Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1873-07-11

sand one hundred and sixty dollars clerk at the
per day private secretary TO the Speaker two thou
sand one hundred and two dollars and forty cents
twenty dollars Provided, That hereafter he shall ro-
celye, directly or Indirectly fees or other compen
es Of The oco. or in connection herewith. otherwise
than Aforesaid clerk 70 the sergeantatArms, two
one thousand asht hundred dollars
messenger 10 the Scrgeant-aArms, thousand four
hundred and forty dollars Doorkeeper two thousand
Ave hundred and ninoty-two dollars first assistant
dOorkeeper, two thousand Ave hundred and ninety
dollars Postmaster, two thousand Ave hundred and
ninety-two dollars first assistant postmaster, two
thousand and lightweight dollars four messengers, at
one thousand seven hundred and twenyeight dollars
eachi ten maicarriers, three at thousand seven
hundred and twentyeght dollars each, and seven at
one thousand and eighty dollars each Chaplain Of the
thousand three hundred and eighty dollars each
perintendent Of the folding-room two Thousand one
ant superintendent Of the documentroom at two thou
sand one hunqred and sixty dollars each, document
hecerk, one thousand eight hundred dollars eleven
messengers, Ave at one thousand eight hundred dol
lars, and six at one thousand four hundred and forty
dollars each twelve messengers during the session, at
the rate Of thousand tour hundred and forty dollars
each per ahnum, ten thousand and eighty dollars hi
seven Sborers during The session at tbe rate Of seven
hundred and twenty dollars per annum and one la
boTor at eight hundred and twenty dollars
For contingent expenses OF the Hou5e OF Representa-
uves namely
Fer carriage, two thousand dollars,
For clerks 10 committees OF the House Of Representa-
tyes, twenty-six thousand nine hundred and eighty
dollars,
For folding documents, including pay Of folders in
the ioldingrooms and materials one hundred thousand
For iue,, eight thousand dollars.
For horses aud carriages for transportation Of mails,
and addle-horses for Of messengers ten thousand
doll ,rs.
For furniture and repairs Of tho same sixteen thou
sand dollars, and hereafter accounts for tho public
and Botanical garden shall DO kept aud reports there
Of made annually to Congress only by the respective
officers having the custody Of such property and res
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For packirg-boxes, three thousand and twenty dol
For miscellaneous items including ono hundred dol
lars for contingent expenses Of Capitol police, hty
thousand dollars Provided That after the expiration
of the FotysocOnd Congress no payment shall be made
by the House Of Representatives, out Of its contingent
fund otherwise, TO either party to contested cleo
ton for expenses incurred In prosecuting deond
| ing the same.
For stationery and newspapers for Representatives
and Delegates, at hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars
each per annum, thirtysx thousand SIX hundred aud
twenty-five dollars and for stationery loy committees
For ty-oight pages including three rdlng-pagos
at the rate # three dollars per day while actually
dollars
For the usual additional compensation to the report
of the House for the Congressional Globe for report
Ing the proceedings Of tho House for the session Of the
Forty third Congress beginning on the first Monday in
December, eighteen hundred aud seventy-hree, eight
hundred dollars zach four thousand dollars.
Public Printins-For compensation Of the Congress
ional Printer and the clerks aud messenger in his of
fec, hsreen thousand nine hundred and fourteen dol
| lars
D expenses
stationery, postage advertising, travelling expenses,
horses and wagons and miscellaneous items two thou
sand five hundred dollars
Library of COngress-For compensation Of the Libra
ran, four thousand dollars aud for fourteen slant
librarians, three at two thousand Ave hundred dollars
each two at one thousand eight hundred dollars each;
at one thousand six hundred dollars two at one
thousand four hundred and forty dollars each three
at ono thousand two hundred dollars each two at one
thousand dollars each and one nine hundred and
sixty dollars per annum; in ALL twenty six THOUSAND
one hundred and forty dollars
For purchase of books for the library eight thousand
dollars for purchase Of lawbooks for the library two
thousand dollars for purchase Of hles Of periodicals
and newspapers, one thousand Eve hundred dollars /;
for expenses Of exchanging public documents for the
publications Of foreign governments, thousand i've
hundred dollars; in all, thirteen thousand dollars.
For tho purchase Of new books OF reference for the
Judges Of the Supreme Court two thousand dollars
For agent expenses OF said library, two thou
For EXP, nscs Of copyright business, five hundred
For botanic garden, grading, draining, procuring
manure tools, fuel and repairs and purchasing trees
tee Of Congress, five thousand dollars
For pay vi superintendent aud assistants in Botanic
garden and greenhouses and two additional lahorers
under the direction of the Library Committee Of Con-
sress twelve thousand hundred and forty-six dol
lars.
Public Buildings aud Grounds-For pay Of clerk in
the Office of public buildings and grounds, thous-
and four hundred dollars.
For messenger in the same office, eight hundred and
forty dollars.
