61ST CoNGKEss,
)HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
jDocument
SdrSESsixm.
\^^ \ No. 1070.
EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1910.
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITU- TION SUBMITTING A DETAILED STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1910, UNDER VARIOUS APPROPRIATIONS.
December
5, 1910.— Referred
tothe Committee on Appropriations and ordered
tobe printed.
Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, December 5, 1910.
Sm: I have the honor to submit herewith, in accordance with the
provisions in the sundry civil acts of October
2,1888, August
5,1892, and March
3,1899, a detailed statement of the expenditures
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1910, under the appropriations for
'
'International Exchanges," "American Ethnology," the ''Astro- physical Observatory," the "International Catalogue of Scientific Literature," the "National Museum," the "National Zoological Park," etc.
I have the honor to be, your obedient servant,
Charles D. Walcott,
Secretary.
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon,
SpeaJcer of the House of Representatives,
Washington, D. G.
international exchanges, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1910.RECEIPTS.
Appropriation "lutei'natioual
Exchan!>f's,Smilbsoiiian
Iiislitiilioii,1910"
(sundry
civil act,Marcli
4,1909
)...' §32, 000.
00
niSTSrUKKM
!:XTS.Salaries or
compensation:
1chief clerk, at 8166.(i(i >I, I:;().51 1as clerk,at §140,
and
chiefcl'^rk, at§155
1,690.331clerk, at
§150
750.00
1corre.'iijondeuceclerk, at SI
40
1,680.00
] clerk, at
§125
I,500.00
1clerk, at
$120 120.00
1clerk, at
S75 and $90
915.00
1 clerk, at
$85
1.020.00
1clerk, at
§80
960.00
2 EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Salaries or
compensation — Continued.
1 clork, at$7.') $37.
50
irlerk. at
$70
840.00
i
stenographer and typewriter,
at$85
1.020.00
I library(•at:ilos:uor, at
$80
i).')4.671workiiian, at
$70
840.00
1.messenj^er, at
$50
25.00
1 messen<>or,at
$45
.507.00
1 skilled laborer, at
$55
G60.00
1skilled laborer, at
$40
480.00
1la))on'r, at
$40
180.00
1 agent, at
$75
450.00
1agent, at$(i(j.6(ij 400.
00
1agent, at
$20.83|
125.00
Total
salaries!orcompensation
$16, 5S5.01 General expenses:
Books
157.18Boxes 1,024.25
Freight,
agency expenses,
etc 6,259.40
Furniture,
fixtures, tools, etc 319.01
Postage
1,505.00
Sup])lies, electricity, etc 360.
94
Stationery
.' 282.89
Total general expenses
9,908.76Total disbursements
$26, 493. 77Balance July
1,1910
5,506.23
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
30, 1910.To whom
paid.Fay
rollD. A.
Tower
,Brentano's
Oelrlchs
&
Co., forwarding de- partmentAustin Baldwin
& Co
,Payroll
Rudolph & West
Co G.E.Stechert&Co Potomac
ElectricPower Co
Brentano'sJDo
Potomac
ElectricPower
Co....Remington
TypewriterCo Pay
rollOelrlchs
&
Co.,forwardingde-partment ,
Pennsylvania Railroad
Co Pay
rollPotomac
ElectricPower
Co....J.H.
ThlemeyerCo
Brentano's ,
Lamb &
Tllden ,Rudolph & West
CoW.
L..Swayze ,Washington
Railway&
Elec-tricCo ,
Potomac
ElectricPower
Co....J. II.
ThlemeyerCo
Oelrlchs
&
Co., forwarding de- partmentAustinBaldwin
& Co
PayrollWilliamWesley
&
Son ,WashingtonCity postoffice...., J.H.
ThlemeyerCo.
(Inc.)JuliusPlkler ,
Rudolph & West
CoWoodward &
Lothrop ,ValleyPaperCo
James
B.Lambie Co
,No.
1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 3ft
30 37
Amount.
$1,326.16 1.53 26.60 39.00 89.55 1,296.66 2.70I
1.50 14.11 9.50 10.50 13.90 2.52 1,296.66 108.76 173.69 1,291.33 11.99 134.00 11.00 7.65 1.16 .81 5.00 13.80\ 337.00
I
299.12{
284.08 1,291.99 162.50 5.00 103.00 45.22 2.56 1.50 16.45 1.15I
To 'whom
paid. No.Amount.
Z.D.
Oilman
| 38Hausler
& Co
39H.C.Davison
& Co
i 40R.CarterBallantyne ' 41
American
Lead
PencilCo
I 42Payroll(agents) , 43
Payroll I 44
PennsylvaniaRailroadCo 45
Karl
W.
Illersemann 46WashingtonCity postoffice.... 47
Potomac
ElectricPower
Co....
48 Oelrichs
&
Co.,forwarding de-partment 49
AustinBaldwin
&
Co 50 J.n.Thiemeyer
Co 61Carter'sInkCo 62
Payroll 63
Easthampton Rubber
ThreadCo 54
James
B.Lambie
Co 65Ludlow
Manufacturing Co 56 Fred.B. Miller&
Bro 67Charles F.Rockwell 68
Barber
&
Ross 69R.Carter Ballantyne 60
-VmericanEducational Co 01
Brentano's 02
Pavroll 63
Julius Pikler 04
Underwood
Typewriter Co 08Shoemaker &
Busch 66Fred.A.Schmidt 07
Rudolph & West
Co 08Hugh
RelllyM
JamesB.
Lambie
Co 70J.n. Thiemeyer Co 71
Lamb&Tilden
72JohnG.
Elliott 73The
Carter'sInk Co 74R.P.
Andrews
Paper Co 76 AmericanMultlgraph Sales Co..
76
$0.70 1.65 12.06 3.48 1.20 975.00 1,277.22 269.20 424.41 600.00 31.09 162.61 424. 17 107.60 3.21 1,279.00 6.84
L48
10.30 1.00 2.65 1.07 33.00 6,00 9.00 1,280.00 41.36 39.50 .86 6.70 2.85 .90 16.30 130.00 5.04 16.«0 2.2S 3.00 2.60EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
80,1910 — Continued.
To whom
paid.Oelriclis
&
Co.,forwardingde- partmentPennsylvania Railroad
Co
AustinBaldwin &
CoWashington
CitypostoflBcePay
rollPotomac
ElectricPower
CoAmerican
MultigraphSalesCo..
WUliam
Wesley&
Son KarlW. Hiersemann
,UnitedStatesEnvelope Co Chas. G. Stott
&
Co E.J.Murphy
CoPhilip
Lindemeyr
,Brentano'3 GranulatorSoap Co Arabol ManufacturingCo GeneralElectricCo
Oelrichs
&
Co., forwarding departmentWilliam Wesley
&
Son KarlW. Hiersemann
R.CarterBallantyne GranulatorSoap CoManhattan
ElectricalSupply
CoPennsylvania RailroadCo
Potomac
ElectricPower
Co Chas.R.Edmonston
J.
H. Thiemeyer
CoAmerican
MultigraphSalesCo.PayroU
No.
90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105
Amount.
$297.35 398.52 357.99 500.00 1,280.00 40.11 6.10 298.28 426.90 43.47 9.90 1.25 130.86 5.75 4.08 1.25 23.26 145.61 14.04 12.29 5.00 7.00 9.18 272.81 19.60 5.10 212.75 7.50 1,280.00
To whom
paid.I Oelrichs
&
Co.,forwardingde- partment! Austin
Baldwin
<feCoW.
