Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
April 80, 1852
mo. 69.1

AN ACT making appropriations for the year 1852.
Skc. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio That the following sums be,
and they are hereby appropriated, out OF any mon
ey in the treasury not otherwise specially appro-
prated, 10 be paid for the year one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-two, viz:
For the payment of the Members fthe General
Assembly, their Clerks and Assistant Clerks, Ser
geant at arms, Door keepers and Messenger boys,
the sum of seventy thousand dollars
For the payment Of the salaries of the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Treasurer and
Secretary of State, the Attorney General, members
of the Board of Public Works, Librarian, and the
Warden, Physician and Directors of The Ohio
Penitentlary, the sum Of fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For paying the Secretary Of the Governor Clerks
in the Auditors Office, two Clerks in the Treas
urer Office, and Clerk ia the Secretary of States
office, including the additional compensation al
lowed by the appropriation act of one thousand
eight hundred and fifty which snm shall hereaf-
ter be allowed to said clerks aunually, twelve
thousand dollars.
For contingent fund of the Governor, four
thousand dollars
For Contingent fund Of the Auditor of State
three thousand dollars.
For Contingent fund of the Secretary of State,
one thousand two hundred dollars
For payment of the salaries of the Judges of the
Supreme Co lrt, Judges of the Court Of Common
Pleas, Judges of the Superior and Commercial
Court of Cincinnati, the Superior Court of Cleve-
land, Judge of the Criminal Court of Hamilton
county, and Reporter of the Supreme Court, fifty
six thousand dollars.
For salaries of the Superintendent, Physician,
Steward and Matron Of the Lunatic Asylum, three
thousand two hundred dollars.
For provisions household expenses, clothing,
servants, fuel, stationery, labsr, medicines, and
contingent expenses, for the Lunatic Asylum, the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars.
For salaries of the Superintendent and Steward
of the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the Trustees, Matron and Assist
ants of the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, four
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For provisions, household expenses, clothing,
fuel, labor, servants, and contingent expenses oi
the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, three thous-
and five hundred dollars.
For the salaries of the Superintendent and
Steward of the Asylum for the Blind, one thous-
and five hundred dollars.
Eos salaries of the teachers, Matron, assistants
and artisans OF the Asylum for the Blind, three
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For clothing, provisions, furniture, labor, ser
wants, stationery, materials for workshop, sontin-
gencleS t0I Asylum lOI INC pllnu, LhIee LnOuSanu
five hundred dollars.
For State Library, one thousand dollars
For Stationery for the state, the additional sur
of fifteen thousand dollars.
For Printing the bills, reports, journals, docu-
ments and other matter ordered by the Senate
and House of Representatives, including Binding
and Covering, the additional sum of twenty thou
sand dollars.
For Printing, Covering and Binding the Laws
and Ohio Reports four thousand dollars.
For Distribution of the laws, journals and doc
umcntS the sum Of one thousand dollars.
For compensation and expenses of the Adjutant
Geaeral, the sum Of three hundred dollars, to be
paid on the certificate IF the Governor.
For compensation and expenses ofthe Quarter
master General, the sum of three hundred dollars,
to be paid on the certificate ofthe Governor.
For taking care Of tie Public Arms, under the
direction of the Quartermaster General, to be paid
upon the certificate of the Governor, a sum moi
exceeding one thousand dollars.
For payment Of County TreasurerS' Mileage,
one thousand six hundred dollars,
For re payment of Taxes enormously collected,
the sum Of four thousand dollars.
For expenses ofSpecial Elections, one hundred
and fifty dollars.
For payment OF Wolf scalp certificates, five
hundred dollars.
For the purchase of Fuel for the Legislature
and public Offices, one thousand dollars.
For transportation of ConvictS to the Peniten-
tiary. and costs of prosecution, and for re-payng
any amount advanced by the treasurer, ovel
former appropriation, the sum Of twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For salaries of Deputy Warden and the Clerk
of the Pententiary, to be paid out of the Peni-
tentiary fund: to the Deputy Warden, seven
hundred, and to the Clerk, seven hundred dollars.
For Contingent fund of the Treasurer Of State,
one thousand dollars.
For Contingent fund Of the Attorney General,
two hundred dollars.
For the salaries Of the Commissioners appointed
to revise, reform, simplify and abridge the prac-
tice, pleadings, foms and proceedings sf the
courts of record of this State and for their clerk,
and contingent expenses, five thousand dollars.
To Ransom A. Gillett, chairman of the joint
select committee of the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives on the reception Of the guests of the
State, the sum Of two hundned and ninety-two
dollars and sixty-sx cents.
For expenses of committees of investigation in
each house, in taking testimony, service of pro-
cess, and pay for the attendance of witnesses,
seventy-fye dollars.
To j. Boswell and Son, for work done, and for
desks furnished for the Supreme Court, at ia
March tenn, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two, under discretion Of said court fsrty-One dol
lars and nine Gems.
TO Henry Fraas, for ssventy-threc days labor
at the Old State House, seventy three dollars.
To Henry Muck, forty six dollars, for forty-six
DAYS labor on the old State House.
To Thos. Bonsall, for assisting theState Libra
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