Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-06-17
TERMS
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
PEk ANEUA. II ADsAEcF.
WHOLE NO. g124.

To Brothtrlin & Hahn for desk for Attorney
General, Auditor of State, and Clerk of the Sen
ate one hundred and thirty dollars;
For purchase of books for law library, fifteen
hundred dollars;
For building sewer at the Blind Asylum three
thousand dollars;
For the payment of claim Of Asahel Chitten-
den for the full balance due him lease of room
for keeping public arms made on the 18th No
vember, 1856, on condition that the lease for ths
same is surrendered to the Auditor Of State, two
hundred and fifty dollars;
For the payment Of balance Of account OF
Gardiner and Vincent for furniture To- New
burg Asylum six hundred forty-one dollars and
fifty cents;
For transportation of weights and measures.
beng the amount over drawn prior to 1856, sew
enty-eight dollars and forty three cents; -
For the payment of check No. 329, issued by
James B. Stedulan, on November Is. 1855, to
Thomas Smith, for lumber on southern division
of NJ. and Erie Canal. which was received by the
Collector at Dayton on account of water rents.
twelve dollars and twenty five cents, to be paid
out of canal fund, and for payment Of cheek No.
10, issued to Jacob Ernst for printing, twenty
three dollars twenty-five cents
For furnishing seals and presses to be furnish
ed by the Secretary of State, twenty dollars;
To Tay expenses Of special election, nifty dol
lars;
To James Shannon who became blind 10 tie
Ohio Penitentiary. five hundred dollars; @
For the purpose Of constructing sewer at thu
N o. Lunatie Asylum, the sum Of two thousand
five hundred dollars;
For constructing crib at the Malta mill in Nor
gan county, as directed 10y Joint Resolution,
passed this session, sum not exceeding twenty
five hundred dollars to be paid from canal fund;
To paw amount now due for fuel, three thou
bun ...l nd
For payment of chief fireman of heating aPpa-
ratus. four hundred and eighty dollars, at ths
rate of forty dollars per month for the time ao-
tually employed, to be paid on the order Of the
State House Commissioners;
For rebuilding feeder dams on Yellow Greek
and Little Cuyahoga, two thousand dollars;
For repairs on Sandy and Beaver Feeder, one
! thousand dollars; Provided that this appropria
ton shall in no case be applied until the provis
ions of tie act entitled ian act authorizing the
State of Ohio to adopt as part of the Public
Works Of the State, that portion of the Sandy
and Beaver canal which lies between Bolivar
and SIndyville," passed April 9Th, 1855, shall
have been fully complied with, and such canal
has been taken possession Of by the Board Of
Pui lie Works, in accordance with the provisions
of said act;
For payment Of salaries Of Engineer, sevc=
thousand I've hundred dollars; ---T
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hundred dollars; .
Fer work under contract prior to Nov. Is. 1855,
on Public Works of the State, twenty-oae thou
sand i've hundred dollars;
To pay for lands in original Lewistown Res
erToir, including expenses of appraisInent and
condemnation, twenty thousand dOllars; L
For work on section three. other than that
embraced in contract for repairs, one thoessEd
dollars; tf
For Iay2ent Of farriagc q. Portsmouth. ak
hundred dollars;
For enlargiag eulverts on the National Road,
| between Big Walnut and Alum Greek, in Frank
lin County. to be paid on the order OF the Board
/ of Public Works. sixteen hundred dollars:
/ For purchasing three hundred and fifty copies
of the Ohio State Reports for the year 1857, at
one dollar end sixty cents per volume as prUvi-
ded by law, five hundred and sixty dollars =
/ Provided, That all appropriations herein made
for expenses, or 10 pay balances on the public
works, shall be paid out of the Caual Fund. It
shall be lawful for the Auditor of State TO transfer
I from the General Revenue to the Canal Fund, as
! a temporary loan, such sum as may be necessary
TO meet tie several appropriations made out Of
said Canal Fund, so far as the same may be done
without reducing the General Revenue Fund be-
/ low the amount necessary to pay the aplropria-
tions required to be paid out Of said last named
I fund, which temporary loan shall be repaid out
Of tolls received on public works.
| To refund moneys received for lands improp-
eriy sold by the State one hundred dollars
, To pay for books for the increase ofthe Libra
~ for prisoners in the Penitentiery, one hundred
| dollars.
For Governors contingent fund eight hundred
! thirty lone dollars. r.s -sr
! For contingent fund of Governor for serving
acquisitions in other States, two hundred ninety
/ five dollars.
! For Governor's contingent fund to pay expen-
ses Of council employed by Attorney General
under the act in relation to the Canal Contruets,
I two thousand dollars. -15l
! The appropriation Cor the Penitentiary Of six
/ ty-fve thousand dollars. includes the appOpria-
ton for costs of conviction and transportation Of
/ eonyicts to the Penitentiary. f
/ SEC 9 This act shall be in force from and
after its passage. aif
! NH VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
- THOMAS H. FORD 90
President of the Senate.
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