Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-01
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# PUBLIC PRINTING.
For compensation Of the Congressional
Printer, and the clerks and messenger Ia
bis office, thirteen thousand nine hun.
dred and seventeen dollars: Provided;
That SO much Of tic dct entitled "An AK
providing for the election Of q Congres S.
( -ionaf Printer" approved February twen.
ty-second ightee6 hundred and tixty.
seven, assprovidcs for the election OF such
officer by the Senate, and provides thai
such officer shall be deemed an officer oi
the senate shall cease and determine
and beennle Of no effect fr;o1ihi and after
the date Of the first vacancy occurring In
said office; that the title Of said officer
shall hereafter be Public Printer, and he
shall be. e.deemcd an officer of the United
States, and said Office shall be filled by
appointment by the President and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate.
For contingent expenses of his Office,
namely ~ For stationery, postage, advcr.
tising, travelling expenses, horses and
wagons, and miscellaneous items, two
thousand five hundred dollars.
e LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-.
For r&con1pensation, of the Librarian
four thousand dollars; and eor fourteen
assistant librarians, three at two thousand
five hundred dollars eac h. two at ono
thousand eight hundred dallars each. one
at one thousand six hundred dollars, two
at one thous and four hundred and forty
dollars each, and one at nine hundred
and Sky dollars per annum; in all, twen
ty-s!x thousand one hundred forty dollars
For purchase Of books for the Library
nine thousand dollars, two thousand dol
lars of which may be expended in com
pleting the collection of British local his
tories; for purchase of law boaks for the
Library, two thousand dollars; for pur-
chase of files of periodicals and newspa.
pers, two thousand five hundred dollars
for expenses Of expenses of exchanging
public documents for the publications o1
foreign governments, Qns' thousand five
For contingent expenses of said Libra
ry, two thousand dollars.
For expenses Of tile copyright business
For Botanic Garden, grading, draining
procuring manure, tools, fuel, and re-
pairs. and purchasing trees and shrubs,
under the direction of the Library Com
mittee Of Congress, five thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent and assist
ant in Botanic Garden and greenhouses
and two additional laborers, under the
direction Of th5 Eibrary~ Committee OF
Congress, twelve thousand one hundred
and forty six dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For clerk Of the Office of Public Build.
ings and Grounds, one Thousand four
hundred dollars.
For messenger in the same Office, eigh,
hundred and forty dollars -
Fdrthe public gardener, one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars.
For landscape gardener, org thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For the labOrer in charge of the water
closets i1 the Capitol, seven hundred and
twenty dollars.
For foreman and laborers employed
in the public grounds, nineteen thousand
two hundred and ninety six dollars.
For four laborers in the Capitol, two
thousand eight hundred and eighty dol
lars.
For furnace keeper, in charge of heat.
ing apparatus under the old hall of the
House Of Representatives, eight hundred
and sixty fur dollars. =.
For the following employees at the Ex
ecutive Mansion, namely: For furnace
keeper, eight hundred and sixty-four dol.
lars two policemen, two tl1ousafid six
hundred and forty dollars; one night
watchman, nine hundred dollars; one
night usher, one thousand two, hundred
dollars, and two doorkeePers, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each : in
all, eight thousand and four dollars.
For two draw-keepers for Navy Yard
and upper bridges, and for fuel, oil, and
lamps, one thousand six hundred dollars.
For watchman in Franklin Square, sew
en- hundred and twenty dollars.
For the person in charge Of the heating
apparatus of the Library of Congress,
and other steam heating apparatus in the
central building, eight hundred and six
ty- four dollars.
For four watchmcn In reservation num-
bcred two, (being the Smithsonian
grounds two thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars.
For watchman in Lincoln Square, five
hundred and forty dollars.
For watchman in Lafayette Square, sew
en- hundred and twenty dollars.
For watchman in Washington Circle,
five hundred and forty dollars.
For one bridge keeper at Chain Bridge
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For watchman for circle at intersection
of Massachusetts and Vermont avenues,
five hundred and forty dollars.
For contingent and incidental expens-
es, two thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President of
the United States, fifty thousand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice Presi-
dent Ct the United States, eight thousand
dO1larS,+' >*S ~
For compensation to private secretary,
three thousand five hundred dollars; as
sistant secretary, two thousand five hun
dred dOlla rs two executive clerks at two
thousand three hundred dollars each,
steward at two thousand dollars, and mes.
senger at one thousand two hundred dol.
lars, of the President of the United States
in all, thirteen thousand eight hundred
dollars. -
For contingent expenses OF the execu.
tive Office, including Stationery thereof,
six thoasand dollars
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
:. For compensation of the Secretary of
State, eight thousand dollars; for Assist.
ant Secretaries of State, at three thousand
five hundred dollars each; and one addi.
tional Assistant Secretary of State, With
like compensation, to he appointed by
the President, by and with the advice Of
the Senate, to he known as the Third As.