L.Swayze
Breutano's; ArabolManufacturingCo
!
Rudolph & West
Coi
W.
B.Moses&
Sons P.H.
Heiskell,jr.,&
CoThe
Fairbanks CoJ.P.
Nawrath James
Clarke&
CoUnion
Envelope Co JohnB.Espey
Washington
Citypost-ofiBce LibraryBureau
Washuigton Railway &
Electric CoPay
rollPotomac
ElectricPower
Co JuliusPiklerBrentano's
Oelrichs
&
Co.,forwardingde- departmentWilliam
Wesley & Son
KarlW. Hiersemann
Pennsylvania RailroadCo
Woodrufi Manufacturing CoPay
rollTotal disbursements.
No.
Amount.
106 S129.52 107 216.26
108 3.36
109 17.00
110 1.25
111 1.47
112 2.20
113 2.06
114 3.20
115 16.50
116 17.10
117 73.70
118 7.23
119 500.00 120 126.09
121 5.00
122 1,280.00
123 19.85
124 27.17
126 18.00
126 177.24 127 253.87 128 391.59 129 352.52
130 83.12
131 1,430.00 26,493.77
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1909.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
%2,232. 17DISBURSEMENTS.
Books
$6.79
Fm-nitiire 149.
51
Freight
2,025.32
Lighting
_ 20.75
Stationery
26.36
Supplies
,. 3.10
2,231.
83
Balance July
1,1910 .34
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
30, 1910.To whom
paid.AustinBaldwin
& Co
KarlW.
Hiersemann PermsylvaniaRailroadCo Oelrichs&
Co.,forwardingde-partment
Lamb &
TildenW.
B.Moses&
Sons JuUusPiklerR.P.
Andrews
PaperCo Potomac
ElectricPower
Co G. E.Stechert& Co Rudolph & West
Co Library BureauNo.
141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152
Amount.
$142.81 5.27 170.25 91.73 12.76 63.26 36.11 11.80 20.75 1.52 1.40 86.25
To whom
paid.John B.
Espey
Oelrichs
&
Co.,forwardingde- partmentAustinBaldwin
&
Co PennsylvaniaRailroadCo WilliamWesley&
Son KarlW.
Hiersemann"Contingentexpenses,Treasury Department,1909"
PennsylvaniaRailroadCo Totaldisbursements.
No.
153 154 155 156 157 158 158a 159
Amount.
$1.70 119.39 263.33 328.58 269.12 485.56 1.80 118.44 2,231.83
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1908.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
$1.17No disbursements. Balance
carried to credit ofsurplus fund.
EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1»10.RECEIPTS.
Appropriation "American Ethnology, Smithsonian
Institution,1910"
(sundry
civilact,Mar.
4, 1909) $43, 000.00
DISBURSEMENTS.
Salaries or
compensation
:
1chief, at $3.33.34 $2,000.
02
1ethnologist, at
$250
3,000.00
2 ethnologists, at
$200
4,800.00
•1ethnologist, at
$170
2,040.00
1ethnologist, at
$150
],800.00
3 ethnologists, at
$125
1,733.33
1 illustrator,at
$166.66
1,999.92
1
head
clerk, at$110
660.00
1clerk, at
$150
750.00
1clerk, at
$100
1,200.00
1clerk, at
$75
900.00
1
stenographer,
at$95
190.00
1
stenographer,
at$75
452.50
1editor, at
$120 1,440.00
1librarian,at
$100
1,200.00
1
custodian
ofmanuscripts,
at$40
368.671clerk, at$3.33
per day
99.90
1clerk, at.$3
per day
33.30
1cataloguer, at
$2.50 per day
127.50
1
messenger,
at$55
330.00
2
messenger boys,
at$25
295.00
1 skilled laborer, at
$60
720.00
2 skilled laborers, at
$1.50 per day
18.00
2 laborers, at
$50
1.200.00
4
skilled laborers, at$1.50 per day
187.50
2 carpenters, at
$4 per day
282.00
Total
salariesorcompen.sation
$27, 827.64 General expenses:
Books 385.82
Drawings, maps,
etc 402.70
Freight,
hauling,
etc .349.85
Furniture,
fixtures, etc 934.34Lighting
153.03
Manuscript,
etc 4,218.78Miscellaneous
104.59Office repairs, etc 570.
43
Postage, telephone, and telegraph
138.06
Rental
750.00
Special
services 1,119.50
Specimens
25.00
Stationery
267.04Supplies
331.63Travel,
fieldexpenses,
etc 1,531.09
Total general expenses
11,281.86
Total disbursements
39,109.50
Balance July
1,1910
3,890.50
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
SO, 1910.To whom
paid. No.Amount. To whom
paid. No.Amount.
1
D.I.Bushnell ]r 1 $200 00
Howard M.
Ballou 67
$17.05 WashingtonCity postoffice ....' 2
W.H.Holmes
: 3Payroll 4
11.00;
10.00 2,615.961
10.00 4.97 20. i', E.Morrison Paper Co
K-iteP.Gurlev
8 9
Cyruj Thomas
5 45.94 '1William H.Gill 1 10' 50.00EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Abstract of disbursements July
1,1909, toJune
30,1910 — Continued.
To whom
paid.W. H. Lowdennilk &
Co C. C.WiUard
estate J.N.B.Hewitt
Do
PayrollLamb &
Tilden FrancesDensmore
CapitalTractionCo Bond & NohlCo American
IceCo EspanolaMercantileCo The Tolman Laundry New
York,New Haven &
HartfordR. R.Co
M.
C.Stevenson LeoJ.FraohtenbergJohn
B. TorbertWashington
Railway&
Elec-tricCo ,
Paul
Radin
J.N.
B.Hewitt
,LeoT.Frachtenberg ,
AlbertB.
Reagap
,M.
C.Stevenson ,American
IceCoR.P. ClarkeCo ,
Easthampton Rubber
Thread CoThe Tolman Laundry
Typewriter&
OfficeSupply
Co,Union
Envelope CoUnitedStatesEnvelope Co C. C.Willardestate
Pay
roUAppropriation
"Engraving and
printing geologicalmaps
of theUnitedStates,1910"Remington
TypewriterCoJ.N. B.Hewitt KateP.Gurley EspanolaMercantileCo
Bond & NohlCo
FrancesDensmore
StanleySearles LeoJ.FrachtenbergDo
JosephMace
C. C.Willardestate J.N.B.Hewitt
Adams
ExpressCoAmerican
IceCo CapitalTractionCoJ. 15.Lippincott
Co W. H. LowdermUk &
CoPotomac
ElectricPower
CoThe Tohnan Laundry
WesternUnion
TelegraphCo...
M.C.Stevenson
The
TorchPressPay
rollW.
H.Hohnes
J.N. B.Hewitt
Do
Adams
Express Co AmericanIceCo AmericanLead
PencilCo AliceN.KurtzPennsylvania
RaUroad
CoPotomac
ElectricPower
Co C.C.WillardestateDenver &
RioGrande R. R.Co.Edward
StevensAtchison,
Topeka &
SantaFe
Ry. CoH. Chad
wickHunter
HeldS,Baker Collins,Ilauser&.CoTolman Laundry
CapitalTractionCoChesapeake
& Potomac
Tele- phone CoAliceC.Fletcher
No.
