The Washington critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1889-1889, 1889-03-02


messenger, 81 900; clerk Committee on
the Judiciary, clerk Committee on Agri-
culture, clerk Committee on Claims,
clerk Committee on Public Lands. clerk
Committee on War Claims, clerk Com
mitlee on Invalid Pensions, clerk Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, clerk Com
mittee on the District of Columbia
clerk Committee on Indian Affairs,
clerk Committee on Commerce, clerk
Committee on Naval Affairs, clerk Com
mittce on Rivers and lIarbors, and clerk
Committee on Military Affairs, $4,000
each assistant clerk Committee on War
Claims, 81 600; private secretary to
the Speaker 81 800; clerk to the
Speaker, 81 900; clerk to the Speakers
table, 81 400; Sergeant-at- Arms of the
House of Representatives, $1,000; one
deputy to the Sergeant-at- Arms, $1,000;
one cashier, $4,000; one paying. teller,
$1,000; one book-kecpcr, 81 800; one
messenger 81 200; one page, $50 per
month, and one laborcr, 5000; Door
keeper, $4,000; assistant doorkeeper,
$4,000; second assistant doorkeeper,
$4,000 clerk for doorkeeper, $1,000;
janitor, 81 200; superintendent of fold
ing room, $4,000; three clerks in fold
ing-room, one at 1890 and two at
$1,000 each, superintendent of docu
ment room, $1,000, chief assistant in
document room, $4,000; document file
clerk, 81 400; assistant document file
clerk, $1,314; eight messengers, $1,000
each; ten messengers 81 900 each seven
laborers, S720 each; ten laborcrs, dur.
ing the session, $720 each per annum;
one laborer, $780, two laborers, $720
each; eight laborers in charge Of clean
ing the hall of the House, known as
"cloak.room men," $50 per month dur
ing the session, and for one female at
tcndant in ladies' retiring room. 5000;
two messengers during the session, at
the rate of $500 per anuum each.
FOLDING ROOM.
. One foreman, 81 500; one messenger,
81 200; one folder in the sealing room,
$1,000; one page. $500; one laborer.
$500; ten folders, 5000 each; five folders,
$40 each; three folders, during the
session, at the rate of $500 per annum
each, and fifteen folders, $3.50 each.
Thirty -four pages during the session,
including two riding pages, one tele-
phone page, and one telegraph page,
$3.50 per day each.
Thirty-on clerks to committees, SO
each per day during the session. four
teen messengers on the soldiers roll,
$1,000 each; postmaster $4,000; first
assistant postmaster, $4,000; nine mes
sengers, 81 200 each; four messengers
during the session, $500 each; four
messengers, 800 per month each, dur
ing the session, and one laborer, $720
Chaplain of the House, 5000; one chief
official reporter, 5000, and four official
reporters of the proceedings and de-
bates of the House, $4,000 each; chief
engineer, 81, 700; two assistant engineers,
81, 200 each; two conductors of the ele.
vator, 81 100 each, and one laborer
$500; five firemen, 5000 each; one cleo
trician, 81 $50, and one laborer, $500.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,
Librarian, $4,000; twenty as,
sistant librarians, two at $4,000 each
two at 81 800 each, two at 81 800 each
two at $1,440 each, seven at $1,40(
each, six at 81, 200 each, one at 5000
one at $720, and two at $3.50 each
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
President of the United States, $50,
900.
Vice President of the United States
$4,000.
Private secretary to the President
$3.50; assistant secretary, $2,250; three
executive clerks, $4,000 each; stenog
raphcr, 81 800; two clerks of class four
one clerk of class three; two clerks o.
class two; one clerk of class one; stew
ard, 81 800; one day usher, 81 400; one
day usher, $1,000; five messengers
81, 200 each; five doorkeepers, 81, 20t
each; one night usher, $1,000; ont
Waterman, 5000; and one fireman, 1864
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Whole number persons employed, 412
Secretary of State, $S,000 first as
sistant secretary of state, 81 800; two
assistant secretaries of state, $500
each; chief clerk, $2,756; six chiefs o
bureaus and one translator, Sc, 100 each
eleven clerks of class four; four clerk
of class three seven clerks of class two
fourteen clerks of class one; four clerks
81 600 each, and ten clerks, 5000 each
one messenger; three assistant mes
sengers; ten laborers; one packer, S72O
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Whole number persons employed
1851.
Secretary's Office. Secretary of Tia
Treasury, $4,000; two assistant secre
taries of the Treasury, $4,000 each
chief clerk and eX-oiiicio superintendent
of the Treasury building, 81, 700
stenographer to the Secretary, $4,000
chief of division of warrants, estimate
and appropriations, chief Of division o
customs, and chief of appointment di
vision, $2,750 each; one assistant chic
of division of warrants, estimates an,
appropriations, 80 400; seven chiefs o
division, $500 each; two assistan
chiefs of division, 80, 100 each; five as
sistant chiefs of division, 1000 each
assistant superintendent OF tn
Treasury building, $1,000; est
mate and digest clerk, $4,000