Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-15
treasurers eieht hundred dollars.

tron, physician, steachers and steward of the
asylum for the blind, five thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars.
For furnishing legislative halls and Supreme
Court room, two hundred and fifty dollars, TO be
pad upon bills presented 10 the auditor OF
state, ifpropery verified and found 10 be cor
/ rect.
For the agricultural funds, being proceeds OF
show licenses, three thousand collars.
| For payment OF wolf scalp certificates six
hundred dollars.
| For secretary 10 ihe state commissioner OF
common schools three hundred dollars.
| For the purchase OF books for the library in
The penitentisr!, three hundred dollars ous of
the visitors fund, 10 be expended under the
direction OF the moral instructor.
| To Gere & Abbott; for material for furnish
ing House of Representatives present session,
thirty-Seven dollars and sixty-lWo cents.
| To }. II. Riley, for articles furnished the
House OF Representatives, the present session,
sevnety-two dollars and fifty cents.
| To G. NJ. Grant for making secretary for
clerks desk Of HOEse Of Representatives and
repairing locks, len dollars and seventy two
4 cents.
To N. Whiting, for balance for articles
furnished legislature OF eighteen hundred and
forty nine and fifty, fourteen dollars and fifty
fcents.
To KIbourne, Kuhne 4 Co., seventy-fcur
dollars and twenty cents, for material fur
niShed in fitting up the Han Of the House and
Senate Chamber for the year 1862.
Il To Henry Trevitt, for notarial fees before
the committee 10 investigate charges sgaiESt
the Clerk Of the Senate ten dollars.
To Thomas RlOrlOn, for eighty days OF.
tendance on the Supreme Court as messenger
and special constable, one bundled aid seven
ty-two dollars
To Hyde Il Schlapp, for fitting up the Ser
ate Chamber for the session of 1854 as per
contract with secretary of stale, sixty dollars
and fifty cents,
To KilbOurne, Kuhne Il Co, for materials
for the use of The Senate for sergeant at arms
for the session Of 1852, tllrty-tWo dollars and
twenty-three cents.
To Thomas Kennedy, for four days services
preparing and taking care OF both halls OF The
state house for the reception Of the Legislature
for the session Of 1852, as per order OF stale
!. librarian, twelve dollars.
u To Kellogg y Foote, 70, storing Of state arms
Sky dollars.
; To Columbus Gas Light and Coke Coupa-
ny foreas for House Of Representatives during
present session, three hundred and nineteen
! dollars aud ninety three cents.
FoE the payment Of three hundred copies of
Geiger's tax tables, three thousand FIVE hmm
: ed dollars TO the Columbus Gas Light and
Coke Company, for gas furnished the Senate
; hall the present session, one hundred and for.
, .g~s~o froiisrs and seyoniy-hye cents TO
Thomas Kennedy, for one hundred and two
= days service as assistant lbrari1p one hundred
and ftty.three dollars !; 10 Denig Il Harry, for
sundnes for use of the Senate the present ses.
u sion, sixteen dollars and tn rteen cents to A..
a W. Smith, for cash paid for assistance to The
serseant-at-arms Of the Senate, three dollars
9 and fifty cents ; to A. P, Sanford, FIR storing
n State arms, ninety seven dollars; top. Ambos
C for the use OF furniture in Senate hall during
the last and present sessions, one hundred and
: twenty five dollars.
Sec. 2. There shall be levied for the cur.
, rent fiscal year upon the grand list of the
State, in the manner prescribed by The act
entitled ian act for the assessment and taxa
ton OF all property in this State, and for levy
= ing taxes thereon, according 10 its true value
in money" passed April L3, 1852, for general
4 revenue purposes, seven-tenths OF o mill on
the dollar valuaton.
, For common school purposes, one and hall
T mills on the dollar valuaton, and for school
, library purposes one-tenth Of mill on the
dollar va uation OF the property On the grand
list.
E Sec. 4. Should there be deficit in the gen.
y eral revenue fund for The current year, the
, commissioned OF the sinking fund are hereby
authorized and directed 10 loan and transfer 10
7 the general revenue fund from the sinking
S fund sum sufficient TO lquidale said deficit
not exceeding one hunIred and fifteen thou
sand dollars, provided, the same can be done
t without impalrng sad sinking fund or redu-
clng 1t Eelow the amount requred for the
payment Of the interest Of the foreign aud do
I meSuc debt OF TIE Stale, and The amount OF
! principle prescribed by the Constitutions; and
q. the amount so loaned or transferred, Shall be
\ paid and returned TO said sinking fund, TO.
gether with six per cent interest thereon, rom
= the proceeds of The levy for general revenue
purpos S, herein made for The year eighteen
hundred and fifly-lour.
Sec. B. The appropriations made in this act
, are in addition TO appropriations heretofore
made by laws heretofore enacted.
n Sec. 6. That the following sums be and
they are hereby appropriate ou,of any money
, In the treasury applicable 10 the ordinary ex-
t pendtureS OF Government, 10 be paid for the
: year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
FIVE:
2 For The payment Of he salaries of the CIV
ernor, Auditor, Treasurer and Secretary ofState
: the Attorney General, State Commissioner of
: common schools, and Librarian, Ten thousand
dollars.
For the payment Of the salaries of the iudg.
o eS of The supreme court, Judges OF the court O.
common pleas, judges of the superior courts
# at Cincinnati, forty eighNthousand dollars.
: For the paymedt Of the contingent fund of
the Audi:o: OF state, two thousand five hun
5 dred dollars.
o For the payment of the contingent fund o.
the Treasurer Of State, fifteen hundred dol
:, lars.
s., Fol The payment or the contingent fund o
i the Governor, three tNousand dollars.
For the payment of the contingent fund Of
S the State Commissonsr Of common schools
o eight hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the contingent fund o
'i the Secretary Of State, fifteen hundred dol
lars.
:. For the payment Of the contingent fnnd o
= the attorney General, seven hundred dollars
J, For Stationery, for tie use of the depart
ments OF State, twelve thousand dollars.
q For salaries of the Superintendent, PLY
=, - sician, Stewards and Ma iron of the Lunatl
- Asylum a, Columbus, three thousand two hun
dred dollars. @ tuf
n For proyis isions, household expenses, clo
:, thing, servefts, library, stationery uel, labor
le medicines and contingent expenses for the lu