University of Oklahoma College of LawUniversity of Oklahoma College of Law Digital CommonsAmerican Indian and Alaskan Native Documents in the Congressional Serial Set: 1817-18996-2-1882Legislative, executive, and judicial appropriationbill.Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/indianserialsetPart of the Indian and Aboriginal Law CommonsThis House Report is brought to you for free and open access by University of Oklahoma College of Law Digital Commons. It has been accepted forinclusion in American Indian and Alaskan Native Documents in the Congressional Serial Set: 1817-1899 by an authorized administrator of Universityof Oklahoma College of Law Digital Commons. For more information, please contact darinfox@ou.edu.Recommended CitationH.R. Rep. No. 1276, 47th Cong., 1st Sess. (1882)47TH CoNGREss, } HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 1st Session. . · . {REPORT No.1276. LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL APPROPRIA-TION BILL. JUNE 2, 188~.-Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on tJ1e State of the 1'Jnion, and ordered to be printed. Mr. CANNON, from the Committee on Appropriations, submitted the following REPORT: [To accompany bill H. R. 6244.] In presenting to the House the bill making appropriations to provide for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, the Committee on Appropria-tions submit the following report: The estimates upon which the bill i~ mainly based are to be found on pages 9 to 57, and 60 to 65, and 197 and 198 of the book of estimates. The total amount thereof, added to subsequent estimates submitted by letters from heads of the several departments to Congress or to the com-mittee, aggregate, in all, $21,165,903.65, o( which sum the committee, after the most careful investigation possible of the requirements of the service, recommend in the accompanying bill the sum of $19,777,627.90, being a decrease under the estimates of $1,388,275.75. The appropriations for the current :fiscal year for legislative, execu-tive, and judicial expenses amount to $17,040,679.49, to which sum, how-ever, should be added deficiencies already given on account of that service as follows: In the General Land Office, $25,000; in the Patent Office, $43,733; for the Pension Office, $73,900; for stationer;y, Interior Department, $4,000; for contingent expenses War Department, $4,500; for the expenses of Congress, $31,831. There is also pending before ·Congress an estimated de:ficieney on account of salaries and expenses of agents and surveyors and other miscellaneous expenses of the Internal ,Revenue Service, amounting to $210,000, which will necessarily have to be provided for. Making, in all, the sum of $392,964, or $17,433,643.49 for the appropriations for the current :fiscal year. There are included in the bill for the ensuing year items which have heretofore been carried in the sundry civil and other appropriation bills, and now, for the :first time, are included in this bill, aggregating $381,396, which, when deducted, make the total of the bill $19,396,231.90, or $1,962,588.41 in excess of the appropriations for the current year, in-cluding deficiencies as stated above. The material increase of clerical force which is recommended in the bill is on account of greatly increased work in the several bureaus of the departments incident to the settlement of claims .for pensions and arrears .ofpensions, and is made upon the basis of supplying sufficient clerica~ 2 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL force to settle up all of the pending claims within a period of three years .. In this connection a communication from the Commissioner of Pensions submitted to Congress by the Secretary of the Interior is herein set forth: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, PENSION OFFICE, Washington; D. C., MaTch 13, 18E2. SIR: My estimate for salaries, &c., office of Commissioner of Pensions, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, which was forwarded in Oetober last, \vas prepared. with-out any intimation as to what the intention of Congress might be with regard to an increase of the force under my charge. I have been requested by a Joint Subcommit-tee on Pensions of both houses of Congress to prepare and submit an estimate looking to an increase of f01·ce in this office, which in my judgment woulD ~~D:~~~~~. ~~.FJ·C·~· .•....•..••.••.••••. --:1 ..... S ~-=~ --.- 20 ----TIITRD AUDITOR'S OFFICE. Clerks of class 3 . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . • . . • • • • • . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . 5 8, 000 Clerks of class 2 . . . . . . . • . . . . • • • . • . • • . . . . . . . . . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • . . . 7 9, 800 Clerks of class 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 . . . . . . . . 9, 600 224,290 :lO, 000 200,660 20,000 15,080 13, 600 24,000 -- 20 --- 27,400 Grand totals .................. _ .........................•••........ 1, 210 1-......... 1, 742, 430 4 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE1 AND JUDICIAL Additional force is authorized in the following departments or bureaus in addition to what was employed during the current year, namely: In the Sixth Auditor's Office, 51 persons, at a cost of $64,000. In the General Land Office, 48 persons, at a cost of $72,580. In the Patent Office, 37 persons, at a cost of $67,930. . In the Post-Office Department, 41 persons, at a cost 9f $49,570. In the Department of Justice, 10 persons, at a cost of $9,150. The total number of persons employed in the several executive de-partments and their respective bureaus or offices at Washington under specific authority of law, during the current year, is 5,313; the number employed and paid from miscellaneous appropriations is 840; making in all, 6,155 actually in service during the current fiscal year, at an ag-gregate cost of $7,367,531.82. The number estimated for for the serv-ice of tl1e ensuing fiscal year of 1883 is 7,649, at a cost of $9,447·,608. The number recommended in the bill is 7,522, at a cost per annum of $9, 195,611.25. . Statement B, which herewith follows, exhibits in detail, by bureaus or offices in each department, the distribution of the force above referred to. STATEMENT B. Showing the numbm· of ernploy68, theit· gTades and salm·ies, in the sereml executire departments, provided for by specific appropt'iations, for the fiscal year 18~Z and those mnployecl during that pet'iod a11d paidj1·om ntiscellanfous appropriations, the numbe1· estimated for joT the fiscal yem· 181:53, inclttding both 'of the above cla8ses, and those recornmended in the bill for the fiscal year ending June 30, 188:3. CLASS. • As now specifically appropriated for or employed. ~C'i .~.~ ·sgs s ~ ~~ s 8 r/) 0 0 P< ;.-,'~ ~ §< ~:3 as r/) <1)~ ;>,;:j ...:::-;::: 1 o·g STATE DEPARTMENT. CLASS . Amounts. As c~timated for, or recommended in the bill for 1!183. ... .,.; <8 00 :5 :::0 M ... .:: cS :;. 'd Amounts. ~f;5 , Amounts. Q;) ~ §~ 8 8 ·r;p., 'AI=l..,; 8 8 S..::! l=l p., P< s, at $:2,500 .................... _ .... .. 1 2 1 1 2 1 6 6 2 TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 01!'FICE OF THE SECRETARY. $8, 000 00 9, 000 00 2, 700 00 2, 000 00 8, 250 00 2-,400 OG 15, 000 00 4, 200 00 12, 000 00 5, 000 00 Sem·etary, at $8,000 -----. ... .. .. ... .. .... ........ ...... 1 $8, 000 00 Assistant Secrftaries, at $4,500 .. .. .. . .. . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. 2 9, 000 00 Chief clerk, at $2,700 ............... ------------ ...... 1 2, 700 00 Stenographer, at $2,000 .......... -- .... .. . .. . . .. . ... . .. 1 2, 000 00 Chiefs of division, at $2,750*........................... 3 8, 250 00 Assistant chid' of diYision, at $2,400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 400 00 Chiefs of diYision, at $2,500*........................... 6 15, 000 00 Estimate and digest clerk, at $2,000t................... 1 2, 000 00 A8sistant chiefs of division, at $2,100.................. 1 4, 200 00 Assistant chiefs of division, at $2,000........... ... .. .. 6 12, 000 00 I Govrrnment actuary, at $2,000 ... - .. ---------- .... -----I 1 I ...... J 2, 000 00 Disbursing clerks. at $2,500. _.......................... 2 1 5, 000 00 Superintendent of mails, at $2,500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 500 00 Government actuary, at $2,000.................. ....... 1 2, 000 00 *One reduced and added to chiefs of division, at $2,500. t Reduced and added to clerks of class four. 11 i l 1 i l 7 $8, ooo ro 9, 000 00 2, 700 00 2, 000 00 5, 500 00 2, 400 00 17, 500 OQ 2 4, 200 00 6 12, 000 00 2 5, 000 00 .... i ·J· ... 2: 000. 00 ::.--~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ H ~ 1-3 H 0 z ~ ~ r:-' ~ Statement showi11[J the number of employ(s, tlzeir grad<'8 ancl8alaries, in the set·eral e:recutil•e depm·tments, !f·c.-Continued. TREASeRY DEPARTMEXT-Continued. OI<':FICE 01<' TilE SECRETARY-Continued. CLASS. As now specifically appropriated for or·employed. ·§-[ so oS. 0.:::§' ~~ §~ §'§a:i l=l- ~ <1i"W 0 ~Q;3 Clerks of class four.................................... 40 2 Additional to three clerks of class fovr-, $100 each .......... -- ..... . 2l:~~: H ~~~~H~r~: :::::.-:::::::::::: :~~~:::: ::::::: ~~ ~ Clerks, at $1,000 each ........................ _......... 11 1 Clerl>--:.:F .i ~ \:::[: : .Additional to two watch:nen, acting as lieutenants, { · • · • -- ~ ----- .. at $lk0 each. 5 I :Firemen, at $720 each .... __ . _ ........... - - .... - ....... · 6 1 J Conductors of elevator, at $720 each ... _ ........... _ .. _ 2 .. - .. . CLASS. .Amounts. As estimated for or recommended in the bill for 1883. &3 ~ .... oE '1:::1 ~ C\l ~ per day................... .. .. .. 1 1, 56o 00 Telegraph operator. .. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. . .. . .. 1 Charwoml'n, at $180 each.............................. 751 Gardener .......................... __ • __ ............... 1 Foreman cabinet shop, at $5 per day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .Amounts. $79,200 00 300 00 43,200 00 37, 800 00 36, 000 00 15, 000 00 47,700 00 8, 400 00 7, l!OO 00 1, 000 00 .... .,s ] .s '1:::1• Q,)C!O 'g~ If 43 29 27 24 15 53 10 10 1 Amounts . $77,400 00 300 00 46,400 00 37, 800 00 28,800 00 15, 000 00 47,700 00 8, 400 00 7, 200 00 1, 000 00 30,~~ ~~ ~---47· j··--ai:o2o.oo 5, 500 00 11 5, 500 00 1, 080 00 300 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 000 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 43, 200 00 360 00 5, 040 00 2, HiO 00 1, 200 00 13, 500 00 840 00 1, 565 00 3 ----d 1 1 1 1 ()0 ...... 1 7 Jl 10 1 . 1 1, 080 00 300 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 000 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 43, 200 00 360 00 5, 040 00 2, 160 00 1, 200 00 13, 500 co 840 00 1, 565 00 0':1 ~ t_.j Q H m t"' :> ~ H ~ t_.j t:j ~ trl 0 q H H ~ _fj :> z t1 ~ q t1 H 0 H > t"' Sj:Jeciai fnrnitur. e inspector, at $5 per day._ .. ~ .. -----_- ~ --_-_ -I Draughtsman, at$~ per day ______ .•••.. _______ .••••. _. ____ .. Cabinet-maker, at $3.50 per day ...••• _____ ..•.....•.••.. ____ _ Cabinet-makers, at $3 per day . _____ . __ . _ .. _ ... __ .. _ .. _ . ____ _ Cabinet-maker, at $60 per month . _____ ....... _. __ _ . . __ . __ __ _ ~ I 1, 565 00 1, 252 00 1 1, 095 50 12 11, 268 00 1 720 00 F~reman of bindery, at $5 per day ...•.•.. __ . _ .. _ . . ___ . ____ .. Bmders, at $4 per day ....... _. _ .. _. __ .. _ . ___ ... . _ .. __ .. _ . _ .. S11WN' and folder, at $2.50 per day._._._. ________ . __ ._ ·t· __ .. • i!;~~~~~fi{;:}~~:· :~ ~ ~: •• : ~:. ~·.:.: ...•.••..•••• ~ ~ ••... ~-Superintendent pa11er-room, at $5 per flay . __ . _ .. _ .. __ . ____ . _ Paper-cutter of paper-room, at $3 per day. ___ .... _ . . __ .. ____ _ Expert counter of paper-room, at $~.25 . . _____ . ____ _ . __ .. ____ . Counters and laborers of paper-room, at $2 per day ____ . ____ _ 1 1, 565 00 4- 5, 008 00 1 782 50 1 2, 920 00 ~ 1 1, 878 00 3,130 00 2 , 2, 504- 00 1 I 939 00 1 1 1, 56.5 oo I 1 939 00 1 704 25 28 17,528 00 Totals . _---- . -.- .. ------- - ----- . ---- -----.------ 391 110 495, 398 23 Draughtsman, at !f;i per dri.y _. _. __ _ Cabinet-maker, at $.!.50 per day __ ______ _ Ca binct-maker, a.t $3 per day ____ __ . _ ... __________ ____ _ Cahuwt-maker, at .$U ,i0 pet· annum ___ ___ . ____ .. __ ___ } Cabinet-makrr, at$~ p (•r day - _________ _____________ _ .Foreman of bindery, at $.') • ___ . _. __ . __ . _ .. __ ___ . ____ _ Binders, at $.J. pl'r day . _____________________ _____ . ____ . Sewer and folder, at $2.50 per day ______ __ ____ ________ . Clerk, at $8 per day __ . __ .... ____ . __ . _______ . __ ______ _ 11 1 12 1 1, 252 oo I 1, 095 50 11,268 00 660 00 1 I 1. 252 00 1 1, 095 50 12 11, 268.00 - - - - - - • - - • - - - - • - - .L 626 00 4- 5, 008 00 4 5, 008 00 1 1, 565 00 1 I 1, 565 00 i 2, b~~ ~~ j--.- ~- -.... -~~~- ~~ SupPrintendPnt p ·1prr-room ___ . __ ....•.. ________ - .... . 1 1, 800 00 1 I 1, 600 00 Papercouuters, at$!JOO each -- ·- -----------·--·------ 2 1,800 00 ·----· ........... . Papercount~·r>~, at$J39au ---------------1--1----~ Clerks, $1,000 class .. _ . . .......... _______ . _ ...... _ ... __ . 4 . . . . . . $4, 000 00 I Clerks, at $1,000 each ... --- .. -------.--.- ... -.- .... -- .. Clerks, $900 class .............. _ ... __ ......... ___ ... _.. 7 .. _ _ _ _ 6, 300 00 Clerks. , at $900 each . ...... _ ... ____ .. __ .... __ .. _ .. _ ... . . .AsRistant messenger, at $720 ... _ .. __ .. __ .... ___ ..... _.. 1 ---- .-- 720 00 Assistant messenger .... _ .. ----- ___ ._ .... ___ .. _ .. _ .. .. J,al.Jorers, at$660............................... . ....... 3 ------ 1,980 00 Laborers, at$660 each ................................ . Totals .... ···-··-----·----------·---·-_-----··- .. ----s3"~ ~76,5Qii00 I __ Totals ........... --·---- .. .. ... --·------ . . - ------- ~ OFFICE OF SECOND COMPTROLLER. · c:<:i 00 00 M ... <2 "d Amounts. ~ ~ ] .., ~ ~ 4 $4,000 00 'll 9, 900 00 1 720 00 3 1, 980 00 ------59 82,900 00 ... <2 s p. .s "d· ~ ~ I Amounts. §'"' s s 0 0 ~ ~ --4 $4,000 00 11 9, 900 00 1 720 00 3 1, 980 00 ------59 . 82, 900 00 -----Comptroller ............................................ ! 1 ~ --~--- 1 $5,000 00 I[ Comptroller.------------·--· - -·-------·--··--··------·1 1 $5,000 00 1 $5,000 00 Deputy Comptroller......................... . ......... 1 ·----· 2,700 00 DeputyComptroller................................... 1 2,700 00 1 2,700 00 C'hit-fsofdivision,nt$2,100 ............................ 5 ...... 10,500 00 I CbiefsofdiVIsion, at$2,100 ------------------ -- -------· 5 10,500 00 5 10,500 00 Clerksofclassfour .................................... l s1 •••••• 14,400 00 Clerksofclassfour............ . ....................... 8 14,400 00 8 14,400 00 ClPrksofclasstbn•e............ ...... ................. 12 ...... 19,200 00 Clerksofclassthree........... . ............ . .......... 12 19,200 00 12 19,200 00 <'lerksofclasstwo......... ........................... 13 ------ 18,200 00 I Clerksofclasstwo .. .................................. 113 18,200 00 13 18,200 00 C'lerksofclassone............................ .... .... 12 ------ 14, 400 00 Clerksofclassone ..................... . .............. 12 14,400 00 12 14,400 00 ~1Prks,at$1,000eacb .... ......... . ................... 1 3 ------ 3,000 00 Clerks, at$1,000each.. ... ............................. 3 3,000 00 3 3,000 00 ( 1Prks,at$900each.................................... 9 ------ 8,100 00 I Clerks,at$900each................................... 9 8,100 08 9 8,100 00 ~~~~~:~r~:~~:::::~::::::.::::·::::::~:.:::·:::::::::: , 5 :::::: 1J~~ ~~ ~l;'~:~;e~_::::.::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. ~ 1J~~ ~~ I ~ I 1.~~~ ~~ Totals ...... .... ................. __ ..... _ ... _____ 68~ ----;)8,320 00 ---;;8 98, 320 00 ---;;8 ----gS, 320 00 Cle1·ks of class four, for pension work ... .. . ........ <. 4 7, 200 00 4 7, 200 00 I Clerks of clnss three, for pension work . ____ .. _ ..... _.. 4 6, 400 00 41 6, 400 00 I Clerkso~classtwo ............................... ..... 3 1. 4,200 00 ~ ------ ------------1 Clerks of dass one . _ ... ____ .. .. ... .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . .. 2 2, 400 00 .. ---- ........ •- .. _____ L_ ___ ~ ___ j _____ l __ Totals.---~~-~ .. ·--~- -·_~-~-~~- -_~-.:::~~ ____ ·181ll8,52oooT76Illl, 92o ~ 00 t-1 t:rj Q H U> t-1 ~ ~ 1-' ~ ... t:rj t:rj ~ t:rj 0 d ~ 1--o ~ _fj >-z tj c.... d 0 H 0 1--o > t-1 OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS. Commissioner, at $4,000 .. . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 1 •••• .• $4-, 000 00 I Commissioner of Customs ............................ . Deputy Commissioner, at $2,250........................ 1 . . . . . . 2, 250 00 Deputy Commissioner ......................... .. ..... . Chiefs of division, at $2,100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . 4, 200 00 Chiefs of divisions, at $2,100 each ..................... . Clerk:>, class four, at $1,800................ .. ........... 2 . . . . . . 3, 600 00 Clerks of class four .. -.- .................. . Clerks, class t.hree, at $1,600.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1 8, 000 00 Clerks of class three.- ...............•................. Clerks, class two, at $1,400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 1 15, 400 00 I Clerks of class two ............. . ..................... . 1 $4, 000 00 1 $4, 000 00 1 2, 250 00 1 2, 250 00 2 4, 200 00 2 4, 200 00 2 3, 600 00 2 3, 600 OtJ 5 8, 000 00 5 8, 000 00 11 15,400 00 11 15,400 00 9 10,800 00 9 10,800 00 2 2, 000 00 2 2, 000 00 1 720 00 1 720 00 1 660 00 1 660 00 ~t!~tF~;~::~:;:';;;~;:: ~;~:: ~ ::; :. :;~: ;: ; :::: ! ::::: ':: !~ !l ~il&Jl ~.~~~~i.;:;;::; :::::::::: :;: :; : >:; ::::: Totals ...................................•....... ----s4"--2-1"52.63o 00 \ Totals ..................................... : ..... [35[51,63o oo ["35[~630 00 A. uditor, at $3,600 ................. -. · ............ - .. · · · · Deputy .Auditor, at $2,250 ...............•.... - ........ . Chiefs of division, at $2,000 ••••... . ............. . ·.- ... . ClArks, class four, at $1,800 ............... . ............ . Clerks, class three, at $1,600 ....... ·,· .................. . Clerks, class two, at $1,400 .................. - ......... . Clerks, class one, at $1,200 ............................. . Clerks, $1,000 class ........................... ··.······· Clerks, $900 class ............................. · · · · .. ·- · .AsSistant messengers, at $720 .....................•.... Laborers, at $660 .•.....•.....•...............•......... Totals .......................... . .Auditor, at $3,600 ... " .................... . Deputy .Auditor, at $2,250 ....•......................... Chiefs of division, at $2, 000 .•••••..•..•.......••.....•• Clerks, class four, at $1,800 ..•..•...•...............•.. ( :Ierks, class three, at $1,600 ......................... } .Additional to one "clerk, class three, as disbiusing clerk, at $200. Clerks, class two, at $1,400 .....•....................... Clerks, class one, at $1,200 •.......... . ................ Clerks, $1,000 chtss ................................... . Assistant messengers, at $720 ...•.. Laborers, at $660 .... -~ ...•.• Totals .............•••.. O'FFICE OF THE FIRST .AUDITOR. l .. $3, 600 00 First .Auditor ................................•.••..... 1 $3, 600 00 1 .. ·--. 2, 250 00 Deputy .Auditor ............. ____ ....................... 1 2, 250 00 4 ...•.. 8, 000 00 Chiefs of division, at $2,000 each ....................... 4 8, 000 00 7 ...... 12, 600 00 Clerks of class four ......... _ ......................... 7 12,600 00 9 ...... 14,400 00 Clerks of class three ................................... 9 14,400 00 10 i······ 14, 000 00 Clerks of class two .................................... 10 14,000 00 6 ...... 19, 200 00 Clerks of class one .................................... 16 19, 200 00 3 ...... 3, 000 00 Clerks, at $1,000 each .............................. •... 3 3, 000 00 5 ------ 4, 500 00 Clerks, at $900 each .................................... 4 3, 600 00 2 ....... l, 440 00 .Assistant messenger .................................. 1 720 00 2 ......... 1, 320 00 Laborer:;, at $660 each .............................•••. 2 1, 320 00 --------- -------60 ......... 84,310 00 1 Totals ........................................... 58 82,690 00 OFFICE OF THE SECOND .AUDITOR. 1 1 5 9 29 60 35 8 2 8 $3,600 00 2, 250 00 10,000 00 16,200 00 5 46,400 00 l 200 00 84, 000 00 42, 000 00 8, 000 00 1, 440 00 5, 280 00 158 I •••... I 219, 370 oo SecondA1.1 ditor. ..... ....... ... . . ........... ... . . ...•.. 1 Deputy .Au.ditor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 1 Chiefs of division, at $2,000 each..... . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • . . 5 Clerks of class four................................... 9 {Clerks of class three . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 .Additional to one clerk of class three, as disbursing .••.•• clerk. Clerks of class two.................................... 60 Clerks of class one.................................... 34 Clerks, at $1,000 each.................................. 8 .Assistant messengers, at $720 each . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Laborers, at $660 each.................................. 8 $3,600 00 2, 250 00 10, 000 00 16,200 00 46,400 00 200 00 84,000 00 40,800 00 8, 000 00 2, 160 00 5, 280 00 Totals ............................•.............. · [ 158 [ 218, 890 00 Clerks of class one (for pension work) .••... ... . . .•••. 20 24,000 00 1 1 4 7 9 10 16 3 4 1 2 --58 1 1 5 9 29 ... 60 34 8 3 8 158 20 $3, 600 00 2. 250 00 8: 000 00 12. 600 00 14, 400 00 14, 000 00 19,200 00 3, 000 00 3, 600 00 720 00 1, 320 00 -----82, 690 00 $3, 600 00 2, 250 00 10,000 00 16,200 00 46,400 00 200 00 84,000 00 40,800 00 8, 000 00 2, 160 00 5, 280 00 218,890 00 24,000 00 Totals .......•.....•.. 178 1 242, 890 oo I 178 I 242, 890 oo >-1-Tj 1-Tj ~ 0 1-Tj ~ H >-~ H 0 z td H t" r ~ Statement showing the twmber oj employes, their gmdes and salaries, in the several executive departments, ~c.-Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT-Continued. OFFICE OF THE THIRD AUDITOR. Q • 00 ~ .... ~~ -~rg. ~ ~ &::· s 8 ~ ;8 w.s 0 P< .... ~ CLASS. l _t- § ~ ~ CLASS. ; i C!:i .-o :;3 .., ~ Amounts. ~ Amounts. .-o g;l I Amounts. As now specifically appropriated for or employed. ~ -~ ~ o As estimated for, or recommen!led in the bill for 1883. ~ §,...; -~ ~ P.~ ai .§ s .... 8 s..ss 1""1 +' s ~§: :~:3 : g ;ofelasHone ................. •................ 9 10,800 00 !J 10,800 00 Clerks,at$1.000e.ach ......... ......... .......... .. .... 3 ...... 3,000 00 C!Prks,at$1,000rach.................................. 3 j 3,000 00 3 3,000 00 Clerks,at$!JOO!'acl• .................................... 5~----·· · 4,500 00 C'h•rks,at$900l'~c;•.................................... 5[ 4,500 00 5 4,500 00 t~b~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~::~:::::::~:::::::.:::~:~::::::::~:1 ~ :::::.j 1,~~~ ~~ t:~~srt:r~t-1~-<~s-~t~~~~~-:::~::::::~~::::::::~::::::::::::: ~ 11,~~~ ~~ ~ 1,~~~ ~~ Totals •....•. =·----~·-..-..:.=·············_········ 49 J-·····_j 69,il90 oo [ Totals---~-:~---··············==--~:--;go-g;a9oOol----;w--;m,390 oo Auditor, at $3,600 ..................•••............ -.. -·I Deputy .Auditor, at $2,250 ............................. . Chiefs of division, at $2,000 ............................ . Clerks, class four, at $1,800 ............................ . Clerks, class three, at $1,600 ........................... . Clerks, class two, at $1,400 ... .. _ •....................• . Clerks, class one, at $1,200 ............................ . Clf'rks, $1,000 class ..................•.........•........ Clerks, $000 class ..................................... . Messenger, at $840 .................................... . Laborer, at $660 ..•.•................•................. Totals. .Auditor, at $3,600 .•......•......... .... .' ............. [ Deputy .Auditor, at $2,250 ...•.....•.•.. ..... ........... Chief clerk; at $2,000 .................................. . Chiefs of division at $2,000 _ .. _ .............•.....•.... Clt>rks, class fonr, at $1,800 ...... _ ................... } Additional to one clerk, class four, asclisbursing clerk, $200. Clerks, class th1 ee, at $1, ~00 .......................... . Clrrks, class t-wo, at $1,400 _ ........................... . Clerks, class one, at $1,20'0 ..•......................... ! Clerks, $1,000 class ................................•••. -Female assorters of money-orders, at $900 .............. 1 Skillecllaborer, at $1,000 .....•••••••• OF:E'ICJil. OF TilE FIFTH AUDITOR. 1 1 2 2 5 4 6 2 3 1 1 28 $3, 600 00 2, 250 00 4, 000 00 9, 000 00 8, 000 00 5, 600 00 7, 200 00 2, 000 00 2, 700 00 840 00 660 00 45,850 00 Drputy Auditor_ . ... ......... . _ ...................... . I :Fifth .Autlitor ... ...... .. .......... _ ........... .... . . Chiefs of -~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ H >-1-3 H 0 z 0: H t"" r ~ ~ Statement showing the nurnber of employes, thei1· grades and salaries, in the sevel'al executive deplU·tments, q·c.-Continued. CLASS. As now 'sl)ecifieally appropriated for or employPd. Q • q:::1C"' ·8gs p. ~~ oop. ~ eprr, at $2,500 _ ..... _ ............... .. Assist aut hook-keeper, at $2,400 ...... _ ........... _ ... .. Teller, at $2,500 .................................... _ .. ·. .Assistant tdler, at $2,250 ........................ _ .... .. Clerks, class four, at $1,800 ............................. 1 1 1 ...... 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 ~ ------1 26 ...... $6, 000 00 \ Treasurer ................................ ......... :. ~I 3, 600 00 ARsistant Treasurer ................................. .. 3, 600 00 Cashier .............................................. . 3, 200 00 .\.ssistant cashirr .................................... .. 2, 500 00 Chief clerk .. ___ . .. ..... _ ......... _ .................. ·1 12, 500 00 Chiefs of divi~ious, at $2,fi00 each .... .............. ... . 2, 500 00 Principal hook-kC('pcr ............................... .. 2, 400 00 .AssiRtant hook-kPPJWl' ____ . __ ....... _ ................ . :;, 000 00 Tellers, at $:!. :iOO eadt . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .... . 4, 500 00 A ~;sistant t(>Jlcrs, at $2,250 eaelt ..... . ................ . 46, 800 00 Clerks of class four ................................ .. 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 l 2 2 26 7, 200 00 4 7, 200 00 9, (i00 00 6 9, 600 0(} 3, 600 00 4 3, 600 00 3, 600 00 3 3, 600 00 3, 000 00 3 3, 000 00 3, 600 00 4 3, 600 00 --------------423, 110 00 $6,000 00 3, 600 00 3, 600 00 3, 200 00 2, 500 00 12, 500 00 2, 500 ()0 2, 400 00 5, 000 00 4, 500 oo I 46,800 00 331 !I 1 2 26 1 423,110 00 $6,000 00 3, 600 00 3, 600 00 3, 200 00 2, f>OO 00 12, fiOO 00 2, fi()O ()I) 2, 4th) 01) 5, 000 00 4, 500 00 46,800 00 1--'-t..,:) ~ trj Q H m ·~ >-~ H ~ ~t;:j t;:j ~ t;:j 0 e """ ~t;:j > z t:l ~ c:::: t:l H 0 H > ~ Clerk,classthree,at$1,600............... . ............. 17 .•.•.. 1 27,200 00 Clerk,classtwo,at$1,400 .............................. 15 ..... 21,000 00 C'lerk,classone,at$1,200 ··-···---· · ·--·-- · -- - --··- · · · · 23 . .... . 27,600 00 ~~1~:!~~~~~'~::: : >::~.~~: ::: ~~ ::~~ . ;g / I ,j:!!! !! Assistant messenger, at $720 . .................. --...... 6 . ----- 4, 320 00 1 ~~~~~:~::a~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::_!.::::. 1i: ~~~ ~g Totals··---········-·-··-··--···-----·----·----·· 227 1 274,800 00 O.fjice of Treasurer of United States (National Currency, to be reimbursed by national banks). Superintendent, at $3,500 ...... _ ...... __ .. _ ....... ---- .. Principal teller, at $2,500 . . . . ....................... . Principal bookkeeper, at $2,500 . . ....... __ ... ___ ....... . Assistant bookkeeper, at $2,400 .... _ .......... _ ....•.... Assistant teller, at $2,000 . ............................. . Clerk, class four, at $1,800. _. __ ......... ____ ......... _ .. Clerk, class three, at $1,600 ........................... _. Clerk, class two, at $1,400 ......... __ .. _ ... _ ... __ .... __ .. Clerk, class one, at $1,200 . .............. _ ......... _ .... _ Clerk, $1,000 class ................ _ ...................•. Clerk, $900 class ....................... __ .............. . Assistant messenger, at $i20 ...... _ Totals ...•. - . ---.- . ----- - - --- --1 1 1 i '::::::1 2 3 4 20 10 10 4 3, 500 00 2, 500 00 2, 500 00 2, 400 00 2, 000 00 3, 600 00 4, 800 00 5, 600 00 24, 000 00 10, 000 00 9, 000 00 2, 880 00 58 . __ .. _1 72, 780 oo ClerJ.:sofela:;sthree ............................. . Clerk,; of class two ...... .. ........................ .. . ('lerl;;>~ of dn,.;s oue .... _ ............................. .. ~. at $!l00 each . ........ . .. . ..... . _ ............. _ :i\lessengen;, at $840 each . ___ . ............ _ .. ____ .... __ Assistant messengers, at $720 en('h .. ____ ... _ ...... _. Laborers, at $660 tlach ............................... .. Laborers, at $240 each .. _ ..... _ ........ _ ...... _ ...... .. Totals ..............•............................. 0jjice of Treasurer of United States (National OurrPncy, to be reimbursed by national banks). 17 27, 200 00 17 27,200 00 ] :; 21, 000 00 15 21, 000 00 23 27, 600 00 23 27, 600 00 ] ] ' 500 00 J 1' 400 ()(I f> ::;, 000 00 !) 5, 000 00 ~u 7'2, ooo oo 80 72, ooo oo 5, 040 00 6 5, 040 00 26 17, 160 00 26 17, 160 00 6 4, 320 oo I 6 4. 320 oo 7 1, 680 00 7 1, 680 00 -- --------------22s I 275, 100 oo 228 275, ooo oo 1==== = =-Ru})erintl'ndent..... . . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. __ .... 1 3, 500 00 1 3, 500 J)O Prindpal teller and one principal bookkeeper, at 2 5 000 00 2 5, 000 00 $2:500 each. I ' Ass~stant bookkeeper .. ·.: ....... __ ............ __ ...... 1 2, 400 00 1 2, 400 00 Ass1stant teller __ .. __ . __ ... __ ................ _........ 1 2, 000 00 1 2, 000 00 Clm·ks of class four . _. __ . __ ......... __ . _ ........ __ .. __ 2 3, 600 00 2 3, 600 00 Clerks of class three _ ..... _. _ .............. _ ... _. _. _ _ _ 3 4, 800 00 3 4, 800 00 Clerks of class two .. _____ ... __ ...................... __ 4 1 5, 600 00 4 5, 600 00 Clerks of class one __ .. __ ........................... _.. 20 24, 000 00 20 24, 000 00 Clerks, at $1,000 each ....... __ ........................ _. I J 0 10, 000 00 10 10, 000 00 Clerks, at $900 each ...... _____ .. __ .............. _.__ __ _ 10 9, 000 00 10 9, 000 00 Assistant messengers, at $720 each ................. _ -- 1 __ 4_1 __ 2, 880 ~ __ 4 ___ 2, 88~ Totals............................................ 58 1 72, i80 00 58 72,780 00 I , . Q]'FICE OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREASURY. Register, at $4,000 .......... _ ....................... _ . . . 1 1. . . . . . $4, 000 00 Assistant Register, at $2,250 ......... _ ........ _ ..... _.. 1 . . . . . . 2, 250 00 Chiefs of division, at $2,000 ..... _ ..••........ _.......... 5 . . . . . . 10, 000 00 Clerks class four,at$1,800......................... . .. . . 18 ...... 32,400 00 Additional to one clerk, class four, as di&bursing clerk __ ... _... . . . . . . 200 00 Clerk,classthree,at$1,600............................. 17 1 28,800 00 Clerk,classtwo,at$1,400 .............................. 15 ...... 21,000 00 Clerk,classone,at$1,200............................... 20 ...... 1 24,000 00 ~lH~~li~Y~:lii:~:: ::::::: ~: ~:: :~ ~: ::::::::::::::::::: 6~ .:::::: 5!: ~~~ ~~ Assistant messenger, at $720 ... _ ......... _ ..... _ .. __ .. _ !i .... _. 3, 600 00 Laborer, at $660 .. _ ...... _ ......... _ . ___ ...... _ . . . . . . . . . 7 I 1 5, 280 00 . ' ·--------Totals ...•.•......••..•••••. _ ..........• _ ........ I 154 2 1190, 370 00 Re!!!ster ..... : ....................................... , I 1 $4, 000 00 1 \ $4, 000 00 Assistant Register_ .......... . _ ... _ ............... ___ . 1 1 2, 250 00 1 2, 250 00 ChiPf:~ of

1-3 H 0 z t:lj H t'l r 1--l CJ.:) Statement showing the nurnber of employes, thei1· grades, and salaries, in the seve.1·al executive departrnents, ~c.-Continued. TREASURY DEPARTMENT-Continued. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. CLASS. As now specifically appropriated for or employed. Q • Sc:--1 ·g~ ~;.., rno ~>->""' ..C§ as~ ~-g_ e8 ~~ ~~ ,;,~ '6'[ s8 0~ ~~ 'drn ~ H ~ ~trj trj ~ trj C'.'.l q ~ H <1 ~trj P> z ~ <:..., C1 t;j ,....; C'.'.l H P> t"'l Commissioner, at $6,000 ...........•......... Deputy Commissioner, at $3,200 Heads of division, at $2,500 ........................•.•. Heads of division, at $2,250 ......••••••..•............. Stenogravher, at $1,800 .........••• Clerks class four, at $1,800 ...................••••••.... Clerks class three, at $1,600 .......•••.•............... Clerks of class two, at $1,400 Clerks of class oue, at $1,200. Clerks of $1,000 class ....... . Clerks of $900 class ...................••... Assistant messengers, at $720 OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE. 1 ]······ 1 ..... . 2 .••••• 5 ······ 1 23 26 $6,000 00 II Commissioner of Internall~evenue ..••......... ······] 3, 200 00 Deputy Commissioner ................................ . 5, 000 00 Heads of division, at $2,500 each ..................... . 11,250 00 Heads of division, at $2,230 each ..................... . 1, 800 00 Stenographer .......................................... . 43, 200 00 Clerks of class four .........••......................... 50, 400 00 Clerks of class two ................................... . 36 21 13 50 40,000 00 Clerks of class three ................................. ··1 2 27, 600 00 Clerks of class one ................................... . 1 14, 000 00 Clerks, at $1,000 each ............................••.... 26 68, 400 00 Clerks, at $900 each . . . . . . ........................... . 4 !I 1 ~~ I 3623 14 76 $6, 000 00 3, 200 00 5, 000 00 11, 250 00 1, 800 00 43,200 00 40, 000 00 50,400 00 27, 600 00 14, 000 00 68,400 00 1 1 2 5 1 24 25 36 23 14 76 $6, 000 00 3, 200 00 5, 000 00 11,250 00 i, 800 00 43,200 00 40, 000 00 50,400 00 27, 600 00 14-,000 00 68,400 00 9 9, 360 00 Assistant messengers, at $720 each (three additional I submitted) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 11, 520 00 13 9, 360 00 3 8, 580 00 L.aborers, at $660 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 1 8, 580 00 13 8, 580 00 1 2, 100 00 Superintendent of stamp agencies............ . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 100 00 1 2, 100 00 1 2, 000 00 Superintench·nt of stamp vault........................ 1 2, 000 00 1 2, 000 00 2 3, 200 00 *Starn!' agents, at $1,600 each. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3, 200 00 2 3, 200 00 3 2, 700 00 "Counters, at $900 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . 3 2, 700 00 3 2, 700 00 Totals ............ . 193 ~ 298, 790 oo' Totals ........•..•...•........................... '. I 244. 300, 950 Oo -z412o8, 790 00 OFFICE OF THE LIGHT-JIOUSE BOARD. ------------------------------------------~-----Chiefclerk, at$2,400 ......••.•..•.•••••...........•••.. 1 1 1 •••••• 1 $2,400 00 I Chiefclerk .......................................••.•• Clerks of class four, at $1,800...... •• • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . 3, 600 00 Clerks of class four ..........................•........ Clerks of class three, at $1,600 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . 3, 200 00 Clerks of class three ................................. . Clerk of class two, at $1,400.. .. . • . . .•• . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . 1 .. .. . . 1, 400 00 Clerk of class two ..........................••......... Clerks of class one, at $1,200.. •.. • .. . . . . . . ... ... . . . .... 3 . ... . • 3, 600 00 Clerks of class one ................................... . Clerkof$900class..................................... 1 ...... 900 001 Clerk, at$900 ...................................... .. Assistant messenger, at $720........................... -1 1...... 720 00 Assistant messenger, at $720 ..................... . Laborer, at $660 . . . . . . . . . . • .. . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . . . . 1 . . . . . . 660 00 Laborer .••..•...............•.......... 1 $2, 41)0 00 I 1 I $2, 400 00 2 3, GOO 00 2 3, 600 00 2 3, 200 00 2 3, 200 00 1 1, 400 00 1 1, 400 00 3 3, 600 00 3 3, 6()0 00 1 900 00 1 900 00 1 720 00 I 1 I 720 00 1 660 00 1 660 00 -------- ---------- -----Totals ..........•.•••••••••......•.......•.••.••. 1 12 ..... ·I 16, 480 00 Clerkofclasstwo .............. --·····--···············J·--···1 11 1,400 00 Clerk of class one ............................................ 1 1 1, 200 00 Clerks, at $900 ........... •............................. . . . . . . 14 12, 600 00 Assistant messengers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 \ 1, 440 00 Laborer, at $600 ................................••...... 1•••••• 1 600 00 . Assistant civil engineer ............................... ·1···... 1 1 2, 400 00 D '"d '"d ::0 0 '"d ~ H > f-3 H 0 z l:d H ~ ~ ~ 9l Statement showing the nnmbel' of employes, their gi'Clclcs and SalarieNl in the several executire departments, J'·c.-Continned. 'l'REAS URY DEP AR'l'MEN'l'-Continued. ~~ -~-~ ·a~ 8 ~ 1 ~ ...... 8 e BUREAU OF STATISTICS. C1) .E 0 ~ CLASS. t- ~ ~ o:l I II CLASS. .-o :3 as C1) Amounts. As now specially appropriated for or employed. ~ .~ 6' g As estimated for, or recommended in the bill for 1883. I ....... .-.c.:> ;;~ A§,n I S,~ ~;;z.~ I C1) P. C1) o...-,; 00 00 ...... .... ,.;; "d ~ ~ ~ Q;) 1 ~cO~ Officer in charge of bureau, at $3,000 .................. - I l~ ~~ $3, 000 00 Officer in charge of bureau ........................... ·I 1 Chief clerk, at $2,000 .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 1 ... .. . 2, 000 00 Chief clerk ........................................... ·, 1 ~ Clerks of dass four, at $1,800 . . . . . . . . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . 4 . .. . . . 7,·200 00 Clerks of class four.................................... 4 Clrrks, class three, at $1,600 .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 . •• . . . $8,000 00 Clerks of class three .. . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 Vlerks, class two, at $1,400........................... .. 5 . . . . . . 7, 000 00 Vlerks of class two (one additional submitted)......... 6 Clerks, class one, at $1,200.......... .. ................. 6 3 10, 800 00 Clerks of class one . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Clerks,$1,000class ...............•.................... 3 ...... 3,00000 Clerks,at$l,000eacb ................................. 3 Cler.ks, $!l00 class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 51...... 4, 500 00 Co~yistH, at $900 each (one additional submitted)...... 6 t:b~S::;ta~$~~~~~~~·- ~~-~~~~~:: :::::::::: :~ :::::::::::: I :::::: ~~~ ~~ ~~n~~i~rl~b~~~~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I l<'emale laborer, at $480 ................. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 480 00 Messenger . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 1 Amounts. $3, 000 00 2, 000 00 7, 200 00 $8,000 00 8, 400 00 10,800 00 3, 000 00 5, 400 00 660 00 480 00 840 00 .... ,.;; ...... ;a .s "'j. Q;)C'!:> .-coo 1'<00 Q;) ...... s s 0 g ~ 1 1 4 5 6 9 3 6 1 1 1 Amount!'! . $3,000 00 2, 000 00 7, 200 00 $8,000 00 8, 400 00 10, 800 00 3, 000 00 5, 400 00 660 00 480 00 840 00 Messenger, ai;$840 ..................................... ···•·• 1 840 00 I 1--~ · · --------------- 'l'otals........................................... 38 49, 780 00 \ 381 49, 780 00 Totals . . . . . . . . . . • .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 33 4 48, 200 00 I BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. Chief of bureau . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ~ -... . . $4, 500 00 I Chief of bureau..... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 $4, 500 00 1 $4, 500 00 Assistant chief of bureau.............................. 1 . . . . . . 2, 250 00 AsRistant chief of bureau.............................. 1 2, 250 00 1 2, 250 00 tt~~o~~~hte;:::: ::::::~::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: i :::::: i; ~~~ ~~ t"t~~~~~~)1b~~:::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I i; ~~~ ~~ I i; ~~~ ~~ Clerk of class three . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . ... . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1, 600 00 Clerk of class three . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 1 1, 600 00 1 1, 600 00 Vlerk of class two...................................... 1 ..••.. 1, 400 00 Clerk of class two......... . ........................... 1 1, 400 00 1 1, 400 00 Clerks of class one ............. ...... ...... ·.··..•...•.. 4 .. . . . . 4, 800 00 Clerks of class one .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . .... .. . .. . . . . ... .. 4 4, 800 00 4 4, 800 00 g~~~isf:.~~~~~~-::·:::::::~~::::::::~::::::::::::::::::: ~ 1:::::: ~:~~~ ~~ g~~~·s~ ~!:~~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~ ~;~~~ g~ ~ ~;~~~ ~~ Assistant messengers ....................... ~-......... 2 , . .. . . . 1, 440 00 Assis~ant messengers ................................. 1 2 1, 440 00 21 1, 440 00 Laborers............................................... 4 . . . . . . 2, 640 00 Laboters .. . . .. . .. . . .. .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 4 2, 640 00 4 2, 640 00 .Additional to disbursing clerk ......................... .:..:..:..:..:.1.:.:..:...:...: __ 200 00 I .Additional to dis burRing clerk ........................ .:..:..:..:..:. __ 200 00 .:.:..:...:.... __ 200 00 Totals ........................................... _ ~0 ~ -~·..:..:_· 26,~0 00 I __ Tot~·-:_:_--···-~·~.:...:...:._--- ~·..:__·_::_:__:_:·~ 2~6,130 00 I 20 J 26,130 oo ~ m ~ t::j Q H l/1 ~ P> 1-3 H ~ .f.l t::j ~ t::j 0 q j ~ t::j ~ tj ~ q tj H 0 H ;..-~ General Superintendent, at $4-,000 ................ _ .... . Assistant general superintendent, at $2,500 .... _ .... _ .. 0;1Principalclerk, at$l,HOO ------------ ------·------------• Clerk, class three, at$1,660 ---------------------------· 2 ~Clerk, class two, at$1,4-00.............................. 1 ct. Clerk, class one, at$1,2u0 --------------··········------ 3 '? g:~ ~: ~~0~0~1~~~ s~: : : : : : : ~: : : ~ : : :: : : : : : : : : : : ::: : :: : : : : : : ~ ~ Assistant nws!\enger, at $720................. . . . . . . . . . . 1 -.1 Laborer, at $660.------ ...... ....... ........ ...... ...... 1 Col T~~ogra~her and hyclro~rrapher, at $1,800 .............. 1 .... . I Civilt'n~rmeer and draughtsman, at $1,600 ...... _ .. ___ . _ .. __ _ Drau~rhtsn1an, at $1.500 ........................ __ ..... ..... . Assistantsuperintendtlntofconstruction, &c., at$1,200 ...... . l.,:J Assistant superintendent of construction, &c., at $900 .. _ .... . Totals 17 OF.l!'ICE OF THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. 1 1 1 2 1 $4-, 000 00 2, 500 00 1, 800 00 3, 200 00 1,4-0000 3, 600 00 2, 000 00 3, 600 00 720 00 660 00 1, 800 00 . 1, 600 00 1, 500 00 2, 4-00 00 900 00 31,680 00 I Gen~ral Superintendent: .............................. -1 Assistant general supermtendent .................... . Principal clerk .............................•........ __ Clerks of class three ...... ............. . _ ..... _ .. _____ . Clerk of class two ............. _ ... __ ..... __ ... _______ _ Clerks of class one .............. _ ............... _____ _ Clerks, at $1,000 each ........ ___ ....... __ ._ ... ________ _ Clerks, at $900 each ............ _ ........ ___ . __ .. _____ . Assistant messenger ............... ___ . _ ,_ ......... _ :. Laborer .. - .................................. _ ..... _. _. Topographer and hydro~rrapber ..................... _. Civil engineer and draughtsmau ...... .... ............ . Draughtsman . Totals ......................... . OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE MINT. • 1 1 1 2 5 ,_ 1 1 1 1 $4-, 000 00 2, 500 00 1, 800 00 3, ~00 00 1, 4-00 00 :3, 600 00 2, 000 00 4, 500 00 7:!0 00 660 00 1, 800 00 1, 600 00 1, 500 00 21 I 29, 280 00 I 1 $4-,000 00 1 2, 300 00 1 I 1, 800 00 2 :3, 200 00 1 . 1, -tOO 00 3 ' 3, 600 00 ., ·• I ~. 000 00 5 4-, 500 00 1 ' 7~0 00 ! I(j(JQ 00 1, 800 00 1, tiOO 00 1, 500 00 21 29, 280 00 DirectoroftheMint, at$4,500 .......................•. 1 Examiner, at $2,:300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ---- $4-, 500 00 I Direc~or of the Mint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 $4, 500 00 2, 300 00 . Exam mer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 300 00 -~--1 $4,500 00 1 2, 300 00 Computer, at $2,200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 1 Assayer, at$2,200 .......... ---------------------····· 1 .Ad_juster of accounts, at $2,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . . . . 1 Clerk. class three, at$1,600 --------------------····---- 1 Clerk, class two, at$1,4-00 ............. ............... . 1 Clerk, class one, at $1,200 .......................•... _.. 2 ~4~)~~ itl~::::::::::: ~: . :: ~: ~~::::::::::::::::: ! Clerk, at $1,000 ........ ..•...........••... _ ..... __ ..... _ •• _ •. Clerk, at $600 ....................••.... Clerk, at $360 .................................. _ ....... , .. _ .•. 2, 200 00 Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 200 00 2, 200 00 Assayer . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 200 00 2, 000 00 .Adjuster of accounts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2, 000 00 1,600 00 Clerkofclassthree.................................... 1 1,600 00 1, 400 00 Clerk of class two . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . 1 1, 400 00 3, 600 00 Clerks of clas~ one . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3, 600 00 1, 200 00 'franslator................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1, 200 00 900 00 Copyist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 900 00 840 00 Messengers, at $840 each (one additional submitted)... 2 1, 680 00 660 00 Assistant messenger ......................••••..•....•.................. '·m !! ~r:;F:::::::::::::::~::::::: :::::::::~::::::::-::: ! '·m !! [-'I ::i:oo;:oo 1 2, 200 00 1 2, 200 00 1 2, 000 00 2 3, 200 00 1 1, 4-00 00 2 2, 4-00 00 1, 200 00 900 00 1, 680 00 720 00 Totals .......................... . 13 4 I 25,360 00 Total::~ .. ;····-·············- ----~-·---18 1 26, 200 oo 16 1 25, 700 oo SECRET SERVICE DIVISIOX. Chief, cl:rks, anssengers assistant messengers, watchmen, and laborers. Clerks of class 1. ..................................... . Clerks at. $1,000 each ................. . 8i:~:~: ~r ~1~:: ~ :::: :: : : : : : : : : ::: : : : : : : : : :::: : : ~ : :: ~ :: l : : ~ : : 13 1 1 3 14, 353 72 1, 600 00 1, 400 00 3, 600 00 Clerks of class 3 ..... . Clerks of class 2 ...................... . Clerks of class 1 . . . . ................................ . Additional clerks and messengers for pension work .. . Totals ........................................... 1---;3~~~ 90, 593 72 Totals ........•....... Clerks, messengers, assistant messengers, watchmen, an-~ ~ 0 ~ ~ H >-t--3 H 0 ~ b:j H t:-" r Clerks, messengers, assistant mt>ssengers, laborers, 11271 ...... 1$152, 240 00 II Clerk~, messengers, assistant messengers, laborers, 11271$152, 240 00 11271 $152, 240 00 engineer, fireman, watchmen, and draughtsman. engmeer, fireman, watchman, draughtsman. Laborer...................................................... 1 240 00 Laborer .. ............................................. 1 240 00 1 240 oo !--'-Female laborer............................................... 1 225 00 Femalelaborer ............•.••...•.................... 1 225 00 1 225 00 ~ Statement showing the number of employes, thei1· grades and salaries, in tlw seveml execut·ive depart1ne-nts, ~c.-Continued. WAR DEPAHTMENT-Continued. OFFICE OF QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL-Continued. CLASS. .As now specifically appropriated for or employed. 0 • '1'10'1 ..... 00 ooo <1),...; p.>-< rt:~o p.,'+'< ~-~ ~~ P.p. ~~ P.p. rt:iP. <1~ ~~~~~~:~ ~~g~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:: I :::::: Clerks (general-service men), at average of $1,045.42 ~ ...... each. S General-service messenger: ..... .- ............. : .. ...... 1 ..... . Clerks, agents, and others m claims branch ... _. ... . ......... . ·§-~ s~ 0~ -< cS "0 ~ s ~ -< .;; s ..a .s "0· ~~ 1'1,...; --~ "" OFFICE OF CHIEF OF ORD:N ANCE. Clt>rks, assistant mN\Sellgl'l', a111llaborer . ........ ~ 16 -~ $20, 380 00 j! Olerks, assist~nt m!.'ssenger, and laborer ............. I 16 $20, 380 00 16 1 $20, 380 00 Clerks and m!.'RRengers (general SPr\'ire llll' l1), at} '> <)'> " ? 1 ~ler~s class four · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 3, 600 00 2 3, 600 00 f$Ll1SGO 1 · .... _o ~~.-7~00 1 (lerks,at$1,000 .............. . ..... . ................. , 16 16,00000 16116,00000 an-rage o · • · eac 1• I • Me'!sengers .............. ... ......................... 1 2 1, 680 00 2 1, 680 00 Tot~ls ........................................... -Is -w 42, 652 00 I Totals ............................................ j-s6 41, 660 00 ---s6' j~ 660 00 OFFICE OF INSPECTOR-GENERAL. Clei:ks of class fonr . ~ .. -~-. ~-. ~-~~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ .... -- ~ $1, 800 00 ' Cier:k of class four ................. =~:~ .. ~ .. -= I 1 I $1, 800 00 I ~ ~-~1~0~0 Assistant messenger................. ..... .. .. .. .. .... 1 ... ·... 720 00 Assistant messenger.................................. 1 720 00 1 720 00 General service man................................... .... .. 1 1,105 42 Clerk of class one..................................... 1 1, 200 00 1 l, 200 00 Totals ............. . ............................. ,--2---1-,3~42 Totals ............................................ ,--3-,--a,72o oo ,--3----:i;'720 00 g~~~s- ~~-l~ -~~s.i~~~~~t ~~~~~~~-~~~.::::::: : :::::::::::::: ~~ -- .. ~. Clerks (gt•neral service men) at average of $1 ,071.76} ..... . each. Messenger (gelleral service man) .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. .. . .. .... BUREA..U OF MILITARY .JUSTICE. $5, 32i 00 1, 500 00 3, 21-5 27 955 66 Clerks and assistant messPnger ...................... .. Clerk of class three ... . ............................... . 1 ~H~:~r!t~~~--~~~ ~ ~:: : ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :-: 7 $10,720 00 !I $6,220 00 1 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 2 2, 400 00 2, 400 00 1 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 1 840 00 840 00 Totals ~ ......... _ ... ~ ... .. ................... :··! , 41_ 5 \lo,99o93 \\ Totals ........................................... . -----------12 I 16, 560 oo I 10 I 12, 060 00 SIGNAL OFFICE. Clerks and assistant messenger ...................... - ~ 4 .. . . .. $5, 520 00 I! Cler~s and assistant messenger ...................... .. Clerks and messenger (general service men) at aver- { ?? 