The disbursements by the Disbursing Clerk of the Department of Commerce and Labor during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, arranged according to items of appropriation, are as follows: OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY. Salaries, Office of Secretary of Commerce and Labor, 1910.......... Total..... $6,806. 11 148, 717. 17 9.06 236.48 23, 918. 70 72, 346. 01 5, 744. 71 43, 429. 03 150.00 663.00 1,250.00 303, 270. 27 BUREAU OF CORPORATIONS. Salaries, Bureau of Corporations, 1910... 3, 464. 79 73, 264. 61 5, 650. 43 Salaries and expenses, special attorneys, examiners, etc., Bureau of 112, 505. 58 Total.... 194, 885. 41 BUREAU OF MANUFACTURES. Salaries, Bureau of Manufactures, 1910. ... Salaries and expenses, commercial agents, Department of Commerce Total.... 1, 405. 87 34, 290. 70 375.96 7,514. 77 7.31 1,282.89 44, 877.50 STEAMBOAT-INSPECTION SERVICE. Salaries, Office of Supervising Inspector General, Steamboat-Inspec tion Service, 1910.... $601. 69 Salaries, Office of Supervising Inspector General, Steamboat-Inspec tion Service, 1911..... Salaries, Steamboat-Inspection Service.............. Contingent expenses, Steamboat-Inspection Service..... 13, 677. 20 427, 178. 11 92, 563. 39 Instruments for measuring vessels and counting passengers, 1911... 1, 349. 21 30, 538. 29 28.80 1, 166. 50 5,493. 58 65, 305. 15 Improvement and care of grounds, Bureau of Standards, 1910.. Laboratory, Bureau of Standards... 8, 370. 18 38, 350. 18 9.22 2, 648. 67 17, 775. 16 309. 06 2, 192. 65 1, 910. 00 65, 463. 03 1, 338. 53 641. 31 Testing machine, Bureau of Standards....... Gaslight standards, Bureau of Standards, 1910. Testing structural materials, Bureau of Standards, 1911... Testing machine, Bureau of Standards, Pittsburgh, Pa.... Investigating effects of electric currents, Bureau of Standards, 1911... 7, 466. 59 11, 587. 65 49, 417. 24 4,000.00 146. 00 Testing structural materials of the United States, Bureau of Standards. Total..... 15, 000. 00 414, 543. 39 BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION. Salaries, Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization, 1910.. Expenses of regulating immigration, 1910-11.. Expenses of regulating immigration, 1911. Immigrant station, Boston, Mass.. Immigrant station, Charleston, S. C..... Immigrant station, Ellis Island, N. Y. (special fund). Immigrant station, Ellis Island, N. Y., 1910.. Immigrant station, Philadelphia, Pa. Immigrant station, San Francisco, Cal.. Ferry steamer, Immigration Service, San Francisco, Cal. Payment of fees to Austrian seamen detained at Ellis Island, N. Y........ Total... $4, 380. 18 116, 087. 72 11, 678. 18 11, 686. 49 135, 355. 68 105, 534. 26 2, 232, 308. 10 58.00 2,086.00 118, 109. 47 21, 959. 36 1,312. 76 19, 698. 45 42, 032. 25 66, 523. 12 10, 101. 22 137, 566.91 503.05 1, 707. 12 9.00 260.00 3,038, 957. 32 BUREAU OF FISHERIES. Salaries, Bureau of Fisheries, 1910..... Supplies for native inhabitants of Alaska, 1911. Protecting seal fisheries of Alaska...... Protecting seal and salmon fisheries of Alaska, 1911-12.. Fish hatcheries: 20, 773.97 295, 252. 28 45, 828.36 328, 324. 21 104. 17 4, 620. 83 365.00 6, 228.76 8, 970. 91 16, 329. 39 19, 210. 84 41, 678. 41 133, 980. 41 3, 834. 52 Milwaukee light vessel, Wis...... Relief light vessel, Ninth and Eleventh lighthouse districts Tender for the First lighthouse district.. Tender for engineer, Third lighthouse district.. Lighting of rivers, 1911.. Total...... Grand total.......... 38, 504. 16 16, 141. 84 17.02 341.25 8,360.90 6.51 20, 262. 37 .61 5.69 176, 940, 87 6,051, 022. 50 The following statement shows the expenditures during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, on account of all appropriations under the control of the Department of Commerce and Labor, giving the total amounts disbursed by the various disbursing officers of the Department and miscellaneous receipts for the same period: By the Disbursing Clerk, Department of Commerce and Labor, on account of salaries and expenses of the Office of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, the Bureaus of Corporations, Manufactures, Labor, Statistics, Navigation, Immigration and Naturalization, Standards, Fisheries, and Lighthouses, the Office of the Supervising Inspector General, Steamboat-Inspection Service, expenses of regulating immigration, salaries and expenses of Steamboat-Inspection Service at large, and public works of the Immigration and Fisheries Services (shown in detail in foregoing table of disbursements)....... $6, 051, 022. 50 By the authorized disbursing officers of the Lighthouse Establishment....... By the disbursing clerk, Bureau of the Census, on account of salaries and expenses of the Bureau of the Census..... By the special disbursing agent, Coast and Geodetic Survey, on account By special disbursing agents, Bureau of Fisheries.. By customs officers on account of witnesses' fees in steamboat inves- By warrants drawn on the Treasurer of the United States to satisfy accounts settled by the Auditor for the State and other Departments....... Total..... 5, 130, 028. 92 7,841, 583. 69 955, 418. 36 35, 467.95 35, 516. 85 38, 961. 52 3,449. 60 706.95 419, 182. 79 20, 511, 339. 13 MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS, FISCAL YEAR 1911. Coast and Geodetic Survey: Sale of Charts, Coast Pilots, and Tide Tables.... Sale of property, outside work, etc............... Bureau of Standards: Standardizing and testing weights, etc. Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization: Head tax..... Exclusive privileges.. Naturalization fees... Fines and court costs... Telephone rentals and sale of ice.. Bureau of Navigation: Navigation fees... Bureau of the Census: Transcripts of census records.... Sales of publications......... Sale of Government property.. Bureau of Lighthouses: Sale of condemned property, rentals, etc.... Proceeds of sale of condemned property, exclusive of Bureau of Lighthouses.... Other receipts: Tonnage tax.. Total.... $14,037.88 2,208.83 10,880. 73 3,655, 721.00 13, 262. 86 288, 034.00 37, 338. 12 1, 618. 14 137, 632. 08 403, 946. 94 492.64 432.40 238.47 31, 963. 21 10, 193. 42 4,608,000. 72 1,083, 255. 34 5,691, 256. 06 APPOINTMENT DIVISION. The accompanying table shows by bureaus the number of positions in the service of the Department on July 1, 1911, and the increase or decrease in each bureau as compared with July 1, 1910. 1 Does not include the following employees appointed for all or a part of the Thirteenth Decennial Census period, who were on duty at the close of June 30, 1911: 1,948 clerks, 52 subclerks, 14 special agents; total, 2,014. Net increase 155, against a net increase of 327 in the fiscal year 1910. |