Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-10

ment for the year ending June thirteth, eighteen
hundred aud seventy 1--WE, ami for other pur-
poses
n. II enacted 5y the Senate and House Of Representa-
,ss Of he United States Of America IN Congress as
ss,,Jl,d, That the following sums be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated, out Of any money In the
rreasry not Otherwise appropriated, for the service
nf fhe fiscal year ending June thrteth, eighteen hun
bred and seventy 1--WE, for the objects hereinafter
EXPRESSED, namely:
LEGI sLATIvE.
Senate.
For compensation OF Senator's three hundred and
seventy thousand dollars
For mileage Of senators, thirty thousand dol
For compensation of the officers, clerks, messen-
gers snd others receiving an annual salary In the
Service OF the Senate namely Secretary OF the SEM
ME- four thousand three hundred and twenty dol
lara officers charged with Disbursements OF the
senate live hundred and sevt nty six dollars chief
clerk, three Thousand dollars, and the additional
sum Of one thousand dollars while the said oflice is
held by the present incumbent and no longer prn-
cpal clerk, principal executive clerk, minute and
journal clerk, and financial clerk, In the 0filce of
Inc Secretary of the Senate, at two thousand five
hundred and ninety two dollars each librarian and
syen clerks IN the ONCE OF the Secretary OF the sen
ate. at two thousand two hundred and twenty dol
infs each five clerks at two thousand one hundred
dollars each keeper OF stationery, two thousand
0ne hundred and two dollars and forty cents one
messenger, at one thousand two hundred and nine
il six dollars assistant keeper of the ationery,
Al one thousand eight hundred dollars Sergeantat
Arms and DOOrkeeper, four thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars Provided, That hereafter h ,
shall receive, directly or Indirectly, no fees other
comuensation or emoument whatever for perform
ing Inc duties of the Ofice, or in connection there
with otherwise than as aforesaid assistant door-
keeper, two thousand five hundred and ninety two
dollars acting assistant dO0rkeeper, two thousand
live hundred and ninety two dollars pos master to
tile Senate, two thousand one hundred dollars as
slsiant postmaster and mail carrier, one thousand
seven hundred aud twenty eight dollars two mail
carriers at one thousand two hundred dollars each;
sunerintenlent of document room, two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars two assistants in
tufttu Thousand hundred
forty d liars each superintendent Of the folding
room, two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars /;
three messengers acting as assistant dOorkeepers at
one thousand eight hundred dollars each twenty
messengers, to he appointed and removed by the
sctpeaat al Arms, WIN tne approval OF the COM
miee to audit and con rOl the contingent expenses
uf the Senate, at one thousand four hundred and
forty dollars each secretary TO the Vice President,
Two th0usand one hundred and two dollars and forty
ronl,; CLERK to the Committee on Finance two
thousand two hundred and twenty dollars clerk to
ihe Committee on Claims, TWO thous ma two hun
bred and twenty dollars clerk Of printing records,
two thousand two hundred and twenty dollars /;
clerk to the committee Of Appropriations, two thou
sand two hundred and twenti dollars clerk TO the
Committee on Commerce, two thousand two hundred
and twenty dollars one laborer IN charge OF private
passage, eight hundred and sixty four dollars one
special policeman, one thousand dollars Chaplain
to the Senate nine hundred dollars chief engineer,
two thousand one hundred AMI sixty dollars three
assistant engineers, at one thousand four hundred
forty dollars each two firemen,at one thousand and
ninety live dollars each three laborers, at seven
mu.Iredand thirty dollars each making in all, one
eighty dollars and eighty cents
To pay Kate Dods0n, employed under the Scr
gcaut al Arms, for attending the ladies' retiring
room Vt the Senate, seven huadred AMI twenty dol
Tor contingent expenses OF the Senate namely:
llfor stationery and newspapers, Including 1ye
thousand dollars for stationery for committees and
officers OF the Scnate) fourteen thousand two hun
red and nifty dollars
Forclcrks TO committees, twenty i've thousand
dollars
For fourteen pages for the Senate chamber, two
riding pages one page for the Vice Presidents
rOoln and one page for the oice Of the secretary
o the senate, making eighteen pages In all, at the
rate u two dollars and fifty cents per day Wills
ualy employed, said pages TO be appointed and re-
moved hy the Sergeant az Arms, with the approval
VI the Committee to Audit and Control the COntin-
gent EXPENSES Of the Senate four thousand aud lfty
dollars
For hire Of horses and mail wagons for carrying
the mails, fJr horses aud wagons and for one saddle
morse for messengers, 1--WE thousand four hundred
FOR fuel and oil for the heating apparatus, ten
thousand dollars for furniture and repairs OF fur
niture nine thousand dollars for labor, twelve
thousand dollars; for folding documents, and ma
tcra- THEREFOR five thousand dollars for packing
boxes seven hundred and forty dollars for mis-
dollars
capi,ol POlic,.
