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 1 166 1¤1rTY-sEv1cNTn coscnnss. sm. 11. cH. 1009. 1902,. OPl“i°“S 0* Assist- For rintin and bindin · the 0 inions of the Assistant Attorne - _ mtAmm€y·Genm1` General) for the Post-Oflidgc Depaiitment, five thousand dollars, or go much thereof as may be necessary. mf;{§Q_g§j@‘;§f P°"‘ OFFICE or THE FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTEIQ-GENERAL. Eggfgjtglm For compensation to postmasters, twenty-one million seven hundred i " and fifty thousand dollars, and the salary of the postmaster of the city dpgogggcxguigi of Chicago is hereby lixed at eight thousand dollars per annum. Any " ned names. portion thereol saved by the consolidation ol post-offices under existing law shall be transferred to the appropriation for compensation to ' clerks in post—offices and made available for the payment of the salaries of superintendents and clerks at stations established in lieu of the post-offices thus discontinued. · S91¤zv_=e¤d ¤¤<>w- SALARY AND ALIJOWANCE DWISIONZ For compensation to assistant °ii§$sa;m1Si°¤50am¤s. postmasters at first and Second class post-olhcesz Two at three_thousand ‘°§m,_,,,_ five hundred dollars: Pro/vided, That the salary of the assistant postcmcago. master at Chicago shall be iixed at three thousand five hundred dollars per annum; sixteen, at three thousand dollars; six, at two thousand · five hundred dollars each; four, at two thousand dollars each; fourteen, at one thousand nine hundred dollars each; twenty, at one thousand eight hundred dollars each; thirty-five at one thousand seven hundred dollars each; eight -tive, at one thousand six hundred dollars each; one hundred, at one thousand five hundred dollars each; eighty, at one thousand four hundred dollars each; one hundred and fifty, at one thousand three hundred dollars each; three hundred, at one thousand two hundred dollars each; three hundred and ten, at one thousand one hundred dollars each; and four hundred, at one thousand dollars each; in all, for assistant stmasters, one million eight hundred and ninety-four thousand one hiindred dollars. p§,;‘§§l§§;, e"`" °"'”° Fo? COUIPGUSGMOH to clerks in first and second class post-niiiees;, At$100each. One thousand clerks in charge of stations and substations, at one hundred dollars each, one hundred thousand dollars; =“*“*°° °***°"· Three hundred and fifty clerks in charge of stations and substations, at two hundred dollars each, seventy thousand dollars; A’*‘*°°°“"*‘· Two hundred and fifty clerks in charge of stations and substations, · janitors, messengers, porters, watchman, and stampers. at three hun dred dollars each, Seventy-five thousand dollars: "‘ "“’°*'“""· Two hundred clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, messengers, porters, watchmen, stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, pressmen, waste-pa er examiners, Inail messengers, and general-utility _ clerks, at four hundred dollars each, eighty thousand dollars; ‘“°"`°°°"“'l‘· Eight hundred clerks in charge of stations and substutions, janitors,, messengers, porters, watchmen, Stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, pressmen, waste—pamr examiners, mail messengers, and general-utility clerks, at five hundred dollars each, four hundred thousand dollars; ‘“”°°°“°h· Four thousand two hundred clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, messengers, porters, watchmen, stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, pressmen, waste—paper examiners, mail messengers, general-utility clerks, assorters, general—delivery clerks, inquiry clerks, paper distributers, raters of third and fourth class matter, record clerks, separators, special-delivery clerks, stock clerks, supply clerks, timekeepers, weighers of second—class matter, directory clerks, dispatchers, letter distributers, mailing clerks, money-order clerks, nixie clerks, registry clerks, and stamp clerks, at six hundred dollars each, two million five hundred and twenty thousand dollars. A°”°° °”‘°h‘ Two thousand three hundred clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, messengers, porters, watchmen, Stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, pressmen, waste—paper examiners, mail messengers, general~utility clerks, assorters, general—delivery clerks.