Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-20
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sums be, and they are hereby appropriated, ou
of any money in the treasury not oiberwis
specially appropriated, TO be paid for the yea
one thousand eight hundred and ffty-two, viz
For the payment of the members Of tn
General Assembly, their clerks and assistan
clerks, sergeant-at arms, door-keepers and mes
senger boys, the additional sum Of sevent
thousand Dars.
For the payment Of the salaries Of the Gov
eFnor, Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, Treas
urer ana Secretary of State, the Attorney Gen
eral, members of the Board Of Public Works
Librarian, and the Warden, Physician and di
recfors of the Ohio Penifentiary, the sum o
fifteen thousand dollars.
For paying the Secretary of the Governor
clerks in the Auditors Office, two clerks in th'
Treasurer's Office. and clerk in the Secretary Of
states Office, including the additional com
pensation allowed by the appropriation act o.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty, which
sum shall hereafter be allowed to said clerk:
annually twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent fund of the Governor, foui
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
fhe supreme court, Judges of th court of CON-
mon pleas, Judges of the superior and CONNER
cial court of Cincinnati, the superior court Of
Cleveland, Judge Of the criminal court Of Ham,
ilton county, and repnrter of the supreme court,
ffty-six thousand dollars.
For salaries of the superintendent, Physi-
clan, Steward and Mairon Of The Lunatic Asy-
Ium, three thousand two hundred dollars.
For provisions. household expenses, clothing,
servants, fuel, stationery. labor, medicines, and
contingent expenses. for the Lunatic Asylum,
the sum of twenty two thousand dollars.
For salaries OF the superintendent and stew
ard of the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb,
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For salaries of the Trustees, Matron and
assistants of the Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb, four thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For provisions, household expenses, clothing,
fuel, labor, servants and contingent expenses,
of the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, three
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For the salaries Of the Superintendent and
Steward Of the asylum for the Blind, one thou
sand i've hundred dollars.
For salaries OF the teachers, Matron, assis-
tnnts and artizans the Asylum for the Blind,
three thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For clothing, provisions, furniture, labor,
servants, stationery, materials for workshop,
contingencies, for Asylum for the Blind, three
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For State Library one thousand dollars
For stationery for the state, the additional
sum Of fifteen thousand dollars.
For printing the bills. reports, journals, doc
uments, and other matter ordered blythe SEN
ate and House of Representatives, including
binding and covering, the additional sum Of
twenty thousand dollars.
For printing. covering and binding The laws
and Ohio Reports, four thousand dollars.
For distribution of the laws, journals and
documents, the sum Of one thousand dollars
For compensation and expenses Of the Adju-
tant General, the sum Of three hundred dol
lars, to be paid on the certificate Of the Gov
ernor-
For compensation and expenses of the Quar-
termaster General, the sum of three hundred
dollars, 10 be paid on the certificate Of the Gov
ernor.
For taking care Of the public arms, under
the direction of the Quartermaster General,
to be paid upon the certificate Of the Cover
nor, n sum not exceeding one thousand dol
lars.
For payment of county Treasurers' mileage,
one thousand six hundred dollars.
For repayment of taxes enormously colec-
ted, the sum of four thousand dollars.
For expenses of Especial elections, nehundred
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 Peni-
tentiary, and costs of prosecution, and for re-
paying any amount advanced by the treasurer,
over former appropriation, the sum of twenty
two thousand dollars.
For salaries of Deputy Warden and the clerk
of the Penitentiary. to be paid out of the
Penitentiary fund: TO the Deputy Warden,
seven hundred, and to the Clerk, seven hum
dred dollars.
For contingent fund of the Treasurer of
State, one thousand dollars.
For contingent fund of the Attorney Gene
raj, two hun 5red dollars.
For the salaries Of the commissioners ap-
point to revise, reform, simplify and a5ridge
the practice, pleadings forms and proceedings
of the courts Of record of this state. and for
their CLERK, Ond contingent expenses, five thou
sand dollars.
To Ransom A. Gillet chairman of the joint
select committee Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives on the reception of the guests
of the state, for money expended for the state,
the sum of two hundred and ninety-two dollars
and sixty-six cents.
For expenses of committees of Investigation
in each house, in taking testimony. service of
process, and pay for the attendance of witness
es, seventy-6ve dollars,
To ]. Boswell and Son, for work done, and
for desks furnished for the supreme court, at
its March term, one thousand eight hundred
and ifty-two. under the discretion of said court,
forty-one dollars and nine cents.
To Henry Fraas. for seventy-three days la
Dor at the old state house, seventy-three dol
lars.
To Henry Mack, forty-six dollars. for forty
six days labor on the old state house.
To Thos. Bonsall for assisting the state Lii
.brarian, and for boOks sold 10 the Governor for
the library, the sum Of one hundred and forty
three dollars and fifty cents.
ToJ. II. Ri ey and Company. for stationery
furnished to the court in bank, at its Deeem-
Der term, A. ID. 1851, the sum of one hundred
and twelve dollars.
To Samuel Williams. the sum Of seven hun
dred and fifty eight dollars seventy cents, being
the amount in full due to said Samuel Will
Iiams, for recording FIVE volumes of original
feH notes of survey Of public lands, in said
state. being volumes seven and eight of suhdi-
visions of two mile blocks, between the o.
.eveu ranges and the Scioto river. and south of
tbe United States Military tract, comprising
eieht hundred and ffty-one pages, also, volumes
fwo. three and four Of subdivisions into Sec
fions. 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 ma
King separate map indices of each township, at
- icIlars and fiffv cents per volume. making