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 IOS FIFFY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 563. 1902. sand dollars each; in all, for assistant stmasters, one million seven hundred and one thousand five hundredxdollars. W°L',,*g,,_°°"~· °°"'· For compensation to clerks in first and second class post-offices: At 0100 wh. One thousand three hundred clerks in char of stations and substatiqns, at one hundred dollars each, one hunehied and thirty thousand do lars; · M ”°°°·°h· Three hundred and fifty clerks in charge of stations and substations, at two hundred dollars each, sevent thousand dollars; M**’°¤•·=h· Two hundred and fifty clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, messengers, porters, watchmen, and stampers, at three hundred dollars each seventy-five thousand dollars; M•*°°••¤¤ One hundred clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, , messengers, porters, watchmen, stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, pressmen, waste-paper examiners, mail messengers, and eneral utility clerks, at four undred dollars each, forty thousand dollars; ”*’°°°‘°"· Two thousand one hundred and twenty clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, messengers, porters, watchmen, stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, pressmen, waste—paper examiners, mail messeqgers, and general utility clerks, at five hundred dollars each, · one mi ion and sixty thousand dollars; messengers, general utility c erks, assorters generahdelivery clerks, _inquiry clerks, pagr distributers, raters ot third and fourth class matter, record c er, separators, special-delivery clerks, stock clerks, s ly clerks, timekeepers, weighers of second-class matter, directory cm, dispatchers, letter distributors, mailing clerks, money-order clerks, nix1e clerks registry clerks, and stamp clerks, at six hundred dollars each, one  nine hundredand twenty thousand dollars; ·“"`°°°‘°h· One thousand clerks in charge of stations and substations, janitors, messengers, porters, watchmen, stampers, carpenters, firemen, laborers, psessmen, waste—paper examiners, mail messengers, general utility cler ,assorters, genera -delivery clerks, inquiry clerks, Eper distributers, raters of third and fourth class matter, record cler, separators, specialdelivery clerks, stock clerks, supply clerks, timekeepers, weighers of second-class matter, directory clerks, dispatcbers, letter distributers, mailin clerks, money·order clerks, nixie clerks, registry cllerks, aéidl ssamp clirks, at seven undred dollars each, seven hundred thousand dollars;. ·*"“°°“°"- Three thousand nine hundred clerks in charge of stations and substations, stampers, mail messengers, general utility clerks, assorters, general-deliverv clerks, inquiry clerks, paper distributers, raters of third and fourth class matter, record clerks, separators, speciabdeliveigiy clerks, stock clerks, supply clerks, timekeepers, weighers of secon - class matter, directory c erks, dispatchers, letter distributers, mailing clerks, money-order clerks, nixie clerks, registry clerks, stamp clerks, and assistant superintendents money—order division, at eight undred dollars each, three million one hundred and twenty thousand dollars; ‘“°°°°°"°"‘ One thousand nine hundred clerks in charge of stations and substations, lgeneral utility clerks, assorters, general-delivery clerks, inquiry c erks, r istributers, raters of third and fourth class matter, record cieikls, separators, special-delivery clerks, stock clerks. supggv clerks, timekeepers, weighers of second-class matter, directory cler, dispatchers, letter distributers, mailing clerks, money—order clerks, Dl.Xl€ clerks, registry clerks, stamp clerks, assistant superintendents money order visionhprinters, and foremen of crews, at nine llnmhdred dollars each, one mi ion seven hundred and ten thousand 0 rs; M *1·°°° °*°h· Two thousand one hundred assorters, generahdelivery clerks, inquiry
 * "‘°°°'“* Three thousand two hundred clerks in char e of stations and substations, Alapitors, messengers, porters, watolimen, stampers, carpenters, men, laborers, pressmen, waste—paper examiners, mail