The Portland daily press., 1874-09-14

For compensation of the librarian, four thousand
dollars and Tor fourteen assistant librarians, three
at two thousand five hundred dollars each, two at
one thousand eight hundred dollars each one at one
thousand six hundred dollars, two at one thou
sand four hundred and forty dollars each, three
three at one thousand two hundred dollars each, two
at one thousand dollars each, and one at nine hun
dred and sixty dollars per annum; in all, twenty
six thousand one hundred and forty dollars.
For purchase of books for the library, nine thou
sand dollars two thousand dollars of which may be
expended for completing the collection OF British
local histories; for purchase of law books for the
library, two Thousand dollars; for purchase OF files
of periodicals and newspapers, two thousand five
hundred dollars; for expenses of exchanging public
documents tor the publications of foreign govern
ments, one thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said library, two thou
sand dollars.
For expenses of the copy right business, five hun
dred dollars.
For botanic garden, grading, draining, procuring
manure, tools, fuel, and repairs, and purchasing
trees ana shrubs, under the direction of the library
committee of Congress, five thousand dollars.
For pay of superintendent and assistant in botan-
ic garden and greenhouses, and two additional Ia
borers, under the direction OF the library committee
of Congress, twelve thousand one hundred and forty
six dollars.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
For clerk in the office of public buildings and
grounds, one thousand four hundred dollars.
For messenger in the same office eight hundred
and forty dollars.
For the public gardener, one thousand four hun
dred and forty dollars.
For a landscape gardener, one thousand eight hun
For the aborer in charge of the water-closets in
the capitol, seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For foreman and laborers employed in the pub
lie grounds, nineteen thousand two hundred and
ninety-six dollars.
For four lahOrerS in the capitol, two thousand
eight hundred and eighty dollars.
For furnace keeper, IN charge of heating appara-
tus under the old hall of the House of Representa-
tives, eight hundred and sixty-four dollars
For the following employees at the executive man
sion, namely For furnace keeper, eight hundred
and sixty-four dollars; two policemen, two thousand
six hundred and forty dollars; one night watchman,
nine hundred dollars one night usher, one thousand
two hundred dollars; and two doorkeeoers, at one
thousand two hundred dollars each; in all, eight
thousand and four dollars.
For two draw-keepers for navy yard and upper
bridges, and for fuel oil, and lamps, one thousand
six hundred dollars.
For Waterman in Franklin Square, seven hundred
and twenty dollars.
For the person in charge of the heating apparatus
of the library OF Con- Tess, and other seam-heatng
apparatus in the central building, eight hundred and
sixty-tour dollars.
For four watchmen in reservation numbered two,
(beng the Smithsonian grounds) two thousand eight
hundred and eighty dollars.
For Waterman in Lincoln Square, five hundred
and forty dollars.
For Waterman at Lafayette Square, sever. hundred
and twenty dollars.
For Waterman in Washington Circle, five hundred
and forty dollars.
For one bridge keeper at Chain Bridge, seven hun
dred and twenty dollars.
For Waterman for circle at intersection of Massa-
chusetts and Vermont avenues, five hundred AMI
forty dollars.
For contingent and Incidental expenses, two thou
sand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President of the United
States, fifty thousand dollars.
For compensation of the Vice President of the
United States, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation to private secretary. three thou
sand live hundred dollars; assistant secretary two
thousand hve hundred dollars; two executive clerks
at two thousand three hundred dollars each steward
at two thousand dollars, and messenger at onelthou.
sand two hundred dollars, of the President of the
United States in all, thirteen thousand eight hun
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the executive Office
including stationery therefor, six thousand dollars
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For compensation of the Secretary of State, eight
thousand dollars; two Assistant Secretaries of State
at three thousand five hun fred dollars each: and
one additional Assistant Secretary of State, with
IKE compensation, to be appointed by the President
by and with the advice and consent Of the Senate ID
be known as Third Assistant Secretary OF State for
chief clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars
twelve clerks of class tour six clerks of class three
eleven Clerks OF class one and thirteen clerks each
OF which thirteen shall receive compensation at
the rate Of nine hundred dollars year, one mes.
senger; one assistant messengers nine aborers; and
twenty dollars.
For six chiefs of bureaus, Consular, diplomatic
accounts, rolls and library, statistics and indexes
and archlveso at two thousand four hundred dollars
each, fourteen thousand four hundred dollars
For publishing the laws of the first session of the
forty-thlrG congress IN pamphlet form and IN news
papers, eighty-six thousand dollars Prouided That
atterthe Fourth day of March, eighteen hundred and
seventy-fve, the publication of the laws in news
papers shall cease.
For preof-readng, and packing the laws and doc
uments for the various legations and consulates in
Guiding boxes and transportation OF the same three
and repairs, five thousand dollars; for books and
maps, two thousand five hundred dollars; for extra
clerk hire and copying, four thousand dollars in all
fourteen thousand live hundred dollars.
