Smyrna times., 1874-08-19
Laws of the United States.
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
For compensation Of Commissioner OF Agrcul.
ture three thousand dollars; chief cr-k, two thous.
and dollars; entOmologst, two thousand dollars;
chemist, two thousand dollars; assistant chemist,
one thousand six hundred dollars; superintendent of
experimental gardens and grounds. two thousand
dollars; satstIcian two thousand dollars disburs-
ing clerk. one thousand eight hundred dollars; super
Intendent Ot seed room, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; librarian, one thousand eight hundred dol.
lars; bOtanist, one thousand eight hundred duars;
microscOpst. one thousand eight hundred dollars;
four clerks of class four five clerks of class three;
SIX clerks of class two; seven clerks of class one;
engineer. one thousand four hundred dollars; super
lDtendent of fOding-ro one thousand two hun.
dred dollars; assistant superintendent of experiment
tai garden and grounds, one thousand two hundred
dollars; assistant superintendent of the seed-room,
one thousand two hundred dollaTs three copiss, at
nine hundred dollars each; two attendants in
museum, at one thousand doa:s each; chief mes
senger, eight hundred and forty dollars each; two
assistant messengers, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each; one carpenter, at nine hundred and
sixty dollars; three watchman; and nine laborers;
making, in all, seventy seven thousand one hundred
and eighty dollars.
For postage seeds, reports circulars, and letters,
hlty.twO thousand dollars.
For collecting agricultural statistics, and cOmpil.
ing and writing matter for monthly, annual, and
special reports, fifteen thousand dollars: Provided,
That no part Of this sum shall be paid 10 any per-
son receiving at the same time other compensation
as an officer or employee of the Department
For purchase of new and valuable seeds and plants
Tor distribution, sixty thousand dollars and of this
sum FIVE thousand dollars shall be expended for
the purchase and distribution of cotton seed; 70. ex
penses OF putting up the same, for labor, bagging,
paper, twine. gum, and other necessary materials,
five thousand dollars.
For completing library-cases, cases for museum,
repairs of building, heating apparatus. furniture.
water and gas pipes, new furniture, carpets and
mating, four thousand two hundred dollars.
For labor on experimental garden, and for flower.
pots, repairs TO greenhouse. and purchase Of new
plants and seeds for the slime, eight thousand dol.
lars
For stationery, two thousand dollars; for freight.
charges, two thousand dollars; for fuel, two thOus.
and dollars; for lights six hundred dolIars for fuel
two thousand dOllars for lights six hundred dollars;
for subsistence and care Of horses, and repair Of
harness and carriage, one thousand five hundred
dollars; for paper, twine, and gum for folding.
room, five hundred dollars; for incidental and mis-.
cellaneOus items namely, for ersIng, teegrap PHI.
ing, dry goods, soap, brushes brOoms. mats, oils,
paints, glass. lumber, hardware ice, and expenses in
attending fairs and care Of stationery, fou thOus.
und dollars; in all, twelve thousand six hundred
dollars.
For collecting and modelling specimens of fruits
and vegetables, and collecting and preparing speci.
mems for the museum and herbarium, two thousand
dollars.
For chemicals and apparatus for the use Of the
chemical DIVISION one thousand dollars.
For materials for the Of the microscopic. three
hundred dollars
For chronological works Of reference, two hun.
dred and fifty dollars; Tor botanical works Of refer.
ence, two hundred and fifty dollars; for work, on
chemistry, mineralogy and charts, two hundred and
fifty dOllars for current agricultural works for the
library, two hundred and fifty dollars; for miscei
ianeous agricultural periodicals., two hundred and
fifty dollars; and for completion Of sets two hundred
and fifty dollars; in ALL one thousand FIVE hundred
dollars.