1 Clmks of class one ............ · .. ···· .. ·· .... · ...... .. a .... e of $1,055.60 each. 5 .. • .. . 4 4, 2~~ 41 Clerk at $1,000 ...................................... .. o Messenger .......................................... . 4 $5,520 00 4 $5, 520 00 2 2, 400 00 2 2, 400 00 1 1, 000 00 1 1, 000 00 1 840 00 1 840 00 1 480 00 1 480 00 1 420 00 1 420 00 -----------10 10, 660 00 10 10,660 00 "'"·~:::~:: ~::: ~::::: ~ ~~. ~ ~:::: .. :: .• ~:.: ~:: .: :. ::: J~l~ lo~ :: :::: ••!:~: : .. ::::::::::::::::::::: ~::::: ::::::::::::: ----~-~----~-~-----OFFICE OF THE PAYMASTER-GENERAL. --------------------------------------Clerks, assistant messenger, watchmen, and laborers .. , 43 ...... $.37, 140 00 I Clerks, assistant messenger, watchmen, and !a, borers. · 1 431 $57, 140 00 I 43 Clerk of class three.................................... . .. .. . 1 1 1, 600 00 1 Clerk of class three................................... 1 1, 600 00 1 Gene-ral service man .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . . .. . .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. 1 1, 069 42 Clerk, at $1,000 .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . • • . • .. . . 1 1, ouo 00 1 Totals .......................................... -~~--2- , 59,809 42 1j Totals ............................................ 145159, 740 Ool45 $57,140 00 1, 600 00 1, 000 00 59, 740 00 > ~ ;g 0 ~ ~ H > 1-3 H 0 z td H ~ r' t-:1 ~ Statement showing the nurnbm· of employes, their gmdes and salaries, in tho set·eral execu,tive departments, ~c.-Continued. CLASS. As now specifically approptiated for or employed. \V AR DEPARTMENT-Continued. OFFICE OF TIIE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS. ~~ .~.~ ·~~ s ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~:;;; c;:: §' CLASS. ~ :3 as nts, enginrer, assistant engineer, watch-men, conductors of elevator, laborers, firemen and charwomen. 48 ~~!r~~\~;;;~~ ~~~~:: ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I:::::~ General service man . Totals 48 W .AR DEP .ARTMENT BUILDINGS. $25, IJ.OO 00 Superintendents, engineer, assistant engineer, watch- I men, conductors of elevator, laborers, firemen, and charwomen. Machinist .. 0 ..... 0 .................................... Skilled laborer . 0. 0 ••• 0 0 0 0. • ••• 0. 0 0 0 ••••••• 0 0. 0 ••• 0 0 0. Laborer .. 0 ••••••• 0 • 0 0 0 •••••••• 0 0 0 ••• 0 0 ••• 0 0 0 0 •••••• 0 •• Foreman of laborers .......... 0 ............. 0 .......... 1 I 900 00 1 720 00 1 600 00 1 1,192 00 4 I 29,012 oo Totals .................................. 0 ......... OFFICE OF PUBLICATION OF RECORDS OF THE REBELLION. .Agent ............ .. 0 •••••••• 0 •• 0 ••••••••••• 0 • 0 ••••••• ·I-- .. .. g~~~sof~c~!:~st~0r~~ ·:::::: .-::: ::::::::::::::::::: :::: ~: :::::: Clerk of class two ............................. 00 ...... 00 .. 00 Clrrks, at $1,000 00 ............. 00 .... 00 .... 00 --oo 00 .00 .I ... oo Copy~sts, at $900 ... 00 ... 00 0 ....... 0 ...... 00 ................ 001 Copyist~>, at $840 ... oo .............. 0. 0 ............. . 0 0 ...... . Foreman ..................... 0. o•o· • 0 ... o .oo .o ..... o ........ . 1 2 1 1 2 2 18 1 $2, 400 O() I Agent ..... 0 00. 00 ... 0, .. 00 .. 0 00. 00 .... 0 .... 00 ........ .. 3,600 00 ·j Clerks~fclassfour ..... o .. oooooo .................... . 1, 600 00 I Clerk of. class three .. 00 ..... 0 ........................ . 1, 400 00 Clerk of class two ............. 0 00 ........ 00 .. 0 ...... 00 2, 000 00 Clerks, at $1,000 .. 00 .. 00 .. 0 00 00. 00 .... 00 00 00 .... 00. 0 00 15, 120 00 I CopyiAts, at $84000 00 00 ........... 00 ..... 0 ~-- ......... 00 1,800 00 1 Copyists,at$900 ............. o .... oo .. oooooooooo ..... o l, 600 00 1 l!'oremau ............. 0 ........................ 0 ..... .. 49 I $26, s2o oo I 48 I $25, 600 00 1 900 00 1 900 00 1 720 00 1 '120 00 1 600 00 1 600 00 1 1, 000 00 1 1, 000 00 ------53 29,540 00 52 28,820 00 ~~ $2,400 00 i 1 $2,000 00 3, 600 00 2 3, 600 00 1, 600 00 1 1, 600 00 1. 400 00 1 1, 400 00 2, 000 00 2 ~. 000 00 1, 800 oo 1 .. ____ -- ··-------1f I 15, 120 00 20 16, 800 00 1, 600 00 1 1, 600 00 ~ ~ ~ M Q H U1 ~ > 1--3 H <1 ...M M P1 M Q q 1--3 H -< ...M > z tj c.... q tj H Q H > ~ Pressman.................................................... 1 1,200 00 jl Pressman··'············-····························· Compositors, at $1,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 5 5, 000 00 Compositors, at $1,000 ................................ . Copy-holders, at $900 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1, 800 00 Copy-holders, at $900 ................................. . .Assistant messengers, at $720..................... . . . . . . . . . . 3 2, 160 00 I .Assistant messengers, at $720 ........................ . :fd"Jft~:~~·l!~o~~;o_ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: i 1' ~~ ~~ I :rfc~ft~:~i\~t~~!~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Totals ........................................... i~~~~4l,7200Q1 Totals ................. ..................... ... .. . 1 1. 200 oo I 1 1, 200 00 5 5, 000 00 5 5, 000 00 2 1, 800 00 2 1, 800 00 3 2,160 oo I 3 2, 160 00 2 1, 44-0 00 2 1, 440 00 1 600 oo 1 1 600 00 ----42 41,720 00 42 41,200 00 NAVY DEPARTMENT. SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Secretary, clerks, messengers, and laborers ...... ······1~1-···l $36,900 00 ! Total~~-~---~··=··················! 22~~~36;9o0""00 ! Secretary, clerks, libra1·ian, and assistant messengers 1---;-j $42, 420 ;-1 22 -, $36, 90~ and laborers. Totals .................... ....... ... ........... .. --w42, 4200o -22fs6.!1oo oo BUREA.U OF YARDS .AND DOCKS. Clerks, draughtsman, assistant messenger, and laborer ·1--9-].:..:.:.:..:.:.1 $11, 980 ~~~ Clerks, ilraughtsman, assistant messenger, and laborer ·1--9-1~· 160·~1 91 $11, 980 00 Totals .. _ ........................... -............ 9 ..... -I 11, 980 00 1 Totals...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 12, 160 00 9 I 11, 980 00 BUREA.U OF EQUIPMENT .AND RECRUITING. Clerks, assistant messenger, and laborer ..••.......... -~~~.:..::.:..:.:.1 $12, 680 ~~~ Clerks, assistant messenger, and laborer ............. -~~~ $12, 860 ~~~~~2, 680 00 Totals ......... _.. . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 ..... -I 12, 680 00 Totals... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . . . . . . . • . 10 12, 860 00 10 12, 680 oo BUREAU OF N.A VIG.ATION. Clerks, assistant messenger, and laborer: .......••.. -. ·1--6-~~~ $7, 180 00 ~~ Clerks, assistant messenger, and_laborer ............. · .. j __ 6_1 $7, 360 ~~--6-~ Totals........................................... 6 ...... , 7,180 00 I Totals .......................................... , 6 7,360 00 I 61 BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. $7,180 00 7,180 00 Clerks, draughtsman, assistant messenger, and. laborer -,-~~~~6=,_1_-_-_ -_-_,_1-$_7_,-9-80_0_0....,1,_1-Clerks, clraughtsu:an, assistant messenger, and laborer ·1--6-1 $8, 16~~~--6-~~ 980 00 Totals ................................. :··--··--· 61...... 7,980 00 Totals........................................... 6 8,160 00 I 6 7,980 00 . . > ~ PO 0 ~ PO H > ~ H 0 z t:d H ~ ~ t-!) C;:l Statement showing tlle number of employes, tl!cil' grades and salaries, in the s~·eral executire depa1'iments, ~f'c.- Con tinned. CLA.SS. As now specifically appropriated for o" employed. ~<:'i -~oo Ooo Q)~ ~~ ~""' ..cg 15~ .-o ..... -~ ~ ee AA ~§< NAVY DEPART~IENT-Continuecl. BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR CLASS. Amounts. As estimatC'd for or recommentled in the bill for 1883. .... 12 .s ;:::; 00 ;.Q ~ .... .s .s .-o· "' .Amounts. ~ ~ I Amounts. Q) ~ .. ~ Q) ~ s s Q) 0 0 ~ Q) ~ I Totals ......... . Clerks, draughtsman, assistantdraughtsmen, assistant messenger, and laborer. . ... - . ::1':::: ::I_ : \ ~::: :: Clerks, draughtsman, assistant messenger, and laborer.J __ 8_1=i $10,980 00 8 1---- . . 10, !)80 00 Totals ......... . BUREAU OF STEA.M ENGINEERING. 8lerks, dranghtsman and assistant, assistant messenger, 9 ------ $11, 290 00 Clerks,draughtsmanandassistant,assistantmessenger, 9 $11,330 00 I 91 $11,090 00 and lab"rers. and laborers. --------Totals ............................................ --9-11,330 ~ 1---g-111, 090 00 Totals ..... ...... .......... ...................... 9 ...... 11,290 00 BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING. Clerks, assis:ant messenger, and laborer ................ 11 ___::__~~~ $14, 580 00 I! Clerks, assistant messenger, amllaborer .............. -1_::_1 $14, 760 00 _::_I $14, 580 00 Totals........................................... 11 ...... 14,580 00 .I Totals............................................ 11 14,760 00 11 I 14,580 00 BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Clerks, assistant messenger, and laborer ............. --~--7-1.:..:.:.:.:.:.1 $8. 380 00 'I Clerks, assistant messenger, and laborer .............. ·1--7-~~60 00 I_. _7_~~ 560 00 Totals........................................... 7 ...... 8,380 00 I Totals............................................. 7,1 8,560 00 j 7 8,560 00 1\!) ~ ~ t?j Q H w ~ P> ..-3 H -< ~ tr.: P1 t."j 0 d ..-3 H -< ~ P> ~ v ~ q tj H 0 H P> ~ OFFICE OF .JUDGE-ADVOCATE-GENERAL. Cl"k~-~;~1~--~:: ·- .• : •.••••••• -::::::::::::: :: :::::: .l-+l~-. ~ $:::::: ~~ Cloc~;~;~;;: ••• -.... . -~ ~:~~->: J -:1 $::::::: 1 : $::::: I I ' ----------------------------------------------------~-----------NAVY DEPARTMENT BUILDING. _S_u_p-er-in--te_n_t_e_n-t,--en- ... -O'I-.n-e_e_r_a_n_d __ a_ss_i_Ht_a_n_t_, _c_o_n-du--ct_o_r_o_f---,-1 __ 3_2 _____ : _ .. $16,610 00 \ Superintend:t, engineer and assistant, conductor of I 3~--~ $16,850 00 .32 $16,610 00 elevator, watchmen, firemen , laborers, and char- eleYator, watchmen, firemen, laborers, and clJar-women. 1 women. 1 Totals ........................................... -a21_~ 16,610 00 Totals ........ = ............................... 1 -~ ~- ~6,850 oo _l_ 32 ----w:-610 00 - - ----- ----------:-- --N_ A VY DEP ARTM:ENT SUPPLEMENTAL. . - -- 80 : $60, 196 50 \ Clerks, librarian, watchmen, assistant messengers: - 66 1 $54,740 00 \ 54- I $40, 800 00 I \ laborers, and others. Totals .......................................... , ...... . "'SQ16o,196 50 l Totals .................... ~=:~-- · ............. ~~ 54,74-0 ~o I'M-:t0,8oo oo Clerks, librarian, watchmen, assistant messenger, laborers, and others. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Secretary and assistant, clerks, messengers and assist- ~ 103 ...... $115, 190 00 I Secretary and assistant, clPrks, messengers and assist- 1 ants, laborers, watchmen and firemen. 1 I I ants, laborerR, watchmen aud firemen. 8l:~~: ~f ~~::: ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~::::::-:::::::::::: ~:::::::::::::: ::::::I ~ ~. ~~~ ~~ g~~~: ~i- ~~~~~ ~:::::: :::::: :::::::::::::: ~:::: :: ~ . :::: ~~?:?~~.~~~ \ ::~: ~· ::::::::::: ~::: ~~ :~~ ~ ~ ~: : : ~ ~~:: ! I l, li! !! I ~g;:t~:'t. ~~: •.::: ~: : : :: ~. >: ~ : ~ I Skilled mechanic at $900 ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. ...... . .. . .. 1 I 900 00 I t;killed mechanic at $900 ..........................••.. ·' Skilled mechanic at $720 .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 720 00 Skilled mechanic at $720 ............................. .. ~:gk~~~ :~ :~~g ~~~h":::: : : : ~:: :: : : ~:::: :::::: :::: : : : :: : ::-::: 1 ~ 1, ~g gg , ~~gk~~-~ :~ t~~~ ~~~b.- ::::: : :::::: :::::: : ~:: ~: :::::: : ::: 106 '$123, 250 oo 1 105 1 $117,230 oo 1 i l t I 1 1 . 1 1 2 J, GOO 00 2, 800 00 1, 200 00 900 00 840 00 660 00 900 00 720 00 660 00 1, 440 00 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1, tiOO 00 2, 800 00 1, 200 00 900 00 840 00 660 00 900 no 720 00 660 00 1, 440 .00 Totals ............................................ 103j12- l 26~ool Totals ........ _ ................................... ;usrrn:97ooo J117f128.95ooo OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ATTORNEY-GENERAL . Clerks ......................... 1-51:=.:1 $9,450~~: Cletks ........................................ . ........ l-9' $19,050~~-5~~9,45~ .. .. .. .. • • .. 5 .... -·1 !l, 4.i0 00 I Tota1s ................ _............. .. . .. . .. • .. .. . . 9 I 19, 050 00 5 9, 450 00 Totals ~ ~ ~ 0 "'0 ~ H ~ ....:; H 0 ~ o:; ,...... ~ r ~ 1:]1 Statement showing the munber of eni}_Jloyes, their grades and salal'ies, in the set·eral executive depm·tments, tf·c.-Continucd. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT-Continued. GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Q •• ~~ ·e:!J.~ t:loo P< ~': a 8 11.) 0 0 P< cr,; 00 00 '"" ... 1-3 ~ <:l !d t;tj >< t;tj 0 q 1-3 ~ ~ ~t<.:: :> z tj ~ q tj ~ 0 ~ :> ~ PENSION OFFICE. Commissioner, deputies, clerks, and others .......... -- - ~~~:.::.:.::_~ Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 743 .... - -j $868,530 II Commissioner, deputies, clerks, and others .......... --~1, 5591 $1,957 150 11,5591 $1, 9•9, 150 868, 530 Totals ............................................ 1, 559 1, 957,150 1, 559 1, 949,150 BUREAU OF EDUCATION. Commissioner, clerks, assistant messenger, laborers, and watchmen. 19 1.. .... I $25, 380 oo Clerk ................... . ..... . Do ................. . Do .................. . .Assistant messenger . ....................................... . Do ................................................. 1 ..... . Em~~)~~-::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: Do ...... . Do ...... . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2, 400 00 1, 800 00 1, 600 00 1, 400 00 720 00 800 00 660 00 480 00 360 00 Totals ..... . l9j-9j35.6oo oo I Commissioner, clerks, assistant messenger, laborers, and watchmen. Totals ...... . ........................ . 47 I $48, 100 oo 37 I $4~ 180 oo 47j48.1ooooj37j42. 180 o• COMMISSIONER OF RAILROADS. Commissioner, bookkeepers, engineer, clerks, and I 71 ..... -I $14, 300 00 assistant messenger. Totals ................ . ..•....................... --7- ~~l4,3oo oo Commissioner, bookkeepers, eng:neer, tlerks, and I 81 $16, 620 00 I 81 $16, 020 00 assistant messenger. Totals ........................................... --8-,16,620 00 --8- ~020 oo ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL. Laborers and watchmen ..... . 11 , ..... . .Architect ............................................. . g~~:g~i!:a~:::::::::: ::::::: ~:: :::::::::::::: ::::::::I:·::: :: 1 1 1 $7,824 00 4, 500 00 1, 800 00 1, 800 00 1, 000 00 Compensation to clisbur~ing clerk ....... . .Assistant messenger ............ . 720 00 Totals ... . .. .. .. . ............................... . 11 I 4 I 17, 644 oo Laborers and watchmen...... . ........................ 11 Architect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Clerk, class 4....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Draughtsman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Compensation to disbursing clerk .......................... . Assistant messenger............................... . . . 1 $7, R24 00 4, 500 00 1, 800 00 1, 800 00 1, 000 00 720 00 11 1 1 1 $7,824 00 4, 500 00 1, SOt 00 1, 800 00 1, 000 00 720 00 Totals ... ~- .... . ................................ -l15f17,6«0011:5T-TI.G«-1-d 1-d ~ 0 1-d ~ ~ >-~ ~ 0 z t:d 1-( ~ ~ ~ -1 Statement showing the rwrnber of employes, thei1· gmdes and sala1·ies, in the sel'el'al ex~c~dive departments, §·c.-Continued. CLASS. As now specifically appropriated for or employed. :8&1 QOO o;>....; it''"' p.,.S ..0~ ~-s o;>-+'> "0~ -~-~ oP< ... 8 P ~ ~ Q;> ~ Amounts. _ ;..; .s ~ .s 'd~ oo 'doo ~,...; <11 s ~ g. ~ Amounts. Director, executive officer, clerks, and others . _ .. _ .. _. - ~ ~ ~ $35, 340 00 Totals . ____ . _ .. _. _ . __ ... _ .... _____ . . _. __ .......... _. __ . 30 I 35, 340 00 Director, executive officer,· clerks, and others . .. _ . . __ - ~ ~ $35, 340 00 ~ I $34, 34-0 00 Totals ... _ ........ _. . . . . .......... _.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 I 35, 340 00 30 34-, 340 00 POST-OFFICE DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL. ro,tm;::~G~.,~: oi:'k'~. ~"""gor: ~·. "''':~: I :: ~ :::::: I ~: : ;: :: II· r .. tm;:::~·~:~ .cl"~~· -~' '"""0<: ~~· -~"''-"':: I OFFICE OF FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GENERAL. l5 1 $28, 470 oo 1 15 28, 470 oo I I 14 1 $27,010 oo ll~ 010 00 First Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, and others- ~ ~ ~ $81, 560 00 jl First Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, and others ~ ~ $95, 9~~~ ~ - $90, 960 00 Totals-···--··· · ····------- · ·····-······-····---- 60 -···-·1 81, 560 00 Totals . .................. _-·-· · ···-··----- -·· · ·-·· 67 1 95,010 00 I 66 90,960 00 OFFICE OF SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GENERAL. SecondAssistantPostmaster-General, clerks, and others~ ~ - ..... _! $121, 000 00 II SecondAssistantPostmaster-General, clerks, and othersl__::_il$145, 870 00 ~ ~- $133, 600 00 Totals·····························-···-·------·- 83 ------ 1121,000 00 I Totals ........................... . ............... . 99 145,870 00 I 94 133,600 00 ~ 00 ~ 1:.'::1 0 H (f). t" P> J-3 H ~ ~ ~ ~ tri 0 q J-3 H ~ ..;-"':l ~ z 0 ~ q 0 H 0 H P> t" OFFICE OJ!' THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER-GENERAL. Third .Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, and others 172 1 ...•.. 1$204, 660 00 Third .Assistant Postmaster-General, clerks, and others 182 \$221, 460 00 I 180 $213, 860 00 t:Ierks, at $1,000 each ........................ :.. .. . .. . . ..... . 3 1 3, 000 00 1 Clerks, at $1,000 each...... . . . ......................... a I 3, 000 00 3 3, 000 00 Clerks, at $900 each.................................... . ..... 6 5 400 00 ~~ Clerks, at $900 each .. .. . . .. ... .. .. .. . ... .. .... .. .. .. . . 6 5, 400 00 I 6 5, 400 00 Clerks, at $720 each.................................... . .. .. . 6 ·4: 320 00 Clerks, at $720 each .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . 6 4, 320 00 6 4, 320 00 Totals ........................................... '"'1721 15 1 217, 380. oo I Totals .............•................. . ...... . .... 197\ 234, 180 00 195 226, 580 00 OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FOREIGN MAILS. Superintendent, clerks, and others .................... ] _::_!~] $16, 920 oo 11 Snp&intendent,ol«k•, •nd otho-~ H 0 z ~ ~ ~ t-.!) c:..o Statement showing the number of employes, thei1· gmdes and salm·ies, in the several executive departments, g.c.-Continued. CLASS. As now specially appropriated for or employed. ~:· .td .... 00 s .... ~~ g. Pq ... S ,_. "'0 0 P< ~»"" ~ p. ..o>=~ a$ '1;1:3 ~ ~ ~-~ !•g I>P. P<~.,; ~~ ~~-~ "'P< oa Q+> ~a$ ~ Att?rney-General, assistants, clerks, and others . ...... 32 ..... . .Assistant attorneys, at $3,000 each . .......... .. .. . ..... . . .. . . 2 ...:lssistant attornevs, at $2,500 each. . ................... .. . . . . 3 .Assistant attorne}·, at $2,000........................... . . . . . . 1 Clerk, class 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Copyist................................................ ...... 1 ~l~~:~~~~a~se~s~-~~~~·::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: ~ Clerk, class 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Messenger.. . . . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE. Amounts. $73,600 00 6, 000 00 7, 500 00 2, 000 00 . 1, 200 00 900 00 720 00 3, 200 00 1, 400 00 840 00 CLASS. As estimated for, or reco_mmended in the bill for 1883. Attorney-General, assistants, clerks, and others ...... . Assistant attorneys, at $3,000 each . .................. . .Assistant attorneys, at $2,500 each .................. . Assistant attorneys, at $2,006 each ................... . Clerk, class 1. ........................................ . Copyist .............................................. . Assistant messenger ................................. . Clerks, class 3 ........................................ . Clerk, class'2 ...................... .. Messenger .........•.. c.-5 00 00 l""i .... ~ ] 1 Amounts. · d! ~ Q) ~ 43 $88, 520 00 2 6, 000 00 3 7, 500 O!J 2 4, 000 00 1 1, 200 00 1 900 00 1 720 00 2 3, 200 00 1 1, 400 00 1 840 00 Totals. 32 13 I 97, 360 oo Totals ........................................... I 57 I 114, ~so oo O;FFICE SOLICITOR OF THE TREASURY. .... ~ s ..0 .s '!;l.Q Q)oo '!;loo ~l""i ~ 8 Q) ~ 42 2 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 Amounts. $82,750 00 6, 000 00 7, 500 00 2, 000 00 1, 200 00 900 00 720 00 3, 200 00 1, 400 00 840 00 55 I 106, 510 oo Solicitor, clerks, and others ... . ........................ ~~~.:..::..:..:..:~ $28,080 00 ll Solicitor, clerks, and others ...... . Totals......... .. ................................ 16 ...... 28,080 00 Totals ............... .. _ .. 1 ]6l $28, 080 00 l16l $28. 080 00 ... . .. . . . .. ••. 16 28,080 00 16 28,080 00 ~ 0 t"1 tr1 Q H rn t"1 ~ 1-3 H "'j "tt pj 0 "tt p: H > '":3 H 0 z td H ~ r <:;.:l 1---1-32 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUD.ICIAL Sew legislation of an important natnre is recommended in the hill as follows: And hereafter no cxprnse for printing exceeding $:~,750, including printing laws, journals, hills, mHlJwce~sary printin~ of the same nature, :.;hall be incurred for any session of the legislature of any of the Territories. * * if * " . " " Aml the provisions of section 5485 Re·dsed Statutes s1Ht11 be applicable to any per-son who shall viol:Lte the provisions of an act entitled "An act relating to claim agents all(l attonwys in pension cases," approved June 20, lr-78. " " " ;; * " " An 1-d 1-d ~ 0 1-d ~ ~ > 8 ~ 0 z td ~ t'l ~ c:,., ~ List of tempom1·y employes in the Nary Dcpa1'tment-Continued. Name. Occupation. ~ _ Wllere employed. I Fund fr~ whicll paid. Salary. Authority. MrR. A. :R Munroe ..•.... I Copying aml recording ... I Secretary's office, Kavy II Co11l in gent, :Navy .... .. !.. $60 per month..... Naval appropriation act, approved Febru-Depm-tmeJJt. ary 2:1, 1881 (copying an2~lre~~~ih:::: ~ E~: \V. B. Darrell .... . .. . .. . In charge of elevator ............ do ......................... do . .. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . $41. GG per month.. Do. Lewis Patton ............ LalJOrrr ....... .................. do ......................... do ........... ........ $55 per month..... Do. .Tames Burke .................. do ......................... do ................... ContiJJgent. Navy Depart- $55 per mouth ..... .Appropriation act of MarC'l1 3,1881 (legis-! I meut builtlhrg. I lative, executive, aml judicial). ~~:t~1If~::~::il::: :::::: 1 :~1~~~1~~~:~~::::~~:::::::: ::::::~~: ::::::~::::~ ::::::! ::::::~~: :::::::::::::::::: ~lg ~:~ :~~l~:: ::: ~~: Mary :Finnaeun1 ............... clo ................... 1 ...... do ......................... do ................... $15permonth ..... l Do. Delia Robinson ................ do ......................... do . .................. ' ...... clo ................... $15 per n1onth..... l>o. M . .T. Matthews .. • . . . . .. . . ..... do ......................... do ................... ....... do . .. .. • . .. . . . . . .. . . . $15 per nwuth.... ' Do. I BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. Frank H. Case........... Writer.................... Navy Department........ Maintenance, I DoP.ks. ~~~~·~!e()?;~iu::: ::::::~ W~f~h!C.~;::~~: :::::::::: ::::::~~:: ::::::::::::::::: :::::: ~~: :: ............... . iia~~i~c~~~~~~:::: ::: ::": . s~~~~be~:::::::::::::::::: ::: :::~~ ::: ~ ~:::: :::::::::: ::::: :~~ ::::::::::::: :·: :::: Minnie Holmes ................ do ......................... do ......................... do ................. .. BUREAu OF EQUH'MENT I AND RECRUITING • .T. B. llarrison...... ...... Ca})tain of the watch ..... Navy Department........ Conting('nt, Equipment . . . . [ aLd Recruiting. F. A. Wilson............. Copymg recrmtmg records ... ,,do .............. ..... ...... do .. y,.,.E, C. W.Clml•b ..••• l ...... do ············· · · : ···~ '~tington .••••......... J ...... do. $83.33 per month .. $90 per month ..... $60 per month ...•. $60 per month ..... $15})('J'lUOllth . ..• . $15 per month . ... . $100 per month .... I $100 per month .... 1 Appropriation contingent equipment and recruiting (expeusP:; of recruiting). $75permonth ..... , Do. ~ 0 t_-t tr_j Q H U1 t_-t ~ ~ H ~ ~ tr_j ~ tr_j 0 q ~ H ~ ~ ~ z d ~ § H 0 H ~ t_-t UURRAU OF NAVIGATION. llenry \V. Wells ........ ·1 Clerk .................... - ~ Rigual Office .•••.......... ! l'ay, miscellaneous ..... ···1 $125 per month .. . Jolm n. Brooks ..•....... \\Triter ............. ······· Navy Department ..... --. Appi'O]ll'iatiOJI, Navigation $3.25 per diem .... . James T. Jackson ........ Laborer ..•................ . .,.. ... do ......................... do . . ............•.... $551H'rmouth .... . J. L. Lipscomb ......... . \Yatchman ...................... do ..... . ............ . ...... do .... . .............. $60 per month .... . BUREAU OF OIWNAXCR. P. Quirk ...••. J.M. Waters ............. ! Laborer . ..... . BURRAU OF COXSTRUCTTOX AND REPAIH. J.H.Reinburg .••••. . .... j Second captain of the J NavyDcpJrhnent ........ J Construction and Repair, watch. 1882. 13UREAU OF STEAM ENOl-• NEERING. $60 per mouth . ... . $55 per month .... . $75 per month .... James M. Durant ...•.•.. , Clerk ..................... , Navy Department ........ , Steam Machinery ... . .... . ~: :: ~~:eiiy~~:::::::: :: -~~~~~{~~~~1.::::::::: :::::: :::: ::~l~ ::::::::::::::::::: ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::: $3.25 per diem ... -~ $60 per month ... . $GO per month ... . BUREAU OF l'ROYISTOXS AND CLO'l'UING. W. S. Gibson ............. 1 On work of bureau-set-tling pay officers' ac-connts. I $100 ~er month ... . ..... do . ................. . Miss M. M. neath . . ······I···· .. do .................. . Mrs. A. B. Bromwell . . . . . Indexing records oflmrcau Contingent, Provisions U]J(l Clothing. $7!) per month ... . $75 per mouth .... j .Approved Ft'Lruar,Y 23, 1R81. expenses.) James Boyce ........... ·1 Watchman ............ ···1 Navy Dep:trtment .... ····1 Provisions ............... . ~~~{!fi~i~i~:~~: :::::: :~~~~~~1':~:::: ::::::::::::: ::::::~1~ ::::~: ::::::::::::: ::::::~~ ::::::··· ... -.... -. llUREAU OF MEniCIXE AND SURGERY. $GO per month .... $60 per month .••. $30 per month ... . $25 per month ... . (Jnridl'nlnl .Jnnitor .................. -~ Medical Board (Naval Dis- Contingent, Medicine allll pensary). Surgery. Laborer ............•..... Naval Dispensary .. ... . . . Civil Establishment ..... . .Assistant chemist .............. do ......................... do .................. . James Minor John Bunduer .......... . George E. Doering ..••••. $50 per month .. ··1 Appropriation-act February 23,1881. $40 per month . . . . Do. $40 per month . . . . Do. Thomas J. Barclay ...... . \Vatchman .......... . .... Old Navy Department .... Contingent, Medicine and Surgery. $GO per month .... >-~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,....; ~ 1-3 ,....; 0 ~ td ,....; t"' ~ ~ 1-'o 42 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL OFFICE OF PuBLIC PRn.,TER, Washington, Mm·ch 7, 1882. SIR: In reply to the letter of inquiry from the clerk of the Committee on Appro-priations, dated )larch 4, 138Z, I beg leave to make the following statements alHl suggestions: The "Office of the Pnblic Printer," as provided for in the legislative appropriation act, is for the following-named force and the salaries paid: Public Printer ..•..........................................•••.•••••...... Chief clerk .............................•................................. 3 clerks of class 4 (one of '"hom is disbursing clerk) ....................... . 1 clerk of class 2 ...... __ .. __ ................ __ ........................... . 1 clerk of class 1, for Congressional Record ............................... . Toi:al ......... _ ...........•........... _. __ ..........•.... _. _ .. __ ... . $:~, 600 2,000 5,400 1,400 1,~00 13,600 In addition to the above force there are employed in the "Office of the Public Printer" (and they are actually necessary to carry on the legitimate business of the office) and paid for ont of the appropriation for printing and binding, the following-named persons : W. H. Collins (accounts, &c.), act of June 20, 1878 ...... _ ............... . 1\I. W. Mitchell (estimates), at $4 per day ............................... . A. A. Allison (estimates), at $4 per day ...................••... _ .. : ..... . M. W. Chollar (assistant to disbursing clerk), at $4 per day ........ _._ ... . D. Nicholson (telegraph operator), at $4 per uay ..................•...... I. P. Berthrong (telephone operator), at $4 per day ... __ .....••••••••• _ •.. W. H. 8mith (in charge of Record in Senate lobby), at $:3.20 per day ..... . A. S. Defrees (messenger to Public Printer), at $3.20 per day .......•.••••• H. K. Collins (recording clerk)~ at $3 per.day .............••..........••. James Craerin (messenger), at $2 per day .... ___ . ____ ...•..............•. John Butcher (messenger), at $2 per da.y ................................ . $1,600 00 1,252 00 1,252 00 1,252 00 1,252 00 1,252 00 1,001 60 1,001 60 939 00 G26 00 626 00 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . 12, 094 20 Making the total disbursements for sen·ice rendered in the office of the Public Printer $~5,694.20. · In my opinion these should all be provided for in the appropriation for the Public Printer and his clerks, with the following increases, and my reasons therefor: Salary of the Public Printer ....................•••...................... Chief clerk ...........................••................•............... 1 disbursing clerk .••••..•••••........••................. _ ....••••....... 2 clerks of class 4 .....................•...................•............. 2 clerks of class 3 ........................................•.............. 3 clerks of class 2 ...............•.....•.....••.......................... 5 clerks of class 1 (2 clerks for Congressional Record, 1 stenographer, 1 telegraph operator, and 1 telephoner) ...................•...•.••....... 1 clerk at $1,000 per annum ...........................•................•. ~ ~~~~~~~~~::: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:: ~ ~:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~: ~ ~:: ~: :-:::: ::::: ~::::: ~::: ~: ::: ~ $5,000 00 2,500 00 2,250 00 3,600 00 3,200 00 4,200 00 6,000 00 1,000 00 900 00 840 00 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • . . . . . . . 29, 490 00 An increase over the amount now paid of $3,796.80. The bulk of this increase, however, is in the auditional compensation asked for for 'bb.e Public Printer, the chief clerk, and the disbursing officer. 'When the office of Public, then Congressional, Printer was first established the sal-ary was :fixed at $4,000 per annum, and be was required to give a bond in the sum of $80,000. At this time the disbursements reached about$1,000,000 per annum, and the office was less than one-fourth its present size, and only employed about :fiye huudred people. . In 1876, ''in the inte1·ests of economy," the salary was ?"educed to $3,600 per annum and the bond increased to $100,000. The Public Printer now disburses over $2,000,000 per annum, employs over 2,000 people, and the office is over four times as large as when first established; and as a simple act of justice the salary should be on a par with positions of like trust ancl responsibility, and placed at least at $5,000 per a.nnum. APPROPRIATION BILL. 43 The Chief Clerk, like the Public Printer, should "be a practical printer and versed in the art of bookbinding." The duties are very onerous, for the executive work of the establishment devolves on this officer. At present the salary is $2,000 per annum, while subor(linate positions, those of Foreman of Printing and Foreman of Binding, each receive an annual compensation fixed by law of $2,100. The Chief Clerk should get $2,500. The present disbursing clerk has filled the position for 21 years. He is not a bonded officer-the Public Printer being responsible for all moneys disbursed. But as the disbursing clerk makes good any loss, disbursing as he does nearly $200,000 per month, he should receive the same compensation as like positions in the executive depart-ments, namely, $2,250 per annum. When Congress sent the Congressional Record to the Government Printing Office it provided for one clerk of class one to keep the accounts. In addition to this clerk we have found it necessary to keep an additional clerk at the CaP,itol, and during night sessions receives no extra compensation. Durmg the time Congress is not in session be assists in the office. He should be made one of the first class clerks included in my estimate of five. Hoping that the information contained in the foregoing statements are in compliance with the letter of inquiry, and that the suggestions will meet with favorable consid-eration, I am, sir, yours respectfully, Ron. FRANK HISCOCK, A. F. CHILDS, Chief Clm·k. Chairman Committee on Appropriations, Hot~se of Represenfatiees. TREASURY DEPART::\1ENT, OFFICE OF THE SECHETAHY, Washington, D. C., March 8, 1882. SIR: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 21st ultimo, asking to be furnished, for the use of the chairman of the Committee on Appropriations, with a statement which shall set forth in number, names, class or occupation, salaries and wages or pay, information showing what officers, clerks or other employes are now in service in this department, who are not specifically provided and appropriated for, but are paid from appropriations made by the government which are not specifically made in the regular appropriation laws, or other laws in terms for such purpose, and if any such, information as to what fund they are respectively paid from, and the amount paid each per year, month, or day, and the authority for such employment. Also, u statement showing what clerks are detailed under the provisons of section 166 Revise(l Statues, to which bureaus they were appointed and to what detailed. In reply, I have to state that I transmit herewith a statement setting forth in detail the information above requested, so far as relates to the department in ·washington, with the exception of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a statbment covering which is now being prepared, but owing to the large number of employes therein, who are paid from appropriations in bulk, it will require from a week to ten days to com-plete it. As soon as completed the statement will be transmitted. The information concerning other employes of this department employed outside of Washington is also being prepared and will be forwarded at the earliest date practi-cable. Very respectfully, Mr. ROBERT J. STEVE~S, CHAS. J. FOLGER, Sem·etm·y. Clerk to Committ(e on .App>·opriations1 House of Representatives. 44 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL Employes in Treasu1·y Depm·tme1~t not specifically p1·orided for in the appropriatimi laws No. Office and name. ---1-----------------SECRETARY'S. Division of Warrants, Estimates and .Ap-propriations. I Salary I Grade ?r occupa· · · twn. Paid_ fr?m appro-IAuthorit-and remarks pnatwn for- J · Bowen, Ervin W ..•.. $1, 400 00 Clerk............. Preparation of re- Authoritv-Letter Sec-ceipts, expendi- retary May 11, 1881. tures, and appro-priations. ~ Lloyd,DeLos ........ 1,200 00 .•.. do ................. do .........•••. Auth ori t:v-Letter Sec-retary bet. 31, 1881. 3 Ramsdall, Clara R .•.. 4 Kirkwood, Rebecca E. Hurlburd, Rebecca C. 6 Kerstine, Robert C ... 7 McElhinny, David E . Division of Stationery, Printing, and Blanks. Kimball, E. S ..•...... 2 Foster, Daniel S ..... . 3 Gatley, William A .••. 4 Shepard, H. L ....... . 5 Taylor,R.B .......••. 6 Bickford, W. C ...... . 7 Hall,.JamesT ....... . 8 Spencer, B. F ........ . 9 Young, F . .J ......... . 10 Clark, GeorgeL .•.•.. 11 Goodwin, E. A ...... . 12 .Johnson,F.E ....... . 13 Smith, Charles H .... . 14 Butler, George W ... . 15 Davidge, Richard W . 16 Henderson, Richard .. 17 Hubburfl, Edward ... . 18 Ritner, William D ... . 1 Sessford, Andrew ... . 2 Martin,.James ....... . 3 Sessford, Winfield S .. 4 Paul, Jennings ...... . 5 Emanuel,Minich .... . 6 Dowling, Frank •.•••. Division of Internal Revenue and Navi-gation. Richardson, .John A .. Division of Captured and Abandoned Property. 900 00 .... do ................. do ..•.•....•••. Authority-Letter Sec-retary Mar. 9, 1881. 900 00 ..•. do ....•.........••. do ..•••.••••••• Authority-Letter Sec-retary Mal 7, 1881. *75 00 .••. do ................. do ............ . Authority-· etMr Sec-retary Oct. 4, 1881. 720 00 660 00 t8 00 1, 800 00 1, 800 00 1, 800 00 1, 800 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 840 00 840 00 720 00 840 00 720 00 1, 565 00 t4 00 t4 00 t4 00 t2 50 t4 00 j:5 00 Asst. messenger ...... do ............ . Laborer .............. do ..........•.. Clerk....... . . . . . . Collecting revenue from customs. Clerk fourth class .... do ..•••••...... . •.. do ................. do ............ . . ... do ................. do ............ . .... do ................. do ............ . Clerk third class ...... do ............ . . ... do ................. do ............ . Clerk second class .... do ............ . . ... do ....•........... do ........•.... Clerk first class ....... do .. .......... . . ... do ................. do ..........•.. . ... do ................. do·····---·-··· Authority-Letter Sec-retary Jan.15, 1881. Autborit'"-Letter Sec-retary Feb. 18, 1881. Section 2646 R. S. and letters of the Secre-tary of the Treasury. Do. Do. Do. Do . Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. . ... do ..•..•• ··-~-- .... do .........•... . Do. Do. Do. -~~d~e~-~~~:·:::::: ::::~~ ::::::::::::: Asst. messenger •..... do ..•..•....•.. Messenger ............ do ............ . Asst. messenger ...... do ............ . Binder ............ Contingent ex-:Qenses Treasury Department. .... do ................. do ........... .. .... do ................. do ............ . .... do ................. do ........... .. .••. do ................. do ............ . .... do ............. . ... do ........... .. Do. Do. Do. Do. Section 3787 R. S. and act Mar. 3, 1881. Do. Do . Do . Do. Do. Clerk ............. Collecting revenue Section 2746 R. S. and from customs. letter Secretary Treas-ury Aug. 18, 1880. Noerr. Martin L ...... 2, 750 00 Examiner of ar- Examination of Sundry civil act, Mar. chives and records. captured an c1 3, 1881, and letter Sec-abandoned prop- retary, .July 2,1880. erty. 2 Fessenden, William .. 1, 800 00 .... do ................ do ............ . Sundry civil act, Mar. 3, 1881, and letter Sec-retary Aug. 1, 1877. Knox, Samuel ........ 1, 600 00 Examiner of titles For custody, care. Sundry civil act, Mar. and lands. and protection of 3, 1881, and letter Sec-lands, &c. retary Mar. 14, 1880. Suman, .John .J ....... , 1, 400 00 Examiner of rec- .... do ............. Sundry civil act, Mar. ords and clerk. 3, 1881, and letter Sec-1 retary Dee. 4, 1880. Fdsby, Mrs. M. M.... 660 00 Laborer .............. do ............. Act Mar. 3, 1881, and letter of Se('retary I ~~~ Millar, Mrs. C. V ..... 660 00 .••. do ................. do............. Do. 2 *Per month. t Per day. j: Ho~idays and Sundays excepted. .APPROPRIATION BILL. 45 Employes in the Treasury Department not specifically provided for, J·c.-Contiuued. No.I Office and name. I Salary. Grade or occupa- Paid from appro- Authority and remarks. 1 ion. priation for-SECRET SERVICE DI-VISION. I 1 Brooks, James J ..... _I 3, 500 00 Chief . . • • • • • . . • • • . Suppressing coun-terfeiting and other crimes. 2 Gage,RoscoeW ..•... 2,000 00 Chiefclerk ...• .•..... do-----·- --· ··· 3 Cowie, John G ....... 1, 800 00 l<~inanco clerk ......... do _ .. .. . .. ..•.. 4 Harman, L. D ........ 1, 400 00 Record clerk ..•....... do ........... . 5 Rock, George A .. _... 1, 400 00 Custodian . . . ..... . ... do ...... .... .. . 6 Douglas, H. J . . . . . . • . 1, 400 00 Clerk second class .... do ............ . 7 Miller, Charles ....... 1, 100 00 Index clerk .......... do ...... ... ... . ~ ~~~~;,ti1.·, as emergencies arise. by the chief of the division, and their compensation is also fixed by the chief, with the concurrence of the Solicitor of the Trea~:mry. These sub-agents bear no commission and carry no document or badge to show that they are in any manner connected with the United States Government, for the reason that they have to consort with the criminal classes, and should their true character be known their work would fail and their lives jeopardized. Their names appear on the secret archives of this office, and can be seen by any person duly authorized to inspect our records. For the above reasons I have given their number and pay, leaving a blank in lieu of their namPs. If it is not the purpose of the Committee on Appropriations to publish names, I can see no objection in submitting their names to that committee, as I did recently to a subcommittee of the Senate on investigation of expenditures in the Treasury Department. But if it is designed to )Dake public all names given to said committee, then in the interest of good government ancl humanity I earnestly entreat you to sustain this office in withholdincr the names. The duties of these assistant operatives expose them to numerous hardships and great aangers, and so far as may be consistent with the best public policy they should receive protection. Since my connection with the service four of this class have been murdered. (Extract from letter of Chief of Secret Service.) 46 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL List of persons employed in the pape~· 1'oom, Secreta1·y's Office, in the examination, counting, and delil!ery of papm·, and paid f1'0nt the appropriation "Distinctive paper fol' United States notes,"" act Mm·ch 3, 18t:ll. No. Name. Occupation. I Compensation. 1 J. N. Burket ...................... . ........... Superintendent . .............. $5 00 per diem. t 2 Thomas D. Did.:ne . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. Paper cutter... .. . .. . • .. . . .. . 3 00 per diem. t ~ Emily Henry .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . • . . . .. Expert counter . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. 2 25 per diem. t ! l~~Ji1]ttJ~--H--i·+::EH Ir!E<:>:::::::.E I !mHI~E-l 1~ Frances S. Backus... • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. Counter .. .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. 2 00 per diem. t 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 !daM. O'Donnell ................................... do ...... . . .. ............. 2 OOperdiem. t ~~ ~~t~s(?;~~i~~s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ·_:: ~ ·. ·.:::::::::::: ::: :::::: ~~ : : :: :: : ::: :::: ::::::::: ~ ~~ ~:~ ~l:~: ~ i! ~~?{~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: ::::J~ ::::·::: :::::::::: ~ !U~fti;! ~~ ~~r!h ~:~~e~~:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : 1 ::::::~~ : ::~::: ~ :: ::::::::::::: ~ ~~ ~:~~~~~~: f *The appropriation is reimbursed for one-third of the expenses from the appropriation "Expenses national currency," and one-third from the appropriation for ''paper, stamps, and dies." t When employed. List of persons employed in the gorermnent mill at Dalton, Mass., in Sltperintending, guard-ing, 1'eceil!ing, cottnting, and examining paper, and paid f1'0nt the approp~·iation "Distinct-it•e ]Japer for United States notes," act Mm·ch 3, 18tH. No. , Name. Occupation. 1 William H. Higdon . .. .. .. .. .. Superintendent ................. .. 2 William H. Tourtellot . . . . . . . . Captain of the watch .....•..•..... 3 Nat baniel Morris . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~egister ......................... . 4 LeviL.Aldrich ............... Watchman ..................... .. 5 John Schwartz ..................... do ......................... .. 6 ChesterB Scudder ................. do ......................... .. 7 Henry Zell ......................... do ......................... .. 8 Lewis Alexander . .. .. .. .. . .. . Laborer ....................... . . .. 9 Marie .J. Blaisdell ....•.. _ .... ·I Counter and examiJler ........... . ~~ C:vn tbia E. Brauford .......... 1 ...... do .................. _ ....... . !i i?ij]~~;~:h~: ·:~::~~:. I ::~.:]! ~-:· :: .. · i ·. ~. ::: · ·: · ·: · :: 16 Nettie Shaw .................. 1 ...... do .......................... . 17 A. E. Sommers ...................... do ......................... .. 18 EmilyF.Tyler ..................... do ......................... .. Compensation. $5 00 per diem. * 3 00 per diem. 3 00 per dif'm. t 720 00 per annum. 720 00 per annum. 720 00 per annum. 720 00 per ammm. 660 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 QO per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. 900 00 per annum. *And actual expenses. When employed. .A.PPROPRI.A.'l'ION BILL. 47 List of employe.~ in office of superintendent, paid f1'orn approprip,tions other than those spe-cifically provided for in 1·egular sala1·y approp1·iations. Name, and appropriation from which paid. Grade. . Compensation. Fuel, lights, and water. R. .A . .Andrews ..... : ..... Clerk ........... $6 per diem ...... . F. L . Sanforcl. ................ do .......... . Charles R. H.vde.......... . . do ......... .. ~-.1~ .. ~~~fil~C-~~~· ::::::::: ~ ::::~i~ ::::::::::: ~. :M:. Fassett ................. do .......... . S.D. Skeen ............... :Foreman of la-borers. Harry Lyons ·............. Clerk ......... . A. S. McElhone ............... do .......... . $5 per diem ...... . $4 per diem ...... . $4 per diem ...... . $1,400 per annum .. $1,200 perannum .. 1 $1,200 per annum .. $3 per diem ....... J $75 per month .... . .Authority. Appropriation fnel, lights, and water for public buildings. Do. · Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Foreman cabinet I $5 per diem ..•... ·I .Appropriation fumiture and repairs shop. of furniture for public buildings. Specialfmniture $5 per diem....... Do . inspector. • Draught;.;man . .. . $4 per diem . . . . . . . Do. Furniture, and ;·epairs of. :F. J. llessler ........... .. . T. A. Degges ........... .. l'ailip N. Dwyer ........ . J. :M:. Judge ............ .. Ulerk ..... . ..... $1,000 per annum.. Do. Contingent. Moses Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gardener . . . . . . . $100 per month .... C. C. Chew . .............. Fireman ........ $60 per month ... .. D . .A. Clark . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. Laborer......... $55 per month .... . Miss Sarah O'Neill .. ~ ........ !lo ........... $50 per month ... .. • J. A. Borlaml. ................ do .......... . $50 per month .... . J . E. Johnson ................ . flo .......... ·1 $50 per month ... .. Tiensar Makal. ........... .... llo ........... $50 per month .... . '1' . ,J. Brown .................. s E ............. do .... .. ~~ '\\~amlebe,y, William .A.. ........ do ..... . 3 PhPlps, Geor~e B ............. do ..... . 24 Condon, Ed. v'M .............. do ..... . 25 Simons, Edgar P .............. do .... .. 26 Tolman, Albert J ............. do ..... . 27 Olclberg, John G .............. do ..... . 28 Kenfield, Charles S .......... do ..... . 5g Gill, De~-\~ ................. do ..... . . Cox, Ben.1amm ............... do .... . 31 Bruff, J. GoldR1Jorough ....... do .... .. 32 Bogert, .A..lice V ...... ........ . do ..... . 33 J{h.·hardson, Francis M ....... do ... · 1 34 Adams, Annie P ... .......... p1·1· day .. 33 NPh;on, Emma G .............. do ..... . 36 Elder, .A..nna A ............. ... 110 .... .. 37 D.u!tgm1, Kate. J> •.•.•••..• per :umum. ·1 38 Vml, Herbert ............... . ppr day .. 39 J\!cJ,ean, Harry C ............. do .. : .. . 40 ~ut herlaud, John A .......... . 1111 .••... 41 LiLtle, John J .......... . ..... ,Jo ..... . Salary. $10 00 10 00 9 60 8 00 6 30 6 50 (j 00 6 00 () 00 6 00 6 00 5 50 5 50 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 4 50 4 50 4 50 4 50 4 50 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 3 50 3 50 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 900 00 8 00 (j 50 6 00 6 00 SUPERVISING ARCIDTECT. Grade or occupation. Paid from appropriation for- I Authority and remarks. Various public buildings ...... 1 U]l(lcr letters of Sccrelary of the Treasury, various datt>H. Do. Do. nu. Do. Do. Du. Do. Do. Do. Do Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Dll. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. ~ 00 ~ tr:l Q H l/1 ~ >-~ H ~ ~tr:l tr:l ~ tr:l 0 q ~ H -'Z t1 C-.( q t1 H 0 H >-~ ~ 0 « ~ ~ ~ 47 ~ 48 ~w ~ 00 ~ M ~ ~~ ~M ~M f' ~: ~ ~w 00 m ~ © ~ 00 00 m w @ w TI n n n n ~ n n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ M Conl,le, ·william H ............ do ..... . Clarke, \'1'". J.P . .............. . do ..... . Blackwell, J. E ................ do ..... . Pease, F. IV ................... do ..... . Smith, F. IV ................... do ... .. . llromwcll,'l'.C.S ............. do ..... . Weirich, Jesse H ............. do ..... . Garr~tson, PeterS ............ do ..... . Milliken, Frank ............... do ..... . Patterson, James G .. ......... do ..... . Fenton, Luci<•n J ............. . do ..... . Robinson, Herman l!' ......... do ..... . Patterson, John B ............ do ..... . Wood, Gcmj·o-e M .............. do ..... . D;tpray, St .. B ............... do ..... . Collin, Achille ................ do ..... . Bailly, Joseph A .............. do ..... . Buhler, William .............. do ..... . Hansen, C. II .................. do ..... . Moreau, F .................... do ..... . 1'homas, llenry . .............. do ..... . Vanden Bergben, A. L. R ..... do ..... . Searle, Ilenry ................. do ..... . I>helps, 'I'. W. S .............. .do ..... . Haight, Etlward R ............ do ..... . Ahern, :Margaret .......... per month .. Holmes, C. E. H .............. per day .. Dockery, John ................ do ..... . Von 'l'agen, Virginia ...... per month .. J olmson, llenry ... ....... per annum .. Cunningham, John ............ dp ...••. Santucci, G .................. per day .. Aiken, Sarah 0 ........... per annum .. Hazen, Mary C ................ do ..... . Crawford, Josephine E ........ do ..••.. Sanderson, llannah ........... do ..... . Bredin, Anne ................. do ..... . 1Vyman, Sarah E .......... per month .. Finley, Elanora ............... do ..... . llariling, Carrie ...••.......... do ..... . Kail, Mar.v E .................. do ..•••. Mixon, BurrilL ........... p~r annum .. .Fillmore, Harrison ........ per month .. 5 50 5 50 5 50 5 50 5 00 5 00 5 00 4 50 4 50 4 00 4 00 4 00 (j 50 5 50 5 50 6 00 5 50 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 4 00 5 00 4 00 75 00 4 00 3 75 100 00 1, 000 00 900 00 3 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 75 00 75 00 75 00 75 00 840 00 35 00 :-:.: ~~ ::::::::::: :·.:.::.:.:: I ·:·.:]~ .. :::.::::::::: .