The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-27

| 0OOrkeenef, TWO tnOusAHu nNo uuhuI0u
and ninety.two dollars; acting assistant
and ninety.two dollars; Postmaster 10 the
senate. two thousand one hundred dollars;
assistant postmaster and mailcRrrier, one
thousand seven hundred and twenty-eight
dollars: Two fnailtarriers, at one thousand
two hundred dollars each; superintendent
| Of the document-rOom, two thousand one
| hundred and sixty dollars; two assistants
! in document-lOOnl, at one thousand four
| hundred and forty dollars each; superin-
| tendent OF the folding-roOm, two thousand
| one hundred and sixty dollars; three mes
sengers, acting as assistant doofkeeperS,
at one thousand eight hundred ttelars
each; nineteen messengers, TO be appoint
ed and removed by the Sergeant-at- ARMS,
with the approval Of the Committee to
Audit and Control the Contingent exren'
ses OF the Senate, at one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each; one mes
senger, as authorized by Senate resolution
Of June tenth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty.two, at one thousand four hundred
and forty dollars: secretary TO the Presi-
dent Of the Senate, two thousand one hum
dred and two dollars and forty cents: clerk
TO the Committee ON Finance, two thou.
sand two hundred and twenty dollars;
clerk 10 Committee on Claims, two thou.
sand two hundred and twenty dollars;
clerk OF printing records, two thousand
two hundred and and twenty dollars; clerk
to Committee on Appropriations, two
thousand two hundred and twenty dollars;
one laborer In charge Of private passage,
eight hundred and siyty'four dollars; one
laborer in statiOnery.room. eight hundred
| Senate, nine hundred dollars; chief engi-
neer, two thousand one hundred and sixty
| dollars; three assistant engineers, at one
| thousand eight hundred dollars each; two
flpmen, at one thousand and ninety-fvC
dollars each: three laborers ut seven hun.
dred and thirty dollars each.
| For temporary clerks In the Office Of the
Secretary of the Senate, ten thousand dol
lars.
For contingent expenses Of the Senate,
namely:
For stationery and newspapers for sev.
enty-four Senators, at the rate Of one hun
ded and twenty-five dollars each per
annum, nine thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars.
For stationery for committees and on
GERS, five thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, thirty thou
sand dollars.
For fourteen pages for the Senate cham
Der, two riding-pages, one page for the
Vice-PreSidentS room, and one page for
the office Of the Secretary Of the Senate,
making eighteen pages in all at the rlte OF
three dollars per day while actually EN-
plOyed, said pages TO be appointed and re-
moved by the Sergeant-Rt-Arms, with the
approval of the Committee to Audit and
Control the Contingent Expenses of the
Senate, eleven thousand dollars.
For horses and carryalls, nine thousand
dollars.
For fuel and oil for the hcating-appara-
tus, nine thousand dOllarsSfor furniture
| and reNlirs OF furniture, ten thousand dol
lars: for labor. fifteen Thousand dollars; for
| folding documents and materials therefor,
eight thousand dollars; for packing-boxes,
seven hundred and forty dollars; for mis-
ccllane0us items, exclusive of labor, lnclud-
ing one hundred dollars for contingent
expenses of Capitol police, forty thousand
dollars.
For the usual additional compensation to
the reporters of the Senate for the Con-
gressiOnal Globe for reporting the proceed
| lngs of the Senate for the session of the
FOFty.third Congress, beginning on the
first Monday in December, eighteen hun.
dred and seventy-three, eight hundred
dollars each, four thousand dollars.
CAPITOL POLICE.
For one captain two thousand and eigh-
| weight dollars; three lieutenanfS, at one
| thousand eight hundred dollars each;
| twenty-seven priyates, ut one Thousand
five hundred and eighty-four dollars each,
fOrty-two thousand seven hundred and
sixty-eight dollars; and eight watchmen,
at one thousand dollars each, eight thou
sand dollars. That the appointment Of
| the Capitol police shall hereafter be made
by the Arms of the two houses,
and the architect of the Capitol eXtension;
and the captain of the Capitol police force
may suspend any member of said force,
subject to the action of the officers above
referred 10: making, in all, fiftyeight
thousand two hundred and fifty-SiX dol
lars, one halftObe paid into the contingent
fund Of the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| For compensation and mileage Of mem
bers of the House Representatives and
Delegates from Territories, one million
| six hundred and fifty thousand dollars, the
same 10 be available from and after the
first day Of March, eighteen hundred and
seventysthTpe. And hereafter Represen-
| tatives and Delegates elect to Congress
whose credentials In due form of law have
been duly filed with the Clerk of the House
| Of Representatives In accordance with the
provisions OF the act Of Congress approved
! March third eighteen hundred and sixty
three, may receive their compensation
monthly, from the beginning of theirterm
until the beginning OF the first session of
each Congress, upon certificate In the
form now In use to be signed by the Clerk
of the Mouse, which certificate shall have
the like force and effect as is given to the
certificate Of the Speaker under existing
laws: PTUVidsd, That In case the Clerk OF
the House OF Representatives shall be nOti-
fed that the election OF any 6nch holder
of q certificate Of election will be contest
ed. his name shall not lie placed upon the
roll OF memberS%Iect 50 a. to entitle him
10 he paid, until he shall have been sworn
in a. q member, or until such contest shall
be determined.
For compensation OF the officers, clerks,
messengers, and Others receiving an An.
nual salary In the service of the House of
Representatives, namely: Clerk Of the
House OF Representatives, four thousand
three hundred and twenty dollars; and
that there he allowed to the officer disburs.
Ing the contingent fund and other expen.
ses Of the House OF Representatives IN an
nual sum OF five hundred and seventy.six
dollars; chief clerk and journal clerk, three
thousand dollars each; SIX assistant clerks,
at two thousand five hundred and ninety.
| two dollars each; u1o assistant clerk, ut
two thousand five hundred and twenty
dollars; ten assistant clerks, including
librarian and assistant librarian, at two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars
each; four assistant clerks, at one thou
sand eight hundred dollars each; one chiet
! messenger In the Office of the Clerk OF the
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