New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-19

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o;.h, hundred dollars; tor book keeper anI
Snr receiviny teller, at one tnousan1
I've hundred dollars each, three 'nO me
s.nd dollars: for one clerk: ono
thonsand two hundred dollars; l0r QUO
msssangar. eight hundred and forty uoiiare
for one watchman, seven hundred anu
twenty dollars; in all, fifteen tnOusano al"
| sixty dollars. .c;,o;rr.t;.
Ots;ca of assistant treasurer at Clncinna1i'
Far assistant treasurer, five thousand doi-
lars. fur cashier. two thousand dollars; ZOE
one hook keeper. one thousand eight nun
| 5rao dollars. for assistant cashier, one tnou
ssnd Ave hundred dollars; tor check clerk
and interest clerk, at one thousand Two
| hundred dollars each; for fractlonal ou..
repcy clerk, one thousand uOlars' .oi o ne
messenger, six hundred dollars; iol u- %
dnllars: Two watchmen, at one hundred ah9 !!
twenty dollars each; in all: fifteen tnousano
two hundred and sixty dollars nv f.,
Office of depositary at LOulsvuie: 70.
cashier. two thousand dollars; tor sss !, ~
cashier, one thousand two hundred dollars;
for book keeper, one thousand nve hun g.od
dollars: for one Waterman. seven nuuuloJ
and twenty dollars; in all, nVe tnou0"u"
four hundred and twenty dollars. H.
Office of depositsry at PittsDurg; syr
cashier. one thousand eight hundred ool'
lars: book. keeper, one thousand four nun,
| dred dollars: one watchman, seven hundred
and twenty dollars; in all. three tnousano
nine hundred and twenty dollars.
Office of depositary at Santa re: for oe'
positary, IN addition to ms pay a. leoo thon.
| two thousand dollars: one CLERK, one thou
| sand two hundred dollars; two watchmen,
AT seven hundred and twenty dollars each;
| in all four thousand six hundred anu 1oIty
| dollars.
Office of depository at Tucson, Arizona:
For depositary, in addition TO MS pay as
postmaster, one thousand five hundred ooi'
| lara.
| For compensation to designated deposit
taries at Buffalo, New York; Louisville,
| Kentucky: and Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
for receiving safely keeping, and paying
| out public money, at the rate OF One'haii VI
one per centum on the first one hundred
| thousand dollars, One-fourth OF one per
| centum on the second one hundred tnou-
sand dollars, and one-eighth OF one per
| centum On all sums over two hundred !hou'
sand dollars any sum which may have
been allowed to such depositarles for rent
| or any other contingent expenses IN respect
| to the custody of such public money
being deducted from such compensation
| before any payment shall be made there
for; provided, that no compensation
| shall be allowed for the above services
when the emOluments OF the office OF
| which said designated depositary is in COM
mission amounts to the maxim5m cOmpen-
| satiOn fixed by law; nor shall the amount
allowed to any of said designated deposita-
ries for such services when added to the
emoluments of the office OF which he Is IN
| commission, be more than sufficient to make
the maximum compensation fixed by law;
and provided further. that the whole allow
ance to any designated depository for such
service shall not exceed one thousand tive
hundred dollars per annum, three thousand
dollars.
For contingent expenses under the act of
sixth of August, eighteen hundred and
forty-six, for the collection, safe keeping,
transfer and disbursement of the public
money, one hundred thousand dollars; pro-
vided, that no part of said sum shall be
expended for clerical services or payment
of employees OF any nature or grade: and
hereafter detailed statement Of the ex.
penditure for the preceding fiscal year of
all sums appropriated for contingent
expenses in any department or bureau of
the government shall be presented to Con.
gress at the beginning Of each regular
session.
For checks and check books for dsburs-
ing officers and others, and certificates of
deposit for offices of the Treasurer and
assistant treasurer and designated deposit
aries, thirteen thousand dollars.
For compensation to special agents to
cAdmluo tuo DOUkS, dCCOuuto, anu money on
hand at the several sub-treasuries and de-
positaries, including national banks acting
as depositaries under the act of the sixth of
August, eighteen hundred and fOrty.six,
four thousand dollars.
UNITED STATES MINIS AND ASSAY OFFICES
Office of The Director of the Mmt-For
director, four thousand i've hundred dol
lars; examiner, two thousand two hun
dred dollars; one cOmputOr Of bullion, two
thousand two hundred dollars; one clerk of
class four; one clerk of class two; one clerk
OF class one; one translator, one thou.
sand two hundred dollars; one copy.
ist, nine hundred dollars; one mes.
senger; and one laborer; making, in
ALL the sum of seventeen thousand two
hundred and sixty dollars. And hereafter
all salaries under the Director of the Mint
at Washington and at the various minis
shall be at the rates appropriated for in
this act.
For contingent expenses of the United
States minis and assay offices, namely: For
specimens of coins, to be expended under
the direction OF the Secretary of Treasury,
three hundred and fifty dollars; for books,
balances and weights, and other incidental
expenses, one thousand five hundred dol.
lars.
For recoinage of gold coins, to meet the
difference between the nominal and bullion
value of gold coins now in the Treasury.
reduced by natural abrasion below the legal
LIMIT, and to be recoined, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary OF the
Treasury. twenty thousand dollars.
Mint at Phiiadclphia.-FO salaries of the
superintendent, four thousand five hundred
dollars; for the assayer, meter and retiaer.
conner and engraver, at three thousand dol.
lars each; the assistant assayer assistant
meter and retiner, and assistant coiner. At
two thousand one hundred dollars each:
cashier, two thousand five hundred dollars.
chief clerk, two thousand four hundred dol,
lara; bookkeeper, deposit clerk, and weigh
clerk, at two thousand 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 adirs,er.
two hundred and fifty thou and dollars
For Incidental and contingent expenses.
including new machinery and ranairs
eightytv thousand dollars. ''
For freight on bullion and coin five
thousand dollars
Mint at San Francisco, California;
salaries of superintendent, four thousand |
i've hundred dollars; assayer, melter and |
renner, and conner at three thousand dollars |
each; chief clerk, two thousand five HIM.
dred dollars; cashier, two thousand five
hundred dollars; four clerks, at one thou.
sand eight hundred dollars each; in ali
twenty-five thousand seven hundred dol
lars.
For wages of workmeu and administers
two hundred and forty-one thousand dol. |
lars.
For material and repairs, fuel lights
chemicals, and other necessaries, seventy.
five thousand dollars.
Mint at Carson, Neradn.-For salaries of
superintendent, three thousand dollars.
assayer. meter and refiner and coner at |