Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-09-15

dollars.
10 Henry B. Towslee, four dollars per
day, for twelve days services as messen-
ger of the Council, forty -eight dollars;
70 William II. Henry w. Savage,
four dollars per day for Twelve days seryi-
css as doorkeeporoi the Council forty eight
dollars.
10 Edwin Brainard, four dollars per
day t2r twelve days services as assistant
doorkeaper OF the Council, forty eight do.
lars; -.
70 Welsh and PIoughman, orpublish-
lng the resolutions in relation to the south
EN- boundary, eight dollars;
To George Beatty, for furnishing copies
Of the laws passed at the present session
Of the Legislature, 70 w. w. Wyman, ed
eitor OF the Madison Express, for publica-
lion in his paper, the SUM Of twenty dol
lars;
10 Daniel II. Richards, for publishing
ioalyaukee Advertiser, resolutions rela-
i've to the southern boundary, eight dol
lars;
10 Harrison Reed, for publishing in the
Milwaukee Sentinel the resolutions rela-
ting to the southern boundary, eight dol
lars;
10 Daniel NJ. Whitney, for sixty-four
miles travel to and from Rock river, and
expenses incurred, eleven dollars and SIX
ty cents;
TO William 7. Sterling, for the use of
Benton and Garfield, the sum of twenty
two dollars, it being interest on an appro-
pration heretofore made TO the said Ster-
Ing, far the use Of the said Benton and
Garfield, said appropriation not having
been paid;
TO John Catin, postmaster at Madison,
for hostages OF the members Of the Lcgis-
lature, during the present session, one hun
dred dollars, the same to be paid by the pro-
per dIsbursing officer before any other
claim now due from the Territory.
TO w. w. Wyman, for prioting the
Journals of .he last regular session. and
other incidental work done per order Of
the Legislative assembly, as per bill rem
dered in conformity with the prices pre-
scribod by law, six hundred and sixty~six
dollars;
70 William II. Sterling, Cor expenses
incurred in procuring stationary for the use
Of the present session, thirty nine dollars
soventy-fvo cents.
To Albert Jones, for chairs furnished
for the use Of the Legislature, fifteen dol
lars seyenty-iinc cents;
TO the elilors Of the Wisconsin Enqu-
rer, for five hundred and scyenty-five pa
pcrs furnished the members Of the House
OF Representatives, at twelve and a half
cents per copy, seventy one dollars eighty
seven and half cents.
TO tAc Wisconsin Enquirer, sixteen
collars, and thirty-eight cents, for printing.
7pSar'F. ~ H,aaS>J- Con Publishing the
resolutions relating to the southern bound
t,ry, eight dollars;
r. To the Editors of the Wisconsin Enqui-
rJr, orpapers furnished the members of
tn Council, twenty-five dollars and fifty
cents.
SHr. O. The Attorney General Of the
Territory is directed, if on examination of
the accounts Of Moses NJ. Strong, hate fs
cal agent, he shall be satisfied there is any
balance due from said Strong to the Ter
rltoly, to commence suit against him, and
his surctlcs, for the purpose OF recovering
the imount due.
Sc ,. That so much of tac act emit
tied " An act to provide for the compcnsa-
ton Of the officers of the Legislative AS
scmJly, and for other purposes approved
January 18th, 1910, as appropriated to w.
B. Slaughter, for the necessary expenses
in paying twenty thousand dollars TO the
Bank Of Missouri, four hundred dollars be,
and the same is hereby repealed; and that
the said sum Of four hundred dollars be re-
uined by the fsca! agent of this Territory
as an offset against the sum Of four hun
drcd dollars, appropriated by the LegisIa-
tive Assembly,, at the session began and
held Darlington in the years ls37-1833,
to the said w. b. Slaughter, and paid by
the Secretary of the Treasury OF the Uni
ted States to him for distributing the laws
to the several counties OF the Territory,
entitled 10 receive them, (which service
was never performed.
Sec. /. Samuel b. Knapp, fiscal agent
OF the Legislative Assembly, is hereby ou-
thori1ed; upon executing a bond with APP
proved securities, in the sum of forty thou
sand dollars; 10 the Governor, for the use
OF the Territory conditioned for the faith
full application of such funds as may be
received, to demand and receive from the
Secretary Of the Treasury of the United
Statesany monies which may have been
appropriated by Congress for the payment