The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-15

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ent fiscal year.
For paying the secretary of the governor,
clerks in the auditor of states office, two
clerks in the treasurers'office, clerk in the
secretary of states office, and secretary OF
the fund commissioners, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For contingent fund for the governor, four
thousand dollars.
For contingent fund for the auditor of
state, two thousand dollars.
For contingent fund for the treasurer of
state, one thousand dollars.
For payment of the salaries of the judges
of The supreme court, president judges of the
courts of common pleas, and judges of the
superior and commercial courts of Cincin-
nali and the superior court Of Cleveland,
and the reporter of the court in bank, twen-
ty-three thousand dollars.
For salaries of the superintendent, physi- |
clans, steward and matron of the lunatic
asylum, three thousand two hundred dol
lars.
For provisions, household expenses, cloth
ing servants, fuel, stationery, labor, medi-
cines, contingent expenses and repairs for
the lunatic asylum, twenty-one thousand
and eight hundred dollars.
For salaries ofthe superintendent & stew
ard of the asylum for the deaf and dumb,
one thousand five hundred dollars.
, For salaries of the teachers, matron and
. assistants of the asylum for the deaf and
1 dumb four thousand five hundred dollars !;
). which shall be paid quarterly, and separate
d account thereof kept by the treasurer OF the
r asylum.
For provisions, household expenses, cloth
Il ing, fuel, labor, servants and contingent
q expenses of the asylum for The deal and
) dumb, six thousand five hundred dollars.
:, For salaries of the superintendent and
~ steward of the asylum for the blind, one
# thousand five hundred dollars.
h For the salaries Of the teachers, matron,
e assistants and artisans Of the asylum for the
, blind, three thousand five hundred dollars;
nf which shall be paid quarterly, and separate
.. account thereof kept by the treasurer Of the
n asylum.
to m For clothing, provisions, furniture, labor
te servants, stationery, materials for Workshop
vi and contingencies for the asylum for the
iv blind, five thousand five hundred dollars.
- For State library, six hundred dollars.
For stationery for the Stale, twelve thous
,s and dollars.
" For printing the bills, reports, journals
10 documents and other matter ordered by The
Senate and House OF presentstives, in
cluding binding and covering, eighteel
thousand dollars.
sh For printing covering and binding tht
lie, laws and Ohio reports, three thousand dol
olr lars.
H. For distribution Of the laws, journals ant
Ls- documents, the sum of eight hundred dol
he lars.
of For the compensation and expenses of the
to adjutant general, The sum Of three hundred
lal dollars; 10 be paid on the certificate Of tht
10 governor
ms For the compensation and expenses o
ut, The qusr!er-master general, the sum Of three
nd hundred dollars; 10 be paid on The certifi
cir cate of the governor
Ids For repairing, cleaning and taking care O
he the public arms, under the direction Of th
he qu0rter-master general. 10 be paid upon th
all certificate of the governor, a sum not ex
m ceeding Que thousand dollars.
)re For payment of county treasurers' mile
his age, one thousand five hundred dollars.
en- For transportation Of convcls 10 The pen
Ell itentiary and costs Of prosecution, sxtee
w. thousand dollars.
w. For the porchsse of fuel for The legisla
rie ture and public offices, eight bu1dred dol
in lars.
he For expenses and costs Of State prosecu
10. tions and suits for cleims, five hundred dol
ms lars
an For payment Of engineers on the Naion
nd al road one thousand lour hundred dollars
of to be paid out of the tolls thereof.
For additional salary of lbe clerk in th
IDS penienti1ry. two hundred dollars.
be- Sec. 2. For The prosecution Of The wor
Sc. upon The new Slate house. and 10 deIlay tn
nat necessary expenses OF The profitable EN-
lin plovment Of convict labor thereon, as pre-
of vided by law, the sum OF eighty thousan
we dollars is hereby appropriated said sum t
he be drawn from the Treasury and expended i
Lbe the manner provided in the act passed o
ose the seventeenth March, eighteen hundre
self and toriv-nne, amendstory 10 the act
provide for the prof able employment
the convict labor on The new State house Prt
ub- vided that no part of The sum herein 81
sue propriated for the State house shall be draw
,re IRON the State treasury, except os the san
his shall be actually needed 10 make payment
and that no part Of said appropriation sha
nee be deposited in any bank or banking insiit
be ton, nor loaned, directly Or indirectly,
ser any one.
,n- For additional salaries Of the clerks in Il
ich office Of the treasurer of state, clerk in Il
Sc office Of the secretary Of state, and the pr
ect vste secretary of ihe governor, two hundr
the dollars each and thai there be allowed Il
10 deputy warden of the penileniory, the a
so ditionol sum Of one hundred aud fifty dc
ract lars TO his present annual salary.
TO Sec. 3. All claims allowed by The pre-
ase enI General Assembly, by joint resoluiiC
5ore or Otherwise, shall be paid out of the BIZ
the ance of the appropria lions, heretofore ma
rev. for The paymelt Of claims, which rema
her unexpended; and the auditor of state
i'm hereby authorized 10 transfer 10 Tue gene
revenue fund, any moneys in the tleasr
out belonging 10 other funds, which will not
tbe needed during the current year; and
sig sumsso otransiefred,s shall be retrsnsiered fl,
ap. the general revenue when the taxes Of Is
sell shall be paid into The treasury.
six Sec. 4. The appropriations made by t
nal. act are in addition 10 balances remaining |
and expended on the fifteenth of Noyemb
IS of lS49.
SEC. 5. There shall be levied for
The current year. upon the grand list of
ow- State, in the manner prescribed by The "a
Two for levying taxes upon all property in I