The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-10-01

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Sec. 5. The appropriations remaining
unexpended on the fifteenth day Of No.
vember, eighteen hundred and fifty-onIi(
and the Auditor ofState is hereby AUTH n
lied to transfer to the general reven.a-
fund, any balances of other funds, VIII
will be required for the purpose for whlE
such funds are appropriated. 9
Sec. 6. There shall belevid for the
current years, upon the grand list ofihe
state, in the manner prescribed by the
act entitled fan act for The assessment
and taxation Of property in this state, and
for levying taxes thereon according 10
its true value in money" passed April
18Th, A. D. 1852, for general revenue
purposes, one mill on the dollar valuation,
and for common school purposes, one
half Of one mill on the dollar valuation,
and for canal and sinking fund, two mills
on tho dollar valuation, ofthe propertyon
the grand list.
Sec. 7. To Denig and Harris, for
sundries for the use Of the General
Assembly, as per bill Of April 2lst,.
eighteen hundred and fifty.two, the sum
oflwenteigh. dollars and sxty-one cents.
To George Abbott, fol scissors, punches,
and sdndry other articles, for tae use Of
the House Of Representatives, as per bill.
Of January, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty two, the sum Of fourteen dollars
and forty-hine cents. H
To William Beswicls, his costs in the
Morgan county case, of November
twelfth, one thousand eight hundred and
ffly'one, the sum of.twenty. one dollars
and seveniy.nine cents.
To M. w. Bliss, for work done on old
state house, up to February third, one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-two,
twenty-five dollars.
To James E. Gray, for painting and
vanishing, done on and in old state
house, as per bill of February sixteenth,
eighteen hundred and ff,ytwo, the sum
Of one hundred eighty six dollars
and fifty cents.
To N. s. Baker, for curtains for win
dows Of the Hall of The House, and
clorks' rooms, the sum of fseventy dollars
and seventy-6ve cents.
For the purpose Of paying claims
against the Ohio Penitentiary, the sum of
ten thousand dollars.
To L. F. Clofin and Company, for bill
Of paper for the use Of the General As
semby, January tbirte,h, eighteen hun
dred and fifiy-two, the sum Of one hun
dred dollars.
To Whiting and Burr, per bill Sand
Boxes and Inkstands, tho sum of nine
dollars and thirteen cents.
To Mrs. E. Collins. for labor, the sum
Of two dollars.
To Killbourn. Kughn and Company,
for work and materials for old state house,
as per bill, dated January first eighteen
hundred and fifty two, the sum of one
hundred twenty-five dollars and ninety
four cents.
To Dwight Stone and Company, fpr
sundries for the General Assembly, as
per bill Of January seventh, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-two, the sum Of twenty
eight dollars and thirty-fve cents.
To M. s. Baker, for labor and materi-
ais for the Hall of Representatives, as
per bill Of February 9th, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-two, the sum Of ofseven,een
dollars and seventy-fve cents.
To john Stone, for carpet, and sundry
articles, Of old state house, the sum of
forty seven dollars and thilry five cents.
To J. D. Osburn, for mats, brooms,
&c, for old state house, as per bill of
December thirty first. eighteen hundred
and fifty one, the sum Of fourteen dollars
and sixty two cents.
To ]. Wesiwater and Son, for sundries
as per bill of December thirty first,
eighteen hundred and fifty one; also bill
Of March third, eighteen hundred and
fifty two, the sum oftwelve dollars.
To Decker and Hibbs, for sundries for
the use Of the General Assembly, as per
bill, six dollars and ninety eight cents.
To J. Boswell and Son, for work and
materials Cor state Library, old state
house and the Odeon Hall, done in the
winter Of eighteen hundred and fifty one
and eighteen hundred and fifty two, the
sum ofeighthundred and forty eigh: dollals.
To A. Hardey, for repairs on old state
house and Library, as per bill rendered,
dated January twenty fourth, eighteen
hundred and fifty two, The sum Of TWEEN
y seven dollars.
TO Kilbourn, Kughn and Company,
for bill Of sundries, for the repairing The
Halls Of the General Assembly, the sum
ofseventy dollars and twenty three cents.
10 Columbus Gas Light Company, for
light for the General Assembly, np TO
May third, eighteen hundred and '6f,y
lwo, the sum of four hlddred ninety two
lollars and one cent.
To L. F. Claf1in and Company, for
paper and stationery furnished the Sen
tie, slxty-eight dollars and seventy five
cents.
Sec. 8. That no moneys by this sct
appropriated, shall be drawn from the
Treasury by any disbursing. officer, 81
agent, until the came shall be necessary