Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

dollars and 20 .nis.
70 J H. Riley and Compsny. for stationery
furnished to the Court in Bank, at It's December
term, A. d. 1851, the sum Of one hundred and
twelve dollars.
To Samuel Williams, the sum Of seven hundred
and fifty eight dollars seventy cents, being the A.
mount in full due TO said Samuel Williams, for
recording five volumes of original field notes Of
survey Of public lands, in said State, being vol
umes seven and eight OF subdivisions OF two mile
blocks, between the old seven ranges and the
Scioto river, and south of the United States Mill
tary tract, Comprising eight hundred and fiftyone
pages, also, volumes two, three and four of sub
divisions into sections, in said military tract,
comprising eleven hundred and eighty-one pages,
being total Of twenty hundred and thirty-two
pages, at thirty five cents per page, making seven
hundred and eleven dollars and twenty cents;
also, for making separate map indices of each
township, at nine dollars and fifty cents Der vol
ume, making forty-seven dollars and fifty cents.
in all seven hundred and ifty-eight dollars and
seventy cents, the said work having been done
under contract with the Secretary OF State, the
aforesaid volume seven, having been erroneously
included in a resolution relative to the claim of
Samuel Williams, passed by the General Assembly
January twenty y-see0nd, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-one.
To H. Mason, for articles of tin ware, furnished
Tor the use of the General Assembly, Januar,
fifth, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty two, the sum oftwo thousand dollars.
To J. G. Hallings, the sum of six dollars and
seventy five cents, for vanishing desks in the
House Of Representatives.
To ]. d. Osborn and Company, the sum of two
hundred and sixty-two dollars and thirty five
cents, for carpets and mats furnished for the new
hall of the House Of Representatives, furnished
February third, one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-two.
TO G. Dryer sRd Company, the sum of eigh.
ty-one dollars fol chairs tables, stands and desks,
furnished for the Hall of Representatives, Janua-
ry first, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. Y
To P. Baine and Company, the sum of nine dol
lars and twenty six cents, for articles furnished
to repair State House, December, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-one.
To A. p. Stone the sum of two hunt red and
forty dollars, for carpets for State house, furnished
December nineteenth, and twenty-seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one
To l. h. Roston, the sum of two dollars and
seventy-fve cents, for Knees furnished for State
house, in eighteen hundred and ffty-one.
TO s. Medary the sum Of seventy-fve dollars,
for binding done for State Library, in October and
December, eighteen hundred and fifty one.
To Dwight Stone and Company, the sum Of
twentyone dollars and forty ysix cents for article.
furnished to repair State house, in December
eighteen hundred and tifty-one
To John Stone and Company, the sum of sew.
en- dollars and eghty-two cents, for sundry arti.
cleS furnished to repair the State house, in No.
vember and December, eighteen hundred ant
fifty-one.
To Bazill Riddle, the sum of one hundred dol
lars, for fifty days attendance on the Supreme
Court in Bank, for December term, eighteen hun.
dred and ffty-one.
Sec. 2. For the prosecution of the work upor
the new State House, and to defray the necessar,
expenses of the profitable employment of convic
labor thereon, as provided by law, the additiona
sum Of seventy-fve thousand dollars.
Sec. g. For the payment of the followln,
claims, presented, proven, and ordered to be paid
viz:
To Samuel Medary, thirteen dollars and fft,
cents, for record furnished for the Supreme
Court.
F. Herman, IT,, seven dollars, for labor or
the State house.
ToJ. Westwater, and Son, five dollars and
ffty cents, for sundry articles furnished for the
Senate.
For the payment of the expenses of the contes
9eIween hon. U. U. Covey and Hon. Edwin
Corner, tor seat in the Senate, the sum of sixt,
dollars.
Sec 4. For the purpose of liouidatinp the de.
fcit in the general revenue, the Auditor of Stat,
is hereby authorized and directed to transfer IL
SAID fund, from the surplus revenue, the sum a
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
oec. D. The appropriations made in this act
are IN addition to the balance of the several an
proprlations remaining unexpended ON the ff
teenth day of November, eighteen hundred ant
fifty-on and the Auditor of State is hereby au
thorized to transfer to the general revenue fund
any balances Of other funds, which will be rsqui
red for the purposes for which such funds ar,
appropriated.
Sec. 6. There shall lie levied for the curren
year, upon the grand list of the State, in tn,
manner prescribed by the act "entitled an act fo
the assessment and taxation of all rcperty in th
State, and for levying taxes thereon according tt
its true value in money" passed April 18th, A. D
| 1852. for general revenue purposes one mill OF
the dollar valuation, and for common school pur
poses one half of one mill on the dollar valuation
and for canal and sinking fund, two mills on tn,
dollar valuation, Of the property on the Crane
| list.
Sec. T. To Denig and Harris, fot sundries 70
the use of the General Assembly, as per bill il
April 2lst, eighteen hundred and ifty-two, thu
sum Of twenty-eight dollars and sxty-one cents
To George Abbott, for scissors, punches, ant
sundry other articles, for the use Of the House o
Representatives, as per bill Of January, one
thousand eight hundred and ifty-two, the sum o
fourteen dollars and forty-nine cents.
To William Beswick, his costs in the Morgan
county case, of November twelfth, one Thousand
eight hundred and ffty-one, the sum of twenty
one dollars and twenty nine cents
To M. W. Bliss, for work done on old STATE
house, up to February third, one thousand eigh
hundred and fifty-two, twenty-five dollars.
To James E. Gray, for painting and vanishing
done on and in old State house. as per bill of Feb
ruary sixteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-two
the sum of one hundred and eighty six dollars ant
fifty cents.
To N. S. Baker, for curtains for windows for th
Hall of the House, and clerks reoms the sBm o
seventeen dollars and seventy five cents.
For the purpose of paying claims against tn
Ohio Penitentlary, the sum of ten thousand dol
lars.
Tel. F. Clahin and Company, for bills of pa
per for the use of the General Assembly, Januar
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ffty-two, the sun
of one HUNDRED dollars.
To Whiting and. Burr, per bill Sand Boxes an,
Inkstands, the suInof nine dollars and thirteei
cents.
To Mrs. E. Collins, for labor, the sum of tw,
dollars.
To Killbourn Rughn and Company for worl
and materials for old State house, as per bill, da
ted January first, eighteen hundred and ffty-two
the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollar
and ninety-four cents.
To Dwight Stone and Company, for sundrie
for the General Assembly, as per bill of Januar
seventh eighteen hundred and fifty two the sun
of twentyeighi dollars and thirty-fve cents.
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