• ::::::I . ..... do ............................. do ...................... . . ..... do ....................... l •••••• do ...................... . . ..... do ..............••.•........... do ..... . ~::: ::~~: ::::::::::::::::::::: : 1 ::::::~~ .-:::::::::::::::::::::: . ..... do ....................... ....... do ..........••........... ...... do ............................. do .. Accountant .................. - ~- ..... do : ~~~~l::t~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ --. -.. ...... do ............................. do ...... do ........•................•••. do . ..... do ............................. do ...................... . . ..... do ............................. do . ...•. do ............................. do ......•................ ...... do ..........................••. do ...................... . Assisting photographer ............. do ......... . ...... do ............................. do ......... . ...... do ............................. do Mailing and shipping clerk ......... do Assistant mailing clerk .........••.. do Clerk ................••..•.......... do .. . ..... do ............................. do ...... do ..........................•.. do ..... . Molder ..•.....••................... do Copyist ..•......................... do .... . ..... do ............................. do ...... do ............................... do ........ . ...... do ..••••....................... do ...... do ......•••.•.................. do ...... do .........................•... do ...... do ............••••............. do ..••... . ..... do ..........................••. do ..... . ..... do ............................. do fab~:~rg~~:::: :::::: ~::::::::: :::::: ~~ Oo. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do . Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do . Do . Do. Do . Do . Do. Do. Do. Do . ~ 1-d 1-d ~ 0 1-d ~ H ~ ~ H 0 z t:d H t'1 ~ ~ c:.c Etnployes in the Tl'easury Department not specifically prooided for in appropriation laws-Continued . . No. Names. Von Bayer, Ilector _-- _- ____ ......... _. 21 Bibb, AlbertB ............ permonth .. 3 Kearney, Nicholas J .......... do ..... . 41 Cherry, PcterG . .............. do .... .. ~ Nt.Hth, William H ............. do .... .. u 1\flller, J ohu II ................ uo .... __ GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. Salary. $1,600 00 150 00 100 00 100 00 75 00 125 00 Grade or occupation. Paid from appropriation for- Authority and remarks. Civil engineer, draughtsman, &c. Life-Saving Service ..... -- ..... [ Act March 3, 1881, 21 Stat .. 438. Topo_,grapber, hydrographer, ...... do . ana draughtsman. Assisting superintendents of Establishing life-saving stu--construction of life-saving tions. stations and chief inspector. ...... do .......... ............. ...... do------------------------..... do . -- .... -- ........ --.--. __ .. __ do ..••••.. __ ............ . Assisting in preparation of __ .... do .......... __ . __ .... __ __ plans and specifications for · -life-saving and life-boat sta-tions and houses of refuge, in the supervision and con-struction of stations, and in preparing plans for and Ru-pervising the repairs and improvement of stations. Do. Act March 3, 1881, 21 Stat., 438; act June 18, 1878, 20 Stat., sec.1. Do. Do: Act June 18, 1878, 20 Stat., sec. 1, and letters of Sec-retary of Treasury. Tho duties. of Mr. von Bayer will have to be performed upon the coast a great portion of the time, bnt at present he is occupied in the oflice of the General Superintendent of Life-Saving s(~rvice, upon plans and specifications of work to be dono on the coast when the season will permit. The duties of Mr. Bibb are chicfi.v on the coast, although be is at present in the office of the General Superintendent, ureparing a report of his last season's field-work. If these gentlemen are continued in the service, they will, a portion of the time, be engaged on work in connection with the establishment of life-saving stations, in which case their compensation, of course, woulfl be payable from the appropriation, "Establishment of life-savin"' stations." The duties of Mr. Kearney: he is employed a portion of the time in the office of the superintendents of construction and the chief inspector at New York City, a portion of tlw time in inSJ)ecting boats, apparatns, outfits and supplies for stations, and is sometimes employed upon the eoast in supervising the construction of stations. Tbe duties of MPssrs. Cherry ancl Noah: they are employed almost exclusively in writing in the office of the superintendents of construction and the inspector. Mr. :Miller, a builder of great practical experience, is employed the larger portion of the time in work upon tb.e coast. ~ 0 ~ trJ Q ~ en ~ :> 1-3 ~ ~ trJ trJ ~ trJ 0 q 1-3 H ~ trJ :> z t:j <:...; q t:j H 0 ~ :> t"' COMMIS~IONER OF CUSTOM rn No. Names. Salary. Grade or occupation. I Paid from approprhLLion for-~ .Authority aml remarks. 1 j Townsend, E. I" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1, GOO 00 Clerk third class ..... _........ Expenses collecting revenue • • • 1 from customs. Section 2G4(i ReYised Statutes. · 2 Lew1s, \Vllham... .. . . . .... .. . . . . ...... 1, 400 00 Clerk second class .................. do ..........•.. ________ .. Do. Section 264G ReYised Statutes, and letters of Sec-retary of Treasury. *3 Rattigan, James-------·--------------- ~ 1,200 00 Clerk first class ..................... do---------------·-------*Temporary for two months from January 12,1882. LIGHT-ITOUSE BOARD. Pelz, Paul J ____ ........ --.per month .. •> I Tlleilkuhl, Ferdinand. __ . ___ .. do. __ ._. Jose, Jacob ...... --.------ .... tlo ..... . Wa!!:ncr,John \V .............. do ..... . llausman, Max .............. . do ..... _ (j Ea~:~ton, Edward D ........ per annum .. 7 Rieman, Mrs. Ilarrict J.. . . . . do ..... . 8 Burgharrmtt?ns for the_ ~Igbt-ilow;e EstalJlit>h-900 00 ...... do----------------------· ...... do--------·---------·---- l mont_01:from appropnatwns for special works. 000 00 . _._ .. do ........ ___ . _. ___ . ____ .. _____ do ___ . __________________ . ( J'!" o rhstmet sep~n·atwn acconliug to appropria-!lOO 00 ...... do-----------···--------- ...... do 1 twnscautL.l'rcforel>cmade. !lOO 00 ...... do---------·····--·------ ...... do::::::~::~::::··------- The :_tntho_rity for the payment is in caeh case !lOO oo I·._._. do .. _ ... __________ .. ____ . _____ .do • _. _. ___ ___ · · · · • · • · - r1 denvod irom the Seeretnry of the Treasury, the 900 00 ...... do----------------------- ...... rlo ........ : ••. :.::::::::: en!ploymcnt ~oin~ "nc~Pssary to carr.Y into 900 00 ...... do-------------·--------- •••. do------------------- -- ~ ~ eftec~.!:lomeob.JCl'tforwlnch_an a1~1n·opriatiou is ~~ ~ ~f.~~~f"<··:)i:::::<: ::U)~ :.: : ___ )U-~ 1-0 ~ 0 ~ ~ H ~ ~ ........ 0 ~ t:d H ~ ~ CJl ~ Employes. in tlte T1·easu1·y Depm·tment not specifically p1·ovided jo1· in appropriation laws-Continued. No. Names. 1 I Anderson, .John P .................... . Rowland, .John A .................... . Leesnitzer, George W ................ . *4 Beach, Edmund .L ••..••... per month .. 5 M1.umy, jr., Spencer ................. . i· 6 Morgan, George H :t7 Hester, Henry G ..................... . ()8 Midgley,J. W ....................... .. 119 Maxwell, Sidney D .......•............ 1f10 Randolph, Charles ................... . BUREAU OF STATISTICS. Salary. Grade or occupation. Paid from appropriation for-$1, 200 00 I Clerk first class .... , .......... [ Collecting information relative for internal and foreii!D com-merce. (Act March 3, 1881, and prior years.) 1,200 00 ...... do ............................. do .................... .. 1, 200 00 ...•.. do ..........................•.. do ...................... . 100 00 Clerk ............................... do ...................... . 840 00 Messenger .......................... do ... -................ _ ... . 400 00 Expert .............................. do ...................... . 400 00 ...... do ............................. do ...................... . 350 00 ...... do ............................. do ..................... .. 400 00 ...... do ............................. do ...................... . 400 00 ...... do ............................. do *Mr. Beach appointed temporarily for two months from .January 16, 1882. Authority and remarks. Letter Secretary Treasury, December 1, 1877. Letter Secretary Treasury, February 1, 1880. Letter Secretary Treasury, .J ul.Y 1, 1o81. Letter Secretary Treasury, .January 10,1882. Letter Secretary Treasury, August 13, 1880. Letter Secretary Treasury, .July 14, 1881. Letter Secretary Treasury, .July 15, 1881. Letter Secretary Treasury, .July 15,1881. Letter Secretary Treasury, .July 23, 188l. Letter Secretary Treasury, July 23,1881. tMr. Morgan is Secretary of the Board of Trade of Saint Louis, Mo., and is engaged to furniAh information in regard to commercial, industrial, and transportation interests of Saint Louis. tMr. Hester is secretary of the Cotton Exchange of New Orleans, and is engaged to furnish information in regard to the production and transportation of cotton, and the commercial, industrial, aLd transportation interests of New Orleans and the State of Louisiana. §Mr. Midgley is railroad commis3ioner, and is engaged to furnish information in regard to the transportation interests of the Western and Northwestern States, and of the country generally. II Mr. Maxwell is the superintendent of the Chamber of Commerce of Cincinnati, and is engaged to furnish information in regard to the commercial, industrial, and trans-portation interests of Cincinnati. · 1f Mr. Randolph is secretary of the Board of Trade of Chicago, and is engaged to fttmish information in regaru to the transportation interests of Chicago aml the trade ot the Northwest. Ql t-.::) t-1 trj 0 H l/2 t'-1 ~ ~ H ~ _fj trj ~ trj Q q ....; H ~ _fj >-§ C-.j q tj H Q H >-~ No. Names. Hinsdale, S. R .............•. per day .. 2 Hunter, S. G .................... do ... . 3 Moore, H . .A .............. per annum .. 4 Camsi, 'I' .................... per day .. 5 Crouk, S.D ..................... do ... . 6 Cummings, .J. C ...•............ do ... . 7 Finke, Oscar .................... do . .. . J g ii~li~R: ?f::::::::::::::::::::: ~~:::. 10 Edwards, .Jos ............. per month .. I 11 mo~s. o. p ................... per day. -I 12 Sprmger, R. M ................. . do ... . 13 Hewitt, Thomas .••....••.•.... . do ... . 14 Glandel, H ...................... do ... . 15 Chadwick, M. H ................ llo .•.. 16 Clarke, William ................ do .... 1 Salar,y. $4 00 2 30 1, GOO 00 4 00 4 00 3 00 2 50 3 00 4 00 50 00 4 00 4 tiO 2 00 3 00 4 00 4 00 SPECIAL .AGENTS' DIVISION. Grade or occupation. Paid from appropriation 1or- Authority and remarks. Employe ...................... Prevention and detection of .Act Mar. 3, '7!J, and letter of Secretary Feb.l, '81. frauds on customs reYenue. I .••• =.do ............................. do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Act Mar. 3, '7!J, and letter of Secretary Mar. 1, '80. ...... do .. ...... ..................... do ....................... .Aut Mar. 3, '7!J, and letter of Secretary NO\'. 6, '7!J. ...... do ... .......................... do .................•..... , .Act Mar. 3, '7!J, an.l!O, 'RO. ..•... do ............................. do . . . . .. . . . . . ... . .. . . . . .. Act Mar. 3, '7!J, amlletter of Secretar5• May 4, '81. .••••. do ..•.•................... ___ .. do ......... ..•.......... . Act Mar. 3, '79, and letter of Secretary .Jan. 6, '82. NOTE.-'l'he above are employed at the following-namecl places: J\fessrs. Hinsdale and llunter in sprdal agents' division, Treasury Dep:1rtnwnt, '\Yashington; Messrs· Moore, Cansi, Crouk, Cummings, ancl Finke at CILst.om-bonsl', Now York City; Mr. Hanigan at custom-house, New York, for a limitetl period; Messrs. Pratt and Eclwar!ls at custom-bouse, New Orleans, La.; Mr. Bloss at Montreal, Canada; Mr. Springer at Boston, Mass.; Messrs. Hewitt anu Clarke at London, England, tho IaUer until April 30, 1882; Mr. Glandel at New York custom-bom!C; Mr. Chadwick at Philadelphia custom-house. DIRECTOR OF 'l'IIE MINT. No. N="· Salary. 1- _c:-·ado or oooupation. I Pal "'d "'d ::0 0 1-d ::0 H > ~ H 0 z t;d H ~ ~ 01 C,).:) LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL List of persons employed in the Internal Revenue BurtJau, paid from the appropriation for dies, paper, and stamps. Name. Occupation~ 1 Lewis, Charles F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Superintendent stamp vault ................. . 2 vValters, lV. S. S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bookkeeper .................................. . 3 Marshall, F. Lewis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . Chief packer and shipping clerk .........•.... 4 Summy, Orlando D ...•....•........... Assistant packer and shipping clerk .•..••.••. 5 Hayden, Francis W . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . Clerk ...................•..•....•............. 6 Bartlett, Miss Hattie .•.•...•....... :. . Copyist .........••.....•..•.............••.•.. 7 Bennett, Miss A. R .......................... clo ...................................... . 8 Braclforcl, Miss Carrie ....................... do .........................••............ 1~ ~~~r:.tif:~s~lc ~ ~:: :::::::::::::::: . ?.1~~~~-: ::::::::: ~::::: ::::::::::::::::::::: ~: 11 Farqubar,MissM.E .................. Counter ................•...................... }: i:;!r.~:l?~b}~~~::: ~ ~:::::::: :: : ~:1;;~~~:::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i~ §I!~r,t~i~~:r!~ies~!~~~: ~::::::::::::: 81!.~t~~:: ::: :·: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: n ~:li~;~).:r~!sc~~~b?~ :::::::::::::::: . ?.~~~~~r~::: :: ~ ::::: ::::::~:::::~:::::: :::::::: ~~ r~~1f.~M¥sr~~1~i~~:::: : : ::: : : : : : : : : : -~~::~~~-:::::::::: :::::: :::::: ::::::: :: : : :::::: ~~ ~:~~r~~s:'s~~~~; E:::::::::::::::::: . ?.1~~:d~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 24 Quint, Miss Clara G ........••••....... Counter ........•.........•••.........•..••.... 25 Skelton, Mrs. L. E .....•..................•.. do .......•............••.••.............. ~~ ~~~:~~!~sJci~:tF ::::::::::::::::::: ~~~n;t~~~~~-e-~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~::: :: 28 Stanford, Miss H. R ......•...•.....••. Clerk .................•..•••.................. ~~ ~~~~~:£e~r~!N~:: ::::::::::::::::::: . ?.~~~~~~: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 31 Templeton, Mrs. E . . • . • • . . . . . . • • • • . . . . Counter ...••....................•••••......... 32 White, Mrs. Kate .A . . • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • • . . • . • • do ...............•....................... 33 Alexander, George W . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . Assistant messenger ......................... . 34 Davis, Louis ................................. do ............•.....................••... 35 Elam, George W ............•............••. do ............•.......•...........•...... 36 Holley, David L ............................. clo .....•...•..•.......................•.. 37 Johnson, Henry L ..•.••..........•..•....... do .......•.•.••...•.•...................• 38 Keyes,Daniel ............................... do .•...........•......•.................. 39 King, Edwin .••..............•...••.•....... do ...............................•....... 40 Lucas,AlbertH ..............•..••.......... do ................••.•.................•. 41 Scott, Romine P ..................•••........ do ...................................... . 42 Hantz, Willie R .........••............ Laborer ..•......•..•.•.•..•.••••..••.•........ 43 Throckmorton, Ernest U .................... do ..................................•.... 44 Walton, Moses .............................. do ...................................... . 45 Lowth, William .A ..••••••••.••••.••••. Superintendent of stamp agents .•••.......... Salary. $2,000 00 1, 800 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 000 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 720 00 . 720 00 'i20 00 720 00 720 00 720 00 720 00 720 00 720 00 660 00 660 00 660 00 2, 100 00 The foregoing persons are employed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, under the direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, m connection with the procuring and issuing of internal-revenue stamps required by law, their custody, &c., and are paid from the specific appropriation for dies, paper, and stamps by the legislative, executive, and judicial act approved March 2,1881. List of perso1ts employed in the Intm·nal Revenue B1wean paid front the appropriation for detecting and bringing to trial and punishment persons gttilty of violating thtJ internal-1"evemie laws. Name. Occupation. Salary. ~ ~~d~:k ~~~~--i:::::::::::::::~:::: .?.1~~·~1~-:~::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $1, ~~~ ~~ 3 Hanna, Mrs. Margaret ...........••.•....... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900 00 4 Heumeyer, Miss Ida F ...................... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900 00 5 Colbert, Robert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant messenger.......................... 720 00 The foregoing persons are employed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, ancl are engaged in preparing transcripts of the books of dealers in leaf tobacco to aid in preventing and detecting frauds in the manufacture of tobacco and cigars. They are also employed in keeping records of seizures of illicit distilleries, and the suppression of frauds in general. APPROPRIATION BILL. 55 United States Marine Hospital Sen·ice. Name. Designation. Salary. Pel' annum. Hamilton, John B .. Supervising Sur- $4,000 geon-Geneml. Bailhache, P. H . . . . Surgeon . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 000 Vansant, John ......... do . . .... . .. .. .. .. 2, 500 Hutton,W.H.H ....... do ............. .. Miller, T. W ........... do ............. .. i':i~W'.~~l~~~-::: ::::~~ ::::::::::::::: Murray,R.D .......... do ............. .. Fessenden, C. S. D ...... do ............. .. Purviance, George ..... do .............. . Sawtelle, H. W ......... do ............. .. Austin, H. W .......... do ............. .. Gassaway, J. M . .. . . • . do ............. .. Smith, Henry .......... do .............. .. Stoner, G. W....... Passed asslstantsur-geon. Fisher, J. C ............ do ............. .. Godfrey, John ......... do ............. .. Goldsborough, C. B ..... do .............. . Irwin. Fairfax . . . . . Assistant surgeon .. , Mead,F. W ............ do ............. .. Cooke, H. P ............ do ............. .. Carter, H.R ........... do ............. .. Heatl1, \V. H .........•. do .............. . O 'Connor, F. J ......... do ......... -- .. .. Portcr,F.D ............ do .............. . Guiteras, John ......... do .............. . Wheeler,W.A ......... do ............. .. Benson, J. A ........... do .....•......... Banks, C. E ..........•. do .............. . Carmichael, D. A ....... do ............. .. :t:U~f~~~·:·.~_::: :::~~~ ::::::::::·:::: Peckham,C.T ......... do ............. .. Ames,R.P.M ......... do ............... 1 Devan,S.C ......... do ............. .. Urquhart, F. M ........ do ............. .. Kalloch, P. C ........... do .............. . Allen, J. M.... . . . . Acting assistant sur-geon. :Banks, W. A ........... do .............. . :Bates, H. G ............ do .............. . Beebe, B. F ............ do .............. . Bibber,R.D ........... do ......... ~-----!~:~s~J]~:::::: ::::~~ :::::::::::::::1 ~i~~~:,(;jL :d~ ~::~~-~:::J Edwards, L. B ......... do .............. . Fisher, A. W ........... do ............. .. Foster. J.P. C ......... do .............. . Gelzer, T. L ............ do .............. . Griffiths, W.M ........ do .............. . Hamilton,.A.lex ........ do ............. .. Hamlin, A. C ........... do ............. .. Harding, G. A. ···· j----do .............. . ii~~~~~ii~·:E.--w:::: ::: :~~: :::::::::::::: Hunter,S.B ....... do ............. . Kercheval,J.M: --- ~ ----do ...•........... Mereness, H. E .. .. .. .. do ............. .. Mills,H.R ............. do .............. . Mitchell, J.D .......... do ............. .. Ottilie, Charles . . . . . ... do .............. . ~~~::¥:¥.:.:::::: ::::~i~ :::::::::::::::1 Sears,S.H .. . .......... do .............. . Robbins,S.D .......... do .............. , Small, Elmer ........... do ............. .. Smart, W.N ....... l .... do ............. .. Stanton, J. G .......... do ............. .. 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 1, 800 1, 800 1, 800 1, 800 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 1, 600 soc 480 360 600 300 600 180 180 840 800 180 500 500 300 240 150 1, 000 300 600 150 200 300 300 150 100 150 360 360 600 500 600 150 180 150 200 Where stationed or employed. \Yashington, D. C ..... Fund and authority. Marine Hospital ; act Mar. 3, 1875, 18 Stat., p. 377. National Health. Board of (Detailed by act Mar. 3,1879, 20Stat.,p.484.) Sec. 4803 R. S.; sec. 3689 R. s., p. 726. Sec. 4803 R. S.; sec. 3689 San Francisco, Cal .... Dl'troit, Mich .......•. Chicago, Til ........•.. Cincinnati, Ohio ..... . Louisville, Ky ....... . Memphis, Tenn ...... . New York,N. Y ..... . Boston, Mass ........ . Saint Louis, Mo ..... .. New Orleans, La .... .. P biladelp hia, Pa ..... . Norfolk, Va . ........ .. Portland, Me ......... . Washington, D.C ...•. Mobile, Ala ......... .. Baltimore, Mel ....... . Wilmington, N.C .... . Port Townsend, Wash. Galveston, Tex ...... . Cairo, Ill .......•...... Buftalo, N. Y .......... Detroit, :Mich ...•..... Chicago, Ill . ......... . Key West, Fla ....... . Charleston, S. C ....•. Saint Louis, Mo ..... .. Portland, Ore.(! .••..... Pittsburgh, Pa ....... New Orleans, La .••••• Boston, Mass .......•. New York, N.Y .... .. EYansville, Ind ...... . San Frau cisco, Cal ... . NewYork,N. Y .... .. ...... do .. (temporary). Mil waukee, \Vis ..... . Rocklaud, Me ........ . New Berue, N.C ..... . Cincinnati, Ohio ...•.. Bath, Me ............ . Pensacola. Fla ....... . Dubuque, Iowa ....... 1 Pl.n~10uth, Mass ....•. Baltimore, Md ........ 1 Cleveland, Obi«? ...... . Pascagoula, Miss .... . Oswego, N. Y ......... I RiC'lm10nrl, Va ....... . Toledo, Ohio ........ .. New Haven, Conn ... . Escanaba, Mich ...... . Louisville, Ky ... . .. . Corpus Christi, Tex .. Bangor, :Me .......... . SaultSte. Marie, Mich. Indianola, Tex ....... . Ellsworth, Me ....... . Machias, Me ........ . X ashville, Tenn ..... .. Albany, N.Y.,. ..... .. Port Huron, Mich .... . Jacksonville, ]'la .... . LltCrosse, \Vis ........ 1 Chicago, Ill ........ . '.rnckerton, N. J ...... . Vicksbur~l Miss .... .. Newport,~- I ........ . Belfast, Me.··-------- ~ Graml Haven, Mich .. New Lonuon, Conn ... R. S., p. 726. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do.-Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Da. 56 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL .. United States Ma1·tne Hospital Service-Continued. Name. Designation. Salary. Where stationed or employed. Fund and authority. Starbuck, Theodore Acting assistant sur- p. a. $300 geon. F ernandina, Fla . . . . . . Marine Hospital ; sec. 4803, R. S.; sec. 3689, R. s., p. 726. Stewart, W. D ........ . do ...........•.•. Stone,G.H ........... . do .............. . Strickland, D. H ....... do .............. . Taft, H. S ......... . ... do .............. . Taylor, Joseph ........ do .............. . ~~~1n~:u~~i::H~: ::::~~ ::::::::::::::: Wentworth, M.F ...... do .............. . Wheaton, C. A., jr .... . do .............. . Wood, J. E ............ do .......... .. .. . A chen bach, John.. Hospital steward .. . ~~~~~~l~t.J·.~_:::: ::::~~ ::::::::::::::: Finlay. D.C . ......... . do ........... . . .. ~~~~; ¥eB?.:::::: ::::~~ :::::::::::::: : Hecox, B. F ........... do .............. . Jay, G. W ............. do .............. . Maxfield,T.R ......... do ............. . McAfee, J. J ......... . do .......... . .. .. Otto, Josepb,jr ........ do ............. .. Richardson, S. W . . . • . do .............. . Roehrig, Albert ....... . do .......... . .. .. Morris, Horace ........ do .............. . Stoner, J.B ........... . do .. .' .......... .. Villiers, Francisco ..... do . ...... . ...... . Wallroth, A. H ........ do _ ............. . Bradbury, Frank . . Engineer ...... _ ... . Johnson, J. J . . . . . . Hospital attendant .. Mahan, E.E ........... do .............. . Stanwood, F. C ......... do .............. . Cashman, Mary ........ do .............. . Johnson, Andrew ...... do .............. . Moulton, A.B ......... do .............. . Moulton, G. W ......•.. do .............. . Smyth, James ......... do .............. . Heinze, F. M. S . . . . Messenger ......... . Newitt, D.C ........... do .............. . Fee, William ....... Engineer .......... . Jones, C. A . . . . . . . . Assistant engineer .. M cCormick, W. P.. Hospital attendant .. Olberg, Bertha ......... do . ............. . Quinn, Mary ........... do .............. . Faber, Charles ......... do .............. . Faber, Sarah ........... do .............. . ~~~~fig~~:x~~i~::: :~~: :::::: ::~~~~ :: O'Shea, Thomas_ ....... do _ ............. . d 'Ronin, Otto .......•.. do .............. . Newell, William ...... do .............. . Cody, Henry ........... do .............. . Dobbs, Lewis .......... do _ ............. _ Ball, C.J .............. do .............. . Reese, Joseph ... . . Messenger . ........ . Schmidt, Henry . . . Hospital attendant .. McGuire, Michael ..... do .............. . August, Charles ... . ... do .............. . Ducrot, Peter., ....... do .............. . McDowell, William .... do ............. .. Shaw, Nora ............ do .............. . Willis, Louise ......... clo .............. _ McDowell, Lizzie ...... do .............. _ Garvin, Thomas ....... do .............. . Ewart, Gustave ....... do ............. .. Thomas, Maria ......... do .............. . Willmore, G. A ........ do .............. _ Maier, Mathias . . . . Messenger ......... . Cottrell, William . . Hospital attendant _ Fisher, Charles .... · .... do .............. . ii~~:,rc·.~~::::::: ~:::~~ ::::::::::::::: Clark, Allen ........... do .............. . Cowan, Willis .... . .... do .............. . Kelly,Ann ............ do ........... : .. . Robinson, Robert .. _ ... do .............. . Burbage, T. P...... Messenger ........ .. Kluender, William ..•.. do_ ............. . p. a. 1, 000 Vineyard Haven, Mass 1, 200 Savannah, Ga ....... .. 250 Erie, Pa ............. . 300 Marquette, Mich ..... . 720 Shreveport, La ...... . 250 New Bedford, Mass .. . 300 Chattanooga, Tenn .. . 300 Portsmouth, N.H .... . 180 Saint Paul, Minn ..... . 150 Elizabeth City, N. C .. 600 Saint Louis, Mo ...... . 420 Vineyard Haven, Mass 480 Wilmington, N. C ... . p.m. 60 New York, N.Y ...... \ 900 Washington, D.C .... . 600 Baltimore, Mel ....... . 600 San Francisco, Cal ... . p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m, p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 600 Boston, Mass ........ . 420 Detroit, Mich ........ . 420 Mobile, Ala ......... .. 420 KeyWest,Fla ....... . 500 Portland, Me ........ _ 600 Norfolk, Va .......... . 600 Louisville, Ky ....... . 600 Philadelphia, Pa ... _. _ 720 Chicago, ill .......... . 480 N ew York, N.Y .... .. 50 Boston, Mass ........ _ 30 .•.•.. do------········· 25 .•.... do .............. . 25 .••... do .... ,. ... -------22 ...... do .............. . 20 ...... flo .............. . 20 ...... do .............. . 20 ...... do ............. .. 20 ..... do .............. .. 25 Buffalo, N. Y ........ .. 25 Cairo, Ill. ........... .. 60 Chicago, Ill_ .••.•..... 30 ...... do ........... . .. . :W ...... do . ............. . 20 ...... do-----------···· 20 ...... do .............. . 20 ...... do ....... --------20 ...... do ............... . ~~ 1 ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::: 20 ...... do .............. . 20 ...... do .............. . 20 ...... do ............. .. 20 ....•. do .............. . 20 ...... do ..... ----·· .•.. 20 Cincinnati, Ohio ..... . 20 Detroit, Mich ..... _ .. . 20 .•••• do-- ............ . 20 ...... do .............. . 18 ...... do .............. . 18 .••. . do .............. . 16 ..... do ............. .. 15 .•••. do ...........•... 13 ...... do ............. .. 20 Key West, Fla. c ..... , 20 ...... do .............. . 16 ...... do .............. . 12 ...... do .... -----------8 La Crosse, Wis ... _-__ .. 20 Louisville, Ky . ...... _ 20 ...... do .............. . 20 ...••. do .............. . 20 ...... do .............. . 15 ...... do .............. . 15 ...... do ............. .. 15 ...... do .............. . 15 . ..... do .............. . 25 Memphis, Tenn ...... . 12 Milwaukee, Wis .... .. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do~ APPROPRIATION BILL. 57 Unitefl States Jladne Hospital Service-Continued. X ames. Designation. Salary. Where stationed or employed. Fund aml authority. Gifford, Paul....... Hospital attendant . p.m. $25 Mobile, .Ala ...•....... Lock,J".J .............. do .............. . ~~i~~~- 'ii~b~~-t: ~ ~ ~: : : ~ ~ :·~i~ : ~ : ~:::: ~::: ~ ~ : Sands, James .......... do .............. . McAfee,Bridget ....... do--·····--------Gifford, ::\follie ......... do .............. . Jackso11. Edward .. Messenger & driver. Patt('rson, Allanson Engineer . . . . . ..... .Asblund, Charles.. Hospital attendant . Storm, Martin . ... ..... do---------------Collins,H. C - ------ .. do--------------Thomas,E.W ......... do-------------- -Mclntyrt>,Peter ....... do----······-----Otti well, R. .A.. . . . . . . • do .............. . Raftery, Patrick ....... do---- -----------~~~b~tG~li-~ :::~: I ::::~~::~:::~~:~:::~:· Ferguson, George .. 1 .... do ....... -- .. ---. I'owers, Bridget .... ... do .............. . \\7 auen,C.N .......... do---------------Olsen, .Ah-xander .. 1. __ do ............... . Gorman,Jolm ......... do---------------Watson,Henr_y- ........ do-----------·-·· BlPnquiAt, Victor ...... do---------------Ranis, Gilbert .... 1 .... do ..... ___ ...... . Crew of steam am- I bnlance John M. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.ru. p.m . p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p. Dl. p.m. p.m. p.m. 25 ...... do .............. . 20 . __ ... do .... __ ....... . 16 ...... do ............. .. 16 ...... do .............. . 15 ...... do ..•............ 10 ...... do ....... ....... . 35 N f'W Orlf'ans, La .... .. 50 New York, N.Y .... .. 25 ...... do . ............. . 25 ...... do ............. .. 25 ...... do---------------25 ...... do .............. . 25 ...... do .. --·---------. 25 ...... do ............. . . 25 . __ ... do ..... __ ...... .. 25 ...... do ......... ..... . 25 ...... do ..... ......... . 25 ...... do .............. . 20 ...... do.-----------~--20 ...... do ............. .. 20 ...... do ............. .. 18 ...... do.-------------· lfi ...... do .............. . 15 . __ ... do .............. . 15 ...... do ............. . Marine Hospital; sec. 4803, R. S.; sec. 3689. R. S., p. 726. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do, Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Lau~hlin,Jos .. Masterandpilot .... p.a.1,500 ...... do............... Do. Woodworth: * I Sbenmrne,F .. Boatswam ......... . p.m. 3-'i ...... do-·--------·---- Do. Oberg, .A tel . .. . Fireman . .. .. .. .. .. . p.m. 35 ...... do . . .. .. .. .. .. • . . Do. Spratley, "\Vm ...... do .. ............ . p.m. 35 ...... do............... Do . .Anderson, Chas Seaman ....... ____ .. p.m. 20 ...... do .. . . .. .. . . . .. . . Do. Tiedeman, .Aug .... do . .. .. .. . .. . . . . . p. m. 20 ...... do ....... __ .... . . Do, Kemp, Franklin ... Messenger& driver p.m. 30 Norfolk, Va........... Do. Blair,J.F ......... Messenger .......... p.m. 15 Pittsburgh, Pa ------- Do. Mollison, .Alexander Hospital attendant . p. ru. 25 Portland, Me . . . . . . . . . Do. Larse11,Peter .......... do-·--------·---- p.m. 25 ...... do--------------- Do. Dawso11, B. A .......... do . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . p.m. 25 ...... do .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Do. Xorhen~.Charles ...... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Olsen,John ............ do--------------- p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Henning, W.R ......... do ............ . p.m. 25 Saint Louis, Mo....... Do. Peetz, Henry ........... do--------------- p.m. 25 ...... do............... Do. Weinbagen,L ......... do ............. p.m. 20 ...... do------------·· Do. Gooch, William ........ do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. · Green,James .......... do--------------- p.m. 20 ..... do............... Do Scntg-g,.,B.I ........... do--------------- p.n1. 20 ..... do--------------- Do. Thompson, George ..... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Thaql, William ....... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... rlo --------------- Do. Conolly, Mar·y ......... do . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . p.m. 18 ...... do .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . Do. Connol l.v,Kate ....... do ............... p.m. 15 ...... Jo ............... Do. Kuhn,Julia ------- .... do .............. p.m. 15 ...... do............... Do. Chnrchill,Ellen ........ do-------------- p.m. 15 ...... do............... Do. B~rnet, Richard . . . Engii~eer ... .... .. . ·1 p.m. 40 San Francisco, Cal . . . . Do. Dwkenson,S.B .... Hosp1talattendant. p.m. 35 ...... do............... Do. ~~~:i~,I~~~::::::: ::::~i~ ::::::::~:::::: ~::: ~~ ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::: ~~: Holdt>n, \V.B .......... do--------------- p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Smith, William ........ do . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. p.m. 20 ...... do . ____ .......... Do. Peterson,.A.E ......... do--------------- p.m. 20 ...... do----·---------- Do. Pf'terson, William ..... (lo .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. p.m. 20 ...... do . . .. . . .. . .. . .. Do. Bungard, Thomas ...... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Wilson . .Anclrew ....... do .............. . p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Johansst-n,Martin ..... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Scbaipper,D ........... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do ............. .. ' Do. Keatin~. M. J ......... . do ............... p. ru. 20 ...... do .............. Do. Birdsong-, Hanison. Messenger.......... p.m. 3 Shreveport, La........ Do. :Foster. M. L.. . . . . . Hospital attendant . p. m. 20 Vineyard Haven, Mass Do. Smallf'~·.::-iamuel. ...... do ............... p.m. 20 ...... do............... Do. Carr, EllPn ........... do . , . . . . . . . . . . . • . p. m. 15 ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Do. 1l1i~d~-~E'"e;:l.:::: ::::a~::::::::::::::: ~::.- ~g -~~i~~~~~~~:-~:~::::: ~~: Copl'land, John . .. ..... do ............... p.m. 15 ...... do............... Do . .Ashe, Scipio ........... do .............. p.m. 15 ...... do............... Do. Douglass, .Mary ........ do ............... p.m. 15 ...... do............... Do. * This Yessel plies in New York Harbor and as a ferry from the hospital on BedloB's Island to the· l3attery. l58 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL United States Ma1·ine Hospital Service-Continued. Fund. Designation. Salary. Where stationed or employed. Fund and authorit;-. Lee, Alexander . . . . Hospital attendant.. p. m. $15 Wilmington, N. C ..... Marine Hospital; sec. 4803, R. S.; sec. 3689, R. s., p. 726. Maclean, .John ..... Clerk ............ --- p. a. 1, 800 Collison, G. W ......... do .............. - p. a. 1, 600 Gustin, G . .A. .. .. • .. .. .. do .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. p. a. 1, 600 Parks,W.S ............ do ............ · ... p.a.1,600 Rowland,.J.C .......... do ............... p.a. 1,600 Worcester, W. P... .. do .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . p. a. 1, 600 Griffin, Mrs. E. H ...... do .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . p. a. 1, 200 Culver, Mrs. M. F . . Copyist. . . . . . . . . . . . . p. a. 900 .r enkins, Mrs . .,M. E ..... do ...... __ ....... p. a. 900 Mathews, Mrs . .J. S .... do . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . p. a. 900 Scott, Mrs . .A.. L ........ do . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. p. a. 900 :Simon, Alexander ...... do .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. p. a. 900 Waldo, Mrs. M. B ...... do .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. p. a. 900 Williams, Theo . . . . Messenger.......... p.m. 50 Lewis, .John .. . .. .. Lauorer............. p.m. 40 Ellis, Henry . .. .. .. . ... do .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . p. m. 30 Washington, D.C .... . ...... do .............. . .. . . .. do .............. . ... · ... do .............. . ...... do ............. .. .. . .. do ............. .. ...... do ............ __ . ...... do .............. . ...... do .............. . .. .. .. do ............. .. .. .. .. do .............. . ...... do .............. . ...... do .............. . ...... do ............. .. ...... do .............. . .. .. .. do .............. . RECAPITULATION. Do . Do. Do . Do. Do . Do . Do. Do. Do . Do . Do . Do. Do . Do . Do . Do . ~~sC:f~~f~i~!;.~~~Qf ~~~~~tai~t:~~~~~~-~~ :::~: :~~:: ::~ ~ ~ ~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:: ::::::: ~: ~~~~~~e:::~:e~~s~i::~l~~t;v~~d~~o;t'h: ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ ~::: ~::::::::: Clerks, copyists, and labox:ers ................................................................... . TotaL ................................................................................... .. Lil'lt of detailed clm·ks, T1·easu1·y Depa1·tment. Name. Salary. Grade t~~~-ccupa- Detailed from office. Detailed to office. 83 17 118 6 16 240 1 Anderson, Arthur B. $1,000 00 Clerk ........... Third Auditor's .. Secretary's, Warrant Di-vision. 2 Cairns, William..... 660 00 Laborer ............ do ........... .. 3 Lovell, Henry C .... 1, 200 00 .... do . . . . . . . . . . . Second Auditor's. 4 Richardson, .John .A.. p. d. 5 00 Clerk . .. . .. . .. .. Sec. 2646, R. S ..... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Walcott, C. W ...... Brown, Robert .A. .•• Ewing, .John W .... Maich, .J. M ......... .Jordan Geo . .A. •••••• Meloy, Miss M. E ... Robinson, Mrs . .V. E. 900 00 720 00 720 00 1, 800 00 1, 800 00 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 .... do ........... Register's ........ Watchman ..... Superintendent's . Asst. messenger. Bureau of Statis-tics. Clerk, fourth Secretary's ....... class. .... do ........... .... do ............. Clerk ........... Commissioner of Custom<>. .... do ........... Secretary's ....... 1 Doremus, Wm. D . .. 1, 000 00 Skilled laborer. • Sixth Auditor's .. . 2 Dyson, .A.. W........ 840 00 Messenger...... Secretary's ...... . 3 Henderson, Riuhard. 720 00 Asst. messenger. Secretary's, Sta-tionery Division. 4 Kline, .J obn M...... 1, 000 00 5 .Allen, Stephen...... 660 00 6 Baker, ,V. R . . . . . . . . 1, 000 00 7 Davis, 'William..... 660 00 8 Dolan, .John L .... .. 660 00 9 M<~Elbone, A. S ..•.. p.m. 75 00 Clerk........... Secretary's ..... .. Laborer ......•...... do ........... .. Clerk ............... do ............ . Laborer----·--· .... do ........... .. ... do ............... do ............ . Clerk .. . .. .. .. .. I<'nl'l, light, • and watPr. 10 Power,.J.D ......... 1,800 00 Clerk, fourth Secretary's ....... class. J 1 Walker, Albert . . • . . 1, 400. 00 Clerk, second Third Auditor's .. class. Secretary's, Customs Di-vision. Do. Secretary's, Internal Rev-enue and Navigation Division. Secretary's, Loan and Cur-rency Division. Secretary's, library. Secretary's, Revenue Marine Division. Special Agents' Division. Division Captured and Abandoned Property. Do. Do. Superintendent's. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do . Do. Do. Do. Do. APPROPRIATION BILL. 59 List of detaile(l clerks, Treasury Department-Continued. No. Kame. bon. fico. Salary. I Gratle ?r occupa- · Detail<',d from of- Dctailetl to office. Superintentlent. Superintendent of Life Saving Ser~ice. 1 'Villard, Mrs. S. w· .. 2 Utley, l\11-s. F. L .... 1 Grant, Mrs. M. A .. . 2 Hall, W.P ......... . 3 Foster, Miss Annie . 4 Scott, Miss M. V . ... .5 Scidmore, Mrs. E. C. Crawley, Mrs. Caro-line. 2 , Wilkins, Miss F. F .. Marine Hospital Service. Bureau of Engra~ing and Printing. First Comptroller's. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. 900 00 Copyist......... Register's Lapse.. First Auditor's. llOO 00 Clerk .. .. .. . .. .. Secretary's .. .. .. . Do. 660 00 Laborer ........ 720 00 I Asst. messenger 660 00 Laborer ...... .. 660 00 .... do ......... .. 900 00 Clerk .......... . Engr:av~ng and l~nntmg Lapse. Superintendent ... Engraving and Printing Lapse. Secretary's Lapse. Fourth Auditor's Lapse. Second Auditor's. Do. Do. Do. Do. 660 00 Laborer . . . . . . .. Engraving and Third Auditor's. Printing Lapse. 900 00 Clerk........... Treasurer's Lapse Do. Brosnah11n,Cornelius 720 00 2 Caven, Miss E . . . . . . 900 00 3 I Dow, Chal'les H . . . . 1, 900 00 Asst. messenger First Auditor's . . . Fifth Auditor's. ClPrk........... Secretary's Lapse. Do. Clerk, fourth Secretary's . . . . . . . Do. class. 4 Hill, Mrs. Anna..... 900 00 .5 Martin, Isaac N. . . . . 1, 800 00 Copyist......... Register's ...•.•.. Clerk, fourth Secretary's ...... . class. Do . Do. 6 WC'st,Geo.N ....... 1,800 00 .... do ...••......... do............. Do. 1 I Bottsford, Mrs. A. A 11 660 00 I Laborer . . . . • • . . Secretary's ...... _I Sixth Auditor's. 2 Byrne, Mrs. Clara... 900 00 Clerk........... Secretary's Lapse. Do. 3 Ilamilton, Mrs. H. T 900 00 .... do . . . . . . . . . . . Internal Revenue. Do. 4 lleatb, Miss A. B . . . 900 00 .... do . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary's Lapse. Do. 5 Kirk, Rollin H ...... , 1, 200 00 Clerk, first class. Commissioner of I Do. Customs. ~ T,azf'nby, Mrs. R.... 900 00 Clerk........... Secretary's Lapse Do, 7 Martin, Miss C. E... 900 00 .... do ............... do............. Do I I 1 Bassett, George W.. 1, 600 00 1 Clerk, third class Secretary's . . . . . . . Register's. 2 McCauley,W. C.... 660 00 Laborer ............ do............. Do. 3 McCauley,l\1issM.E. 660 00 .... do . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary's Lapse. Do. 4 Pritchard, Mrs. A . .J. 660 00 .... do .. .. . .. . . . . First Comptroller's Do. Lapse. 1 5 Trumbull, Miss Ella 900 00 Clerk........... Secretary's .. .. .. . Do. Gilmoro, M". LL 060 00 Labo"" ••.••... Seo,etacr'a Lapae. l Bu,.au of Stat;.tka. 60 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL TREASURY DEP .ARTMENT, March 14, 1882. SrR: I haye to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 21st ultimo, asking to be furnished, for the use of the chairman of the Com-mittee on Appropriations, with a statement which shall set forth in numb~r, names, class or occupation, salary and wages or pay, informa-tion showing what officers, clerks, or other employes are now in service· in this department who are not specifically provided and appropriated for; but are paid from appropriations made by the government which are not specifically made in the regular appropriation laws, or other laws in terms for such purpose, and, if any such, information as to what fund they are respectively paid from, and the. amount paid each per year, month, or day, and the authority for such employment; also a statement showing what clerks are detailed under the provisions of section 166, Revised Statutes, to which bureaus they were appointed and to what detailed. In reply, I have to state that I transmit herewith statements setting forth in detail the information above requested, so far as relates to the · employes paid from the following named appropriations: For pay of custodians and janitors of public buildings; for fuel, lights, and water; for repairs and preservation; for furniture and re-pairs of furniture; for additional inspectors of customs; for cattle com-missioners; and for salaries and expenses of steamboat inspectors, and clerks to local boards, not specifically provided for. By reason of the vast business interests, extending over the entire country, requiring constant changes in the numbers, station, length of service, and rates of compensation of the employes in the customs, in-ternal-revenue, and light-house services, it is almost impossible in the limited time to furnish a statement covering these branches of the de-partment; but if the honorable committee desire such information it will be furnished as soon as practicable. Very respectfully, W. F. FRENCH, Acting Secretary. Mr. ROBERT J. S'l'EVENS, Clerk to Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives. En~ployes of the Treasw·y Depat·trnent not specijicallv p1·ovided for in the. app1'0p1·iation laws Name. 1 Bartlett, John D .... $4 00 2 Chase, William H .. . 3 Frazier, John W ... . 4 Fox, George H ..... . 5 Hawkins, Cyril .... . 6 O'Beirne, JamesR . . . 7 Straker, ,Pavid A .. . 8 Swords, Harry L .. .. 9 Vale, L. W _ ....... .. 10 Lamphere, George N 11 Hempstead, D. B .... 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 12 Snelling, Walter C . . 4 00 13 Hurst, Sam P .. . .. .. 3 00 Occupation. I Paid from appropria- Authority and remarks. 'tion for-I Aclditionalinspec- Collecting the revenue Sec. 2605, Rev. Stat.s.l >. tor of customs. from customs. -rll .... do ................... do .. . . . . .. . . .. .. . Sec. 2606, Rev. Stats. ~ Ji :~~~~~~~::~~~ ::::Ji ~ :::~; :~: :~ ~:~~a:;j::t:: ] .... do ................... do............... Do. rn .... do ................... do............... Do. I~ ... do ................... do ............. Sec.2605,Rev.Stats. ~ .... do ................... do(forsixmonths) l Do. Q;> .... do ............. Collectingtherevenue I~ from customs. -.... clo .. : . ............... clo .... :.. .. .. . . . .. Sec. 2605, Rev. Stats. 'g .... do ................... do ................ Sec.2606,Rev.Stats.J ~ APPROPRIATION BILL. 61 Employes of the 1'reasnry Department not specifically p1·ovide.d for, 9·c.-Coutinned. Name. Occupation. Paid ffio~ Ffr~opria- Authority and remarks. --I ------------1---------------l----------------l-------------------14 Maddox, Samuel F .. $4 00 Additionalinspec- Collectingtherevenue tor of customs. from customs. 15 Crossland, Allen D .. 4 00 .••. do ................... do ............. .. 16 Gleaves, Richard H. 4 00 .... do ................... do .............. . 17 Szabad,Emeric .... . 4 00 .... do ................... do ............. .. 18 Spaulding,B.J ...... 4 00 .... do ................... do ............. .. 19 Alexander, \V. V ... 4 00 .... do ................... do .............. . 20 Dodge, James A .... 4 00 .... do ................... do ............. .. 21 Howell, W. T . ...... 4 00 .... do ................... do .............. . 22 Hertzog,O.G ....... 4 00 .... do ................... do ............. .. 23 Eaton,HenryL . . ... 4 00 .... do ................... do .............. . 24 Hawkes, Heury F .. 3 00 .... do .. .. .. ... . .. .. .... do ............. .. 25 Silva. V.M.C ....... 4 00 .... do ................... do ............. .. ~~ ~~l~to'n~-~~.:::: 1 ! ~~ ·:: · ~~ ::::::::.:::·: ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::: I Law,James . ... . .... lO 00*1 Cattle commis- Inspectionofneatcat-1 sioner. tle shipped to for-eign ports. Sanders, James H ... 10 00* .... do ................... do ............. .. Thayer, E. F ........ 10 00* .... do ................... do .............. . "When employed. Sec. 2606, Rev. Stats. ) ~ -~ Do. Q) Do. 8 Do. ~ Do. d S'}I"' Rov. Stat•. r] JL~ Rov. Stata J ~ Sec. 2605, Rev. Stats. ~ Sundry civil expenses for 1882. Do. Do. Employes paicl from the appro1wiation for the pay of custodians and janitors of publ·ic buildings uuder the contt·ol of the Tt·ectsnrg Department. No. Name and occupation. Salary. Per· annum. William F. :M:oCloon, janitor................... $500 00 William F. Path·rson, janitor.................. 500 00 3 Charles H. \Vonling,janitor ...... .... .. . .... .. 400 00 4 Frank R. Perkins, janitor...................... 360 00 5 Robert :F. Parker, janitor...................... 360 00 (i Lorenzo D. C:trvcr, janit.or................. .. . . 600 00 7 Orison Call, janitor ..................... :.. . . .. 360 00 8 Eben Albee, janitor . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . 350 00 !l ThomaR McClem·.r, janitor....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 700 00 10 Henry Doaue, janitor.......................... 700 00 11 John \V.Palmer,janitor....................... 240 00 12 CharlesE.Enwrson,janitor.................... 360 00 n Ed win H. Leslie, janitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 540 00 14 Joseph F. Moore, assistant janitor............. 450 00 ]5 1 Oliver Lftmora,janitor ........................ . 16 EdwardS. McClLu~, j~nitor ................... . 17 George F. Savage,,]ftmtor .......... · .......... . J8 .Tamcs N. ClRrk,janitor ....................... . 1!l .r. II. Parker, janitor ......................... .. 20 .Tnmes Cummings, janitor ..................... . 21 ArthurA.Shaw,janitor ..................... . 22 Williftm R. Badger, janitor ............... - .... . 23 Henry W. Boutwf'll,,i:tnitor .................. . 24- Gcorge S. Wood, janitor ...................... . 25 Thomas .r. Hiuekle:y, janitor .................. . 26 Edwa.nl MeQuiun, janitor .. _ ................ -27 Charles M. St.u bbs, janitor ............... - .... . 28 John D. Parsons, janitor ...................... . 29 Thomas Wiseman, janitor .................... . 30 Samucl 0c1f'll, janitor ........................ .. ~~ ~~~-i~('8~ii~J,j~~;i~~~-: ::::::::::::::::::::::: 33 William H. Mann, janitor .................... .. 34 Gcorgc S. Lovclaml, janitor ................... . 35 .A ntlwn.v .T eromP, janitor ..................... . 3G Gcorgc R. Parrnalee, ja,nitor ................... . 37 E{lward \Yitt,jauitor .. .................. .. 38 George Hillif'r, snperintcmlent of bui1uing .. . 39 Louisa, Cb Pstcr, cl<>anf'r...... . . . . ............ . 40 HPm'y '.1'. Boyle, janitor ....................... . 41 Edwin C. Newcomb,Janitor ................... . 42 1 'l'horna~ G. Seeley, ,janitor .............. ..... .. . 600 00 540 00 360 00 1, 000 00 600 00 700 00 1, 400 00 800 00 600 00 600 00 350 00 500 00 600 00 540 00 GOO 00 540 00 900 00 600 00 240 00 500 00 600 00 500 00 600 00 2, 000 00 360 00 600 00 600 00 600 00 Building. Place. Custom-house ................... Ba,th, Me ................. . ...... do ......................... Bangor, .Me ......... -·-· .. .. .. do .