410 42 43 44 45 46 47 .48 49 50 51 52 53 64 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84
Amount.
S6.50 125.00 39.00 114.40
,475.30
25.00 275.00 10.00 19.15 6.34 20.79 .46 11.05 18.50 79.12 87.00 10.00 170.00 41.20 125.15 250.00 25.30 6.34 6.05 8.25 .64 .75 33.20 4.02 125.00
,024.50
3.00 46.75 82.40 26.70 25.70 9.81 175.00 40.00 206.10 68.59 15.00 125.00 77.50 4.70 6.09 10.00 1.25 3.25 65.32 .39 2.10 29.95 3.47 2,645.22 18.80 10.86 8.5.00 1.45 6.34 21.00 4.77 10.25 1.20 125.00 14.85 4.20 17.25 55.50 .80 1.00 .72 10.00 33.42 1,000.00
To whom
paid.Pay
rollEspanolaMercantile
Co Washington
City postofficeThe Champlain
SocietyJ.P.
Dunn
J.N.
B.Hewitt E.M.
Nichols R.P.Andrews
Paper Co AliceC.FletcherKate
P.GurleyEdward
SaplrThe Tolman Laundry
.,Monarch
Typewriter Co AmericanIceCoNational
Window &
Office CleaningCoRobertAppleton Co G.E.Stechert
&
Co C.C.WiUard
estateAtchison,
Topeka &
SantaFe
Ry. CoW.
B.Moses&
Sons H.Ruffin J.WalterFewkes
W.
R.Gerard ,Joseph
Mace
E.A.Burbank
H.Chadwick Hunter Pay
rollAppropriation "Printing
and
binding, 1910"J.
N.B.Hewitt
EspanolaMercantileCo Capital TractionCo GeorgeP.Donehoo Adams
Express Co UnitedStatesExpress Co R.CarterBaUantyne
GeorgeF.Muth &
Co Fred.A.Schmidt JohnB
.Espey Woodward &
Lothrop H. A.Andrews
GeorgeP.Donehoo
C. C.Willardestate Cabot A.
Yerxa
Eastm.anKodak
Co WesternUnion
TelegraphCo Columbia Photo Supply Co Winter Grocery Co EspanolaMercantileCoShoemaker &
Busch UnitedStatesEnvelope Co LibraryBureauW.
H.Lowdermilk&
CoDo
H.
W.
Wilson Co GeorgeP.Donehoo
AmericanIceCoChesapeake
& Potomac
Tele-phone
CoAdams
Express CoMerchants Transfer
&
Storage CoJ.N.
B.Hewitt
Potomac
ElectricPower
Co E. B.Adams
CoNationalElectricalSupplyCo.
.
Macnichol
&
SonPay
roUW.
H.LowdermUk W.
L.Swayze
JosephMace Bkun
Brothers U.S.Frame &
PictureCo NationalElectricalSupply Co..Geo.
W. Yeatman
Dulin&
MartinCo CharlesR.Edmonslon
JamesMooney The Tolman Laundry
PhilipLindemeyrNo.
100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111
Ilia 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141
Amount.
$2,617.00 54.01 12.00 20.00 250.00 83.20 21.50 1.37 9.50 37.00 9.75 .60 80.00 4.47 2.00 6.00 8.25 125.00 60.80 1.50 6.00 180.37 143.42 17.50 25.00 69.50 2,840.96 15.00 27.50 18.25 5.00 60.25 2.35 2.25 2.04 .98 4.90 5.92 7.70 50.00 57.10 125.00 20.00 23.42 2.26 2.03 22.20 26.76 .43 5.45 11.94 17.95 25.60 34.00 11.00 3.98 41.06 1.65 142 293.00
143 65.31
144 82.37
145 .66
146 159.60 147 239.00 148 2,304.83
149 13.20
150 6.48
151 5.00
152 1.04
153 4.60
154 17.80
155 12.50
156 31.69
157 22.45
158 34.35
159 .66
160 22.27
EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
SO,1910 — Continued.
To whom
paid.Amount.
FranzBoas
Truman
Mlchelson C.Dodge
John Bryant Torbert AliceN. Kurtz E.A.Post
W.
B.Moses&
Sons GeorgeP.Donehoo
Washington
Wood-Worldng
Co.Wm.
Walter R.P.ClarkeCoFrank
A.Parker&
Son Co EspanolaMercantileCoWoodward &
Lothrop D. A.Tower Stumph &
Lyiord G.E.Stechert<kCo A. E. SproulShoemaker & Busch
E.J.Murphy
CoJuliusLausburgh Furniture
&
CarpetCo Lansburgh
&
Bro JamesB
.Lambie
CoLamb&
TlldenHouse
A:Uerrmann
JohnB
.Espey
Easthampton Rubber
Threadi CoR.P.
Andrews
PaperCo
AmericanliardRubber Co W.
A.H.Chiu-ch E.H.PitcherUnitedStatesEnvelopeCo
Benjamin
M. Brink NationalElectricalSupply Co..
LibraryBureau
Pay
rollThe
SalemPressCo
Venable'sGalleries EUis A.Gimbel LewisFlemer AmericanIceCo"Woodward
&
LothropW.
T.Galliher&BroThe
Carter'sInkCo
Louis Hartig Barber&
RossWesternUnion Telegraph Co.. .
JohnG.Elliott
Edward
Stevens E.B.Adams
CoConsolidated Sales Co.(Inc.).. .
R.P.
Andrews
PaperCo R.CarterBallantyne JohnB.Espey Arthur H.ClarkeCoWm.
A.Cassell EspanolaMercantileCoW.
A.11.Church FrancesDensmore
GeorgeP.Donehoo
UnitedStatesEnvelope Co Chicago,Rock
Island&
PacificRy.Co
GerardFowke
M.C.Stevenson RoseC..MeyerEastman Kodak Co W.
H.Lowdermilk &
Co R.L.Polk&
Co AmericanIceCo JamesS.Barron&
Co Columbia Photo Supply Co ManhattanElectricalSupplyCo AV.B.Moses&
SonPayroll
Appropriation "Post route maps,1910" ... .
PennsvlvaniaCo
161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186
I
187 188 189' 190!
191 I 192j
193 194 195I
196' 197I
198 199! 200i
201 202 I 203 I
204 ' 205 ! 206!
207I
208 209
j
210' 211 212 213I
214 I
215 I
216
1
217
i
218 ' 219 I
220i
221
I
222
I
2231
224I
225 226 227 228 229• 230 231
i
232 ' 233 234
j
234o;
.35i
To whom
paid.5400.00 100.00 12.00 23.00 4.60 25.00 354.95 151.98 3.75 8.00 2.96 5.50 24.40 2.42 2.42 5.20 5.75 24.50 3.36 5.58 13.09 3.00 2.83 2.08 12.60 3.22 11.97 53.17 2.78 28.93 5.03 9.89 6.00 87.50 6.25 1.981.66 7.00 8.00 27.69 3.34 4.06 1.10 3.20 4.05 1.42 l.GO .71 6.30 2.70 1.03 2.36 7.02 4.26 2.64 2.70 40.00 37.25 2.45 125.00 98.47 15.21
11.10 100.00 49.40 3.00 20.41 15.98 6.00 3.74 2.06 1.75 26.10 19.00 1,906.66 3.20 17..50
Potomac
ElectricPower Co
Macnichol<tSon R.Carter BallantyneThe
TorchPress E.MorrisonPaperCo
Robert.VppletonCo M.A.LeeseEastman Kodak Co
R.P.Andrews
PaperCo FranklinMillsCorporation NationalElectricalSupply Co..
