Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-01
dred and forty dollars; for miscellane-
GUS items, exclusive Of labor, fifteen
thousand dollars.

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CAPITOL Police. =. : ,.~>.S
For one captain, two thousand dol
/ lars; three lieutenants, at one thousand
|six hundred dollars each; twenty.seven
privates, at one thousand four hund-
red dollars each, thirty-sevcn thousand
eight hundren dollars; and eight watch
men, at one thousand dollars each,
eight thousand dollars; making in all,
fifty-two thousand six hundred dollars,
one half to be paid into the contingent
fund of the House Of Representatives
and the other half to be paid into the
contingent fund Of the Senate; ProYid-
ed, That whenever . member Of the
Capitol police or watch force is sus-
pended from duty for cause, said po-
liceman or watchman shall receive no
compensation for the time of such sus.
pension if he shall not be reinstated.
For compensation of members Of the
House OF Representatives and Dele
gates from Territories, one million five
hundred and thirty-6ve thousand dol
lars.
For mileage, one hundred ard thirty
thousand dollars. =
For compensation Of the Offices,
clerks, messengers, and others rcceiv.
ing an annual salary in the House of
Representatives, namely: Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, four thou
sand three hundred and twenty dollars
officer charged with disbursing the con
tingent fund, five hundred aud seventy
six dollars; chief clerk and journal
clerk Of the House while such position
is held by the present incumbents and
no longer, three thousand six hundred
dollars each; two reading clerks, assist.
ant journal clerk, and tally clerk, three
thousand dollars each; four assistant
clerks, at two thousand five hundred
and ninct y.two dollars each; one assist
ant clerk, at two thousand five huud-
red and twenty dollars; eight assistant
clerks, including librarian and assist
ant librarian at two thousand one hun
dred and sixty collars each; four assist
ant clerks, at ono thousand eight Fun
dred dollars each; one chief messenger
in the Office of the Clerk of the House,
at Eve dollars and seyenty-six cents per
day; superinte ndent OF document room
OF: the Clerk Of the House, one thous-
and eight hundred dollars; three mess
enger$, (includins ip the House libra
ry,> at one thousand four hundred and
forty dollays each; lone enginee, one
thousand eieht hundred dollars; three
assistant engineers. at one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars each;
six 6remen, at one thousand and nine
ty.five dollars each per annum; for
clerk to the Committee ON Why's and
Means, two thousand five hundred and
ninety.two dollars; messenger to the
Committee on Ways and Means, one
thousand three hundred and fourteen
dollars; clerk to the Committee on Ap
preparations, two thousand tivo hund-
red and ninety-two dollars; messenger
to the Committrc on Appropriations,
one thousand thrcc hundred aud four
teen dollars; clerk to Committee on
Claims, two thousand one hundred and
sixty dollars; clerk to Committee on
War Claims, two thousand one hun
! atcd and sixty dollars; clerk to Com.
mittee on Public Lands, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars; clerk at
Speakers table, at five dollars and sew
cnty six cents per day, privats secretary
to the Speaker, two thousand one hun
dred and two dollars aud forty cents;
Sergcant-at-Arms, four thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars: Provided,
That hereafter he shall receive, direct.
ly Or indirectly. no fees or other CON-
pensation or cmolument whatever for
performing the duties of tho Office, or
in connection Herewith, otherwise than
as aforesaid; clerk to the Sergeant-at-
Arms, two Thousand i've hundred dol
lars; paying teller to the sergeant-at-
Arms, enc thousand eigh: hundred dol
lars; messenger to the Sergeant-at-
Arms, one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars; Doorkeeper, two thou
sand five hundred and ninety.two dol
lars: first assistant doorkeeper, two
thousand five hundred and ninety two
dollars; Postmaster, two thousand Eve
hundred aud niuety-two dollars; first as
sistant postmaster, one thousand eight
hundred dollars; fourteen messengers,
seven at one thousand and five hundred
dollars each, and seven at one thousand
two hundred dollars each; Chaplain of
House, nine hundred dollars two STEM
| Ographers for committees, four THOUSAND
two hundred dollars each; superintend-
ent of the f0lding-room, two thousand one
hundred and sixty dollars; superintend-
ent and assistant superintendent of the
documentroonl, at two thousand one hun
dred and sixty dollars each; document
file clerk, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; five messengers, at one Thousand
eight hundred dollars, and six at one
thousand four hundred and forty dollars
each; twelve messengers during the ses-
sion; at the rate 6f one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars each per an
mum, five thousand seven hundred and
sixty dollars; fifteen laborers seven hun
dred and sixty dollars seysp (aborers du-
ring the session at the rate of seven hun
dred and twenty dollars per annum; and
one laborer at eight hundred and twenty
dollars; making in all, the sum of one
hundred and ninety-six thousand eight
hundred and sixteen dollars.
T. TO pay Henry Douglas, employed un-
der the Do6rkeeper Of the House, his year
y compensation as fixed by act Of March
third eighteen hundred and seventv-threc
for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteet1 hundred and seventy-five, nine
hundred and seventeen dollars and fifty
cents.
For contingent expenses Of the House
of Representatives, namely:
For clerks to committees, fifteen thou
sand dollars ~
For folding documents including pay
of folders in the folding rooms and mate
rials, twenty-five thousand dollars: Pro
v!ded. That no part of this appropriation
shall be used in paying >nor9'than twenty
Folders. =, :"
For fuel, eight thousand dollars.
For hire Of Horses and mail wagons for
carrying the mails, and for one saddle