National Republican., 1874-07-11

of all sums appropriated for contingent ex
penses in any department or bureau OF th'
Government shall be presented to Congress o
the beginning Of each regular session.
For checks and check-boOks for disbursin!
officers and others, and certificates OF depoS'
for offices oft the Treasurer ana assistant treas
urer and designated depositaries, thirteen thou
For compensation to special agents to exam
inc the books, accounts, and money on hsn(
Of the several sub-treasuries and repositories
including national banks acting as depositariel
under the act of the sixth Of August, eigh
teen hundred and forty-six, four thousand dol
lars. ...... s...
UNITED STATES MnNTs AND ASSAY
.-. OFFICES. .-..
OFFICE OF TIE DIRECTOR OF THE MINT
For director, four thousand five hundred dol
lars; examiner, two thousand two hundred
dollars; one computor of bullion, two thousand
two hundred dollars; one clerk of class four
one clerk of class two; one clerk of class one
one translator, one thousand two hundred dol.
lars; one copyfst, nine hundred dollars; one
messenger; and one lsborer; making, in all
the sum Of seventeen thousand two huud red
and sixty dollars. And hereafter all salaries
under the DiTector Of the Mint at Washington
and at the various mints shall be at the rates
appropriated for in this act. ..-
For contingent expenses Of the United States
mints and assay Offices, namely: For speci-
mems Of coins, to be expended under the direc-
ton OF the Secretary of the Treasury, three
hundred and fifty dollars; for books, balances
and weights, and other Incidental expenses,
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For recoinage of gold coins, to 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, and to
be recoined, TO be expended under the direc-
ton of the Secretary Of the Treasury, twenty
thousand dollars.
MINI AT PmLADELPHA.-For salaries of
the superintendent, four Thousand five hun
dred dollarsi for the assayer, meIter and re-
finer, coiner and engraver, at three thousand
dollars each; the assistant assayer, assistant
melter and refiDer and assistant coiner, at two
thousand one hundred dollars each; cashier,
two thousand five hundred dollars; chief clerk,
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 thousand three hundred dollars,
For wages Of workmen and adjusters, two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses, in
cluding new machinery ami repairs, eighty-fye
thousand dollars.
For freight on bullion and coin, five thousand
dollars.
MINT AT SAN Francisco, CALIFORNIA
For salaries of superintendent, four thousand
five hundred dollars; sssayer, melter and re-
finer, and coiner at three thousand dollars
each; chief clerk, two thousand five hundred
dollars; cashier, two thousand five hundred
dollars; four clerks, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each; in all, twenty five thou
sand seven hundred dollars.
For wages of workmen and adjusters, two
nd md Nd AL
For material and repairs, fuel, lights, chem
icals, and other necessaries, seVenty-fVe thou
sand dollars.
MINT AT CARSON, NEvADA.-For salaries of
three thousand dollars; as
seyer, melter and refner, and coiner ut two
FIVE hundred dollars each; chief
clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars;
cashier and book-keeper, at two thousand dol
lars each; Wei9h-clerk and voucher-clerk, at
two thousand dollars each; computing clerk,
two thousand dollars; assayer's clerk, one
six hundred dollars; in all, twenty
four Thousand siI hundred dollars.
For wages of workmen and adjusters, sixty
seven thousand dollars.
For materials and repairs, fuel, light, char
coal, chemicals, and other necessaries, fifty
three thousand two hundred dollars.
MINT AT DENVER, CoLoRADo.-For sala-
ries of Rssayer in charge, two thousand five
hundred dollars; three clerks, at one thousand
eight hundred dollars each; In all, ten thousand
four hundred dollars.
FoFERges of workmen, fftsen thousand three
hundred and thirty five dollars.
For fuel, lights, acids, chemicals, crucibles,
repairs, and other necesssries, five thousand
dollars.
To reopen the branch mint ct New Orleans,
70 be conducted hereafter as q mint, subject to
The provisions and restrictions OF the coinage
act Of eighteen hundred and seventy-three, the
appropriations are made: For salaries
Of superintendent, three thousand five hun
ired dollars; sssayer, who shall perform the
duties of melter, two thousand five hundred
iollRrs; wages OF three workmen, three thou
and dollars; for fuel, lights, acids, chemicals
md crucibles, two thousand dollars; and for
'epairs and apparatus necessary to put the
mint In condition, five thousand dollars; in all,
ixteen thousand dollars.
ITO Be e0HfiHUsd.)