Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-08

hundred and fifty dollars, for current
agricultural works for the. library two
hundred and fifty dollars, for miscella-
neous agriculturala periodicals, two hum
dred and fifty dollars, md for couple
tion5 Of sets, two hundred and fifty dol.
lars, in nall one thousand Eve hundred
dollars.
JUDICIAL.
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UNITED STATES COURTS.
For the Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of the United Statys, ten
thousand FIVE hundred dollars; aud for
eight associate or retired justices, ten
thousand dollars each; in all, ninety
thousand five hundred dollars. +
For nine circuit judges, to reside in
circuit, ffty-four thousand dollars.
For salary of the reporter of the de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, two thousand five hun
dred dollars. ... .s%. !
For salary Of the marshal Of the Su-
preme Court, three thousand five. hun
drcd dollars,
For salaries Of the district judges
Of the United States, including the sal
aries Of the retired judges Of the east
ern district of Texas, eastern district
of Wisconsin. Massachusetts,, and Of the
district Of Delaware, one hundred and
ninety-three thousand dollars, @s
For salaries Of of the chief justice of
the supreme court of the District
of Columbia and the four associate judg-
es, twenty thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation of the district attor.
neys of the United States, nineteen thou
sand three hundred and fifty dollars. j:
For compensation of the district mar.
shals of the United States, eleven thou
sand nine hundred dollars.
For salary of the warden of the Jail in
the District Of Columbia, two thousand
dollars,
COURT OF CLAIMS.
For salaries of five judges of the Court
Of Claims, at four thousand five hundred
dollars each; the chief clerk, three thou.
sand dollars; and assistant clerk, two
thousand dollars; bailiff, one thousand
five hundred dollars; and messenger
thereof; in all, tweQty.nine thousand eight
hundred and forty dollars.
For stationery, books, fuel, labor, and
other contingent and miscellaneous ex.
penses, three thousand dollars; for report
ing the decisions Of the court, clerical
hire, labor in preparing and superintend
ing the printing of the ninth volume OF
tie Reports of the Court of Claims, to be
paid on the order Of the court, one thou
sand dollars.
For new ca ses for the files in the clerks
office, desks, and repairing old desks and
tables there, and in the court room, one
thousand dollars.
To pay judgments of the Court o1
Claims, one million Of dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Office of the Attorney General
compensation of the Attorney-G General
eight thousand dollars; Solicitor. General
seven thousand five hundred dollars
three Assistant tAttorneys-G General, at fiyt
thousand dollars each; one Assistant At
torney General Of Post-O Office Department
four thousand dollars; solicitor Of intern
al revenue, five thousand dollars; nava
solicitor and jud dge-advocate- general, three
thousand five hundred dollars; examiner
Of claims, three thousand five hundred
dollars; law clerk, three thousand dollars
chief clerk, two thousand two hundred
dollars. stenogrsphic clerk, two thou
sand dollars; two law clerks, at two
thousand dollars each; six clerks of
class four; additional for disbursing
clerk, two hundred dollars; one clerk Of
class two; ono telegraph operator, a,
one thousand dollars; five copyists, at
nine hundred dollars each; one messen
ger; two assistant messengers; two Ia.
borers, and two watchmen in all, eigh-
ty thousand seven hundred and sixty
dollars. saso ~ s-s..s-.
For contingent expenses of the De.
partulent, nanely: For furniture and
repairs, one thousand five hundled dol.
lars; for care and subsistence Of horses
one thousand four hundred dollars, re-
pairs to carriages and harness, six hun
dred dollars; for law and miscellaneous
books for the: library Of the Depart.
ment, three thousand dollars; for the
same for the Office Of the Solicitor OF
the Treasury, one thousand dollars; for
stationery, Two thousand five hundred
dollars; for miscellaneous expenditure
such as telegraphing, fuel, lights, and
other necessaries, six thousand dollars;
in all, sixteen thousand dollars And
the Attorney General shall hereafter
annually report to Congress, in detail,
the items, amounts, and causes Of ex-
penditure of the contingent expenses
Of this Department =:
Office OF the Solicitor of the Treasu,
ry For compensation Of the Solicitor
Of the Treasury, three thousand five
hundred dollars; assistant solicitor,
three thousand dollars chief clerk, two
thousand dollars; four clerks of class
four; two clerks of class three; three
clerks of class two; two clerks Of class
one; o, messenger; and one laborer; in
all, twenty-seven thousand and sixty
dollars s@
For rent of the portion (four aoors)
cf the building occupied BY the De.
partment Of j ustice, fourteen thousand
dollars.
For official postage stamps for the
Department Of Justice, ten thouaand
dollars. So =.
That it shall be the duty Of the
heads Of the several Executive Depart
ments, and OF the heads Of the respect.
i've Bureaus therein, 10 the interests Of
the public service, to require of all
clerks Of cla-s one and above, and Of
chiefs Of divisions, such hours Of labor
as may be deemed necessary for the
proper dispatch Of the public business,
not exceeding however the time for
which said Departments are by law re-
.qnired to be open for business, any
usage to the contrary notwithstanding.
B. SEC. 2. That every clerk Of the cir
cult or district court Of the United
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