The Portland daily press., 1874-09-14

Such QepOSltar1eS 0r rent or any other contingent
expenses in respect to the custody of such public
money being deducted from such compensation be-
fore any payment shall be made therefor: ProUided
That compensation shall be allowed for the above
services when the emolumens of the office of which
said designated depositary is in commission amounts
the maximum compensation fixed by law; nor shall
the amount allowed any of said designated deposit
aries for such services whenadded to the emoluments
OF the Office of which he is in commission be more
fixed by law And proUided further, That the whole
allowance to any designated depositary for such
vice shall not exceed one thousand five hundred
dollars per annum, three thousand dollars
For contingent expenses under the act of sixth of
August eighteen hundred and forty-sx, for the col
lection, safe-keepipg transfer and disbursement of
the public money, one hundred thousand dollars:
PrOrided, That no part OF said sum shall he ex-
pended for clerical services or payment of employees
of any nature or grade; and hereafter detailed
statement of the expenditure for the preceding fs-
cal year Of all appropriated for contingent
penses in any department or bureau OF the govern
ment shall be presented to Congress at the begin
ming of each regular session,
For checks and check books for dishursing officers
and others, and certificates OF deposit Tor Offices of
the Treasurer and assistant treasurer and desgna-
| ted depostaries, thirteen thousand dollars.
For compensation to special agents TO examine
| books accounts and money on hand at the several
sub-treasnres and deposiaries including national
banks act ny dtposiariess under the at of the
| sixth of August, eighteen hundred and fOrty-sx,
| four thousand dollars.
UNITED STATES MINIS AND ASSAY
OFFICES.
| OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE MIMT-For
| director four thousand five hundred dollars; exam
liner, two thousand two hundred dollars; one COM
puter of bullion, two thousand two hundred dollars:
one clerk of class four; clerk of class two one
clerk of class One one translator one thousand two
hundred dollars; one copylst, nine hundred dollars;
one messengers and one aborer; making in all, the
| sum of seventeen thousand two hundred and sixty
| dollars. And hereafter all salaries under the d.
rector of the mint at Washington and at the yari-
GUS minis shall be at the rates appropriated for in
| this act.
| For contingent expenses of the United States
min and tficas For
coins to be expended under the direction of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, three hundred and fifty dol
lars for books balances and weights and other in
cdenta expenses, one thousand five hundred dollars
For reconage Of gold coins, to meet the difference
between the nominal and bullion value of god ccins
now in the Treasury, reduced by natural abrasion
below the legal Iimi5 and to be reconed to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Secretary of the
| Treasury twenty thousand dollars.
MINT AT PHILADELPHIA.-For salaries of the SUI
perintendent, four thousand five hundred dollars;
for the assayer, meter and refiner, coiner and
graver at three thousand dollars each the assistant
assayer, assistant meter and refner and assistant
coiner, at two thousand one hundred dollars each
| clerk. two thousand four hundred dollars; book
keeper depost-cerk, and weigh clerk, at two thou
sand dollars each and two clerks, at one thousand
eight hundred dollars each; in all, thirty-seven
| thousand three hundred dollars.
For wages of workmen and adjusters, two hun
| dred and fifty thousand dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses including
new machinery and REPAIRS eighty-fve thousand
| dollars.
DoI uCiSut Ou pulllUH COLI, I'VE THOUSAND
| lars.
MINT AT SAN Francisco CAL1FoRN1A-For SAL
aries of superintendent, four thousand five hundred
dollars; assayer, melter and refner and coiner at
three thousand dollars each; chief clerk two thou
| sand five hundred dollars; cashier, two thousand
five hundred dollars four clerks at one thousa nd
eight hundred dollars each; in ALL twenty-five thou
| sand seven hundred dollars.
| For wages of workmen and adjusters, two hun
| dred and forty-one thousand dollars.
| For material and repairs, fuel, lights, chemicals,
and other necessaries, seventyve thousand dollars
MINT AT CARSON, NEvADA.-For salaries of SUI
perintendent three thousand dollars; assayer, melt
er and rener, and coner, at two thousand five hun
dred dollars each; chief clerk, two thousand five
hundred dollars; cashier and book-ke per, at two
| thousand dollars each; weigh-clerk and voucher
| clerk, at two thousand dollars eacn computing
| clerk two thousand dollars; assayer's clerk one
thousand six hundred doll rs; in ALL twenty four
| thousand six hundred delars.
For wages of workmen and busters, sxty-seyen
| thousand dollars
For materials and repairs, fuel, light, charcoal,
CHEMICALS and other necessares, fifty three thou
| sand two hundred dollars.
| MINT AT DENVER CoLORADO.-For salaries OF
assayer in charge, two thousand five hundred dol
lars; melter, two thousand five hundred dollars
three clerks at thousand eight hundred dollars
| each in ALL ten thousand four hundred dollars.
| For wages OF wokmen, fifteen thousand three
| hundred and thirty-ive dollars.
