagons, and miscellaneous
items, two thousand live hundred dollars
LIBRARY OF coNGRBss.
For compensation of the Librarian, four thous
sand dollars and tor fourteen assistant hbarari
ans, three at two thousand five hundred dollars
each two at one thousand eight hundred dol
lars each one at one thousand six hundred dol
lars two at one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars each three at one thousand two
hundred dollars each two at one thousand dol
lars each and enc at nine hundred and sixty
dollars per anpum in all, twenty-six thousand
one hundred and forty dollars.
For purchase of books for the library, eight
thousand dollars ; for purchase of law books for
the library, two thousand dollars for purchase
of files of periodicals and newspapers, one thou
sand five hundred dollars; for expenses of ex
changing public documents for the publications
hundred dollars in all, thirteen thousand dol
lars.
For the purchase of new books of reference fol
the judges of the supreme Court two thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses of said library, two
thousand dollars
For expens of copyright business, 1--WE hun
For Botanic garden, grading, draining, pro
curing manure, tools, fuel, and repairs, and
purchasing trees and shrubs, under the direction
Of thn ihpnr ~ n OFaC "
thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent and assistants in
Botanic garden and greenhouses, and two adj
ditional laborers, under the direction of the
Library Committee of Congress, twelve thous
and one hundred and forty six dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For pay of clerk i'll The office of pnbliC
buildings and grounds, one thousand four hun
dred dollars,
For messenger in the same Office, eight hun
dred and forty dollars
For the public gardener, one thousand foui
hunGr ID and forty dollars.
For a landscape gardener one thousand eight
hundred dollars. atg
For the laborer in charge of the water-closets
in the Capitol, seven hundred and twenty
dollars
For foreman and labore1s employed in the
public grounds nineteen thousand two hundred
and ninety dollars.
For four laborers in the Capitol, two Thousand
eight hundred and eighty dollars.
For furnace-seeper, in charge OF heating. appa
ratus under the old hall of the House o.
Representatives. eight hundred and sXty-fou
dollars
For furnace. keef err at the Presidents House
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For two policemen at the Presidents
House, two thousand six hundred and forty dol.
lars.
For one night-watchman at the Presidents
House, nine hundred dollars. and usher, one
thousand two hundred dollars.
For two dooikeepers at the Preside It's House
one thousand two hundred dollars each.
For two draw-keepers at the bridge across
the Eastrn Branch of the Po omac, and fol
fuel, oil, and lamps, one thousand six hundred
dollars.
For Waterman in Franklin sqna,e, 8. ven hun
dred and twenty dollars.
For the person in charge of the heating-appara
tus of the Library of Congress and other steam
heating apparatus in the central building, eigh
hundred and sixty-f,ur dollars.
For five Waterman in reservation number tw O.
three thousand six hundred dollars.
Forwatchman at Lincoln square, five hundred
and forty dollars.
For Waterman at Lafayette square, sever
hundred and twenty dollars
For Waterman for circle at intersection OF
Pennsylvania avenue 'and twenty fourth street
five hundred and forty dollars
For one bridge-keeper at Chain bridge sever
hundred and twenty dollars. '
For Waterman tor circle at intersection 0
Massachusetts and Vermont avenues, five hun
dred and forty dollars.
For contingent and incidental expenses TIVE
thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE
For compensation of the President of tn,
United States twenty-five thousand dollars.
For compensation of the .Vice-President o
the United S ates eight thousand dollars.
For compensation of secretary to sign pat
ents for public lands one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For compensation to private secretary, tire,
thousand five hundred dollars assistant secre
tary, two thousand five hundred dollars tw,
executive clerks at two thousand three hundred
dollars each, steward at two thousand dollars
and messenger at one thousand two hundred
dollars, of the President of the United States
in all, thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars
For con tingent expenses of the Executiv
Office, Including stationery therefor, six thous
and dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation of the Secretary of State
eight thousand dollars; two assistant secretare
of state, at three thousand five hundred dollar
each; for chief clerk two thousand five hur
dred dollars ten clerks OF class four, additions
compensation to one clerk of class four as dii
bursting clerk, nine clerks of class three thre
clerks OF class two, eight clerks for class one.
messenger. one assistant messenger, nine Ii
borer5, and four Watchmen in all, seventy. fou
thousand eight hundred ana twenty dollars.
For publishing the laws of the third sessio
of the Forty-seoond Congress in pamphlet form
and in newspapers, fifty thousand dollars
proof-reading, and packing the laws an
documents for the various legations and consr
lates, including boxes aux transportation of tn
same, three thousand dollars; for stationary
furniture, fixtures and repairs, five thousan
dollars; for books and maps, two thousand f1v
hundred dollars; for extra elerk-hire an
copy ing, four thousand dollars; for contingen
expenses, namely, rent, fuel lights, repairs. I'm
miscellaneous expenses, thirty-two thousand n,
hundred dollars; in all, forty seven tho lsan
dollars.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SRoRETARY's OFFICE For compensation of til
Secretary of the Treasury. eight Thousand do
lars twoassistant secretaries of the Treasur,
at three thousand five hundred dollars each
chief clerk. two thousand two hundred dollar
and three hundred, dollars additional for &C
ing as superintendent of the building forty
nine clerks of class four, additional compens;
tIon OF two hundred dollars to one clerk of ella.
four as disbursing clerk, thirty clerks of ella!
three twenty-six clerks Of class two, twent,
seven clerks CT class one thirty-two fema
clerks, DIT nine hundred dollars EACH eleye
messengers one assistant messenger, o. nd ten Il
borers; one clerk of class four, and one clerk
class one, assist the chief clerk in supernl en-
Ing the building; one captain of the watch, OF
thousand fonr hundred dollars one enginee
enc thousand six hundred dollars one machini
and gas filter, one thousand two hundred do
lars one storekeeper, one thousand four hu
bred dollars; sixty watchmen, at seven hundr'
and twenty dollars each, and additional TO Nv
of said watchmen, acting as lieutenants ofwatc
men, two hundred and eighty dollars each thi
ty laborers, at seven hundred and twenty dolla
each one assistant engineer, at one tnousar
dollars nine firemen, at seven hundred al
twenty dollars each; ninety charwomen, at o
hundred and eighty dollars each in all, thr
hundred and sixty-six thousand three hundr
dollars and for additional clerks and addition
compensation to clerks in his Office, twenty-tN
thousand five hundred dollars.
SUPERVISING ARcHITEcT.-ln the constructs
branch of the Treasury For Supervising Arc
-itect four thousand dollars; assistant supt
ssing architect, two thousand five hu
dred dollars: chief clerk, two the
sand dollars; photographer, two thousa
five hundred dollars Two assistant photOgrar