The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-01

For contingent expenses Of the House of Rep



Y For contingent expenses of the House of Rep
reseuafives. namely:
For carriage, two thousand dollars
For clerks TO committees of the House Of Rep
resentatlves. twenty SIX thousand nine hundred
aad eighty dollars.
For folding documents, including pay of fold
nrs in the folding rooma and mate rials vne hun
dred thousand dollars
| For fuel, eight thousand dollars.
For horses aud carriages for transportation OF
mails. aud saddle horses for use of messengers,
| ten thousand dollars
For furniture and repairs of the same sixteen
| thousand dollars; and hereafter accounts for the
public property in the Capitol building, Presi
dent is house and Botanical garden shall be kept,
aud repors thereof made annually TO Congress
| only by The respective officers having he custody
| OF such property and responsible for the same
For packing boxes three thousand and twenty
dollars
For miscellan eous items including one hundred
dollars for contingent expenses of Capitol police,
| fifty thousand dollars: Proni1fd. That after the
expiration of toe Forty second Congress no pay
ment shall be made by he House OF Represent
tives. out Of its contingent fund or otherwise, to
either parry to contested election case for ex
ppnses incurred in prosecuting or defending the
same
For newspapers and stationery for Represen-
ta!iyes aud Delegates at one hundred and twenty.
five dollars each per annum. thirty six thousand
SIX hundred and twenty five dollars: and for
| stationery for committees and officers of the
| House. FIVE thousand dollars.
For twenty eight pages, including three ridin G
pages, the rate OF three d. liars per day while
| actually employed seventeen thousand seven hun
| drei and sixty dollars.
| For the usual ad itional compensation to the
reporters of tie House for the Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings of the House
| for the session of he Forty third Congress be
ginning the first Monday in December, eigh
teen hundred and seventy three, eight hundred
| dollars each, four thousand dollars
| PUBLIC PRINTING.
| For compensation of the Congressional Printer
| and the clerks and messenger IN his office, thin
teen thousand nine hundred and fourteen dollars
| For contingent expenses of his office, namely !:
| For stationery. postage, advertising. trayein G
| expenses horses and wagons. and miscellaneous
! Items, two thousand five hundred dollars.
| LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-.
| For compensation of the Librarian, four fhous-
aud dollars; aud for fourteen assistant libriri
ans. three at ito tn usand five hundred dollars
each; two one thousand eight hundred dollars
eacp one thousand six hundred dollars;
TWO III one ihousand four hundred and forty dollars
each }; three ut one Thousand Two hundred dollars
.acn; Two al one thousand dollars each and one
~, nine hundred AID sixty dollars err annum 10
tl twenty SIX thousand one hundred and forty
/ dollars.
| Cor purchase of books for the library eight
thousand dollars; for purchase of law books Tor
4 the library. two thousand dollars; for purchase
i vi flies vi periodicals and news papers thons
and ave nndred dollars; for expensesof exchang
tng public docnne us tor the iuhcai of for
e.gu governments tEau and five hundred
Joitai 8; IN ali thirteen thousand dollars.
the judges vi the Supreme Court TWO ,housand
'ioilhr-.
For cnuting cent expenses of said library, two
| thousand dollars.
For expenses of copyright business, five hun.
| tired dollars
For Botanic garden. gratlia-, draining pros
CURING manure. tools. tua aud repairs. and pnrs
chasing trees and shraDs under he direc' on Oh
the Library Commit &c Of Congress, five thousand
| dollars
For pay of Saperinten len aud assistants in &,
| ianic garden rern.houses, auu two addlt'o
| al aborers. under the direction of the Library
| Committee Of Con ress. Twelve thousand one
hundred ant forty'six dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
| For pay of clerk i'll the nlf;e OF public build.
| ,nys and grounds, one thousand four hunt,red
| dollars
For messenger in thc same office, eight hun
| bred and forty dollars.
| For the public gardener. one thousand four
| hundred and forty dollars
| For landscape gardener, one thousand eight
hundred dollars
FOR the laborer in charge of the water, closets
| in the Capis seven hundred and twenty dollars.
| For II forem.n and aoofers employed in the
public grounds. nineteen thousand two hundred
| and ninety six dollars.
| For tour !Abarers IN The C.po oil, two thousand
eight hun lred and eighty dollars.
| For fun mace keeper. in charge Of heating
! apparatus under the ODD bafi OF the fiouse OF
| Representatives, eght hundefed anu slxfy Tour
| dollars
! 70 furnace keeper at h. Presidents House,
| seven hun'ired and twenty dollars.
! Fortwo pot,eeinen at the Presidents House,
two hnusand six hundred and forty dollars.
| For one night Waterman at the President s
| House, nue hundred dollars. and one usher, one
| thousand hundred dollars.
| For two do ,rskeepers at the Presidents House
| one thousand two HUNDRED dollars each.
For two draw keepers at the bridge across the
| Eastern Branch of the Potomac. and Tor fuel, OIL
and lamps one thousand six hundred dollars.
| For wa Gilman i'll Franklin square, seven hun
| bred and twenty dollars. 3
For the pes son III charge of the heating.appara
tus OF the Library of Congress and other steam,
heating apparatus ia the central building, eight
hundred ami sixty -four dollars.
| For five wa,chmen in reservation number two,
three thousand six hundred dollars
! For Waterman at lincoln square, five hundred
and forty dollars.
For Waterman at lafayette square, seven hun
| drel aud twenty dollars
| For watchmau for circle at intersection of
Pennsylvania avenue aud Twenty-fourih street.
| FIVE hundred and forty dollars.
For one bridge keeper at Chain bridge, seven
| hundred and twenty dollars
For Waterman tor circle at intersection OF
/ Massachusetts, and Vermont avenues, five hun
dred and forty dollars.
For Contingent and incidental expenses, Two
thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation OF The President of the United
States. twenty five thousand dollars
For com pens of the Vice President Of the
Unled STATES. eight thousand dollars
| For compensation OF secretary to sign patents
| for pubic lands. one Thousand five hundred dol
| lars ~
For compensation o private secretary, three
thousand five huldreis ,oliars: assistant secreta-
ry, Two thousand hvc hundred dollars Two ex
ecutive clerks two thousand three hundred
and messenger at thousand two nun sred dol
lars. OF The President of The United States; IN
all, thirteen Thousand eight hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of the Executive Of
fee. including stationery therefor, Thousand
dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation OF he Secretary of State