Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-15
For the purchase Of lani, FIVE hundred dol.

For The payment OF engineerS' salaries, spe-
'ial superintendants, attorneys fees, witness
's' fees and incidental expenses, two thou
'and five bundled dollars.
For the payment OF awards, by appraisers
If damages five hundred dollars.
OHIO CANAL-SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For repairs, including labor, the payment Of
draw-bndge tenders, materials,
ools and the salaries of superinlendaniS,
wenty thousand dollars.
For the construction OF two locks, sixteen
thousand dollars.
For the payment of awards by the appraisers
If damages, four hundred dollars.
For the payment Of engineers salaSies, spe-
,ial Superintendents, attorneys fees, witness
,s' fees, and Incidental expenSeI, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
OHIO CANAL-MlDDLE DIVISION.
For repairs, including labor, the payment
,f lock tenders, draw bridge tenders, ma
erials, tools, and the payment OF the ssla-
hes OF superinLendantS, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For Reconstruction OF locks and culverts,
Lwel I've thousand dollars.
For bottoming out deep cut at Licking Sum-
nit reservoir, two thousand dollars.
For repairing Licking feeder, FIVE hundred
dollars.
For the payment Of awards, by appraisers Of
damages, five hundred dollars.
For the payment OF engineers salaries, spe-
cial Sunerintenlants, attorneys fees, witness
es' fees and Incidental expenses, two thousand
dollars.
HOOKING CANAL.
For repairs, including labor, the payment oi
lock tenders, materials, tools and the payment
Of the salaries Of superintendants, six thou
sand dollars.
For reconstruction Of culvert, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For widening and bottoming out Lancas-
ter side cut, fifteen thousand FIVE hundred
dollars.
For the payment OF engineers salaries, spe.
cial supe inte ndants, attorneys fees, witness
es' fees and incidental expenses, six hundred
dollars.
Observation-Disclosures.
For repairs, including labor, the pay
ment of lock tenders, draw bridge tenders
tools, and the payment Of tht
salaries Of supe-intendants, seven Thousand
dollars.
For construction and lock gates, six thou
sand dollars.
For lift-lock at Harmer, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For the payment Of engineers salaries, xpe.
cial superintendants, attorneys fees, witness
es' fees and incidental expenses, two thousan,
dollars.
GENERAL EXPENSES.
For incidental expenses at the office Of tht
Board OF Public Works, including payment o.
salaries of secretary and assistant, Office rent
and furniture and fixtures, records, books ant
blanks; for collectors, postage, &C., four thou
sand dolIars.
For payment of the salaries Of the member
of the Board Of Public Works, four thousant
five hundred dollars.
Sec. 4. In case the amounts appropriated
in the preceding sections, for repairs on the
canals, shall prove insufficient in consequence,
of extraordinary foods, or other casualtles,th
further sum Of twenty thousand dollars is here
by appropriated fof that purpose, out Of an!
moneys in the treasury, not otherwise appro
prated.
Sec. 5. For the purpose ofliquidatiug the
deficit in the appropriation made for superin
tendance, repairs and damages on the Publ,
Works, for the year eighteen hundred and ff
ty-three, there is hereby appropriated the sun
of fory-nine thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-one dollars and seventy-six cents, out o
any money in the treasury, not otherwise ap
propriated. ..
Sec. 6. Within thirty days after the expi
ration of each quarter of the year, it shall b,
the duty of the Board of Public Works 10 fil,
in the office Of the Auditor of State, full
and detailed statement Of the amounts draw
from the treasury during the preceding quar-
ter, under each fthe foregoing appropriation
with corresponding vouchers for the same
The statement shall specify in detail, thu
several amounts paid, to whom, at what time
and on what account; and the said vouchers
and statement shall be examined and compar
ed, by the Auditor of State, and one or NOR,
members of the Board of Public Works, ant
if found TO be in pursuance of law, the Au
ditor of State shall give to the Board certif
cate setting forth that fact, which certificate
shall be deposited in The Office of the BoarC
OF Public Works, and shall also endorse tina
fact upon the statement so filed. The sait
statement shall be published in the manne
pointed out in the act "To provide for the pub
lication OF an accurate and detailed statemen
Of the receipts and expenditures of the publi
revenue" passed March fourteenth, eighteel
hundred and fifty.tbree.
Sec. 7. No moneys by this act appropria
ted, shall be loaned with, or without interest
10 any company, corporation, or individu al
or be deposited with any bank, or with an
company, corporation, or individual; and an
violation of the provisions Of this section
shall be deemed and adiudged 10 be al
embezzlement of so much OF the said money
as shall have been so loaned or deposi
trd, which is hereby claimed to be misde
meanor; and upon conviction thereof, befor
any court Of this State having competent juris
diction, the officer or person so loanng, or de
posting contrary 10 the provisions Of this sec
ton, such officer or person shall be held
have forfeited his office. and shall be fined
a sum equal TO the amount of money embe1
zled..
Sec. g. And the Treasurer Of State ishere
by prohibited from paying out of the trea!
ury, any moneys other than those appropri'
ted by law, 10 be applied to the purpose fl
which said appropriation was made.
.teH F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker OF the House of Representative
.... ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro Ter
May /, 1854. ...
AN ACT
Making appropriations for General Reven'
puTpoSeS, for the wears 1854 and 1855.