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

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gent expenses, five thousand dollars.
TO Ransom A. Gillen, chairman o!
the j,int select committee ofshe Senate
and House Of Representatives, on the
reception ofthe guests cf the state, for
money expended for the state. the sum
Of two hundred and ninety-two dollars
and sixty-six cents.
For expenses Of committee Of investi-
CATION in each house, in taking testimony,
service ofprocess, and pay Cor the aiIend-
ance Of witnesses, seveniy-6ve dollars.
To J, Boswell and Son, for work done,
and for desks furnished for the Supreme
Court, at its March torn, one thousand
leigh, hundred and fifly-iwo, under the
discretion Of said court, forty.one dollars
and nine cents.
To Henry Fraas, for seventy-tbree
days labor at the Old State House, seven.
| ty three dollars.
To Henry Mack, forty-six dollars, fol
sorty-six days labor on the old state
house. e
To Thos. Bonsall, for assisting the
state Librarian, and for books sold TO the
Governor for the library, the sum Of one
hundred and forty-three dollars and fitiy
cents.
TO J. H. Riley and Company, for sta
,ionery furnished to the Court in Bank,
at its December term, A. D. 1851, The
sum Of one hundred and twelve dollars.
To Samuel Williams, the sum Of seven
hundred and 6fty.eight dollars and seventy
cents, being the amount in full due 10
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 mia blocks, between the old seven
ranges uad the Scioto river, and south
Of The United States Military tract, com Z
prising eight hundred and fifty one pages,
also, volumes two, three and four ofsub-
divisions into sections, in said military
tract, comprising eleven hundred and
eighty-one pages, being a total of twenty
- . .
hundred and thirty-iwo pages. at thirty
Eve cents per page, making seven hun
dred and eleven dollars and twenty cents,
also, for making separate map indices Of
each township, at nine dollars and fifty
cents per volume, making forty seven
dollars and fifty cents, in all seven hun
dred and fly 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
iweniy-seccnd, one thousand eight hun
dred and fiffy-one-
To H. Mason, for articles of tin ware,
furnished for the use ofthe General As
semby, January iih, Ammo Domini, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-two, the
sum oftwo dlllars and fifty cents.
To j. G. Hallings, the sum Of six dol
lars and seveniy-fve cents, for vanishing
desks in The House Of Representatives.
To J.D. Osborn and company, the sum
Of two hundred and sixty two dollars and
thirty. five cents, for rcarpeis and mats
furnished for the new hall Of the House
Of Representatives, furnished February
third, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-two.
To |. G. Dryer and Company, the
sum Of eighty-one dollars for chairs, ta-.
bles, stands and desks, furnished for. the
Hall Of Representatives, January first,
one thousand eight hundred and fiftY-two.
To P. Baine and Company, the sum
Of nine dollars and twenty-six cents, for
articles furnished to repair States House,
December, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-one.
ToA. P. Stone,t the sum oftwo hundred
and forty dollars, for carpets for state
house. furnished December nine
teenih, and twenty seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one.
To |. Fl. Roston, The sum Of two dol
dars and seventy-6ve cents, for Knees
furnished for state house, in eighteen
hundred and filiy-one.
To S. Medary, the sum Of seventy
FIVE dollars, for binding done for state
Library, in October and December,
eighteen hundred and fifty-one.
To Dwigh. Stone aad Company, the
sum of tweDty-one dollars and forty six
cents, fot articles furnished torepair state
house, in December, eighteen hundred
md fifly-one.
To John Stone and Company, the
sum Of seven dollars and eighty-two
cents, for sundry articles furnished to
repair the state house, in November and
December, eighteen hundred and fifty one.
To BRAZIL Riddle, the sum ofone hun
dred dollars, Cor fifty days attendance on
the Supreme Court in Bank, for Decem-
Der term, eighteen hundred and ffly-one.
Sec. 2. For the prosecution Of the
work upon the new state house, and 10
delray the necessary expenses of the pro-
fiable employment Of convict labor
as provided BY law, the addition
al sum Of fseventy-6ve thousand dollars.
Sec. 8. For the paynent of the fol-
owing claims, presented, proven, and
ordered to be paid, viz: