The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-13

issue. and reissue OF certain securities !
of the United States, and for other
purposes. approved May twenty |
third, eighteen hundred and seventy |
two. and all other acts and parts OF
acts making permanent appropriations
for the expenses of the national loan.
except the second section OF the act
approved Jnly fourteenth, eighteen
hundred and seventy. entitled An
act to authorize the retunding OF the
national debt" are hereby repealed.
this repeal to take place on the first
day af July next; aud hereafter the
Secretary Of the Treasury shall annual
" submit to Congress detailed esti-
mates of appropriations required for
said expenSes: and for the fiscal year
ending June thirtietl, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-liVe, the following
sums, or so much thereof as may be
necessary. are hereby appropriated to
defi.ay the expenses OF the national
loan. for the followinS clerical and
other employees. 10 wit
In the office of the Secretary of the
Treasury Two principal clerks, at
two thousand eight hundred dollars
each: two assistant clerks, at two
Thousand four hundred dollars each;
fourteen clerks of class four; eight
clerks of class three: six clerks of class
two; four clerks of class one; forty
copviStS. at nine hundred dollars each;
EIGHT messengers. ut eight hundred
and forty dollars each; twenty one as
sistant messengers and labOrerS. at
| seven hundred and twenty dollars
each: and twenty-five laborers. lit not
| exceeding two dollars and twenty-five
| cents per day; making. in all. the sum
| of one hundred and thirty-tour thou
sand nine hundred and thirty-three
| dollars and fifty cents.
| In the Office of the Treasurer =
! Seventeen clerks OF class four; SIX
clerks of class three; five clerks of
class two; nine clerks OF class one;
one hundred and forty-five counters
and copyistS, ut nine hundred dollars
each: nlne messengers; and twenty
| six assistant messengers and laborers;
making, in all, the sum of two hum
dred and fourteen thousand seven hun
dred and eighty dollars.
In the Office Of the Register of the
| Treasury Five chiefs of divisions. at
! two thousand five hundred dollars;
one diebursinG clerk, at two thousand
| dollars: twelve clerks of class four;
twelve clerks of class three; four clerks
| of class two: five clerks of class one;
one hundred counters and copyists. at
nine hundred dollars each; eight mes
sengers; six assistant messengers and
laborers; making, in all. the sum OF
one hundred and -iNty-seVcn thousand
nine hundred and forty dollars.
In the Office of the First Auditor
of the Treasury: -Four clerks of class
four; three clerks of class three; three
clerks of class two; and two clerks of
class one; making, in all. the sum of
eighteen thousand six hundred dol
lars.
Bureau of Printing and Engraving !:
Chief ot the Bureau, five thousand dol
lars; for payment OF employees at 4
per diem to be paid for the time
actually employed. viz: Two assist
ants. at eight dollars per day; i've
copyistS. at not more tllan two dollars
and ninety cents per day; and six
messengers or laborers, at Two dollars
per day; thirty-one thousand six hun
lred and fifteen dollars.
For labor, by the day or piece or
contract, including labor of workmeu
skilled in engraving. transferring,
plate printing, and other specialities
necessary for carrying on the work OF
engraving and printing notes, bonds,
and other securities of the United
States. the pay for such labor to be
fixed by the Secretary of the Treasury
ut rates not exceeding the rates usual
" paid for such work. aud for other
expenses of engraving and printing
notes. bonds, and other securities OF
the United States, eleven hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For paper for notes. bonds. and
other securities, including mill-ex-
penSes, boxing. transportation. one
hundred and scVenty-tive thousand
dollars.
For materials other than paper re-
quired in the work of engraving and
printing. one hundred end forty thou
sand dollars.
For purchase of engravers' tools,
dies, rolls. and plates, and for ma
ehinery, and repairs of same, fifty
thousand dollars.
i, For transportation of notes, bonds
and other securities of the Jniteo
, | States, gniShed and unfinished, one
| hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Sec. .. That from and fist day O
, July, eighteen hundred and seventy
.. four, and of each year thereafter, tht
Secretary OF the Treasury shall cause
all uneXpended balances of appropria
tions which shall have remained upor
, the Books of the Treasury for two tis
: cal years to be carried to the surplus
fund and covered into the Treasury
Proetlc(d, That this provision shall no
| apply to permanent specific appro
| priations. appropriations Tor river
: and harborS, lighthouses, fOrtifica
tions. public buildings, or the pay o
: the navy and marine corps; but th'
appropriations named i'll this provis'
. shall continue available until other
2 wise ordered by Congress, and thi
: provision shall not apply to any uneX
t pended balance of the appropriation
f made by the act approved Decembe
5 twenty first, eighteen hundred am
!. seyenty-one, tor expenses that may b.
+ incurred under articles one to nine o
p the treaty with the treaty with Grea
/ Britaid concluded May eighth. eight
cen hundred and seventy-oGe. whiel
y balance the act approved March third
: eighteen hundred and seventy-three
| authorized to be expended to enaDl
the President to fulfill the stipulation
q contained in the twentieth, twenty
i second, twenty-third, twenty-fourth
and twenty-fifth articles of said treaty
q Ind I3rotfded further, That this section
: shall not operate to prevent the fIl
: tillment of contracts existing at tn
: date of the passage of this act; ana TIL
Il Secretary of the Treasury shall, at til
4 beginning of each session, report t.
# congress, with his annual eStlhldteS
r any balances of appropriations 10
! specific objects affected by this sectioI
e that may need to be re-appropriated
5 Approved, June 30, 1874.
V AN ACT in relation to courts an
judicial officers in the Territory c
e Utan.
d Be it enacted b3, the Ss,ote ami House :
II Representatives. ofthe United States OF 147nel
II tcct i1e Congress assembled,
t That it shall be the duty of the Unite