Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-10-08

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for bounty-land warrants printing and
binding the same, .eng craving and print
ing pension certificates, and for neces-,
.sary expenses Of the Office including
two daily newspapers eighteen thous-
and eight hundred dollars, in all sew
enty-three thousand eight hundred
dollars
J. United States Patent Office. For com
Epensations of the commissionerso of the
Patent Office four thous and five hundred
dollars, for assistant commissioner three
thousand dollars, for chief clerk two
thousand five hundred dollars, three ex-
aminers. in chief at three thousand dollars
each, examiner in charge of interferences
two thousand five hundred dollars, trade
mark examiner two thousand five hun
dred dollars, twenty -four principal ex-
aminers at two thousand five hundred
dollars each, twenty-fOur first assistant
examiners at one thousand eight hun
dred dollars each, twenty -four second as
sistant examiners at one thousand six
hundred dollars each, twenty-four third
assistant examiners two of wh ON may be
females at one thousand 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,
thirty y-one clerks of class two, and forty
five clerks of class one, also for perma-
dent clerks at one thousand dollars each,
for forty permanent clerks at nine hun
dred dollars each, for three skilled
draughtsmen at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each, for one messenger and
purchasing clerk one thousand dollars,
for one skilled laborer one thousand two
hundred dollars, for eight attendants in
mOdel-rOOm at one thousand dollars each,
for eight attendants in model-room at
nine hundred dollars each, for thirty Ia
borers at seven hundred and twenty dol
lars each, for six laborers at SIX hundred
dollars each, in all four hundred and
thirty-seven thousand eig bit hundred dol
lars. 80
For contingent and miscellaneous ex-
penses of the Patent Office namely: For
stationery for use of Office repair of mod
ell cases stationery portfolios for drawing
furniture and labor connected Herewith,
repairing, papering, painting, carpets ice
advertising, books for library, moneys re-
funded, printing engraved patent heads,
international exchanges, plumbing, gas
fitting, extra labor on indexes and ab-
strrcts for annual reports, fitting rooms,
temporary clerks, laborers and other con
tingencies eighty thousand dollars, and
no money appropriated Ivy this paragraph
shall be expended for advertising in
newspapers publised IN the city of Wash
ington other than the Patent Office Oftic-
ial Gazette. -,N.t.
For photolithographing or otherwise
producing copies of drawings of current
and back issues for use Of the office and
for sale including pay of temporary
draughtsman forty thousand dollars.
For photolithographing or otherwise
producing plates for the Official Gazette
including pay of employees engaged on
the Gazette and for making similar
plates Of patents issued between July
first eighteen hundred ahd sixty-nine and
January first eighteen hundred and sew
enty-two forty thousand dollars. s
For photo lithographing or otherwise
producing copies of the weekly issue of
drawings to be attached to patents and
copies forty thousand dollars.
For tracings of drawings preparatory
to photOlithographing back issues thirty
five thousand dollars. -
Bureau of Education.-For Commiss-
ioner of Education, three thousand dol
lars, chief clerk two thousand dollars,
one clerk of class four, one statistician,
with the compensation Of a clerk of class
four, one clerk of class three, one transla-
tor with the compensation of a clerk of
class three, one clerk of class two, four
copyists at nine hundred dollars each,
one messenger eight hundred and forty
dollars, and one watchman, in all eight
cen thousand three hundred and sixty
dollars. o. ,,. -. - ,.>.r.s: ,~s -s.,, - =. .
For contin gent namely: Stationery
two thousand dollars cases for library,
five hundred dollars, library one thous-
and dollars, current educational periodi-
Gals two hundred and fifty dollars, cases
for official records two hundred and fifty
dollars, other current publications two
hundred and twenty five dollrrs, compile
ting valuable sets Of periodicals and pub
LEGATIONS in the library two hundred dol
lars, telegraphing and expressage two
hundred dollars, collecting statistics and
writing and compiling matter for annual
and special reports and editing and pub
fishing circulars of information eleven
thousand dollars, fuel and lights two
hundred and seventy five dollars, Office
furniture two hundred and fifty dollars,
contingencies one thousand and sixty
dollars, in all seventeen thousand two
hundred and ten dollars.
Surveyor General and their clerks
For compensation of fsurveyor-general of
Louisiana two thousand dollars, and for
the clerks in his office two thousand five
hundred dollars. z.<s.ss sz
For survcyor-general of Florida two
thousand dollars, and for the clerks in
his Office two thous, nd five hundred dol
lors. =s~9
For surveyor-general of Minnesota two
thousand dollars, and for the clerks in
his Office eight thousand four hundred
dollars "~a--
Eor surveyor-general of the Territory
of Dakota two thousand dollars, and for
the clerks in his Office six thousand three
hundred dollars.
For surveyor. general Of Kansas two
thousand dollars, and for the clerks in
his Office nine thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For surveyor. general Of the Territory
Of Colorado three thousand dollars, and
for the clerks in his Office six thousand
three hundred dollars.
For surveyor or-general Of the Territory
Of New Me xico three thousand dol
lars, and for the clerks in his Office six
thousand three hundred dollars.
For allrYeYnr. general nf Califnrnia