The Arkansas banner., 1845-01-15
GENERAL ASSEMBLY, OF ARKANSAS.

Jun. 10h,-and last day of thc Session,
 The House met at the usual hour
 Resolutions complimentary to the Speaker for the able, faithful and impartial manner ill which he had presided over the body Also to the principal and assistant Clerks, and the door-keeper, for the faithful manner in which they had discharged their duties, were offered, and unanimously adopted.
 After the adoption of the resolutions, the Speaker resumed the desk, and in feeling and handsome manner returned his acknowl- edgments to the House for the compliment, &c.
 The Senate met about the same hour They had, however, passed on the day be- fore resolutions complimentary to the Pres- dent of the Senate, the principal and assis- tant Secretary, and door-keeper, and the Pres dent had responded in a happy and appro- priate manner.
 Much excitement prevailed in both Hou- ses, on account of a rumor which prevailed, that his Excellency the Governor, had ve- toed the Appropriation Bill. The City seemed to partake of the excitement, and many per sons had collected in the Senate Chamber to hear the expected veto message. And sure enough it came. And in order to lay the whole subject fairly before our readers, we copy below so much of the appropriation bill as is involved in the mattcr-the veto message of his Excellency, Sc.
 |" An act, making appropriations for the year 1915, and 1916, and for part of the year 1844, and for balances due from the State, and for other purposes.
 SEC. l. Be it enacted, Sc. That the fol- lowing sums of money be, and they are here by appropriated, out of any monies in, or which shall be in the Treasury, not other wise appropriated, to wit
 lst, To pay members and officers of the General Assembly, in addition to the bal ance mexpended lst of October, l944, Sl4, 11S 40.
 2d, To pay for printing and distributing the Acts and Journals of the General Assem- bly,, in addition to the balance unexpended lst of Oct, 1844, and all payments for any such expenses, shall be payable upon the or order of the Secretary of State, which or ders shall be sufficient vouchers for the Au- ditor, S3,006 65
 3d. To pay all contingent expenses of the Senate and House of Representatives, inclu- ding expressing, enrolling bills, resolutions, and memorials, and printing, in addition 10 the balance unexpended, lst October lS44, S3,062 r; and to pay Aaron Livingston, ". Dols, and W. T. Ilalet, &c., the sum of r200 in specie, for experimenting, sc, Dick Stewart, charged with murder, &c and to pay the Georges S Go. expenses for in- auguration of the Governor, p30 co.
 1th To pay for printing, stitching, and covering with strong paper, and distributing the decisions oi Inc Supreme Court, S2,500.
 5lh. To pay contingent expenses of the Executive departments including the offices of Secretary of State, Auditor,sand Freasu- Ter, and 10 pay contingent expenses of the Supreme Court, including all arrearages due, s60a0 co.
 9th To pay salaries of the Governor a3,- GOO 70.
 7ih. pay salaries of Judges of supreme Court, Sa,G00 0a
 Slh To pay salaries of Judges ef Circuit Court, sli,0d0 o0.
 9ih. To pay salaries of Prosecuting At- 1omeys. ~l,s00 09.
 loih. Tn pay for furl and Stationary for next General Assembly. $500 01.
 Huh. fo psy salaries oi tho Secretary of sale, AgdHef, sad Tfeasuror, S5.200 G9.
 l2lh. To raY Clerks hise in lhe Auditors office, goo 0n.
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