The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-13

sociate judges, and eecreiary, fifteen thou
| sand dollars
For Legislative expenses. namcly: Rent,
storage, light, fuel, postage, and incident;
al expenses. one Thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars.
| For ct3gtihgefit expenses. TO be eNpend-
ed by the governor, one Thousand dollars
| And Hereafter it shall be the duty of the
secretary OF each Territ ory to furnish es-
| Inmates in detail for the lawful expenses
! thereof. to be presented to the Secretary
of the Treasury on or before the first day
of October OF every year.
WAR DEPARTMENT
For compensation of the Secretary of
War, eight thousand doIlars; one chief
clerk. at an annual compensation of two
thousand five hundred dollars; one dis
bursieg clerk, at two thousand dollars;
sand dollars; seven clerks of class fosir: six
clerks of class three: six clerks of class two;
at eight hundred and forty dollars each;
nine laborers, at seven hundred and twen-
~ dollars; seven watchInen for orfhwest
building. texecutivel at seven hundred
and twenty dollars each: in all, seventy
thousand three hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses OF his Office,
twelve thousand dollars.
For the purpose of examining the rebel
archives and having copies fur1lishee for
me government, six thousand six hun
IN RHE OFFICE oF THE ADJUTAST-G.Efs-s
ERAL.-OHe chief clerk, ut two t1louSlnd
dollars; nine clerks of class four; fifteeE
clerks of class three; twenty-five clerks of
class two: one hundred clerks of class one;
three temporary clerks of class three;
twenty temporary clerks of class two;
sixty temporary clerks of class one; ten.
messengers, at eight hundred and forty
dollars; III all. three hundred and twenty
thousand six hundred dollars,
For postage official matter of tho
War Department and its Bureaus,
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, eight thousand
dollars.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GEN
ERAL.-One clerk of class fOFTr; one mes
senger, at eight hundred and forty dollars
in all, two thousand six hundred and forty
dollars.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMAs--
Experimentation chief clerk, at two
thousand dollars; eight clerks of class
four; ten clerks of class three; twenty
four clerks of class two; forty clerks of
class one; eighteen copyists, af nine hum
drud dollars; one female messenger ut
thirty dollars per month; one messenger
at eight hundred and forty dollars; eight
labOrerS at seven hundred and twenty dol
lars; one engineer. at twelve hundred dol
lars: one fireman at seven hundred and
twenty dollars; and five watchmen at
seven hundred and twenty dollars each.
six temporary clerks of class two; ten tenn
porary clerks of class one; ten temporary
copyiSts, ut nine hundred dollars; in all,
one hundred and seyenty-tWo thousand
and eighty dollars.
For contingent expenses, seven thou
sand dollars.
IN THE OFFICE OF TAE PAYMASTER-.
GENERAL.-One chief clerk. at two thou
sand dollars: seven clerks of class four:
eight clerks of class three: fifteen clerks of
class two; thirteen clerks OF class one: one
messenger, at eight hundred and forty
dollars: four watch1nen at seven hundred
and twenty dollars: five laborers at seven
hundred and twenty dollars; two tempo
Iarp clerks of class two; three temporary
clerks of class one: III all, nty-Seyen
thousand seven hundred and tweuty dol
lars.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE CodMIssARY'
GENERAL.-One chief clerk. at two thou
sand dollars: two clerks of class four; four
clerks of class three: five clerks Of class
senger. Mt eight hundred and forty dollars;
three laborers, at seven hundred and
hundred and twenty dollars; in all, thirty.
seven thousand eight hundred and forty
dollars.
For contingent expenses. namely; office
rent, repairs, and miscellaneous items,
seven thousand dollars.
