Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-17


thousand dollars;
For the payment of salaries of Judges Of the
supreme court, of the court of common pleas
judges of the superior courts Of Cincinnati, Mont
somery and Franklin counties, thirty four thou
sand dollars;
For contingent fund of secretary of state, seven
hundred and tif,y dollars;
For contingent fund OF treasurer Of state, twelve
hunderd dollars;
For contingent fund of auditor Of state, five
hundred dollars.
For contingent fund of school commissioner,
eight hundred dollars;
For salary of secretary of governor, eight hun
dred dollars;
For payment of clerks in the auditors Office,
seven thousand five hundred dollars;
For payment Of clerks in the treasurers Office,
two thousand seven hundred dollars;
For salaries of clerks in the secretary of states
Office. two thousand dollars;
For salaries of superintendent, physicians.
steward, matron, and other officers and employ
ees, and for household and incidental expenses,
and for repairs and improvements Of the Cen
trail Ohio Lunatic Asylum, the sum Of thirty
seven thousand eight hundred dollars and for
salary of moral instructor, two hundred dol
lars;
For salaries Of superintendent, physicians,
steward, matron. and other officers and persons
employed in, and for household and incidental
expenses, of the Southern Ohio Lunatic Asylum,
nineteen thousand dollars; and for grading and
other repairs, and omnibus, five thousand eight
hundred dollars;
For salaries of superintendent, physician, stew
ard, matron, and others employed in, and for
household and other incidental expenses of the
Northern Lunatic Asylum, twenty-four thousand
dollars, and for repairs and Improvement of
grounds, five thousand dollars;
For salaries of superinten dent, other officers,
teachers and employees, and current and eontin-
gent expenses of the Institution for the Eduea-
ton of the Deaf and Dumb, twenty thousand
dollars; and for repairs and other improvements,
three thousand. four hundred four dollars and
forty-twO cents, being the balance of former
appropriations for building purposes, and unex-
pended;
For salaries of officers and teachers. and for
general expenses and repairs Of the Institution
for the Education of the Blind, eighteen thou
sand dollars;
For paying the expenses Of the trustees of
the Benevolent Institutions, one thousand dol
lars; ..
For printing. stitching and binding for State
department, fifteen thousand dollars;
For compensation to erier of the Supreme
Court, to be paid on the certificate of the chief
justice to the auditor Of stite three hundred dol
lars, at the rate of dollar and fifty cents per
day:
For compensation 20 messenger Of Supreme
Court, at the rate of one dollar per day, to be
paid on the certificate OF the court 70 the auditor
Of state, two hundred and fifty dollars;
For salary of Qu9rtermGster General, four hun
dred dollars; and for his contingent expenses,
three hundred and fifty dollars;
For salary Of AdJutant General, three hundred
dollars;
Fer payment of taxes erroneously assessed, in
eluding amount refunded under joint resolution
passed April Ilth, 1856, relative to the duties
of auditor of state in settling with banks, fifty
five thosand dollars;
For fuel for use Of State, four thousand dol
lars;
For payment of salaries of warden. deputy
warden, clerk, physician, moral instructor and
assistant of the Ohio Penitentiary, three thou
sand two hundred and fifty five dollars;
For payment of guards, provisions, clothing
and other expenses of the Ohio Penitentiary, six
ty five thousand dollars;
Fer the the payment of costs in the case of
the State Of Ohio against James Summons, the
sum Of fourteen hundred and forty-fcur g 10
100 dollars, or rs much thereof as the warden of
the Penitentiary, under the advice of the attor
ney general shall certify to be correct: Provided
the attorney general shall be of OPINION that the
same is. by law, ehargeable upon the state treas
ury, or is not otherwise provided for;
For state board of agriculture, being the pro
eeeds of show licenses and eseheated lands. three
thousand six hundred and forty-three dollars
and twenty cents;
For salary of secretary Of commissionerof com
mon schools, three hundred dollars;
For stationary for use of state, fourteen thou
sand dollars: and for distribution of the laws and
journals and public documents, two thousand
dollars;
For payment of expenses Of trustees OF 6enevo-
lent Institutions prior to the year 1856, two hun
dred dollars;
To pay balance of expenses of the late trus-
tees of the Lunatic Asylum, seven hundred dol
lars;
To pav debts Of the Central Lunatic Asylum,
four thousand seven hundred and twenty five
dollars:
For paving balances of indebtedness of the
Northern and Southern Lunatie Asylums and
the new State House, incurred prior 10 the 9Th
day of November, 1855, twenty thousand dol
lars, % be audited and paid rnder the prOvis-
ions and subject 10 the restrictions prescribed in
the act Of March llth, 1856, ''making appropri-
ations TO pay the indebtedness Of the benevolent
lnStitutiOnS ana new SJNle House,
For distributing reports Of commissioner OF
common schools for the year 1886, one hundred
and fifty dollars:
For repairs to the penitentiary to be expended
under the direction and control Of the directors,
eleven thousand dollars;
To pay T. Eaton for publishing new constitu-
ton in the Miami Commercial, in le5l, twenty
six dollars;
To pay Columbus Gas Company for gas light
for state, twenty four hundred dollars;
For the purchase of books and magazines for
state library, one thousand dollars;
For moving library, and for binding maga-
ZINES, newspapers, and state documents, one
thousand dollars;
For postage, and necessary expenses not 9TH
crwise provided for. for state library, two hun
dred dollars;
For paving balances due on books ordered by
late librarian, and for magazines and newspa
pers, Of past years, one hundred and fity dol
lars;
For contingent expenses Of attorney general,
eight hundred dollars, including two hundred
for purchase of law books for his office;
For postage for auditor Of state, eight hundred
dollars;
For expenses (being fees and costs incurred BY
committees of the Legislature) To E. u. Hutchin-
son one dollar and fifty cents, to S. B. HanEum,
notary public, two dollars, and to Cyrus Men
denhall, two dollars and twenty-five cents;
For expenses of standing committees on be
nevolent institutions. in visiting Northern Lu-
matte Asylum at Neyburg. six dollars and fifty
cents
For paying Robert Hume his services fer ex-
amining BOOKS and stating accounts of the
Treasurer, two hundred and sixteen dollars:
For care of the public arms, and rent of build
ing to store the same, nine hundred dollars;
For Janitor Of the State House, three hundred
dollars. To pay contingent expenses Of Janitor
of State House, one hundred dollars-the items
of his account to be approved and certified to by
the secretary of State;
To pay Joseph Cox for services rendered in
behalf of the STATE as counsel in the case of John
Lockhart. as instructed by Joint resolution on
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 hundred and seventy dollars;
te be expended under the direction of the State
House Commissioners;