And according to the use found, with all the jobs of such free working people per year, at least 15,000 people are required to carry out self-necessary work; When the amount of money produced is calculated and added up to all the assets, then the number of money produced for the mentioned number of 1350 masons and carpenters and 6 monthly workers will exceed the notable amount of money that will be produced for distribution in a whole year to the additional number of miner's 1350 ordinary people; from which a clear increase can be foreseen, “that double time with a different number of people will not only produce work for the lonely TsZnu, but also with the rest of the treasury, therefore, until now, Her Imperial Majesty’s interest in vain may return, and for a better explanation, here we rely on the calculated amount of money used to pay free workers people and the established Engineering Regiment, ordinary annual salaries, namely: a surplus number and a mine company of 1,350 people need to distribute an annual salary of 23,955 rubles. 25 kopecks, and when will such a large number of 1350 people, free artisans, be hired for six months, although at a mediocre price of 4 rubles. per month, then the money required to pay them is 32,400 rubles. and tacos:
Free working people receive wages from the servants of the Engineering Regiment, receiving 8,444 rubles from the six-month sum. 75 k- And when, due to needs, it happened to hire civilian people for a year, then 64,800 rubles would be required to pay them. and the transfer against the annual salary is 40,844 rubles. 75 kop.
As for tools, even now there are always some available for purchase, which in peacetime can be used for work in military situations, and some that are not used in wartime in the same places.
And in how many numbers does the Engineering Regiment, Headquarters, Ober and non-commissioned officers and other servants have to be maintained and how much money salary and allowances for each person per year, also for the lower ranks for provision, for salt and for meat to produce and stone supplies, tools and other supplies must be maintained and how much each thing is worth at a cost, that means under this.
Staff of the Engineer Regiment.
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Captain-Lieutenant 1 240 i —| 39 90
Second lieutenant......
Ensign
Sergeants.. Captainarmusov...
Fourier and benny
Kapralov
Senior miners. To them assistants of junior miners
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In the Schoner room: Schoner. In the workshop: artisans
| In the miner's room. Clerks: | In others.
Tsyryulnikov...,. Drummers. ‚,
Profos. Izvoshchikov..,
To the above-mentioned servants: sergeants, captains, furiers, corporals, clerks, barbers, miners of senior and junior salaries, schoners and craftsmen, drummers, cabmen, orderlies and tradesmen for their professional vnant and salt in each mouth.
They don't have to pay money for meat\
Horses........ On carts and tar.....
On the horse there are headdresses and supplies, namely: collars, bridles and halters, blankets with garters, combs, horseshoes and braids......
Total maintenance of the mining company.........
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Artisan........
IP TABLE.
State of things.
In the miner's room
In the Schoner
You're a craftsman
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Tents for corporals, miners, p!o-
Nerams and artisans.... - Non-commissioned officers, schooners, masterov and ordinary, who
Fusées and pistoles are placed for
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for gunpowder and lead, for cartridges.
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Sharp at one end,
to which the land.... 5 2-— 60-—
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Hand mills for grinding
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