In THE OFFICE OF TILE SURGEoN-GENER-
AL.-One chief clerk, at two thousand dol
lars; six clerks of class four; four clerks of
class three; eight clerks of class two; one
hundred hundred and fifteen clerks of
class one, twenty of whom shall be tenn
pOraTy:1 one anatOmlSt at the Army Medl-
cal Museum. at sixteen hundred dollars;
one engineer, in division of records and
museum, at fourteen hundred dollars: ono
messenger, at eight hundred and forty
dollars: twenty-five w;stcflrrten and labor
ers, six temporaly.l at seven hundred and
twenty dollars each: i'll ALL one hundred
and eighty-eight Thousand and eighty
dollars.
For contingent expenses. blank books,
stationery binding. rent, fuel, and includ-
Army Medical Museum, seven thousand
dollars.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGrN-
EER.-One chief clerk, at two thousand
dollars; five cleres OF class four; four clerks
of class three; four clerks of class two: four
clerks of class one: one messenger, af eight
at seven hundred and twenty dollars each;-
i'll all. thirty thousand and eighty dollars.
For contingent expenses, namely: For
stationery. office furniture. miscellaneous
and incidental expenses. including profes-
slonal books maps, ana two dstily WASH
iIr9ton newspapers, three thousand dol
lars.
IN THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ORD
NANCE--Oue chief clerk. at two thousand
dollars: three clerks Of class tsur; three
clerks of class three; three CLERKS of class
two: eight CLERKS of class one; one messen-
ger at eight hundred and forty dollars;
one laborer at seven hundred and twenty
dollars: in all, twenty-seven thousand hVe.
hundred and sixty dollars.
For contingent expenses. namely: STA
tionery, envelopes. wfapDlng-paper. 1or
sending BLANKS to the afsenals. forts, per-
manent batteries, and troops in the neld,>
kilograms. express charges. and incident
ais ofa similar nature. furniture, mating,
carpets, oil-cioth, professional BOOKS for
Ordnance Department library. pamphlets,
and newspapers. two thousand dollars
~ THE OFFICE OF MdLtTAkY JtsTiG sr!sia..
one clerk of class four: one CLERK OF class
three; two CLERKS of class two: four CLERKS
of class one: one messenger At elgnf nun
tlred and forty dollars.
For contingent expenses, five hundred
dollars.
IN THE SIGNAL oFFrcE.-Two, CLERKS of
class four; one messenger, at eight hum
tired and forty dollars: in all four thou
sand four hundred and forty dollars.
That it is further made the duty of the
Secretary of War, when the REDUCTION of
blerhs now em2loyed snali ta8e erect un.
far as possible, such of the enlisted men
and discharged soldiers as are now ON
partlnent where the same can be done
with due regard to the dispatch OF pup
lie business: and it Is hereby made the
duty Of the Secretary of War to place such
enlisted men so retained upon the civil
lst, so as 10 enfitle them to promotion un-
der the civil service regulations; and here
after it shall be unlawful to allow or pay
to any of the persons designated in this
act any additional compensation from any
source whatever, or to retain, detail, or
employ in any branch of the War Depart
ment in the city of Washington any per-
sons other than those herein authorized
exceu1 in the signal office and the engineer
| corps, and except such commissioned
officers as the Secretary OF War may, from
time to time, assign TO special duties:
Proride6. That the Adjutant General is
authorized TO retain during the next fiscal
year, and no longer, such portion of his
force of employees now on duty in his
office as may he actually necessary for the~
service thereof. but no new eniistments
and nothing in this act shall be so con-
strued as to- sncrease the aggregate force
Departments and it shall be the duty of
theSecretary of Wag to reduce the number
| of temporary ciefES ana others authorized
by this act as fast as the wants of the pub
lie sernice will permit.
WAR DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS.
For compensation of superintendent of
the building occupied by tho War Dep art.
nent two hundred and fifty dollarsl and
for four watehnen and two laborers; in,
all, four Thousand five hundred and seven.
ty dollars.
Forlabor, fuel. lights. and miscellaneous ..
items for the said building, eight thou,
sand dollars.
For one engineer in charge officiating.