Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-22

| once OF assistant treasurer At Saint Louis
For assistant treasurer, ave thousand dcilsrs
chief clerk 1rd teller, two thousand I've hun
dred dollars; assistant teller one thousand eight
huIdr,d dollas; book keeper, one thousand i've
| hundred dollar; assistant book one
thousand two hundred dollars; messenger, one
| thousand dollars; four wstchmen st seven hun
dred dollars each; n all, fifteen thousand eight
| hundred dollars.
offce OF assistant treasurer at New Orleans
| For assistant treasurer, four thousand five hun
9red dollars; Ior cash er, two thousand I've hun
| lars book keeper, one thousand i've hundred
| dollars; assistant book Keeper, one thorsand
| lars two wstchmen, g. seven hundred sad
| twenty dollars each; two night wstchmen, st
| seven hundred and twenty dollars each; in al
fifteen thousand seven hundred and eighty dCi-
| lars
Office # assistant treasurer at Charleston.
| South Carolina: For assistact treasurer. four
| Thousand ceilsrs; one clerk, one thousand eight
| hundred dollars; one clerk, oSe thousand stu
| hundred dollars; one assistant messenger, seven
| hundred snd twenty dollars; and two watch
men, at seven hundred and twenty dollars each;
/ IN ssll nine thousand i've hundred and sixty
dollars.
| Office of assistant treasurer at Baltimore For
| assistant treasurer, five thousand dOllars; for
| cashier, two thousand five hundred dollars; for
| three clerks, i've Thousand four hundred dol.
/ lsIs; for three clerks, four thousand two hun
dred dollars; for two clerks, two thOus and four
| hundred dollars; for one messenger eight hun
| ored and forty dollars, for i've vau,t-watch-
men, three Thousand six hundred dollars; in ALL
tHenty-three thousand nine hundred and forty
L col aIs.
Office of assistant treasurer at Chicago: For
| assistant treasurer, i've thousand dollars: for
Cashier, two thousand I've hundred dollars. for
paying teller, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars; fer book.keeper and for receiving teller,
AZ one thousand i've hundred dollars each. three
| thousand collars; for one clerk, oae thousand
two hundred dollars; for one messenger. eight
hundred and forty dollars; for one watchmdp.
seven hundred and twenty dollars; in Sll, fifteen
| Thousand and sixty dollars.
Office OF assistant treasurer at Cincinnati: For
assistant treasurer, five thousand dollars; for
cashier, two thousand dollars; for one hook
keeper, one thousand eight hundred dollars; for
assistant cashier, one thousand tive hundred
dollars; for check clerk and interest clerk, az
one thousand two hundred dollars each; for
fractional-currency clerk, one thousand dollars:
for one messenger, six hundred dollars; fer one
night-watchman, seven hundred and twenty
dollars; two watchnen, at one hundred and
twenty dollars each; In all, fifteen thousand
two hundred and sixty dollars.
Office OF depOsitary at Louisville: For cashier
two thousand dollars; for assistant cashier one
| thousand two hundred dollars for bOok-keeper,
| ore thousand five hundred dollars: for one
| Waterman, seven hundred and twenty dollars:
in All, five thousand four hundred and twenty
| dollars.
Office of depositsry at Pittsburgh: For cashier,
| one thousand eight hundred dollars; book
| keeper, one thousand four hundred dollars: one
| Waterman, seven hundred and twenty dollars;
| IN sll, three thousand nine hundred and twenty
| dollars.
Office Of depOsitary at Santa Fe: For deposit
| taIy, in addition to his pay As receiver two
| thousand dollars; one clerk, one thousand two
| hundred dollars; two watchmen, at seven hun
bred and twenty dollars each; i'm all four thoUs-
ard six hundred and forty dollars.
Office OF depository at Tuscon, Arizona: For
depOsitsry, in addition TO his pay postmaster,
| one thousand i've hundred dollars.
