Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-24
IOEFICIALl
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passsd at ths First Session OF fhs Fort ~.
third Conc rsss.
GENERAL NATuRx-No. 55.l-Coatiaues,

GENERAL EATURENo. 55.1-Contiaued
SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR Clerks,
For compensation Of surveyor general OF
Louisiana, two thousand dollars; and for the
dollars.
For surveyor general of Florida. two thou
sand dollars; ana tor the clerks in his Office two
thousand hve hundred dollars.
For surveyor-geDeral OF Minnesota, two thou
SAND dollars; and for the clerks in his Office
eight thousand four hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of the Territory of Da-
kota, two thousand dollars; and for the clerks
In his Office, six thousand three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Kansas, two thousand
collars; and Tor the clerks in his Office, nine
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For surveyor-geDeral of the Territory of Col
oTado, three thousand dollars; and for the
dollars. W
For surveyor general of the Territory of New
Mexico, three thousand dollars; and for the
clerks in his Office, six thousand three hundred
dollars.
FOR encouragement of California, three
twenty thousand dollars.
For encouragement of the Territory OF Ida
no, three thousand dollars; and for the clerks in
DIG once, four thousand dollars.
FOR survey or general OF Nevada, three thous-
ano; ana for the clerks in his Office, six thousand
three hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Oregon, two thousand
five hundred dollars; and for the clerks in his
office, five thousand four hundred dollars.
FOR surveyor general of the Territory of
and for the clerks in his Office, five thousand
fOur hundred dollars.
For surveyor general of Nebraska and Iowa,
two thousand dollars; and for the clerks in his
office. six thousand three hundred dollars
For surveyor general of the Territory of Mon
tana, three thousand dollars; and for the clerks
in his Office, five thousand dollars
For sufvcYor- general of the Territory of Utah
three thousand dollars; and for the clerks in his
Office, four thousand seven hundred dollars
For surveyor general of the Territory OF W.
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clerks in his Office, six thousand seven hundred
dollars
For surveyor general of the Territory of Ari-
iona, three thousand dollars; and for the clerks
in his office, four thousand dollars.
For recorder OF land titles in Missouri. five
hundred dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Postmaster General,
eight thousand dollars; three Assistant P ost-
masters General. at three thousand five hun
cred dollars each; superintendent of money!
order system, three thousand dollars: superin-
tendent of foreign mails, three Thousand dollars;
topogr? pher Of the Post Office Department, two
thousand five hundred dollars; chief OF division
for the Cffcc of mail depredations, two thousand
i've hundred dollars; chief of division of dead
letters, two thousand five hundred dollars; chief
OF division of postal stamps, two thousand d We
hundred dollars; superintendent of Post Office
building and disbursing officer, two thousand
three hundred dollars; CHIEF clerk to the POST
master General, two thousand two hundred dol
lars; one chief clerk to each Assistant Post
one chief clerk in money office, two thou.
eend dollars; one chief clerk in Office OF superin-
tendent of foreign mails, two thousand dollars;
superintendent of blank-agency, one thous md
eight hundred dollars; assistant superintendent
OF blank agency, one thousand six hundred dol
lars; four assistants, at one Thousand two hum
cTed collars each; two assistants, at nine hun
dred dollars each fourteen clerks of class four;
s1xty-three clerks of class three; fifty clerks of
class two; seventy-one clerks OF class one ffty-
seven female clerks, at nine hundred dollars
each; one messenger of the Postmaster General,
nine hundred dollars; one messenger to each
Assistant Postmaster General, at iRht hundred
ard forty dollars each; four assistant messen-
gers, at seven hundred and twenty dollars each;
captain of the watch, one thousand dollars;
al q nine watchmen and twenty-five laborers;
ole engine er, one thousand six hundred dollars;
ore assistant engineer, one thousand dollars;
one carpenter, one thousand two hundred and
fifty two dollars; one assistant carpenter, one
thousand dollars; one fireman and blacksmith,
nine hundred dollars; one fireman, at seven
hundred and twenty dollars; three female labor
ers, at four hundred and eighty dollars each;
one stenographer, one thousand eight hundred
dcllars; and for temporary clerks, ten thousand
dollars; making, in all, four hundred and forty
three thousand eight hundred and ninety two
dollars.
Contingent expenses OF the Poet-Ohice De-
partment: For stationery, nine thousand dol
lars; fuel for the General Post on ce building
including the Auditors Office, seven thousand
four hundred dollars; for gas, four thousand five
| hundred dollars; plumbing and gas fixtures