Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-23
THE MONEY GOES.
,,,d states Expenditures.

w.. Of the members of the
s. ..ssnnresent atives amount to
finally, except 10 the case
:. and then, If the contest
81 both the member unseat-
'e' member seated get their
r. to the time the con testant
.,,,nrent expenses of the
)" oilics. including stationery,
.oi.s kilograms, books for
~ fnruiture and carpets for
. ~ rortion of the White
"d care of office, carriage,
tnd harness, Uncle Sam is
i,p per annum.
| ssat 900 to pay the salaries Of
t,.issioner and clerks of the
avenue bureau in this city
| sisriss aud expenses of agents
tsrors, for fees and expenses of
nr salaries of store-keepers
IDellsnecus expenses, 50, 800, 200.
ros,s Uncle S nm $ll2,350 to
salaries of the secretary Of
assistants, clerks and en-
the state department, and
[sonle connected with that de-
nit on more style than in
y branch of the government.
rrtment is also allowed $1,000
I for horse hire.
l Uncle Sam $40, i40 per year
Ia salaries of the people con-
I'M the civil service commits
pudiug $500 to each of the
transformers. In addition to
Commission is allowed $1,000
linz expenses and $1,000 for
|scellsneous comforts.
Fitting the executive mansion
ic grounds: For gas. pay Of
hters, gas-fitters, plumbers,
q and plumbing, purchase
ItIon OF lamps and lamp-posts,
OF matches, and for repairs
|nds, fuel and light for office,
watchmen's lodges, and for the
buses at the nursery, 1t costs
Am SIS, 600 a year.
6icials and clerks Of the bureau
wing and printing, where all
Il money aud revenue stamps
the government are printed,
salaries annually only $50, 800.
= not include the wages paid
wing. printing, finishing and
the money, etc. The disburs.
kr OF the bureau, whose salary
ed in the above amount, gives
}. SOS 900, and only gets 81 800
port on the foreign commerce
|ni.ed states Tor the fiscal year
Dune 80, 1884, shows that the
OF the trade in favor of the
States during the last fiscal
ss So, 7GS, g97, as against a bal
d our favor during the year
June 80. 1883, of Sl00,65S, ASS.
hue of the exports of merchan-
fling the fiscal year just closed
b falling off OF SIS, S25. $40 as
the previous year. The inn
u merchandise snow a falling
sj5, 1851 as against the pre-
Par.
treasury department is allowed
|per year for washing and hem
towels. for the purchase of
e and fixtures, alcohol, baskets,
. bellows, bowls, brooms, buck
|ushes, canvas, crash, cloth,
|s-skins, door and window
rs, busters, flour, garden and
,ese, lace-leather, lye, nails, oil,
picks, pitchers, powder, stencil
spittoons, soap, sponge, tacks,
thermometers, tools, towels,
'rs, wire and zinc, and for
mithing, repairs Of machinery,
nlof rubbish, sharpening tools.
fHabsolutely necessary articles.
(hMe clause in the sundry civil
)ddon bill which applies So
the great exhibit mt C;ncinnati:
fsble the several executive de-
|nts of the government, includ-
department of agriculture and
Pnlan institution, to participate
Flncinnati Industrial exposition,
fld at Cincinnati, Ohio, during
hths Of September and October,
1900; and to participate in the
fn exposition, to be held al
llle, Ky, from August lG to
-, 1854, 10000; in all, $4,000
ld, that IN case more than the
pis Is required for the execution
provision the same shall be paid
Propositions
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