Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-15
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the asylum of the deaf and dumb, i've thou
sand nine hundred do lars.
For paying the secretary OF the Governor,
clerks in the auditors Office, three clerks in
the treasurers Office, and two clerks in the
Secretary Of States Office, eleven thousand
do lars.
! For the completion of the building Of the
new State House, to be applied TO the finish
| ing Of the Offices, and assembly rooms, and
| furnishing the same, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For transportation of conVicts 10 the Peni-
ientiary, and COSTS OF prosecution, the sum Of
thirty-fve thousand dollars.
| For introduction OF gas fixtures into the lu-
ma ic asylum al G lumbus, the sum of thirty
five hundred dollars.
|, For tho finishing Of The heating aparatus,
the plumbing, theg works, the steam engine,
fitting up the laundry. and cooking range of
the lunatic asylum at Newburgh and Dayton,
the sum OF ten thousand dollars each.
| For bedsteads, beds, bedding, chairs, tables,
table ware, kitchen utensils, and salaries OF
physicians, and attendants, and for medicines,
instruments, provisions, fuel and labor, the
sum of twenty-five thousand dollars each for
the lunatic asylum at Dayton and NewburgL.
| For the payment of Robert Neil for the rent
Of rooms for the House of Representatives,
nine hundred dOlla,s.
Forp DIVISIONS, household expenses, clothing,
fuel labor, servants, and contingent expenses
Of the asylum for the deaf and dumb, eight
thousand dollars.
For the salaries of the superintendent, ma
tron, phys clan, teachers and stewards OF tho
ASYLUM for tie blind, SIX thousand dollars.
| For the salaries and expenses OF artisans and
| nc MI NJ a fNHt ba hiind tl0u-
sand dollars.
For clothi'g, provisions, furniture, labor,
servants, stationery, materials for workshops,
contingencies for The asylum for the blind,
four thousand dollars.
For repairs, books, musical instruments, and
stationery for the asylum for the blind, two
thousand do lars.
For the State library, for the purchase OF
books and periodicals., Two tho sand dollars.
For printing for. tho various departments,
ien thousand dollars.
For taking care of the public arms, and for
rent OF building in whichto lodge the same, to
be paiG o the certificate ofthe Governor, one
thousand dolav.
For tne payment OF the salaries OF the ad-
jutant Gene al, and Quarter Master General,
each three bundled collars.
For payment OF the milssgeof county treas~
ure rs, one thousand dollars.
For taxes refundXd, enormously assessed
four thousand dollars.
For fuel for departments Of State, two thou
sand dollars. ..-. .....s..,. ..,....s
/ For distribution of publ: documents, FIVE
hundred dollars.
For payment of salary Of The warden of the
penitentiary, twelve hundred dollars.
For saay y OF moral instructor of the peniten-
tiary, seven hundred dollars.
For salaries OF deputy warden and clerk Of
the peuitentiory, fifteen hundred dollars.
For payment of guards, repairs, general ex-
penSeS, provision and clothing for the peni-
tentiOry, forty-fve thousand dollars.
TO State board of agriculture, three thou-
sand dollars.
Fer secretary Of State commissioners OF COM
mon schools, the sum Of three hundred dol
lars.
For payment Of wolf scalp certificates, two
hundred dollars.
Sec. 7. No moneys hereby appropriated,
sh all be drawn from the treasury of State for
any purpose prior to the time that such money
or moneys shall become due and payable to the
persons entitled TO eceive the same.
Tte moneys by this act appropriated for the
support aEdmaintenance Of the deaf and dumb
the blind and lunntic asylums at Co umbuS,
shall be drawn on the warrant Of the Auditor
Of State, based On vouchers, presented for
moneys duly expended, which vouchers shall
be endorsed ~ the superintendent Of the in
stitution inrurring the expenditure, and shall
also be approved by member Of the commit
Tee de interim, of the trustees of said nstitu-
ton. Prov ided, that five hundred dollars OF
The sum appropriated for each year by this act,
for the general expenses of the asylum of the
deaf and dumb FIVE hundred dollars Of the
sum so appropriated for theflunatic asylum at
Columbus, shall be a contingent fund, TO be
expended as may be required for said institu-
tons; 10 be drawn quarterly, and vouchers for
the expenditure Of the same to be certified and
approved as hereinafter provided and audited
by the Auditor Of State.
Tie money herein appropriated for finishing
the new State House, shall be drawn from time
10 time, on q warrant of the State Auditor,
based on vouchers, for expenditures duly in
cured, which voucher shell be endorsed by
the architect of the building, and approyedb by
the superintendent thereof.
The moneys herein appropriated for finish.
J ing the two new lunatic asylums, shall be
drawn on the warrant of the auditor, based on
vouchers for expenditures duly incurred, whirh
vouchers shall be endorsed by the superintend-
cut VI tHS uullulnS lOl "HtOH tuS SApeuultuio
was incurred.
Sec. s. There shall be levied for the fiscal
year A. D. one thousand eight hundred and
fifty FIVE, upon the grand list OF the state, in
the manner prescribed by the act entitled"an
act for the assessment and taxation of.all prop
erty in this state, and for levying taxes thereon,
according 10 its true value in money" passed
April thirteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty Two, for general revenue purposes,
six tenhs Of mill on the dollar valuation;
for common school purposes, one and half
mills on the dollar valuation; and for school
+ library purposes, one tenth Of mih on the
dollar valuation of the propertyon the grand
list.
J For the purchase Of two acres Of land ad-
joining on the east side Of the lot upon which
the blind asylum is located, 10 be attached 10
: said lot, twenty-five hundred dollars.
II Sec, 9. No money shall be paid out by
4 esson of any appropriation herein, exceeding
: the amour. lawfully due.
Sec. 10. Theunexpended balance of the
former appropriation for the erection Of an in
; firmary for the Iunatic asylum at Columbus, is
= hereby transferred to the general revenue fund
! for the present year.
49,. F. G. LEBLOND,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
! ROBERT LEE,
. President Of the Senate, pro TEN.