Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-01

fifty thousand dollars.
That from and after the first day of Ju
ly next fee Of five dollars shall be col.
lected for each citizens passport issued
from the Department. An account OF
these fees shall be kept, and the amount
collected shall be paid into the Treasury
of the United States at least quarterly.
: Provided, That the Secretary of State
may prescribe duties for the Assistant
Secretaries, the Solicitor; not interfering
with his duties as an officer of the De
partment of Justice, and the clerks of Bu
rcaus, as we'll as for all the other employ
ees in the Department., and may make
changes and transfers therein when, in
his judgment, it becomes necessary,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SEcRErARY's OFF1cE.-For compensa
ton of tho Secretary of the Treasury
eight thousand dollars; twp Assistant
Secretaries Of the Treasury, at three
thousand five hundred dollars each CHIEF
| clerk and ex-ofticio superintendent OF
the Treasury building, three thousand
dollars; one principal clerk Of Warrants
and Appropriations, three thousand dol
lars; seven principal clerks, at two thous
and eight hundred dollars each; eight as
sistant clerks. at two thousand four hun.
dred dollars each; twenty-five of class
four; two disbursing clerks, at two thous
and eight hundred dollars each; twenty.
six clerks of class thyee; twenty-one
clerks of class two; eighteen clerks OF
class one; thirty-one females clerks, al
nine hundred dollars each: Provided,
That no money appropriated by this aci
shall be used to pay male employees
more than is paid to female employees
for like services; eleven messengers; and
eleven laborers; one clerk of class four
and one clerk of Glass one, to assist the
chief clerk in experimenting the build.
ing; one captain of the watch, one thous.
and four hundred dollars; one engineer
one thousand six hundred dollars; one
machinest and gas-fitter, one thousand
two hundred dollars; one storekeepcr
one thousand four hundred dollars; sixty
watchman, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each, and additional to two Of
said watchm: ! acting as lieutenants OF
watchmen, two hundred and eighty dol
lars each; in addition; twenty-five labor
ers, atseyen hundred and eighty dollars
each; one assistant engineer, one thous
and dollars; nine firemen, at seven hun.
| dred and twenty dollars each; ninety
charwomen, at one hundred and eighty
dollars each; in all, three hundred and
torty:two thousand one hundred dollars.
SUPERVISING ARCH1TEcT:-In the con-
struction-branch of the: Treasury: For
Supervising Architect, four Thousand
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand five
hundred dollars book-keeper, two thous-
and dollars; photographer, two thousand
five hundred dollars; assistant photo.
grapher, one thousand six hundred dol.
lars; four clerks of class four; additional
to two clerks Of class four, one at six
| hundred dollars, and one at two hundred
dollars; four clerks Of class three; two
clerks Of class one two copyists; and one
messenger; in all, thiry-two thousand
and forty dollars.
FIRST COMPTROLLER OF THE TREAS
URY.-For First Comptroller of the
Treasury, five thousand dollars; chief
clerk. two thousand dollars; ten clerks
Of class four; twelve clerks of class three
ten clerks Of class two; five clerks of
class one six copylsts. at nine hundred
dollars each; one messenger; one assist.
ant messenger; and two laborers; in all,
seventy-two thousand six hundred dol
lars.
SECOND COMPTROLLER OF THE TREAS
URY.-Gor Second Comptroller of the
Treasury, five thousand dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand dollars; twelve
clerks of class four; eighteen clerks of
class three; eig ghtcen clerks Of class two
fourteen clerks of class one; ten copyists,
at nine hundred dollars each; one mes
senger; one assistant messenger; and two
laborers, in all, one hundred and eleven
thousand four hundred dollars.
Commissioner of Customs.-For Com
missioner of Customs, three thousand
dollars: chief clerk, two thousand dol
lars; three clerks of class four; seven
clerks Of class three; ten clerks of class
two; nine clerks Of class one; one mes
senger; and one laborer; in all, forty.
seven thousand nine hundred and sixty
dollars.
First Auditor.-For the First Auditor
of the Treasury, three thousand dollars
chief clerk, two thousand dollars; three
clerks of class four; ten clerks Of class
three; eight clerks of class two; thir-
teen clerks of class one; one messenger
one assistant messenger; and one labor.
er; in all, fifty five thousand four hun
dred and eighty dollars.
r. 8econd Auditor.-FOr Second Auditor
three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
two thousand dollars; six clerks of class
four; and, for additional to 'disbursing g
of class three; seventy nine clerks of
class two; sixty clerks Of class one; one
messenger; five assistant messengers
amt seven laborers; in all; two hundred
shd seventy-two thousand and eighty
dollars. =
Third Auditor.-For Third Auditor,
fsvon ~, Of ~ fxxvo
thousand dollars; eleven clerks Of class
teighty-two clerks Of class two: forty four
hundred dollars each; two messengers
two assistant messengers; and fvetl labor.
ers; in al1, two hundred and f6rty-nine
thousand seven hundred and twenty dol.
lars:
f. Fourth Auditor. For the Fourth Au.
ditor, three thousand dollars chies clerk
two thousand dollars five clerks Of class
four: eighteen clerks of class three
eleven clerks Of class two; ten clerks of
class one. six female clerks ut nine hun:
dred dollars each, one messengcr,5 one as
sistant messenger, and two --3ahorers, in
all seventy.eight thousand six hundred
dollars. l.. -; = ''...,* ...'*.
Finn Auditor: For the Fifth Auditor,
three thousand dollars, chief clerk two
thousand dollars, four clerks of class
four, seven clerks of class three, seven
/ clerks of class two, nine clerks of Class
dne,'six coryists at nine hundred dollars
each, one messenger, one assistant mes
senger, and two lnboref$, in all flfty1wd
thousand four hundred dollars. ,,,.%
Auditor. of the Treasury for the Post
Office Denartmcnt-F conversation