Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-26

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at one thousand four hundred and forty dollars
each twelve messengers during the session, at
the rate of one thousand four hundred and for.
ty dollars each per annum, ten thousand and
eighty dollars fifteen laborers, seven hundred
and twenty dollars each; seven laborers during
the session. at the rate Of seven hundred and
twenty dollars per annun. and one laborer at
eight hundred aud twenty dollars nJl4 Ola
For contingent expenses of the H0useof Rep
resentatives, namely: gHo.a .Saifd o5.19lo@l
For carriage, two thousand dollars. - s,ij Il,
For clerks to committees OF the House OF
Representatives, twenty six thousand nine hum.
dred and eighty dollars. .gs.et,.al iIiw 20 j
For folding documents, including pay of
folders in the folding rooms and materials, nine
hundred thousand dollars.
For fuel eight thousand dollars. isa = -
For horses and carriages for transportation of
mails, and saddle horses for use of messengers.
ten thousand dollars. . 9ui ID Il3IEE Bars fJtE
For furniture and repairs of the same. sixteen
thousand dollars, and hereafter accounts for
the public property in the Capitol building.
Presidents house, and Botanical garden shall
be kept. and reports thereof made annually. to
Congress- only by the respective officers having
the custody Of such property responsible for
the same. to' 4t75''' - ~
For packing boxes, three thousand and TWEEN
For miscellaneous items. including one hum
dred dollars for contingent expenses of Capitol
police, fifty thousand dollars Provided, That
after the expiration of the Forty second Con-
gress no payment shall be made by the House
Of Representatives. ut of its contingent fund or
otherwise, to either party to contested election
case for expenses incurred in prosecuting or de-
Tending the same. ~ .s'ts -
For newspapers and stationery for Represent
atives and Delegates, at one hundred and
twenty five dollars each per annum. thirty six
thousand six hundred and twenty tive dollars
and for stationery for committees and officers OF
the House, FIVE thousand dollars.
For twenty eight pages, at the rate Of three
dollars per day while actually employed, sew
enteen thousand seven hundred and sixty dol.
lars, ..7....5
For the usual additional compensation to the
reporters of the House for the Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings. of the
House for the session of the Forty third Con-
gress beginning on the first Monday In Decem-
Der, eighteen hundred and seventy three, eight
hundred dollyrs each, four thousand dollars.
Public Printing.
For compensation of the Congressional
Printer, and the clerks and messenger in his
office, thirteen thousand nine hundred and four
teen dollars jlH TEgr fl,.4 x
For contingent expenses of his Office, namely;
For stationery, postage, advertising, trat cling
expenses, horses and wagons, and mlscellane-
GUS items, two thousand five hundred dollars.I
,ai .-.ies Library Of Congress. q glili b j
For compensation of the Librarian, four
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brarians, three at two thousand five hundred
dollars each two at one thousand eight hum
dred dollars each one at one thousand six
hundred dollars; two at one thousand four huns
dred and forty dollars each; three at one thou
sand two hundred dollars each; two at one
thousand dollars each and one at nine hun dred
and and sixty dollars per annumi in all, TWEEN
ty six thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
For purchase of books for the library. eight
thousand dollurs; for purchase of law books.
r xko,,Sa y1 Ia1l for
chase of files of periodicals and newspapers,
one thousand five hundred dollars; for expens-
es of exchanging public documents for the pub
LEGATION OF foreign governments, one thousand
five hundred dollars; in all, thirteen thousand
dollars. lis
For the purchase of new books of reference
for the judges of the Supreme Court, two thou
sand dollars. fhutlL9 1Hl
For contingent expenses of said library. two
thousand dollars. 10 ,tgg !,
For expenses of copyright buslne s, nye hum
For Botanic garden. grading, draining. pro-
viding manure, tools, fuel and repairs, and
purchasing trees and shrubs, under the direc-
ton OF the Library Committee OF Congress, nve
thousand dollars. i.- 49,. .iH II
For pay of superintendent and assistants in
Botanic garden and green houses, and two ad-
ditional laborers, under the direction of the
Library Committee of Congress, twelve thou
sadd one hundred and forty six dollars. = -
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
For pay of clerk in the office of public build.
ings and grounds, one thousand four hundred
dollars. 1jth it-t't- ~
For messenger in the same office, eight hun.
dred and forty dollars. = -'A -sN Hisi
For the public gardener, one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars. Il: ba~iaa{sr i
For landscape gardener, one thousand eight
hundred dollars. ,, r.affeff r41ufrL
For the laborer in charge OF the water closets |
So 81 h,,,, and f1uon
For foreman and laborers employed in the |
pu Glic grounds, nineteen thousand two hundre |
and ninety six dollars. f-.td = 5.is5 1&lH
For four laborers in the Capitol, two thou |
sand eight hundred and eighty dollars. JIigi
For furnace keeper, in charge of heating
apparatus under the old hall of the House of
Representatives, eight hundred and sixty four |
dollars. lfl-.sa .rnBsiz
For furnace keeper at the Presidents
House, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For two policemen at the Presidents House. |
two thousand six hundred and forty dollars Q
For one night Waterman at the President I
House, nine hundred dollars, and one usher, |
one thousand two hundred dollars. Il r IL n
For two doorkeepers at the Presidents House. |
one thousand two hundred dollars each. i
For two draw keepers at the bridge across the |
Eastern Branch Of the Potomac and for fuel.
oil, and lamps, one thousand six hundred dol
lars
fOr WaLCULlaI III SQudiCI scSCh
hundred and twenty dollars. .,...s5. ..,.
For the person in charge of the heating appa-
ratus of the Library of Congress and other
steam heating apparatus in the central building,
eight hundred and sixty four dalsrs. 81 : ~
For five watchmen in reservation number
two, three thousand six hundred dollors. 2ds
For watchman at Lincoln square, five hum
dred and forty dollars. -f a.trsss II
For Waterman at Lafayette square, seven
hundred and twenty dollars. az.s1 ill., va. /
For Waterman for circle at intersection of
Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty fourth street.
five hundred and forty dollars In ~ 4
For one bridge keeper at Chain bridge, seven
hundred and; twenty dollars.
For Waterman for circle at intersection of
Massachusetts and Vermont avenues, five hun
dred and forty dollars. s IlssE3sa9L 10
For contingent and incidental expenses, two
thousand dollars 80 .t-l =
jsytn 81 EXECUTIVE od 81 III
2 For compensation of the President Of the
United States, twenty five thousand dollars.
For com pensation of the Vice President Of
the United States, eight thousand dollars.