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


dred dollars.
JUDICIAL.
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
For the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States. ten thou
sand five hundred dollars; and for eight
associate or retired justices. ten thou
sand dollars each; III all. ninety thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For nine circuit Judges. to reside in
circuit. titty-folr thousand dollars.
For salary OF the reporter Of the de-
ciSionS of the Supreme Court OF the
'nited States, two thousand five hun
,lIpd dollars.
For salary of the marshal of the SUI
preme Court, three thousand five hun
dred dollars.
For salaries of the district judges of
the United States. including the sal
aries. of tho retired judges OF the cas-
tern district Of TEXAS, eastern district
of Wisconsin. Massachusetts. and of
the district OF Delaware. one hundred
| and ninety-three thousand dollars.
For salaries of the chief Justice of
! the supreme court of the District of
! Columbia and the four associate Judges
| twenty thousand five hundred dollars.
| For compensation of the district at
to.'neys of the United States. nineteen
/ thousand three hundred and fifty dol
| l:lrS.
For compensation of the district mar
| shalS of the United States. eleven thou
! sand nine hundred dollars.
For salary of the warden of the jail
| in the District of Columbia, two thou
| sand dollars.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
~,
! Court of Claims, at four thousand five
hundred dollars each; the chief clerk,
| three thousand dollars; and assistant
| clerk. two thousand dollars: hailiff, one
thousand five hundred dollars; and
messenger thereof; in all. twenty-nine
thousand eight hundred and forty dol
lars.
For stationery. books. fuel. labor.
| and other contingent and misceilane-
ouS expenses. three thousand dollars;
| for reporting the decisions OF the court.
clerical hire. labor III preparing and
experimenting the printing of the
ninth volume of the Reports of the
Court of Claims. to be paid on the or
der of the court one thousand dollars.
For new cases for the files in the
clerks office. desks. and repairing old
desks and tables there, and III the court
!
10 pay judgments of the Court OF
Claims, one million dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE ATToRNEY-GENE
AL.-For compensation of the Attor-
nev-General, eight thousand dollars:
Solicitor-General, seven thousand five
hundred dollars; three Assistant At
torneys-G enefsil, at five thousand dol
lars each; one Assistant Attorney
| General of Post Office Department,
four thousand dollars; solicitor OF in
ternal revenue. five thousand dollars:
naval solicitor and Judge advocate gen
| eral. three thousand five hundred dol
lars: examiner of claims. three thou
sand five hundred dollars; Law, clerk
three thousand dollars; chief clerk
two thousand two hundred dollars
| stenoSraphic clerk. two thousand dol
lars; two law clerks, at two thousand
dollars each: six clerks of class four
| additional for di>bursing clerk, two
| hundred dollars; one clerk Of elias,
two; one telegraph operator. at one
thousand dollars: five copyistS. at nine
hundred dollars each; one messenger
two assistant messengers; two labor
erS: and two watchmen; in all. eighty
thousand seven hundred and sixty dol
lars.
For contingent expenses of the De
paTtment. namely: For furniture
and repairs, one thousand five hun
| dred dollars; for care and subsistence
of horses, one thousand four hundred
dollars; repairs eo carriages and haI+
six hundred dollars; for law and mis-
ceIlaneolls books for the library of til,
Department. three thousand dollars
TOR the same for the Office of the solici
tor of the treasury, one thousand dol
lars; for stationery, two thousand five
: hundred dollars; for miscellaneous ex
t penditure, such as telegraphing, fuel
lights. and other neceSsisrieS, six thou
, sand dollars; i'll all. sixteen thouSant
dollars. And the Attorney Genera
shall hereafter annually report to Con
gress, in detail, the items. amounts
/ and causes Of expenditure OF the con
: tingent expenses of this Department
t OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR OF TIL
, TREAsUBY.-For compensation of tn
Solicitor of the Treasury, three thou
sand five hundred dollars; assistan
; solicitor, three thousand dollars; chic
| clerk two thousand dollars; four clerk
: of class four: two clerks of class three
: three clerks of class two. two clerks c
: class one; one messenger; and on
: Iaborer; in all, twenty-seven thousan
and sixty dollars.
/ For rent of the portion -four floors
of the building occupied by the Dc
: partment of Justice, fourteen thOusan
| dollars.
For official postage stamps for til
/. Department of Justice, ten thousan
+ dollars.
!, That it shall be the duty of til
:. heads of the several Executive Depar
1 ments, and of the heads of the respecI
e i've Bureaus therein, i'll the interest
+ of the public service, to require of a
clerks of class one and above, an
e of chiefs of divisions, such hours
V labor as may be deemed necessary fc
e the proper dispatch of the public bus
e ness, not exceeding, however. til
: the%time for which said Department
! are by law required to be open fc
d business, any usage to the contrar
l. Notwithstanding.
Sec. 2. That every clerk of til
s circuit or district court of the Unite
: States. Omitted States marshal. {
d United States district attorney. sha
d reside permanently in the distri,
d where his official duties are is be pc
formed, and shall give his personal a
/, tention thereto; and in case any ste
+ officer shall remove from his distric
d or shall fail to give personal attentio
+ to the duties of his office, except i
case of sickness, such office shall |
l. deemed vacant: Pr0cided. That i
4 the southern district of New Yor
:; said officers may reside within twent
, miles OF their districts.
If Sec. 3. That no civil officer of ii
d Government shall hereafter reeei,
:. any compensation or perquisites, d
4 rectly or indirectly, from the treasul
/ or property of the United States b,
q yond his salary or compensation a