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

sation of clerk of class three one clerk of class
two; four copyists, at nine hundred dollars each;
one messenger, at eight hundred and forty dollars ;
stationery one thousand dollars; library. ten thou
hundred and fifty dollars other current publications.
liable sets Of periodicals and publications in the ii
brary. hundred dollars collecting statistics and writ
ns sna ana ess
nation, thirteen Thousand dollars; fuel and lights
ons thousand I two hundred and sixty dollars in al
thirty four thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars.
General and t h Fos
doars and for clerks in his office, two Thousand i've
For surveyor general in Florida, two thousand dol
Iars and for clerks in his Office, three thousand hVe
hundred dollars. tt 4i1 %. - IA,
ESs and sai IN his Se
For surveyor genera: of the Territory of Dakota,
thousand three hundred dollars:
For surveror general of Kansas. two thousand dol
Iars and for clerks in his Office seven thousand dol
For surveyor general of Colorado, three thousand
dollars and for clerks in his office six thousand three
For surveyor general of New Mexico. three thou;
Sand dollars and for clerks in his Office SIX
For surveyor general of California three thousand
dollars and for the clerks in his office. twenty i've
For surveyor general of Idaho three thousand dol
lars and for clerks in his Office four Thousand del
For surveyor general of Nevada. three thousand
dollars and for clerks in his office, six thousand three
hundred dollars. 35l4tH t j-- -,
For surveyor general of Oregon, two thousand five
hundred dollars and for clerks in his office, five thou
For surveyor general Of Washington Territory. two
thousand five hundred dollars; and for clerks IN his
Office. seven thousand dollars; ,..,,i,-o
sand three hundred dollars. .0f ~ ~
For surveyor general of Montana Territory three
thousand dollars and for clerks in his Office six thou
| sand dollars.
sand dollars land for clerks ID his Office four thousand
For surveyor general of the Territory Of Wyoming
three thousand dollars and for clerks in his office, sx
thousand seven hundred dollars. t5-fE..
For surveyor general Of Arizona Territo-y. three
For recorder of land titles in Missouri, FIVE hundred
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. 'd.'..'s.
For compensation of the Postmaster General, eight
at three thousand five hundred dollars each; super
ntendent of money orper system three thousand dol
dollars; toposrapher Of the Post ofics Department
two thousand i've hundred dollars; chief Of division
hs i Ss of maj" sb c Tsa
supernt e0dIana of Post oce building ihl
and disbursing officer, two thousand three huns
| bred dollars; chief clerk to the Postmaster
| General, two thousand two hundred dollars !;
| one chief clerk to each Assistant Postmaster
| General, at two thousand dollars each; one,
| chief clerk in moner order Office, two thousand
| dollars one chief clerk in Office of superin-
| tendent of foreign mails two thousond dollars ;
superintendent of blank agency, one thousand
| eight hundred dollars assistant superintendent
| of blank agency, one thousand six hundred
doloIs four assistants, at one thousand two
| hundred dollars; fourteen clerks of elias four,
| twenty five thousand two hundred dollars; six
ty three clerks of class two. seventy thousand
dollars; sixty nine clerks of class one, eighty
two thousand dollars fifty seven female clerks
| at nine hundred dollars each; one messenger
OF the Postmaster General nine hundred dol
lars one messenger to each Assistant Post
master General, at eight hundred and forty
dollar each ; four assistant messengers, at sew
en- hundred and twenty dollars each one cap
tain of the watch. at one thousand dollars, and
nine watcbmen and twenty five laborers, at
seven hundred and twenty dollars each; one
engineer, one thousand six hundred dollars;
one assistant engineer, one thousand dollars;
one carpenter, one thousand two hundred and
fifty two dollars one assistant carpenter, one
thousand dollars; one fireman and blacksmith,i
nine hundred dollars; two firemen at seven
hundred and twenty dollars each, ane thousand
four hundred and forty dollars; three female
laborers, at four hundred and eighty dollars /;
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars /;
one stenographer, one thousand eight hundred
dols rs making in all, four hundred and TWEEN
ty six thousand seven hundred and thirty two
dollars. And the annual compensation of as
sistant messengers, watchmen and labOrers in
the Post Office Department shall be seven hun
dred and twenty dollars, and no more and so
much of section four of the act approved June
eighth. eighteen hundred and seven two; enti-
tied IAN act to revise, consolidate, and amend
the statutes relating to the Post Office Depart
ment" as provides greater annual compensa-
ton for said assistant messengers, watchmen,
and laborers, is hereby repealed. -.-.r3 h. .iL f.
For temporary clerks, ten thousand dol
lars. r- r.... 4
Contingent expensas, Post Office Depart
ment I ''--i-. ~.
For stationery, nine thousand dollars fuel
for the Geneotl Post Office building, including
the Auditor office, seven thousand four hun
dred dollars for gas, four Thousand dollars
plumbing and gas gxtures. three thousand dol.
lars; telegraphing, three thousand dollars
painting, one thousand five hundred dollars
carpets three thousand dollars furniture, three
thousand five hundred dollars; keeping horses
and repairing carriages, and harness, twelve
hundred dollars hardware, eight hundred dol
lars miscellaneous items, seven thousand five
hundred dollars; making, in all, forty thou
sand nine hundred dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation of Commissioner of Agri-
culture, three thousand dollars, chief clerk,
two thousand dollars; etomologist, two thou
sand dollars; chemist, two thousand dollars
assistant chemist one thousand six hundred
dollars; superintendent of experimental gar
dens and grounds, two thousand dollars Sta
tistician, two thousand dollars; disbursing
clerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars;
superintendent of seed room, one thousand
eight hundred dollars librarian one thousand
eight hundred dollars botanist, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; for salary of mcrosco-
pist, one thousand eight hundred dollars; four
clerks of class four, FIVE clerks of class three,
six clerks of class two seven clerks of class
one engineer, one thousand four hundred dol
lars; superintendent of folding room, one thou
sand two hundred dollars assistant superin-
tendent of experimental garden and grounds,
one thousand two hundred dollars; assistant
superintendent of the seed room one thousand
two hundred dollars; three copyists at nine
hundred dollars eack two attendants in must
UNI, at one thousand dollors each; chief mes
senger, eight hundred and fifty dollars /; two as,
sistant messengers; one carpenter, at nine hum
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