The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
March IS, 1851,
AN ACT

1h"hihS aPPfoPIidliohS lol the year lcol.
SEC. ]. he II enucted by the Gpner.
al Assembly IF The State IF Ohio, That
the following sums be and they are here
by 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, the clerks, assis-
tant clerks, sergeant alarms, door keep
ers, and messengers, the additional sum
Of forty thousand dollars; for payment Of
the postage of the members, clerks, and
sergeant-at-arms Of the General Assem-
bly,, the additional sum Of eleven thousand
dollars; for paying the salaries of the
Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and Sc
cretary of State, the Attorney 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 Physician to the Penitentiary being
four hundred and fifty dollars, and the
Librarian being six hundred dollars, the
additional sum Of six thousand dollars:
For paying the Secretary of the Cover
nor, clerks in the Auditors Office, two
clerks in the Treasurer's office, clerk in
the Secretary Of Sta.e's Office, and Secre-
tary of the Fund Commissioners, inelud-
ing the additional salaries allowed by the
appropriation act for 1859, nine. thousand
dollars; for contingent fund for the Gov
ernor. three thousand dollars; for con.in-
gent fund for the Auditor of State, two
/ thousand FIVE hundred dollars; for contin-
gent fund for the Secretary Of State, one
thousand do lars; for payment Of the SAL
aries Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court,
President Judges of the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas, and Judges of the Superior
and Commercial Courts of Cincinnati,
and the Superior Court Of Cleveland, and
the Reporter of the Court in Bank, TWEEN
ty-nine thousand dollars; for salaries of
the Superintendent, Physicians, Steward
and Matron Of the Lunatic Asylum, three
thousand two hundred dollars; for provi-
sions, household expenses, clothing, SER
wants, fuel, stationery, labor, medicines,
contingent expenses and repairs for the
Lunatic Asylum, ); twenty thousand
four hundred dollars; for salaries Of the
Superintendent and Steward of the Asy-
lum for the Deaf and Dumb. one thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars; for salaries of
the teachers, matron, and assistants Of
the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, four
! thousand FIVE hundred dollars; which shall
be paid quarterly, and separate account
thereof kept by the treasurer of the Asyi
lum; forprovisions, household expenses,
clothing, fuel, labor, servants, ami contin-
gent expenses Of the Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb, seven thousand FIVE
hundred dollars; for salaries of the Su-
perintendent and Steward of the Asylum
for the Blind, one thousand FIVE hundred
dollars; for salaries Of the teachers,
matron, assistants and artisans of the
Asylum for the blind, three thousand FIVE
hundred dollars which shall be paid quar-
terly. and a separate accountthereof kept
by the Treasurer Of the Asylum; for cloth
ing, provisions, furniture, labor, servants,
stationery, materials for workshops. con-
tngencies for the Asylum for the Blind,
five thousand five hundred dollars; for
State Library six. hundred dollars; for
stationery for the State, the additional
sum Of fifteen thousand dollars; for print
ing the bills, reporlss journals, documents.
and other maiser orlered by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, including
binding and covering the additional sum
lof eighteen thousand dollars; for printing,
covering, binding the laws and Ohio Re-
ports, four thousand dollars; for distribu-
ton Of the laws, journals and documents,
the sum Of five hunlled dollars; forlhe
compensation and expenses of the Adju-
tant General the, sum Of three hundred
dollars, 70 be paid on The certificate Of the
governor; for the compensation and ex-
peIRsss Of ne Qparlermastur General. il,
clnding the sum necessary 10 pay. the de-
iiclt n say, ihe sum Of four hundred
dollars M paid on. the cerii6oate III