Hausler
&
Co R.P.ClarkeCoW.
n.Lowdermilk & Co
J.N.B.Hewitt
Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy
R. R.CoDenver &
RioGrande R. R. Co.Woodward &
Lothrop JuliusLansburgh Furniture&
CarpetCo
W.
L.Swayze
E.MorrisonPaperCo
H.A.-VndrewsW.
B.Moses&.Sons AmericanIceCo Potomac
ElectricPower Co
P.H.Heiskell,jr.,& Co
R.P.Andrews
PaperCo The
Trumbull ElectricManu-
facturing
Co
E.J. PullmanThe Tolman Laundry
J.N.B.Hewitt Pennsylvania R. R.
Co
GeorgeP.Donehoo
J.A.Faber JamesClarke
& Co
Mrs. L.H. GatchetChesapeake
& Potomac
Tele- phone CoPayroll AliceN. Kurtz
Then. W.
WilsonCo
J.P.
Nawrath
Smith-Premier Typewriter Co.
.
JohnB.
Espey W.
B.Moses&.Sons JamesB.Lambie Co Union
Envelope CoW.
II.Lowdermilk & Co Woodward i
LothropRudolph
<fcWe.stCo Eastman Kodak Co
GeorgeP.Donehoo
.\merican IceCo Stanley SearlesPay
rollFrances
Densmore Potomac
ElectricPower Co Remington
TypewriterCo
Chas.C.HeveVidge FrancesDensmore
KateP.GurleyJ.S.Prescott
WashingtonCity postoflSce J.N.B.Hewitt
Noah Farnham
Morrison GeorgeP.Donehoo
Franz Boas Stanle V Searles RobertH. Lowie John BryantTorliert United.StatesE.xpressCoJ.N.B.Hewitt Columbia Phonograph Co
Pay
rollNo.
Amount.
Totaldisbursements.
236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271
272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 290 297 298 299 300 .301 302 30:i 304 305 :500 307 308
EXPENDITUEES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIOIT. 7 AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1909.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
|1,175.47
DISBURSEMENTS.
Books $124.33
Freight 23.75
Furniture,
fixtures, etc 10.50Lighting 69.24
Manuscript,
etc 250.00
Miscellaneous
29.50
Postage, telephone, and telegraph
48.71
Rental 125.00
Special
services 37.75
Stationery
51.64Supplies
37.15
Travel,
fieldexpenses,
etc366.85
1,174.
42 1.05
To amount
ofdisallowance
invoucher No. 134
: .10
Balance July
1,1910
1.15
Abstract of disbursements July
1,1909, toJune
30,1910.
To wlLom
paid.W. H. Holmes W. H.
Loudermilk&
Co JosephMace
Chesapeake
& Potomac
Tele-phone
CoAmerican
IceCo H. A.Andrews
R.P.Andrews
PaperCo Robert AppletonCo Capital TractionCo ArthurH.
ClarkCo J.P.Dunn
Z.D.
Oilman Kate
P.Gurley E. Morrison Paper CoPotomac
ElectricPower
CoSmith
Premier TypewriterCo..Southern
Book Exchange W.
L.Swayze
The Tolman Laundry
C.C.Willardestate PennsylvaniaR.R. Co
No.
256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276
$5.85 108.83 22.50 43.50 5.36 20.00 .99 6.00
^0.00 4.50 250.00 .28 17.75 49.54 69.24 10.50 5.00 2.00 .53 125.00 59.90
To whom
paid.Lamb &
TildenE.J.
Murphy
Co LeoJ.Frachtenberg UnitedStatesExpressCo NationalElectricalSupplyCo.VandaliaR.R. Co
The Pullman
CoJ.Walter
Fewkes
Pennsylvania R.R.Co PennsylvaniaCo Chas.A. Langley LeoJ.Frachtenberg"Contingent expenses, Treas- ury Department,1909"
LibraryofCongress
Tolman Laundry
Fred.A.SchmidtWestern
Union
TelegraphCo..E.J.
Pullman
UnitedStatesExpressCo Totaldisbursements.
No.
Amount.
277 $0.60
278 3.75
279 16L65
280 .45
281 .85
2S2 28.25
283 19.00
284 22.25
285 39.35
286 22.35
287 6.25
288 2.00
28Sa 2.36
2886 .51
289
L25
290 8.35
291 5.21
292 21.92
293 .80
1,174.42
AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1908.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
|1.78
No disbursements. Balance carried
tocredit
ofsurplus fund.
ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1910.RECEIPTS.
Appropriation "Astrophysical Observatory, Smithsonian
Institution,1910" (sundry
civilact March
4,1909)$13,000.00
Salaries or
compensation:
1director,at
$225
1aid,at$165
1 clerk, at$150
1computer,
at$90
1assistant,at$80
1
bolometric
assistant, at$60
1librarycataloguer, at $65...1
instrument maker,
at$110.
1
carpenter,
at$95
1laborer, at$45
1skilled laborer, at$30
1cleaner, at$1.50per day...
DISBURSEMENTS.
$2,700.
00
1,980.
00
300.00
1,080.
00
800.00 130.00 65.00
1,320.
00
570.00
179.25
360.00
196.50
Total
salariesorcompensation
$9,680.75
EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
General expenses:
Apparatus
$124. 61Books
49.00
Building
repairs 24.40
Castings
6.50
Electricity, gas, etc 278.
70
Freight.
.
" 58.41
Furniture,
tools, etc 212.55
Postage, telephone, and telegraph
22.54
Supplies, chemicals,
etc 184.43
Travel,
fieldexpenses,
etc 1,659.10
Total general expenses
$2, 620.24
Total disbursements
$12, 300.99
Balance July
1,1910
699.01
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
30, 1910.To whom
paid.Pay
rollJamesB.
Lambie Co M.
E.KahJer E.J.Pullman
Charles
Munson
BeltingCoPay
rollW.
A.H. ChurchCrown
Oil& Wax
Co Z.D.Oilman
E.J.Murphy
CoPotomac
ElectricPower
Co G. E. Stechert&
Co Underwooil Typewriter Co UnitedStates lixpressCoAdams E
xpressCoMunson
Supply Co MUleri Graham
Mackall Bros L.R.IngersollPostalTelegraph-CableCo
Potomac
ElectricPower
Co BarberitRossCharles
Munson
BeltingCoHugh
ReillvM.E.Kahler
Pay
rollHammar
Bros.While
Lead Co..
The
Sherwin-Williams(.'oC.
W.
Robinson UnitedStates JCxpressCoAdams
Express Co L.R.IngersollPay
rollA.
Hamburger
.tSonsPotomac
ElectricPower
CoJames
B.Lambie
Co G.E. Stechert& Co
M.E.Kahler Z.D.Oilman
D.etW.
