Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-15

Forty.thlHd COnkreSa, three thOuSand I
nine hundred and sixty eight dollars.
9 To pay Harriet p. Phisk, employed I'M
der the boorkeeper Of the House for at-
tend ing the ladies' retiring room Of the
House, six \, hundred: hundred Y dollars per
annum. ..s
That the salary, Of the special police
man in the Office of the Secretary Of the
Senate shall hereafter be twelve hundred,
and ninety six dollars, and 9 sum. suffi ]
cient to pay the increase hireby made, be.
and the same is hereby appropriatep. . /
For folding the report of the Commits
sioner of; Agriculture for the years eight
cen hundred and seventy two and eight
cen hundred and seventy y-three, twenty
five thousand dollars, or so much thereof
as may be necessary for the Folding
Room of the House. st 81. st,3 10 zs5a
s5 For extra stenographic reporting for
Committee of Investigation of the House
for the first session Of the g Forty third
Congress-, six thousand dollars, or 90
much thereof as may be necessary, 70 be
audited and paid under the direction of
the House Committee Of Accounts
e For postage stamps for the Clerk ofthe
House, the SergeantatArms of & the
House and the Secretary Of the Senate,
one hundred dollars each, and for the
Postmaster of toe House, fifty dollars,
three hundred and fifty dollars; and for
amount already expended by the Ser
geantat-Arms for postage stamps, two
hundred and fifty dollars
d To enable the Postmaster. General to
pay to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Companys for extra services in transport
ing matchmaker over their road during
the months Of the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, sixteen thousand two hundred and
seventy dollars and thirty three cents.
q To enable the postmaster General to
pay for not exceeding thirty thousand CO
pies quarterly of the Official Postal
Guide, to be compiled and published un-
der contract not to extend more than five
years, to be made with parties doing said
work at the lowest rate, twerty thousand
dollars " . 90 E 5=i.Ss yT.z55:
=, To enable the Postmaster General to
payst balance due on account of the
purchase and repair of furniture for the
postoffice in the United States custom.
house at Galveston, Texas, during the fis-
cal years. ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, and eighteen
hundred and seventy three, one thousand
five hundred and seventy three dollars
and fifty cight.cent or so much thdre0f
as may be found due by the SIKH Audit.
or of the Treasury: Provided, That no
part Of this sum shall be paid until vouch
ers properly. receipted from s the parties
who actually furnished the goods shall be
filed with the said Auditor: And provid:
ed further, That no part thereof shall be
paid to w. T. Clark until the final settle.
ment OF his account with the Post Office
Department. = IS f.:'sS - ~ -
For printing the text Of the statistical
atlas of the United States compiled by
FrancisA Walker, under the authority
I of the act of March third, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-three and for binding
the entire edition of the same, three thou
sand dollars. f.l:s@ s$S5 1s.~a3#Sg: s$s5%t 5
That for printing the preparatory cir
culars, and for printing and binding al
the Government Printing Office the re.
port on life-insurance statistics, made un
der the authority of the Eight Interna.
tional Statistical Congress, by William
Barnes, in accordance with plan Of publ.
cation adopted at said Congress, under
the direction of the. Secretary of State
any unexpended balance of an appropri.
1N o4lun ~ :n1 p.l Poso 'a"1 ls - t.s ~ =
MalcM 'ull!, eisnsen 1i4:uaa nu,e S a .ass Se
eney sn.ee, - neieoy eout4uus4 ~au 'eus4' '.
eisu asai,au4e. s..
shall allow and pay to Eunice Barcus
whatever sum may be found to have been
due to her stepson, Henro Barcus, q
bounty or arrears Of Bay a. as priva.e a vo, o.
nnteer IS infantrv ~, -, - ~, the % War Of the rebel
lion. At the: time Of his death, and in &c.
cordance with his last will and testament;
and the sum required for this purpose is
hereby approprla1eo: -.
- Wstben;. 'e Greene y s
Win nj y ! resolution 81 Congress- passed AS.
gust eighth, seventeen hundred and eigh
y six, forty thousand dollars; and one
member q e, each House q congress, g :. q, De
sRne% y .ne ssnect;valv - . snd
George washington Greepe, of Rhode
Island, be, and they are hereby, appoint
ed commission @ to contract Tor the same
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under under which shall not exceed forty thou
sand dollars. -. !.
To enable the Joint Committee on the
Library to purchase such works. Of ar1
1or ornamen!lng me gapl1ol g may ) q q
H,re4eu ,ars auu app4 o'e''' 'eu 11ousAnu uo1
80. .',.. 81.
s. 10 enable the Librarian. OF Cong res
toE employ Two assistants, ln .connec ctlon
with tne 'lls Work q tne coPyrlgn.-depart
n9ent, ana y preparing complete un, u,
Tdex q suc)ec.s @ tne docoments eno
debates Of. q uengIess' y o9e snousano
s'x hundred aol.a,s eecn, tafee snous
4'9e 4ad I've 9nnared aollare: !aS Anq - .ne
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.or. . e Pleps:.sk sus.. !, :" t...' ~, ~
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n.'sse - .aJ 49,. 80 :, :ul = g, 49,, ~.
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