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . Belfast, Me .............. . ...... do .............. . .......... Castine, Me ............••. . . . . . . do ......................... Eastport, Me ............. . Custom-house aibd post-office .... Rockland, :M:e. Custom-bouse ................... Ellsworth, Me .......... .. . . . . . . do ............... :. . . . . . . . . Machias, Me ............. . . . . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Portland, Me ............. . ..... . do ............................... do .................. . :::: :: ~~ : :::: :: :::::::: :: :::::::. ~ ~~~~s~~~':~'- ~~-: :::::: .. .. . . do . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . Portsmouth, N.H ........ . ...... do ............................... do .................. . ...... do .............. : ... ······- ~ B,urling:ton, Vt ........... . Court-bouse..................... Rutland, Vt .............. . ...... do ......................... \Vindsor, Vt ............ .. Custom-bouse ...... - ..... -...... Boston, Mass ........ - .... . ...... do .............................. do .................. . ~~~f~~fl0~~s~~ ~ ~:: :::::: ::::::: :: : I .:::::~~ ::: ~:: ~:::: :: :::::: . p~~t-~~~~:~~1~~ ~~~-:t~-~~B:t~~~~:: ::1::::: :~~ :::::: ~:: :::::::::: Custom-bonse ................... Barnstable, Mass ........ . .. . . . . do . . .. . .. .. . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . Gloucester, ltfaRs ........ .. . . . . . . do ...................... -.. New Bedford, Mass ..... .. ...... do ......................... Newburyport, Mass ...... . .. .. .. do .. .. .. .. . .. .. . . . . . . .. .. .. Fall River, Mass ......... . .. .. .. do . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . Salem, Mass ............. . .. .. .. do . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Providence, R. I. ........ .. : __ ::!~ • :--~·-•-•••• ::::•:::::•• ~ g{f~~~w~~· ::::::: -~~~-lHE:/HH/JT~TiiT .... Ll Authority a,nd remarks. Letter of Secretary of T.reasury, Sept.10, 1877. Do . Letter of Secret-ary of Treasury, July 31, 1871 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept. 30, 1873 . Lett·er of Secretary of Treasury, Mar. 23, 1878 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Mar. 24, 1880. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Ma.v 14, 1878. Letter of Secretary of T1·easury, Mar. 29, 1873 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept. 10, 1877 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Dec. 8, 1877 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Apr. 23,1881. Letter of Secretar.)7 of Trettsury, June 25, 1881, Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept.10, 1877 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Mn,r. ·15, 1880 . (Apr.1 to Oct. 31 each year.) Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Oct. 29, 1877 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, June 1R, 1880. Letter of Secretary of Trcasury, .Tune 15, 1877 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Apr. 17, u;8o. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, An g. 20, 1878 . Letter of Seeretary of Treasury, Sept. 10, 1877. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Nov. 18, 1879. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, July 11, 1881. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, .Tan. 30, 1880. Lettlw t•f Secretary of Treasury, Oct. 24, 188]. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Apr. 25, 1876. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, .Tnly 19, 1875 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept, IJ, 1877 . Do . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Feb. 24, 1881 . (May 1 to Oct. 31, each year.) Letter of Secretary of 'l'rf'asur·y, Sept, 11,1877 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Dec. 5, 1879 . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Mar. 21,1877. Letter of Secretary of Treasur.r, .Tune 29, 1R71. Lettf'r of Secrotar.r of Tn'a,sury, Sept. 11, 1877. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, July 10, 1871. Letter of Recretary of Treasury, .Tune 28,1871. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Dec. 27, 18RO. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Scpt.10, 1877. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Mar. 27, 1881. Letter of Secretary of Treasnry, Aug. 2, 1876. Letter of Recretary of Treasury, .Tune 3, 1881. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Aug. 2, 1876, 0) ~ t"i . tr.j !:7.2 H (/2 t"i ~ 1-3 H 1 t:rJ 0 c::1 1-3 ,._, wart,janitor ................... . H .Jamt•s l\I1· .\ t'!'l', :tssistaut !'ustodian .......... . 45, ElH•Jt H. 8:t.lll)l80l.t, n_ssistant cu:otO!lian .. -- .. ·- ·1 4U ,James I>l•)lott,,Jamtor ....................... . 47 ,Jmm:s Dul,l·,jauitor ····-·---··--·-··-·-·----· 4:-; ~t:oses Mnultl'illl<'l', janitor .. _____ . _____ . __ ... . 4H \Villi::un.J. Cummisk,\,janitot· ............. . ;,u "\dol}1hns Cavillier, janitor. __ ......... ---- .. -. :i1 ,Jam<'s Cmltl,Y, janitor . _ ........ - ... --.-------. G:! Ed\\ in D. Pnltt, janitor ...... . 53 AndrPw \\r. 1\fclntirP, jnnitor ............ ____ . 5·1 .Johu IV. String;ham,janitor ....... ------------f·5 JanH•s.l\fnrphy,janitor .................... .. ~(j Smmt<'l Coole~·. janitor ....................... . ~7 Roht·rt Hamilton, janitor. _______ ------. ____ _ ~~ !\~.~:11~.{'Ji~1~~l~: ~~~!U~~: _:::::::::::::::::::::: GO Christian Karst, janitor ............. _ .. --.---. G1 Charl<'s .A. ~oudN·, janitor ........ _ ........... . li:! .J mwph N. Croak, assistant janitor ........... . ti:.l Gl'org;e IV. Pastor, janitor. ______ ... _ ....•.. __ . (i~ Ge01·ge T. Bunell, janitor .........•.•. __ ... _ ~~ Ro_h<;rt M. ~tlg;er, a~ sis~ ant janitor._ ........ _ .. IVIlham Grmnage, .Jam tor._._. _________ ... __ G7 Ed win T. Dancker, ast-~istant custodian _ .. ___ . ~~ ,J~~n~s \V. ~auk,_.jm~itor. __ . ___ . __ .. _. __ . __ . __ ' 1\ Illunnl\1tller, .lam tor .................. _ .. _ .. ~~ .A. A. ;t:ortloc~, .i_s, janitor ...................... .. 88 .Jeremiah Pl'nt, janitor ............... _ ....... .. ti9 Evigan E1hvards,janitor .. ~ ................... . !JO Raut!all Coleman, janitor· ...... _ ............ _ .. Dl Charles 1'. Blautl,jauitor .................... .. GOO 00 1 ...... do ................ __ ............. do _ 3, :wo 00 Court-house and post-office ........... do ................. .. 1, 200 oo ...... llo ............................... do ................. .. 720 00 ..... do _ ........................ _ ..... do ................. .. 720 00 ...... do ................... _ . . . . . . ..... do .................. . GOO 00 ... __ . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .... do - ....... - - . - ...... . 500 00 I Custom-house .................. 1 Ogdensburg,N.Y ......••. 450 00 .. _ .... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oswego, N. Y ............ . 480 00 ...... do .. .. .. .. .. . .... . .. .. . .. .. Plattsburg, N.Y ........ .. 720 00 : ...... do .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Suspension Brill go, N. Y .. 700 00 GOO 00 720 00 tiOO 00 600 00 GOO 00 840 00 720 00 840 00 720 00 700 00 500 00 GOO 00 500 00 1, ~00 00 720 00 500 00 no oo GOO 00 600 00 7(\0 00 GOO 00 700 00 ..... tlo ......................... Newark,N . .J ............ . . ?.~~~~-~i~~~~~~- ~~~~ ~-~~~-~~~~~-::::: ~~~:;;~iu·.r: -~:::::::::: Custom-house . .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . Pittsburgh, Pa. ...... do ............................... do .................. . -..... do. . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. Erie, Pa ................. .. ...... do ......................... Philadelphia, Pa ........ .. ...... do __ ............................. do .................. . Public stores ......................... do .................. . ...... do ............................... do .................. . Court-houst\ and post-office ........... do .................. . ...... do _ ............ --.. . . .. .. • . . ..... do ................. .. ...... do ....................••••....... do ........ --········· Custom-house .................. \Vilmington, Del. ........ . ...... do ......................... Baltimore,Md .......... .. ...... do.----·- ........................ do ...•............... ...... tlo ......................... Alex 'Z t:J ~ c::: t:J H 0 H ~ t"i 1341 Richard Bus b. jani~or: ....................... . 135 .Anthony Dt'Heus, .1amtor . __ . _ ............... . 136 Cbm·lN; D. Blakeslee, janitor ................ . 137 I'atrick Bmke, janitor .. ................. ... __ ~ 138 Bp.njamin .Rupert, ja_ni0r ... ..... - ............ -• 139 M.whael McMahon, Jam tor _. _ _ _ ...... _. __ .. __ ~ 140 .Al~e~1 Flow~r~, as~ist~nt janitor_ .... _._ .. __ .. _ Ctl 141 Wllham Pb1lhps, p.mt01· __ . __ .. __ ...... __ .... _ "0 142 William McCandn•, janitor ..•......... _ .. __ . __ • 143 Barney Norris, janito> .. ................. -·-··· 1--" 144 Daniel Walsh, janitor __ ........ _ ............ . ~ 145 Dennis Lync~, j~nitor ....... __ ........ __ ..... _ r 146 Owen Jone~:~,Jamtor ............ . 147 Hyacinth Duffy, janitor- ................ -- .. . 148 Henry S Tucker, janitor ..................... . 149 Charles D . .A.d~m~, janitor. _ ........... _ ..... __ 150 D. K. Osburn, .1amtor ............ _.... . .. __ .. . 500 00 . -.... llo ............................... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. Letter of Secretary of Tre.asury, .Apr.l2, 1879. 600 00 Court-bom1e and post-ofiice. .. . . . (lrand Rapids, Mich ...... Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Feb. 3, 1880. I (May 1 to Septem.ber 30, each year). 730 00 ...... do .... __ .. _ ... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do _ ....... _ ......... - Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept. 13, 1879. 500 00 ...... do __ ...... _ .... _ .... - ... _.. Des. Moines, Iowa ___ . _... Letter of SPcretary of Treasury, .Aug. 2, 1876. GOO 00 I Custom-house._ ...... -- ....... -- Dubuque, Iowa_ ......... j Letter of Secretary of Treasury, May 19,1880. 900 00 . ... _ do _.. ..... _. _............. Portland, Oreg ____ .. __ ... _ Letter of Secretary of Treasury, St>pt. 22, 1880. fY10 00 . -.:. do ........... __ . - ........ - . do . ___ . ___ ...... --.. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, .Aug. 14,1880. 600 00 Court-house and post-office...... Springfield, Ill .. _ ..... __ .. Letter of Secretary of Treasury, .Apr.12, 1879. 500 00 Custom-house .... _ ..... - ....... _ Cairo, 111 . ______ .. _ ... _.. J,etter of Secretary •>f Treasur.v, Sept. 11, 1879. 3GO 00 _ .. _ . _do _ ............... _ . . . . . .. . Galena, 1 U .. _ .. __ . . . . . . . • . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Mar. 18, 1881. 840 00 .. - ... tlo _ ................. _ . . . . . . San ]francisco, Cal. __ ._... Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept. 11, 1877. 1, 200 00 .Appraisers' stores ...... - . - . . . . . ..... do _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, July 10, 1880. 900 00 ...... do ........................... .... do_ ..... :........... Do. 720 00 ...... do ................ _ .............. do _ ...... _... . . . . .. . . Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Oct. 13, 1880. 900 00 Sub-Treasury ......................... do ___ ................ Letter of Secretary of 1.'reasury, Jan. 3,1882. 480 00 ...... do .......... .............. ...... do .................. LetterofSecretaryofTreasury,Nov.1,1881. GOO 00 Unit.ecl States marshal's office .. Santa Fe, N.Mex ......... Letter of Secretary of Treasury, Sept. 2, 1881. ~ "0 "0 ~ 0 "0 ~ ~ ~ 1-3 1---1 0 z td 1---1 t:-1 r ~ C1 Employes of the Steamboat Inspection Sen:ice lJaidft"orn app1"op1·iation fm· "salaries and expenses of steamboat inspectors." No. Name. 1 Craft, Andrew .................... .. 2 Wilmart, George W ................ . 3 Martin, Levi ....................... ·. 4 Cauldwell, Alexander .............. . 5 Buckalew, 0. H .................... . 6 Craig, William .................... . 7 Linker, Andrew B ... · ............. .. 8 Sheffer, William .......... . ........ . 9 Stephenson, A ................. 00 .. . 10 Scott, Frank A ... oo .. . ............ .. 11 Bat-chelor, A.. S ........ . ............ . 12 l{ldgway, Charles M .............. .. 13 Applegate, William . . ....... . ..... . 14 Cramp, Pet.er . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ~ - ... . 15 Valentine, Le-.i D ...... . 16 Butler, James T ................... . 17 Cragis, Thomas R . ................. . 18 Smitlt, John H .................... . 19 Magill, Ed ward F ................. .. 20 Copeland, George A ............. .. 21 Applegate, L. V ................ 00 .. . 22 Wilson, Thomas C ................ .. 23 Fitzgerald, Charles R ........... . .. . 24 Otta, Frank ....................... .. 25 McCready, Joseph R ............... . 26 Brady,M1ssS.M ........ . 27 Raynolds, William F.,jr ... oo .. . .. .. 28 Ferguson, James L ................ . 29 Slwphard, Frank A ................ . 30 I Williams, Calvin G ... . ............ . 31 Smith, Alexander R ................ . 32 Jones, George W ................. .. 33 Martin, Thomas ...... . Salary. $2, 000 00 2, 000 00 2, 000 00 2, 000 00 2, 000 00 2, 000 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 60(1 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 0{1-1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 900 00 840 00 Occupation. Station. Authority and remarks. Assistant inspector of hulls . ............ New York City.................... Letter of Secretary, March 16, 1875. . ..... do ............................ 00 ......... do ............................. Letter of Secretary, October 1, 1879. ...... do .................. . .................... do ............................. Letter of Secretary, August4, 1879. Assistant inspector of boilers ................. do . . .. ... .. .. .... .. .... .. ... . .. Letter of Secretary, June 17, 1875. ...... do ....................................... do ............................. Letter of Secretary, August29, 1873. . ..... do ..................................... . . do ........................ 00 ... Letter of Secretary, Augnst4, 1879. 00 .... Jo ............................... 00 Philadelphia, Pa ....... 00 00......... Letter of Secretary, March 31, 1871. ...... do_ ............ 00.................. Baltimore, Mel...................... Letter of Secretary, :February 18, 1881. . ..... do ................................ Saint Louis, Mo ........... : .... . ... Letter of Secretary, June 7, 1877. . ..... do . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Saint Paul, Minn ............. 00.... Letter of Secretary, Aprill, 1881. ...... do .......... 00.................... Pittsburgh, Pa .......... 00 .... 00 .. 00 Letter of Secretary, May 7, 1872. .. .... do .... 00............... .. .. .. .. . . . . Cincinnati, Ohio . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Letter of Secreta.ry, January 24, 1880. . ..... do ............................ 00... New Orleans, La.................... Letter of Secretary, December 3, 1872. Assistant inspector of hulls. . . . . . . . . . . . . Philadelphia, Pa.................... Letter of Secretary, September 18,1878. ...... do .... 00........... ...... ...... ... Baltimore, Md ....... 000000 "' ...... Letter of Secretary, November 7,1874. ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Orleans, La ................... - ~ Letter of Secretary, Septem be1. · 1, 1871. Clerk .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. San Francisco, Cal. ............... 00 Letter of Secretar:v, March 3, 1876. ...... do . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . N e:w York _City .................... , Letter of Secretary, November 13, 1881. ...... do .......................... 00 ..... Philadelphia, Pa .................... Letter of Secret-ary, March 30, 1871. ..... do .. 00 ......... 00 ................. Boston, Mass .................. . .... J_,etter of Secretary, December 3, 1877. Assistant inspector of hulls............. Cincinnati, Ohio .................... Letter of Secretary, Januar.v 24, 1880. Assistant inspector of boilers ........... Wheeling, W.Va .................. . Letter of Secretary, November 5,1870. Clerk .................................. Bu:ft'alo, N. Y ....................... ·Letter of Secretary, April 22, 1872. ...... do ........... . .................... New Orleans, La .................... Letter of Secretary, July 29. 1874. ...... do . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . .. Washington, D. C .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Letter of Secretary, March 8, 1882. ...... do ............................... : . ..... . do....... . ..................... Do. ...... do ................................... · ... do ............................. Letter of Secretar,y, March 14,1882. ...... do ................... 0000 ..... 00 ... Portland, Oreg ...................... Letter of Secretary, January 4, 1882. ...... do ................. 00 ...... . .. 00 ... Albany, N.Y ....................... Letter of Secretary, September23,1872. ...... do ............................. ----1 New London\ Conn . ................ Letter of Secretary, September18,1880. ...... do ......................... . .. oo ... New York C1ty ..................... Letter of Secretary, November26,1880. ...... do ························ · ········ J Norfo~k, Va ......................... Letter of Secretary, Apr~l1, 1881. Messenger .............................. Washmgton, D.C .................. Letter of Secretary, Apnl1, 1876. ~ 0':> ~ ~ Q ~ 00. ~ ~ ~ ~ .J~ iY!YYY :.::J~ <:~.<> ~~: McLltughlin, Henry E ......... do ........................ , p. d. 1 75 ...... do ... .... .............. ... . do ............ ... [ Secretary of the Treasury, October 1,1878. Cotter, Geral!l . . . . . . . . . . . Elevator conductor ........ . _... p. d. 1 75 ... _ .. do ......................... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary of the Treaslll'y, ,J ul:, 23, 1878. Ward, John D ........... ..... do ..............••.....••.. p. d. 1 75 ...••. do ......................... do............. Secretary of the Treasury, July :l:J, 1877. Bowen, Thomas IT ............. do .....................••.. p. d. 1 75 ...... do ......................... do.............. Secretary of the Treasury, October 22, 188L €olcman, M. It......... Watchman ..................... p.m. 50 00 ...... do ......................... do.............. Secrrtary of the Treasllly, Febnuu.y H, 1878. Dyer, P. G ................... do ......................... p.m. 50 00 ...... do ............ •.......... do.............. Do. Flynn,Jobn -·----·· ··'- ..... do ..........•...........•. p.m. 50 00 ...... do ......................... do ............... SecretaryoftheTrdaRury,June28,1881. Hudson, ·william J ............ do ......................... p.m. 50 00 ...... do .................... .... do............... Secretary of the Treasury, January 22,1878. Lim;cott, Josiah..... ... . .... do ......................... p.m. 50 00 ...... do ...................... .. do ... ........... . Do. Williams, Thomas...... Laborer ......................... p. d. 1 50 1 ...... do ...................... .. do ............... Secretary of the Treasury, October 22,1881. Buckmyer, Isaac ............. do ..............•......... p. d. 1 50 ...... do.................. . ..... do.............. Secretary of the Treasury, July 23,1877. Prendergast, Thomas . . . . ..... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. 1 50 ...... do . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do ...... _ ..... _.. Secretary of tho Treal:mry, August 20, 1881. Stone, George H . . . . . . . . . . .. do . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. 1 50 ..••.. do . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . _... do .... _.... . .. . . . Secretary of the Trea;,ury, August 3, 1881. Donahue, Catherine ...... Scrubber ........................ p. d. 75 ...... do .................... .... ~ ~ 0 z td ~ t:-t ~ 0':> -.::( Employes paid from the appropriation for fuel, lights, and water, ~c.-Continued. Name. Occupation. Salary. Building. Place. .Authority and remarks. Cass, Henry C . . ...... . Assistant engineer ..... . p.d. Chicago, Ill .......... -I Secretary of the Treasury, March 2, 1832. Custom-house and post-office. Bannister, David M ... ......... do ..............••••..••••• p. d. ~00 300 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 . ..... do ....•.................... do ... .... .. ..... . Secretary of the Treasury, October 16, 1880. Secretary of the Treasur.v, November 19,1880. Secretary of the Treasury, .January 3, 1881. ~:~.~~1:!~~:1~::::::: _ ~i;;~ir::::: :-::::::::::::::::: ~: ~J ...... do ...... · ................... do ............. .. ... . .. do ......................... do ... ...... do ........................ do ............. .. Do. Crawford, Michael ............. do ......................... p. d. . ..... do ......................... do ............. .. Secretary of the Treasury, November 19,1880. Secretary of the Treasury, SeptAm ber 25, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, October 21, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, November 4,1881. Secretary of the Treasury, October 16, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, December 12,1$81. Secretary of the Treasury, November 30, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, September 25, 1880 . Secretar.v of the Treasury, .Ta{luary 3, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, .January 18, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, February 10, 1882. Degnan, .John ............. , .... do .............. ...... ..... p.d. . ..... do .......... . .............. do .............. . ~;~~z.r;~:rrn:~~::::::::~ ·. ·:::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::: :::::~ ~- ~: ~ilfo~~~J-~~~·s:::: :::::: ::::: :~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~: ~: ...... do ......................... do ...... do ................ ... ...... do ............. .. ...... do ......................... do ............. .. ...... do ............. : .......... do .... ....... ... . · Mineter, Stephen .............. do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. . ..... do ......................... do .... .......... . ~~~J~d~iJ-~:~~A::::: ·:::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::. ~:~: ...•.. do ............ ... ......... do .............. . ...... do ......................... do .•............. Weaver, Charles H . . . . . . . .... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. Mattern, Henry .T........ Fireman, winter force, October p. d. . .... do ......................... do .............. . . ..... do ...........•............. do .............. . 15, 1881, to May 15, 1882. Hilliard, Noble .......... Fireman, winter, for-Jo-3 H -1 ~ t:j >< t_.j 0 ~ Jo-3 H -1 t%j >-z ti ~ c:::'l ti H 0 H > t:"l \\'illetts,JobE ...........•.. do·············-----------· p.d. 150 fjg1~;i;i~ ~ ~ J~ ·:. :~~~::::~~:::::::: g ! ~ Triggie, James .......... .. ..... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. 1 50 15 chanvomen (without nomination) at 75 cents per day . each) ..... . Barag-wanath, H......... Chief engineer ....... ___ ........ p. d. 5 00 HargraYe,Jamcs ......... Assistant engineer . ............ p. d. 3 50 Htne, William . . . . . . . . . . ... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. 3 50 Hart ford, H. H . . .. .. .. . . Gas inspector .. . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . .. p. a. 720 00 Ih-a-'"tl '"tl ~ 0 '"tl ~ ,....., >-~ "'"' 0 z t:d H t'i r 0';) ~ Employes paidf1·om the apJWOp1·iation for fuel, lights, and· Wltiel', g·c.-Continuecl. . Name. I OooupaLiou. s,J,ry. ' Building. . 1-- Place. . Kaiser, Jacob ........... ·I Cleaner ......................... p. d. $2 00 Conrt-house and post-office New York, N.Y .... .. r~€4~ff,~;~~::::· .::d~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::: n i ~~ ::A~ .:::::.::::: : :.: J~ . . .:: ~Jl¥f~ft~9.."L +II ~/Y:L-~ ~~ /. H I!! ... ..]~ O..H:::::_:::· +Ji ~:.:L~ E Monis, Charles H .............. do . . . .. . .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. . p. d. 2 00 ...... do ......................... do .... _ ......... . ~~;~cii,lj~~i'-~-~~~:~~~~: :~::::~g ::::::~~~~~:::::::~~::::: ~:~: ~ ~~ ::::::~i~ :::::::::::~::::~~~ ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::: Polland, William ............... do ......................... p. d. 2 00 ...... do ......................... do ............. .. i~~ft~~!~:::::::::::: -~:~~~~~e~~~i~~i~;~~~~:::::~~:: ~J ~ ~~ ::::::~~ :::::~·::.::~:::::::: ::::::1~ ::::::::::::::: Finnen, Richard . .. .. .. .. .. .... do .. . . .. . . .. . . ... . . .. .. .. . .. p. d. 2 00 ...... do .. . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . .. . ..... do .............. . ~~!ie~'JITNa~:::::::: :: ::::: :~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~: ~: ~ ~~ :::: ::~~: :::::::::::::::::: ::::: :~~::::::::: :::::: Golden, George ................ do ......................... p. d. 2 00 ...... do_ ...................... rlo ............. .. Norris, S. R .............. Ass't engineer until Apr.15, 1882 p.m. 70 00 United State~'! subtreasury ...... do .............. . i~ti~[\))\\;• [CJ{i!·•••••[·:·~--···:···)··)·· : ~)~• ~ !!! •. ::; ~~ ••• ::):iii~))::;;•J •::: ii ·)·)····•)•!))• Collier, Andrew J ........ Chief engineer . ................. p. a.1, 000 00 UnitedStatescustom-lJonse New Orleans, J,:t .... .. i~~~g~~:.kse~: ::::::::: ~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~::: ::::::::::: ~: ~: ~~~ ~~ :::: ::~i~::: :::::::::::::::: :::: ::~i~:::: :::: ::·.:::: Elmore, Oscar...... . . . . . . . ..... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. a. 480 00 ...... do ......................... rlo .............. . ~~f1j,~~As.~.::::::::: ::::::~g :::::::::::::::::::~::::: 1 ~::: !~~ ~~ :~~:~:~~ ::::::::::::::::::: :::::.~~ ::::::::::::::: Tapper, T. F. B . . . . . . . . . . Engineer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. 3 50 Court-house and post-office Philadelphia, Pa ..... . [f~~~~ ::: i ~ i ;~~~:··::o}~~:ghi.i!iii iii: J Iiiii i! !! iii! ::iii iii::::: i i liii iii; i •I! :. : > >> .d..uthority and remarks. Secretary of the Treasury, July 1, 1881. Hecretary of the Treasury, April 4-, 1879. Secretary of the Treasur,y, August 10, 1877. Secretary of the Treasury, December 24, 1878. Secretary of the Treasury, August 11, 1877. Secretary of the Treasury, August 13, 1877. Secretary of the 'l'reasury, July 1, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, January 7, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, July 7, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, October 10, 1878. Secretary of the Treasury, November 17,1881. Secretary of the Treasury, April1, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, September 5, 1881. Do. Secretary of the Treasury, October 30, 1817. Secretar.v of the Treasury, May 31, 1879. Secretary of the Treasury, January 5, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, October LQ, 1878. Secretary of the Treasury, February L6, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, July 6, 1S80. Secretary of the Treasury, Januar.v 5, 1882. Secretary of the 'l'reasnry, January 23, 1882. Secretary of the Treasury, October 26, 1877. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Secretary of the Treasury, October 3, 1879. Secretary of t.he Treasury, January 1, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, July 2, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, October 11, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, N ovem her 19, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, April 21, 1879. Secretary of the Treasury, August 7, 1877. Do. Secretary of the Treasury, March 8, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, November 26, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, May 26, 1881. Secretary oft he Treasury, July 13, 1881. Do. Do. Do. Do. ....:r 0 t" t.".i Q H w t" ;:.... ~ H -1 t.".i t.".i ~ t.".i 0 ~ ~ H ~ ;:.... z t:1 <:..... 0 t:1 1--1 0 1--1 P> t"' Hntt<'r,Petcr ............ , ~irernan ........................ ,p.a. 720 00 l3nrns, Mary............. Cleaner......................... p.m. 20 00 l\Tiller, H. W.,jr .......... Engineer ...............•....... p.a. 1, 200 00 1 Un~tedStatescustom-honse ...... do .............. . , ~ecretary of the Treasury, October 24, 1876. Umted States subtreasury ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary of the Treasury, August 1, 1879. United States appraisers' ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary of the Treasury, November J, 1879. stores. {~~~\:{~;~~-:::::~~:::: &~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::::::: ~:~~-- 9~g gg ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::: ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::: 'Smith, Adam B ................ do . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p.m. 3:3 00 United States subtreasury San l!'rancisco, Cal. .. . Lee D. C .... . ............ ; ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p m. 35 00 ...... do ......................... do .............. . •I"o 1~, William R ......... Engineer ................... . ... p. d. 4 00 United States appraisers' • ...... do .............. . . ' '""' ! if~t~~~:::~~:,:rit[~l!l"':~:::;(;;;:: ~ ll: ::II il!::i:ll :::~~~ ::i~iii!~i: :::~]1 ~:::l~:::::~::; \Yilliams, Thomas T ..... Fireman and watchman..... . . p.m. 30 00 Cnstom-housll ............. .AlPxanclria, Va .... .. . Edwards,J.R ............ Engineer,Oct.1 to May1 each p. a. 900 00 Court-honseamlpost-officc Atlanta, Ga .......... . Do. Secretary of the Treasury, April4, 1878. Secretary of the Treasury, December 31, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, May 1, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, February 2, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, August 16, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, :February 2, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, July 1, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, July 15, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, September 3, 1880. Secretar.v of the Treasury, February 9, 1882. Secretary of the Treasury, January 13, 1R82. Secretary of the Treasury, N oveiP her 8, 1880. Do. Secretary of the Treasury, September 28, 1881. Secretary of the 'l'rcasury, November 3, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, October 16, 1880. 1 year. Kenney, Raphael ........ Watchman .................... p.m. 50 00 ...... do ......................... do ............... , S<'cretaryoftheTreasury,July24,1880. Jiampton, George ........ I Laborer; fireman from O('t. 1 p.m. 30 00 ...... tlo ......................... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Secretary of the Treasury, August 16,1881. I to May 1 each year. I 1 Hampton, Harrison ...... Laborer until May 1, 1882 ....... p.m. 30 00 ...... do ........................ do .............. Secretary of the Treasury, December 9, 1881. ~uncan, ~amuel. ......... C~eancr ......................... p. a. 720 00 Custom-house .............. Asto~ia, Oreg ......... 1 Secretary of the ~reasury, December 31,1878. Galu:-;ha, Thomas B ..... ·j F1reman, Nov.1, 188l, to Mar. 31, I p. a. 600 00 I Court-house and post-office I Austm, Tex ........... Secretary of the Treasury, October 1, 1881. 1H82. Cates, Benjamin A ....... , :Fireman, Nov. 1, 1881, to Apr. 30, p. tl. 1 50 Custom-house............. Bangor, Me........... Secretary of the Treasury, November 2, 1881. 1882. I W:mnenmakcr, Sebastian Fireman ...... : ................. p.m. 50 00 ...... do ................... Butfalo,N.Y ......... . Secretary of the Treasury, August 5, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, December 20, 1880. Secretary of the Treasury, October 7, 1881. Secretary of the Treasury, August 20, 1881. J ackllon, Henry ...... .. . . Nesbitt, Jobn N ......... . Laborer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. d. 1 75 ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... do .............. . Night watchman ............... -~ll- m. 45 00 U. S. post-otlice . . . . . . . . . . Charleston, S. C ...... . Engineer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. m. 60 00 Court-house and post-oilicc Covington, Ky ....... . ~~~~~~:~; r~~~ o~i:i -i~ -:M~y- is· ~: ~~: ~~ ~~ · c~i~·~:~~h~·~;~l:;;;tii>~-s·t:~ni~~ · ci;;~~~ati,-oi;i~-::: ~ ~: of each year. • James, Edwarll H ....... . Cross, Richard D ........ . Riedt•l, Frank ........... . Do. Secretary of the Treasury, December 18,1877. Price, Charles.... . . . . . . . . . ..... do ........................ _' p. m. ~bl~~JJ:t;li:u~v~:::::::: ~~i;~.l~1~D- ~ ~ ~ ~: ~: ~~ ~ ~:: :::::::::: ~ ~ ~: ~: Holland, G. H .....•.••••. N1ght watchman ...... ........ .. p. a. Lopez, John F . •••• •• . . . . Engineer and fireman, Oct. 1 to p. rn . .Apr. 30, each year. Milli!l, Williamll ........ Enginc<•r ....................... p.d. Everett, Euw. P . ....... . Chief engineer, Nov.1 to l\fay15 p. d. Frankford, Ilenry.. . . . . . Assistant cngin<'er, Nov. 1 to Ill· d. Mar. 31. Tiernan, Patrick . . . . . . . . Fireman........................ p. d. Burrows, Charles .. . . . • . Watchman . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. . • • . p.m. 50 00 .... do ............. _ ........... do . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . Secretary of the Tt'easury, 'March 3, 18H2. 1 75 ...... do ................... Clllvelant-o~nce Madison, Wis -........ Secretary of the Treasury, October 23, 1879. p. -~ H -z l:j ~ q l:j H 0 H >-~ ?{~~~~J~~D?.~ ~ ~~ : -~:: ~:: ~ftj~b~~'t~l·:::: :::: ~~:::::: ::::: Ball, Chauncey .......... Enginct'r antl 1ireman, XO\", 1 p.m. 100 00 ...... do ... . ......... .. .... Portlantl,Oreg ....... HecretaryoftheTreasury,}.fay 17,1879. p.a. 720 00 ~-·----do -·----------------- 1 •••••• tlo --------·· · ·--- ~ Rt>0retar~· oftl1e Treasury,.January 17,1881. p.m. 100 00 ..... do ......................... tlo ........... . ... Secrt>tary of the Treasury, Octobu·I, 1879. to May 31, each year. Prince, L. M . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fireman, Oct. 1 to May 31, each p. tl. 3 00 1 ...... tlo . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Portland, M1•.......... Hecretary of the Treasury, October 28, 1880. year. Rendall, Isaiah.......... Fireman" ...................... . Tow-nsenll, lt . .. . . . .. .. . . Laborer ....................... . White, \Villiam \V"....... Eng;ineer and fireman, Oct. 1 to p. (1. 3 00 I Comt-house and post-office ...... do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secn•tar,\' of the Treasury, September 17,1877. p. d. 2 00 ...... do ......................... tlo . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. ,-;ccretary of the Trt>asm_v, February 8, 1878. p.a. 600 00 ...... do ................... Raleigh,N.C . ....... Senetaryofthe'l'rea::nh·y,Octobcr24, 1878. Doylr,Jame>~ ........... . Gorham, ArthurL ..... .. Mc.Aloav(•y, P(•ter . ..... . \Vaters, John A . ........ . May 31, each year. \Yatchman .............. -...... 11. m. Laborer...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . p. m. Eng;ineer and fireman . . . . . . . . . . p.m. . Fir<'rnan, Nov. 15 to .A-1n·. 15, p. d. each year. 1 Davis, Josepl1 \V ........ Fireman and laborer, Xo,-. 1 to p.m. I Jnnn 30, t•ach year. Young, J. W . . . . . . . . . . . . . Engineer and fireman. . . . . . . . . . . 11. a. Robinson, A. R .......... \Vatchman .................... p.m. Purnhagen, ll. II ....... :Fireman, Nov.1 to June 1, each }). m. year. Pratt, Ed win D .. . .. . . . . . Engineer and fireman, Nov. 1 to p. a. May 31, eat·h year. Lt>e, ,J olm . . . . . . _....... Fircn'1an, from Nov. 1 to Ma1·. p.m. 31, each year. Gonsette, Joseph .. . .. .. . :Fireman .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . p. d. Edmond, Pt't<'l' J . ........ ...... do ........................ p. n1. Wh<·yland, W . .......... Watchman.................... p. d. Walton,John H ......... Laborer ......................... p.tl. Mill<·r, Frederick ... _ .. _ · I Fireman, Nov. 1 to .A1>r. 30,cach p.m. year. 3~ ~~ :::: :: :l~ :: ~ ~ ~: : :: ~ ~ ~: :::: : : ::::: ~l~ : :::: :: : : : : ~ : : :1 i5~: 75 00 Custom-house ............ 1 Richmond, Va .. .. .. .. S1•cretary oft he Treasm·_y, ,fuly 13, 1880. 2 00 ...... do . ........................ do ............... SecretaryoftlleTrea~nu·_y,December13,1877 . 30 00 ..... do ................... , Sanuwah, Ga......... t:il'crctary of tl111 'l'rea,;m·y, N OYE'm ber 1, 1881. 600 00 Court-houseandpost-oftico l Springfield, Ill ........ SP1Tetar.\ of the Trrasury, May 31,1879. 50 00 ...... do .. _ ...................... do ............... Secretary of the Treasmy, August 25,1881. 50 00 Custom-house . .. . . . .. .. .. SaintPaul, Minn . ..... SPcretary of the 'l'rea,;ury, November 3, 1881 720 00 40 00 40 00 50 00 2 00 1 25 60 00 . ..... do ................. ·I Snspension Bridge, N. Y. ...... do ................. -- [ Saii1t LouiH, Mo . .... .. . ?:~~'~!·~~·:~· ;po;t~~;'· l ; ·~;~~~it~~~ r: ~ ~ ~: ~ ~ ~; Custom-house ............ Wheeling, \V. Va .. .. anfl 1\larl'h 6, 1882. Senetary of the Treasury, December 7, 1878. Sel'rctary of the Trea:-;ury, October 17,1881. SPI'retary of tho Tr<•asnry, October 23, 1881. Secrctar~· of the Treasnr:v, N OY '"d ;g 0 '"d ~ ""'" > '":3 ....... 0 ~ t:d ""'" ~r -l ~ 74 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jla1·ch 14, 1882. Ron. FRANK HISCOCK, Chai1·rnan Committee on Approp1·iations, House of Rep1·esentatives: SIR: As requested in your letter of the 21st ultimo, I transmit herewith a statement showing number, class, and salary of the employes of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, not specifically provided for in the appropriation laws. The chief of the bureau in his letter transmitting this information, says: · "In submitting this statement I beg to add that the employment of these persons depends entire!yupon the amount of work to be executed from month to mouth, upon orders received from the Treasurer of the United States, the Comptroller of the Cur-rency, the Commissioner of Interna,l Revenue, and the several officers of the Treasury and other departments of the government requiring work. "If, therefore, this information is asked for by the Appropriation Committee as a basis for legislation, they should also be informed of the fact that, owing to fluctua-tions in the work, it is frequently necessary during the fiscal year to require the force of the bureau to work from one to two hours beyond the time ordinarily fixed for a working day, and at other times to furlough large numbers of them for want of work. The necessities of business are such that the demand for national-bank notes, internal-revenue stamps, checks, &c., cannot be so regulated as to give steady and uniform employment to a· given number of employes in this bureau; and to provide by law for a specific number with a definite amount of pay during the fiscal year would have the effect of cramping the bureau at times, when the demand for work was urgent, by limiting its power to work beyond the hours established for an ordinary day's work, and of compelling it to carry more employes than would otherwise be necessary at times when the work was slack." The statement covering the employes of the Coast and Geouetic Survey has not yet been completed; it will be forwarded as soon as possible. Very respectfully, H. F. FRENCH, Atting Secretary. EMPLOYES OF THE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING-TREASURY DEPARTMENT-WHO ARE NOT SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED FOH. BY LAW. Paid from the appropriation for labor and expenses of engraving and printing. Under authority of section 3575, Revised Statutes [2d ed., p. 706], and act of March 3, 1881 [Stat. at L., vol. 21, p. 438]. l\USCEU,ANEOUS DIVISION. 2 clerks ... _ .......... -- ....... . 1 clerk .................. _ ..... . 5 clerks ....................... . 3 clerks .............••......... 2 clerks ....................... . 7 clerks ....................... . 5 clerks ....................... . 1 property clerk ............... . 1 register clerk ................ . 1 register clerk ................ . Per diem. $5 25 5 00 4 00 3 00 2 50 2 00 1 50 3 25 :3 25 3 00 Per diem. 1 storekeeper. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3 25 1 helper . . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . 2 50 3 inspectors .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . .. 2 25 1 telegraph operator............ 2 00 1 messenger .. . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. 2 25 2 chief messengers.... .. .. .. • . • . 2 00 5 chief messengers.... .. .. .. .. . . 1 50 2 chief messengers...... .. . . . .. . 1 00 2 guides . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. 1 50 1 laborer . .. . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 f)O ENGRAYING DIVISION. Per annum. 1 su'Perintendent .............. $5,000 00 Per diem. l clerk. . . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . . $3 00 2 clerks .. .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . 2 00 2 engravers ... _......... . . . . . . . . 8 75 1 engraver..................... 8 00 1 en~ra ver . . . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . • • • 7 50 1 engraver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 00 1 engraver..................... 5 00 1 engraver..................... 4 50 1 transferer..................... 7 00 o transferers . .. • • • . .. . . .. .. .. .. 6 50 1 Per diem 1 transferer.. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $4 50 1 die-sinlier ........ .... .... .... 5 00 ~ provers .. .. . . .. . .. . .. .. . . .. . . 5 00 1 plate-cleaner................. 4 50 2 plate-cleaners........... .. .. .. 3 00 1 distributer of stock . . . . . . . . . . . 3 00 1 apprentice................... 3 00 2 apprentices................... 2 50 1 a,pprentice . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 00 1 helper .......... _ . .. . .. . . . .. .. 2 50 1 helper........................ 2 00 1 messenger.................... 1 50 1 printer's assitstant. . . . • . . . . . . . . 1 52 .. ' -··~--·-- 1"·. APPROPRIATION BILL. 75 1 captain ..••••.•••••..••••.... 2 lieutenants ....•..........•.. 1 vault-keeper ........••••...... 1 assistant ntult-keeper ........ . 1 clerk ............. -~ ••••...... 1 master machinist . c ••••••••••• 1 machinist ......•.............. 4 machinists .....••........••... 3 machinists ...•••.............. 1 machinist ...•.••....• .. .....•. 1 machinist ................... . 2 apprentices ..........••....... 8 apprentices ....•.......•...... 1 engineer ..................... . 2 engineers ...••••..•••......... 3 firen1cn ...................... . 1 carpenter ..........•••••...•.. 2 carpenters ..•................. 1 plumber ........•••.••........ 1 plumber ..................... . 1 tinner .......•.•.....••....... 1 blacksmith ..................•.. 1 &upcrintendent of printing .... . 1 superintendent plate branch .. . 1 examiner ......••.•........... 1 machinist .................... . 1 register clerk ...•....•........ 3 register clerks ...••........... 2 clerks ...................... . 1 clerk .......•................. 2 clerks ...... ,_ ............... . 1 helper .....•..••....••.•..•... 3 foremen .................... . 6 dressing-room attendants .... . l foreman .................... . 1 clerk .•••.•..•.•........ ·'· ••• 1 clerk ....................... . 3 clerks ...••...... ...••••..... 2 assistants .•••...... .......... 1 clerk in charge ...•.......••••. 1 clerk .......•..••••...•••...•. 1 pressman .................... . 3 pressmen .................... . 1 pressman ............•.•.••••• WATCH DIYISION. Per diem. Per diem. $4 00 1 26watchmen ........•••••...... $2 25 :3 00 YAlJLT. Per diem. $6 00 3 00 2 00 Per diem. 2 helpers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 50 1 helJ_ler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00 l\IACIIINE DIYif\ION. Per diem. $ti 00 :3 50 3 00 2 75 2 50 2 25 1 60 1 00 .4 00 :3 00 2 25 3 00 2 50 :3 00 2 50 2 25 2 f>O Per diem. 1 oiler......................... $2 00 1 oil-burner................... 5 00 1 ink-maker................... 4 00 1 ink-maker................... 2 25 1 elevator attendant . . . . . . . . . . • 1 50 1 helper. . . . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . • 2 25 1 helper....................... 2 00 1 helper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50 4 helper~...................... 50 1 stableman................... 2 80 1 hostler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50 11aundry man .. 7 •••• •••••• •••• 1 50 5 laundry men ..•.. ....••. .... 75 1 foreman of laborers....... . . . • 2 25 3laborer~ ...... ...... .... ..... 2 00 1 laborer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 1 75 28 laborers . . • . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . 1 50 PRINTING OFFICE. Per diem. $8 50 7 00 4 95 4 00 4 00 :1 00 2 50 2 00 1 50 3 00 Per diem. 1 helper...................... $Z 50 1 helper...................... 2 00 :.t helpers..................... 1 50 1 messenger . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 1 25 1 messenger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50 11 messengers . . . . • . . . . • • • . . . . . 1 00 · 229 printers" assistants . . . . . . . . . . 1 25 4 snbstitntcs .... ...... ....... 1 00 1 foreman blanket laundry.... 1 50 fl laundry women............. 1 00 CL:J<~ANING DIYISION. Per diem. Per diem. $1 50 I 9 day cleaners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • $1 00 1 00 30 evening cleaners . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 WETTIXG BHA..,CH. Per diem. $5 00 I :~ 00 :1 50 2 00 3 00 Per diem. 3 helpers . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . $2 00 3 helpers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50 11 helpers...................... 1 00 2 helpers...................... so 1 counter.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50 SURFACE BRANCH. Per diem. Per diem. $4 00 I 1 apprentice.................... $~ 00 2 50 1 apprentice.................... 100 4 50 1 3 helpers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 00 i ~~ 2 helpers . . . . . . . . . • • .. • . . . . • . . . . 1 50 76 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL EXAMINING DIVISION. 1 superintendent .... __ ........ . 1 clerk .......•••••............. (i clerks ......................•.. 1 expert ...•.................... 3 clerks ...••................... 1 helper ....................... . 1l:.elper ....................... . 6 helpers ...................... . 1 bel per ....................... . Per diem. · Per diem. $5 00 [ 1 helper........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . $0 75 2 50 2 helpers ................. __ .. .. 1 50 2 00 1 counter ..... __ . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . 1 50 2 00 2 callers ........ ____ .......... __ 1 25 1 50 :4 shakers....................... 1 50 2 50 2 tissue hands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 00 2 25 3 messengers .. ____ .. .. .. .. .. .. . 1 00 2 00 1 examiner .. .. .. .. • .. . .. . .. .. . 5 00 1 OD 1 printer's assistant............. 1 25 XC:\IBERING DIVISION. 1 superintendent ............. .. 1 electrician .... ., ............ .. 1 machinist . __ ... __ ....... ____ . 1 machinist .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .•.. 1 clerk ................••....... 2 clerks ........... · .......•..... 2 clerks .............•••........ Per diem. $5 00 5_.00 3 00 2 50 3 25 3 00 2 50 Per diem. 1 clerk __ .............. ____ .. __ . $2 00 1 helper .. ____ .. __ ............ __ 3 00 1 helper........................ 2 00 2 helpers ...... __ .... __ ........ . 1 50 2 acting experts· .. ____ .. .. .. .. • . 2 00 1 packer ____ .......... __ . .. .. __ 1 50 1 messenger . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . 50 BINDING DIVISION. 1 superintendent ............. .. 1 clerk ......•••..•............. 2 clerks .................•...... 1 clerk .......•...........••.... 1 clerk -- .. -.- ..... - .... - ...... -2 binders .................•..... 1 binder ....................... . 1 binder ... __ ....... __ ........ .. 1 apprentice .................. .. 1 superintendent .............. . 13 printers' assistants .......... . Per diem. $6 00 3 25 2 00 . 3 50 2 50 4 00 3!20 3'60 (oo Per diem. 1 apprentice.................... $1 00 1 helper . ____ ..... __ ....... ___ .. 2 00 5 he1rers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 50 1 helper........................ 50 1 cleaner....................... 1 25 1 messenger ...... __ .. .. .. .. . . .. 1 00 2 counters .......... ·............ 1 50 1 taker out of boards.... .. .. .. .. 1 25 MILLIGAN PRESS. Per diem. Per diem. $~ g~ 12 helpers....................... $1 50 PRINTING DIVISION. Per diem. 5 apprantic~s •••• $1 , 00 LEE PRESS. Per· diem. Per diem. 2 superintendents ............ .-.. $5 00 1 2 printers' assistants............ $1 25 C"CSTODIAN DIES7 PLATES, ROLLS, &C. Per diem. Per diem. $~ ~g 1 1 clerk _ ......................... $3 00 1 custodian .................... . 2 assistants ... __ ............... . 331 plate-printers .......................................... piece-rates and aYerage. APPROPRIATION BILL. 77 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Ma1·clt 17, 1882. Sm: In addition to the information heretofore furnished in answer to your letter of the 21st ultimo, I have the honor to state that the following persons are employed in the revenue cutter service, and paid from the appropriation for expenses of said service, to wit: Edwin Emery, employed as instructor of cadets, under authority of department letter of Angnst 7, 1877, at a compensation of one hundred and sixty-six anensation of one hundred and twenty-five dollars per month; his services being essential to the superintendent of construc-tion of revenue vessels in designing the hulls and preparing necessary moSHEEHHHH~~~i/:.:.: 7 GeorgeW.Dean ....... ~ ..................... do ................................. .. 8 C. S. Peirce .................................. do ...........•....................... 9 C.A.Sehott . .... ........................... do .................................. . i~ ~:-:. cfr~~~~~li::::: :::::::~:::::::::: ::::::~~: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ ~:EJ!:~f~!~:;~~:::: ~:: ~:::::: :::::: :::::: ~~ : :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::::::::::::: 15 Cleveland Rockwell ........................ . do .................................. . ~~ t~~~ ~;~1!