The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-18
state, three hundred dollars, at lhe rate

preme court, at the rate OF one dollar per
day, to be paid on the certificate OF the
court to the auditor OF state, two hun
dred and fifty dollars;
For salary Of Quartermaster General,
four hundred dollars; and for his eontln-
gent expenses, three hundred and t1ity
dollars;
For salary Of Adjutant General, three
hundred dollars;
For payment of taxes erroneousiy as
sessed, including amount refunded un-
der Joint resolution passed April llth,
1856. relative TO the duties OF auditor o.
state in settling with banks, hity-nSe
thousand dollars;
For fuel for use ofstate, tour tliousauu
dollars:
For payment Of salaries OF warden,
deputy warden, clerk, physician, moral
instructor and assistant of the Ohio Pen
itentiary, three thousand two hundred
and fifty-fve dollars;
: For payment of guards, provisions,
clothing and other expenses Of the Ohio
Penitentiary. sixty-6ve thousand dollars;
For the payment Of the costs in the
case Of the State Of Ohio against James
Summons, the sum Of fourteen-hundred
and forty four dollars, or as much thereof
as the warden .of the penitentiary, under
the advice of the attorney general, shall
certify 90 be correct: Provided the attor-
nay general shall be of opinion that the
same is, by law, chargeable upon the
state treasury or is not otherwise proyi-
ded for;
For state board Of agriculture, being
the proceeds OF show licenses and eschea-
ted lands, three thousand six hundred
and forty three dollars and twenty cents;
For salary of secretary Of commissioner
Of common schools, three hundred dol
lars:
For stationery for use Of state. four
teen thousand dollars; and for distribu-
ton Of the laws and journals and public
documents, two thousand dollars;
For payment of expenses of trustees
of benevolent institutions prior to the
year $50, two hundred dollars:
To pay balance of expenses of the late
trustees Of the Lunatic Asylum. seven
hundred dollars;
To paw debts Of the Central Lunatic
Asylum, four thousand seven hundred
and twenty five dollars; 49,
For paying balances Of Indebtedness of
the Northern and Southern Lunatic Asy-
lums and the new State House, Incurred
prior to the 18th day of November, 1855,
twenty thousand dollars, to be audited
and paid under the provisions and SUBJ
iect to the restrictions prescribed in the
act Of March IL, "making appropriations
to pay the Indebtedness of the benevolent
institutions and new State House,"
For distributing reports of commission
er Of common schools for the year 1856,
one hundred and fifty dollars; s
For repairs to the penitentiary to be
expended under the direction and con-
troll Of the directors, eleven thousand dol
lars;
To pay z. Eaton for publishing new
constitution in the Miami Commercial, in
1851. twenty-six dollars;
To pay Columbus Gas Company for
gas light for State, twenty-four hundred
dollars;
- For the purchase of books and maya
zines for state library, one thousand dol-t
lars:
For moving library, and for binding
magazines, newspapers and state docu- !
ments, one thousand dollars;
For postage, and necessary expenses
not otherwise provided for, for state Ii
brary. two hundred dollars;
For paying balances due on books or
dered by late librarian, and for maga-
zines and newspapers. of past year, one
hundred and fifty dollars;
he For contingent expenses Of attorney
general, eight hundred dollars, including
two hundred for purchase of law books
for his Office.
Z For postage for auditor Of stale. eight
hundred dollars;
For expenses (being fees and costs in
Cured by committees of the Legislature)
to E. E. Hutchison one dollar and fifty
cents, to S. B. Hannum, notary public,
two dollars ,and to Cyrus Mendenhall two
dollars and twenty FIVE cents.
For expenses of standing committees on
benevolent institutions, in visiting Nor
thern Lunatic Asylum at Newburg, six
dollars and fifty cents.
For paying Robert Hume his services
for examining books and stating accounts
Of the treasurer, two hundred and six
teen dollars;
For care of the public arms, and rent
Of bnilding to store the same, nine hun
dred dollars;
For Janitor of the State House, three
hundred dollars. TO pay contingent ex
penses Of Janitor Of State House, ,one hun
dred dollars--the items of his account to
be approved and certified to by the Secre-
tary of State;
To pay Joseph Cox for services render
ed in behalf of the State, as counsel in the
case OF John Lockhart. as instructed by
joint resolution or that subject, the sum
Of One hundred and fifty dollars;
For expenses of shelving book cases,
counters and other fixtures necessary in
the State House ten thousand five hun
dred and seventy dollars; to -be,expended
under the direction of the State House
Commissioners;
To Brotherlin 6s Hahn for desk for At
torney General, Auditor of State and Clerk
Of the Senate, one hundred and thirty dol
lars;
For purchase Of books for. law library,
fifteen hundred dollars;
For building sewer at the Blind Asylum,
three thousand dollars;
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