New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-19

dollars; for fuel, gas, engraving and re-
touching plates; for bounty land warrants,
printing and binding the same; engrav-
ing and printing pension certificates;
the Office, including two daily newspapers
eighteen thousand eight hundred dollars;
in all, seventy-three thousand eight hundred
dollars.
United States Patent Offce.-For compen-
sation Of the Commissioner of the Patent
Office four Thousand five hundred dollars;
for assistant commissioner, three thousand
dollars; for chief clerk, two Thousand five
| hundred dollars; three examiners in.chief, at
three thousand dollars each; examiner in
charge of interfereDces, two thousand five
hundred dollars: trade mark examiner, two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars; twenty-tour
principal examiners, at two thousand five
hundred dollars each: twenty -four first
assistant examiners. at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each; twenty.fO four second
| assistant examiners, at one thousand SIX
| hundred dollars each; twenty four third
assistant examiners, two Of whom may be
females, at one thousand four hundred
dollars each; one librarian, two thousand
dollars; one mschinist, one thousand six
hundred dollars; seven clerks of class four;
eight clerks of class three; thirty-One clerks
OF class two; aud forty-fve clerks Of class
one; also, for thirty permanent clerks, at
one thousand dollars each; for forty
permanent clerks, at nine hundred dollars
each: for three skilled draughtsmen,
at one Thousand two hundred dollars each;
for one messenger and purchasing clerk,
one Thousand dollars; for one skilled laborer,
one thousand two hundred dollars; for
eight attendants in modelroom, at one
Thousand dollars each; for eight attendants
| in model-room, at nine hundred dollars
each; for thirty laborers at seven hun
| dred and twenty dollars each; for six
laborers. at six hundred dollars each; in all,
four hundred and thirty-seven thousand
| eight hundred dollars.
For contingent and miscellaneous ex-
penses of the Patent Office, namely: For
stationery, tor use of office, repair of model
cases, stationery portfolios for drawings,
| furniture and labor connected Herewith,
| repairing, pspering, painting, carpets. ice,
| advertising, books for library, moneys re-
funded, printing engraved pstentheads,
International exchanges, plumbing, gas
! fitting, extra labor on indexes and abstracts
| for annual reports, fitting rooms, Temporary
clerks, laborers and other contingencies.
| eighty thousand dollars; and no money
appropriated by this paragraph shall be
expended for advertising IN newspapers
published in the city of Washington other
than the Patent Office Official Gazette.
For phOt0lithOgraphing, or otherwise
producing copies Of drawings OF current and
| back issuee, for use OF the office and for
sale. including pay Of temporary draughts-
man, forty thousand dollars.
For photoiithographing, or otherwise
producing plates for the Official Gazette,
including pay OF employees engaged on the
| Gazette, and for making similar plates of
patents issued between July first, eighteen
hundred and sixty nine, and January first,
eighteen hundred and seventy.twO, forty
| thousand dollars.
| For photolithographing, or otherwise
producing copies Of the weekly issue of
drawings, to be attached to patents and
copies, forty thousand dollars.
For tracngs of drawings preparatory to
| photolithogrAphiDg back issues, thlrty-tlve
| thousand dollars.
Rurenu of Education-For Commissioner
of Education, three thousand dollars; chief
| clerk. two thousand dollars; one clerk of
| class four: one statisticiaD, with the CON-
| pensation of clerk of class four; one clerk
| OF class three: one translator, with the
compensation of clerk Of class three; one
clerk of class two; four cOpyIsts, at nine
hundred dollars each; one messenger, eight
hundred and forty dollars; and one watch
man; In all, eighteen thousand three hun
dred and sixty dollars.
For contingent, namely: Stationery, two
thousand dollars; cases for library, Eve
hundred dollars; library, one thousand dol
lars; current educational periodicals., two
|
records, two hundred and fifty dollars;
other current publications, two hundred
! and twenty-five dollars; completing valua-
| BILE sets Of periodicals and publications in
the library, two hundred dollars; telegraph
ing and expressage, two hundred dollars;
| collecting statistics, and writing and com.
piliug matter for annual and special reports,
| and editing and publishing circulars of
information, eleven thousand dollars fuel
and lights. two hundred and seventy-fve
dollars; office furniture, two hundred and
| fifty dollars; contingencies, one thousand
and sixty dollars; in all, seventeen thou
sand two hundred and ten dollars.
Surreyors General and their Cle,ks.-For
compensation OF surveyor general of Louis.
lana, two thousand dollars; and for the
| clerks il his Office, two thousand five hun
| dred dollars.
For surveyor general of Florida, two
| Thousand dollars; and for the clerks IN his
office. two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For Surveyor General of Minnesota, two
| thousand dollars; and for the clerks in his
office, eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For Surveyor General Of the Territory of
| Dakota, two thousand dollars: and for the
| clerks in his office, six thousand three hun
bred dollars.
For Surveyor General of Kansas, two
| thousand dollars; and TOR the Clerks in his
Office. nine thousand seven hundred dollars
For Surveyor General of the Territory of
| Colorado, three thousand dollars; and for
the clerks in his office, six thousand three
| hundred dollars.
For Surveyor General of the Territory of
New Mexico, three thousand dollars: and
for the clerks III his office; six thousand
three hundred dollars.
For Surveyor General of California, three
thousand dollars; and for the clerks in his
| office, twenty thousand dollars.
For Surveyor General of the Territory Of
Idaho three thousand dollars; and for the
clerks in his office, four thousand dollars.
For Surveyor General of Nevada, three
thousand dollars; and for the clerks in his
office, six thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Oregon, two
thousand five hundred dollars; and for the
clerks in his Office, five thousand four
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory of
Washington, two Thousand five hundred
dollars; and for the clerks in his Office, five
thousand four hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Nebraska and
Iowa, two Thousand dollars and for the
clerks in his office, six thousand three hun
bred dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory of
Montana, three thousand dollars; and for
the clerks in his Office, five thousand dollars.
For surveyor general OF the Territory OF
Utah, three thousand dollars; and tor the
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general Of the Territory OF
Wyoming, three thousand dollars; and for
the clerks in his office, six thousand seven
hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory OF
Arizona, three thousand dollars: and for
the clerks II his office, tour thousand dol