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

No. "a.
AN ACT making appropriations for the year
1851.
Sec /. Be 1t enacted 6y the General Assenn-
big Of the State Of Ohio, That the following
sums be and they are hereby appropriated,
out of any money in the treasury, to be paid
for the year 1851, viz: for the payment of the
members of the General Assembly, their
clerks, assistant clerks, sergeant door
keepers, messengers, the additional sum of
forty thousand dollars; for the payment of the
postage of the members clerks, and sergeant
alarms of the General Assembly, the addi-
tional sum of eleven thousand dollars for
paying the salaries of the Governor. Auditor,
Treasurer, and Secretary of State, the Attor-
ney General, Fund Commissioners, members
of the board of public works, librarian and the
Warden, Physician, and Directors of the Ohio
Penitentiary, the annual salary of the physi-
clan to the Penitentiary being four hundred
and fifty collars, and the Librarian being six
hundred dollars, the additional sum of six
thousand dollars: for paying the Secretary of
the Governor, clerks in the Auditors Office,
two clerks in the Treasurer's office, clerk in
the Secretary of States Office, and Secretary
of the Fund Commissioners, including the
additional salaries allowed by the appropria-
ton act for 1850, nine thousand dollars for
contingent fund for the Governor, three thou
sand dollars; for contingent fund for the Au-
ditor of State. two thousand five hundred dol
lars; for contingent fund for the Secretary of
State, one thousand dollars; for payment of
the salaries of the judges of the supreme
court, president judges of the courts of COM
mon please, and judges of the superior and
commercial courts of Cincinnati, and the su-
perior court of Cleveland, and the reporter of
the court in bank, twenty-nine thousand dol
lars: for salaries of the superintendent, physi-
clans, steward and matron of the fanatic asy-
lnm, three thousand two hundred dollars; for
provisions. household expenses, clothing, fuel,
stationery, labor, medicines. contingent expen-
ses and repairs for the lunatc asylum. twenty
nine thousand four hundred dollars; for salar-
les of the superintendent and steward of the
asylum of the deaf and dunn, one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars; for salaries of the teachers,
matron, and assistants of the asylum for the
deaf and dunn, four thousand FIVE hundred
dollars; which shall be paid quarterly. and a
separate account thereof kept by the treasurer
of the asylum; for provisions, household ex-
penses, clothing, fuel, labor, servants, and con-
tingent expenses of the asylum for the deaf
and dunn, seven thousand FIVE hundred dollars
for salaries of the superintendent and stew
ard of the asylum for the blind, one thousand
FIVE hundred dollars; for salaries of the teach
ers, matron, assistants and artisans of the asy-
lum for the blind, three thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars; which shall be paid quarterly,
and separate account thereof kept by the
treasurer of the asylum; for clothing, provis-
ions. furniture. labor, servants, stationery, ma
terials for work shops, contingencies for the
asylum for the blind, FIVE thousand five hun
dred dollars; for State library, six hundred
dollars; for stationery for the State, the addi-
tional sum of fifteen thousand dollars; for
printing the bills reports, journals, documents,
and other matter ordered by the Senate and