Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-23

three hundred and sixty dollars; master
alarms, four hundred and eighty dollars:
corporal, three hundred dollars; barber,
three hundred and sixty dollars; carpcn-
ter eight hundred and forty five dollars;
furnaces, CRATES, and ranges, six hundred
dollars; rrprirs Of all kinds five thousand
dollars; and for support Of bcnefciarics
forty thousand dollars; in all, fifty three
Thousand two hundred and sevcnty-thrcc
dollars which sum shall be paid out Of
the income from the navalpcnsion fund.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SUR.
gerry,
For support Of the medical department
far Surgeons nccCssarics for vessels in
commission, navy yards, naval stations,
Marine Corns, and Coast Survey, thirty
thousand dollars.
For necessary repairs Of naval labora,
tory, hospitals, and appcndagcs, includ-
ing roads, wharvcs, outhO,lscs, steam heat.
ing apparatus, sidewalks, fences. gardens
and farms, five thousand dollars.
kOr'contingcnt expenses Of the bureau.
freight on medical stores, transportation
of insane patients IT, the Government
hospital, advertising, tclcgraphing, pur-
chase Of books, expenses attending tho
naval medical board of examiners, pur-
chase and repair Of wagons, harness, pur.
chase aud feed: OF horses. COWS, trees,
gardcn:tooIs, and seeds, twenty five thous-
and dollars.
BUREAU OF PROVISION AND
CLOTHING.
For provisions for the officers, scamcr,,
and marines, one million three hundred
thousand dollars.
For purchase Of water for ships, thir-
ty-fivc thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses: For freight
and transportation to foreign and home
stations; candles, fuel; interior altera.
lions and fixtures in inspection buildings
tools, and repairing same at eight in
spcctions; special Waterman in eight
inspections; books aud blanks; station.
cry; tclegrams; postage and express
charges; tolls, fcrriagcs, and car-tickcts
ice; and incidental labor not charger
bic to other appropriations, fifty tAous
| and dollars.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION
AND REPAIR.
For preservation of vessels on the
stocks and in ordinary; purchase OF
material and stores of all kinds labor
in navy yards and en- foreign stations
preservation Of materials purchase Of
tools wear, tear, and repair of vessels
aAoat, and for general care and pro.
lection Of the navy in the line of con.
struction aud repairs; incidental rex.
pcnscs, namely: advertising and for.
eign hostages, three million three hun.
dred thousand dollars.
For protection Of timber lands, iye
thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGIN.
EERING.
For repairs and preservation Of boi
lcrs and machinery on naval vessel.
and for fitting, repair, and preservation
Of yard machinery and tools; and 70,
labor in navy yards and stations not
before included and for incidental
expenses; and tor purchase and pres
crvatioa Of oils, coal, iron, and all MA
tcrials and stores; and for completing
and erecting on board vessels com
pound engines with boilers, one mill
ion eight hundred thousand dollars.
| NAVAL ACADEMY.
| For pay Of professors and others
for one professor Of drawing, (head o
Department. TWO thousand five hun
dred dollars; four professors, namely
one Of mathematics, (assistant,) one o
chemistry, one of English studies, his
tory, and law, and one Of French, I:
two thousand two hundred dollars eac',
twelve assistant professors, namely
four Of French, one Of Spanish: three
Of English studies. history, and law
one Of mathematics, one Of astronomy
and two Of drawing. at one thouSaI,
eight hundred dollars each; svor,
, master, at one thousand five hundred
; dollars, and two assistants, at on
> thousand dollars each; boxing lnas,e
and gymnast, at one thousand Two hun
drcd dollars; and assistant librarian, a
one thousand four hundred dollars
three clerks to superintendent, at Oh,
, thousand two hundred dollars, on.
thousand dollars and eight hundred
dollars, respectively; one clerk to com
uandant Of midshipmcn, one thousand
dollars; one clerk to paymastcr, ont
thousand dollars; ono apothecary, sew
en- hundred and fifty dollars; one com
mi:sary, two hundred aud eiehty-eigh'
dollars; one cook, three hundred ant
twenty-five dollars and fifty cents; on,
messenger 70 superintendent, six hun
drcd dollars; one armorer, five hundred
and twenty nine dollars and fifty cents
one gunner's mate, four hundred ant
:; sixty. mine dollars and fifty cents; ant
one quarter gunner, four hundred ant
nine dollars and fifty cents; one cock
swaine, four hundred and sixty-nin,
dollars and fifty cents; three seamer
: in the department Of seamanship, a
three hundred and forty-nine dollar'
and fifty cents each; one band master
five hundred and twcnty-eight dollars
: eighteen first-class musicians, at thrc,
hundred and forty-eight dollars each
seven second-class musicians, at tire.
!; hundred dollars each; two drummer
r and ono fifer, [6rst Glass; at thrc,
hundred and forts-eight dollars each
in all, fifty-e;sht thousand eight hun
, dred and twcnty.six dollars.
, Pay of watchmcn and others: CAP
tain Of the watch, at two dollars and
fifty cents per day, nine hundred anc
twelve dollars and fifty cents; fou,
} watchmen, at two dollars and twenty.
five cents per day, three thousand tive
hundred and cighty-dve dollars; fore
man Of tho gas and steam heating
works, at five dollars per diem, cul
thousand eight hundred aud twenty
: five dollars; twelve attendants at ga
and steam heating works of academy
, at new quarters for cadet midshipmer
and at school ships, one at three dol
lars fifty cents, three at thrco dollars
and eight at two dollars and fifty cent:
i. per day each, eleven thousand cigh
| hundred and sixty-two dollars; thrc.
f joiners, two painters, and two masons
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