Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

Of the Legislative Assembly, pay Of officers and
attendants, printing, stationery, fuel, and other
Incidental and contingent expenses. thirteen
thousand seven hundred dollars.
10 a5 IOWA TERRITORY. 4
For salaries Of governor, three Judges, and
secretary, nine thousand one hundred dollars,
For contingent expenses Of said Territory.
three hundred and fifty dollars;
For compensation and mileage Of the mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly Of said Terri
tory, pay Of officers and attendants, printing,
stationery, fuel, and other incidental and con-
tingent expenses, including arrearages of expen.
ses Of previous sessions OF said Assembly, the
accounts for which shall first be audited and al
lowed by the proper accounting officers Of the
Treasury, fourteen thousand and fifty dollars.
JUDICIARY.
For salaries Of the chief Justice Of The SUI
preme Court, and the eight associate Judges,
!orty-oGe thousand dolars;
For salaries of the di.. ict ildges, fety.six
thousand seven hundred dollars;
For salaries Of the chief justice Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. the associate Judges, the
Judges OF the criminal and orphans courts of
said district, eleven thousand seven hundred dol
lars;
For salaries Of the Attorney General, and
clark and messenger in his Office, five thousand
hve handred dollars;
For Contingent expenses OF the Office of At
torney Gei-ral, FIVE hundred dollars;
For salary q the reporter Of the decisions Of
the supreme Cou.t. thirteen hundred dollars:
FOR compensation # the district attorneys,
two hundred dollars each, :. prescribed bv Iawe
seven thousand dollars; 49,
For compensation Of the marsh.,,. ;nc,ud;,o
those in the several Territories, as pf..cr;bed nv
law, six thousand two hundred dollars;
For defraying the expenses Of the SuprAne
Circuit and District Courts OF the United States
including the District Of Columbia; also for ia
ro's and witnesses, in aid of the funds arising
from fines, penalties, and forfetures, incurred
in the fiscal year ending on the thrteth June,
eighteen hundred and forty-six. and previous
years; and likewise for defraying he expenses
Of suits in which the United States are concern
ed, and for prosecutions for offences committed
against the United States, and for the safe keep
ing Of prisoners, four hundred and thrty-nine
thousand dollars;
For additional compensation, at eigh, hun.
dred dollars each, TO The district Judges of Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Alabama, under the provisions Of the first Sec
ton of the act of seventeenth June. eighteen
hundred and forty-four. four thousand dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS
For payment OF annuses and grants by spe-
cial acts Of Congress, seven hundred and fifty
dollars;
For salaries Of two keepers of the public ar
chlves in Florida, one thousand dollars;
For arrearages prior to first OF July, eighteen
hundred and fifteen. payable through the Third
Auditors Office, in addition TO one thousand two
hundred dollars appropriated this session for tina
same Object, two thousand eight hundred dol
lars;
Tor expenses in relation 10 loans, four thou
sand dollars;
the auxiliary guard, SIX thousand seven hundred
and seventy-:iye dciiaIs;
For survey OF the CO ist Of the UH.tel States.
including compensation 10 the superintendent.
aud assistants, Que hundred and eleven thousand
dollar;
For completing the custom house at Whining
ton, North Carolina, five thousand ome hundl ed
dollars;
For completing the work Of tie custom house
at BOSTON, fifty Thousand dollars;
For paymeat TO Horatio Gieenough for a
group Of s,s.ses Z, adorn The eastern portico &C
the Capitol. eight thousand dolla Provided,
The work IS III such state Of progress as, in ref
eience 10 the whole sum 10 lie pad for ts exc
caton, shall, III The opinion OF the President OF
the United States, reader it proper 10 make such
payment;
To supply deficiencies in the fund for the re-
lief OF sick and disabled seamen, twenty-five
thousand dollars;
For repairs OF that part of the custom house
at Mobile, occupied by the United States court
three hundred and ninety dollars; .t
Fer the building or purchasing of a revenue
cutter, twelve thousand doilars;
For the sixth volume of the fourth series Of
the Documentary History Of the United States.
twenty-five Thousand four hundred and forty
nine dollars;
For payment Of the excess OF duties paid up
on wines imported II ON Portugal into the Uni-
ted States by John Osborn, Of me city of New
York, the sum of one thousand seven hundred
and eighteen dollars and iorty-two cents; and by
Isaac Winslow and Son, of Boston, the sum Of
one thousand and nineteen dollars and ffty-four
cents; and by Alexander Soitan, of New York,
the sum Of eight hundred and e!ghty-fve dollars
and ninety-six cents; which said duties were
levied and collected contrary TO the treaty stp-
ulations existing between Portugal and this Gov
eminent: Provided, however, That the Secre,a-
ny Of the Treasury shall not pay said sums of
money to said Osborn, aud Winslow and Sou,
and Soltan, unless he is satisfied they are right
fully entitled thereto;
For annual repairs of the Capitol, lamp-light-
ers, oil for lamps, wicks, and repairs OF lamps
and lamp posts, attendance on furnaces of the
rotunda and crypt, brushes and brooms, labor
ers and carriage on Capitol grounds, tools, wire,
Irvine, leather, nails, stakes, manure, and straw
Tor grounds, trees, attendance at the western
gates Of the Capitol, repairs OF public stables,
Tagging, and enclosures, keeping in order iron
pipes that con ey the water to the Capitol and
public Offices, aud gardeners salary, nine thou
sand nine hundred and fourteen dollars;
For constructing seven furnaces for warming
and drying the lower story, halls, and passages
Of the north wing Of the Capitol, three thousand
nine hundred and ten dollars;
For constructing six water closets for the
Senate and two for the Supreme Court, OH the
same floors, respectively, three thousand four
hundred and sxty-eight dollars;
For enlarg,ng the law library, constructing
new stairway, and other work and the materials
therefor, according to the plan Of John Skin
wing, dated July twentieth, eighteen huldred and
forty-six, two thousand four hundred and twelve
dollars;
To replace the oil intended for the use of the
which was destroyed by the recent
ire at Nantucket, fourteen thousand dollars;
For annual repairs Of Presidents House, gard |
,er's salary, labo:ers and carriage, tools, wire,
wine, leather, nails, stakes, manure, and straw
ior garden and plants, trees for Presidents
grounds, Fountain square, Lafayette square, and
avenue, repairs OF fence at Four /,
ain square, LAFAYETTE square, and Presidents |
garden, three Thousand two hundred and seven
y-seven dollars;
For replacing platforms on the dome, ana re-
,airing balusters, including materials and work)
-epairing hatchway, door aud frame, liiicinling