Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-10

srnd four hundred dollars; for store clerk, one
| thousand one hundred dollars; for time clerk,
our hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Charlestown, Massachu-
| sets : !. For superintendent of rope walk,
one thousand nine hundred dollars; clerks to
| same one thousand two hundred dollars; clerk
| in equipment Office one thousand Eve hundred
dollars; for store clerk, one thousand two hun
dred dollars time clerk, one thousand two hum
dred dollars in all, seven thousand dollars
At the navy yard, Washington, District of
Columbia For clerk in equipment ofich, one
| store and time clerk, one at one thousand four
hundred dollars and one at one thousand two
| hundred dollars in all, four thousand one hum
| dred dollars.
At the navy yard, PHILADELPHIA, Pennsyl-
| vania For clerk in equipment Office, one thou
| sand four hundred dollars; for one store and
| one time clerk, at one thousand two hundred
dollars each in all, three thousand eight hum
| dred dollars.
| At the navy yard, Brooklyn, New York For
| clerk in equipment Office, one thousand five
| hundred dollars and for one store and one
| time clerk, at one thousand two hundred dol
lars each; in all, three thousand nine hundred
| dollars
| At navy yard, Norfolk, Virginia: For clerk
in tho equipment Office, one thousand four hun
dred dollars; for store clerk, one thousand one
hundred and twenty five dollars; and for time
clerk, nine hundred dollars in all, three thou
sand four hundred and twenty five dollars.
| Office clerk, one thousand three hundred dol
| lars
| at the navy yard, Mare island, California:
| For clerk in equipment Office, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy five dollars; for
| store clerk, one thousand two hundred dol
lars; in all three Thousand and seventy five doll
| lars
| For contingent expenses of the Bureau of
Equipment and Recruiting, namely For
| freight and transportation of stores, transpor-
tation of enlisted men, mileage to honorably
| ses of auction sales, telegraphing, stationery,
| apprehension of deserters, assistance to vessels
in distress, and good conduct badges for en-
listed men, one hundred and twenty five thou
sand dollars.
| BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For civil establishment at the navy yard,
Kittery, Maine: For draughtsmen and clerk to
kollars each; for gate keeper and the detec tive,
one thousand dollars; and for messenger at
| commentaries Office, six hundred dollars mak>
! ing, in all four thousand four hundred dollars
For establishing gas works and piping to
tight the Kittery navy yard, twenty thousand
| thousand dollars,
At the navy yard, Charleston, Massachusetts:
| For assistant to civil engineer, one thusand five
| hundred dollars for draughtsmen and clerk
to civil engineer, at one thousand four hundred
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thousand dollars for gate keeper and detective,
| one thousand dollars; and for messenger to COM
mandant's Office six hundred dollars in all,
| six thousand nine hundred dollars
At the navy yard Brooklyn New York For
assistant to civil engineer, one thousand five
| hundred dollars for draughtsman and clerk to
| civil engineer; at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; for writer to co mmandant, one
thousand dollars; for gate keeper and detective,
| one thousand dollars for mail carrier, nine
| hrpd ro66 o1I for For
mandant's Office, six hundred dollars in all,
seven thousand eight hundred dollars,
| At the navy yard, Pennsylvania For
draughtsmen and clerk to civil engineer, one
| thousand four hundred dollars each for gate
keeper and detective, one thousand dollars and
for messenger for the commandments Office, six
hundred dollars in ALL four thousand four hun
dred dollars.
Columbia: For draughtsman and clerk to civil
| en- gineer, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each /; for gate keeper and detective, one thou
sand dollars for mail messenger, one thousand
| dollars and for messenger for cammandants
Office, six hundred dollars in all, five thusand
| four hundred dollars.
| At the navy yard, Norfolk Virginia: For
| draughtsman and clerk to civil engineer, at one
| thousand four hundred dollars each for gate
keeper and detective; one thousand dollars and
| for messenger for commandants Office six hun.
| dred dollars; in all, four thousand four hun
| dred dollars.
For the construction of gas works and piping
| at the Norfolk navy yard. Portsmouths, Vir-
| ginia, ten thousand dollars.
At the navy yard, Pensacola, Florida For
superintendent of yard Improvements, two
thousand dollars; for gate keeper and detective,
one thousand dollars; for messenger for the of
flee of the commandant, six hundred dollars
in all, three thousand six hundred dollars.
At the navy yard, Mareiisland: California
For assistant to civil engineer and draughts,
man, one thousand eight hundred dollars; for
clerk to civil engineer, one thousand five hun
bred dollars for gate keeper and detective, one
thousand dollars and for messenger for COM
mandant's Office seven hundred and fifty
dollars; in all, five thousand and fifty dollars.
At the naval station, League island, Pennsyl-
vania For draughtsman and clerk to civil en-
geneer, at one thousand four hundred dollars
each in all, two. thousand eight hundred dol
lars. @ at- t
At the Naval Asylum Philadelphia, Penn
sylvana For superintendent, six hundred dolls
lars; steward four hundred and eighty dollars
matron, three hundred and sixty dollars; cook,
two hundred and forty dollars; assistant cook,
one hundred and sixty eight dollars; chief
laundress, one hundred and ninety two dollars
three laundresses, one hundred at one hundred
and sixty eight dollars each; eight scrubbers
and walters, at one hundred and sixty eight
dollars each; six labors, at two hundred and
forty dollars each; stable keeper and drivers
three hundred and sixty dollars; masters at
| arms, four hundred and eighty dollars; corpo-
raj; three hundred dollrrs; barber, three hun
dred and sixty dollars. For furniture and re-
pairs of the same, one thousand dollars; house
cleaning and white washing, eight hundred dol
lars furnaces, CRATES and ranges, six hundred
dollars; gas and water rent, one thousand four
hundred dollars; repairs of all kinds, five thous
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars and
for support of benefciaries, forty thosand dol
lars; in all, fifty eight thousand four hundred
and seventy eight dollars; which sum shall
be paid out of the income from the naval pen
sion fund.
For general maintenance of yards and docks,
viz For general expenses of the Bureau of
of material and stores; printing, stationery and
advertising, including the commandant's Office;
books, models, maps and drawings; purchas
and repair of fire engines; machinery and pats
ent rights to use the same; repairs on steam en-
gines and attendance on the same; purchase
and maintenance of oxen and horses. and driv-
ing teams, carts and timber wheels for use in