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

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Office Of depository At Santa Re
For depository, in additin" I" Mis- pm,
NJ receiver tw.. Thousand ,}pIlatx. on,
clerk one thousand twu h,fndrsti dol
lars, ~" watchmer ut seven hundred
aud t~,nty dollars each, III al lou,
Thousand six hundred aud forty do
lars, ~: HI ..... -. III. =. !:
Office of depository Ut Tucson. Ar
izona: For depository in addition Il
his pay as postmaster QUO thousand
I've hundred dollars.
For compensation TO designated dc.
fositaries at Buffalo, New York, Louis,
tille, Ksntucky J, ahd Pittsburgh. Penn.
+ylvania, fur receiving safely keeping
sud paying out public money, ut the
rate Of one halt Of one per ccntum on
the 6r.t Que hundred thousaud dollars
oue.tourth Of one per centun. on The
second one hundred Thousand dollars,
aud Que. Gig nth Of cue per ccntunl On
Ill sums over Two hundred thousand
dollars; my sum which may have
been allowed to such dcpositarics for
reut or any other contingent expenses
in respect to the custody Of such pub.
lie money being deducted from such
compensation before any payment
shall be made therefor Provided,
That 40 compensation shall be allow
cd for the above services when tho
cmolumeuts Of the Office Of which said
designated depositary is in commission
amounts to the maximum compeusa.
ton fixed by law; nor shall the
amount allowed to any Of said designa-
ted depositarics Tor such services when
added to the cmoluments Of the office
VI which he is in commission, he more
than sufficient to make tho maximum
compensation fixed by law: And
Provided Farther, That the whole III.
]owanco to sny designated depositary
i"r such service shall not exceed one
thousand FIVE hundred dollars per an.
mum, three thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses under the
act Of sixth Of August, eighteen hun
dred and torty.s:x. for tho collection,
safe-keepiug transfer and disburse.
ment Of the public money, one hun-
drcd thousand dollars: Provided,
That no part Of said sum shall BE- OK
pended for clerical services or pay.
nent Of employees Of any nature or
grade; aud hereafter detailed state
'"ent Of the expenditure for the prece-
din: fiscal year Of all sums appropria-
ted for the contingent expenses in any
Department or Bureau Of the Govern.
n'cnt shall be presented to Congress at
the beginning Of each regular session.
For checks and check books for dis
bursting officers and others, and certii-
Gates OF deposit for Offices Of the Treas
urer aud assistant treasurer and desig-
mated depositaries, thirteen thousand
dollars
For compensation to special agents
to examine tn, books, accounts, and
money on hand at the several SUBJ
treasures aud depositaries, including
national banks acting as depositaries
under the act Of the sixth Of August
eighteen hundred aud forty six, four
thousand dollars.
UNITED STATES MINIS AND
ASSAY-OFFICES.
Officers Of the Directors of the Mint.
For director four thousand Ava hun
d.cd dollars, examiner two thousand
two hundred dollars, one computor Of
bullion two thousand two hundred dol
lars, Que clerk Of class four, one clerk
Of class two. one clerk Of class one, one
translator one thousand two hundred
dollars, one copyist, nine hundred dol
lars, one messenger, aud one laborer,
making j" all tho sum Of seventeen
thousand two hundred and sixty dol
lars And hereafter all salaries under
the Direct " Of the Mint at Washing
ton and at the various minis shall be
at the rates appropriated for in this
act.
For contingent expenses Of the Uni
ted State. mints and assay-offices,
namely: For specimens of coins to be
expended under the direction of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, three hun
dred aud fifty dollars, for books, bal.
"oces and weights, and other inciden.
'ial expenses, one thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For recoinage Of gold coins, to meet
the di1erenc between the nominal and
lulliou value Of gold coins now in the
Treasury reduced by natural abrasion
below the legal limit, aud to be RECON-
I'd, to be expended under the direction
"f the Secretary Of the Treasury, twen-
~ thousand dollars.
Mint at Philadelphia.-Fvr salaries
OF the superintendent, four thousand
dollars; for the assayer. meter and re-
hner, coincr and engraver, at three
thousand dollars each; the assistant as
sayer, assistant meter aud refner, and
assistant coiner, at two thousand one
hundred dollars eace, cashier, two thou
sand Eve hundred dollars; chief clerk,
Two tho usand four hundred dollars;
boo sleeper, deposit-clcrk and weigh
clerk, at wv" thousand dolla1s each;
and two clerks, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each; in all, thirty-sev.
en- thousand three hundred dollars,
For wages of wor2men and adjustors
two hundred aud fifty thousand dol
lars.
For incidental and contingent ex.
penses, incluci 's new machinery aud
repairs, eighty-five thousand dollars.
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