The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30

uO1lars each; SIX laDOrerS, at TWO hundred
and forty dollars each; stable keeper and
driver, three hundred and sixty dollars;
master-atarms, four hundred and eighty
collars; corporal, three hundred dollars;
barber, three hundred and sixty dollars;
carpenter, eight hundred and forty-five
dollars; furnaces, CRATES, and ranges, six
thousand dollars: and for support of bene-
nc1aries, forty thousand dollars; in all, |
seventy-three dollars: which sum shall be
paid out of the income from the naval
pension fund.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For the support of the medical depart
ment for surgeons necessaries for vessels
In commission, navy yards, naval stations
Marine Corps, and Coast Survey, thirty
For necessary repairs of naval labratory,
hospitals, and appendages, including
roads, wnarves, onthouses, steam heating
farms, ftpe thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau,
of insane patients to the Government
hospital: advertising, teiegraplfng. pllr-
chase of books, expenses attending the
chase and repair Of wagons. harness. bur
chase and feed of horses, cows. tree, gar
den tools, and seeds, twenty-fye thousand
dollars.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTH
ING.
For provisions for the officers, seamen,
! and marines. one million three hundred
thousand dollars.
For purchase OF water for ships, thirty
five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses: For freight
| and transportation TO foreign and home
| stations; candles, fuel; interior alteTR-
| tions and fixtures in inspection buildings;
tools, and repairing same at eight inspec-
! tiOnS; special watchman in eight 1nSpec-
| tions; books and blanks; stationery; fele-
| grams; postage and express charges; tolls,
| ferriages, and car tickets; ice; and incl
| dental labor not chargeable to other ap-
/ Ilrrf Hffxy fhn1JosT6 dollars
| BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RE-
| PAIR.
For preservation of vessels on the stocks
| and in ordinary; purchase of material and
| and on foreign stations; preservation of
/ materials; purchase of tools; wear, tear,
| and repair of vessels afioat, and for gener-
| line of construction and repair; Incidental
| expenses, namely, advertising and for
| postages, three million three hundred
For protection of timber lands, five
thousand dollars.
BUREAU OFsTEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of boilers
and machinery on naval vessels; az and for for
/ machinery and tools and for labor in navy
| yards and stations not before included;
/ and preservation of oils, coal, iron, aud all
materials and stores; and for completing
and erecting on board vessels ,Gs compound s1.i
1 SISllcS WITH DODCES, OuC n4AA1kO1 C4ES
/ hundred thousand dollars.
/ NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors and others: for
| one Professor of drawing, (head of depart
| ment,l two thousand five hundred dollars;
| four professors, namely, one of mathemat-
les, lassistAnt,l one OF chemistry, one of
| English studies, history, and law, and one
| of French, at two Thousand two hundred
eSoh o; fTelye EsensS pr
three of English studies, history, and law,
| one of mathematics, one of astronomy,
| and two of drawing, at one thousand eight
! hundred dollars each: sword-masfe at
| one thousand five hundred dollars, two
| assistants, at one thousand dollars each;
sand two hundred dollars; and assistant
| librarian, at one thousand four hundred
/ dollaes; three clerks to superintendent, at
| one thousand two hundred dollars, one
| thousand dollars, and eight hundred dol
lars, respectively; one clerk to command
/ ant of midShipmen, one thousand dollars;
| one clerk to payInaster, one thousand dol
| lars; one apOthecary. seven hundred and
i fifty collars: one commissary, two hum
| dred and eighty-eight dollars; one cook,
| three hundred and twenty-five dollars and
| fifty cents; one messenger to Superintend-
| ent, six hendred dollars; one armorer, five
j hundred and twenty-nine dollars and
| dred and sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents,
and one equartergunner, four hunred and
| nine dollars and fifty cents; one cOckSwain
| four hundred and sixty-nine dollars and
| fifty cents; three seamen in the depart
/ 1ucHO O1 AJ LllICC AuAOACQ
and forty-nine dollars and fifty cents each;
/ one band master, five hundred and twen.
| ty-eight dollars; eighteen first-class mu-
| sicians, at three hundred aud forty.eight
/ dollars each; seven second-class musicians
| at three hundred dollars each; two drum
| mers and one hfer, tirit-class,) at three
| hundred and forty-eight dollars each; In
| all, fifty-eight thousand eight hundred
! and tw9nty-six dollars.
/ Pay of watchmen and others: Captain
| of the watch, at two dollars and fifty cents
per pay, nine hundred and twelve dollars
| and fifty cents; four watchmen, at two
dollars and twenty-five cents per day,
| three thousand two hundred and eighty
/ five dollars; foreman of the gas and steam
heating works, at five dollars per diem,
| one thousand eight hundred and twenty
five do1lare; twelve attendants at gas and
| steam heating works of academy, at new
quarters for cadet-midshipmen, and Rt
| scholarships, one at three dollars and fifty
| cents, three at three dollars, and eight at
two dollars and fifty cents per day each,
eleven thousand eight hundred and sixty,
| and two mas0nS, at three dollars ana htty
cents per day each, eight thousand nine
cents; one timer, one gas filter, and one
| blacksmith, at three dollars and fifty cents
per day each, three Thousand eight hum
dred and thirty-two dollars and fifty cents.
Pay of mechanics and others: One me-
chanic at workshop, at two dollars and
| twenty-five cents per diem. eight hundred
| and twenty-one dollars and twenty-five
cents; one master laborer, to keep public
grounds in order, at two dollars and twen-
ty-elght cents per diem, eight hundred
| ana thtrty-tWO dollars and twenty cents;
fourteen laborers to assist in same, three
at two dollars per diem each and eleven ut
one dollar and seventy-fye cents per diem
teen dollars and twenty-five cents; one
| labOrer to superintend quarters of cadet
midshipmen, public grounds, and SO forth
diem, eight hundred and thirty-two dol
lars and twenty cents. four attendants at
Offices, at twenty dollars per month each,
1 nine hundred and sixty dollars, twenty
ser.anrs rt 70 keep pt IN ordef snd to attend s to
buildings, and so forth, at twenty dollars
per month each, four thousand eight hun,
| dred dollars.
For pap of employees in the department
of steam-enginery, for machinist, boiler
makers, and others, eight thousand seven
hundred and sixty dollars.
buildings, and for repairing the wall In
closing the grounds OF the academy, four
teen Thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, forty-six thou
sand six hundred dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay of officers of the Marine Corps,
and for pay of non-commissiOned Ofncers,
musicians, and others OF the cops, three
three hundred and % nineteen ,,a,. fiiousano s1o.
pided That the office of commandment d1tne
Marine Corps having the rank OF a'DTlga-
until a vacany shall occur in the same, ana
no longer; and when such yacany SHAH
occur in said office, Immediately thereup-
on all laws and parts OF laws creating said
Office shall become inoperafive, ana snali,
by virtue of this act, from thenGe1ortn pe
repealed: Aaad pgoCidedf further, That there
after the commandment of the Marine Corps
shall have the rank and pay Of e colonel,
and shall be appointed by selection Dy the
I Fbr the civil force of the Marine Corps,
ten thousand dollars.
Ebr nay of fifteen hundred pf4vates, and
| no more, two hundred and seventy thou-
|. | sand dollars.
FOR provisions, one hundred thousand
For clothing, one hundred thousand dol
| lars.
dred and flfty-six dollars.
FOR military stores, namely: FOR pay