~~~~~~-~-~-~-~::-~-~-~: :::::::: ::::: :~~: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 19 Edward Goodfellow ......................... do ................................. .. 20 CbarlesM.Bache ............................ do ................................. .. 21 John W. Donn ................. ..... ......... do .................................. . 22 A. T.Mosman ............................... do ............. ..................... . 23 R.M.Bache ................................. do .................................. . ~~ 8b.~~l~~h~~~~~ :::::::::::::::: : :::::: :::::: ~~ ::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::::::::::::: 26 C. T. IarO.ella ................................ do ............•................ -----· !! k!J1~fr:::i~i:·:·: :·:: :::::::::::I:::: J~ ::::::::::::::::::::::: ::~~~~ ~~:: :: ~~ ~:~::~~?-B~~1~~d·.·_-_-_-_7_-_-_-_-_-_-_-: :: ::~~: ::::::g~ ~~:~:::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 33 H. L. Marin den .............................. do ................................. .. 34 William Eimbeck ........................ ... do .......................... _ ..... _ .. 35 J. J. Gilbert.------ ................ . -- ....... do ..... ---------- --.-- __ ........... .. 36 F. Walley Perkins ........................... do ............ ................... ... . 37 Stehman Forney ............................ do .... .... ................... ...... .. 38 O.H.Tittmann ............................. do ........... .... ............. ..... .. 39 F. D. Granger .....................•.•........ do ....... ------ .........•............ 40 B . .A. Colonna.~ ................ • ....•.... ---- ·do ................. -- .••••........••. 41 Edwin Smith ................................ do ..... ------------ ................ .. 42 Eug:ene Ellicott ......••••... . .............. do .... _ ••.•••.•..........•........... 43 Andre>vBraid .............................. do .................................. . 44 WilliamH.Dall ............................. do .................................. . 45 H. W. Blair...... . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . Sub-assistant ............... ....... ..... .. 46 E.F.Dickins .... . ........................... do .... .......... .................. .. . 47 Joseph Hergesheimer ....................... do ........ _ ......................... . 48 W. IrvingVinaL ............................ do .................................. . 49 D. B. Wainwright ........................... do . ................................. . 50 J.F.Pratt ................................... do .................................. . 51 J'amesB.Baylor .... .................. . ...... do .................................. . 52 J' ohn B. Weir ....... .. ... .. .... .... ..... __ •.. do .... _ .•. _ ......................... . 53 C. H. Sinclair .. .. ...... ..... .... __ .... · ....... do ........••.................... __ .. . 54 W. C. Hodgkins ....................... Aid·--·-·-··················-·-········-·· Salary. $3,620 00 3, 730 00 3, 620 00 3, 200 00 3, 160 00 3, 150 00 2, 870 00 2, 870 00 2, 760 00 2, 750 00 2, 750 00 2, 640 00 2,180 00 . 2, 120 oo 2, 120 00 2, 100 00 2, 070 00 2, 070 O() 2, 010 00 2, 010 00 2, 010 00 2, 010 00 2, 010 00 1, 950 00 1, 950 00 1, 900 00 1, 900 00 1, 840 00 1, 800 0() 1, 750 00 1, 750 00 1, 750 00 1, 600 00 1, 750 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 600 00 1, 750 00 1, 500 00 1, 600 00 1, 500 00 1, 500 00 1, 500 0() 1, 600 00 1, 350 00 1, 300 00 ], 100 00 1, 100 00 1,100 00 1,100 00 1,100 00 1, 100 00 1,100 00 p.m. 75 00 APPROPRIATION BILL. 79 List of employes in the Unitecl States Coa8t and Geodetic S1wvey, ~c.-Continued. No. Name. I Occupation. Salary. I ~- t~i~~~~~:::::::::::::::-:::::: t:" iL:: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::11:~: *H ~ 59 Isaac Winston ............................. do ................................... p.m. 60 00 ~ : ~~~~~l%F~~~~: .. -~.i~!~~::-:: t :!~~- i~ :::--~~--:::::_::.:::---::::_: __ ::: ~ ~·~: ~ !! 66 Samuel Rein . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . .. .. Librarian . . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. 1, 800 00 67 W. B. Chilton .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. Clerk to Superintendent .................. 1 p. d. 4 00 68 1 William ll. Morgan.............. .. .. .. Disbursinj! agent .. . .. . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . 2, 500 00 69 W.A.Herbert ......................... I .Accountant ............................... , 1,600 00 70 I .John R. Barker ........................ Coast-pilot compiler ...................... p.m. 125 00 71 .John W. Parsons ............................ do ................................... J).m. 100 0(), li f:f.~~;;,;::::-::-):.:-:!!-::: .: t~lt'))) ::\:::::::::.:11:: · _: ::·: ·::: :; I i'· ill !! 78 Charles \V.Henderson ................ J Writer ............. _ ...................... p.m. 50 00 H E~~~~~i~r~i~~-: ~~~::::::::: ::~::: :::::: ~ :~i:~~i~~~~~~~ ::::::::::~:::::::::::::~:: ~: ~t f~~ ~g ~~ I ~:~~:N~:~itt:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·w-;it~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 ~::: ~~ ~g 84 ·william B. French .................... . Clerk to assistant in charge .............. p.m. 100 00 ~ ! ifll!;n::_~_._:_:_:.::;:; ::; ::! ;; ::. ) f~:[~:~:::.: .;;; :::::: ;•:: :: :; ::::: )' j: i;; ~] i § l"i!~!f2:'::::::<::::::::::: ::::J~ ::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::j g J! ~ ~~ ~t~ c~~::ro~~~::::::::::: :::::::::::: ·w-;.-it~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 p. \, oo~ g~ 99 E Willenbucher....................... Hydrographic draughtsman .... ---........ 2, 000 00 100 Charles.Junken ............................. do········-~·······------···----····· 1,800 00 101 W.C.Willenbucher ......................... do................................... 1,200 00 !5 i~i~~~~~·?:~~:::::::::::::::::: :~;4!~<::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: I ~ ~t::i !!' ~~~ r.-~t!;r:~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ ~J ~ H Iii ~i~;~~~~+~::::: .• : :. ~ ~: :~:: ~~~~ ·:~ •• ~ •• ~ ::: .. : .•. ~·- •: .••••..• ! .••. ·II: i:,, j i! i!f , r~~~ti~.~~L!EE/~~~jji :·HI ·:·:::~:~:::E:::-:::-:::-~--:- 1 ~m ~ 120 A. Zumbrock .......................... Electrotyper and photographer........... 2, 000 00 121 :Frank Over . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helper.................................... p. d. 3 50 122 M. W. \Vines.......................... Miscellaneous divi&ion ............... ... . . I, 700 00 123 N.Y. Cavitt........................... .Janitor .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .. 1, 200 00 124 G. N. Saegmuller . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . Chief mechanician .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . 1, 700 00 125 .John Clark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Instrument maker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . }). d. 5 00 126 Wern«:>r Suess .............................. do ................................... p.d. 4 00 127 E.E8hle1nan ................................ do .................................... p.d. 3 50 128 P. Vierbuchen ............................... do ................................... p.d. 3 50 129 LouiR .Fischer. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... do . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . p. d. 1 25 130 ThomaR McDonnell ................... [ Chart room .............................. ·1 1, 600 00 H~ 1 8-~!~~t~::irl~~~ ~: ~:::::::::::::::: ~ . ~~~ir;:::::::::::::::::: :::::: :::::::::: ~: ~t 5l~ ~g 134 Charles Barton Hill ................... Clerk, suboffice San Fran~isco ............. p.m. 60 00 135 Vincente Denis .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .Janitor................................... p.m. 45 00 136 ]'rank Moon .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .... • .. .. . Copper-plate printer...................... p. d. 5 25 :80 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, . AND JUDICIAL List of entployes in the United States Coast a1ul Geodetic Sm·vey, g·c.-Continued. Name. Occupation. 137 D. N. Hoover .......................... Copper-plate printer .................... .. 138 James Beck ................................ do . ................................. . 139 James L. Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do ..................... .. ........... . ]! ~ t.t~~~tt} :::·:::::-··: __ ••• :. -l~~]t;,,;; .. -.::;:-::::::;;;;;;:;::::1 II f{ll~: iii! i: :~ i:: iii i: ii::! ! q,l.n:: !iii!!::;:::: iii!:::!::::: ii: :: i~~ ~~~~ F'i;;1~~~: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:::::::::::::::::: . L~b~~~r::::::: ~:::::: ~: ~ ~::: ~:::::::~~~~~·I 158 Horace Dyer ................................ do ...... ... ......................... . 159 Richard Waters....................... Fireman .. ...... . ......................... ' 160 E H. Courtenay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Publishing results ....................... . 161 William Ferrell ............................. do ................................. .. 162 C. B. Tu1nbull .. ............................. do ................................. .. 1.63 Lucretia :Ferrel .......................... .. . clo .................................. . i~~ ~~~:~·~.~:~~~~-:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~::::: :· :::: ::::: :~~ ::::::::::::::: ~ ~ :::::::::::::::::: 166 D. E. Porter ............ .. ................... do .... .. ................... ......... . 167 R. M. IIni'\'ey .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. Copyist ................................. .. 168 Mrs. C. L. \Valker ................. .. ........ rlo .. .. .............................. . 169 Mrs. C. L. Barton ..•.......•................. do .................................. . } ~~ ii!-~~ ~- ~-~!~~~0-~~~i:::::::: :: :::::: :::::: ~~ : :::: :: ::::: : ::::::: :::::: ~ ~ ~:::::: 172 Miss Kate Patterson ........................ do ................................. .. 173 Mrs. E. D. Stone ............................. do .................................. . 174 JI. F. Walling ......................... Map compiler ............................ . 175 John B. Boutelle ...................... Extra observer ........................... . 176 W. B. Fairfield .............................. do .................................. . 177 James J. Clark ....•................... Adjuster of weights and measures . ...... . 178 E. B. Lefavotu·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Verifier ..................•................ }~~ ~.c:M?f~~~~~-::::::::::::::::::::::: ·. ~~~~~:~~::::::::::::: ~:::::::::::::::: H~ f:'~~:1~1i~:::: ~:::::: :::::::::::: ~ . ~~~~iF~~~~~-::::::::::::::::~::::::::::.:~ 184 \Villiam J. Fisher ............................ do .................................. . ~~~ ~~~~\~ad:Tc·l~:::: :::::::::: :::::~: ::: ·c·~~k~~-: ::::::::::: :::~:::: ::::::: ~::::::: 187 Wade Dickinson .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. Hand .................................... . 1!i8 Charles Burroughs .......................... do ............. . .................... . 189 Edward T. Davis ............................ do ............................. ..... . 190 W. B. Mapes ................................ do ....................••.. ....... .... 191 E. D. Pn•ston .......................... Computer ................................ . 192 O.H.Mitcl1ell ........................ ...... . do ................................. .. 193 F. B. Hull. .. . . . . .. . . . .. .. .. . .. . . . .. . .. . Artisan ................................. .. Salary. p. d. $4 00 p. d. 3 50 p. d. 3 50 p. tl. 2 00 p. d. 1 50 p. d. 5 00 p. d. 1 25 ll· d. 3 25 p. d. 2 40 p. d. 2 25 p. d. 2 25 p. d. 2 00 }). d. 2 25 p. d. 1 00 p. d. 2 25 p. d. 1 50 p. d. 2 00 p. d. 2 45 p. d. 2 45 p. rl. 2 00 p. d. 1 00 p. u. 1 75 p. d. 2 00 1, 750 00 1, 400 00 p.m. 60 00 p.m. 45 00 p.m. 60 00 p.m. 60 00 p.m. 50 00 p.m. 70 00 p. ill. 60 00 p.m. 60 00 p. ill. 45 00 p.m. 35 00 p.m. 60 00 p.m. 25 00 p. ill. 150 00 p.m. 100 00 p.m. 100 00 p. d. 5 00 p. u. 4 00 p. d. 4 00 p. d. 2 45 p. d. 1 00 p.m. 76 00 p.-m. 35 00 p.m. 100 00 p.m. 80 00 p.m. 30 00 p.m. 25 00 p.m. 20 00 p.m. 20 00 p.m. 20 00 p.m. 100 00 p.m. 75 00 p.m. 52 50 APPROPRIATION BILL. 81 DEP ARTl\fENT OF TilE INTERIOR, Washington, Mat·ch 16, 1882. SrR: In compliance with reqnest of your committee, dated 21st ultimo, I transmit herewith a list of the officers, clerks, and other employes of this department who are-paid from appropriations other than the regular appropriations for salaries in this (lepartment, showing the names, grades, and wages or pay of such persons; toget.ber with a list of clerks and other employes who are detailed under the provisions of sec-tion 166 ReYised Statutes Unitefl States, exhibiting the names and salaries of said persons, a.tHl the offices to and from which they are severally detailed. All the above-named persons are employeu by authority of the Secretary of the Interior, under whose direction the law has placed the expenditure of the several ap-propriations named in the inclosed lists. Any further information which may be desire1l on the subject will be promptly furnishecl. Very reRpectfnlly, &c., Ron. FRANK HISCOCK, S. J. KIRKWOOD, Secreia?'Y. Chairman Committee :JII Appropriatiuns, House of Re1n·esentatire ~ . N .unea of p e son8 emplo.lJed in the Depal'tment of the Interior and paid f1·orn ctl)propriations where there is no specific p1·ovision for salaries. ~ame. Salary. B. M. Probasco ..... . ............. , $900 00 .J. M . Antlrews.................... 900 UO .J. Waring . .. . ..................... 900 00 ~: ~: ~:~~---.-.·.·-·. ·.·.·.·.·. ::~~:::::: ::::1 ~~~ ~~ M. S. Morrison .... . ...... . ... . .... -I 900 00 J.F.Skmkle.. . .................... 900 00 Wilson T. Smith.... ..... ....... .. 1, 200 00 H. A. Wind . ....................... 1, 600 00 R. V. Ankeny...................... 1, 200 00 ~: * ~~\tf~·~::::::: ::::::::::::::·.I i: ~~~ ~~ W. G. Nolen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 200 00 .James S. \Vaugh .... ............... 1, 000 00 A.. H. Nelson ...................... ·1 1, 200 00 J. M. Dunn ...... ... . .. .•.. ... . .. .. 1, 500 00 C. C. Horton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 1, 400 00 W . F. ProssAr.. .. . . .. ... .. ... . .. .. . 1, 200 00 William G. Gregory. . ............. 1, 200 00 P . .J. Glover .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . .. .. . .•. 1, 200 00 C. W. McCune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 21'0 00 H.A..Myers....................... 1,200 00 W. W. Wilshire .. .. . . . .. .. .. . .. .. . 1, 200 00 W. S. ]'letcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 200 OU Thomas Harlan. . . . . . .. .. .. .. . .. .. . 1, 200 00 John Puterbaugh . ............... --1 1, 200 00 George A. Hemy . ......... .•.. .... 1, 200 00 .J.B.Dorman...... ................ 900 00 .J. T. Sibley........................ 720 00 F. Ford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600 00 C. G. Forbes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800 00 W.H.Moffatt ..................... 660 00 Wash .Jones .... . ................. ·1 480 00 D. M. Tm·ntr . .. . . ............. .... 360 00 .John Wood...... .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. . • . p. d. 2 00 John K. Brown . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. . p. d. 2 00 .J. Edwards Clarke ................ p.m.200 00 Thoma,; Hampson................. 1, 600 00 A..P. Bo~ue...... ................. 1,200 00 .Julia. A.. llolmes....... .. . . .. . . .. . .. 1, 200 00 H.M.Wrig:ht...................... 1,200 00 H.Presnell .................. ----· 1,2oo ·oo J . E. Rockwell..................... 1, 200 00 W. B. Patterson.................... 1, 000 00 M. E. Kaemmerer . .. . . . .... .. ... . . . 720 00 M. E. Murry . ...................... 480 00 J. A.. Bostic_....................... 4fl0 00 Charles Warren................... 1, HOO 00 .James Lingenfelter................ p. d. 3 00 L. B. Middleton . ................... p. d. 2 50 A..H . .Jones ........................ p.d. 2 50 GreeniJelTy Belt................... 11. d. 2 50 H. Rep. 1276--6 Appropriation. Contingent expenses, district land offices. Do . Do . Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Settlement swamp land claims. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do . Do. Depredations on public timber. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. l'{epairs ofbuilding . Do . Do. Distributing documents, education office. Do. Do. Do. Expenses packing documents, Department Interior . Do. Collecting statistics, Bureau Education . Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Contingent expenses, Patent Office . Do. Do. Do. 82 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL Names of persons ernployed in the Depa1·tnwnt of the Interior, .fc.-Continued. Name. Robert McDonald ................ .. A. C. Parillelee ., ........ ....... ... . Abraham .Johnston ...•............ Marshall Williams ................ . George Wooldridge ............... . Richard Stewart .................. . Anderson Hogan .................. . .John Brodie ............. ...... ... . W. P. Colley ..................... .. L. M. McDonald ............. _ ... .. L.F. Stepper ............... ....... . C. A. Erney .... , ................ .. T.H. Stuart ....................... . Laura 0. Friebus ................. .. C. H. Story ........................ . i~~ ~~~a~~-::~:::::::::::::::::: W. R. Omohundro ................ .. Frank C. Doty .................... . ~a~! s~ta~fte~~::::: ~:::::: :::::::: Helen N. Stoops ................. .. Kate Tastet ..... ................. .. :E.P.Birnyea ................... .. . Percy E. Clarke .................. .. George B. Starkweather ..•......... Henry W. Lord, jr ................ . Irvine Miller ...................... . .Juan I .. ewis ....................... . David L. Selke .......... · .......... . W. H. Morrison ................... . :Ed. 0. Forney .................... .. I,. M. Babcock .................... . Franc W. :Parker ................•. Hattie E. Wilbur ................. . John 0. Pugh ...................... l Name. Salary. Appropriation. p. d. $1 50 p. d. 1 25 p. d. 1 25 p. d. ] 25 p. d. 1 25 p. d. 1 25 p. d. 1 25 p. d. 1 25 p. d. 1 25 p.d. 1 25 Contingent expenses, Patent. Office. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do . Do. Do. Do. Do. p. d. 1 25 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 900 00 Copies of drawings, Patent OJlice. 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 720 00 720 00 720 oo I 720 00 900 00 Abridgement ofletters patent. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do . 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 900 00 Do. 720 00 Do. 720 00 Do. Detailed from- Detailed to-William P. Seville ....... · .·•.•...•...... Pension Office.... . . • . . . . . Secretary's office ..... . Josiah C. Stoddard ........................... do ......................... do .............. . g1~~~~~:\1 ~;.W~!:::::: ~::::::::::::::. · c-~~~~~ om~~-_·_·_-.-::::~:::: :::::: ~~ : :::::::::::::: ~:!a~:~i!~k:~~::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::~ ~:::::~~ ::~:::::::::::: Heber Todd .................................. do ......................... do .............. . J. Ramon Carrillo ...................... General Land-Office ............ do ............. .. ~Ml:! :IJ~~:~~ -.::::: ~:::::::::::::::: :::::: g~ : :::::: :::::::::::: :::::: ~~ :::::::: ::::::: Richard Gallagher . .. .. • . • • • • .. .. . .. .. . Patent Office .................... do .............. . William T. Baldwin .......................... do ......................... do .............. . Harvey A. Merrill ..................... Indian Office .............. Patent Office ......... . Persifer A. Kennedy ................... Secretary's office .......... Indian Office ........ .. Salary. $1,600 00 1, 200 00 720 00 1, 200 00 1, fOO 00 720 00 1, 000 00 720 00 660 00 660 00 900 00 720 00 360 00 720 00 APPROPRIATION BILL. 83 \V AH. DEP ARnm~T, Washington City, Manh 21, 1882. SIR: The department duly received the letter of the 21st ultimo from the Committee on Appropriations, Honse of Representatives, requesting that you be furnished "with a statement which shall set forth in number, name, class, or occupation, salary ancl wages or pay, information showing what officers, clerks, or other employes, are now in service in your [War] department who are not specifically provided for an -o~ c:o:~...=l e~+-' H I I A A A A p, A A A 1:;+' I . ~ ~ p::; p::; p::; ~ p::; ~ :; ---------- - 1--,----,------1- - --:----1 Ao kennan, Monis L I .....................•..•• ·1 S<'.eant...... Clm·k .•....... I i ~1:Yii~f~~::~:·: ... -~~~-~:.:.:::~-:~~~ ·HI ~~:~•--:• 1 ~~ ii •••··~::• J ~~'i;!ghL·::::::~:::::::::: :::::: ]f":: ::: i j~ :::::::_ 11 Kiggins, Frank N t .................................. do .. --·.-- ..... do ........ . 12 Loeffier,CharlesC.Mt -------------------------- .... do ............. do--------· 1! ~I~~~~t~_r.~·t~~~~: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::~~:: :::::: : ~ :: ::~~: :::::::: $18 23 22 23 24 22 13 15 13 13 13 13 16 .13 $216 00 276 00 264 00 276 00 288 00 264 00 156 00 180 00 156 00 156 00 156 00 156 00 192 00 156 00 $0 35 35 35 36 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 $127 75 127 75 127 75 L27 75 127 75 127 75 127 75 127 75 127 75 127 75 127 75 127 75 1 127 75 127 75 $1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 $365 00 365 00 36:1 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 $30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 $3()0 00 :!60 00 ::wo 00 360 00 360 00 3()0 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 $38 66 38 66 63 67 63 67 38 66 S8 01 61 66 36 67 6L 66 61 66 61 66 61 66 27 68 (;1 66 $1,107 41 1,167 41 1,180 42 l, 192 42 1, 179 41 1, 154 76 1, 070 41 1, 069 42 1, 070 41 1, 070 41 1, 070 41 1, 070 41 1, 072 43 1, 070 41 *For authority for payment of pay, commutation, allowances, &c., see foot-notes on report of tbe Adjutant-General. t Assigned to duty in the office of the Secretar,v of War from the thirty enlisterl men authorized by the act of March 3, 1881, 21 Stats.,p. 404, lst paragraph at top of page. ~Enlisted in office of Chief of Engineers under authority of act of' June 20, 18H (Sup. to Rev. Stat., Yol. 1, p. 47, ch. 328, par. 26), and Jetailed in office of' Secretary of \Var under provisions of sec. 166, Rev. Stats. . · t-t t?j Q ..... w t-t >-~ ..... -1 tr_j tzj ;..< M 0 q ~ ..... -1 ~ >-~ 0 c... q 0 ..... 0 ..... >-t"' Statement of the force of cirilian employes in the o.Olce of the Secretw·y of War not specificctlly appropriated for. No. Name. Character of sen·ice. nato of pay. Appropriation from which payment is made. By what authority employed. 15 J. C. S. Burger* .......................... Clerk ....................... $1,000 per annum ....... Examinationamlsurve:ysatSouth Pass, Missis- ~ Secretary of War. I sippiRiYor. ]6 Georp;e '\V. Graves ...................... Telep;raph messenger ....... $20 per month .......... Contmgencics of the Army................... Do. 17 A. R. Johnson ........................... Skilled laborer .............. $60 per month ... . ...... C~ntingent expenses, ·war Department build- I Do. mg. i~ j~~~~~ ~~~1~~~- :::~:::::: :::::::::::: it!~i~i~i:;&~·:::::::: :::::: ~~g ~:~ :~~~~ :::::::::: , ::::::~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: g~: * Employecl under authority of the act of June 20, 1874, in office of Chief of Engineers (sec Sup. to Rev. Stats., Yol. 1, p. 47, ch. 328, par. 26), and detailed in office of Secre-tary of War under provisions of sec. 166, Rev. Stats. P> "d "d ~ 0 "d ~ H ~ ~ H 0 z td H t.-'1 ~ 00 c.n Statement of the "general sm·vice" force of cle1'7cs, mechanics, messengers, and watchmen, employed in the .Acljutant-General's Office, autho1·izeif, by act of Cong1·ess app1·ored Mai·ch 3, 187o (Snp. to Rev. Stat., vol. 1, ch. 129, page 156, paragraph 5), for whose pay p1'0t'ision is made in the app1·opriafions for the suppo1·t of the Army. I ..... 'g~ Pay. Commutation of- ,;:: "'"" b£"' -o:l~ ~ Extra duty. b I Rations.c Quarters and .;3 ~ .~ ~ Proper. a ~~ +>~ fuel. d ,9~ ~§~ ~ ~-o..., iS'"'~ No. Name. Grade. Occupation. ;.; ..: ..... ~ s ~ ,..... <1 ~ M ~ l?:i 0 q ~ ..... ~ J":!j P> tZ tJ <:...; § H 0 ..... P> t-4 ~~ 8~~~!~~~~~~r~~-~::::: _-_-_~_-_-_·::::::::::: ::::::1: :::~~ ::: :::::·.'::: ::1~: :::::::: 1 ~~ 8~:~:/c~~~i~l.r~~-l_f.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::l~ ::::::::: 1 ::::~:; ::::::::: ~~ {.~l~~lo~i~~ ~~·-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:~-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::::::::::: : ~ ::: :;l~ :::::::: {:: :il~ ::::::::: 3S Fen?;uson,AlbcrtB ................................... do ............. do ........ . ~g g~~-~~~1hti~!l~1:fil~ -~.:: :::::::::::::::::::::::: · s~~~~~a~t:::::: ::: :~l~: :::::::: !~ Ir~~;~~tl~ne1~ifi~1i::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: . ~.1:i(l~t_e_:: :: :~. : :::~~ ::::::::: 4il Harwood, A. very A. .................................. do ............. do ........ . !~ f~~~~:~l!~i!,~g :::::::::: ~ ~: :::::::::::: :::::: : : : : :l~ :: :::: :: : :::: ~l~ : :: :::::: 47 Littlefield, M::.ntin L....... ............ ... .. . . . .. .. do ............. do ........ . 4S Mitchell, Robert H .................................. do ............. 110 ....... .. 49 Mason, Arthur B ................................... do ............. do ........ . ~~ ~~~:~~~~~}~~~~- ::::::::::::::::::::::: ~::::: 1 ::: :~i~ ::::::: ::!: ::::1~: :::::::: ~! ~~~~~~~1\l~~~A~:::::-:::::::: :::::::::: :::::: J ::::~l~:: ::::: ::·::: ::1~: :::::::: 55 Steffen, August ...................................... 11o ......... . .. do ........ . 56 Sabino.James .................................. Pri\'ate ....... Clerk ....... .. ii ii~li:~it~~ ~ ~ !! ~ ~ ~~ :~ ~ ~ ~ ~;:); ')!;;: !: : ~ l:!: •••• ::I ••• jj~ : ~~.:.:.: ~~ ;~~d~~r~d~Ht~r~~~t :E: :~:::::::::::: :::::: :::::~ ::: ::1~: :::::::: ::: ::i~: :::::::: 66 Walker, Robert .J ................................... do ............. do ........ . u7 ·weber, Phili8 H ................................ Sergeant ...... Mechanic .... . ~~ ~lir~d:~;~i~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :~:1\t~~~::::::: ::::~~ :::::::::1 71 Short, George H................................. Corporal...... Messenger .... l! ~t~~r~~~~-T~~:~·:::::~:-~ :::~:::::~~:rift:~~:::: J~ ·:::::::· 7u Clements, .Joseph ................................... do ......... 1 .... do · ........ 1 ~~ g~'dtJ;A'1~~~~-~.:::::: ::~::::::::::::::: :::::::: : :::3~ .. :::::::: ::: :~i~: :::::::: 79 Finn, .John .......................................... do ............. do ....... .. 80 Goldsborough, William ............................. do ............. (lo ......... 1 lu w 13 13 ! 1:J w 14 ~ I lB H 1il 18 I 1S n 1:l I 1a l:l ~ 19 1:l 13 18 lS 15 u / N n 1a 1a 18 16 1S 1S w ~ ~ w 19 21 ~ l:l M 1il WI 13 ~ ~ ~ 102 00 192 00 156 00 1.iu 00 15u 00 192 00 HiS 00 192 00 156 00 22s oo 15u 00 16S 00 15u 00 216 00 216 00 15(i 00 156 00 156 00 15u 00 2l(i 00 2:!S 00 i~g ~~ I 216 00 216 00 1SO 00 168 oo I 1!'>6 00 15u 00 156 00 15u 00 216 00 192 00 216 00 216 00 192 00 300 00 2SS 00 240 00 22S 00 252 00 276 00 156 00 16S 00 156 00 240 00 15u 00 216 00 21u oo I 252 00 * Appointe1l sergeant March 1, 1SS2. ~ I :l;) ;!;) ~ 3:i ~ 3.) 3;i 3;) B5 115 ~ ~ ~ 35 M ~ 35 35 ~ 3;) 3:> 3:> ~ ~ ~ ~ 35 :l5 35 3.) :J;) ~ 35 35 M ~ ~ ~ w w w 00 w w w w WI w 127 75 I 1 00 I 1~7 75 1 00 1~7 75 1 00 1:n 7fi 1 oo 1~7 75 1 00 1:!7 75 1 00 1:!7 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 1 00 I 127 75 1 00 1:!.7 75 1 00 I 1:!7 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 uo ~~~ ~~ li ~~ I 127 75 I 1 00 I 1:<7 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 1~7 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 127 75 1 00 noo 100 7:300100 73 09 1 00 73 00 1 00 73 00 1 00 73 00 1 00 73 00 1 00 73 00 1 00 7il 00 1 00 73 00 1 00 3u:i C(l I 305 00 365 00 :w:> oo 3(i5 00 365 00 3U5 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 3u5 oo 3u5 00 3u5 oo 3()5 00 3ti5 00 365 00 1165 00 3u5 oo 3ti5 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 3u5 oo :lti5 00 365 00 3u5 oo :!u;) 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 3u5 oo 365 00 365 00 3u5 oo 365 00 365 00 365 00 3u5 oo 3ti5 00 365 00 3u5 oo 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 36;) oo 3u5 oo 00 w w ~ :Jo w ~ ~ w 30 w 30 ~ w w ~ 00 w ~ ~ 30 30 30 30 30 w 30 w ~ ~ 30 ~ ~ ~ w ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~~ I 360 00 360 00 :.wo 00 360 00 :360 00 360 00 :160 00 ~z~ ~~ I :!60 00 3oo oo 1 360 00 360 00 I 360 00 360 00 3u0 00 3uo oo I :!60 00 :!60 00 3GO 00 360 ou 3uo oo 300 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 oo 3uo oo 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 0) 360 00 3uo oo 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 300 00 27 ()81 36 u7 3u 67 61 6u 3u 67 27 68 37 43 61 u6 61 u6 38 01 36 u7 37 43 36 u7 36 ui :lti U7 (i1 Uu 36 u7 3u 07 61 uu :36 07 36 U7 36 67 36 u7 37 43 I ul uu 36 u7 37 43 :w 07 36 07 36 u7 61 u6 61 66 27 6S u1 u6 36 07 3u u7 u3 67 3S 66 61 u6 ut 66 38 2S 36 67 ul 6u 37 43 u1 66 37 43 30 u7 21 us 3u u7 37 43 1, 072 4:! 1, OS1 42 1, 045 42 1, 070 41 1, 045 4:! 1 072 43 1: o5s Hl 1, 106 41 1, 070 41 1, liS 7U 1, 045 4:! 1, 058 18 1, 04!) 4:! 1,105 42 1, 105 4~ 1, 070 41 1, 04:) 42 1, 045 42 1, 070 41 1,105 42 1, 117 42 1,045 42 1, 045 42 1, lOu Hl 1, l:lO 41 1, 069 42 1, 058 18 1, 045 42 1, 045 42 1 045 42 1: 070 41 1, 130 41 1, 072 4:l 1, 130 41 1, 105 42 1, OS1 42 1, 1:'5u 42 1, 119 41 1, 094 41 1, OS2 41 1, 02!l 28 1, 050 u7 955 6u 943 43 955 G(i 1, 015 4:3 930 67 981 OS 990 u7 1, 027 43 ~ ""0 ~ :::0 0 ~ :::0 ~ ~ '":3 ~ 0 z to ~ t'-1 r 00 -:J Statement of the" genemlsm·vice" fo1'Ce of clerks, rnechanics, messengers, and tVatchrnen employed in the Adjutant-General's Office, ~c.-Continued. 00 CFJ Pay. Commutation of-.... rg~ ~ ~ .... bC • c;: ~-: -=< Quarters and .s p., Proper. a Extra duty. b I Rations. c ;E~ ~~.,; fuel. d .... ,$~ ;:jO fi ..d <:)""' s .... ~ Ne. l Name. Grade. I Occupation. I ,...g3 s~ .... ~ ~ .: ~ ..; h ..; ~ ..; ~t: 8~~ M 0 ..: oil CIS 0 CIS Q) ..: Q) '" Q) Q) ::::: s p., "' p., 'd h s h Q p:;~e Q .... ~ .... .... .... .... .... .... g~ ~~g ~ Q) <1) Q) Q) Q) Q) rn ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~"' ~ Q) Q) Q) Q) Q) Q) ~ ~ ~O p... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0~~ t-3 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1='1 ~ H ~ --------------------~----------- ~ 81 Grier, Edward ............................. . ..... Private ... . ... Messenger .... $20 $240 00 $0 20 $73 00 $1 00 $365 00 $25 $300 00 $37 43 $1, 015 43 ~ il2 Gill, William ................ . ................. . ... do . .... . ... . ... do ......... 16 192 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 27 68 957 68 83 Hews ton, Michael J ..........................••. ..•. do . .. . ..... .. . . do ......... 16 192 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 27 68 957 68 M 84 Kelly, John ....................... . ......... . .. . .... do .. . ...... .... do . ........ 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 1 300 00 36 67 1, 014 67 ~ 85 Kane, Stephen ......... . ......... . .............. .... do . ........ .... do . ...•.... 23 276 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 6t 66 1, 075 66 M 86 Kohler, John C .................... . . .. .... . ..... .. .. do ........ . . .. . do .. .. ..... 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 2i'i 300 00 61 66 1, 039 66 0 87 f!~~~~if~~:d1.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . .. do ......... ... . do ......... 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 990 67 ~ 88 .. . do . ........ .... do ......... 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 37 43 1, 015 43 t-3 89 Larkin, Patrick ......... .. .. . ........... .. ...... .... do .. . ...... .... do ...... . . . 22 264 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 ( 0 25 300 00 61 66 1, 063 66 H 90 Murphy, Matthew .............................. .••. do ....•.•.. ... . do ....... . . 23 276 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 61 66 1, 075 66 ~ 91 Madert, Jacob ...•....•••••••.. . .. . .•••.. . .. . .... . .. . do ......... . ••. do . ........ 21 252 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 61 66 1, 051 66 ._.M 92 Malone, John .............. . ...........••..•.... . ... do . ........ ::::~~ ::::::::: 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 1, 014 67 93 ~~~~~fJ~:J~~~~i: ::::::::::::::::::: :·:: :::::: . ... do ......••. 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 2fi 300 00 36 67 1, 014 67 ~ 94 ..•. do . ........ .... do . ....... . 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 61 66 1, 039 66 z 95 McGilton, James ................................ .... do ........ . . ... do . .... . ... 22 264 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 1)0 61 36 1, 063 66 t; !)6 Noonan, James .................................. . ... do ......... ..•. do ........ . 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 3ti5 00 25 300 00 36 67 1, 014 67 97 ~::~!~~. JE3~i~ n::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ... . do .... . .... . ... do ....... .. 16 192 00 20 73 00 ] 00 3(;5 00 25 300 00 37 43 967 43 c., 98 .... do . ........ .... do . ........ 18 216 00 20 73 00 ] 00 365 00 25 300 00 27 68 981 68 q 99 Quade, Ed ward ............... . .............. . ... .... do ......... .. do . . ...... . 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 990 67 0 100 Sheridan, Thomas ....... . .............. . ........ ... . do . ........ .. .. do ......... 2t 252 00 20 73 00 1 00 3G5 00 25 300 00 37 43 1, 027 43 H 101 ~~~tt~zi!G~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : : :: ::: . .. . do . ........ . .. . do ......... 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 3G5 00 25 300 00 36 67 1, 014 67 0 102 .••. do ......... . ... do ..•...... 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 990 67 H ~ 103 Spain, Richard W . .......................... . .. . .. .. do ......... . ... do ......... 16 192 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 37 43 967 43 ~ 104 Widmire, John ................ . .......... . ...... .... do . .. .... . . .... do . . ....... 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 990 67 105 Wynne, Thomas ......•••........•••.. . ...... .. . .... do . ........ .. . . do .... .. .. . 20 240 00 20 n oo 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 61 66 1, 039 66 106 Weidman, John . . ....... . ............. . ......... .••. do . . ....... ... . do . ........ 19 228 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 37 43 1, 003 4il 107 Washington, John M ........... .. .............. . ..•. do .... ..... ... . do . ........ Hi 192 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 27 68 957 6R 108 Anderson, John . ................................ .... do ... ...... Watchman ... 20 240 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 37 43 1, 015 43 109 Bogia, Alphonso W . . . . ....... .. . .. ............. ... . do . ........ ... . do ...... .. . 19 228 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 61 66 1, 027 66 ItO Bruce, Edwin S .................... . . . ..... . . .... .••. do . . . ...... . . . . do . . . ...... 13 156 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 930 67 111 Cavanagh, MichaeL .. .... ....................... . ... do . .. . ........ . do . ...... .. 19 228 00 20 . 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 37 43 1, 003 4::! 112 ~~!l;~:,A.~~~:::::: : :::::::::::: : ::::::::::::::: ::: : ~~ ::::::::: ::::~~ ::::::::: 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 990 67 113 19 228 00 20 73 00 1 00 3{;5 00 25 300 00 61 66 1, 027 66 ,, , . a'"""""· wmiamH .................. . . . ....... 1 .. . .,, ........ · .... ,, . .. ....... 19 I 2:!8 00 20 73 00 1 00 ~~~ ~~ I !!5 300 00 I ,., "I J, 027 li6 U~ fte'll~:til:rt~R~ ~.-_::: ::::::::::::::::::: :::::::·. · :::~~~: :::::::: -: J~: :::::::: 19 2:!8 00 20 73 00 1 00 ~5 300 00 :w 67 1, 002 67 13 156 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 2.) 300 00 fit 66 !)55 66 !I litlil~~~: :::111 ~t ~:! l: I: li;!l i 1:::::1: !!II I~::: ll J Jill i Ill: l 1!1 228 00 20 73 00 1 1 00 365 00 2.) I 300 00 37 43 1, 003,43 JR 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 :!65 00 2;) 300 00 ';!,i 68 981 Hi 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 2:) 300 00 l! :l l 990 67 JR 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 355 00 2:i 300 GO 990 67 18 2Ui 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 2:) 300 00 27 68 981 6B 18 216 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 36 67 !)()0 67 JH 216 00 20 n oo 1 00 365 00 25 300 00 27 68 981 6H 1::i JRO 00 I 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 2.) 300 00 :J(j 67 95! 67 gl 168 00 20 n oo 1 00 365 00 2.) ilUO 00 :n 4:l I !H3 4:1 Hi6 00 20 7:l 00 1 00 365 00 25 300 oo I 36 (i7 930 67 13 156 00 :l:i 127 75 1 00 365 00 30 I 3ti0 00 til 66 1, 070 41 * Enlisted, vice Thompson discharged; see No. 2G. a The pay proper is fixed by statute (R. S., sec.1280) , autl increases according to length of service under sections 1281 to 1284, R. S., inclnsiYo. (12~ cents is deducted per month from the amount stated for pay proper for the support of" Soldiers' Home," vide sec. 4819, R. S.) b Extra duty pay is authorized by sec. 1287, R. S., and is paid out of the appropriation for "regular supplies" of the .Army. c The rate of commutation of rations is authorized by the Secretary of War, and is paid out of the appropriation ful' "subsistence " for the .Army. clCommntation of quarters and fuel is authorized b.v the Secretary of War, and is paid out of the appropriation for" barracl:s and incitlental expenses " for the .Army. e_The allowance for clothing is paid under authority of General Order 52, Headquarters of the .Army, June 14, 1881, and varies from year to year accortling to the cost of clothmg for the .Army. \VAH Dl!:l'.\I:T)!.K:ST, A.J•Jlil'.\:Sr-GE:slmAL' H OFFICE, 1Vashington, March 15, 188:!. U. C. DimM, .Adjutant-General. >-"tl "tl ~ 0 ~ ~ ...... >-~ H 0 ~ t::: ...... t"' !="' 00 ~ Statement of the" geueralsel'vice" fore; of cletks employed in the office of the .A~jntunt-Geneml, authorized b.!f act of ConrJ1'ess approved March 3, 1881, for ·whose pay provision is made in the app1·opriations for the support of the A1·my. I ray. Proper. a I Extra duty. b Commutation of-Rations. c Quarters and fuel.d ... .s bJJ.., .s ~ ..i:lc;~ ...,QJ ~?1 o..., .;:;..., >'Ice ell ... _c;S >=~ -~ ~ -+- ~§~ No. I Name. Grade. I Occupation. I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ...: ~ ...QJ 0;.. ~ ........ s.S ~ 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 ~ 0 s ... QJ A 2 ce ~~------1~ Clerk ~~~~:,dl!r~~uB:t~~-~-~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::: . ~l:iz~~~~:::::: -- .. do::::::::: Gerdes, HermanH *----------------------------- .... do ............. do ....... .. .Johnson, Rudolph*------------·--··--·--····---- ... do ............. do------·--Lundy,EdwinK* ................................... do--------- .... do ....... .. Lindley, .T 6hn H * _ .......... _ ..... . _ -- .. __ ...... _ . __ do _ .... _ .. _ .... do __ .. ___ __ McCarthy, .John* ................................... do--------- .... do---------Ricketts, Richard*_ . _ .............. __ .. ______ . ___ . _.do _ .. __ ........ do __ .. __ .. . Starr, .Jacob W* ........ ----------- ......... ____ .... do ............. tlo ........ -~~~Ji:,oG~'cG{~r-~~ _:_*_ :::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::~~: :::::::: ::: :~~: :::::::: $14 15 16 16 16 13 16 16 16 H 13 h h cU c;S QJ c;S QJ ce h "0 h "0 ... ... ... ~ QJ QJ QJ A A A A QJ QJ QJ QJ ~ ~ ~ ~ p:; p:; p:; ~ $168 oo '$0 31) I $127 75 $1 00 180 00 35 127 75 1 00 192 00 35 127 75 1 00 192 00 35 127 75 1 00 192 00 35 127 75 1 00 156 00 35 127 75 1 00 192 00 35 127 75 1 00 1!)2 00 35 127 75 1 00 1!)2 00 35 127 75 1 00 156 00 35 127 75 1 00 156 00 35 127 75 1 1 00 QJ h ... QJ A $ ctl ~ $365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 il65 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 365 00 ~ . 0 s ... QJ A .25 o:l ~ $30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 c;S QJ h ... Q,) A ~ ~ $360 oo I 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 360 00 ""'E3 o QQJ >'I ...<:I ~..., ~ $37 43 36 67 27 68 27 6:l 27 68 6L 66 27 68 27 68 00'1~ 0~;::: ~g~ ce ce p A~<.> ~,9111 ...., ..... ...<:! 0~~ E-i $1, 058 18 1, 069 42 1, 072 43 1, 072 43 1, 072 43 1, 070 41 1, 072 43 1, 072 43 . 2768 11, 0'7243 36 67 1, 045 42 36 67 . 1, 045 42 *Assigned to duty in the Adjutant-General's Office from the thirty (30) enlisted men authorized by the act of March 3, 1881. (See 21 Statutes, page 404, 1st paragraph, at top of page.) · i Enlisted in ~eneral service (Signal Office) under authority of act of .June 20, 1874 (Sup. to Rev. Stat., vol. 1, page 47, chap. 328, par. 26), and detailed in Adjutant-General's Office under provisions of sec. 166, Rev. Stat. • a The pay proper is fixed uy statute (R. S., sec. 1,280), and increases according to length of service under sections 1281 to 1284, R. S., inclusive. (12~ cents deducted per month from the amount staterl for pay proper, for the ::mpport of "Soldiers' Home," vide sec. 4819 R. S.) b Extra-duty pay is authorized by sec. 1287 R. S., and is paid out of the appropriation for "regular supplies" of the Army. c The rate of commutation of rations is authorized by the Secretary of War, and is paid out of the appropriation for "subsistence" for the Army. dCommutation of quarters and fuel is authorized by the Secretary of War, and is paid out of the appropriation for '' banacks ana incidental expenses" for the Army. e The allowance for clothing is paid under authority of General Order 52, Headquarters of tbe Army, .June 14, 1881, and varies from year to year accorcling to the cost of clothing for the Army. · WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT-GEJ\'ERAL'S OFFICE, Washington, March 15, 1882. R. C. DRUM, A cljutant-General. <:..0 0 t"'l ~ Q ,...... U2 t"'l ~ ,...... <:: ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ,...... <:: ~ >-~ t:j ~ d t:j ,...... 0 ,...... P> t"'l APPROPRIATIOX BILL. 91 Statement :showing number, name, class, and salary or pay of any o.tficers, clerks, or other employes in the Inspector General's O.fjice tvho a1·e not specifically provided fo1· in tlte reg-ula1· appropriation laws, called fo1· by letter from Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, to the Bon. Secretm·y of Wa1·. No. Name. Class. Occupation. Cbal'les W. Greene . . . . . . . . . Prh-ate, general service, United States Army..... Clerk. COMPEXSATIOX. Pay and commutations. Appropriation paid from. I Per Per -..·ear. month. J --------------------------------! Prty of grade. second enlistment ....... Pay of the Army ........................ $18 00 Extra-duty pay ........................ 1 Incidental expenses, Quartermaster De- I 10 64 172 partment. Commutation of quarters . • • • • . . . . . . . . . Barracks and quarters, Quartermaster 1 21 00 , . I Depa1·tment. . • CommutatiOn of fuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Regular supphes, Quartermaster De- 9 00 partment. Commutation of rations ................ Subsistenc<' of the Army................ 30 41} $216 00 127 75 252 00 108 00 363 00 36 67 Commutation of clothing (second year). Clothing, &c., Quartermaster De})art- 3 05{2 Toto! . · · · · · · · · · ••• •· · · · · · · ·• .. 1. ·· ~:~::. ·· ·· · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · ··· ·· · ···· · · ~~1,10542 NOTE.-There are no clerk~:~ detailed in this office under provisions of section 166 ReYisecl Statutes. Statement of the ''general se1't•ice" force of clerks employed in the office of the Judge-Advocate-General, atttlwrized by act of Congress approred March 3, 1881, for whose pay provision is rnade in the appt·opriations for the support of the .At·my. Pay. Proper.a Extra dnty.b No. I Name. Grade. I Occupation. i ..cl ~ ..: ~ ..: 0 ce ce a.> ce a.> ~= ... 2 c.S~ 1::1~ ~ ... l=f~ :3~'-> $~ai ~o;~~ ~;g i~~ o~...., E-< C_l.tam.bers,Cyru!l* -------------······---- -- ---··· Private ....... ~ Clerk ........ . l $16 $192 00 l$0 3. 5 $127 75 $100 $365 00 '--;;; $B60 00 ~. 8 $1,072 43 S1monton, John P *-------·····-------------·-··· .... do ............. do......... Hi 1 192 00 I 35 127 75 100 365 00 30 360 00 27 68 1,072 43 3 1 Terry, Seth A* ...................................... do ............. do----- - --· 13 156 00 35 127 75 1 00 365 00 30 360 00 61 66 1,070 41 4 Lumbard, Isaact .................................... do ......... Messcnger .... 1 13 156 00 20 73 00 1 00 365 00 25 ' 300 00 6166 955 66 5. McDonald, Joseph, $125 per month; paid froni appropriation for incidental expenses of the Quartermaster's Department; transferred from Fort Leavenworth , Kans., to duty in Washington, D. C., July 1, 1881. a The pay proper is fixed by statute (R. S., sec. 1280), and increases according to length of service, nuder sections 1281 to 128i, R. S., inc!ttsive. (12~ cents deducted per month from the amount stated for pay proper, for the supl?ort of ''Soldiers' Home," vide sec. 4819, R. S.) b Extra duty pay is authorized by sec. 1287, R. S., and 1s paid out of the appropriation for "regular supplies " of the .Army. c The rate of commutat.ion of rations is authorized by the Secretary of War, and is paid out of the appropriation for ''subsistence " for the .Army. dCommutation of quarters and fuel is authorized by the Secretar.Y of War, and is paid out of the appropdat,ion for "banacks aml incirlental expenses " for the Army. e:Che ~llowance for clothing is paid under authority of General Order 52, Headquarters of the Army, June 14, 1881, and varies from year to year acconling to the cost of clothmg for the Army. *Assigned to duty in office of the Judge-Advocate-General from the 30 enlisted men authorized by acL of M~rch 3, 1881, 21 Stat., p. 40-!. tEnlisted in general service (Signal Office) under authority of act of June 30, 1874 (sup. to Rev. SLat., vol. 1, page 47, chap. il28, par. :!6), and detailed for duty in Judge-Advocate General's office, under provisions of sec. 166, Rev. Stat. · WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GENERAL's 0l!'FICE, Washington, March 15, 1882. RC.DRUM, Adjutant Geneml. (!:) ~ ~ trj 0 1-< m ~ >-1--3 H ~ ..... trj trj p..d ~ 0 q 1--3 H ~ ~ >-~ ~ q l::j H 0 H >-~ A statement siwzring the nnmber, -1iames, ~occupation,· salary, or 1oages of employes in service in the office of the Qum·termastm·-Ceneral,'"1l'ho m·e not i;]Jecijl-cally app1'0p1'iated fol' j also: the app1'0p1'iation from which each is paid and the authoTity fo1' such payment. No. Name. I Occupation. Salary or wages. Appropriation. Authority. Remarks. -----------------------1 Cooper, H. K ........ 1 Agent ............... -I p.m. $300 I Incidental expenses of Army. ·I t:;ecret.ary of War, ]february 28, 1880.1 Employed in settlement .. of indebted rail-road accounts, and paxd by depot quar-termaster. Mechanical engineer .. ! p. d. 5 00 t ...... do ....................... 1 Quartermaster-General, October 21, 1878. Employed in testing fuels used by the Army, and paid by the depot quarter-master. 2 I Zunker, Louis M .... 31 Stevenson, Thomas. Laborer. master-General's Oflice. General. at intervals. p. d. 1 50 I Contingent expenses Quarter-~ Verbal authority of Qual'termaster-~ Scrubbing floors, washing windows, &c., 4 Mackew,Isabl'lla ... l Charwoman .......... 1 p.d. 1 50 ...... do .... . ..................... tlo ............................. Scrubbingtloors, &c.,atintervals. 5 I lTott,GeorgeW ........ do.............. (') ............................... SecretaryofWar,January11.188L. 16 Johnson,llowart.lL ....... do............... (') ................................ SecretaryofWar,January17,188l.. 17 Posey, LawrenceO .. General service nH'S· (*) ................................ Sl'cretary of War, January 5,1881. .. 1 senger. * The general sen· ice clerks detailed for duty in this office are paid the rates of pay allowed to soldiers of the Army of the same grade, and allowances of commutation of quarters, fuel, and subsistl'nce, anrl are paid from the several appropriations of the .Army aJJplicable thereto. These men are detached from office of Chief of Engineers, under provisiOns of sec. 166, Rev. Stat. They were euliste~pcctfully submitted. Qt"AH'l'RIUfASTER·GR:\'ERAT}S OFFTCJ•:, jJ[a!'ch 2, 18R2. S. B. llvLA.BIRD, Asgistant Qtw1·termaster General, U.S. A., in charge. ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ H > 1-3 H 0 z t:d H ~ ~ ~ C),:) 94 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL 'YAR DEPART:\1EXT. OFFICE CO:\L\IISSARY-GENEHAL OF SUBSISTEXCE, · Washington, D. C., Mm·ch 4, H3o2. Sm: In compliance with the requirements of your circular of 23dultimo, I have the honor to report that the following enlisted men are employed in this office under the authority granted by the ''act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the government for the fiscal year ending Jnne :30, 1882, and for other purposes," approved March 3, H::ltil (21 Stat., 403), .vi;~,: Pay. No. Names. Class. Occupation. ~---- -· -- --- Permo. IPerday. Permo. Per 'I'IW. IPel·day. Houghton, D. W ......... Sergeant . ... Clerk....... $17 00 $0 00 1 $21 00 $9 00 $1 00 Blackwood, .Joseph ....... PriYate ......... do . .. .. .. 13 00 35 21 00 1 9 00 1 00 3 Cutler, L. B .................. do ........... do....... 13 00 35 21 00 9 00 1 00 4 De~vey, \V. F ................ do ........... do....... 13 00 35 . 21 00 9 00 1 00 5 Elliott, .J. B. K ............... do .......... do....... 13 00 35 21 00 9 00 · 1 00 6 Hansell, G. B ................. do ........... do....... 13 00 3(> 21 00 9 00 1 00 7 McSweeny, E ................. do ........... do....... 13 00 j 35 21 00 9 00 1 00 8 Meagher, Peter ............... do ........... do .. .. . .. 13 00 35 21 00 !l 00 1 00 9 Sanderson, A . .J ................ do ........... do....... 13 00 35 21 00 9 00 1 00 10 Voss, H. H ............... 