The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-17
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGIN-
EERING.
NAVAL ACADEMY.

mcntsh namely, one OF drawing, and
one of English studies, history and
law, two thousand five hundred dol
lars each ; three professors, namely,
one OF mathematics (assistantl, one
al chemistry, and one of French, at
two thousand two hHndrrd dollars
each; twelve assistant professors,
namely four of Frcnchr one OF
Spanish, three of English studies,
history and law, one of mathematics,
n of astronomy, and two Of draw
ing, RI one thousand eight hundred
dollars each : sword master, at one
thousand five hundred dollars, and
two assistants, at n thousand dol
lars each boxing master and gym
mast, at n thousand two hundred
dollars; and assistant librarian, at
0nethousand four hundred dollars;
three clerks to superintendent, mt one
thousand two hundred dollars, one
thousand aol4aFs, and eight hundred
dollars, respectively one clerk to
commandant of midshipmen, L
thousand dollars; n clerk to pay
master, one thousand dollars; one
apOthecnry, seven hundred and fifty
dollars : n cOmmissary, two hun
bred and eighty-eiRht dollars; one
cook, three hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
dollars and fifty cents; one mesSen-
ger to superintendent, six hundred
dollars /; II armorer, five hundred
and t~wenty-nine dollars and fifty
cents II gunner's mate, four hun
dred and siXty-nine dollars and fifty
cents, and eIe guarter-gunner, four
hundred and nine dollars and fifty
cents one Cockswain, four hundred
end siXty-nine dollars and fifty cents;
three seamen in the department
of seamanship, at three hundred and
fUrty-nine dollars and fifty cents
each one band master, five hundred
and twenty-eight dollars eighteen
first class musicians, at three bun
dred and forty-eighL dollars each /;
seven second class musicians, at
three hundred dollars each 1.-TWO
drummers and one fifer first ciaSS(,
ut three hundred and forty-eight
dollars each; in all, fifty-eIght thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-siX
dollars.
Pay of watchmcn and others: Cap
tain Of the watch, al two dollars and
fifty cents per day, nine hundred and
twelve dollars and fifty cents four
watchmen, at two dollars and twen-
ty-ive cents per day, three thousand
w tAAlNA SlRtlNN W bOllulH
foreman of the gas and steam heating
works, at five dollars per diem, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty
five dollars; ten attendants Mt pas
and steam heating works of academy,
and at school ships, one at three
dollars and fifty cents, M ut three
dollars, and eight at two dollars and
fifty cents per day each, nine thou
sand six hundred and seVenty-two
dollars three jOinerS, two painters
and two masons, at three dollars and
fifty cents per day each, eight thou
sand nine hundred and fOrty-two
dollars and fifty cents; one timer,
me gasftter and one blacksmith, at
three dollars and fifty cents per day
each, three thousand eight hundred
and thirty-twO dollars and fifty cents;
in all, twenty-eight Thousand four
hundred and sixty nine dollars and
fifty cents.
Pay of mechanics and others: One
mechanic ut workshop, at two dollars
and twenty-five cents per diem, eight
hundred and twenty-One dollars aud
twenty-five cents; m master Ia
bOrer, to keep public grounds in
order, at two dollars and twenty
eight cents per diem, eight hundred
and thirty-twO dollars and twenty
cents fourteen labOrers to assist in
same, three at two dollars per diem
each aud eleven at n dollar and
Seventy-five cents per diem each,
nine thousand two hundred and six
teen dollars and twenty-five cents;
One laborer to superintend quarters
of cadet midshipmen, public grounds,
and 80 forth, at two dollars and
twenty-eight cents per diem, eight
hundred and thirty-two dollars and
twenty cents; four attendants at
recitation rooms, library, chapel, and
offices, at twenty dollars per month
each, nine hundred and sixty dol
lars; twenty servants to keep in
order and attend 10 quarters of cadet
midshipmen, public buildings, and
50 forth, at twenty dollars per month
each, four thousand eight hundred
dollars; in all, seventeen thousand
four hundred and siNty-one dollars
and ninety cents.
For pay of employees in the de-
partment of steam enginerY, for ma
chinists, boiler makers and others,
eight thousand seven hundred and
sixty dollars.
For necessary repairs of public
buildings, paVements, whaGVes, and
walls enclosing the grounds of the
Naval Academy, for improvements
and furniture and fixtures, fourteen
thousand dollars.
For fuel, and for heating and light
ing the academy and school ships,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For general maintenance, forty-one
thousand six hundred dollars.
MARINE CORPS.
For pay Of officers Of the Marine