Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-23
EVENING STAR.
IOFFICIAL.l
IOFflCIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passs6 ~ the kfrss Ssssfes OF tie Fors0.
third CosKrsss.

Territory Of ArssOaa.--For salary of governor,
three thousand five hundred collars; ctief jus
tee and two associate judges, three thousand
collars each; secretary, two Thousand q We hun
dres dollars interpreter and translator in the
executive ONCE, five hundred collars; in all,
fifteen thousand i've hundred dollars.
For legislative expenses, namely: For per
diem OF members Of council and house of repre-
sentauves, and other officers and clerks and
employees Of the Legislative assembly, twenty
nye thousand six hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
Territory Of Colorado -For salaries of gov
ernor, chief justice and two associate Judges
and secretary, fifteen thousand dollars.
For legislative expenses, namely: Rent, light
stationery; duel, labor, and furniture, two
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
Territory Of DakOtd.-For salaries of governor
Chief justice and two associate judges, aud Sec
rotary, fifteen thousand dollars.
For legislative expenses, namely: For per
diem and mileage OF members of &C uncil and
house Of representatives, and other officers
clerks, and employees, and extra compensation
To the president of the council and to speaker of
the house, ard for postage for secretary's office,
sixteen thousand and ninety dollars.
For stationery and printing, and for paper for
printing laws and journals for the assembly,
and for miscellaneous printing for the secre-
tsry's Office and executive department, I'VE
thousand dollars
For candles, lamps, and oil, fuel. rent, stor-
age VI government property, repairs of furni-
nine hundred and seventy-fiye dollars
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
FOR the District Of Olam6id.-For salaries of
the governor, three thousand dollars; secretary,
two thousand dollars; four members of the
board of public works, at two thousand five
hundred dollars each; five members OF the
board OF health, at two thousand dollars each;
president and members of the council, two
thousand eight hundred and eighty dollars; in
all, twenty-seveu thousand eight hundred and
eighty dollars: Provided, That no part of the
sum hereby appropriated shall be paid to any
member Of such board who shall hold any other
sites are attached under the authority of United
umbia.
Territory Of IdaAo.-For salaries of governor.
chief Justice and two associate judges and sec.
retary, fifteen thousand dollars.
For legislative expenses: For per diem and
mileage OF the members and OH GERS of the legis-
lstlye assembly, rent of halls, fitting up halls
and committee rooms, lights and fuel, printing
during the session, publication of the laws and
journals, stationery, furniture, rent OF secre-
taly once and store house, twenty-five thou
sand i've hundred and forty-eight dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
TerTftOTy Of M0ntdRd.-For salaries of COVER
nor, Chief justice and two associate judges, and
secretary, fifteen thousand dollars.
FOR legislative expenses, namely: Rent, hire
OF porter, fuel, lights, stationery and printing,
water, postage, and Incidentals, two thous aud
two hundred and eighty-two dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
1erritoryor NelD Mezico-For salaries of gov
ernor, chief justice and two associate judges
secretary, and interpreter and translator i'm the
dollars.
For legislative expenses, namely: For rent,
stationery fuel, lights, printing, postage, hire
OF Of messenger; and other incidental expenses of
the secretaIy's office, one thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
Territory Of Utdh.-For salaries of the COVER
nor, chief justice and two associate Judges, and
secretary, fifteen thousand dollars.
For legislative expenses, two thousand dollars
FOR contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
Territory Of WdShiHgi0a.-For salaries of the
governor, chief Justice and two As ociate
Judges, and secretary, fifteen thousand dollars
For legislative expenses, namely: For rent,
light, fuel, stationery, Office furniture, repair
OF legislative halls, hire Of messenger, and other
incidental expenses, one thousand two hundred
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
Territory ef WyomtHg.-FOr salaries of the gov
ernOr, chief justice and two associate Judges,
and secretary, fifteen thousand dollars.
For legislative expenses, namely: Rent, stor-
age, light and fuel, postage, ard incidental ex-
dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended by
the governor, one thousand dollars.
And hereafter it shall be the duty of the Sec
Rotary OF each Territory TO furnish estimates in
detail for the lawful expenses thereof to be
presented to the Secretary of the Treasury on
Ut before the hrst day OF october OF every year.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
For compensation of the Secretary of War
eight thousand dollars; one chief clerk, at an
annual compensation of two thousand I'VE hun
dTed dollars; one disbursing clerk, at two
.honssn9 dollars; two chief clerks of divisions
at two thousand dollars: seven clerks of class
four; six clerks of class three; six clerks of class
tWoi hfteen clerks of class one; two messsn-
gers, at eight hundred and forty dollars each;
nine laborers, at seven hundred and twenty
dollars; seven wstchmen for northwest build
ing, (executiye,) at seven hundred and twenty
dollars each; in all, seventy thousand three
For contingent expenses of his office, twelve
thousand dollars.
For the purpose of examining the rebel ar
chiyes and having copies furnished for the
Government, six thousand six hundred dollars.
IN the Office Of the AdjutGnt- GeHeraI-One
chief clerk, at two thousand dollars; nine clerks
OF class four; Fifteen clerks OF class three TWEEN
ty-fye clerks of class two; one hundred clerks
OF class one; three temporary clerks of class
TOUR; SIX temporary clerks of class three; TWEEN
~ temporary clerks of class two: sixty tempo-
Iary clerks of class one; ten messengers at eight
hundred ar forty dollars; in sll, three hundred
and twenty thousand six hundred dollars.
For postage on Official matter of the War De-
partment and its Bureaus, one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses, eight thousand dol
lars
In the O6ce Of the Inspector General.-One clerk
of class 70 1T; one messenger, at eight hundred
dollars; in ali, two thousand six hundred and
forty dollars.
In the Office Of ths Qu1rtermasfer CsneraL-One
chief clerk at two thousand dollars; eight clerks
Of class four; ten clerks OF class three; twenty
four clerks of class two; forty clerks OF class
one; eighteen copyists, at nine hundred dollars;
one female messenger at thirty dollars per
month; one messenger at eight hundred and
forty dollars; eight laborers at seven hundred
and twenty dollars; one engineer, at twelve
hundred dollars one fireman at seven hundred
and twenty dollars; and five watchmen at seven
hundred and twenty dollars; six temporary
clerks OF class two; ten temporary clerks OF
class one; ten temporary cOpyists, at nine hun
dred dollars; IN all, one hundred and seventy
two thousand and eighty dollars.
For contingent expenses, seven thousand dol-
lars.
IN the Office Of TIE Pdymdster- General.-One
chief clerk, at two thousand dollars; seven
clerks OF class four; eight clerks Of class three
fifteen clerks of class two; thirteen clerks of
class one; one messenger at eight hundred and
forty dollars; four watctmen st seven hundred
and twenty dollars; five laborers at seven hun
dred and twenty dollars; two temporary clerks
OK class two; three temporary clerks of class one
in all, seventy seven thousand seven hundred
and twenty dollars.
For contingent expenses, four thousand dol