For fuel, lights, acids, chemicals, crucibes re-
pairs and other necessares, five tho lsand dollars.
To reopen the branch-mint at New Orleans, to be
conducted hereafter as mint, subject to the pro-
visions anu restrictions of the coinage act of eight
cen hundred and seventy-three, the following appro-
! prations made: For salaries of superintendent
three thousand i've hundred dollars; assayer,. who
| shall perform the duties OF melter, two thousand
| five hundred dollars; wages of three workmen,
three thousand dollars for fuel lights acids chem
icals and crucibles, two thousand dollars; and for
repairs and apparatus necessary to put the mint in
condition, five thousand dollars; in all, sixteen
| thousand dollars.
ASSAY OFFICE AT NEW YoEK.-For salary of
superintendent, four thousand five hundred dollars
for assayer three thousand dollars; for meter and
retiner, three thousand dollars; chief clerk, two
| thousand eight hundred dollars weighing clerk
| two thousand eight hundred dollars; paying clerk
| two thousand two hundred dollars; bar clerk, two
thousand dollars three clerks at two thousand dol
lars each; and four clerks, at one thousand eight
dred dollars each for assistants to superintendent
| in assayer's room and weigh room, ten thousand
dollars; in all, forty-three thousand i've hundred
| dollars.
| lars.
FOR miscellaneous items and repairs, twenty thou
sand dollars.
AssAY-OFFIcE AT BOISE CITY, IDAHo.-For sal
aries of assayer in charge, two thousand five hun
dred dollars; meter, two thousand five hundred
dollars; clerk, Thousand eight hundred dollars;
in all, six thousand eight hundred dollars.
For wages OF workmen, six thousand dollars.
For fuel, crucibles, chemicals, Lights, freigbt,s
dollars
Assay OFFICE AT CHARLOTTE, NORTH CARROLL
Major assayer in CHARGE one thousand eight hun
dred dollars; melter, one thousand five hundred
dollars; wages of workmen, six hundred dollars;
contingent expenses, one thousand five hundred dol
las; in all, five thousand four hundred dollars
Wv EhNMENI
TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA.-For salary of govern
Or three thousand five hundred dollars; chief ius-
tice and two associate Judges three thousand dol
lars EACH secretary, two thousand five hundred dol
lars; interpreter and Translator in the executive
Office, five hundred dollars; i'll all, fifteen thousand
five hundred dollars.
For legislative expenses, namely: For per diem of
members of council and house of REPRESENTATIVES,
and other officers and clerks and EMPLOYEES of the
legislative assembly, twenty-five thousand six hun
dred dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended nv fine
governor, one thousand dollars.
TERaIrORY 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, fuel, labor, and furniture, two thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses, to be expended by the
governor, one thous9nd dollars.y
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.-For salaries of govern
chief justice ann two associate judges and secre
tary, fifteen thousand dollars.
For Legislative expenses, namely: For per diem
aad mileage of members of council and house of
representatives, and other officers, clerks and en-
pl0yees and extra compensation to the president of
the council and to speaker OF the mouse, and for
ninety dollars
For stationery and printing. and for paper for
printing laws and Journals for the assembly, and for
miscellaneous printing for the secretarys office and
executive department. five thousand dollars
For candles, lamps, and oil, fuel rent, storage of
government property repairs of furniture and incl
dental expenses, two thousand nine hundred and
seventy-five dollars.
For contingent expenses to be extended nv the
governor one thousand dollars.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.-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 dol
lars eacb five members of the board ofahealth at
two thousand dollars each; president and members
of the council two thousand eight hun ared and eighty
dollars in all, twentyseven thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars: PTOUided That no part of the sum
hereby appropriated shall be paid to any member of
such board who shall hold any other office to which
salary, compensation, or perqusites are attached
under the authority of the United States or the au
thOrlty OF the District of Columbia.
TERRITORY OF 1DAHo.-For salaries of governor
cnef Justice and two associate judges and secretary
fifteen thousand dollars.
For legislative expenses: For per diem and mile
age OF the members and officers of the legislative
assembly, rent Of halls fitting up halls and commit
tee rooms lights and fuel, printing during the ses-
sion, publication of the laws and journals station
ery furniture, rent of secrearys office and store
house, twenty-five thousand five hundred and forty
eight dollars.
For contingent expenses. to be expended bv the
governor, one thousand dollars.
TERRITORY OF NORTHAMPTON salaries of gov
ernor, 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 ncidentals two thousand two hundred
and eighty-two dollars.
For contingent expenses to be expended bv the |
governor, one thousand dollars. ~
TERRITORY OF New MEXICo-Por salaries of |
governor, chief justice and two associate iulges
secretary, and interpreter and translator in execu