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


five hundred dollars: twentv-SiN clerks
OF class four; flfty-two clerks of class
three; eighty-four clerks of class two;
one hundred and twenty-five clerks Of
class one; twenty-five copyiStS. at nine
hunttrcd dollars each; one messenger;
Twelve assistant messengers: six labor I
erS: one engineer. one thousand tour
hundred dollars: and one assistant en- +
gineer, one thousand dollars; in all. /
four hundred and forty-two thousand T
seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the office. +
namely: For actual expenses of clerks. /
detailed To Investigate suspected at |
temptS at fraud. aS provided by law,
forty thousand dollars; for stationery,
ten Thousand dollars; for carpets, mats,
furniture, awnings. and repair of the
same, five thousand dollars: tor fuel.
gas. engraving. and retouehing plates;
for houutv-land warrants. printing aHd
binding the same; engraving and print
ing Observation-Disclosures; aud for other
necessary expenses of the office, in
Guiding two daily newspapers. cigll-
teen thousand eight hundred dollars;
In all. seventy-three thousand eight
hundred dollars
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
For compensation of the Commissioner
of the Patent Office. four Thousand five
hundred dollars: for assistant commits
sioner. three thousand dollars: for
chief clerk two thousand five hundred
dollars: three eNamincrS-in chief, at
three thousand dollars each; examiner
in charge of interftrenccs. two thou
sand five hundred dollars; trademark
| examiner. two Thousand five hundred
dollars; tweuty-ftIr principal exam
incrS. ut two thousand five hundred
| dollars each: tWeuty-tOur first assistant
! examiners. ut one thod<au1 eight hUul-
| dIpd dollars each; uwenty-fOur second
| assistant examiners, ut one thousand
! six hundred dollars each: twenty-four
| third assistant examiners, two of
| whom may be females. at one thou
sand four hundred dollars each; one
! librarian. two thousand dollars; one
| machiniSt, one thousand six hundred
dollars; seven clerks of class four; eight
| clerks of class three; tllirty-one clerks
| OF class two: and forty-tive clerks of
| class one; also, for thirty-one clerks Of
! class two; and torty-fite clerks of class
| one: also, tor thirty permanent clerks.
| ut one thousand dollars each; for forty
| permanent clerks, at nine hundred dot
lars each; for three skilled drau9htS-
men. at one thousand two hundred
| dollars each; for one messenger and
purchasing clerk, one thousand dollars;
for one skilled laborer, one thousand
two hundred dollars; for eight attend
ants in moJel-room, at one thousand
dollars each; for eight attendants i'll
mOael-room, ut nine hundred dollars
each; tor thirty luborerS, ut seven hun
dred and twenty dollars each: for six
laborer<, ut six hundred dollars each;
| i'll all. tour hundred and thirtv-seVem
/ fhOIlS1 11 niU iUht hundred dollars
For contingent and miscellaneous
| expenses OF the Patent Office, namely:
| For stationery. for Use of office. repair
| of model cases. stationery portfolios
for drawings. furniture and labor con-
nected herewith. repairing. papering,
carpets, ice. advertising, books for
library. moneys refunded, printing en-
graVed patent-heads, international eN-
chaligeS, plumbing, gaS-titting, extra
labor on indexes and abstracts for an
nual reports, fitting rooms. temporary
clerks, labOrers, and other contingent
cieS. eighty thousand dollars; and no
money appropriated by this para raph
shall be expended for advertising in
newspapers published i'll the city OF
Washington other than the Patent
Office Official Gazette.
For photOlithographing, or other
wise producing copies of drawings OF
current and back issues. tor use of tile
office and for sale, including pay o1
temporary draughtsnan, forty thou
sand dollars.
For photolithographing, or other
wise producing plates for the Ot,fcia
| Gazette. including pay of employees
engaged on the Gazette. and for max
ing similar plates OF patents issued be
| tween July first, eighteen hundred
| vi Ix-fE u I.,,,z
eighteen hundred and seYenty-two
, forty thousand dollars.
For photolithOgrap phing. or other
. wise producing. copies of the weekly
Issue OF drawings. to be attached t
: patents and copies, forty thoueant
! dollars.
) For tracings of drawings prepara
: tory to photolithographing back issues
: thirty-five thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF EDUCATloN.-ComU
c sioner of Education, three 1houSaut
dollars; chief clerk, two thousand dol
: lars; one clerk of class tonr; one statis
f tician, with the compensation of
! clerk of class four; one clerk of elias
three; one clerk OF class two; fou
/ copyists, at nine hundred dollars each
one messenger, eight hundred and fort,
!, dollars; and one watchman: i'll all
e eighteen thousand three hnndred ant
: sixty dollars.
For contingent. namely: Stationery
+ two thousand dollars: cases for library
five hundred dollars; library one thou
7 sand dollars: current educational peri
\ odicalS. two hundred and fifty dollars
cases for official records, two hundre
| and fifty dollars; other current publ
Il cations. two hundred and twenty-fiy
= dollars; completing valuable sets G
3 periodicals and publications i'll the ii
! brnry, two hundred dollars; telegraph
e ing and expreSSage. two hundred do
! lars; collecting statistics, and writin
: and compiling matter for annual an
special reports. and editing and pull
n fishing circulars of insormation. eleV
= = eli thousand dollars; fuel and lights
d two hundred and seventy-five dollar,
L Office furniture, two hundred and fift
Il dollars; contingencies, one thousan
/. and sixty dollars; in all, seVentee
d thousand two hundred ana ten dollar;
$ SURyEYoRS-G AND THEI
e CLERKs.-For compensation of SUI
q veyor-general of Louisiana, two thot
l. sand five hundred dollars.
y F'ot surveyor-general of Florida, tw
= thousand dollars; and for the clerks
# his Office, two thousand five hundre
d dollars.
II II For rsurveyor-general of Minnesot:
# two thousand dollars; and for the clerl
o in his office, eight thousand four hui
y dred dollars.
y For surveyor-general of the TER
': tory of Dakota. two thousand dollar
:; and for the clerks in his Office, 81
y thousand three htlndrod dollars.
* For rsurveyor-generalo of Kansas. tw
ut thousand dollars: and tor the clerks
e1 sG his office. nine thousand seven hm
m dred dollars.
Or For encouragement of the Territ