1 .... do ........... do....... 13 00 \ 35 21 00 9 00 1 00 ll Smith, B. F .................. do ........... do....... 13 00 35 21 00 9 00 1 00 In addition to the above there is one enlist-ed man, B. F. Smith, No. 11 (having the above allowance of a private), who is detailed for duty in this office from the thirty enlisted men allowed to the War Department by 21 Stat., 404. The pay proper of these men is paid from the appropriation "pay of the Army"; their extra-duty pay, commutation of quarters, and commutation of fuel are paid from the appropriations of the Quartermaster's Department; and their commutation of rations is paid from the appropriation "subsistence of the Army." These seve-ral allowances of commutation are granted by authority of the Secretary of War. In addition, they are entitled to commutation for clothin~ pot drawn, varying in amount from $69 to $:~0 per annum according to period of servrce, and is paid from the appro-priation for "pay of the Army" at the time of final discharge. They are also entitled to "retained pay" at time of discharge, at rates prescribed by section 1281, Revised Statutes. There are no officers, clerks, or other employes now in service in this hnrean, other than the above, who are "not specifically provided for and appropriated for, but are paid from appropriations made by the government which are not specifically made in the regular appropriation laws, or other laws, in terms: for such purpose." There are no clerks detailed for duty in this bureau under section 166, Revised Statutes. Respectfully: your obedient servant, The honorable SECRETARY OF WAR. R. MACFEELY, Commissary-General of Subsistence. Statement of the general service force of clerks employed in the Surgeon-Gn1eral's Office, authorized by the act of Congress approeed March 3, 1881 (21 Stat., page 403), for whose pay provision is made in the appropriation for the support of the Army. ..: ~ ..0 s ~ Name. Grade. Occupatiou. 1 Ballard, WilliamS .••.•......••.. ...... ..•..•..•. Private ............... Clerk ...... . ......... . 2 Brown, Edmond H ..•....•.•...••.•............••...•.. do ............•....... do ..•.•......... 3 Burnham,Mark ......................................... do ................. ... . do .. ........... . ~ 8~ti!~: lo~~[!B:~:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::: :~~: :::::::::::::: ::::::~~: ::::::::::::: ~ i~~~:~.~~~u!\0w-:::::::::: ::::::::·.::::::::::::: :::::j~ ::::::::::::::: ::::::~~ :::::::::::::: 8 Gawler, .Alfred H ....................................... , :3-~ § §~~ a~~ ~0~ <1> ........ p.P.O ,..;;~ ~ A fr125 o...p.;~.....,. p:: $1500 I 15 00 14 00 13 00 14 00 1:3 00 1:~ 00 16 00 13 00 1:) oo I 15 00 1a oo 13 00 13 0() 13 00 1:100 ]:3 00 13 00 1a oo 1:l 00 13 00 13 00 g.£~ .., rn ..... _ ::l"-.. 1;·.~2 rod~ ~·c ~ ~g.~~ -~~~ "">=>--;;::~ ~ §'&~ ~125 ~ ~........,~ ~ $0 "I 35 :J!) :!5 :15 3:1 ~~ I 35 a5 35 35 a5 3:) a::; ;g I :J,') 35 :.J,) 3~ I Commutation. ~~· ~z~ ,.., C'il 8.£ ~ ""'- A <:>::l §~ ~ $·a~ ~8]~ rn~..o::l ._,A::;; QJ ~ C'il0'.., "'..::1~-.. ~ ..... ,.., C'il : §~ §< -....,.;:;A ~<+:§-: g~~~ ~s·§.~ r;., ~I 30 00 30 oo I 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 ao oo ao oo 30 oo I 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 ao oo I 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 ~~t 0 d :::~ 0 ;...,riJ .;; g ="' c:S.;:! wl::~..; -c::s a,;., .~"d..d 8 ~"E ~·~~ s ~~ 0 ~0~ c"' 1""""'4 ~ ~ ~g ~fi§~ .;; ~:g~ §~ o ·=-' rn t,;..-~~ ~~g.-~ g..., ~~~~ c::s ~ g ~a I ee ....,.,., 0 s from :vear to year ac-cording to cost of clothing for the .Army. ' >-~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ H >-~ H 0 z td H t"l r (.0 O't 96 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIY E, AND JUDICIAL Statement showing numbm·, nantes, ocmtpalion, and salm·y o1· pay of clerks and other em-ployes, now -in sm·vice in the Surgeon-General's Office, who are not specifically pt·orided and appropriated for, but are paid from other than the 1·egnlar a]JpTopriation j also the fund from which they are paid, and the authority for their payment. Compensation I Appropriation from Authority for em-No . . Name. Occupation. which paid. per month. ployment. 23 A. H. Glenman .••••• Clerk . ...... $100 00 Appropriation for fur- Sees. 1176, 1177, and nisbing trusses. 1178, R. s. E-mployed in office of Ohief Medical Pur-veyor, U.S. A. (prop-erty division\. .T obn .r. Beardsley .. {Appropriation for [Par. 1414, A.R.,1881, 24 Clerk . ...... 150 00 medical and hos- and order of Secre-l taryofWarofMay 25 William Myers ..... M essenger .. 30 00 pital department. 26, 1877. Detailed under sec· tion 166 of the R e-vised Statutes. 26 .Tames S. Phelps .... Clerk ....... Class one .... Le)l:., Ex., and .Tud'l Detailed from Quar-App'u Act. termaster-General's Office for duty in Surgeon· General's Office. ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, Mm·eh 2, 1882. SIR: In response to your instructions of the 2:1d ultimo, I have the honor to trans-mit a statement of the enlisted employes of this office authorized by Congress, but not specifically appropriated for in terms for such purpose. None others are em-ployed but such a.s are specifically provided for in the appropriation hills. None have been detailed to other offices or bureaus. Very respectfuly, your obedient servant, S. V. BENET, Brigadim·-General, Chief of Ordnance. The honorable SECRETARY OF \V AR. No I [ Commutation. Paypcr 1-~~--.,..~~~-1 Name. 1 SethD.Clark ............................... : ......... . 2 S. E. Culverwell ....................................... . 3 .r. M. Wine berger ................................... . . . i ~~~~?~J:::?~6~::::: ~ ~ ~ ~::::::: ~:: ~: ~ ~::::::::::::::::: I 7 .Tobn C. Winn ........................................ .. 8 .Tobn D. Wilkins ...................................... . 1~ ~fiti!gB:~~:li~y ~ ~:::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: 11 .r. E. McLeran ........................................ .. 12 George A. Thacher .•.......•.................•.•..... . 13 R. M. Taylor ......................................... .. 14 .T. S.M. Neill ............ . ............................. . 15 Russell West ......................................... . 16 M. Darnall ............................................ . 17 F. M. 'Varren . ..................•.•....••••••......... . ~g ~~lruhM. ~:1~1;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 20 .Tohn A. Simms .............. : ...... ····-~··· ........ .. Authorized b y act of March 3, 1881, 21 Stat., page 403. month. $34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 34 00 17 00 17 00 17 oo I 17 00 $30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 II 30 00 30 00 ~~ ~~ I 30 00 30 00 30 00 30 00 3o oo I 30 00 30 00 30 00 $25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 ~~ ~~ I 25 00 25 00 25 00 35 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 21> 00 25 00 Total. $89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 89 00 72 00 72 00 72 00 72 00 APPROPRIATION BILL. 97 \V AR DEPARTMENT, P A Yl\IASTER-GENERAL1S OFFICE, Washington, February 24, 1882. SIR: In compliance with circular of the War Department of the 23cl instant, I have the honor to report that under the act making appropriations for civil expenses of March 3, 1879 (Stat. at L., vol. 20, p. 403), and the act to supply deficiencies, of March 3, 1881 (Stat. at L., vol. 21, p. 418), one clerk, William H. Harrison, is employed by Ma;jor Carey, in charge of bounties, &c., at an annual salary of $1,600. One enlisted man of the general service, J ame:3 A. Roche, was transferred, by order of the Secretary of War, from the office of the Commissary-General of Subsistence to this office October 11, 1878, and is still on duty in this office. His pay is that of a private soldier, viz, $13 per month, with allowance for qnar:ters and rations paid by the Quartermaster-General and Commissary-General, respectively. There are no other clerks in this office coming within the inquiries of the circular. I have the honor to be, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, To the honorable the SECRETARY OF WAR, H. Rep. 1276--7 GEORGE L. FEBIGER, 4cting Paymaster-General, U. S. A. List of employes in the office of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army, who are paid from appropriations not specifically tnade in terms for such pu?pose, CD showing names, occztpation, comJJensation, appl'OJII'ialiou from ll'hich paicl, and the authority therefor. 00 No. Names. Occupation. Compensation. Appropriation from which paid. Authority. 1 T~omas J. Lee . __ ... _..... AssilStaut engineer.. $:150 p1•r mont1.1. ·I Examinations, survt>:Y>J, aml contingencies of riv-ers and harb01 s ·1 ! }t::~~;H~~\~~~-~:e:s:s::::::: : ~r~g~~~~~~~~:::::: ~ . ~~~31~~~~~:~~~~::!: ~~~~~~~~~,:~~i~~~ :~~;l: ~-~il~~~-:,;f ~f~;t~~~::;t~i~~;:::::::::::: ~-:::::::::: 5 Denis Callahan. ____ ........... do ............. . .... do ........... ExatHination::~, stuTe_ys, autl contingl'ttde~:~ of rivers a1.1l harbors. 6 JohnS. Wiusldp ............. tlo .................. do ................ do .......................... -------·- .... . 7 Charles G. 1\:rebs ............. do ................... do........... .. do ----····-·····- ---·--- ---·---················ · ··--·--· 8 Louis Nell. __ ................ do ................... 110 .... · ...•... SnrYC.\:; for military 1lefPnHPH, 18/(i . _ ................... __ . _ ... 9 J. R. P. M!•l'bliu . _ .. _ ... _ .. _. do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $J3:.IJ Iler month. Examiuatious, sutTe~ s, aml \'ontingencies of riYt'l':-l all!l harbors . 10 Martin Altschuh .............. do ............... $120 1wr month ........ do ................................................ ...... . . 11 Albm-t N. Ober .. __ ............ do . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. $1i:.l~ per month.. l'reservatiou ancl repair of furti!ications ................ _ ..... . 12 Henry R. ConC'ldin ........ Clerk ............... $13::\ per mouth ....... do . . .. . . .. . . . .. . . .................... ..... ... _ ....... _ .. ~! .1:~1l t."fr~~~~l:~::: ·_:::: ::: -~~ :::::::::::::: _· . ~~~X~ 1~~~ -~~-1~~~. :::::. ~i~ :::::::: ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. li ~~t~l~~:::;, i •. i • ••• !~ •• :_: • •• :.:::. • ~ •- ·~~ • •- •-: •• ;I: ~d~·''""~ ·u~v·r·-: ""~ '"~'·h~"'··:,, ''""": .,~ ~~h· 21 Alhel't Grimes ......... _ ... _. do ....... . .... _. $H3~ pPr mouth .. PresetTaLiou and repair of forti1il'atious ....................... . Seet·l'tary of ·war, Chief of Engi-\ m•ers, act of June 20, 1874..-Sup. 11 to Rev. Stats. U. S .. vol. 1, page 47, chap. 328, par. 26. I I 22 Robert Silll:'rs .... _. . . . 1\-IesReuger. ......... $90 per nwul b ....... _.do .. _ .... _ ........ _ ........... _ _ _ . _____ ..... _ ...... .. 2:l I W. H. Montagne........ . 110 _ .... •. . • • . • •• $70 per muutb .. Examinatious, Slll'\'I:'J'H, au!l contin~eneii:'S of rivers and harbors. I 24 J. C. \\Tilliamson ...... _ . Labo1 er............ $60 per month ........ do .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .............. -~ ....... . 25 John A. Jewell ........... do .................. do ................. do .................................. .................... ) Enlisted in the general service, U.S . .Ar-my. 26 I 0. D. Thatcher .. _._. _..... Clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pay of grade in .Appropriations for the support of the Army.... . .............. ) 27 28 2!1 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 ~ t:r_j Q """" rn ~ ~ ~ ...., - "'0 "'0 ~ 0 "'0 ~ H > ~ ~ 0 z td ~ r c:.o c:g Officers, cle1·ks, and othm· employes now employed in the Signal Service in Washington, D. C., who a1·e not specificalley pr()1Jidedfor and apprlJpriatedfor, but are paid from appropriations made by the government, which are not specifically made in the regular appropriation laws, or other laws, in tm·ms, for such purposes. What appropriation paid from. ~ .,Q s Class or occupation. Names. ~ 1 Abbe, Cleveland... ... Civil assistant.... Appropriation, observation and report of storms. ! fE!i !~:::~~~::· ::I:::::.~~- :JL::::::::::::::: :::: :::::: lications. ! ~~~~~~r:!:~:: :::::: ~~~~r~::::: :::::: :~:: ::~~::~::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: 9 Burer, E., jr........... Clerk ................... do .... .. 10 Lee, W. F ... ............. do ................... do ....... -................... --. --. 11 Hitchins, H .. . . . . . . • . . Copyist.... . .. .. . . .. .... do .... -- ........................ .. i~ ~!:.~:~~~:<:: ~:''fL::::::::: ::::Jr::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: 16 Black, M. L . . . . . . . .. . . Copyist ................. do ............................... . 17 Fermo, Z .............. Clerk ................... do ......................... ...... . 18 Hunt,}f ................. do ................... do ............................... . 19 Rice,F.H ................. do ................... do ............................... .. ~~ ~;~:~t:J. M: : ~ ~ ~ : : : : : 8f.R~~~ : ::: : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~~: : : : : : : ~::: ~ ~ : ~ : : : : : : : : : : : ~ ~ ~ : : : 22 Hitchcock, L. D ........... do ................... do ............................... . 23 Hanner,E.A........... do ................... do ........................... - ... . 24 Stewart,M.T ......... Printer ................. do ............................ ... . ~g R~~~~.T~ir":::::::::::: cad~e~:~~-:: :::::: ::::::a~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ ~~~~~J-~·~::: ::::::::: -ci~~~: :::::::::::: ::::: :~~:::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ R:i~~~'E~~ .V:.: ~::::::: _ ~ed~e~-~~~:::::: :: :::::: S~:::::::::: ::::: ________ ... ..... _ 31 Keirn, M .. . . . . .. . .. . . . Clerk ................... do ......................... ....... . ~: ~i~~·~:r:::::::::: ?!:ir~:~~~ ~::::::: ::::: :~~::: ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 35 Davies,A.E ............. do ..... ...... ........ do ................... . ~~ ,f~~~e: -j: ::::::::::::: -~~d~e~~~~ :::::::: ::::: :~~: ::::::::::::::::: ....... .. .... . ~~ ... ~P< 0 +",.q,.q §--~~ s:~~ --8 H <1 _fj trj ~ trj 0 q 8 H <1 ~trj >-§ ~ q t:1 H 0 H >-~ 38 Patrick, W ..•..•..... , .... do ............. , ...... do ................................ , 39 Branham, E ............... do ................... do ............................... . 40 Curtin,T ............. Laborer .... ........... . do .............................. . 41 J enifer, H . . .. .. .. .. .. Messenger...... .. App1·opriation, signal ................ . 42 Greenwell, G .............. do .... ,, ...... Appropriation, observation and report I of storms. !~ K{~~~~~~~: :~:::: ~ ~ ~ . ~a~~~::i~~:::::::: :::::: ~~: :::: : ~ ~:::::::::::::::: :::::::: 46 Mathews, F .. _........ Laborer........... Appropriation, signal ............... .. 47 Chase, J. H . .. • .. .. . .. Messenge!'........ Appropriation, observation and report of storms. 48 Hays, R. W ............... do.-----·-·---- ...... do ..•............................. ~~ ¥~1!~~:::: ::::::: ::: : ~~ :::::::::::::1::::::~~:::::::::: :~:::::::::::::: :::::·: 52 Ando,..n, J ....... -- -~- - do ....... ....... ..... do ...... ............. ... ......... . ~~~~~;;: i! ~: i I i~~~~~:::boy :: ;; :;!!iiili i :~:! ~ ~ i! :~ ~ ~i ;i; i iii iiiiii !! ~{"$,~~ :::::: :::.: .. ~':1~·~-~~; ::::::: l:: .. i~:::.::::: •. : • ::: :•: •• :: :. ::::. H !! 1 :-:- J~ ~m-L<::IHH~ -~~~~~~ ~-~~~~·.~~·~·~· 35 00 l ...... do 35 00 ...... do ..................... do ..... .. 35 00 l ...... do ..................... do. 35 00 ...... do ..................... do. 30 00 ...... do . ~ ................... do . 30 00 ...... do ..................... do ........ .. :30 00 ...... do ..................... do ..................... .. 30 00 ...... do .... ........ .. ....... do ....... . 30 00 ...... do ..................... do 30 00 ...... do ..................... do i ~ ~· -~ ~~ i~ ·-- ~. ~ ~--: ••••• ·-· :: -i~ •••••• ~ .. -.... ........ . 25 00 ...... do .................... . do ...................... . ~I HH~ -....•• ___ _... ·•·H~ ··~···::::: --- -In addition to the foregoing the following, "general service" force of clerks, &c., is employed in this office, for whose pay provision is made in the appropriations for the support of the Army : 65 Beebe, W.M., jr. (pri-1 Clerk ............ J ............... ................. -------~~------ ............................ 11 Office Chief Signal-Officer ... } . Enlistment author-vate). ized by act of June 66 Penn,M.A.(private) .... .. do ............................................................................................ do.................. ... 20, 1S74.-Sup. to 67 Balster,J. (private) ... Watchman .................... ............................ ! ........................................ do ...................... ! Rev. Stat.vol.I,p. 58 Cross, W. H. (sergeant) I Clerk .. .............. ....... . _ .......... _ .. ___ ....................•......................... , Lieutenant Greeley's Arctic 47, chap. 328, par. Expedition. 26. >-'"d '"d ~ 0 '"0 ~ ~ j 0 z td H t-< ~ ..... 0 ..... 102 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL Statement of tempora1·y clerks and others employed in the office for the publication of the official Records of the War of the Rebellion, 1tnde1· the act of March 3, 1881, chapter 133, page 445. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 Names. Class or occupation. Marcus J. Wright . . . . . . . . .• . . Agent for collection of Confederate records. I Edwin J. Harvie . . . . . . . . . . . • • . Clerk class four_ ....... . F. Collins Smith .•............ Clerk class three ... ·.--- ~ ~~~f~n~t~~~~li:::::::: :::::: .?.1:~~do. ::::::::::::::::: Jennie C. Hoffar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Copyist ................ . ¥~~~~#~--// +d! :~-:.L--:"~) Mary E. Lee ........................ do ............ ····· ~ Ella \Y. Daniels ..................... do ................ . Caroline E. Bachelder ............... do ................ . Pam}Jhila S. ~Volcott ......... ·j· ..... do ............... · -Mary E. Davrson .................... do .............. --· I Mary A. Fisher ..................... do ............... . Bennina M. Bartlett ................ do ................ . EmmaLe<'kie ....................... do ............... .. Marie A. \Vilson .................... do ................ .. Ida R. Morris ....................... do ............... .. Joanna \V. Turner .................. do ................ . Emilie C. Chase ..................... do ................ . John N. Bovee ................ Foreman ............... . Al~r~d C. ~haw ............... :r:ressm~n ....... · · .. ---- ~ Wrlham Rwketts............. Uomposrtor ............ . ~~t~:.:~ji~f~~:::.:::: ::-J! : . ::::::::: . Charles Reegin ............... Assistant messenger ... . Thomas McFadden . . . . • . . . . . ...... do ................ . ~tf~i~~!i~f~~::: :~ :::::: :~~~~~~~~~: ~ ::::~: ::::::I JohnP.Morris ............... ! Additionallaborer ...... 1 Salary, yearly. $2, 400 1, 800 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 840 840 840 840 840 840 8!0 840 840 840 S40 840 840 ~1~ I 840 840 840 1, 000 1, 200 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 7:20 720 720 720 720 600 Authority for payment. The act appro•ed March 3, 1881 (chap. 133), appropri-ates, among other items, ''for puulication of the offi-cial records of the war of the rebellion," as follows: ".For comJlensation of tem-porary clerks apd other employes, thirty-four thou-sand six hunclrecl and eighty dollars.'' , . The same act also apprOJH'l· ates for '' inclexino· and proof-reading and p~fnting and binding, under (lirec-tion of the Secretary of \\~ar," &c. , forty thousand dollars. Indexers and proof-1·eaders employed in the office for the publication of the official Rec01·ds of 1 the War of the Rebell-ion, unde1· the act of March 3, 1881. 37 JohnS. Moodey ............ ---1 Clerk class four ....... . 38 Benjamin S._ Platt............. Clerk class two ........ . 39 Anna M. Otrs ................. Copy-holder ........... . 40 Jessie C. Johns .............. l ..... do ..... ---------- · · WAR RECORDS OFFICE, February 27, 1882. $1, 800 1, 400 900 900 ROBERT N. SCOTT, Brevet Lieut. Ool. U.S. Anny. APPROPRIATION BILL. 103 NAVY DEPARTMENT. [Reply to committee's letter of 2tlth March.] NAVY DEP Al{Tl\IEKT, Washington, March 21, 1882. Sm: In compliance -with the request of thr CommittPe .on Approprhtions, I have the honor to snbmit herewith supplemental estimates for the permn.nrnt and tempo-rary clerical force of this department. Sheet No. 1 embraces the clerks, messengers, a1Hl lahorers rrqnire1l for the inspec-tion, examining, alJ(l retiring boards, for the offiee of the Jn1lge-Advoeate-General of the Navy, and for t,he office of the Seeretar.f of the Navy. The boards mentioned are continnonsly in session. The civil emplo,yes connected with them have heretofore been and are uow paid frorn contingent of the Navy. The clerks of the Secretary's oftice aud the J ndge-Ad \roc ate's uftice are now employed and paid from contingent of th~ Navy. The regnlar elerieu,l force provided for in the annual executive appropriation l.Jill is not sufficient to perform the cnrrent work of the department. The two assistant messengers are now paid as laborers, one at $50 a mouth, from contingent of the N:.1>vy, the other $55 a month, from "or00 ...................... . Contingencies .••••...•... , ...........•................................•... Extra clerk-hire, copying and recording ................................... . $1,500 660• 1,400 660 2, 400· GOO 4,800· 1,080 1, 440, 1,000 240 '720 500• 420 1,300 1,600 500· 15, 000< 35,820, SHEET No. 2.-Supplemental estimate of app1·opriations requiredfoT the service of the fiscal yea1' ending June 30, 1883, by the Navy Depa1·tment building, Navy Depa1·tment. One captain of the watch...... . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • . . . . . . $1, 200 One second captain of the watch.......................................... 900 Nine watchmen, at $720 each .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . .. • .. .. .. .. . .. • .. 6, 480 One carpenter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . • • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . . 1, 080 Five laborers, at $660 each................................................. 3, 300 One laborer (Board on Rebellion Record).................................. 600 One superintendent of char-women.......................................... 300 Eight char-women, at $180 each........................................... 1,440· 15,300 SnEET No. 3.-Supplemental estimate of appropriations 1·equired for the service of the fiscal yea1' ending J1me 30, 1883, by the varions burealtS of the Navy Department. :Bureau Yards and Docks : One clerk ......................................••••.. ·..... . . . . . . . • . . . . $1, 000· Bureau Eql~pment and Recruiting: · g~: ~;f!'r ~~~~~ -o-~~: ·.:: ~ ~ ~ ·. ~ ~ ~:: ·.::::: ·. ~: ~:::: ~: ·.:: ~:::::::::: :·::::::: 1, ~~~ :Bureau Navigation: One clerk (Signal Office).............................................. 1,500 One clerk, class one.............................................. . . . . . 1, 200 One laborer........................................................... (itiO Bureau Construction and Repair: One clerk .............. ~-- ....•..........•............................. 1, 000· Bureau Steam Engineering: One .clerk, class one ........•. · ....................•........ ·..... . • . . • . . 1, 200 Bureau Provisions and Clothing: One clerk, class one .........•...........................•..........•.. Three copyists, at $900 each., ........................................ . Two laborers, at $660 each ............................................ . :Bureau Medicine and Surgery : One assistant chemist (Naval Dispensary) ........................... .. One janitor (Naval Dispensary) ............. · ......................... . Three writers, at $900 each (for pension cases) ........................ . One laborer ••...........•.••.......................................... 1,200· 2,700 1, 320· 960 600· 2,700 480 18, 62() APPRO:PRIATION BILL. 105 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. [Reply to committee letter of 28th March.] DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Washington, April 5, 1882. SIR: In response to letter of your committ,ee, dated 28th ultimo, I transmit here-with a statement relating to the Secretary's Office of this department, together~with the responses of the several heads of bureaus (exclusive of the Pension Office), con-cerning the matters referred to in said communication. Very respectfully, S. J. KIRKWOOD, Secretary. Hon. FRANK HiscocK, Chairman Committee on App1'0p1··iations, House of Representatives. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, 'Washington, Ap1·il 5, 1882. SIR: In compliance with your letter of the 28th ultir::::w, I have the honor to trans-mit herewith a supplemental estimate for the addition to the appropriation for sala-ries, Office of the Secretary of the Interior, for the compensation of two skilled me-chanics and three laborers, who are now paid from appropl'iations where there is no specific provision for salaries, viz, the appropriations for repairs of building and for expenses of packing and distributing Congressional documents. Very respectfully, The CHAIRMAN S. J. KIRKWOOD, Sem·eta1·y. of the Committee on App1·opriations, House of .Representatives. Salar·ies, Office Secretary of the Interior. APPROPRIATION FOR FISCAL YEAR 1881-'82. Grade. &~~;~~:~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~:: :: ~: ~: ::::::::::: ::~: ::::::::::::::::::::::: $~: ~~~ Chief clerk, as superintendent of Patent Office building _ ................................. . Seven clerks, chiefs of didsions (including disbmsing clerk).................. 2, 000 One stenographer . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . 1, 800 Six clerks of class four..................................................... . . . 1, 800 Four clerks of class three............ . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . 1, 600 Four clerks of class two . .. .. . . . . . . .. . .. .. .. . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . 1, 400 Seven clerks of elass one (including telegraph operator) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 200 One clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 it1;t1~~~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ !!! One captain of the watch ....... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 Forty watchmen.............................................................. 720 Additional to two watchmen acting as lieutenants of watchmen . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 120 One engineer .................•......................................... _...... 1, 200 ~fxetfrs::!~n_t_ ~~~i~~~~. ::::::::::::::::: :~:: :~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1, ~~~ Office of Assistant Attorney-General. One law clerk ................................................................ . "Three clerks ................................................................. . One clerk .................................... · ............................ ____ . 2, 250 2, 000 1, 200 Aggregate ....... -~- ............................................................... . Total. $8, ooo 3, 500 2, 500 250 14, 000 1, 800 10,800 6, 400 5, 600 8, 400 1, 000 7, 200 840 5, 04(); 3, 300 1, 000 28,800 240 1, 200 1, 000 4, 320 2, 250 6, 000 1, 200 124, 64~ 106 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, A.ND JUDICIAL Salaries, Office Secl'etal'y of the Intertm·-Continued. SUBMITTED ESTIMATES FOR FISCAL YEAR 1882-'83. Grade. Total. ----------1------------------Se<•J:etary of the Interior...................................................... $R. 000 .Ass1stant Secretary .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 500 Increase .............................................................................. . Chief clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 2, 500 Increase ......................................... · ....... ····· ....... ······ ··· · · ·- ··· · · Allditional to chief clerk, as superintendent of department building ..................... . Se-ven clerk:;, chiefs of divi::;ions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 000 Increase of $±00 each .......••................................................•........ One stenograllher....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 800 1 Increase ..................................................... . ....................... . f:ih: clerks of class four........................................................ 1, 800 1 }'our clerk:; of cla:s:; three........................................... .. ........ 1, GUO }'our clerks of class two . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 400 SeYcn clerks of class one...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 200 Onr n·hn·ns office clerk of cla..;s one .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 1, 2110 One clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 ~;~~~:hf~lt~~~~;;g;.~.:::: ::::::: :::·:::: ::::::::::::::::::: ·:::::: ::::::::::::: 1, ~~~ g~:~ ~~~~~~~~:~.- ~~:b~~;itt~;i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ........ ~~~_I :-ieYI'n ·assbtant messen.!!,en;. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 720 }'iye lahoren; . ......... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ()()O On I' captain of the watch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 Increase ....... ... ................................................................... . Two lieutenanh; of the watch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 840 1 Increase of $160 each ................................................................ . Thirty-eight watchwen................... .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 720 One enginel'r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, ·200 w~e fi:::;.~~n_t_ :~-~i-1~~~~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1, ~~~ •j~~ ~2 t"· ,.""'....,...., 0./}ice of Assistant .Attorney-General. $8, 000 3, 500 1, 000 2, 500 500 250 14, 000 2, 800 1, 800 200 10, 800 (), 400 5, ()00 8, 400 1, 200 1, 000 7, 200 1, 000 8±0 840 [), 040 3, 300 1, 000 200 1, ()80 320 27, 3()0 1, 200 1, 000 4, 320 ~~~~~~::11~;.;~~~~::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~: ~g~ ~: ~g~ One clPe}?-~ of class one ......................................... : .... .... ...... 1 1, 200 __ 1, 200 Aggregate .........•...............................•................... -1 •••••••••••• I .AMENDED ESTIMATE FOR FISCAL YEAR 1882-'83. I Secretary of the Interior...................................................... $8,000 ' "bsir~~~;a~~~~:~~~l:~:::: : :::::: :::::: ::::: : : :::: : :: ~ ~:::::::: :::: : : ~::: :::::::: . _. _ _-. ~·- ~~~ _ Chief clerk. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . • . . . . . .. . 2, 500 ID()l."ellS!' ...••..•.••••••• • • · • •• · · · • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • · · · · .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Additional to chief clerk, as superintendent of department building ..................... . SeYen clerks, chiefs of divisions............................................... 2, 000 Increasr of $400 each ................................................................. . One stenographer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 800 Increase ...........................•.................................••••............. Six clerks of class four...................................... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 800 Four clerks of class three................... . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 600 Four clerks of class two ........................ ·.............................. 1, 400 Seven clerks of class one................................ . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 200 One returus office clerk of class one . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 1, 200 One clerk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 ffjJ~~~![~;~¥:,:::. ·!.!.:! _·. ~:.! ~ .... -: !!. ! .. ! ·! _·; ~j jj :~~: :·:... ..... •·. ~- ' One cap'tain of tht' watch.................. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . 1, 000 Increase ....................................................... ---- · ..... · · · · · · · · · · · · · Two lieutenants of the watch................................................. 840 Increase of $160 each ................................................................. . ~~1Ji!~~:::~:~::::~~~: ~:: :: :~ :::::::::: ;: :::: ~: :;; ::::::::::::::::::::: l: !l! One skilled mechanic* . .. .. • . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. • . .. . . .. . . . .. • .. . . . . . . • . 900 Do' ... ·.................................................................. 720 ~:e0Iib~~~r;"~::~::: ::::: ::::~~: ::::: ::::~: :~:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~ 132,700 $8,000 3, 500 1, 000 2, 500 500 250 14,000 2, 800 1, 800 200 10,800 6, 400 5, 600 81400 1, 200 1, 000 7, 200 1, 000 840 840 5, 040 3, 300 1, 000 200 1, 680 320 27,360 1, 200 1, 000 4, 320 900 720 1,440 600 *Paid from appropriations other than the regular ap~ropriations for salaries, namely, the appropria· tion for 1 ' Reparrs of building, and for expenses of packmg and disLributing Congressional documents.' APPROPRIATION BILL. Sala1•ies, Office Secretm·y of the Interior-Continued. AMENDED ESTIMATE FOR FISCAL YEAR 1882-'83-Continued. Ojfice of Assistant Attorney-Geneml. One law clerk-·····'·····- ............................ ______ ................ .. Three clerks ............................•............. ---.- ........ --.- ...... . 'One clerk of class one ...................................... -........... --- ... -Grade. $2, 2!'.0 6, oou 1, 200 Aggregate ............... -- - ...... -................... - .. - - - -.......... - -.........•. 107 Total. $2,250 6, 000 1, 200 136, 360 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, GENERAL LAND 0Fl<'ICE 1 Washington, D. U., Jllarch 30, 1B82. Sm: I LaYe the honor to acknowledge receipt, by your reference of 29th instant, of copy of letter of the 28th from the assistant clerk of Honse Committee on Ap-propriations, and, in compliance with its reque:st and. your uirections, to report as follows: The force authorized hy law for this office for the cnrrent fiscal year is-Commissioner, $4,000. Chief clerk, $~,000. Law clerk, $2,000. Recorder, $~,000. 3 principal clerks, at $1,800. 16 clerks of class 4, at $1,800. 30 clerks of clas:s 3, at $1,600. 40 clerks uf cla:ss 2, at $1,400. 62 clerks of class 1, at $1,200. 30 clerks, at :ji;l,OOO. 15 copyists, at $UOO. 1 draughtsman. 1 assistant draughtsman. 9 assistant messengers! at $720. 6 packers, at $720. 12 laborers, at $720. Now PID}1loyec1. Commissioner. Chief derk. La'Y clerk. Recorder. 3 principal clerks. 14 clerks class 4. ~8 clerks class 3. 45 clerks class 2. 53 clerks class 1. 10 clerks. 48 copyists. ~ copyists, at $840. 10 assistant messengers. 6 packers. 12 laborers. Under the recent deficiency appropriation of $25,000-1 clerk of clflss 1, $1,200. :{clerks, at $1,000. 16 clerks, at $900. 3 clerks, at $840. My estimates for Hl.B3 are as follows: Commissioner, $5,000. Deputy commissioner, $3,000. . 3 inspectors of Fmrveyor-gencral and dis-trict land offices, at $3,000 each. Chief clerk, $2,500. Law officer, $2,500. Recorder, $2,000. 3 principal clerks, at $2,000 each. -6 chiefs of division, at $2,000 each. Recejving clerk, $2,000. 178 c.lerks, at $720. 1 clerk at $660. 1 clerk at $600. I Chief draughtsman, $2,000. 35 clerks of class 4, at $1,800 each. 50 clerks of class 3, at $1,600 each . 1 60 clerks of class 2, at $1,400 each, 55 clerks of class 1, at $1,200 each. 35 copyists, at $900 each. Chief messenger, at $900. 8 assistant messengers, at $720 each. 6 packers, at $720 each. 12 laborers, at. $660 each. It will he observed that to some extent the appropriations for the higher salaries have been used for the payment of employes in the lower grades. This arrangement was the result of an immense accumulation of approved settlement land entries, await-ing the writing and recording of patents, and other detail work of a low grade con-108 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL nected therewith, anu v1hich, without inexcusa.ble disregard of the rights of actua.I settlers, I was compelled to dispose of at the earliest moment possible, even if it involveu the l)OStponement of other business of a high gmde, involving large values. This arrangement of salaries is onl~' temporary, however, and as soon as the end of the current :fiscal year the ame will have been disposed of, and a rearrangement of sala-ries, and the employment of a different clasR of clerks, will be as necessary as was the temporary employment of said low-grade copyists. The only change which I can recommend is to add to my former estimates two clerks, as general examiners, at ~2,000; twenty seven clerks, at $1,000; and five copy-ists, at $900. After carefnl consideration, I can make no other rearrangement whatever, anu sub-mit this increased estimate for the follo\\ ing reasons: 1. A presm1t kuowlentirely neglectecl for some ;n'a"s. This condition is not chargealJJe to any ueglect whatever. The bu~ine.ss presented for disposition has simply increased. In thi8 connection it is not inappropriate to simply. call attention to the land legislation of the la t few years; to that now pend-ing in Congress, and to the labor which new laws anu methods of disposition impose upon this office; to the fact that the titles to two-thirds of all the territory of the United Stat<>~'> emanate fi·om this office; that the work resulting from being the custo-dian of proof and records relating thereto is in itself very large, and that meanwhile the current "·ork on present claimA, which, nnfler all the various laws, are pressing for adjustment, increasing in numbers and difficulty, and affecting a large class of citizens, is daily growing in Yolume. I merely add tha,t ihe work eannot b<> done, and the public and individnal interests cannot be served with a less cleri<"al force than I have indicated. Having thm; communicated, iu the brief, the nece'lsities of this branch of the serv-ice, I have ]Wrformed my dnty, and leave the responsibility with the appropriate com-mittee and Congre.-s. With refereuce to the appropriation for contingent expenses, district laud-offices, I would stat" that a certain class of work, like preparing new tract books and tran-scribing therein the entries, filings, areas, &e., mnst be done in this office because the original records are here; other work arisiHg from like necessities must be done in this office. It is impossihle to foresee jnst what will be necessary m this class of work, as it is in its nature lar~ely coutiugent upon future events. If it he necessary' to make such estimate now, I "·ould indicate the present number of employes now paid from said approprintion, to wit, one at .;1,200, :me to six. The increase in the messengers and laborers is especially recommended, from the fact that the rooml:l of the Commfssioner and chief clerk are on the second story, and those of all the clerks on the first, and the limited nnniber of messengers often rPquires high-grade clerks to devote part of their time to do errands, and attend to business in con-nectiou with their work which ought to be performed by messengers and laborers. I, would also add that the salary of the chief clerk shoulfl be increased as in my estimate • I also request that the solicitor estimated for be allowed. Your recommendation for an assistant commissioner is one that shoulu be allowed as any one acquainted with the business of the office will agree. Very respec~i'ully, H. PRICE, Cornrnissionet. Honorable SECRETARY OF TilE INTERIOR. .Chie~lerk .......................... -~ :Financial clerk ..................... . Bookkeeper ......................... . Stenographer ...................... .. Clerks class four .................... . Clerks class three ................... . Clerks class two .................... . Clerks class one ..................... . ·Clerks at $1,000 ..................... . Copyists at $900 ..................... . Messengers ........................ . .Assistant messengers •............... Laborers ............................ . INDIAN OFFICE. 1 1 1 1 4 8 12 10 13 8 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 3 9 15 5 10 12 Remarks . 3 Two doing clerical work. 4 Three doing clerical work . 4 One at $660 ; two at $600; anrl one at $360. 110 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL DEPARTl\IE~T OF THE I~TEIUOR, Ron. S. J. KIRKWOOD, OFFICE Ol? Co::\nnssw:~mR OF RAILROADS, Washington, March 30, 1882. Secretm·y of the Interior: SIR: I am in receipt of a communication of Honse of Representatives Committee oa Appropriation<\ referred by ~Ton to this office for "immediate attention and report." I have the honor to reply to the question therein contained as follows: Present force in the office, " -hich correspouds with the legal appropriation, is-• .Annual salary. Con1missioner ..... _ ..........•............ · ....................•.....••.. 84, 500 00 Bookkeeper ....•..........•.. ·.•• • • . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 2, 400 00 Assistant bookkeeper . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 2, 000 00 Railroad engineer . .. . . .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . . • . . • . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. .. . . .. . 2, 500 00 1 seconmployefl on this kind of work have always been pahl out of the contingent fund, and have not been borne on any salary roll. I think it would be better to have the appropnation for the contingent expenses so urawn that such lahort>rs may be paid ont of that fnnd. In relation to the next class of persons mentioned in your letter, viz: copyists of drawings, I here,vith submit an estimate for the same number of persons now em-ployed, and at the Hanw salaries. I mnch prefer that the appt·opriation for these per-sons should be includetl in the regular appropriation for salaries. For scnral ~·earH past this force has been paid out of the appropda,tion for photo-lithographing bnrnt ancl t>xhausted copies of patents of drawings. In relation to the perso11s mentioned under the head of :• abridgment of letters-patent," I lJan' to state that the appropriation simply authorized the ahrir tllP provi~ions of sectirm 3 of the act of August 15, lb76, vol. 19, p. 169, Statutes at Large, clerks of a lower grade than those proYide ;,.cl utes at Large or 1:::'"'"" ,0 ~-~ >:lo~ .... ,;; 0 • 1~~ to Revised Stat- §-g- ...,:::; ... Detailed objects of expenditure, and explanations. ~:~JJ,; ~-~~~ ~~ §: (Title of appropriation.) l~:§ ~ ------ "g ~~ ~ i5a:>o:s ~:rte .... o:s~ ... Vol. ~~~~ ci!'~ 0 ~ Q.)0•1"""1 o ........ ~ or Page. Sec. s ..... ·:;;ro ~ g:-g ..., A~ ~~~§ ~ ...... a:> R. s. ....... a:> ~OOP. ~ 1:::.-o p. ~A..cl Salaries, Office of Sec- Secretary ............................................. .. ............................................. .................. .. R. s. 35 214 $8,000 00 ....................... retary of War. Chief clerk (increase submitted) .............................................. ... .... . ............. .. ........... .......... . .......... 3, 000 00 ..................... NoTE.-Section 215 of the Revised Statutes as amended February 27, 1877, prescribes that the chief clerk shall, in the absence of, or when there is a vacancy in the office of the Secretary of War, have charge and custody of all records, books, and papers appertainini to said depart-ruent, and the act of March 4, 1874, (18 Statutes, 19), aut orizes the chief -clerk, in the absence of the Secretary, when so directed by him, to sip:n requisitions and other papers. In view of the great labor and res11onsi-I .... .... ~~. l:-~ ci!O:Srl · ~ Q -~g e ... 't:! s..c~l=l ..q.+J ~ H <1 trj trj ~ trj 0 q ~ H <1 ~tr:: P> ·z t:l C-.( q t:l H 0 H P> ~ .· Three chiefS:of divisions at $2,250 each {increa~e submitteu) ............ -I Mar. 3, 1881 21 I .. , NOTE . .:....One additional chief of division for division of requisitions and accounts is now estimated for, in lieu of the officer of infantry who has been relieved from duty, and who recrived per anuum pav and allowances amounting to $3,231.96. The chiefs of divisions in the office of the Secretary of War have similar duties and rrsponsillilities as the chiefs of clivi,;ions in the other oxeeutive departments, m.Jd shoul1l have equal p a ln the ot\ice of the Secretary of the Treasury this grade is paid at the rate of $2,500 to $2,750 per annum. In justice to the~>e three elerks they should be placed on au equal footing with tbe same gracl.e in the other executive dP}lartmeuts. l<'our cle1 ks at $2,000 each ........... . NOTE.-This item is for one clerk in the office of the chief elerk and for three assistant chiefs of divisions. Assistant chiefs of divisions in the office of the Secretary of the Treasury receive from $2,000 to $2,400 each, and the fonr clPrks who act as assistant chiefs of divisions in this office should he allPquately compensated therefor. Stenogra11her {inerPaRc submitted) ........................ . NOTE.-The position is an arduous one and of great responsibility, calling for the sel'l·ices of a stenographer of experience and special ability. The stenugraplwr to the Secretary of the Treasury rece1ves a salar,y of $2,000, th<> amount of this estimate for stenographer to Secre-tary of W _ar. Submitted ......... ....... .... --· Mar. 3,1881 21 I 402 j~;: ~l:!:~~ ~~ ~l~:: r~l~~~ ::::::::::: :::: ::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: ::: : : :I: : : : ~~ ::::::: 1:::::: 1:::: :: 1:::::: NOTF..-]ncluding one c\nk of class three now paid from the appropri-ation for rebel archives br~nch. Five clerks of class two ..... . ---·······-·····--·•···-do ........... 1 ............................. .. NOTE.-Including one cl<>rk of class two now paid from appropriation fur rebel archives branch. Twenty-seven clerks of class one ..... . .......................... do ....•..•......•.•.••. NOT E.-There are now authorized, by the legislative appropriation act, fifteen clerks of class one, all(l one clerk at $1,000, under the title 11 Sal-aries, office of Secretary of War," three clerks of class two, under the title * * 11 Rehel archives brancl1," and one clerk is paid $1,000 from appro-priation for 11 Examinations and surveys at South Pass"; there are also six general-service sergeantfl and nine general-service privates, making in all thirty-two men of class one and under, and in place of the thirty-two men who are efficient clerks and have long been in government employ, and thoroughly competept, it is proposea to promote five to a b1gher grade, and substitute twenty-seven clerks of class one. There are now 6, 750 00 8, 000 00 2, 000 00 9, 000 00 8, 000 00 7, 000 00 32,400 00 >-'"d -~ '"d ~ J-ol ~ "":3 J-ol 0 z t:d J-ol t-t r 1---4 ~ 01 General object. (Title of appropriation.) Salaries, office of SeCT e-tary ot'War-Cont'd. Salaries, office of Ad-jutant-General. Estimates of appropriations 1·equirecl foJ• the sen:ice of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, ~c.-Continued. OFFICE O:E' SECRETARY-Continued. Detailed object of expenditure, and explanations. oo bJJ ~ .§·~; "':j'~-B '21: ... ~t;~ MdCJJ !it~~ ~~-~e ~ f! e;e Q)~ ~= +J~~QJ ~OOA Reference to Htat-utes at Large or to Revised Stat-utes. Vol. 1 or Page. Sec. R.S. :@~ i~~ ~$._, t:S'-g ~ ~-~E c:l &o e ]~:g~ s~:s-g ~-~~~ ~ fifty-two clerks in the office of Secretary of \Var, ancl thaL number is provided for in tl.Jis proposed organization. The whole number now employed is necessary for the transaction of the public business, and '""ill be needed to be appropriated for under the propoRed organization. which does not include the ten clerks asked in House Ex. Doc. No. 134 • to meet the demands arising from calls from Commissioner of Pensions for requests upon private claims. I 1 Two mes~engers, at $840 each............................................. Mar. 3, 1881 21 402 1 $1, 680 00 Six assistant messengers, at $720 each ........................................ do . .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. 4, 320 00 J Six watchmen, at $720 each ................................ .... .............. do ............. 1...... ...... 4, 320 00 Seven laborers, at $660 each .................................................. do_...... .... .. ...... .... . . 4-, G20 00 I -----*Appropriated uncler titles as follows: Salaries, office of Secretary of War.............................. $69, 640 00 Salaries, * * ~ rebel archives branch....................... 6, 600 00 Appropriations for the Army.................................... 18, 778 10 95, 018 10 OFlfiCE OF TilE ADJUTANT-GENER.A.L. '..::I Ao::i dc:lo ~ P<..::l ...... $~ 1l ~rj ~~~ a~g e..,. o p.l=ll'l p.t:l ~t":> -+";:lb.t l'lol=l g, and for a sufficient number in this grade to properly su_pervise the work in the several divisions of the office. Thirty-five clerks of class three ........... . . ..................... , R.S. 27 167 56,000 00 ............ .. ~ ~ 0':> t-1 trj 0 ~ m t-1 > 1-3 ~ ~ l"1 trj P< trj 0 d ~ ~ ~ l"1 ~ t:! c... d t:! ~ 0 ~ > t-1 NoTE.-To provide for merited promotion of eio-hteen clerks from class two, in addition to the promotions to succeed those promoted to class four, and for the number required in this grade to have charge of the work and immediate direction of the distribution and dispatch of business in the various subdivisions of the office. Fifiy clerks of class two ____ -- __ •• _ .. ____________ ......... _ ... __ . ..... _- . . __ . . _______ .. 27 167 NOTE.-To provide for merited promotion of fifteen clerks from class one, in addition to the promotions to succeed those promoted to class three, and for the number required in this grade to give, under direction I of clerks in charo-e, personal attention to work in the bands of the force of clerks in the (llfterent rooms, and to keep the necessary records of the I'eceipt ami disposition of official vaper>J. · Two hundred and tllirteen clerks of class RS 27 1 167 1 I I I NoTE.-To replace thirty-two general-service clerks who will remain to be provided for after thirty-seven have been appointed to vacancitJs caused by promotion to the higher grades. I Thirty-nine clerks, at $1,000 each ........... ____ .... ___ ............ __ .... June 19, 1878 • 20 I NOTE.-To replace eight general-service clerks not provided for in I :;:: :::sengers, at $840 each ............. __ . . _____ ........... __ __ .. __ __ . 1 .. .. _ .. _._._-. I R S. NOTE.-To replace five messengers, now in the general sen·ice, whose duties entitle them to a higher grade than assistant mesRenger. 1 Forty-four assistant messengers, at $720 each __ .... _ ............ ·_ .... _ ... ..... _ ........ I R S. . NOTE.-To replace thirty-five messengers now in the general setTice. Twenty watchmen, at $720 each . .............. , __ ....... ___ ... ___ _ ....... .. ........... 1 R :5. \ NOTE.