For the public gardeuer, thousand four hundred
For landscape gardener, one thousand eight humid
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For the aborer in charge Of the water.osets of the
! Capitol, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For n foreman and lahorerl employed in the public
grounds nineteen thousand two hundred and ninety
SIX dollars.
For four laborers in the Capitol two thousand eight
For nrnaee-keeper in charge Of g-apparatu u.
under the old hall Of the House of Representatives
ei ght huuiTed and sixty-iOur dollars.
For furnace keeper at the Presidents House, seven
hundred and twenty dollars.
For two policemen at tho Presidents House. two
thousand SIX hundred and forty dollars.
For one night-wachman at tho Presidentss House,
nine hundred dollars and one usher, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
For two doorkeepers at the Presidents House. one
thousand two hundred dollars each.
FOR two drawkeepcrs at the brdge across the East
Branch Of the Potomac, and for fuel oil and lamps,
| one thousand six hundred dollars.
For watchman In franklin square, seven hundred
and twenty dollars
For the person Ia charge Of the heating OF
the LDrary OF Congress and other steam-heafng appa
ratu' in the central building eight hundred and sixty
tour dollars.
For Ave watchmen in scryaton number two, three
thousand six hundred dollars
For watchmau at Lincoln square, i've hundred aud
forty dollars.
For Waterman at Lafayette square, seven hundred
aud twenty dollars.
For Waterman Tor circle ut intersection Of Psnnsyl
Vania avenue aud Tweuty-iourth street, live hundred
aud forty dollars.
For Que Bad .e-kceper at Chain fridge, seven hund
! red and twuutA dollars.
for wstehuiu ior Oirco ut inters sctou OF Misaetu
| -.tts AM Vermont avenues, hle hundred and iylt
| dollars
For contingent and Incidental cApens,s two thou
Executive Fu compensation OF tho President ct tn,
United atatgs, w eEp-iyo tlousaud dollars
comp -atHn Cd ne fire-'iesd ut OF Cleo lu.ts
! States e ait thousand dHiiHfs
for compensation Of secretary ~ ssu pg.euts .ui
puzzle lands. one thousand five hundred du.ar
For compensation 90 private secretary, three Ga. "a
saud i've hundred dollars assistant secretary, tw,
Two thousand three hundred dollars each, steward al
two thousand dollars, AM messenger at ono thousa ID
two hundred dullars, of tho President Of the UnteC
states' in althIteen thousand eight hundred dollars
For contingent okpotscs OF the Executive Office, ID
culius stationery therefor, six thousand dCllars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation Of the ssrotary Of State, eight
thousand dollars two isant secretaries Of state,
three thousand five hu idred dollars each for chic
class four, additional compensation one clerk o
class four discussing clerk, nine clerks Of class three
slant messenger nine laborors aud
tour watchmen' in all, seyentyiour thousand eigh
For publishing the laws OF the third session Of the
Forty Congress In pamphlet form, and in news
For prooireading, and packing the laws and docu.
ments for the various Legations and consuates nolud
ing and transportation Of the same, three thou
sand dollars for stationery, furniture, fixtures and
pairs, five thousand dOars for books and maps, two
copying, four thousand dollars for contingent eKpe
SEES, namely rent iuei, lights, repairs and miscelnn
eous expenses, thirtytwo thousand i've hundred dol
lars in ALL iosty-reven thousand dollars.
Treasury DEPARTMENT
Sc rary' On,r.-For eompe cation OF the Seer ary
tho IT ury, csh thousand dollars two assist eert
1 y q
Chief clerk two ousand Two hundred dopnrs aud tn
hundred dollars odditl0na for acting sup rinend NJ
the buidngi 70 ty-nne clerk II class four additional com
pensa Of two hundred do lars clerk Of class four
Disturbing clerk, hiry clerks OF olas ee twenty =,
clerks Of class wo wcntyeyen clerks Of class on; thr
two female clerk. nlns hundred dolri each Of yea
messen ers, assistant messenger and t3l hborers ono
clerk clss four, aud clerk OF class one 10 asst tn
chief clerk ia experimenting the building one captain
the watch thouand four hundred doirsi Que ca 4
r. one thousand six hundred dollir; one mlcnest and
gas-ltt,r, ON thousand Two hundred d,tts one s a :
keepci thousand four hundred dollars sixty watch
IN u 30 gycu huudIed and twenty dollars each and ad d
ZION TO tw, n sid watchmen 10 ing as leulpnin.s Of
wstchmen hundred aud eighty dollars each thirty lf
borcr, at seyou hundr and henty dolars each on
slstant eug ir, thousand d0lirsi nine friin6u
seven hundred d tEruy dollar EACH nsnety Aara
men, ut huudftd sad ,iShy do lars oach In n Tia
hundred and ysx th9usni three humid ed dJlrsi ant
for additional clerks aud additional computation 10 ork
IN HE Office, twenty-five thousand ive hundT, d doiis.
Supervising Aieli cc-ln the ruchll b. ZACH II IA
Treasury FIR psvsing AoAeei, lou thosa.d doh ~