Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-04-26

Aouse of Representative, including binding
and covering, the additional sum of eighteen
thousand dollars; for printing, covering, bind
ing the laws and Ohio reports, four thousand
dollars; for distribution of the laws. journals
and documents, the sum of Eve hundred dol
lars; for the compensation and expenses of the
adjutant general, the sum of three hundred
dollars, to be paid on the certificate of the
governor; for the compensation and expenses
of the quartermaster general, including the
sum necessary to pay the deficit of 1850, the
sum of four hundred dollars, to be paid on the
certificate of the governor; for repairing
cleaning, and taking care of the public arms,
under the direction of the quartermaster gen.
eral, to be paid on the certificate of the gov
ernor, a sum not exceeding one thousand dol
lars; provided that no further expenses for re-
pairs and cleaning of the public arms shall be
incurred; for payment of county treasurers'
mileage, one thousand six hundred dollars
for repayment of taxes enormously collected,
and for balance overdrawn in 1850, the sum
of four thousand dollars; for expenses of spe-
cial elections, one hundred and fifty dollars:
for payment of wolf-scalp certificates, one
thousand dollars; for the purchase of fuel for
the Legislature and public offices, one thou
sand two hundred dollars; for transportation
of convicts to the penitentiary, and cost of
prosecution, and for repaying the amount ad-
Yanced by the treasurer, in eighteen hundred
and forty nine, upon the check of the Warden
the sum of twenty-five Thousand four hum
dred and nine dollars; for salaries of deputy
warden and the clerk of the penitentiary,to be
paid out of :he penitentiary fund to the dep
uty warden six hundred and thirty dollars,
and to the clerk seven hundred dollars; for
the payment of the engineer on the national
road, seven hundred dollars, to be paid out of
the tolls thereof; for contingent fund of the
treasurer of State, including expenses of pay
ing members of the convention at Cincinnati,
FIVE hundred dollars; for contingent fund of
the attorney general, two hundred dollars for
the payment of John Welch. special commits
sioner appointed TO examine the affairs of the
GAINESVILLE and Maysyile turnpike road compa-
ny, the sum of one hundred and forty dollars
provided, the sum of six hundred dollars here-
by appropriated for the State library shall be
expended in the purchase of books, and de-
posted in the State library, on Or before the
first day of October, 1851.
/ Sec. 2. For the prosecution of the worE
upon. the new State House, and to defray the
necessary expenses of the profitable employ
ment of convict labor thereon, as provided by
law, the sum of seyenty-fiYe thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated, said sum to be drawn
from the treasury and expended in the man
ner provided in the act passed on the seven
teenth of March, eighteen hundred and forty
nine. amendatory TO the act to provide for the
profitable employment of convict labor on the
new State House; provided that no part oi
the sum herein appropriated for the new State
House shall be drawn from the State Treasu-
ury, except as the same shall be actually need
ed to make payments, and no part of said ap-
preparation shall be esdeposited in any bank OF
banking institution, nor loaned, directly or in.
directly, to any one. rr
Sec. 8. For the payment of claims allowed
by joint resolution of the present General As
sembly, and to repay the balance oyerdrawr
in eighteen hundred and fifty, ten Thousand
dollars.
Sec. 4. The appropriations made by this ac
are in addition to the balances of the severn
appropriations remaining unexpended on tn,
fifteenth day of November, eighteen hundred
and fifty; and the Auditor of State is hereby
authorized to transfer to the general revenue
fund.- any balances of other funds which vii
not be required for the purposes for which
such funds are appropriated. before the frs
day of December, eighteen hundred and fifty
two.
4 Sec 5. There shall be levied for the cur
rent year, upon the grand list of the State. il
in the manner prescribed by the act for. levy
ing taxes on all property in this State accord
ing to its true value and the act supplement
tary and amendatory thereto, for general rev
enue purposes. one mill upon the dollar of the
valuation, and from the common school funG
three-tenths of one mill upon the dollar Of the
valuation of property on the grand list.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives.
CHAS c. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
4 March 25. 1851.