For compensation TO designated depOsitaries
| at Buffalo, New York; Louisville Kentucky:
| and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for receiving
| safely keeping, and paying out public money,
at the rate OF one-han of one per centum on the
| first one hundred thousand dollars one fourth of
one per centum on the second one hundred
| thousand dollars, and One-eighth OF one per
centum on all sums over two hundred thousand
dollars; any sum which may have been allowed
| TO such depositaries for rent or any other con-
| tingent expenses in respect 10 the custody OF
| such public money being deducted from such
compensation before any payment shall be made
| therefor: Prorided, That no CONDENSATION shall
| be allowed for the above services when the
i emoluments OF the Office OF which said desig-
/ mated depositary is in commission amounts To
4 the maximum compensation fixed BY law; nor
shall the amount allowed to any of said desig-
| mated depositaries for such services, when adj
i ded TO the emOluments OF the office OF which be
i is in commission, be more than sufficient 70
| insse me HsAln1 4 An compensation nAsd by law;
1 And pTOrtded further, That the whole allowance
| TO any designated depositary for such services
| shall not exceed one thousand five hundred dol
l lars per annum, three thousand dollars.
/ For contingent expenses under the act of
| sixth or August, eighteen hundred and forty
six, for the collection, safe keeping transfer and
1 disbursement OF the public money, one hun
| dTSd thousand dollars: PrOrided, That no mart
| of said sum shall be expended for clerical ser
| vices or payment of employees OF any nature
| or grade; and hereafter detailed statement OF
| the expenditure for the preceding rscal year OF
| ali sums appropriated for contingent expenses
| in any Department or Bureau Of the Govern
| MT nj shall be presented to Congress at 1.-THE be-
| ginning OF each regular session.
| For checks and check books for 'disbursing
/ officers and others, and certificates OF deposit
or Offices of the Treasurer and assistant treas
urer and designated depositsries, thirteen thou
| and dollars.
For compensation 10 special agents TO exam
II the hooks, accounts. and money hand al
l he several sub treasures and repositories, in.
GLIDING national banks acting As dePOsitaries
4 under the act of the sixth Of August, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, four thousand dollars.
| UNITED STATES MINIS AND AssAY-oFFIcEs.
/ O4jce Of the Director Of the Hint-For director,
| four thousand q We hundred dollars; examiner
| two thousand two hundred dollars; one compu-
| tor OF bullion, two thousand two hundred dol
lars; one clerk Of class four; one clerk OF class
| two; one clerk of class one; one transl ator, one
| thousand two hundred dollars; one copyist,
| nine hundred dollars; one messenger and one la
| borer; making, in all, the sum Of seventeen
| thousand two hundred and sixty dollars. And
| hereafter all salaries under the Director of the
| Mint at Washington and at the various minis
| shall be at the rates appropriated Tor in this
| act.
For contingent expenses of the United States
| minis and assay Offices, namely: For specimens
| OF coins, TO be expended under the direction of
| the Secretary OF the Treasury, three hundred
| and fifty dollars; for books, balances and
| weights, and other incidental expenses, one
| thousand i've hundred dollars
| For recoinage Of gold coins, 10 meet the diff
| ference between the nominal and bullion value
| OF gold coins now In the Treasury, reduced by
| natural abrasion below the legal limit, aud TO
| be recoined, to be expended under the direction
| or the Secretary OF the Treasury, twenty thou
| saEd dollars.
| Mint at FhilddelE hid.-For salaries Of the SUI
| perintendent, four thousand five hundred dol
lars; for the assayer, melter and refiner, cOI2er
and engraver, At three thousand dollars each;
the assistant aseayer, assistant melter and re-
! finer, and assistant coiner, at two thousand one
hundred dollars each; cashier, two thousand
five hundred dollars; chief clerk, two thousand
four hundred dollars; book-keeper, deposit
clerk, and weigh clerk, at two Thousand dollars
each; and two clerks, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each; In all, thirty seven thou
| sand three hundred dollars.
| For wages of workmen and sdjasters, two
| hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
For Incidental and contingent expenses, in
GLIDING new machinery and repairs, eighty-fye
| thousand dollars.
For freight on bullion and coin, d We thousand
| dollars.
Mint at Son Francisco, COLONIZATION sala-
ries OF superintendent, four thousand i've hun