For one captain two thousand dollars three
Hentenlnts, at one thousand six hundred dollars
each twenty seven priyates, at one thousand four
hundred dollars each thirty seven Thousand eight
nun,lreu collars and eight wachmen AZ one thou
Nh'it
IN all, hity two thousand six hundred dOllars. one
hall TO be paid into the contingent fund Of the House
OF Representatives and the other half TO be paid into
the contingent fund OF the Senate Progiied, THAT
whenever member Of the Capitol police or watch
force is suspended from duty for cause said police.
man or Waterman shall receive no COMPENSATION fol
the time Of such suspension If he shall not he rein
stated
House Qf Rtprescntdtir 8.
For compensation OF members OF the House OF
Representatives and Delegates from Territories
p1e million i've hunlred aud thirty 1--we thousand
dollars
For mileage, one hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars
For compensation OF the officers, clerks, messen-
Hsls anu Others receiving an annual salary In the
A"itt'e OF thc House OF Representatives. namely
CLERK Of the House Of Representatives, four thou
SAND lnree hundred and twenty dollars; Officer
charged with Disturbing the contingent fund, five
,luiurrh anl seventy SIX dollars ; chief clerk ant
Journal clerk of the House viii q such positions a re
nom ~ the present lncunbents and no longer, tire,
thousand SIX hundred dollars each !; two reading
clerks assistant journal clerk, and tally clerk three
tinhsihl dollars each four assistant clerks, at two
thousand I'VE hundred and ninety two dollars each
one assistant clerk, at two thousand five hundred
andtSenly dollars; eight assistant clerks Including
l!niailAl ana assistant librarian, nj two thousand
wy luhdrcd ana sixty dollars each four assistant
ciefAs AZ one thousand eight hundred dollars each
oe cel messenger, In the office of the Clerk of the
puae, ~ I'VE dollars and seventy six cents per day
sherlnlendent Of document room of the Clerk oil
tle House, one thousand eight hundred dollars
nlee messengers, Uncluding one messenger In the
House lnrdryO at one thousand four hundred AM
iorty dollars each; one engineer one thOusant
cEht hundred dollars; three assistant engineers,
VI, ,n"ushnd four hundred aud forty dollars each
slA lIehlcn at one thousand and ninety five dollar
'aoh per annum for clerk to the Committee OF
nNa anu Means, two thousand five hundred an,
ninety TWO dollars messenger TO the Committee OF
Ways AMI Means, one thousand three hundred ant
iuiteeh collars clerk to the Committee ON ApprO
Wlalohs, Two thousand 1--WE hundred and ninety tw'
'pluis' messenger to Committee on Appropriations
ILL., thousand three hundred and fourteen dollars
,ifrk 10 Committee on Claims two thousand on
WWuNTth ana sixty dulard clerk TO Committee Oh
VA Nhils Two thousand one hundred and siXt,
WnaIs clerk TO Committee on Public Lands, tw
N,nu7altl one hundred and sixty dollars clerk a
Siraher table at i've dollars and seventy six cent
n,l "ay private secretary to the Speaker, Nv
nnwu9Anl one hundred and two dollars and fort
INA sergeant at Arms, four thousand three hun
V am twenty dollars Pr6piied, That he shall II
'No ullecty or Indirectly no fees or other com
i'Asi'lon OF emOluments whatever for perfOrmin
u nlits of the ofnce, or in connection Herewith
'etNlae tlian as Aforesaid clerk to the Sergeau
a., hIun7, tWO thousand live hundred dollars pay
IKE lelrr Tor the Sergeant at Arms, one th0usan
, huhuIel dollars messenger to Sergeant q
nini-, nhe thousand four hundred and forty dollar
.'u1rNreper Two thousand five hundred and ninet
M" uona nrst assistant dOOrkeeper, two tnOt
,'nt I'VE nuhuIen anu ninety TWO dollars POstna'
a' Wo Thousand 1--WE hundred and ninety two do
G ,s hIsi assistant postmaster, one thousand eigl
INJURED dollars; fourteen messengers, seven at Oh
,lonsahd q e hundred dollars each, and seven at on
tHH"uNahu TWO hundred dollars each Chaplain In III
huu1c, nine hundred dollars two stenOgraphers Il
",nInllilees, Tour thousand two hundred dolla
n"su superintendent OF folding room, two thousan
"'lV hullfed and sixty dollars superintendent an
assistant superintendent OF the document room,
w. tlousand one hundred and sixty dollars each
Wwuulehl HE clerk, one thousand eight hundre
i nalS I'VE nessengers,ut one thousand eight hui
,v t luhTs, ana SIX, at one thousand four hundr'
allu lo'ly dollars each twelve messengers duriI
n