-To replace bwf'ntywatclnuennowin the general serYice. The civilian clerks authorized b,y the lcgislatiYe, &c., appropriation act of , March 3, 1881, are paid $352,680 therefr·om, and the enlisted men, au-thorized by the act of March 3, 1875 (Sup. to ReYised Statutes, p. 156, par. 196 1 I I 27 1 177 27 I 167 ' 27 I 167 from appropriations for the Army, act of February 24, 1881. Total 5), and the act of March 3, 1881 (21 Statutes, :g. 404), are paid $145,391.24 I I I $498,071.24. _____ _ ___ _ _ _ _ 70, OliO 00 . - -- - - . - . .. - .. I ••••••• - - ••• - • 255, 600 00 -- ....... I . 39, 000 00 .... - ... • ·- · • • · 1 •• -. - - • • • • - • ·-4, 200 00 - •••. - -- . -- - .. . ••••. - ... - - - -31,680 00 I ...... ~· 4oo ~ · • · 499,' sso oo 498, 071 24 > '"d '"d ~ 0 '"d l=C ....... > 1-:3 H 0 z to H t-1 r 1--'-1--'-~ 118 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL ADJ"GTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE, Ap1·illl, 1882. * ,. I have stated the number of clerks t.o be fixed for the several grades higher than class one, after due consideration of the needs of the office, the character of the work performed, and the responsible positions to be filled; and I have beeu exceed-ingly careful not to exceed the just proportion of such grades due to the whole num-ber of clerks employed. I am quite satisfied that an increased supervisory force is absolutely necessary to facilitate the working of my office. This organization does not include the increase of force (5 clerks of class four, 8 clerks. of class three, 12 clerks of class two, 125 clerks of class one, 7 assistant messen-gers at $720, 7 watchmen at $720, and 3 laborers at $660 per annum) asked for by letter of March 16, 1882, in which the reasons that make the increase necessary were fully stated, and which, with the letter of the Secretary of War to the President and the President's message transmitting the same to Congress, is printed in Executive Document No. 134, House of Representatives, 47th Congress, 1st session. ,. ,. ,. * * * ,. ,. * * R. C. DRUM, Adjutant-General. Gener.tl object. Salaries. office of In-spector-General. E8tirnates of appropriations required for the service of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, ~c.-Continued. OFFICE OF INSPECTOR-GENERAL. Detailed objects of expenditure, and explanations. ............ { One clerk of class four ........................ . One clerk of class one ..................... . NOTE.-This clerk of class one is in lieu of the enlisted man now em-ployed as a clerk in the Inspector-General's Department, under Spedal Order No. 219, .Adjutant-General's Office, October 11, 1878, who is paid $1,105.42 from the appropriations for the Army. rii bJ)o:l ;:::~>=~..<:< o·,....~ ~·c ~ ~_g.£ ~ 1j b( a:i 1'-<0l;::i\ll 2.~:§ ,§ 0 ~ p.-~ ~ ~ ~'"g 2~~~ o:jOOo:> A June 30, 1874 Mar. 3,1881 References to Stat-ntes at Large, or to Revised Stat-utes. Vol. or [Page. I Sec. R.S. R. s.l 35 ! 215 18 101 1 21 402 1 R. s. 27 1o7 One messenger (instead of one assistant messenger as now authorized) . -I Same acts_ .. , ..... . , ... _ BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE. ,.<:l;...'+-< o.o eo ;a+<~ ~:::--c.~ -::1-~.g g &-g ~ ~ ~:a3 ]2~~ _§s~ ~ -+-'~0)0) ~ $1,800 00 1, 200 00 840 00 Sa£!~~e~ u~~~:. of Mili- ~ Chief clerk --- •........ _ ....................................... : .....•. { R. s. , 35 30, 1874 1 18 101 3, 1881 21 402 215 1 ~ ~ ~ $2, 000 00 N OTE.-By section 215 of the Revised Statutes, the salary of the chief clerk of this office is fixed at $2,000 a year, but for some unaccountable reason only $1,!\00 was appropriated last year. The rate fixed by law is the basis of this estimate. Two clerks of class four ...... - ......... ---Two clerks of class three (one submitted) ............. . One clerk of class two .......... _ ...................... --.----------·----· Four cler~s of class one (t bree submitted). One clerk Submitkd r S. l 27 1 1671 3, 600 00 Mar. 3, 1881 · 21 402 1 3, 200 00 Submitted . . R. S. 27 167 1, 400 oo I Mar. 3, 1881 21 - 402 1 4, 800 00 Submitted .............. ______ 1, 000 00 ~~-~ O)OJ~ ,0 ........ o:>>-< 0'"0 p. -+";:::10 ~.; ¢. §$~ S-~'S Ol~ ,.....,OOl o:l;.;o;> "'0 P..-<:1 H $3,840 00 '"d ..... -!~~ Ol'!'10) .... ~ >-<-+" p p.~l-:> co:> ~~-fl o:jOr,j 0)~ -+",.<:10) §-+- ..... 0 .... ~~ s~~~ ..q $3,625 42 P> 1-t:i 1-t:i ~ 0 1-t:i ~ H P> "":3 H 0 z t:d H t'-1 ~ 1--1-1--1-~ Estimates of appropTiations 1·equiTed joT the service of the fiscal yea1· ending June 30, 1883, g-c.-Continw~d. General object. BUREAU OF MrLITARY JUSTICE-Continued. Detailed objects of expenditme, and explanation. a) bi)Q:> I'<>J"..cl o·~""'~~ :C·~ :::'"' .... 'OJl.£ gj1:Jbllw '"'"'>=·.-1~ ~:ge;g o~A~ -2$1:~~ cjOOQ:> ~ References to Sta.t-~;e:eU:i~e~~t~~ utes. Vol. or [Page. l Sec. R.S. taryJnstice-Cont'd. One me~senger .. __ .. __ ....... . _. ___ . __ ..... ______ ... _. _ .... __ . _ ...... . .... __ .do_. ___ .. R. S. 27 1G7 alaries, office of Mili- ~ Two copyists, at $900 each ........... ---- ......... - .... - .. -- ..... ·· ······1 Snbmitte ~ - --- -- ~ - · · · · - ~ ·-- · ·· 8~: i:l:~~~~~.t-~~~~~~~-~1~: :: : ::: ::::::~::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : : ~ili~i~t~~8:. ·--~~ - ·-~~~- 1 NOTE-The clerical services contemplated to be performed by the ad-ditional clerks estimated for will be of a high order, requiring judgment, discretion, and education, snch as will enal1IP tllitl office to dispense with the servicetl of commissioned officers tl etailed in it for duty, in order that these officers may be assigned to departments where tl1ey belong, and where their services are greatly needed. As this bureau is called upon to advise on questions touching the rights, duties, &c., of officers anfrom ; one clerk to judge-acl•ocate, transferred from :Fort LeavenwOI'tll, Kansas, is vaid $1,500; three enlisted men (of tile thirty authorized by said act for the \Yar Department) employed as clerks, are paid $3, ~15.27; aud one enlisted man (of the thirty so author-ized) is employed as a messenger and paid $955.66, making amount paid from Army appropriations $5,G70.93. • ,.<::~;...'+-< ].£~ ~-o as .p~;Q' §'8 0 0 g~~ ~,o~'g ]S~~ (J)~ pq $1, 800 00 840 00 720 00 660 00 ---1 §;.. o'd A +-!=<0 ~,; ~ 5~! s .... 0 C\j ~'d "@/::~ '0 P..<:< H $20, 020 00 -~~g -P rn ce<+=lQ:> • ... >= ;...p ::l g<§,. ~~.SO olC)"' 4"~§ §+> ~c--i s~ ~f@ -~ H ~ ~ tr:l ~ tr:l 0 q ~ ..... ~ tr:l >-!:2! ~ -c:....; q ~ H 0 H >-~ SIGNAL CFFIOE. ~ala.ries, Signal O~ce .. 11 Ci dlian assistant ...... _-_==-~~ .............. -=- ... -~ ....... ~ .--. ~ ........ _,_ ..... I ..... ·I· .... _, $4, 500 00 Two clerks of class four ................................... _............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R, 600 00 gr~~~~&~g:i~:f{;~:,~,; ::: ~: :_ -::·-:- :~:: :~ :: _:: ~:::::::::: i ::: ::-_:_- ::: !~lH !! Three copyists, at $840 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... _ .. ____ ... __ ............... __ .. _ ... _ ..... _ ...... __ ... 2, 520 00 Nine copyists, at $720 each ....................... _ ..... ___ .... _ ............. _.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 480 00 Eight copyists, at$600each......................... .................... .............. ...... ...... ...... 4,800 00 One printer ................................ _ ...... _ .. _ ...... __ .. _ ... __ . ________ ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900 00 One printer ............................... __ .... _ ... _ .. _. _ ..... _ .. _ ..... _ . _ .. _ .. ___ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600 00 One watcl1man ........................... _ ....... _________ . ____ . _ .. ____ . ___ ... ___ . _ .. _ . .. _. __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 00 Five watchmen, at $720 each.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... _ ........... _ ........ _ . . . ___ .... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 600 00 Two carpenters, at $720 each .................. _. ___ . ____ . __ . _. ____ ... __ . ____ ... ____ .... __ ... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 440 00 One carpenter ...................... _ ..... _ ..... __________ . _ . __ . . . . _. . . __ . _ .. ___ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600 00 ~IT~~1?l~~{i~~!~~¥{• F !!iF > <>- y < y ::iii y I ~~~~ f:' Thr)~ la~o1:ers, at $420 each. __ ... _ ............... _. __ . _ ................. ·j· ............ ·I· .... -~- ....... --- -j 1, 26~ ~0 One ,lbo e1 ................ _ ....... ___ . _ .. ___ . __________________ . __ . ___ .. __ . _. ___ ... _. _. _. _____ . __ .. 30 0 ' ---- $55, 800 00 •$51' (05 99 - -- ----------'---'-----____:' --------_c.l ____ _ *A ppropriatcd as follows: Salaries, Signal Office . _____ .. __ . _ ..... _ .. ___ ...... _ ... _ ....... $5, 520 00 OhserYatiori and report of storms ............................. 40, 620 00 Signal service ......... _. _ .... ____ .... _ . ____ ... __ . __ .......... _ 900 00 .Appropriations for the A.nny ...•... _ .......... ;. ____ ......... 4, 365 99 Total .....•.... _ .... _ ... __ ...... __ ...... _ .. __ ...... _ .... 51, 405 99 NOTE.-See letter of .Aprill2, 1882, from .Acting Chief Signal Officer. >-1-0 1-0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ >-~ H 0 ~ t;:j H t" r"" ~ t-.!1 ~ 122 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL \VAR DEPARTME:NT, O:FFICE OF THE CHIEF. SIGNAL OFFICER, Washington City, .April 12, 1882. SIR: Referring to circular from the department) dated the 5th instant, directing the chiefs of bureaus to frame an organization of their respective offices which shall include the entire number of persons employed in any capacity, and to be graded as nearly as may be practicable in conformity to the grades recognized in the legislative, executive, and jndicial appropriation bill, I have the honor to inclose herewith a classification of the employes of this office, graded as nearly as is practicable. The number of employes of the different classes and grades, specified in the inclosed list, is the least possible that can properly discharge the duties now devolving upon this office. The pay-rolls of the civil employes at this office for the month of March last aggre-gate $3,~65, which for one year amounts to .;47,580, a sum less than is provided for in the inclosed memorandum of organization of only $4,780 per annum, and thib differ-ence is nearly balanced by the pay of three general-service men, provided for in the proposed organization. Two clerks of class four and one of class one and one assistant messengrr are now provided for by law for this office. The proposed organization provides for two addi-tional clerks of class three; this, however, will be bnt an increase of $200 per annum, as the persons employed are now receiving a compensation of $L2f> per month, their duties being of a scientific character and very valuahle to the office. The three computers (assistants to the civilian assistant to the Chief Signal Officer) are now receiving each a compensation of $l,li00 per annum, bnt with the nnderstan(l-ing that their salary will he annually increased to $1,700 and to $1, 00 if tl1eir employ-ment should continue. In the event of the ci dl employes of this office being providecl for as contemplated by the honorabie t;ecretary, ;r would recommend that the Chief Signal Officer be allowed discretionary power to a limited extent in employing civilians temporarily in time of emergency. The increasing wurk of the office den;1anding an increasing force of employe"l, makes it certa1n that a discretionary authoritJ' to employ such a force should, as heretofore, be vested in the Chief Signal Officer. I am, sir, Yery respectfully, your obedient servant, .JAS. Y.-l. POWELL, Captain Sixth Infantry, Acting Chief Signal Officer. To the honorable the SECHET.ARY OF \VAR. General object. (Title of appropriation.) Estirnates of app1·op1·iations 1·equii·ed for tlte service of the jil:!cal year ending June 30, 1883, ~c.-Continued. OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL. Detailed objects of expenditure and explanations. ff.~f~ ~-c~ :=$0-+-> '6~~ u;::l'+'< ~- ~ ~JJ:lo ....,:::~--< §'al~ S~<+-< d·c o ,.....p."d _go~ ~~ 1-<1-< .s~_ ]~~ 03CI$M -g_~g-8 ..... -+->:::bfl § '-'.S O'-' Salaries,officeofQuar-\ Chief clerk ...........................•............................................... RS. 35 215 $2,000 00 ............. . termaster.General. Seven clerks of class four ..... ..... . .... -- .. -... ........ . - ........... -................ R. S. 27 167 12,600 00 ----- ........ . I*;~!~:~:~;;;~~~f~:f!f:~~~:-<~~~ ~:::: :~::::~: :::: :::::::::~:::: :::::: :::::::::::::: i:!: ~~ ~~~ ~iJ~~ ~~ :::::::::::::: 1:::::::::::::: Four clerks, at$1,000each ............................................... .June19,1878 20 195 1 4,000 00 ............... ..•.•.......•. 6I~ee~t;~~~~g~~p!i_s_t~: .~~ ~???. ~~~~1.:::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: "ii:8: ... 27 .. -i67. 18' ~~~ ~~ :::::::::::::: .... -.- .. - ... -. Twoassistantmessengers,at$720eacb ............ : ........................ ----·-··-- RS. 27 167 1,440 00 --··-·-····---i1~¥.t~~~{~~::;sh7 TT-_: ~ -_____ -i..:: iii i ·:_: ~ ~ • • ~• • • ~S· ~~~~i -~;r , • :r: •·i1 1: ~~ !! ~ -~:: •: ~ : ____ •1• ----:- •-::--: 0'; :T~:;.~ ·:~;~; ·:~~~~. ; ;~. ;,~,~;, ;;,;;;:,~: ,;;~;;;~~~;;,:. . . . . . . . . . . . . Sam• aOt .••. 1-.... 1- .... -I ...... __ · 720 _<>teen clerks of class four ...... ·-·-···--··--···-·-··-·····-····-···-· .... do ................... ·----· ' ~:1~~3:~i~~~i1~~~t!i~;:~i~~-~~-i:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::~~ ::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ~!!ro~!~~-s:.~~ _$_1:~~~-~~~~ ::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::: :~~: ::::::1:::::: 1·: ::::: :::::: Eugineer in division of recorcls ~ncl mu&eum ..•••••.••......••....•.......••. do ...............•.•....... :@~~ ,.<:l=l P,;::lp ~~f-:l ..p~b.O a §.s s~] -1-d 1-d ~ 0 1-d ~ ....., >-~ H 0 z t;d H t:"' ~ ~ t-!) Ol Estimates of appropriations ?'equh·edfm· the se1'vice of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883, ~c.-Continued. General object. (Title of appropriation.) OFFICE OF SURGEON-GENERAL-Continued. Detailed objects of expenditure, and explanations. ri.s~ ~-E~ ~0-+" 'B~ ... gj~$; ... enbll. £~.s ~ ~-~:sll:J en I>.., ~ ~OOP. Referen¢es to Stat-utes at Large or to Revised Stat-utes. Vol. or I Page.! Sec. R.S. Salaries, office of Sur- ~ Four messengers, at $840 each .. .. . . . .. . . .............. -.- ... - .----- -·-- -: Mar. 3, 18811 21 I 4031 1 geou-General-Cont'd. E_ight assistant messbngers, at $720 each ................... . ............... . do ........................ . S1x watchmen, at $720 each ............... . .................... . ..... . .. . .... do ..... . .................. . Eight laborers, at $720 each .................................................. do ....................... .. NOTE.-B.Y the promotion to the higher grades, vacancies are caused in class one, whieh pmvide for replacing 22 general service clerks-t.wo of wl10m belong to the War Department detachment of thirty; one clerk paid from appropriation for furuishin& trusses, and one clerk of class one detailed from the Quartermaster-General's Office, under section 166 of the Revised Statutes, and fo1· 34 clerks from the grade at $1,000 per annum, whose efficiency and faithful service in their special work entitle them to promotion. The salary of the anatomist should be $1,800; it is now $1,600. . This organization does not include the increase of force asked for in let-ter of March 16, 1882, to facilitate the settlement of pension claims, and in which the reasons for an increased number of clerks of the hi~her grades is fully set forth, which letter was transmitted by the Secretary of War to the President, and by the President to Con&~ess in his message of March 23, 1882, and is embodied in Executive JJocument No·. 134, House of Representative!!, present Congress. The civilian clerks authorized by the legislative, etc., ap-propriation act of March 3, 1881, are paid therefrom . ...... $280, 980 00 The enlisted men authorized by same act, employed as clerks, are paid from appropriations for the Army . . . . . . . . . 23, 397 67 One clerk and one ~ssenger authorized by par. 1414, A. R. 1881, and order of Secretary of War May 26, 1877, are paid from appropriation for medical and hospital department... 2, 160 00 And one clerk authorized by sections 1176, 1177, and 1178, R . S., is paid from appropriation for fumishing trusses . ... l, 200 00 Total ....................... . ...... .. 308, 937 67 :@1 ~ it:~ ...,.;.; g~~ ~-~;g ai '$ ~.-c s ~~~;a ~S~S3 rn 1:!:.-c p. ~ $3, 360 00 5, 760 00 4, 3~0 00 5, 760 00 P..~. en~§ Q) ~~ $336,800 00 ... ... .;.;~ as~~ -.;>.-<00 -~ ~:-~~ F-<-+" §:S38 !~~ § Q.s O'C ~fJS3 $308, 937 67 ,..... ~ OJ t-4 trJ Q H rn t-4 >-'":3 H --z tj ~ C1 tj H a H >-t-4 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF ORDNANCE. of Oulnance. rhree clerks of class fonr .... -- ..... ---.--- ---- ................... ----- ..... ... ...... -. R. S. 27 167 Salarie_s, office of Chief I 9bief clerk ................ - - - -- .. - - .. ---- -- ·--- -- -.. - ·- .... •. ---- - - - --- - - ~ -- -- -.. -- - -- -- R. S. 35 ~ 2151 ~\~~~e~~~-~! ~}~1~!~~~,eo::::: ::::::: _- :::::::::::::::::-:::::::::: ~:: :::: : ~ : ::::::::::::: ~: ~: ~~ ~~~ Ten clerks of class one ........... - ... - - -- - . - .................... -.• . - - .... - ....... - - - - R. S. 271167 Four clerks, at $l,OOO each ............. ----- ............................ June 19, 1878 20 196 1 Two me_sscn~rers, at $840 each .......................................................... R. S. 27 1671 One assistant messenger .................. -.... . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. R. S. 27 167 One laborer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................................... _ I NOTE.-Tbe chief clt>rk, thirtet>n clerks, assistant messenger, a11d labort'r, authorized by thf> legislative, &c., appropriation act of M~uch 3, 1881 (21 Statutes, 403), are paid $20,380 therefrom; the enlisted men au-thorized by said act, employed as derks and messengers, are paid $22,272 from the Army appropriation act of February 24, 1881; total, $42,652. 1 OFI<'ICE OF PAYMASTER-GENERAL. I Sa~~~~~~-G~~:r~f. Pay- I ~f;~~;.~~~\i~i~~~-f~~;: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -~~do~:~~~~- ---~~- --~~~- ~ ---- ~-Eight clerks of class three (one sn bmitted) .................................. do ....................... .. Twelve clerks of class two .................... _ .......................... _ .. do ....................... .. T~>n clerks of class one ...................................................... do .... ........... ....... . . . Five clerks, at$1,000 each ............................. : ..................... do ....................... .. One assistant msssenger ..................................................... do ....................... .. Two watchmen, at. $720 each ..................... -"···· ...................... do ............. • .......... .. Three laborers, at $660 each ................................................. do ............ ... ........ .. NOTE.-Tbis shows an actual increase of thrf>e clerks, viz., one of class three, one of class one, and one of $1,000, as, in compliance with the cir-cular, it is proposed to add to class three the clerk now engaged in the bounty division and paid from the civil appropriation bill, and one to the $1,0oo'class, now paid as general service ch•rk. Thus, wliile two clerks are proposed to be added to each of these classes, there is really one of Pach addNl to the present force of the bureau. In consequence of the large and increasing number of calls for information from the SPcond Auditor in n•fel'ence to pay of officers, back pay, and bounty of enlisted mf>n and othl'r calls from the Court of Claims and Congress, the business of the office has fallen in arrears, and the incrt>ase is necessary to bring and kef>p it up promptl.v and satisfactorily. The employes are now paid from appropriations as follows: Salaries, office of Paymaster-GeneraL ........................ $57, 140 00 Collection and payment of bounty, &c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 600 00 Army appropriations .............. -.---------- .. ------.---- ·- ___!_:._069 42 1 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59, 809 42 ----------'-- -- -----I· $2, ooo oo 1 5, 400 00 9, 600 00 11,200 00 12,000 00 4, 000 00 1, 680 00 720 00 660 00 ----I I $2,000 00 10, 800 00 12, 800 00 16, 800 00 12, 000 00 5, 000 00 720 00 1, 440 00 1, 980 00 ----·I $47,260 00 $42,652 00 $63,540 oo I $59, 809 42 ~ ""0 ""0 !:l:l 0 ""0 ~ '"""I ~ ~ ..... 0 z td ..... t:"i t:"i ~ t-:1 ~ General object. (Tille of appropriation.) Salaries, office of Chief of Engineers. EBtirnateB of appropriations required for the service of the fiscal yem· ending June 30, ltl83, ~c.-Continued. OFFICE OF CHIEF OF E:NGINEERS. ~~~ I ~~~ ~!o -~~ -~ .;:; ~ ~References to Stat- i ~""" ::; 8..., utes at Large or ...,.o o 'O-£l8 to Revised Stat- g;:;;"t3 ~ ~""' utes. o ~ do ...,::;.., 3-o §: o<~>~ S~"-' ~·co ~~'"0 ~0~ ~j:..,jQJ ~~~ $86,610 00 ....... ~~ ~-;~ •1"""4 Q -;...trnO ~~<'-> 0 <1> ....... ::l ~@,; "'i:1 ~~I) ~ in conformity to the grades recognized in the legislative, executive, and judicial appropriation act. The two civil engineers included in the table submitted are men of high professional attainments, whose services are indispensable to the discharge of the duties of this office until such time as the number of officers of the corps shall be so increased as to afford officers in their places.* The present temporary clerks, in addition to the permanent organization, are all necessary at this time. Their number depends largely on the amount appropriated for the works of fortification and river and harbor improvement, being increased or diminished as necessitv may require; and it does not seem to me wise to add them to the permanent organization regardless of such necessity. 'rhis temporary force is paid out of the contingent appropriations for fortifications and rivers and harbors. Similar considerations apply to the enlisted general-service clerks and other em--ployes. Their present munber not being fixed, but varying with the wants of the office, seems to me judicious; and any proposition to add them to the permanent organization does not therefore commend itself to my judgment as being in the in-terest of economy or efficiency. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Hon. ROBERT T. LrxcoLx, Secretary of War. H. G. \VIUGHT, Chief of Engineers, B1·ig. ancl Brevet Maj. Gen. [Indorsement.] \V AR DEPAHT)IEXT, .April17, 1882. The Secretary of \Var recognizes the considerations which require that the furce employed by the Chief of Engineers varies in number according to the amount of work to be done, and the appropriations available, but he thinks that it would be quite as well for the bureau, and much better as a system, that the employes should all be paid out of the regular appropriations for that purpose and not as now from various sources. This applies especially to the class of general-service clerks, whom the Secretary considers it very desirable should be replaced by civilian clerks. It would seem easy to make a provision respecting the office of the Chief of Engineers. which should be sufficient for all work, but it would be assumed that the Chief of Engineers would recommend the discharge of unnecessary employes, and the Secretary of vVar would certainly not direct unnecessary employes to be taken on the roll even if there was an appropriation sufficient to pay them. ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of War. *The two civil engineers are not included in the estimate, for the reason that they arc considered a. part of the yermanent force of the Engineer Corps, and are liable to be ordered :l'or duty whenever the necessities of the service require. · H. Rep. 1276-9 General object. (Title of appropriation.) Ralaries, office of Pub· lication of Records of the Rehellio11. Salaries, superintend-ent, &c., \Var Depart-ment building. Estirnates of appropriations requirecl jot the service of the fiscal yea1· ending June 30, 1883, g·c.-Continucd. OFFICE OF PUBLICATION OF RECORDS OF TilE REBELLION. ~.sJJ~ ·~-~d) References to Stat. "Ef:i~ utes at Large or c:~~ to Revised Stat· ~~.s utes. ,.. ce bJJ .zr~.s ~ ~~~g vru. I C+-o~ "'"" AI=! or Page. Sec. .......... Q) R.S. AOOA Detailed objects of expenditure, and explanations. ----~:;~~l~r#i·f:~~~c:::::~~~:: -- :w < ~:: -~ :.:---Y C. U )5if.l88lh.I':CJ < Eighteen copyists, at $900 each ............................................... do ..••.•................... ~~~~~€.l~~~]20 :·:aoh;: !!!!~ ~ ::~::: 111 ~ !! 1:::: !! !!! 1:: ::: !!! :: ::~!! ::: i i: !!!! ~ 1 I!!~!!: W .AR DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS. Supe.r.intendent (increase submitted) ..................................... 1 Mar. 3, 1881 NOTE.-It is proposed to place a responsible person in charge of the War Department building and public property therein, and employes named below, and who should have charge of the purehases of supplies for the building, repairs, &c. The assistant superintendent of the I Treasury Department receives $1,800, and that amount is asked for the superintendent of tho War Department building:. 21 404 .g~~ :a~a; j::.;..'+-< ~oo s~~ s·~% ce &o o.i ~ ~'d ~ +J d) Q.) +J s=~i :=~~Q.) ~ l:::'d A $2,400 00 2, 000 00 1, 800 00 3, 200 00 1, 200 00 ' 1, 000 00 1G, 200 00 2, 1GO 00 1, 440 oo I 3, 200 00 1, 800 00 1, 600 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 5, 000 00 660 00 ~~. '"'c::§ ~~~ Q)·~ S'g ~ ~:=8 p~ ~ ~.£ ~ ~=lee""' «$·~ 0 ...... ~'d ceot.~ Oa;>'d S..<:l ~=~ -< l:_%.j 0 c:::: ~ H -<:1 t_:.:j ~ z t; <:..; c:::: 0 H 0 H > t"" Salaries, office of .Ad-jutant-General (old Navy Department building). Salary of superinten-dent building corner of Fifteenth street anrlPennsylvania av-enue. Salaries, superi n ten-dent, &c., building No. 1214 F street. Foreman of stable ...... . NoTE.-The machinist now employed is paid $900, from the "contin-gent expenses War Department building." Submitted .. 404 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 000 00 900 00 Conductorofelevator .................................................... , Mar. 3,1881 I 21 I 4041 1 6~~~km.!~~~~~::. ~:~~-~~~~- ~~:: :: ~ :::~~ ~:::: :~~:::: :::::::::::::::::::: ::: :~~-: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: 720 00 2, 880 00 720 00 NOTE.-One skilled laborer (carpenter) now employed is paid $720, from" contingent expenses \Yar Department building." ~~:o ~~tr::::a; ·a:t $66o· .;;~~i;: ~ ~::: ~::::: ~:::: ~::::: ~ ~:::: ~:::::: ~: ~::::::::I::::::::::::~: I:::::: I:::::: I:::::: I 1, ~~g gg NOTE.-One is to replare a laborer now emplo:r,ed and paid $600 from "contingent expenses \Var Department building. ' Twelve charwomen, at $180 each ......................................... 1 .............. 1 ..... -1------1----- -I 2,160 00 NOTE.-The amount paid the rorce now employed is from appropria-tions as follows : Salaries, superintendent. &c., War Department building ..... $10, 250 00 From Army appropriations . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . • . . .. . . . . . . . . 1, 192 00 Contingent expenses War Department building............... 2, 220 00 13, 662 00 f) Four watchmen, at $720 each .......... --- ..... -.-······_---············ I Two firemen, at $720 each ............................... ------------ .. -. One laborer ............................. .. l Supm;intendent of building occupied as the Quartermaster-General's 5 J office. ( Superintendent of building occupie1l by the Paymaster-General. ...... { Five watchmen, at $720 each ................ . Two laborers, at $660 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . R. S., 27,167 Mar. 3, 1881 21 404 1 . ~~-d~ ~~~~::: I :::::: :::::: ~:: ::: 2, 880 00 1, 440 00 660 00 .. --.-. - - .. - .. R. s. ' 35 215 } June20, 1874 .18 101 1 1 ........... . Mar. 3, 1881 21 404 1 · j~;~~ 2o: i·874· R 1ss 1g~ 21f t 25o oo Mar. 3, 1881 21 404 1 i 5 { R. s. 27 167 } 18 102 1 3, 600 00 21 404 1 Same acts... .. • • .. . • • • • . . • • . • . 1, 320 00 14, 620 00 4, 980 00 250 00 5,170 00 13, 662 00 4, 980 00 250 00 5,170 00 P> 1-d "d ~ 0 1-d ~ ..... P> ~ ,.... 0 z t::d ..... ~ ~ "'""' CJ.:) ....... General object. (Title of appropriation.) Salaries, super in ten-dent, &c., buildint corner Seventeent and F streets. Salary of sudjerinten-dent, buil ing on Tenth street. Salary of superinten-dent, building on Madison Place. W .AR DEP .ARTMENT, A:pril17, 1882. EBtimateB of appt·opriationB required for the Bm·vice of the jiBcal year tmding June 30, 1883, 4'c.-Continued. WAR DEP ARTMENT' BUILDING-Continued. mb.ll~ §.S cil ~ .... "':> s~ .... ~g~ ci!JS:;:::;.c; cil·c o ~8~~ ~~ ;:3 ..... O'd ~ .... .., s,l:j ~ ~ ~'d P< ~ p.,!:j ..q+- 1 $250 00 2, 880 00 1, 320 00 720 00 ----- $5,170 00 $4,450 00 . ..................... 250 00 250 00 ........................ 250 00 250 00 ----------. ......................... 1, 511, 610 00 1, 428, 036 26 ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of War. ~ ~ t,:) ~ i::'j 0 """ U2 t" tJ>. 1-3 """ --1_Jj i::'j ~ i::'j a q 1-3 """ ~~ tJ>. z l:j ~ q l:j """ a H >-t-4 WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington City, April 21, 1882. SIR: In. accordance with what I understand to be your desire, I now forward a state-ment showing the number of employes in this department and bureaus paid from appropriations other than those specifically provided for in the legislative, &c., appro-priation act, and to be appropriated for. Also similar statement of employes paid from appropriations for the Army. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, lion. J. G. CANNON, ROBERT T. LINCOLN, Secretary of Wm·. of Committee on Approp1·iations, House of Rep1·esentative?. 133 Statement of employes in the War Department and bu1·eaus paid f1'ont app1·opriations for the .At·my. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. --------I l:t.-d I To be appropriated for. O
-z ti ~ d ti H 0 H >-t"l 1 Clerk to Judge-Advocate, at $125 per month . 3 General service clerks, at an average of $1,071.76. 1 General service messenger ..............••. -5 1 I Mechanical engineer ..................... .. 11 General service clerks, at an average of $1,045.42. General service messenger ..•.•............ 13 . 11 General service clerks, at an average of $1,077.27. --1l 1 Clerk of class four ......................... 1 Messenger, at $30 y,er month ............... 22 General service c erks, at an average of $1,063.53. --24 20 I General service clerks and messengers, at an average of $1 ,113.60. 201 BUREAU 0]' MILITARY JUSTICE. $1, 500 00 Incidental expenses, Quartermaster's De- I 1 Clerk of class three ....................... partment. 2 Clerks of class one .................. .. .... 3, 215 27 } Army appropriations. 1 Clerk, at $1,000 ........................... 1 Messenger, at $840 ........................ 955 66 ------ --5, 670 93 5 OFFICE OF QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL. $1, 800 00 • Incidental expenses, Quartermaster's De-partment. 11,499 62 } Army appropriations. 930 67 14,230 29 OFFICE OF COMMISSARY-GE:l' hj hj l;O 0 hj l;O H > "'3 H c z td H r r ~ ~ Ut Btafement of employes in the War Depm·tment and bu?·ea1lBl){tid from apptO]J?·iafions jo1· the Anny-Continued. -.... .....: c ~ .. .., 0 Class. -~ ~~ 1 Gen~ral service clerk ....•........••. -- ... -1 I General service man ------1 i'l:.e 0~ ~ ,$' I Office. oS' ~~ --I 13 Office of Secretary ......... -... - -...... -. - - -138 Adjutant-General .....•....... ---- .... -----6 Signal Office _ .. __ ....... - . -1 Inspector-General. ......... -- ..... -.. -- ... -5 Bureau of Military Justice .... - .. --- .... ---13 Quartermaster-General .... ............ . - - -11 Commissary-General .......... -.-----------24 Surgeon-General .................. -- ...... -20 Chief of Ordnance ...... -.- .. ---1 Paymaster-GeneraJ..-- - ------ .. -- ...... ----1 War Department Building---·- ....... --- .. 233 OFFICE OF PAYMASTER-GENERAL. To be appropriated for. Amount. Appropriations from which paid. --No. Class. $1,069 42 Army appropriations. 1 Clerk at $1,000 ......• _ .•...... ............ WAR DEPARTMENT BUILDING. $1, 192 00 I Army appropriations. 1 Foreman of stable RECAPITULATION. Amount. Appropriations from which paid. I ~.e ~~ 'S-8 Title of appropriation. ::lc;< -'----11-~-l $14,353 72 145,391 24 5,122 41 1,105 42 5, 670 93 14,230 29 11,849 97 25, 557 67 22, 272 00 1, 069 42 1, 192 00 247,815 07 Ariu1o. Do. Do. Do. IJo. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. 13 138 6 1 5 13 11 24 . 20 1 1 I 2331 Salaries office Secretary of War ... -.. -.- -Salaries oflice Adjutant-General .•.. -.----Salaries Signal Office . - - - ..... - .. -. - - - - .. -Salar~es office Ins:pec~o.r-General: ... -.- - - -Salar1es .Bureau of Military JustiCe ...... . Salaries oflice Quartermaster-GeneraL--- -Salaries of:lice Commissary -General. -... - . Salaries office Surgeon-General ........ -.-Salaries office Chief of Ordnance ......... . Salaries office Paymaster-General ........ . Salaries superintendent, &c., War De-partment .Building. Amount. $1,000 00 ~ ~ 0":> ~ t".i Q H U2 t:-t ~ ~ H ~ $1,200 00 ~t".i Amount. $14,400 00 145, 400 00 5,140 00 1, 200 00 5, 840 00 14,240 00 11, 800 00 25, 560 00 22,280 00 1, 000 00 1, 200 00 248,060 00 t".i ~ t".i c q ~ ..... ~ ~t".i ~ z t:j ~ q t:j H 0 H ~ t:-t Statement of employes paid from app1·op1·iations other than those specifically provided for in the legislative, <)'c., appropriation act, and to be appropriated for, exclusive of the jm·ce paid j1·om appropriations in the Anny bill. f:::-c:;l o ~s . P.. os z.., Class. OFFICE 01!' TilE SECRETARY. Amount . Appropriations from which paid. Clerk of class three ........................ ' $1, 600 00 I } Salaries and contingent expenses, O!fice Clerk of class two.......................... 1, 400 00 of Secretary of \Var ; Rebel Arch1ve~:~ Clerks of class one .. .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 3, 600 00 Branch. · 5 1 j~oo 1 I Clerk of class one ...... - -- .. · --- · -- · ·--- -- ·I 1 I Cl"k of cla" three .••.........•........•• ·I 1 Civilian assistant, at $375 per month ...... . 3 Computers, at $125 per month ............. . 1 Mail clerk, at $85 per month .............. .. 3 Clerks, at $75 per month ...... . 2 Clerks, at $70 per month .................. .. 6 Clerks, at $60 per month .................. . 5 Clerks, at $50 per month ....... . 1 Clerk, at $45 per month .................... . 1 Clerk, at $40 per month .................... . 2 Copyists, at $75 per month ................. . 2 Copyists, at $60 per month ... . 1 Printer, at $75 per month ................. .. 1 Printer, at $50 per month ..••.• OFFICE OF SURGEON-GENERAL. $1, 200 00 Trusses for disabled soldiers. I OFFICE OF PAYMASTER-GENERAL. $1, 600 00 I Collection and payment of bounties, &c., · to colored soldiers, &c. $4,500 00 4, 500 00 1, 020 00 ~. 700 00 1, 680 00 4, 320 00 3, 000 00 540 00 480 00 1, ROO 00 1, 440 00 900 00 600 00 SIGNAL OFFICE. 1 I f Ob•ecv•tion onll c.po'< of ••n·mo. j To be appropriated for. No. Class. Clerk of class three .. ................... .. Clerk of class two . ...... . Clerks of class one ....... . .I 1 I Clerk of class one ........................ -.1 1 .I Cl" k of ''"' three .....••........•...... ·I 1 I Civilian assis~nt, at $375 per month ..... . 3 Computers, at $125 per month ............ . 1 Mail clerk, at $85 per month ............. . 3 Clerks, at $75 per month ................ .. 2 Clerks, at $70 per month ................. . G Clerks, at $60 per month ......... , ... : ... . 5 Clerks, at $50 per month ................ .. 1 Clerk, at $45 per month .................. . 1 Clerk, at $40 per month .................. . 2 Copyists, at $75 per month ............... . 2 Copyists, at $60 per month .............. .. 1 Printer, at $75 per month ............... .. 1 Printer, at $50 per month ................ -I .Amount. $1, GOO 00 1, 400 00 3, 600 00 6, 600 00 $1,200 00 $1, GOO 00 $4,500 00 4, 500 00 1, 020 00 2, 700 00 1, G80 00 4, 320 00 3, 000 00 540 00 480 00 1, 800 00 1, 440 00 900 00 600 00 fJ> .., .., ~ 0 .., ~ 1---j fJ> ~ 1---j 0 z td 1---j t-1 ~ ~ ~ -1 Statement of ernployes paid from appropriations other than those specifically provided for in the legislative ~c., appropriation act, lfc.-Continued. SIGN .A L SERVICE-Uontinued. ~rei oQ:> ~..., Class. .Amount. .Appropriations from which paid. 0 . 'A os ~Q;) To be appropriated for. --.-,- Class . .Amount. ---- ---------- ---3 Carpenters, at $50 per month ..........•.•.. $1, 800 00 ) 2 Messengers, at $50 per month . .. - ........... 1, 200 00 I 1 Messenger, at $45 per month . ........... . ... 540 00 4 .Messengers, at $40 per month .... . ......... 1, 920 00 2 Messengers, at $35 per month ............... S40 00 I 6 1 Messengers, at $30 per month .............. . 2,160 00 3 Messengers and press boys, at$25per month 900 00 2 Messengers, at $20 per month ............... 480 00 ~ Ob"''v•tion and 'epmt of • ~ 1 1 1 --3 1 1 1 --3 s ;~ ol» i=lo ~P. Washerwoman, at $20 J:er month .. __ ....... Laborer, at $1.50 per ay, employed at in-tervals. Charwoman, at $1.1i0 per day, employed at intervals. ) Machinist, at $75 per month ... : .. . ......... Skilled laborer, at $60 per month ........... Laborer, at $50 per month .•••.............. , Office. OFFICE OF QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL. $240 00 225 00 100 00 -----565 00 $900 00 720 00 600 00 ------2., 220 00 } Contingent oxpon"'• offioo of Qu.,.,.,- 1 master-General. • 1 WAR DEPARTMENT BUILDING. 1 Contingent expenses, War Department Building. RECAPITULATION. Amount. ..;:; -~ & ~ ~ I 1 1 1 --3 1 1 1 --3 Washerwoman .........•..•••.......•••... Laborer ...................••.....•••.•.... Charwoman ..............••.........•..... Machinist, at $75 per month .............. Skilled laborer, at $60 per month .......... Laborer, at $50 per month ............ . ... Title of appropriation. 5 Secretary's Office ..........•.......................... . . -.- ...... . $6,600 00 1, 200 00 1, 600 00 40,620 00 41,720 00 565 00 5 1 l Salaries office Secretary of War ......•......................... Salaries office Surgeon-General -.................... ---- .. -.- ---:! ~i~E7~iii: ~ ~~~: ::~ ~ :~: ~: ~~::: ~: ~ ~: ~ ~::: _:::: .: ::::: ~ ~!~~::rstt!~~en~nli-~g:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. 2, 220 00 117 94,525 00 62 42 3 3 117 Salaries office Paymaster-General ... -........•...... Salaries Signal Office .......... - .•••..................... -... ---Salaries office Rebellion Records............ -Salaries office Quartermaster-General . ........ _ ................ . Salaries Superintendent, &c., War Department Building ...... . $240 00 225 00 100 00 ------565 00 $900 00 720 00 600 00 ---·--2, 220 00 Amount. $6, 600 00 1, 200 00 1, 600 00 18U~P 40, 620 00 'H:lCE 41, 720 00 565 00 2, 220 00 94,525 00 ll> ""0 ""0 ~ 0 ""0 ~ H ll>" 1-3 H 0 !Z td ,.... t-< ~ ,........ ~ Co? 140 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington City, April26, 1882. SIR: In answer to a communication of the 25th instant, from J. C. Courts, assist-ant clerk of the committee, requesting statement of buildings in this city rented by the War Department; also, list of clerks employed in the claims branch of the Quar-termaster-General's office, I have the honor to forward herewith a statement of all buildings in this city rented by this department, the purpose for which used, and amount and appropriations from which paid. The statement is exclusive of the amounts paid from appropriations in the legislative, &c., appropriation bill of March a, 1881, as follows : Office. Location. Appropriation. Quartermaster-General's Office Fifteenth and P enn- Rent of building Fifteenth and Penn-sylvania avenue. sylvania avenue. 1 Surgeon-General's Office _ ...... ___ .do _ .. _. _. __ ...... Contingent expenses (rent) Office of I Surgeon-General. Do .••.. ~···· .......... _. ·j TenthandF streets, .....• do_--· .. _-· __ .--·_-·_--·-_··- __ _ N.W. Paymaster-General's Office .... 1412 F street, N. W _ Rent of building on F streE-t, N. W __ Commissary-General's Office .. ·1 Madison Place_..... Contingent expenses (rent) Office of Commissary-General. Adjutant-General's Office_..... 610 Seventeenth st., Rent of building, Office of Acljutant-. Total ....•. · .••••. -- ---- - -1 ... ~--~~ ... -- ........ --. ~~~~~~~~ ............. ------- ..... . I Amount. $10,000 3, 200 1, 500 4, 500 2, 500 1, 200 22,900 I am advised that all the buildings now occupied are and will be required during the :fiscal year 1883. I also forward a statement of all persons employed by the depot quartermaster in this city (not ''claims branch or division in the Quartermaster-General's office," as stated in Mr. Courts's letter). These persons are employed in the depot quarter-master's office, and paid from appropriations for the Army, the same as all other em-ployes in the Quartermaster's Department outside of Washington; and I perceive no reason why the employes of this particular depot should be included in the legislative, &c., appropriation bill, rather than the employes of other depots. The Washington depot is not more closely connected with the department than other depots, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, ROBERT T. LINCOl..N, Secreta1·y of Wa1·. Hon. J. G. CANNON, Of Cornmittee on Appropriations, House of Representat~ves. DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, Washington, D. C., .Ap1·il28, 1882. To the QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL OF THE ARMY: GENERAL: Referring to your communication of the 26th instant, calling for reports of the number of buildings rented by the government in this city, the number of clerks and other persons employed in the Quartermaster's Department in Washing-ton during the present :fiscal year, &c., I have the honor to submit the following reports, containing ~he information called for, so far as this office is concerned: I. 1. Report ofbuildings rented by the United States. in Washington, D. C., and used by the bureaus of the War Department, the rental of which is paid by the depot quartermaster in this city, for that portion of the present fisQal year commencing July 1, 1881, and ending March :n, 1882, showing for what purposes said buildings are used, the annual rental paid in each case, the cost to the United States of light-ing, heating, and of repairs made upon the same, and the appropriations from which the payments are made. 2. Report of expenses paid by the depot quartermaster at Washington. D. C., for lighting, heating, and for repairs of certain buildings occupied by the War Depart-ment and bureaus thereof (said buildings either being owned by the government or the rental thereof not paid by the depot quartermaster) during that portion of the :fiscal year commencing July 1, 1881, and ending March 31, 11;!;2, and showing from what appropriations said expenses are paid. APPROPRIATION BILL. 141 3. Report of clerks and other persons now employed in the Clairns branch or division by the depot quartermaster at Washington, D. C., showing bow said persons are em-ployed, their rate of pay and compensation, and from what appropriations they are paid. 4. Report of persons now employed in connection with national cemeteries under the direction of Maj. B. C. Card, quartermaster in charge of office of national ceme-teries, showing how said persons are employed, their rate of pay and compensation, and from what appropriations they are paid. 5. Report of persons now employed under the direction of the depot quartermastei~ at Washington, D. C., including such as are employed otherwise in the public service, but who are reported and paid by said depot quartermaster (excluding those on Re-ports 3 and 4), showing the nature of their employment, their rate of pay or compen-sation, and from what appropriations they are paid. II. The report herewith (1) sets forth in detail the buildings now rented and paid by the depot quartermaster. It is believed that the hire of said buildings will be neces-sary during the next fiscal year, and it is estimated that the amount therein stated will be required in the payment, with a possible increase in the case of the last item, as the owners thereof have intimated that such an increase will be demanded. The· rate now paid ($160.92) is low, and the buildings are public. In the matter of an estimate Qf the number of clerks, &c., required in the "Claims" branch, or division, for the ne~jiscal year, the following is submitted: The number and classes now employed are,Ts shown by Report 3, herewith, to be as follows : Nine agents, 20 clerks, 11 copyists, 2 messengers, and 1 watchman. At this date there are on hand in this office 715 claims for investigation and report by agents, 1,400 for com-plete brief, 637 for card brief, and 107 for additional briefing. It is believed that the number of persons now employed can complete the work by the close of the next fiscal year. Therefore I consider it better to keep up that force and close up the work within that year, rather than to reduce the force and continue the work for~a.subsequent year. Very respectfu1ly, your obedient servant, Five inclosures; 17t0 of 1t:82. BENJ. C. CARD, Quarte1'master, U. S . ..d.1·my. Report of buildings nntecl by the United States in Washington, D. C., and used by the Bw·eaus of the JVm· Depm·tment:du1·ing a portion of tjw present fiscnl year, commencing J'uly 1, 1881, and ending Mm·ch 31, 1882, the 1·ental of which is paid by the depot quartermastm· at Washington, showing for what purposes said buildings a1·e used, the annual rent in ealJh case, and the oost of lighting, heating, and of repairs made upon the sarne, ancl the approp1·iationf1·on~ which the payments are made. ~o. Buildings. _ _ _ ~ ~ccupi~d -~~~ Occupied by-Annual 1 Cost of Cost of Other ex-rent. lighting (9 heating (9 penses for 9 months). months). months. 1 1703 New York avenue ................ ------.------ .......... .' ... · ...... Office ......... Adjutant-GeneraL .......... .. : !~g l:;:~~::~~k ~~~::t:·:·:·-:-:::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::~~: :::::::: ::::::~~: :::::::::::::::: ::::::~ $1,200 00 .................. $243 60 $62 23 1, 000 00 ...................... ..................... 161 35 1, 000 00 ...................... 103 23 161 35 2, 100 00 .................... a544 00 ............ g g~4S~v~~::!ih -s·t~~~t::::::::: ~:::::::::::: :::::: :::::::::::: ::::::: :: : ::: . ~}~ : :::::: :: I ::::::~~ : :::::::::::: : : :: :::::: 2, 599 96 ....................... b186 00 128 77 2, 700 00 ------------ 109 20 7 1707and1709NewYorkavenue ............................................ do ............... do ..................... .. 3, 000 00 ................... 277 65 8 Second and third stories, Seventeenth street an ~ t:r.l 0 H 00 ~ P> t-3 ~ t'rj t:r.l ~ t:r.j 0 C1 t-3 H ~ ~ ~ tj <:..; q tj H 0 H >-~ Report of expenses paid by the Drpot Qual'icrmasfel' at Washington, V. C., jol' lighlinr; and healing cwd.for 1·epo!rs of' cNlain buildiur;s occupied by tlw Wa1' Depm·trnent and btweaus thereof (the 1·ental of which is not paid by the (Juarlcl·nwsfcl 's Department), during a portion of the present fi~>cal year, l'i::, ji'Onl July 1, 1881, to March 31, 1882, t~lwwin!J for what purposes said buildings are used, and from what appropriation the e.rpcn8e8 arc paid. No. Buildings. Occupied as- Occupied by-Co;;t of ligllting, 9 months. Cost of heating, 9 months. Other ex-penses for 9 months. ! !l!!J~;Ji:~~!~~i~~~: :::::::: .. :::: : ::::::HO:ffiff.•::::. •:: :.:: :: :~:~~:·~;r~:~;;:~~;;: ••:: ·::: .::::::: ....... $'~!! ::::;,~;:j :~~ii~·;~ 5 Quartermaster-General'sOffice ............................ do ................... Quartermaster-General and Depot Quartermaster. ' 502 83 1,132 25 468 90 ~ ~~:r ~!~::~~~t~tabi~~:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·st:~%1e·: ::::::::::::::::: ~~~~l~~;~~t~~~';l'~-~~~~:: ::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::: :::::·. · _____ ~~~-~~ -~ ---- · · 248- 9o Total ................ .. 532 11 1, 823 25 2, 732 05 "Lighting" and "Heating" paid from approprin.tion for "Regular supplies." "Other expenses," being rrpairs, from appropriation for "Barracks :mel quarters." OFFICE OF THR DEPOT QUARTERMASTER, Washington, D. 0., .April 27, 1882. B. C. CARD Brevet Brigadier-General and Depot Quartermaster. >-'"0 '"0 ~ 0 '"0 ~ """ >-1-3 ,...., 0 '7, to H t"i r ~ ~ ~ 144 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, A~D JUDICIAL Report of clerks and othe1· ernployes now ernployecl in the claims bmnch or diviJion b,IJ the depot quat·terrnaster at Washington, D. C., showing how said pel'sons are employed, the t•ate ofpay or compensation, anclft·otn what approp1·iation they are paid. Name. Occupation I .Annual rate .Appropriation. I · ofpay. Remarks. John H. Hood ........ .. Clerk ..... .. F.M. Schreiner ........... do ..... .. 0. B. Brown ................ do ...... . William E. Blackford ...... do ...... . F. S . .Altemus .............. do ..... .. "\V. H. Fuller .............. . do ...... . E. P. Cowaizier ....... . .... do ..... .. J . .A. Miller ................ do ..... .. F. W. Fisher ............... do ...... . J. M. Chadwick ............ do ...... . H.H.Martin ............... do ..... .. W. T. Pierson .............. do ...... . Samuel W. Tucker ......... do ..... .. J. M. McFarland ........•.. do •...... William J. Hassall . .. . . . ... do ...... . J. E. White ................ do ...... . Isaac Strohm .............. do ..... .. ~-~-r;:&~~e~~~:::::~~-- ::::~~ ::::::: Charles W. Jones . .. .. . .. .. do ....... Dennis Reilly. . . . . . . . . . Messenger .. Thomas H. Cross .......... do ...... . Christopher Shaw ......... do ...... . Robert E. Fugitt ........ Watchman- ~ M. S. Davis ......... ,.. Copyist ... .. M. E. Pelouze .............. do ...... . .A. E. Loomis ............... do ..... .. M .. L. Manger .............. do ...... . E.F.Long ................. do ...... . E. C. Lancaster . . .......... do ....... 1 ~: ~-"!l:!:e~~:::::::: :::: ~~ : :::::: E.M.Hooe ................. do ...... . .A. Thompson ......... . .... do ...... . C. S. Gillem ................ do ..... .. Madison Sallade . . . . . . . .Agent .•••.. Z. Frank Nye .............. do ..... .. E. S. Miller ................ do ..... .. ~:~:~~;~ls~::::::::::: ::::~~ ::::::: J. W. N11§htingale .......... do ....... ~-eG·.lan1r!!1.:~::::::: ::::~~ ::::::: H.B.Quinby ............... do ...... . $1, 800 00 1, 600 00 1, 6oo po 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 1, 000 00 1, 000 00 720 00 720 00 720 00 720 90 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 900 00 1, 500 00 1, 500 00 1, 500 00 1,400 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 Incidental ex- 1 ... ~J~~~~-. -- .. . . ... do ....... .. . ... do ......... , . ... do ........ . . . .. do ........ . . ... do ......... , .... do ........ . .... do ....... .. .... do ... ·----- ~ ~ .... do .. . ..... . ... do ........ . ::::~~ :::::::::,1 . ... do ......... , [ ::: :~~ ::::::::: Employed briefing claims. .... do ........ . ... . do ... ·-----~ .... do ......... 1 . ... do ........ . . ... do ......... , . ... do ........ . .... do ........ . .. .. do ........ . .... do ........ . .... do ........ . . ... do ........ . .... do ....... .. ::::~~ :::::::::1 . . .. do .. . ..... . .... do ........ . .... clo ........ . .... do ........ . .Army trans-~ portation. ::::~~ ::::::::: $3.25 per day while absent from .... do......... station on duty traveling. .... do......... Employed in investigating .... do......... claims. .... do ........ . .... do ........ . .... do ......... J B. C. CARD, Brevet Brigadier-General an£l Depot Quartermaster. OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER, Washington, D. 0., April 27, 1882. APPROPRIATION• BILL. 145 List of employes of Qum·termastel''s Department, ser!'ing 1mde1· direction of Maj. Benjarnin C. Card, quartermaster, U. S . .Anny, in charge of o.tfice of national cemeteries, Washington, D. C., Jnly 1, 1881, to date. Name. 0 t: Annual I ccupa wn. rateofpay. , Remarks. I Walter Woollcott.. Clerk ...... . John J. ·washburn ..... do ...... . Charles E . Miller ...... do ...... . Charles Hellyer ........ do ...... . $i; ~~~ ~~ ~~-~~~e -~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~i~-s-1 1, 600 00 ...... do . .................... .. 1, 400 00 ...... do ................... ; .. . J. C. Devantier ........ do ...... . James Gall, jr ..... Civil en- *~: ~gg gg · · s;_;p~~~i~i~g ~-~~~t~t~~ii~~~ ·a:~d- I ~:~~~;rl~s~nts at national ~ Paid from appropria-tions for natwnal cemeteries, and for headstones over graves of soldiers. gineer. George T. Castle ... . ... do ...... . Michat>l Kelly .. ... Laborer .. .. Samuel Goodman .. Watchman. Dennis Johnston _ ...... do ...... . *1, 800 00 720 00 720 00 720 00 · 1;; ~fff~e ~i~~ti~~~i 'c'~~;e"te';i~~- I . ~~i1f~~~;·~~~~i~5~~i~~. J George M. Hunter. Agent .... .. *1, 200 00 '' And traveling expenses; $3.25 per day, when absent from station on public duty. B. C. CARD, W ASIUXGTON, D. C., April 27, 1882. Brev. Brig. Gen., and Depot Quartermaster. List of persons ernployed nnder the di1·ection of the depot quarte1·maste1·, at Washington, D. C., including such as are employed otherwise in the public sen· ice, and reported and paid by said depot quarte1·masterj showing the nature of their employment, their 1·ate of pay o1· cont-. pensation, and frorn what appropriation they w·e yaicl. Name. Occupation I Annual rate !Appropriation. · of pay. Remarks. C. E. Fisher............ Superint'd't. WilliamS. Yeatman ... Clerk ..... .. Wm. R. Freudenthal. ...... do ...... . William Hart .............. do ..... .. J. B. Loyd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do ...... . William E. Prescott . . . . Shipping cl 'k J. C. Hardie_ . . . . . . . . . . . Clerk ...... . J. L. Hawkins ............. do ...... . J.P. Montgomery .......... do ...... . E.P.Miller ................ do ..... .. M.G. Meade . . ............. do ..... .. Thomas McCabe ....... Messenger .. Michael Barry_ ............ do ..... .. Jabez Jay _ ............ Watchman. Thomas C. Trumbull ... Superint'd't. Joseph Bushman ...... Vet. surgeon Frank Lochbochler .... Packer ..... John Wasson ......... . Thomas B. Miller ..... . Philip Baker _ ........ . Lewis M. Zuneker .... . A. Gruber ............ . Packer and driver. Packer ..... Stencil press-man. Mechanical engineer. Watchman. William Quinn ............ do ...... . Joseph McDonald ..... Clerk ...... _ James Cooney ........ . Thomas M. Blakey ... . John McCauley ....... . Jacob Cotldington ..... . 1\Tagon-mas-ter. Forage in-spector. Forage agt .. Carpenter . .. Thomas C. Mockabee ...... do _ ....•. H. Rep. 1276--10 $2. 000 00 Incidental ex- ) 2, 000 oo ... :d~~~~--.. . .. 1 1, 800 00 .... do ......... 1, 800 00 .... do .. .. . .. ..l 1, 800 00 do 1, 600 00 ::::do ::::::::: Employed in depot quartermas-1. 400 00 .... do . . . .. . . .. ter's office 1, 400 00 1· ... do .. .. .. . .. I · 1, 200 00 .... do .. . . . .. .. . 1, 200 00 .... do ....... .. 900 00 .... do ......... J 720 00 1 .... do ........ . 720 00 ... do . ....... . 720 00 .... do ....... .. 1, 600 00 ~ -- .. do ........ _ Receivin~ and issuing quarter-master s blanks. l, 200 00 .... do ........ _ Doctoring public animals. 840 00 Army trans- 1 Employe ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ H > ~ H 0 ~ t:;::j H t"1 r 1-L ~ -..] LETTER OP THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY SUB~HTTING REVISED ESTIMATES FOR 1883. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, April 13, 1882. SIR: Referring to the letter of your committee of March 15, 1882, requesting me to submit estimates for whatever portion of the force now in service in this department not specifically appropriated for, but paid from miscellaneous appropriations, is deemed absolutely necessary, I have the honor to append hereto what have been submitted to me by the heads of bureaus and chiefs of divisions, as revised estimates of ~:mch offices as are affected thereby, classified to conform with the regular estimates for 1883, which include, first, the number and class of such employes paid from miscellaneous appro-priations as can be specifically estimated for, together with the number and class of force detailed under the provisions of section 166 of the Revised Statutes; and, second, revised estimates, adjusted from the foregoing, of the number and class of employes which are said to be necessary to replace those now paid from the miscellaneous appro-priations referred to. I also submit tables showing the offices and appropriations affected by this revision. It will he seen that the estimate of the force required in the regular offices of th~ department to replace those now paid from miscellaneous appropriations is in the aggregate less hy the sum of $4,468.25 than the amount now paid. But I am forced to say that I have a feeling that there is not a need of all the clerical force that is therein set forth. I have a feeling that in some "branches of the department there is a need of an increase of force, while in others there is more now on the rolls than is rel]_uirecl. It is not matter for surprise that the heads of bureaus and chiefs of divisions should. magnify their offices, and should seek to keep up the relative importance and efficiency of that over which they respectively preside. Hence it is that few· of them are inclined to suggest a decrease in the number of em-ployes under them. At the same time, constantly occupied as I am, I have not the opportunity just now of discovering right where there should be a diminution of force, while I arn apprised of where there is a need of increase by the representations to that effect of the chief or heacl who sees the work of his office falling in arrears. The best that I can do at prm;ent is to submit to your committee the data supplied to me; to suggest that it report such a bill as the experience and judgment of the com-mittee dictate, and leave it to my fnrther investigation ancl conclusions whether here-after to fill or leave vacant any of the places provided for by appropriation, an(l from time to time to supply u11provicled-for needs in any part of the department by detail from other parts in which there is not occupation for those assigned there. And I further suggest that if in any instance presented by the estimates herewith transmit-teo there appears an increase which does uot mPet the ready accp1iescence of your com-mittee, that the hE>ad of bureau or chief of clivision be called before it to give reasons for increase; or, that the item or items be especially referred to me to educe those reasons. I have fnrther to say that, in accord with what I nnderstand is the desire of the com-mittee, I have submitted a draft of a section of a law as to the customs service; but at the same time I must respectfnlfy submit a doubt whether that service can be pro-vided for in advance by detailed appropriations. It is a service spread over a great extent of coast and somewlHtt of inland countr;r; the ports and places of entry and tlelivery are numerous, the ofiicers are many, the chnracterofthe service is diversified, the unforseen exigencies are frequent. It is a difficult thing to provide in advance for the details of snelL a service. Very respectfully, Hon. FRANK HIRCOCK, CHARLES J. FOLGER, Sec·retary. Chairman Committee on .App1·op1·iation8, House of Representath·es. 149 Class. Rel'ised esti'mates for 1883. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY . O .-o..., .... Q.> .s~ .-oo :;j .B $ ·a w """0. Chief of DiYi~ion of Captnre(l and Abandoneroperty ..... . Chief of division, at $2,!i00 .. . .. . .. . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. 6 I Rix chiefs of divisions, at $2,500 each ........................ .. Assi>~tant chiPf of division , at $2,100............ . ..... . ....... .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. .... .. .. 2 'J'wo assi:;tant chiPfs of divisions, at $:.!,100 each .............. .. Aflsistant chirf of diviRion, at $:.!,000 ............................ . ---..... .. ... .. . ...... .. 6 Six assistant cllit>fH of · · · · · · · · ' { Additional to t brce cl!•rks of class four, at $100 each ....... - .. Clerk, cl"ss three, at $1,600...................................... 3 .. .. . . . . 1 25 Twenty-seven clerks of class three .............. .. 8};~:tjt~33o~~{~~? ~!'~~~ ::::::::::: :~~: :: ~::: :::::::::::::::::: ~ ~ :::::::: n I ~!;~tr:~Yz1~~t!.?I¥f~~~;~~~~:~~~:: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:~;~!~~~. ~~:$~4u ·_ ·_·_·_:::: :: :::::: ~::: :::::::: :: ~ ~:: : ~: : ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~: ! ... _ .. ~ ....... ~ _ 5~ ?~~!\i~!~~~::g~~~~::'l~ $~4~!)~~;~~~:: :: ~ ~:::: ~:: ~ ~ ~: ~ : ~ ::: ~. : ~ ~ ~::: As8istant messenger, at $720 .............. ... ............... .... 3 1 1 7 Ten assistant messengers, at $720 each ....... . ~~~~~:~. ~f:~~~~r~-~~ ~~~~1~!:~~:~~~~~ ~~~::::: :~::: :::::: ~:: ::::: ~ :::::: i: :::::: ~: :::: :~~: ~~::f~~·1f~:~~-:::~:-t: ~~~~:~~~~: :::::::::::::: ::~~:: ___________ t~t~~~~: ~! i~~g ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: } Elenn laborl'rs, at $!i00 each ... .. . .... ........ ... . .. .. .. ..... . $8,000 00 9, 000 00 2, 700 00 2, 000 00 2, 750 00 2, 400 00 2, 000 00 2, 750 00 2, 750 00 15, 000 00 4, 200 00 12, 000 00 5, 000 00 2, 500 00 2, 000 00 79, 200 00 300 00 43, 200 00 37, 800 00 36, 000 00 15, 000 00 . 47 700 00 s: 400 00 7, 200 00 1, 000 00 840 00 30, 360 00 5, 500 00 ~ ~ 0 t"4 t_.j Q 1--( l/2 t"4 >--~ ~ t_.j t_.j ?< t_.j 0 c ~ H ~ t_.j >-z t:1 >:..., § H 0 H P> t"4 taborer, at $3dO .....................•.... • •..................... 3 ....................... . Superintendent of Treasmy building, at $300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .............................. . !~~!~~~r~n}~Ex.~~~-~:.~~:;~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ~ Machinist and gas-fitter, at $1,200............................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 StorekceJJCr, at $1,200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 YtJft~:~1\~\~,7~0~~t~i;~-~~-~~ii~t~t~~~~i;,·~~~h-$iso: :::::::: $ ...... -- -····· .. --··.. .. 60 Fireman, at $720 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Conductor at elevator, at $720...... ...... ........ .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . ... . .. . . ..•..... ...... .. 3 6~~~~~~}~~~:~{$\~~-~~~!:~~~~:::::~:::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: 7~ Gardener, at $1,200.............................................. 1 ........ ----·-·· ....... . E~f~Etr:~~~~n~·~:~t~~t~!~ ~~~~~i~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::: ~ :::::::: :::::::: :::::;:: 8:~l~H:~:~:~jL~~I~!~l~~~~: ::::::::::::::::::: ::~~:: ::~~~: 4 :: ~::::: : ~ ~: :·::: :: ~ ::::: Binder, at $4 per tliem... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . . . . ............. . l!'oreman of bindery, at $1,565 .................................. -~ 1 ...... --~- .............. . Sewer and folder,_ at $2.50 11er diem.............................. 1 ................... - ... . Clerk, at $8 per dwm .............. ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ....................... . Clerk, at $6 per diem ........................................... . Clerk, at. $5 per diem Clerk, at $4 per diem ........................................... . Clerk, at $3 per diem ........................................... . Supedntendeut of paper-room, at $5 per 1liem ..•..•............. Paper-cutter of paper-roorn, at $3 per diem ..................... . Expert cOlmter of paper-room, at $2.25 per diem ..............•. Counter and laborer of paper-room, at $2 per diem ............. . Total 1 , .......... --1·····---t·-···- .. 2 2 1 1 1 1 28 Three female laborers, at $360 each ..............•••............ Superintendent of Treasury building ....... . Captain of the watch ....................... . Engineer .......................................... . .Assistant engineer ............................................ . l\Iachinist aml gas-fitter ....................................... . Storekeeper. ........................................... : ...... . ~Sixty watchmen, at $720 each ................................ . Additional to two watchmen acting as lieutenants of watch-men, at $180 each. f'eYen firemen, at $720 each .................................... . Three conductors at elevators, at $720 each . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .... . Telegraph o-perator ........................................... . Sevrnty-fivc charwomen, at $180 each ............. . Gardener ..................................................... . Foreman of cabinet-shop, at $5 per diem ....................... . Omitted ....................................................... . One draughtsman, at $4 per diem ............................. . One cabinet-maker, at $3.50 per diem ........................ . Twelve cabinet-makers, at $3 per diem each ..... . One cabinet-maker ................................ . :Foreman of bindery, at $5 per diem ........................... . l!'our binders, at $4 per diem each ........................... . One sewer and folder, at $2.50 per diem ...................... . S]Jecial agent in charge of Revision of Treasury Customs Reg-ulations, at $8 per diem. "Added to class four . . . . . . . . . . ...•.............•.. *Added to class four ........................ . iAdded to class one ................ . ;;\-dded to $900 class ......... . ;::;uperintemlent of paper-room } Two paper counters, at $900 each Twenty-eight paper counters and laborers, at $660 each ....... . OFFICE O:F SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. Supervising Architect, at$4,500 .............................•••. , ...... . . 1 ........ 1 ....... . Assistant and chief clerk, at $2,500 ..................................................... . PrinCipal clerk, at $2,000 ................. . Photographer, at $2,000 .............. . Clerk, class three, at $1,600 ......................... . Clerk, class one, at $1,200 Clerk, $900 class ................. . Assistant messenger, at $720 Total 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 Supervising Arcl1itect ..... . Assistant and chief clerk Principal clerk ........... . ...... . Photographer ........... . Two clerks of class three ........... . Three cle1'ks of class one ..... . One clerk .............. . One assistant messenger 1, 080 uo 300 00 1, 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 000 00 1, 200 00 1, 200 00 4.50 per diem Drnn,ghtsman, at $5 per lliem _. Draughtsman, at $-t50 per raughtsman, at $3.50 per diem. ___________ .................... . Dt·anghtRman, at $3 per diem ......... -------._ .... _ .. _____ ..... . I Jmngh tsman, at :tmoo pel' annum ....... ______ . _____ ... __ .. _. _ .. Computer, at $8 per diem ................. ___ ............. ____ .. C'omputer, at $6.50 per diem Com1mter, at $6 per diem ..... . • 'ompnter, at $5.50 per diem C'omputer,at$5perdiem . . __ _ Computer, at $4-.50 per uielU .. ----. Computer, at $4 per diem._ .. ---- __ ---------- - ··----· .......... .. ,\.ccountant, at $6.50 ]H'l' dit•m .. __ . _. ·----- .... ____ ............. . Photographer, at $5.fi0 per diem ............. _____ ...... _ ....... . Assistant photographer, at $5 per diem .... __ .. _ ... _. ___ ....... . AAsistant pbotop;rapber, at $4 JH'l' diPm .. _. _. __ . __ ........... __ Assh;tant pbotop:rapher, at $900 per annum . __ . ______ .. _. _ .... _. Modeller, at $6 per diem ..... _------ ____ ...... _. ___ . ~~:~~U~~:: ~i ~~ ~~r~~e~~~~:::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~fOfleller, at $4 per 'liem ... _ ................................. .. )1olc1E>r, at $3 per diPm . _. __ . . . . . . . . .. _ . _ .. _ ............... _ _ _ _ Loeki-!mith, at $i pt>r di(•m. ___ .... ____________ ------------ ..... . '\failing autl shipviug clerk, at $4 per diem .... _ ......... _ ...... . Q;,. l'=lrn c;! l=l ....... o a)~ ~-~ .... ~ Sg. El~ ~~ .-ow ·a g P; · 1 ) ~ I ~ I ~ I 2 I 6 1 El 0 ~ en Ul sc.-5 a:><.:> To be appropriated for. 'da:J :pgs r-..o rn,...; .s~ ""0 ""0 pj 0 ""0 ==o ...... > 1-3 ...... 0 z t;:j ~ t" r ~ ~ ~ Revised estirnates joT 1883-Continued. OFFICE OF TilE FIRST AUDITOR. Class. .Auditor, at $3,GOO .................. . .X,. !=laJ C:S!=l -o ;... ~$ 'S ~ To be appropriated for. 1 First .Auditor .................................... ------·--··- .. 1 Deputy ..Auditor .............................................. . 4 Four chiefs of divisions, at $2,000 each ....................... . 7 Seven clerks of class four ............................ - -- .. - . - .. 9 Nine clerks of class three ..................... . 10 Ten clerks of class two ................. . 1G Sixteen clerks of class one ............... .. 3 Three clerks, at $1,000 each ..... . 5 Four clerks, at $900 each ............................. --.-- .. - .. 2 One assistant messenger ............................... - . - -- . . . 2 Two laborers, at $G60 each .Amount. $3, 600 00 2, 250 00 8, 000 00 12, GOO 00 14, 400 00 14, 000 00 19,200 00 3, 000 00 3, GOO 00 720 00 1, 320 00 82, GUO 00 OFFICE OF THE SECOND AUDITOR. Total. ..... 1 I Second.Auditor ...... . ........ . 1 Deputy Auditor ............................................ . . . 5 Five chiefs of division, at $2,000 each ......... . .............. .. 9 Nine clerks of class four. ...................................... 1 $'!,GOO 00 2, 250 00 10, 000 00 1G, 200 00 29 fTwenty-nineclerksof classthree............................. 46,40u 00 ( Additional to one clerk of class three, as disbursing clerk... . 200 00 60 Sixty clerks of class two....................................... 84, 000 00 35 Thii·ty-four clerks of class one . .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . 40, 800 00 8 Eight clerks, at$1,000each.................................... 8,000 00 2 Three assistant messengers, at $720 each...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, HiO 00 8 Eightlaborers, at$660each.............. . ...................... 5,280 00 --- ... . -........................ I 218, 890 oa ~ ~ rj:::.. ~ t;zj Q H m ~ >-J-3 H -< t::j 1:-:j ~ t;zj 0 q J-3 H -< ~M >-z tj ~ c:1 tj H 0 H >-~ OFFICE OF THE TH!RD A UDI'l'Olt Deputy Auditor, at $2,250. ·-- _ -· ....... ___ .. _ .. _ ... __ ........... ______ ... _ ... __ . _____ .. . A mlitor, at $;J,600 ............. -- ..... _ ......... _____ ...... _ ...... ___ .... 1. _ ..... -~---- _ .. . Chief of 'livisi!m, at $:.l,t)()0 ..... ____ .. __ .. ___ ................. _ ................ - ... ---- .. 1 1 5 6 1;~~~~t~~<~~~~~o·r·:::::: :: ~::.::: ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::I $i~igi ~~ C!crk, olass four, at. $1,800 ····-· .................. ·----· ··-··-·· ........ ___ ...... ooo··· }'iYe dliefl'! of diYision!l, at $~,000 each .... _ ... _ .. _____ .. _...... 10, 000 00 Rix clt•rks of elass four ............ _. 0 ••••• •••• ___ ••••••••• __ ••• 10, HOO 00 Clerk, class three, at $1,600. OOOoooo···o····-·· ---------·. ·-··-·· ·-·-·· .o oo······ ···o·o·· 16 57 4:1 Sixteen clerksofdasstlmw ··········---- · ····-····-·······-·· 25,600 oo Clerk, class two, $at 1,400 .. 0 ••••• _ 0 •• ____ • ---- ____ •• _ ••• 0 •••• _ ••• __ •• ~i~~~~t::;,l~,~~H:: -~: ~~~ ~:~ ~. ~. :~~~~::: :: · :: -~- ~ ~ . :.... --!· ~ •• ~. :.:.:::-: Fifty-six clerks of class two .. __ ... _. ___ ._ ... __ .. ____ ........... 78,400 00 }'orty-three elE>rks of class 0110 . • _____ • _ ••• ____ •• __ •••••••• ___ •• 51, 600 00 7 9 Six clerks, at$1,000eaeh ·-·····-----·--················-···-·· 6,000 00 Eight clerks, at $900 each. __ .·- -_·----_-·.··---·---- · ..... ___ .. 7, 200 00 }'emale laborer, at $480 . -- __ . ... _ ... _____ .. ___ .. ·:::1:::::: :: ::::::: :::::::::: ...... ;_ ~~~ii~~i~~~~t~~~~~:~~~~: :::::: :: ~: ~:::::::::::::::::::::::: :: : 3' ~~g gg ~L'otal OFFICE OF TilE ]f!FTII AUDITOR. ~~~r:;~~\1~il\~~~~~t~~~~~g~:::: ::::::::::::::: ~ :::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::: :::::::: ~ ~~1~~Ji~~~J·~;·,~i;i~~~.:~t $2;ooo -~~~i~-- -_ -_ ~---_:: :~·.::·_ ::::: ~ :::: :·. g~;t: ~l~~: fr.~~~.a!t$~i~~8o·:::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:::::::::::: :::::::: ___ ... ~. :::::::: ~ :,~~: ~t~!:~: ~i ~l:~~ R:~~:~:: ·. ·:: ~:: ~::: ~::::::: ~:::::::::::::::: g:::t: ~l::~ ~~~~:: lt1,'igg: ~::: ::~ ~::: :: ~::::::: ::::::::: :·. :::::: :::::::: :::: ~ ::: :::::::: ~ ~j~~~~l~:·k1:,~t~~~:~~K~;(~\·~-::: ~: ~~:::: ::::::::::: ~ :: ~:: ::::::::::: Clerk, $1,000 class------ ···················o·····-·············· ···-·· .. ........ ...... .. 2 'l'wo clerks, at $1,000 eal'h ···-- -----··----· -----· ·-···---- ... . ~:~:~:~~~. ~~$~.io~:::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::: . __ .. _ ~- :::::::: i ~1, ~;~~~~~~:,~~,~~~ ~~~~-~:~~1_1 __ :t:~~~~~~~t0$~~g~-~~~·- ~~-~~:~:::::: 0::: ~: ~::: ~:: ~:: ~ ~: ~:::: ~ ~:::: :::::::: 0--. 0 0 ~. :::::::: . 0. 0-. i 0 g~~ f:~:~~~~~-t_ -~~~~:~~~~~~~~::::::::::: 0 0 0. 0 0- 0-. 0 0- 0 0- 0- 0 0 .. 0 0 0--. Total .... ·----- .. ____ .......... . OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AUDITOR. ~~;!\~A.a~d~~~~0~i $2;25o: ::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::~::: :::::1:::::::1::::::1::::::: Chief clerk, at $2,000 .. _. ___ ... ------. ___ .. ·----· Chief of division, at $2,000 _ . __ - .. _____ . ___ ..•. -. - . - - - - - - . -- . - - - .1 ....... -~- - .. - - - -~- · - - · - · · Clerk, class four, at $1,800 .... _ .. _____ . _. _. _. _ ... __ .. _ ........ ~ Additional to one clerk, claMs four, as disbursing clerk, $200 .. 5 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·-Clerk, class three, at $1,600 . ...... ........ ............ .................. ·····-·· ···-···· 1 Sixth A.tulit.or ... 1 Deputy Auditor .. _ .... _ .. . 1 Chief clerk . _ ... . __ . __ .......... _. __ ... __ ... ___ .. _ .... _ ..... __ . 8 Eight chiefl.'! of divisions, at $2,000 each ...... _. ______ . ____ . ... . 13 5 Thirteen clerks of class tour. __ ....................•..•.... _ .. ~Additional to one clerk of class four as disbursing clerk ..... . 58 :Fifty-eight clerks of class three .••••........ ____ _ 200,610 00 $3,600 00 2, 250 00 4, 000 00 9, 000 (I() 8, 000 00 5, 600 00 7, 200 00 2, 000 00 3, 600 00 840 00 720 00 660 oo 47,470 00 $3,600 00 2, 250 00 2, 000 00 16,000 00 23,400 00 200 00 92,800 00 ~ "tl "tl ~ 0 "tl ~ ,...... ;...-~ '""' 0 Y. -...... ~ ~ 1--'-Ql Q1 Revised estimates jo1· 1883-Continued. OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AUDITOR-Continued. Class. Q;,. l::lw ~l::l ~o OJ:o ~-~ ......... Sg. d;., _,H .§§' ~~ colo ~ s 0 ~ ~~ .Sa:l <1.10 "'r-. r-.+' ~0 "0 Q) A Clerk, class two, at $1,400 ............................................................. .. Clerk, class one, at $1,200....................................... ........ 1 ....... . ('lrrk. $1,000 class _____ .. ____ ........ __ ... _ ........................... _____________ .... . I•'emale assorter of ruouey-orller;:~, at $900 . .. .. . . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 1 ...... .. r-. ..s "0 Q) ...., col. .§~ ~,...; <1.11-< t..S .0 8 ~ To be appropriated for. 69 Sixty-nine clerks of class two ..... . 50 :Fifty-one clerks of claRs one .......... . :JO Thirty clerks, at $1,000 each . ___ ...... _______ ................. . 18 Nineteen femalr assortcrs of money-orders, at $900 each . ____ .. Amount. $96,600 00 61,200 00 30,000 00 17, 100 00 Skilled laborer, at$1,000 ................................. · .. ·..... ........ ........ 1 1 On1itted ___ ...................................... _. __ . __ . . ___ .. , ... _ .... __ . _ AKI-\iKtaut messenger, at $720 ......................................... _ ... ... _____ ...... . Laborer, at $G60. __ ... - ........................... __ ........ _.... . . . . . . . . 1 __ .... . . CharwOt\tau, at $180 .. ____ ............. ... ........... .... .. .......... ............. . ...... •· 1 One assistant ruesscnp;rr ............ ........... ...... ......... . 19 Twenty laborers, at $660 each ................................ .. 10 Ten charwomen, at $180 each ................ ! ................ . Total ....... Ol<'l<'ICE OF TilE TREASURE!~ 01<' THE UNITED STATES. Trrasnrer, at$6,000............................................. ........ ........ ..... .•. 1 Treasurer .. Assistant Treasurer, at $3,600. ............ .... .. ...... .... .. .. .. . .. .. ... . ....... . .. ..... 1 Assistant Treasurer CaRhier, at$3,600 ......................................... ...... ........ ........ ........ 1 Cashier ........ .. Assistant cashier, at $3,200 . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . . .. . . .. .. . . . .. . . • . 1 Assistant cashier ..... . Chief clerk, at$2,500 ............................................. -· ·- ........... _ .... ... 1 Chief clerk ___ .. _ .................. ------ ..... . Chief of division, at $2,500 ............................... __ ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . 5 l!'ive chiefs of divisions, at $2,500 each. J>rineipal bookkee})Cr, at $2,500 ....................................................... _ _ 1 One principal bookkeeper ...... .. AssiHtant bookkeeper, at $2,400 ........ __ .. _ ... ___ ............... _..... . .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . 1 One assistant bookkeeper_ ~;:~~~:1~~i:,~L~li~~~,:::: .. ::: :: -:::-:::-::- ::• :::-::-::: ::: •: .::: :·: :~ ~EiJi~i;~~~~~ft~~;·~~~:::: :::::- :::: ::::: -:• Clerk, class t'Yo, at $1,400 .................. _ ............... _____ . __ ......... __ ..... __ .. 15 ]'ifteen clerks of class two . ....... __ ......................... . ~~~~kcl~~:~;,sa~$i.~o~~·-~~~~:: ::::::::::::::::: :~:::: ::·::·.:::::::: . _ ... _ i . ::.:::: :::::::: ..... :~. ~~·~·~~l~t~\~~-t ~l_c_t~~~ -~t:_c_l~t~~- ~~-e- :::::::::::::::::::::::: :~~~~: ~~£~[~§:;;~~,:$;~::.:•::~:~ :::::::~·:::•::::-~:. : ~: :: ::_::: ~: J '!I f:!W~a~b~it~i~~~l;$~;~~::::::::::::::::::~::::J 72[) 00 13 200 00 1:800 00 360, 870 00 $6, 000 00 3, 600 00 3, 600 00 3, 200 00 2, 500 00 12, 500 00 2, 500 00 2, 400 00 5, 000 00 4, 500 00 46, 800 00 27, 200 00 21, QOO 00 27, 600 00 1, 500 00 5, 000 00 72, 000 00 5, 040 00 4, 320 00 ~ Q't OJ t-t tr:l e rn t" ~ ~ o...; --1 Sl tr:l P< tr:l 0 d ~ H --1 ~tt:l ~ z tj ~ c:1 tj H 0 H ~ t-t Laborer, at $660 ........................ . Laborer, at $240 ...... . Total ..•••............ _ ...... . -------T······l·------~ 261 Twenty-sixlaborers,at$660each .•...........••..........••... 1 17, 160 00 ------ ······- ••.• ::::::: :. ::::::::.:::::::: --- ·- -~- -~~-~~~-!~~~~~~~~-~~ ~~~~~ -e-~~~::~~~:::~~:::::::: :::~:-_:::::: ::::::~~~ Office of Treasurer of United States (National Cttn·ency, to be 1·eimbursed by National Banks). ~~r:~t~!i~~li~~: :~ ~~: ~~~: :: : : : :::::: :::::: :::::: ::::: ~ :::::: :::. ::::: : : : : ::::::: :::: : : :: r~i~~~~~! t~~~~::~~~-: $U~;~~- ::::::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: : ::::::: : :: ::::: : : : :: : : · ~l~~~k~~l;s~e}~~~~.a!t $ii ~2go::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::::::: : ::::: ~: :::::: : : Clerk, class three, at $1,600 .. g~:~~: ¥l~ggo~~~~~~ !~·~~~:::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1::::::::1::::::: :I:::::::: Cler:k, $900 class. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ... - - - - - - ...••. Assistant messenger, at $720 ........................................................... . Total Of/ice of T1·easurer of United States (National C1~rrency, to be 1 reimbursed by National Banks). 1 Superintendent .............................................. .. i J o~~J'~·i-~~~~~ ~·~~~~ -~~~- ~~~ -~~~~~~~~~- ~~~~-~~~~~~: ~-t- ~~~~~~ _ 1 One assistant bookkeeper ................................... .. 1 One assistant teller ......................... . 2 Two clerks of class four ................... .. 3 Three clerks of class three ........... .. 4 Four clerks of class two ... 20 Twenty clerks of class one 10 Ten clerks, at $1,000 each 10 Ten clerks, at $900 each ...................................... .. 4 Four assista1.1.t messengers, at $720 each ........... . OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF TilE TREASURY. 1 Register .................. ..... .. 1 .Assistant Register .................. .. 5 Five chiefs of divisions, at $2,000 each . 18 5 Eighteen clerks of class four ..... ................ .. _ .... , .. .. { Auclitional to one clerk of class four, as disbursing agent .... . 17 Eighteen clerks of class three ................... .. 15 Fifteen clerks of class two ................ ..... ........ ...... .. 20 Nineteen clerks of elm;» one ..............•.... 4 Fonr clerks, at $1,000 each ................................... .. 60 Fifty-eight copyists and counters, at $900 each ...... ......... .. 1 One messenger ............ ............. ....... ................ . 5 Five assistant messengers, at $720 each ..... . 7 Eight lal1orers, at $660 each ...... '.rotal $3, 500 00 5, 000 00 2, 400 00 2, 000 00 3, 600 00 4, 800 00 5, 600 00 24, 000 00 10,000 00 9, 000 00 2, 880 00 72,780 00 $4, dbo oo 2, 250 00 10,000 00 32,400 00 200 00 28,800 00 21,000 00 22,800 00 4, 000 00 52,200 00 840 00 3, GOO 00 5, 280 00 187,370 00 >-~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ H >-~ H 0 z t::d H ~ ~ ....... Q'{ -::) Revised estimates for 1883-Contineud. OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER Ol!' INTERNAL REVENUE . Class. Commissioner, at $6,000 .................•. Deputy Commissioner, at $3, 200 .•.... Head of division, at $2,500 .... .. Head of division, at $2,250 _ ..... _ ... _. I cD ~.,; t\l~ :::=:o """ -~~ SA s8 oA .t:§< 'Or:n ~5 ---s 0 .s .t: r:t1 :;::. r:no2 tiJrtJ :;::l~ ..,O ~~ '0~ o ... o ~ ... c-r ...... ..... . One dranghtsma,n ......... ...... ..... ....... .... . One draughtsman ...................•..•....... Two draughtsmen, at $1,300 (lach ............ . BUREAU OF STATISTICS. 2, 400 00 ], 800 00 1, 680 00 2, 600 00 42,200 00 $3,000 00 2, 000 00 7, 200 00 8, 000 00 8, 400 00 10, 800 00 3, 000 00 5, 400 00 660 00 480 00 840 00 internal and foreign commerce of the United States ....... -I 5, 000 00 Total. OFFICE OF TilE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE. General Sup(lrintendent, at $4,000 .....••.. --··· ..••.•.....•..•.. 1 ........ , ........ 1 ....... . Assistant General Superintendent, at $2,500 .•.•••...•.......•.....•...................•. Principal clerk, at $1,890 ..••••.......•..••.••.•. Clerk, class three, at $1,600 .....•............ Clerk, class two, at $1,400 ........... . Clerk, class one, at $1,200...... · Clerk, $1,000 class ........•••.. Clerk, $900 class ...............•............... Assistant messenger, at $720 1 ,_ .... ··-1 General Superintendent ............•.....••.................... 1 Assistant General Superintendent 1 One principal clerk .................••••.•.......•..........•••. 2 Two clerks of class thr<>e .... 1 On<" clerk of class two ..................................•...... 3 Three clm·ks of class one ................... . 2 Two clerks, at $1,000 each ............... . 4 Five clerks, at $900 each ......... . 1 One assistant messenger ........ . *These emJ>loyes are stationed at the stamp manufactories, and the avpropriation is reimbursed by the manufacturcr·s to the extent of the expenditure, 54,780 00 $4,000 00 2, 500 00 1, 800 00 3, 200 00 1, 400 00 3, 600 00 2, 000 00 4, 500 00 720 00 > ~ ~ t;:d 0 ~ t;:d ~ ~ ...... 0 z to H t' r' 1-4 C)"{ c:.o Revised esti'mate jo1' 1883-Continued. OFFIC]: OF THE LIFE-SAVING SERVICE-Continued. Class. . a .s ""' :=rn 0 rn ..s c;!;::l •.- ~..s ._s.g ~,.Q Q-.;> ..0 .-orn 'd 0 ::;lO g •.-<::;l 'd ~0 'd ~ ~ ~ z To be appropriated for. Laborer, at $660... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 One laborer .......................• Topographer and hydrographer, at $1,800 . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ......................... One topographer and hydrographer ..... . Civil engineer and draughtsman, at $1,600 . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . One civil engineer and draughtsman ........... . Dranghtsman,at$1,500 ......................................... 1 ........................ Onedraughtsman ..............•............. Assistant superintendent of construction, &c., at $1,200......... 2 ................ :. . • . . . . Omitted ............... . Assistant superintendent of construction, &c., at $900........... 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . Omitted. Total OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE MINT. Director of the Mint, ::tt $4,500 Examiner, at $2,300 ................ . Computer, at $2,200 ........• !~j~~~~~ a;f $;~~~~~"t~; ~t-$2:ooo::::::::::::::::::::: :: :::: :::: :: l::::::: I:::::: : 1::::::: Clerk, class three, at $1,600 ........•. Clerk, class two, at $1,400 Clerk, class one, at $1,200 ..............•... Translator, at $1,200 ... . Copyist, at $900 .............. . Messenger, at $840 .............. . Laborer, at $660 ...................... . Clerk, at $1,000 ......... . Clerk, at $600 .•...... , ........ . Clerk, at $360 1 Director of the Mint .......................................... . 1 Examiner .................................... - .. ----- ---- - - - . - -1 Computer ..................................................... . 1 Assayer ................................................ -.-.--. ~ t:!~i!~k 0:f ~l~~~~~~~~:::::: ~ ~:::::::: :::::::::::::: ~::::::::: 1 One clerk of class two ........................................ . 2 Three clerks of class one ..•.......... 1 One translator .......................................... -.- ... . 1 One copyist ......................................... - - . -- · - -- -1 Two messengers, at $840 each (one additional submitted) ..... . 1 One laborer .........••..............••....•.•...... - .. -- - - - - - - · ~ I::::::: t:::::: t::::::: 8~: ~l:~t::: :: ::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: :::::: :::::::::::::::: 1 ·-··· ······ ······· Total Amount. $660 00 1, 800 00 1, 600 00 1, 500 00 29,280 00 $4,500 00 2, 300 00 2, 200 00 2, 200 00 2, 000 00 1, 600 00 1, 400 00 3, 600 00 1, 200 00 900 00 1, 680 00 660 00 1, 000 00 600 00 360 00 26,200 00 1-l C);) 0 t-t l:_:rj 8 m t-t ~ 8 H '";3 l:_:rj ~ tr:l 0 q ~ H ~ Yl ~ z tj ~ q tj H 0 H ~ t-t Chief, at $3,5.00 ......................... . ~ Chief clerk, at $2,000 _ .................. . ~ Finance clerk, at $1,800 ................................... , .... _ ~ ~~~~~~i~~r!i $U~o4~~~~: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: CD Clerk, class two, at $1,400 ............ . ~ Ind~x clerk, at $1,100 _ ......... _ ~ Operat~ve, at $7 per d~em ...... . 1:-.:> Operative, at $6 per dwm _ .........•................. _ ......... _ -:t Operative, at $5 per diem ......................... . ~ Operative, at $4 per diem_ ................ ------ ......... ____ .. . j Assistant operative, at $4 per diem ................. _ .......... . I Assistant operative, at $3 per diem ,._.. ,._.. Assistant operative, at $2.50 per diem ......................... . Assistant operative, at $2 per diem ..............•.........•.•.. Boy, at $20 per month------ ...... .- .......... . Suppressing counterfeiting and other crimes: Expenses of detecting and bringing to t1·ial and punishment per-sons engaged in counterfeiting Treasurynotes, bonds, national-bank notes, and other securities of the United States, as ·well SECRET-SERVICE DIVISION. t ! • :: • • :. ::. J: •• ::1 ~ti~lli~f~~~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::;: :::.:::::: ••• ~ : ::::::: : :: : :: ::::::::::: 1 fld~~(\~:~.~ ~~:~:s~~~ ~~~~~:::: ~:: ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :. :: 2 ........ ·--·----'---·-··· Tllreecommissioned operatives, at$7-perdiem each .......... . 4 ....................... 1 Five connnission1·d operatives, at $6 pm diem each ..•......... 8 ---·--- -------- ........ , Tencomrni;;sion<'d operativeH, .at$5I)erdiern each ............ . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ]'om:teen assishmt operatiYc8, at $4 per diem each ............ . 3 ............... 1 .••••••• One huudre(l and twenty days' subsh!tence for each comrnis-1 . ; sionetl Olwrative, not to cxce,ed $4 per oay. . 4 ...........•.... , ........ , One huntlretl and twenty days suhsu:~tcnce for each assrstant I ' operatin•, not to execed $3 per day. ~ :::::::: • :::::::: .:::::::: , ~~~~-~~~~:;at~~~~i~i~r~r~;;tio-~.- ~-~,~~~a-;,·i~i~i~~pb"i~;i,- staii~~~~s~ · and all other incidental expenses. 2 , ________ , __ ------·-- ------against the laws of the United States .. --- .. ---- ...•.............••.•.. --- ............ $100,000 $3, 500 00 2, 000 00 1, 800 00 1, 400 00 1. 400 00 1, 400 00 1, 200 00 7, 665 00 10,950 00 18 250 00 20:440 00 8, 640 00 5, 040 00 5, 000 00 15, 000 00 as the coins of the Unite(l States, and other crimes committed I I I jAmounti Total ..........•.. ---------------------------·----···-·---'-------- · -------1------- ·I·----·· ·l---- ·· ··-- ·· ·----- ···--- -----I 103, 685 00 P> "'0 "'0 ~ 0 "'0 ~ ~ P> ~ ~ 0 z to ~ t"' ~ .....,. 0":> .....,. 162 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL MARINE-HOSPITAL SERVICE. For the compensation of one Supervising Surgeon-General (R. S., 4802. 18 Stats., p. 377), at four thousand dollars per annum; one surgeon, at three thousand dollars per annum; twelve surgeons at two thonsand five hundre(l dollars each per annum; eleven passed assistant surgeons,* at one thousand eight hnudred dollars each per annum; fourteen assistant surgeons, at one thousand six hundred dollars each per annum; forty-six acting assistant surgeons,t not to exceed eighteen thousand three hundred and ten dollars per annum, and no acting assistant surgeon shall receive more than one thout~and dollars per annum; one hospital steward (employed as chemist), at nine hundred dollars per annum; two hospital stewards, at seven hundred anll twenty dollars each per annum; seven hospital stewards, at six hundred dollars each per annum; one hospital steward, at five hundred dollars per annum; two hospital steward~, at four hundred and eighty dollars each per annum; four hospital stewards, at fonr hundred and twenty dollars each per annum; four engineers,+ at two hundred dollars per month; two hospital attendants,§ at thirty-five dollars each p<>r month; four hospital attendants, at thirty dollars each per month; twenty-three hospital attenclants, at twenty-five dollars each per month; one hospital attenllant at twenty-two dollars per month; fifty hospital attendants, at twenty dollars e:tch per month; four hos-pital attendants, at eighteen dollars each per month; four hospital atten(lants~ at sixteen dollars each per month; nineteen hospital attendants, at fifteen dollars each per month; one hospital attendant, at thirteen dollars per month; two hospital at-tendants, at twelve dollars each per month; one hospital attendant, at ten dollars per month; one hospital attendant, at eight dollars per month; one hospital attendant, at three dollars per month: Prouided, That nothing in this act shall l>e so construed as to debar the Secretary of the Treasnry from appointing one additional hospital steward and the necessary attendants for each hospital hereafter erected in pursuance of law, and the persons so appointed shall l>e included in th.e annual estimate next succeeding such appointment. Marine-Hospital steamer John M. Woodworth: II One master and pilot, at one thou-sand five hundred dollars per annum; one boatswain at thirty-five dollars per month; two firemen, at thirty-five dollars each per month; two able seamen, at twenty dollars each per month. OFFICE OF SUPERVISI:NG SURGEON-GENERAL, WASHINGTON, D. C. One clerk, at one thousand eight hundred dollars per annum; five clerks, at 6ne thousand six hundred dollars each per a.nnum; one clerk at one thousand two hundred dollars per annum; six copyists, at nine hundred dollars each per annum; one messen-ger, at fifty dollars per month; one laborer, at forty dollars per month; one laborer, at thirty dollars per month; for transportation of officers and hospital stewards travel-ing under orders, three thousand dollars. (Section 4802, R. S.) For the employment of physicians not holding an appointment at ports where no medical officer nor acting assistant surgeon is stationed, not to exceed seven in number, two thousand nine hun-dred and eighty-two dollars for all persons so employed for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1883: Provided, That it shall l>e lawful to audit and pay physicians' bills in such amount as shall be approved by the Supervising Surgeon-General for the temporary care and treatment of emergency cases of sick or disabled seamen, landed or abandoned at ports where no specific arrangements exist;~ in all, one hundred and sixty-three thousand eight hundred and forty-four dollars, which shall be paid from the Marine-Hospital fund. STEAMBOAT-INSPECTION SERVICE. (Revised Statutes, section 4402, 4404, 4414, and 4461.) • For the compensation of one Supervising Inspector-General, at a salary of three thousand five hundred dollars per annum. Ten supervising inspectors, at salaries of three thousand dollars per annum each. Four local inspectors of hulls and boilers, at salaries of two thousand two hundred dollars per annum each. *After three years' service, regulations promote assistant surgeons to passed assistant surgeons. Seven will be eligible within the year. t Salaries of acting assistant surgeons vary, according to extent of service, from $1,000 to $150 per annum. ~One engineer receives $60 per month, two receive $50, and one $40. §Hospital attendants include firemen, nurses, cooks, laundresses, house-cleaners, watchmen, drivers, gardeners, &c. 11 Ferry, between New York Marine-Hospital (Bedloe's Island) and the Battery, New York. Engi· neer detailed from Revenue-Marine Service. 1fSee Treasury Department Circular, No. 69, .June 22, 1881, Marine-Hospital Service. APPROPRIATION BILL. 163 Twenty-eight local inspectors of hulls and boilers, at salaries of two thousand dol-lars per annum each. Six local inspectors of hulls and boilers, at salaries of one thousand five hundred dollars per annum each. Twenty -two local inspectors of hulls and boilers, at salaries of one thousand two hundred dollars per annum each. Two local inspectors, at salaries of nine hundred dollars per annum each. Ten local inspectors of hulls and !boilers, at salaries of eight hundred dollars per annum each. Eight assistant inspectors of hulls and boilers. at New York, at salaries of two thou-sand dollars per annum each. (Two of these are new appointments now needed.) Ten assistant inspectors of hulls and boilers, at salaries of one thousand six hundred dollars per annum each. Two assistant inspectors of hulls and boilers, at salaries "of one thousand two hun-dred dollars per annum each. Six clerks to local boards of inspectors, at salaries of one thousand two hundred dollars each per annum. Two clerks to local boards of local inspectors, at salaries of one thousand dollars each. One clerk, at nine hundred dollars per annum. OFFICE SUPERVISING INSPECTOR-GENERAL, W ASHINGTON1 D. C. One clerk, not to exceed one thousand eight hundred dollars; one clerk, not to ex-ceed one thousand six hundred dollars; two clerks, not to exceed one thousand two hundred dollars each; one messenger, not to exceed eight hundred and forty dollars per annum. OFFICE SUPERVISING INSPECTOR, SECOND DISTRICT. One clerk, at one thousand two hundred dolJars per annum. For traveling and other expenses, when on official duty, and all instruments, books, blanks, statio)lery, furniture, and other things necessary to carry into effect the steam-boat laws, forty thousand dollars; in all, two hundred and thirty-five thousand eight hundred and forty dollars, to be paid from the revenues received from steamboat fees. NoTE.-The Supervising Inspector-General recommends, in view of the several bills now before Congress, some of which have already passed either one or other branches of Congress, creating new local boards of inspectors, others increasing the salaries of those heretofore enumerated, that a contingent fund of eight thousand dollars addi-tional be appropriated for salaries to meet the increase referred to . . CUSTOMS SERVICE. That all acts and parts of acts authorizing the payment from a permanent annual appropriation of the expenses of collecting the revenue from customs be, and are, re-pealed, such repeal to take effect after the thirtieth day of June, 1883; and all moneys now by law appropriated for the expense of collecting the revenue from customs shall -together with all unexpended balances remaining after the payment of all accounts accruing prior to July 1, 1883, after that day-be covered into the Treasury, to be drawn therefrom only in consequence of appropriations made by law. And it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to present to Congress, in his next annual estimates, and each year therP.after, detailed estimates of appropria-tions required for the customs service, giving the grade and salary of each employ~, and the amount required for contingent expense at each port or separate office. COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY. The existing organization of the Coast and Geodetic Sutvey does not readily admit of making specific appropriations for the pay for services of persons employed on the work as surveyors, astronomers, hydrographers, computers, draughtsmen, engravers, and various artisans. The force employed necessarily varies with the allotment for the year; moreover, by the regulations of the service, the compensation of any em-ploy(S will vary according to the service performed, active work in the field carrying with it a higher compensation than office-work. In order to submit an estimate of pay for services it would be necessary to know, in advance, the amount to be appropriated for surveying expenses, including wages hands, subsi&tence and transportation o-f parties, and general expenses 164 LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE, AND JUDICIAL APPROPRIATIONS. OFFICES AFFECTED BY THIS REVISION. Amount byre- Amount by vised e s ti- regular esti-mateforl883. matefor1!l83. Office of Secretary of Treasury .•••••..•............••...•............ gm~~ ~~ ~ifs~rpo~nfft!li~~~~~~~~ :~:: :::::::::::: :~:::::::: :::-::::::::: Office of Commissioner of Customs ..•...•...•..••................••.. Office of Fir&t Auditor ..............•................••.•.....••..... Office of Sec on~ A uclitor ..•....•...•.........•..........•........•.... Office of Thira Auditor ......•........................................ Office of Fifth ~\.uditor ...•...•......................•................ Office of Sixth Auditor .............................................. . Office of Tnasurer U. S .........................................•.•.. Office of Treasurer U.S., {national currency, reimbursable) ......... . Office of Rrgister ........................•.................•.......... Office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue .••••..................... Office of Light-House Board ..........................•..•............ Bureau of Statistics .......•.........••...•...........•......•........ Office of Life-Saving Service ........•................................. Qffice of Director of the Mint .........••............................. Total ..................•.•••.............•.....•.•...•........ Regular estimates for 1883 ............................•......... Increase ....••••••...............•.... - ......... - ....•...•••.. Compensation paid from miscellaneous approP.riations ......... . Net decrease by revised estimates ..................•......••. Office of Supervising Architect {paid from various appropriations $509, 626 00 19,420 00 82, 900 00 51, 630 00 82, 6!l0 00 218, 890 00 200, 610 00 47,470 00 360, ~70 00 275,100 00 72,780 00 187, 370 00 300,950 00 42. ~00 00 54, 780 00 29, 280 00 26, 200 00 2, 562, 766 00 2, 358, 980 00 203, 786 00 208, 254 25 4, 468 25 $403, 080 00 19,420 oo 76, 500 00. 49,630 00 84,310 00 219,370 00 204, 570 00 40,450 00 359, llO 00 273,600 00 72,780 00 188, 110 00 253, 330 00 16,480 00 52, 560 00 23,480 00 2:.!, 200 00 2, 358, 980 00 for public lmiltlings) .............................................. . Sepret-Senice Division (paid from appropriation for " Suppressing counterfeiting and other crimes") ..............................•... Marine-Hospital Service .•.•••••......................••......•.. • .... Steamboat-inspection Sen· ice .....•.............•••..........••..•.... $150, 000 00 103, 685 00 163,844 00 235,840 00 $123,707 55 100,000 00 Indefinite. Indefinite. APPROPRIATIONS AFFECTED BY THIS REVISION. lltle of app!opriation. Contingent expenses, Treasury Department: Binding, newspapers, &c ...............•....................... $10, 000 00 Horses and wagons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 000 00 Ice, &c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . • • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 500 00 Furniture, &c .................•.........•...................... 30,000 00 MiscPllaneons items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19, 000 00 Life-SaYing Service .................................•.......•..... 696197 00 Establishing life-saYing stations.................................. 20: 000 00 Light-house establishment (various appropriations) .......................•.•. Distinctive paper for United States SP

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