Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

Secretary OF State, the ATTORNEY
; General, Fund Commissioners, mem.
bers of the Board Of Public Works,
Librarian, and the Warden, Physi-
clan, and Directors of the Ohio Peni-
tentiary, the annual salary of the
physician TO the Penitentary being
four hundred and fifty dollars, and
the Librarian being six hundred dol
, lars, the additional sum of six thou
sand dollars; for paying the Secreta-
ry Of the Governor, clerks in the
Auditors Office, two clerks in the
Trsasurer's office. clerk in the Secre-
tary Of States office, and Secretary
ofthe Fund Commissioners, including
the additional salaries allowed by the
appropriation act for 1850, nine thou
sand dollars; for contingent fund for
the Governor, three thousand dol
lars; for contingent fund for the Au-
ditor Of State, two thousand five
hundred dollars; for contingent fund
for the Secretary Of State, one thou
sand 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
Cincinnati, and the superior court Of
Cleveland, and the reporter of the
court in bank, twenty-nine thousand
dollars; for salaries Of the superin-
tendent, physicians, steward and ma
tron OF the lunatic asylum, three
thousand two hundred dollars; for
provisions, household expenses, clo-
thing, servants, fuel, stationery, la
Dor, medicines, contingent expenses
land repairs for the lunatic asylum,
twenty-nine thousand four hundred
dollars; for salaries of the superinten-
dent 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 quarterly, and a separate ac-
count thereof kept bv the treasurer
of the ASYLUM; Tor clothing, provis-
ions, furniture, labor, servants, sta
tionery, materials for workshops,
contingencies for the asylum for the
blind, five thousand five hundred dol
lars; for State library, six hundred
dollars; for stationery for the State,
1the additional sum of fifteen thousand
dollars; for printing the bills, reports,
Journals, documents, and other mat
ter ordered by the Senate and House
OF Representatives, including bind
ing and covering, the additional sum
OF eighteen thousand dollars; for
printing, covering, binding the laws
; and Ohio reports, four thousand dol
lars; for distribution OF the laws,
journals and documents, the sum OF
five hundred dollars; for the compen.
sation and expenses of the adiutant
general, the sum Of three hundred
dollars, 10 be paid on the certificate
of the governor; for the compensa-
lion and expenses of the quartermas-
ter general, including the sum neces-
sary to pay the deficit Of 1850, the
sum Of four hundred dollars, 10 be
paid on the certificate Of the COVER
nor; for repairing, cleaning, and Ia
king care Of the public arms, under
the direction Of the quartermaster
general, to be paid on the certificate
Of the governor, sum not exceeding
one thousand dollars; provided that
no further expenses for repairs 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 expen-
sss Of special elections, one hundred
and fifty dollars; COR payment Of
wolf-scalp certificates, one thousand
dollars; for the purchase of fuel for
the Legislature and public offices,
one thousand two hundred; for trans
portation Of convicts to the peniten-
tiary, and costs Of prosecution, and
for repaying the amount advanced by
the treasurer, in eighteen hundred
and forty-nine, upon the check Of
the Warden, the sum Of twenty-five
thousand four hundred and nine dol
lars; for salaries of deputy warden
and the clerk Of the penitentiary, to
be paid out of the penitentiary fund;
to the deputy warden six hundred
and thirty dollars, and TO the clerk
seven hundred dollars; for the paw.
ment OF the engineer on the nation
al road, seven hundred dollars, to be
paid out Of the tolls thereof; for con-
tingent fund Of the treasurer OF State,
Including expenses of paving mem
bers 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 commissioner
appointed TO examine the affairs OF
the GAINESVILLE and Marysville turn
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