The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-09
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. 69.1 AN ACT

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Making Appropriations for the year / 852
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Genera
assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the
following sums be, and they are hereby
appropriated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise specially appropri
ed, to be paid, for the year one thousand
eight hundred and fifiy-two. viz:
For the payment of the Members of the
General Assembly, their Clerks and As
sistant Clerks. Sergeants- at arms. Door.
keepers and Messenger boys, the addi-
tonal sum of seventy thousand dollars.
For the payment Of the salaries Of the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Auditor,
Treasurer, and Secretary of State. the At.
torney General, members of the Board oil
Public Works, Librarian, and the War.
den, Physician and Directors of the Ohio
Penitentiary, the sum Of fifteen thousand
dollars.
For paying the Secretary of the Cover.
nor. Clerks in the Auditors office, two
Clerks in the Treasurer's Office, and Clerk
in the Secretary Of States office. including
the additional compensation allowed by
the appropriation act Of one thousand
eight hundred and fifty, which sum shall
hereafter be allowed to said clerks annu-
ally. twelve thousand dollars.
For contingent fund of the Governor,
four thousand dollars.
For Continent fund of the Auditor OF
State. three thousand dollars.
For Contingent fund ofthe Secretary oi
State, one thousand and two hundred dol
lars.
For payment Of the salaries of the Judg-
es Of the Supreme Court, Judges of the
Court Of Common Pleas, Judges Of the
Superior and Commercial Court Of Gin
cinna,i, the Superior Court of Cleveland,
Judge Of the Criminal Court Of Hamilton
county, and Reporter of the Supreme
Court, fifty-six thousand dollars.
For salaries Of the Superintendent, Ply
sician, Steward and Matron OF the Luna
tic Asylum, three thousand two hundred
dollars.
For provisions. household expenses.
servants, fuel, stationery, labor,
medicines. and contingent expenses, for
the Lunatic Asylum, the sum of twenty
:wo thousand dollars.
For salaries of the Superintendent and
Steward 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 contin.
rent expenses, of the Asylum for the Deaf
ind Dumb, three thousand five hundred
lollars.
For the salaries Of the Superintendent
md Steward Of the Asylum for the Blind,
me thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries Of the teachers. Matron.
and artisans of the Asylum for
he Blind, three thousand five hundred dol.
ars.
For clothing, provisions, furniture, la
or, servants, stationery, materials for
contingencies, for Asylum for
he Blind, three thousand five hundred
ollars.
For State Library, one thousand dollars.
For Stationery for the state, the addi-
onal sum Of fifteen thousand dollars.
For Printing the bills, reports, journals,
ocuments, and other matter ordered bv
lie Senate and House Of Representatives.
,cluding Binding and Covering, the ad-
itional sum Of twenty thousand dollars.
For Printing, Covering and Binding the
avs and Ohio Reports, four thousand
ollars.
For Distribution OF the laws. journals.
nd documents, the sum Of one thousand
ollars.
For compensation and expenses Of the
.djutant General, the sum of three hum
red dollars, to be paid on the certificate
the Governor.
For compensation and expenses Of the
General, the sum of three
undred dollars, to be paid on the certif-
ate OF the Governor.
For taking care of the Public Arms, un-
er the direction of the Quartermaster
Ieneral, to be paid upon the certificate of
le Governor. a sum not exceeding one
lousand dollars.
For payment Of County Treasurers'
lileage, one thousand six hundred dol
lrs.
For repayment Of Taxes enormously
the sum Of four thousand dol
Irs.
For expenses Of Special Elections, one
undred and fifty dollars.
Forpayment Of Wolf scalp certificates,
We hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of Fuel for the Legis-
lture and public offices. one thousand
ollars.
For transportation OF Convicts 10 the
enitentary, and costs Of prosecution.
nd for re-paying any amount advanced