FuseCo Pennsylvania R.R.Co Washington Gas LightC6
JohnB
.KspeyPotomac
ElectricPower
CoPay
rollGeorgeT. Ennis
&
Son Chesapeake andPotomac
Tele-phone
Co NernstLamp
CoMount
Wilson SolarObserva- torvPayroll
Western Union TelegraphCo..
.
Fred. A.Schnudt E.J.Pullman JamesB. Lam))ieCo
Muth
Bros.&
Co A.Hoen
<tCo Z.D.Gilnian LewisFleiner J.E.Bromwell&
SonsPotomac
ElectricPower CoAcme
GlueWorks
No.
Amount.
1 $914.75
2 6.20
3 30.00
4
LOO
7.86 6 914.00
7 5.50
,s 5.00
y 1.10
10 1.80
u
53.4612 5.00
13 77.50
14 .70
15 2.15
16 3.15
17 5.30
IS .50
19 118.15
20 .50
21 66.72
22 4.00
23 1.02
24 2.88
25 5.40
26 794.00
27 11.88
28 1.80
29 145.25
30 1.90
31 1.55
32 40.90
33 784.00
34 97.92
35 39.18
36 .96
37 10.00
38 4.40
39 1.00
40 .80
1 41 .37
i
•<2 .SI
43 .40
44 12.66
45 739.00
46 2.75
47 1.50
4S 9.11
40 (too.00
.^0 700.00
51 3.64
52 .5.85
.53 .50
.54 31.00
.55 5.60
.5C. 25.on
57 1.fiO
58 .74
59 2.00
;
fiO 24.00
fil 1.40
Charles
Munson
BeltingCo StevensonBros.&
Co Columbia Photo Supplv Co T. F.Welch
Co ".MackallBros
Chesapeake
& Potomac
Tele- phoneCoPotomac
ElectricPower
CoPay
rollWashington
Gas Light Co India.A-lkaliWorks
C.G.
Abbot Pay
rollGeo.
W.
Kno.xExpress CoAdams
ExpressCo UnitedStates E.xpressCo M. F^ KahlerJamesB.
Lambie Co
Fred.J.White
0. E. Stechert&
C^Potomac
ElectricPower
Co Mackall BrosLibraryBureau
Eimerit Amend
CrandallPackingCo Consolidated SalesCo M.
A
.Leese R.P.ClarkeCo BedellManufacturingCo ManhattanElectricalSupply CoPav
rollG.F.
MarshPoto.nac ElectricI'o<er
Co
Westerndiion TelegraphCo...
Brentano'.-?
J.Milton llagy
Waste
Works.. .Chesapeake
& Potomac
Tele- phoneCo
Payroll
GeorgeT.Ennis
&
Son Washington GasLightCo
LibraryBureauLe'^'isBoss.
'I'hos.
W.
Smith..W.
T.Galliher&Bro PotomacElectric Po'^erCo....
Ein.er
&
.Vnmnd ChesapeakeSupplyCo
•iinn<V:
Co
'NationalElectricalSupplyCo..
U^niversitvofChicagoPres.';
E.n. VdarisCo A. F. Jorss Roller-SmithCo Ja-nes R.La:nlieCo
Pay
rollPotomacElectric
Po
AerCo .\dams Express Co I'liitedStatesExpressCo
Pavroll90 91 91a 92 93 94 65 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 UY.i 104 105 lot;
107 108 109
no
111 112 U.i 114 115 116 117 lis
Amount.
$7.16 1.10 .66 5.fi0 .79 1.50 15.72 795.00 .72 11..52
301.91 796.00 .75 32.39 13.60 2.70 16.00 1.60 23.75 14.82 1.62 2.00 3.58 2.30 5.25 40.95 1.05 3.76 2.04 847.00 54.97 27.90 13.15 4.25 3.75 2.25 808.00 2.25 .99 2.00 3.75 12.40 6.50 11.34 23.75 31.59 .90 5.00 1.35 1.63 48.,50
22.50 19.15 795.00 10..38 1.40 3.70 795.00 Total disl:ursenients | 12,300.99
EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. 9
ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1909.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
$1, 571.01
DISBURSEMENTS.
Apparatus
$262.00
Books
107.22
Castings
2.06
Freight
37.38
Lighting
13.64
Postage, telephone, and telegraph
4.38
Supplies,
tools,etc 253.13
Travel,
fieldexpenses
576.75
1,256.51
Balance July
1,1910
314.50
Abstract of disbursements July
1,1909, toJune
SO,1910.To whom
paid.Baltimore
&
Ohio R. R. CoAdams
ExpressCo UnitedStatesExpressCoBrown &
Sharpe Manufactur-ing
Co
L.R.Ingersoll G.CramerDry
PlateCo Chesapeake& Potomac
Tele-phone
CoTheEmil
GreinerCo PostalTelegraph-CableCo GeorgeT.Ennis&
Son TllnminatingEngineeringPub-
lishingCo James
B
.Lambie
CoPotomac
ElectricPower
CoThomas
SomerviUe Co G. E.Stechert&
Co '.C.G.Abbot
Mount
Wilson Solar ObsPrva- toryNo.
Ill 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127
Amount.
$74.45 12.58 17.15 10.67 125.96 187.20 1.50 5.10 1.90 2.06 2.00 20.67 13.44 1.80 76.35 103.70 272.64
To whom
paid.Washington
Gas Light Co John A. BrashearCo.(Ltd.) WesternLTnionTelegraphCo
..
W.
A.H. Church
Montgomery &
Co ,AstronomiseheNachrichten B.F.Stevens
& Brown
,UnitedStatesExpress
Co
,Adams
ExpressCo ,Rudolph & West Co
,"Contingent expenses, Treas- ury Department, 1909"
CharlesR.
Edmonston
,Western
Union
Telegraph Co..
WilliamWesley
&
Son SchleicherFrfefesNo.
Totaldisbursements
Ajnount.
128 $0.20
129 262.00
130 .33
131 2.98
132 14.91
133 11.57
134 7.10
135 3.70
136 3.95
137 2.56
1370 .74
138 .50
139 .60
140 6.68
141 3.52
1,256.51
ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1908.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
No disbursements. Balance
carried to creditofsurplus fund.
L 19
INTERNATIONAL CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1910.
.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation "International Catalogue
of Scientific Literature,Smith-
sonian
Institution,1910
"(sundry
civil act,March
4, 1909) |6,000.00 DISBURSEMENTS.
Salaries or
compensation:
1chief assistant, at
$170
$2,040.00
1 classifier, at
$120
1,440.00
1
stenographer,
at$83.33
83.331 clerk, at
$75
900.00
1cataloguer, at
$65
780.00
1
messenger boy,
at$40
480.00
*Total
salaries orcompensation
$5, 723.33
10 EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
General expenses:
Books
$25.03
Postage, telephone, and telegraph
10.25
Special
services 14.00
Stationery
11.88
Supplies.' 3.
00
Total general expenses
$64.16
Total disbursements
$5, 787.49
Balance July
1.1910
212.51Abstract
of disbursements July
1,1909, toJune
SO, 1910.To whom
paid. 1 No.Pay
roU 1Do
2Do
3Do
4Underwood
Tj'pewriterCo
5The
MacmillanCo
6Payroll
j
7 Chesapeake
& Potomac
Tele-phone Co
SPayroll 9
Lamb &
Tllden 10Hermann Baumgarten Co
11 Chas. G. Stott& Co
12 Chesapeake& Potomac
Tele-phone Co
13Payroll 14
Karl
W. Hiersemann
i 15Amoimt.
