The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-29

I'VE assstat messengers, anu seven laborers; in ALL
cred and eighty dollars.
THIRD AuDIToR.-For Third Auditor, three thou
sanI aoiiars chief clerk two thousand dollars;
~ clerks OF class four, additional to one a dI
OF class four as disbursing clerk, two hunareu tu
l3rs; thrty-two clerks of class three, ninut tn
copyists, at nine hundred dollars each; two messei-
gers three assistant messengers, and seven anorsrs
in all, two hundred and eigiVS -iiii'o 'h0"' A'-
FOURTH n AT r the Fourth Auditor, three
thousand dollars chief ce59 sSts %a Clerks Of class
tbroo tgelve clerks of class two, eleven clerks OF
class one seven female clerks at nine hundred dol
fa~s each one messenger, one assistant messenger,
and three laborers; in ALL eighty-two thousand eight
hundred and twenty dollars, VIZ, San.
thousand Collars chief clerk two thousand dollars;
four clerks of class four, eight clerks of class three
eight clerks of class two twelve clerks OF class one;
seven c0pysts at nine hundred dollars each; one
messenger, one assistant messenger, and two labor
ers; in ALL fifty-nne thousand nine hundred dollars.
AUDITOR OF THE TREASURY FOR THE Posi-
OFFICE DEPARTMENT.-For compensation of the
Auditor Of the Treasury of the Post Office Depart
ment, three thousand dolars chief clerk, two thou
sand dollars nine clerks of class four; additional to
clerk of class four disbursing clerk two hun
bred dollars; fortynine clerks of class three sixty
nine clerks OF class two thirtyseyen clerks Of class
one, one messenger, one assistand messenger, and
fifteen aborers also eight additional clerks of class
three, and fifteen assorters of money orders at nine
hundred dollars each, and three additional laborers,
at seven hundred and twenty dollars each, for the
mOneyordcr division; in all, two hundred and eighty
one thousand six hundred and twenty dollars.
TEEASURER.-For the compensation Of the Treas
urer of the United States six thousand five hundred
dollars; assistant treasurer, two thousand eight hun
dred dollars; cashier, two thousand eight hundred
| dollars; assistant cashier, two thousand five hun
dred dollars; five chiefs Of division, at two thou
sand two hundred dollars each; two principal
| book-keepers, two thousand two hundred dol
| lars each; two tellers, at two thousand two
hundred dollars each one chief clerk, two thou
| sand dollars; two assistant teers, two Thousand
dollars each; fifteen clerks of class four fifteen clerks
| of class three, eleven clerks Of class two, nine
cer4s Of class sixty female clerks at nine hun
bred dollars each; fifteen messengers; Eve male la
| borers, at seven hundred and twenty dollars, and
female laborers at two hundred and forty dol
lars each in all one hundred and eghty-nine Thousand
four hundred dollars: Provided, That eight thousand
five hundred dollars are hereby appropriated to be
expended in the office Of the Treasury of the United
States at the discretion of the Secretary OF the Treas
REGISTER OF THE TREAsuRY.-For compensation
of the Register Of the Treasury four thousand dol
lars; assistant register two thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars eight clerks of class
four twelve clerks Of class three fifteen clerks of
class two ten clerks of class one; eight copyists
nine hundred dollars each; one messenger two assist
ant messengers snd two laborers; in all, eghtytive
| thousand five hundred and twenty dollars.
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.-For Compt-
roller of the Currency, five thousand dollars; deputy
twelve clerks of class four fourteen clerks of class
one, thirtythree female clerks four messengers four
laborers, and two night watchmen; in ALL one hun
dred and twenty thousand and eighty dollars
For expenses of special examinations of national
banks and banls-note plates, and one clerk Of class
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REyENUE.-For
| Commissioner of internal Revenue, six thousand
hundred dollars two deputy commissioners, at three
thousand dollars each seven heads of divisions at
two thousand five hundred dollars each; thirty
clerks of class four fortyeight clerks of class three
tftytwo clerks of class two twenty clerks Of class
one: seventyfye copyists, at nine hundred dollars
eaeh seven messengers three assistant messengers,
and hfteen laborers; in all, three hundred and fifty
four thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
For dies, paper, and for stamps, four hundred
| thousand dollars
For salaries and expenses Of collectors officers and
agents. surveyors of diseries. gaugers, and store
KEEPERS together with the expense of carrying into
vidng internal revenue. excepting items not other
wise estimated for, four million six hundred thou
sand dollars and hereafter the total net compensa-
| ton of collectors of Internal revenue shall in no
case exceed four thousand five hundred dollars per
| annum.
For detecting and bringinS to trial and punishment
persons guilty of violating the nternal-reyenue laws
or connving at the same including payments for in
formation aud detection of such Violations one hum
dred thous nd dollars.
LIGHT-HoUsE BoARp.-For clief clerk of the
Of class four, two clerks of class three clerk OF
class two, clerk of class one, female copyist
one messenger and one laborer in ALL thirteen thou
sand eight hundred and sixry dollars.
BUREAU OF STATIsTIcs.-For one officer in charge
Of the Bureau OF Statistics two Thousand five hun.
twelve clerks of class four eight clerks of class three
ten clerks of class two, five clerks of class one five
copyists at nine hundred dollars EACH messenger
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eighty dollars; in ALL sixty-tye thousand four hun
nred and forty dollars.