TOT contingent expenses, namely; For rent fif-
teen thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars: for
fuel, two thousand five hundred dollars; fer lights,
one thousand two hundred dollars; for repairs fou
thousand dollars; for and subsistence of horses
and repairs OF carriages, two thousand dollars and
Tor miscellaneous items not included in the fore
going, six thousand two hundred and fifty dollars
i'll all, thirty-one thousand seven hundred dollars
For photographer, laborers, and necessary materi-
aus ior the hthographic4 press, two thousand five
For purchase Of official postage-stamps, fifty thou
sand dollars.
fee OF five dollars shall be collected for each citizen
passport issued from the Department. An account
OF these ices shall be kept and the amount collected
shall be paid into the Treasury of the United States
at least quarterly.
Prooided, That the Secretary of State may pre-
scribe duties for the Assistant Secretaries tTe So
licor not interfering with his duties as an officer of
the Depart ent CT Justice. and the clerks of bu-
reaus, as well as for all the other employees in the
therein when, in his Judgment it becomes necessary
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE-For CONDENSATION of tbe
Secretary OF the Treasury, eight thousand dollars.
two Assistant Secretaries OF the Treasury at three
thousand live hundred dollars each chief clerk and
eX-ofhclo superintendent OF the Treasury building
thlee thousand dollars; principal clerk of war
rants and appropriations, three thousand dollars.
seven principal clerks at two thousand eight hum
dred dollars each eight assistant clerks at two thou
sand four hundred dollars each twenty of class
four; two disbursing clerks, at two thousand eight
hundred dollars each; twenty-six clerks of class
n fyyn. aifrl
clerks OF class one; thirtyone female clerks at nine
hundred dollars each: Provided, That no money ap-
propriated by this act shall be used to pay male en-
pioyees more than is paid TO female employees for
like services; eleven messengers; and eleven labor
ers; one clerk of class four and clerk of class
one to assist the chief clerk in experimenting the
building; 0ne captain of the watch one thousand
-FOUR hundred dollars; one engine or, one thousand
SIX hundred dollars; one machni t and gas litter,
one thousand two hundred dollars; one sorekeeper
one Thousand four hundred dollars; sixty watch
men. at seven hundred and twenty dollars each and
additional to two OF SAID watchmen, acting as lieu
tenants OF watchmen two hundred and eighty dol
lars EACH IN addition; twenty-five laborers at seven
hundred and twenty dollars each; one assistant en-
gineer one dollars; nine firemen, at seven
hundred and twenty dol ars each; ninetyf char
women, at one hundred and eighty dollars each: i'm
all, thiee hundred and forty-two thousand one hun
dred dollars.
SUPERVISING ARCHITEcT-In the construction
branch of the Treasury: For supervising architect.
four thousand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand five
hundred DOLLARS book-keeper two thousand dollars:
photographer, two thousand five hundred dollars: as
sstant photographer, one thousand six hundred dol
lars lour cerkof class four additional to two clerks
OF class FOUR one at six hundred dollars and one at
Two hundred doars four clerks Of class three: two
clerks OF class one; two cOpyiSts: and one messen-
ger; in all, thrty-two thousand and forty dollars
. FIRST COMPTROLLER OF THE TREAsURY-For
first comptroller of the Treasury five thousand dol
lars; Chief clerk, two thousand dollars; ten clerks
Of class four; twelve clerks of class three: ten
clerks OF class two; five clerks of class one six cow
lists, at nine hundred dollars each one messenger.
one assistant messenger; and two laborels; in all
seyenty-two thousand SIX hundred dollars.
SECOND COMPTROLLER OFF THE TREASURy-For
second comptroller of the Treasury. five Thousand
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars; twelve
clerks OF class four eighteen clerks of class three
eighteen clerks OF class two; fourteen clerks of class
one; ten copyists, at nine hundred dollars each one
one assistant messenger; and two Ia
borers, in ALL hundred and eleven thousand four
hundred dollars.
COMMISSIONER OF CUsToMs.-For commissioner
u customs, three thousand dollars; chief clerk two
thousand dolars three clerks of class four: seven
clerks OF class three; ten clerks of class two nine
clerks Of class one; one messenger; and one labor
sr; IN all, forty seven thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars. 80 GNU
FIBsT AUDIToR.-For the first auditor of tbe
Treasury, three thousand dollars; chief clerk two
thousand dollars; three clerks of class four; ten
clerks OF class three; eight clerks of class two:
thirteen clerks OF class one; one messenger: one
assistant messenger; and one laborer; in ALL fifty-
i've thousand four hundred and eighty dollars
SECOND AUDIrOR.-For second auditor three
housand dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dollars:
TX clerks OF class four; and, for additional TO dis
,ursiDg clerk. two hundred dollars; forty clerks Of
lass three; SEVENTY nine clerks of class two: sixty
Jerks of class one; one messenger; five assistant
Messengers; and seven laborers; ALL two hundred
md seyenty-two thousand and eighty dollars
THIRD AUDIToR.-For third auditor, three thou