$470.00 470.00 470.00 470.00 2.25
j
3.83 470.00 1.50' 470.00
I
.50I
.391
.83i
1.60 470.00 19.70
To whom
paid.Underwood
TypewriterCo
F.D.PierceChas. G. Stott
& Co
R.P.Andrews
PaperCo Pay
rollDo
Chesapeake
& Potomac
Tele-phone Co
Pay
rollUnitedStatesEnvelope
Co Pay
rollR. A.Harris
Washington
citypostofficePay
rollNo.
Amount
$2.26 l.fiO .83 3.00 663.33 470.00 2.25 470.00 4.83 470.00 14.00 6.00 470.00 Totaldisbursements , 6,787.40
INTERNATIONAL CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1909.
Balance July
1,1909, aFper
lastreport
$75.11DISBURSEMENTS.
Books
$12.40
Postage, telephone, and telegraph
1.50
Special
services 14.00
Stationery
42.99
Supplies
1.25
72.14
Balance July
1,1910
2.97
Abstract of
disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
SO,1910.To
\vho:n paid.R.A.Harris R.CarterBallantyne
Henry Evans
Brentano'sChesapeake
& Potomac
Tele^phoue
Co Lamb &
TildenXo.
S14.00 38.45 1.25 6.40 1.50 3.30
To whom
paid. No.Amount.
"Contingent expenses, Treas-
ury Department,1909" j' 42a $0.34 R.I'.Ainlre>vsI'aper
Co
43 .90Karl
W.
Hiersemami | 44: 6.00Totaldisbursements ' 72.14
INTERNATIONAL CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
1908.
Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreportNo disbursements. Balance
carried to creditofsurplus fund.
$6.44
EXPENDITUEES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. 11
RUIN OF CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1908.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
$7.98
No disbuTS^B^nts. Balance
carried to creditofsurplus fund.
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, NATIONAL MUSEUM,
1910.KECEIPTS.
Appropriation, "Fiirniture and
fixtures.National Museum, 1910" (Sun-
dry
civilact,approved March
4, 1909)$200,000.00
^
DISBURSEMENTS
.
Salaries or
compensation:
1
superintendent,
at$185
$1,110.00
1clerk, at
$130
1,525.00
1
shop foreman,
at$95
1,102.50
1
carpenter,
at$95
380.00
4
carpenters, at$90
3,851.177carpenters, at
$85
2,644.92
1 painter,at
$85 806.84
10
painters, at$75 1,291.25
2 tinners, at
$70
1,120.00
2 tinners' helpers, at
$60
667.50
2
plumbers,
at$4 per day 812.00
2
plumber's
helpers, at$2 per day
396.00
1skilled laborer, at
$100 100.00
1 classifiedlaborer, at
$75
75.00
1skilled laborer, at
$70 840.00
1 skilled laborer, at
$55
22.00
1skilled laborer, at
$50
563.33
8 laborers,at
$45
770.25
1
messenger and
clerk, at$50
340.00
Total
salaries orcompensation
$18, 417.76 General expenses:
Cloth, etc 493.
26
Cork
1,143.75
Drawers,
trays,boxes
6,315.21
Drawings 124.50 \^ ft-»-»^
Electrical fixtures
4,027.54
IJ^j"^^?
Glass
• 437.99
Hardware
3,068.97
Jars, vials 2,212.
43
Leather, rubber
51.81
Lumber
4,567.96
Machinery,
tools 619.27 ^
t^'Tw^
Miscellaneous woodwork 6,082.89 /
Office
and
hallfurniture and furnishings
17,909.01
l/'iPaints, oils,
glue
335.65
Paper
1.80
Plumbing material
683.42
Slate 3.
15
Special
ser\T.ces 607.87
Storage
casesand racks
44,512.65
Trucks
497.14Total general expenses
93, 696.27Total disbursements
112,114.03
Balance July
1,1910
87,885.97
12 EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Abstract of disbursements July
1,1909, toJune
30,1910.
H.
W.
CorderPay
rollLordElectric
Co W.
A. H.Church J.B. Kendall CoRandolph
PaperBox Co Warren
M.White Pay
roll Dulin&
MartinCo W.
T.GalUher&
BroJames
B.Lambie Co Thomas W. Smith
Washington AVood
Working Co
.
D.N.
WalfordWoodward &
LothropThe
M.C.MitchellCo Remington
TypewriterCo Rudolph &
AVestCo
E.MorrisonPaperCo
Louis Hartig JohnC.Knipp &
Sons S.Kanu
Sonsi Co
NationalElectricalSupplyCo..
.
Thomas W.
SmithAVashington
Wood Working
Co.J.B.Kendall
Co Pay
rollLibrary
Bureau
Geo. F.Muth & Co
GeorgeAV.Ycatman Underwood
TypewriterCo The
E.HowardClockCo The
Geo.P.ClarkCo
Charles11.Ourand
AV.A.H.
Church
AA'oodruffManufactiu-ingCo Pay
rollJolm
B.Espey
AV.T.
GalUher*
Bro Stiffel& Freeman Co
BernsteinManufacturingCo
Art MetalConstructionCo Louis HartigJamesB.
Lambie Co
BarberA: RossAA'.B.MosesA:Sons E.J.
Murphy Co
NationalElectricalSupplyCo..
Do
Rudolph &
AA'estCo
CraneCo
The
FairbanksCo
OliverMachinery Co Royal i'j-ppwriterCo Randolph
PaperBox Co The
Sherwin-AA'illiamsCoThe
BlalsdollMachinery Co Ellis.V.(iiiubelJohnMitchell,jr CharlesII.
Ourand Thomas
AV.SmithJ.B.Morrey GeorgeAA'.
Ycatman The
M.C.MitchellCo
GeneralElectricCo AVood\\-ard&
Lothrop WhitallTatum
CoThomas
SomervilleCoRemington
TypewriterCo CharlesH.Ourand
AVoodrufTManufacturingCoPay
rollNew York
InsulatedWireCo...BarberA:Ross
ArtMetal ConstructionCo
W.
.\. 11.Church CarrollElectricCo EllisA.Gimhel Louis HartigHouse
<tHermann The
Kny-SciieererCo
JohnC.Knipp &
Sons1 $175.00 2 1,501.25 3 201.00 4 164.00
5 6.30
6 33.75
/ 21.00
8 1,690.83
9 1.60
10 2.65
11 3.60
12 5.53
13 3.38
14 1.50
15 5.37
16 9.38
17 2.00
18 15.50
19 1.80
20 19.49
21 1,280.00
22 6.98
23 1-2.00
24 5.76
25 270.00
26 30.00
27 1,565.42
28 7.50
29 12.70
30 86.50
31 157.50
32 35.00
33 120.00
34 50.00
35 298.55 36 639.00 37 1,751.34
38 3.20
39 4.99
40 443.00
41 6.50
42 21.00
43 15.96
44 19.40
45 21.06
46 35.80
47 5.60
48 92.50
49 80.04
50 11.26
51 6.59
52 3.20
53 7.10
54 117.00
55 83.25
56 8.05
57 61.50
58 19.47
59 215.20
60 5.00
61 402..59
02 103.50
63 33.00
64 46.5.38
<)5 27.90
66 8.99
67 312.55 68 36.52
69 5.80
70 7..50 71 360.00 72 1.865.67 73 641.51
74 6.24
75 1,406.25
76 .352.66
77 212.00
78 42.50
79 130.00 80 31.74
81 1 8.15
82 .30.00
Lansburgh
&
Bro JamesB.Lambie
Co Leet Bros CharlesA.Langley BedellManufacturingCo Columbia Smelting^andRefin-ingCo
Derby Desk
CoLibraryBureau ,
AV.B.MosesA:Sons j
Rudolph & West
Co !Remington
TypewriterCo
iRandolph
PaperBox Co
I JohnB.Espey
Thomas
AA'.Smith E.P.Reichhelm& Co The
Sher-iviii-AVillianisCo W.
