Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
April 4. 1853.
[ No. 17S.1 AN ACT
Making Appropriations, ia part, for ths Firs.

Making Appropriations, ia part, for ths Firs.
Quarter Of the Year 1900 sse,6s
Section l. BE IL enacted 81 the General ss-
serR5ly Of The State Of OHIO, Thai The following
sums be and are hereby appropriated out Of sny
money in the treasury applicabls thereto. fiu,nl
the first quarter of the year commencing on the
fifteenth day of November. in the year s;ghtee:.
hundred and fifty (I559.)
! For the payment Of the salaries Of the COVER
nor, auditor, treasurer, Comptroller OF the tressr-
ry, secretary of state, attorney general secretary
to the governor, state commissioner Of common
schools. and the state librarian, three thousand
four hundred and twenty five dollars, (S3 425; y
For the payment of the salaries Of Judge, II
the supreme court. courts of Common pleas, and
superior courts, eighteen Thousand nine handre,t
and fifty dollars, (Sl5.950;) 1r1
For the payment of clerks in the Office Of tho
auditor Of state, one Thousand four hundred dol
lars, Isl 400)
For the payment of clerks in the Office of the
treasurer of state, seven hundred dollars (s7 O0N
For The pay ment Of clerks in the office Of The
Comptroller of the treasury, eight hundred dol
lars, (SoO0.) and for the first quarter Of 1859,
(S600) '
For the payment of clerks in the Office of fba
secretary OF state, FIVE hundred dollars. rS500)
For the payment of clerk in the Office Of attor
ney general, two hundred dollars. (S200;l
For the rayment Of mileage Of county treasu-
rers travelling 10 and returning from fhessan Of
government making their semi-annuai settle
ment in the month Of February, 1860. one thau
sand eight hundred dollars. (sI.S00) v
BENEVOLENT ISsTIrCTIoSs.
For provisions and household and current ex-
penses of the central Ohio lanaiIe asylum Ftsn
Thousand dollars, (Sl0.000;)
For provisions household and crlrrest ex.,e,-
fF .bas- tt,.1r.a
Thousand dollars, (S6,00;)
For provisions. household and current esren.
sea of the northern Ohio lunatie asyluu, siz
thousand dollars, (S6.O003
For the salaries of superintendent. steward.
matron. physician and teachers of the Ohio inst;
tuition for the education of the deaf and dumb.
two thousand two hundred and City dol ars.
(S2.2500
For provisions, household and current eSnen-
SIS OF s1id institution, three Thousand dollars,
(S3.O00;)
For salaries Of officers. teachers and other en-
Ployees in the Ohio institution for the eIucasisn
of the blind, one thousand five hundred and
seventy-f five dollars, (S1, ,575;) 81
For provisions, household and c1rrent exTsn-
ses Of said institution. three Thousand two hun
dred dollars. ($3.200) tt+
For the salaries of the superintendent. othe-
officers and teachers of the Ohio state asvlurn for
idiots, five hundred and fifty dollars, s550:)s
For provisions and necessary household er.
penses Of the said asylum, five hundred dollars,
(S500.)
STATE REFORM FARM.
For the salaries Of the officers OF the state RI
form farm, one thousand dollars, (:sl .Oe61 -l't
For provisions, clothing, lodging school bOeks
for, and the education and training Of boys, fa1r
thousand dollars, (S4080.) S1ld
OHIO PESITENITARY
For payment Of salaries of the directors, var
den, deputy warden, clerk, physician, moral
and assistant teachers Of the Ohio
penitentiary, one thousand five hundred and
two dollars, (Sl .502;) fr-. -
For payment Of guards and night watches OF
the Ohio penitentiary, five thousand two hun
dred and five dollars, (S5,205;) -...f -asa-,t
For payment for provisions. clothing, repairs
of all kinds, fuel, lights, hospital, and other ne
cessary current expenses, of the Ohio peniten-
tiarv, fourteen thousand four hundred dollars,
(Sl4400)
For payment of costs Of prosecutions and con-
yction and transportation OF convlcts to the Ohio
six thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars. (S6250;) 4aa,.i
For allowance to discharged eonvicts, TO ray
their expenses to their homes three hundred dol.
lars, (S3O0.) -y 81
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect and ba u
force from and after its passage. 80 ~
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
April 4, 1859.