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

teller for the Sergcanf-af%Arn one tnon-
sand eight hundred dOllarS; messenger TO
the Scrsgcant-at- Arms. one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars: DoorkeeDer,
two thousand five hundred and ninety
two dollars: first assistant doorlleeper, wo
thousand five hundred and ninety-two
dollars: Postmaster, two thousand five
hundred and ninety-tWO dollars; first us
siStant postmaster, one thousand eight
hundred dollars; fourteen messengers,
seven at one thousand five hundred dol
lars each, and seveu ut one thousand two
hundred dollars euch: Chaplain of the
House, nine hundred dollars; two steno-
ssITtphcrS for committees, four thousand
two hundred dollars each: SI1nGrintendent
of the tOlding-rOOm, two thousand one
hundred and sixty dollars: superintendent
and assistant superintendent of the docu-
ment-rOnnu, at two thousand one hundred
and SIXTY dollars each; ;doCument-tile clerk
one thousand eight hundred dollars: five
messengers, mt one thousand eight hun
dred dollars, and six, ut one thousand four
hundred ami forty dollars each; twelve
messengers during the session, at the rate
of one thousand four hundred and forty
dollars each per annum, five thousand
seven hundred and sixty dollars: fifteen
labOrerS. ut seven hundred and twenty
dollars each; seven iaborerS. during the
session at the rate OF seven hundred and
laborer, at eight hundred and twenty dol
lars; making, i'll all, the sum of one hum
dred and ninety-siX thousand eight hun
dred and sixte en- dollars.
To pay Henry Douglas. employed under
the Doorkeepcr OF the House, his yearly
compensation as fixed by act of March
e.
nine hundred and seventeen dollars and
fifty cents.
For contingent expenses of the House of
REPRESENTATIVES. namely:
For clerks to committees, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
For folding documents including nav
of folders in the folding rooms and mate
rialS, twenty-five thousand dollars: Pro-
ri6ted, That no part of this appropriation
shall be used in paying more than twenty
For fuel eight thousand dollars.
For hire OF horses and mail wagons for
carrying the mails and for one saddle
horse for messenger, i've thousand four
hundred and seventy-five dollaes:
For furniture. and repairs OF the same,
ten thousand dollars.
For dacking boxes, three thousand and
twenty dollars.
For cartlye, two thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, tWenty-eight
thousand dollars
For newspapers and stationery. includ-
! ing six thousand dollars for stationery for
| the use of the committees and officers of
| the House fOrty-threc thousand seven
| hundred and fifty dollars.
For twent y-cight pages, Including three
! riding pages, at two dollars and fifty cents
! per day, zen thousand dollars.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
| For compensation of the Congressional
Printer. and the clerks and messenger in
! his office, thirteen thousand nine hundred
! and seventeen dollars: P,UCiLitd. That so
much of the act entitled IAN act providing
| for the election of IL Congressional Prin.
| ter approved February twenty-second,
| eighteen hundred and siNty-seven, as pro-
vidcs for tbs election of such officer by the
! Senate, and provides that such officer shall
| beemetl AN officer of the senate. shall cease
and determine and become of no effect
from and after fhc date of the first vacan-
cN occurring i'll said office; that the title of
said officer shall hereafter be Public PrIn-
| ter, and he shall be deemed an officer of
| the United States. and said Office shall be
filled by appointment by the President by
and with the advice and consent of the
| Senate.
For fiT1trp n5T1 Of hi off
| namely: For stationery, postage, advertis-
! ing, travelling expenses horses and wag-
onS. anu miscellaneous items, two thou
| sand five hundrsd dollars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For compensation of the I4ibral ian. tour
1 thousand dollars; and for fourteen assist
ant librarians, three at two thousand five
hundred dollars each, two at one thousand
eight n1red dollars each, one at one
! thousand six hundred dollars, two ut one
| thousand four hundred and forty dollars
each three ut one thousand two hundred
| dollars each, two at one thousand dollars
| each. and one at nine hundred and sixty
dollars per aHnum i'll all, twenty-SiX thou
sand one hundred and forty dollars.
For purchase OF books for the Library.
lars OF which may be expended for COM
plefing the collection of British local his
| tories: for purchase of law books for the
Library, two thousand dollars: for pur
chase of files of periodicals and newSlm-
pcrs, two thousand five hundred dollars:
for expenses OF exchanging public docu-
ments tor the publications of lOreign gov
ernments, one thousand five hundred dol
lars.
For contingent expenses of said Library,
two Thousand dollars,
For expenses OF the copyright business,
five hundred dollars.
For Botanic Garden. grading. draining.
procuring manure, tools fuel, and repairs,
and purchasing trees and shrubs. under
the direction of the Library COMMITTED. of
Congress five thousand dollars
For pay OF superintendent and assistant
in Botanic Garden and greeenhouses- and
two additional labOrers, under the direc-
ton of the Library Committee OF Congress
twelve thousand one hundred and forty
six dollars
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Forclerk in the Office of Public Build
ings and Grounds one thousand four hum
dred dollars.
For messenger in the same Office, eight
hundred and forty dollars.
For q landscape gardener. one thousand
eight hundred dollars
For the laborer in charge of the water
closets in the Capitol, sewn hundred and
twenty dollars
For Il foreman and laborers employed in
two hundred and ninety-Six dollars.
For four labOrers in the Capitol, two
thousand eight hundred and eighty dol
lars.
For furnace keeper, in charge of heating
apparatus under the old hall OF the house
of Representatives. eight hundred and
For the following employees at the Execu-
tive Mansion, namely: For furnace keeper,
elRnU hundred ana SIXty-tOur dollars; TWO
policemen, two thousand six hundred and
forty dollars: one night watchnan, nine
hundred dollars; one night usher, one
thousand two hundred dollars; and two
dooriIcepers, at one thousand two hundred
dollars each; in all eight thousand and
four dollars.
For two draw-l1eepers for Navy Yard
and upper bridges, and for fuel, oil, and
lamps, one thousand six hundred dollars.
For watchman in Franklin Square, seven
hundred and twenty dollars.
For the person in charge of the heating
apparatus of the Library of Congress, and
other steam heating apparatus in the cen
tral building, eight hundred and sixty-four
dollars.
For four watchmen in reservation num-
bered two, being gtheSmithsonian grounds
two thousand eighty dollars.
For waterman in Lincoln Square, five
hundred and forty dollars.
For watchman at Lafayette Square, sew
en- hundred and twenty dollars.
For watchman in washington Circle,
five hundred and forty dollars.
For one bridge keeper ut Cnaln Bridge.
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
of Massachusefts and Vermont avenues.
five hundred and forty dollars.
For contingent and incidental expenses,
two thousand dollars
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President of the
United States, fifty thousand dollars.
For conversation of the Vice President
of the United States, eight thousand dol
lars.
For compensation to private secretary,
three thousand five hundred dollars; as
sistant secretary, two thousand five hun
dred dollars; two executive clerks at two
Thousand three hundred dollars each,
steward at two thousand dollars, and mes
senger at one thousand two hundred dol
lars, of the President of the United States.
in all. thirteen thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Execu-
tive Office. including stationery therefor,
six thousand dollars.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
IL Csa<aR aRssakrn -
State, eight thousand dollars; two Assist
ant Secretaries of State, at three Thousand
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