L.Swayze
Elisha T.Jenks
U.S.
Frame
andPictureCo
AA'hitall
Tatum
Co OliverMachlncr\-Co
The
AVilliarasA:"WellsCo
IWoodward
A:Lothrop'
National Electrical
Supply
Co..Elisha T.Jenks I
Pay
roll|
AV.A.H.Church
The
E.Howard
ClockCo GraceLincolnTetupleThe Van Dorn
IronWorks
Co..Stiffel
& Freeman Co
BedellManufacturingCo ,
PeterJ.Constant
Derby Desk Co
|The
Geo.P.ClarkCo
:EllisA.Gimble
AV.T.Gallihcr&Bro • Louis Hartig
P.IT.Heiskell,jr..A:Co JohnC.
Knipp
A:SonsThe Hammond
Typewriter Co..
LansburghA:Bro .\rtMetalConstruction
Co
Geo.F.Muth
A:Co
OliverMachinery
Co
|Royal Typewriter
Co Remington
TypewriterCo
Thos.AV.SmithShoemaker
A:Busch
AV. L.
Swayze
Washington
Wood- Working
Co.TheM.C.
MitchellCo Rudolph &
\\estCoAA' B.Moses
&
Sons CharlesMunson
BeltingCo M.G.CopelandCoPay
rollAVoodward &
LothropThe
ZanesvilleStoneware Co...
BarberA;Ross Cuyler
&
MohlerCraneCo \
M.G.Copeland
Co
I WoodrulT ManufacturingCo
' CharlesBeckerA:Co
IAV.A.II.t'hurch :
CarrollElectricCo
|
RobertB.Caverly
|
Demiison Manufacturing
Co
CharlesH.Ourand
BarberA:RossBerryBros [
HouseA:
Herrmann
'CharlesS.Jenkins '
JohnC.
Knipp
.tSons ' JuliusLansburghFurnitureand
i
CarpetCo LansburghA;Bro
.\rt .AfetalConstruction
Co Do
Pav
rollS2.10 63.76 2.50 5,659.19 6.83
88 16.70
89
28450
90 10.00
91 68.60
92 6.60
93 12.60
94 38.60
95 23.72
%
407.8597 25.00
98 18.00
99 21.84
100 80.00
101 7.20
102 152.80
103 4.50
104 1.14
105 10.74
10() 277.80 107 329.10 108 1,796.67 109 &50.09 110 362.50 111 449.90 112 500.00 113 513.00
114 4.40
115 6.34
116 23.50
117 6.64
118 213.59
119 60.40
120
L46
121 8.00
122 375.00
123 9.00
124 18.23
125 411.75
126 5.00
127 15.25
128 58.50
129 1.3.85
130 195.00
131 47.76
132 23.50 13:j 338.8.5
134 204.95
13.5 5.69
136 95.50
137 10.73
i:j8 22.25 139 1,.568.00
140 44.95
141 112.90
142 ..57
143 87.08
144 15.00
145 .50.37 146 892.00 147 143.8.5
148 367.20
149 74.no
1.50 3.40
151 54.10
1,52 41.00
1.53 5.28
154 2.40
1.55 24.(;6
156 55.00
1.57 468.00 1.58 22.44
1.59 .75
160 8.00
161 6,570.00
Wl
1,341.00EXPENDITUEES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. 13
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909, toJune
30,1910 — Continued.
To whom
paid.Hammacher, Schlemmer &
Co..Library
Bureau John
C.Klnipp&
SonsJames
B.Lambie Co Derby Desk
CoEconomy Drawing
TableCo
"W.B.Moses
&
Sons CharlesMunson
BeltingCo Geo. F.Muth &
CoManhattan
ElectricalSupplyCo.E.J.
Murphy
Co EUisA.GimbleDo
The
J.L.MottIronWorks
Jas.A. Nicholson
& Son Remington
TypewriterCo W.
L.Swayze
Thomas
SomervilleCoW. &
J.SloaneWashington Woodworking
Co..Woodward &
Lothrop NationalElectricalSupply Co..Stiffel
& Freeman
Co GeorgeW. Yeatman
BedellManufacturingCoRenz & Ludwig
JohnB.Espey
GeneralElectricCo CraneCompany
AV.A.H.
Church
Art MetalConstructionCo"Whitall
TatumCo
ShelbyClarkeArt Co Alberene StoneCoThe
BlaisdellMachineryCo The Van Dom
IronWorks
Co..
Jamestown
Metal Furniture Co.The
GeorgeP.ClarkCo D.BallaufC.Dorflinger
&
Sons ShelbyClarkeArt CoPay
rollDerby
Desk CoArt MetalConstructionCo Cuyler
&
Mohler Art MetalConstructionCo Barber&
RossGeorge
W. Yeatman Derby Desk
Co CharlesR
.Edmonston The Van Dom
IronWorks
Co..E. H. StaflordManufacturing Co
Edw.
F.Caldwell&
CoHouse & Herrmann The E
.Howard
ClockCo Louis HartigThe
JuliusLansburgh Furniture&
CarpetCo FredS.Lincoln JamesB
.Lambie
Co E.J.Murphv
Co Geo. F.Mutii&
CoManhattan
ElectricalSupplyCo.Royal Typewriter Co JohnC.
knipp i
SonsThe
J.L.MottIronWorks
UnitedStatesFrame &
PictureCo
Underwood
TypewriterCoWoodward
&:Lothrop WhitallTatum
CoRandolph
PaperBox Co Thomas W.
Smith EllisA. Gimbel JohnB
.Espey
GranulatorSoapCoW.
A,H.Church A.F. Jorss Elisha T.JenksJamestown
Metal FurnitureCo.
George
W. Yeatman
lo.
Amount.
163 S4.95
164 15.00
165 4,002.50
166 15.00
167 361.00
168 81.71
169 94.82
170 4.68
171 42.27
172 213.30
173 66.00
174 3.00
175 306.29
176 98.00
177 2.88
178 9.25
179 6.84
180 123.11
181 3.37
182 25.25
183 42.66
184 171.06 185 1,763.67
186 45.00
187 2.04
188 126.00
189 72.05
190 319.97
191
L57
192 365.60 193 6,570.00
194 74.73
195 68.80
196 1,550.00 197 297.50 198 4,133.25 199 350.40 200 110.28
201 37.50
202 33.75
203 15.00
204 1,396.50 205 1,083.00 206 479.00
207 26.43
208 52.80
209 28.20
210 25.00
211 111.75
212 51.46
213 4,687.50
214 32.00
215 525.00
216 7.02
217 572.00
218 10.11
219 15.59
220 34.50
221 34.37
222 5.70
223 4.15
224 .34.40
225 292.50 226 1,873.75 227 16.20
228 14.40
229 160.00
230 5.37
231 239.36
232 .3.59.38
233 183.04 234 119.99
235 93.92
2:^6 45.50 237 238.00
238 8.60
239 324.00 240 125.90
241 16.00
To whom
paid.W.