For temporary clerks for the Treasury Department
forty thousand: Prouided. That hereafter no tempo
ry clerk shall receive greater compensation than
at the rate of ole thousand two hundred dollars pei
annum for the time employed.
For stationery for the Treasury Department and
its several bureaus, fifty thousand dollars.
For postage, books, newspapers, arranging and
binding cancelled marine papers, sealing ships regis
tiers, care OF horses fer mail and office-wagon re-
pairs of wagons and harness. washing towels, inves
tigaton of accounts and records, brooms. brushes
crash, cotton cloth, cane, chamois-skins, busters
-FOUR keys, I've, Matches nails, oil, powders, repair
nns ta ot5a sHnge soap taGs
current and ordinary business of. the Department
| sjxty-fve thousand dollars.
For furniture such as carpets, desks, tables chairs
shelving for fle-rooms boxes and repairs of furni
ure cases. oilcoth mating, rugs, chair-coysls and
cushions repairs and laying of carpets, and othel
miscellaneous articles Of the like character, lorty
thousand dollars.
For coal, wood. lighting the Treasury building
baskets, books, spfttoons, drop-lights and tubing
files, blank keys water coolers, tumbers, hatchets
ice-picks, mail-sacks, match-sqfes and matches
pitchers, towels, traps, thermometers, buckets, dip
pers saws, and other miscellaneous items, fifty thou
sand dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
Office of the assistant treasurer at New York: For
assistant treasurer eight thousand dollars fer den
uty assistant treasurer, three thousand six hundred
doilars cashier and chief clerk, four thousand
hundred dollars; Chief of coin division, four thou
sand dollars; chief of note-paying division, three
thousand dollars; chief of note-receiving division
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three thousand dollars; chief of registered-interes
division, two thousand eight hundred dollars; chic
Of on-interest division, two thousand five hun
two thousand five hundred dollars; chief OF bond
division two thousand four hundred dollars; chie
of cancelled-chec and record division, two thousand
dollars; two clerks, at two thousand four hundred
d dollars each: six clerks at two thousand two hun
dred dollars each; ten Clerks at two thousand dol
lars each; nine clerks at thousand eight hundred
dollars cach four clerks at, thousand seven hun
cred dollars each; tour clerks at one thousand six
1rynF rnd doll a0nt pIop ~
four hundred dollars each three clerks at one thou
sand two hundred dollars each; five messengers at
| one thousand three hum red dollars each; one mes
senger, one thousand two hundred dollars; keeper
| Of building, one thousand eight hundred dollars;
chief detective one thousand eight hundred dollars
assistant detective, thousand four hundred dol
lars; four hall-nen at one thousand dollars each
six watchmen, at seven hundred and thirty dollars
porter, nine hundred dollars; in all, one hundred
and forty-eight thousand nine hundred and eighty
dollars.
Office of the assistant treasurer at Boston: For
assistant treasurer, five thousand dollars for chiel
clerk two thousand seven hundred dollars; paying
teller, two thousand five hundred dollars; chief in
terest clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars re-
ceiving teller. one thousand eight hundred dollars
first book-keeper, one thousand seven hundred dol.
lars second tookkeeper, "depostors'' accounts one
Thousand five hundred dollars; stamp and new frac-
dollars; specie clerk one thousand five hundred dol
lars; two coupon clerks, at thousand four hun.
dred dollars each; fractional currency redemptior
clerk, one thousand two hundred dollars; assistan!
book-keeper, eight hundred dol ars; money clerk
one thousand dollars; assistant currency redemp.
ton clerk one thousand hundred dollars assist
ant currency redemption clerk, thousand dollars
messenger and chief Waterman, one thousand and
sixty dollars; two watchmen at eight hundred and
fifty dollars each assistant specie clerk, one thou.
sand four hundred dollars In ALL thirty-fye thou
sand ono hundred and ten dollars
Office OF assistant treasurer at San Francisco For
assistant treasurer IN addition his salary as treas.
| uTer OF the branch MINT one thousand five hundred
dollars: for cashier, three thousand dollars; fol
bookkeeper, two thousand five hundred dollars; fol-
assistant CASHIER two thousand dollars; for assistant
book-keeper, two thousand dollars for stamp-clerk
two thousand four hundred dollars; for one clerk ore
.hou.and eight hundred dollars; for three night
watchmen, four thousand five hundred dollars; fol
| one day watchman nine hundred and sixty dollars
in all, twenty thousand six hundred and sixty dol
| lars.
Office of assistant treasurer at Philadelphia: Fol
assistant treasurer in addition to his salary treas
urer of the mint, thousand five hundred dollars
for cashier and chief clerk two thousand seven hun
dred dollars; chief book-keeper, two thousand five
hundred do lars chief interest clerk, Thousand
nine hundred dollars; assistant booa-keepcr, on
thousand eight hundred dollars; coin teller, on
thousand seven hundred dol ars; registered interes
clerk, one tn usand seven hundred dollars; assist
ant coupon clerk one thousand six hundred dollars
fractional currency clerk, one thousand six hundred
dollars assistanc egisteredloan clerk one Thousand
five hundred dollars; assistant registered-lo clerk
one thousand four hundred dollars; ass slant Coil
teller, one thousand four hundred dollars; assistan
fractional currency clerk thousand four hundred
dollars receiving teller, thousand three hundred
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