B.Moses&
Sons GeneralElectricCo JohnC.Knipp &
SonsThe
M.C.MitcheUCo F.S.GichnerPay
roll Venable'sGalleries ShelbyClarkeArtCo.- Art MetalConstructionCo
Woodruff Manufacturing CoBausch
(fcLomb
OpticalCo
Barber&
RossEdwd.
F.Caldwell&
CoW.
A.H.Church Derby Desk
Co.Library
Bureau
RobertB.CaverlyThe
GeorgeP.ClarkCo Dennison Manufacturing CoThe
FairbanksCo
John B.Espey
Louis HartigJames B
.Lambie
CoArmour &
Co EllisA.Gimbel
Jamestown
Metal Furniture Co.The
Julius Lansburgh Furni- ture&
CarpetCo
Manhattan
ElectricalSupplyCo
E.J.Murphy
CoW.
B.Moses&
Sons JohnMitchell,jr RoyalType^^TiterCoRandolph
PaperBox
CoW.
L.Swayze Thomas W. Smith
Stiffel
& Freeman
Typewriter
&
OfficeSupply Co.UnitedStates
Frame &
Picture CoThe
ZanesviUe StonewareCo
. . .The
E.Howard
ClockCo
AATiitall
Tatum Co Pay
rollWoodward &
LothropJamestown
Metal Furniture Co.Art Metal Construction Co
Thomas
SomervilleCo Chesapeake& Potomac
Tele-phone
CoThe Trumbull
ElectricManu-
facturingCoCharlesH.
Ourand The
GeorseP. ClarkCoThomas E
.Young
C.Dorflinger
&
SonsThe
J.L.MottIronWorks The Van Dorn
IronWorks
Co..BedellManufacturing Co
W.
A.H. Church JohnB
.Espey
Woodruff Manufacturing Co Chas.R.
Edmonston
JuliusFowl The
Fairbanks CoLibrary Bureau '
E.J.
Murphy
Co Morsell'shardwarestoreW.
B.Moses&
Sons IRoyal Typewriter Co
,
Randolph
PaperBox
Co GranulatorSoap Co ' I-ouisHartigThe New York
SlateWorks Remington
TypewriterCo Yale&
Towrie ManufacturingCo
Thomas W.
SmithEconomy Drawing
TableCoThe Van Dorn
IronWorks
Co..
CharlesH.
Ourand Rudolph & West
CoNo.
Amount.
242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299!
300 I
301 j
302 i
303 304 305 306 307 ,
308 309 I 310 !
311 312 313 314 I
315 316 317 318 1
$169.00 294.51 270.GO 397.4a 265.00 1,175.00 34.85 104.80 7,66L0O 1,-325.00 24.40 1.44 52.00 160.55 40.00 5,000.00 18.00 22.32 89.90 115.70 3.85 6.27 30.9a 24.00 117.47 229.40 9.00 21.42 182.4&
122.21 13.10 58.50 53.25 8.00 288.60 233.73 4.50 7.20 160.OO 12.00 732.10 1,225.00 7.87 409.50 612.20 228.7&
44.79 8.63 8.50 173.40 26.00 107.25 16.80 918.50 3.68 270.10 28.16 373.00 195.82 12.76 34.50 5,000.00 73.40 33.OO 4,50 58.50 123,75 3,50 59.96 .3.15 2.45 138.00 144.80 40.00
5.^)8.75 10.00 39.84
14 EXPENDITURES OF SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Abstract of disbursements July
1,1909, toJune
SO,1910 — Continued.
To whom
paid. No.Amount. To whom
paid. No.Amount.
319 320 321 322 323
$112.75
'
41.46 240.00 31.50 72.10
M.G.Copeland
Co
324325
$673.00
The
Sherwin-WilliamsCo Pay
roll 1,541.08Randolph
PaperBox
CoTotaldisbursemeats 112, 114.OS
Thomas
SomervilleCo
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, NATIONAL MUSEUM,
1909.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
$22, 397.16
Disbursements.
Special
services $415.00
"Storagecases 10,890.
92
Drawers,
trays,and boxes
7,066.00
Miscellaneous woodwork
26.10
Glass
3.00
Hardware
182.18Tolls
and machinery
2,678.99
Cloth,
cotton
102.10
Lumber
178.55
Office
furniture and furnishings
452.35
Slate
8.14Jars
and
vials 315.99
Advertising
7.92
Stationery
3.31
Total disbursements
22,330.55
Balance July
1,1910
66.61
Abstract of disbursements July
1, 1909,toJune
30, 1910.To whom
paid.Ja^
lull(JuMt).W. H.
Greenw('Greenwell R.C.M. Burton<feSon WashingtonWoodworking
Co..
M.Q.CopelandCo
W.
A.H.ChurchRemington
TypewriterCo F.W.
Bird&
Son BedellManufacturingCo Dulin&
MartinCo JamesB.Lambie
Co E.J.Murphy
Co John B.E.speyArt MetalConstructionCo
W.
B.Moses&
SonThomas W. Smith Randolph
PaperBox
CoRudolph
(tWest
Co D. N. Walford WhitallTatum
CoPelican SlateManufacturingCo.
OliverMachinery Co
Wm.
H.Dyer
John B.Espey
No.
Amount. To whom
paid. No.Amoimt.
»i;aGO.o<^
175 75.00
176 90.00
177 450.60
178 12.10
179 3.15
180 92.00
181 4.92
182 1.75
183 1.35
184 7.33
185 3.00
186 100.20
187 80.25
188 2.50
189 173.40
190 83.50
191 13.33
192 1.25
193 10.19
194 8.14
195 267.00
196 60.00
197 16.25
ElishaT. Jenks : 198
Washington
Woodworking
Co..' 199 Morsell'shardwarestore 200 JamesB.Lambie Co
I 201The
ZancsvilleStoneware Co...1 202OliverMacliineryCo 203
Art MetalConstructionCo 204 AmericanSiieet
&
TinPlate Co. 206 Woodrulf Manufacturing Co : 206'JohnC.
Knippi^-Sons 207'The
Kny-ScheererCo 208iContingentexpenses.Treasury !
Department,1909 '' 208o ArtMetal Construction
Co
\ 209 IRudolph
tfcWest
Co|
210 1
Art MetalConstructionCo
'
211 Lansburgh
&
Bro, 212
The Van Dom
IronWorks
Co...[
213
Do
214.\lbereneStoneCo 215 '
The
Yale& Towue
Manufactur- 'ingCo
216$161.95 422.50 55.00 1.00 40.00 2,248.43 787.50 37.06 2,205.92 750.00 265.80 11.23 52.00 3.70 4,600.00 1.25 4,846.23 3,838.77 105.00 340.00 Totaldisbursements i j22.330.66
I I
FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, NATIONAL MUSEUM,
1908.Balance July
1, 1909, asper
lastreport
No disbursements. Balance
carried to credit ofsurplus fund.
$30.