Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-26

AN ACT

No. IFS AN ACT
Making Appropriations in part. for the Firs,
Quarter of the Year 1850.
Section /. BE il enacted by the General As.
sembly OF the State OF Ohio. That the following
sums he and are hereby appropria ted out IF any
money IN the treasury applicable thereto. rom the
general revenue, tor the expenses, in part nt the
inst quarter OF the year commencing on the iif.
teenih nay Ul Novembei. in the year eighteen hun
drd and fifty nin->, tis:9l:
For the pay MT nj OF the So laries of he governor
auditor. uta<ur,r comptroller OF the treasury sea-
rei"l oi stale, attorney general secretary to the
governor, state commissioner oi Common schools
and the state librarian, three thUusn nd four Eu..
dred and iw~rIy five dollars, (s1 ,455l;
For the payment of the 81 ares OF Judges Of the
supreme court. court OF common pleas. and supe-
Nor c"nfls, eighteen thousand nine hundred aid
my dollars (S!s,95Ol;
For the payment oi clerks in the Office Of the
auditor OF stnte, one Thousand four hundred dollars
Si,4U0';
For The payment of clerks in the Office Of the
treasurer OF state, seven hundred dollars. (ST00l;
For the payment OF the clerks IN the Office OF the
comptroller oi the treasurer eight hundred dollars
(SStU); and for The first quarter OF $50 $500;
For the payment OF cle;ks in the Office of the
secretary OF state, five hundred dollars. (1c0):
For tho payment OF clerk in the office of attor-
ney general, two hundred dollars. (S2ro);
For the payment OF mllenge OF county treasurers
travelling 10 and returning from The senl OF gov
erarnetr ing their semi ANIMAL settleraen; in
the month OF February, le60, one thousand eigh,
hundred doiiais. tsi soy.
BEELroLrXT INSTITUTIONS.
For provisions and household and current ex-
penses of the central Ohio lunaic asylum, ten
thousand dollars, tSl0,00G);
For provisions. household and current expenses
of the southern Ohio luuaiic asylum, six thousand
dollars, (S6.00J);
For provisions house holj and currcn, expenses
Of the northern Ohio lunaiic asylum, six thousand
dollars. (S6 0G0E
For the salaries Of superintendent, steward ma
tron physician and teachers OF the Ohio iusi;u-
ton for the education Of the deaf and danih, two
thousand two hundred and ti.iy dollars t52 25cl;
For provisions, household and current expenses
of said nsItuion. three thousand dollars S3 OQO);
For salaries of officers, teachers, and other en-
ployees in tkc Ohio Institution tor the education
OF the blind, one thousand FIVE hundred and sew.
epty hve dollars. $3.50;
For proyi ions, household and current expenses
o raid Institution, three thousand two hundred
dollars, (SS 2o0l;
For the salaries of superintendent, other officers
aud teachers of the Ohio state asvlum ior idiots,
five hundred and fifty dollars. (s55O),
For provisions and necessary huu ehold expenses
of the said asylum, five hundred dollars, (s5Oo);
STATE REroRM FARM.
For the salaries of the officers Of the state reform
farm. one thousand dollars, Isl ,00ol;
For provisions, clothing. lodging, school books
for, and the educa,inn md training of boys, ioui
thousand dollars, Isl ,oOO);
OHIO PEEIrTNTIART.
For the payment Of salaries ni the directors. war
den. deputy warden. clerk, physieian,s moral in
structor and resistant Ieachers Of the Dhin peni
| ,oniiary one thousand five hnn:,rcd and two dol
| lars. tsl,5o2)
| For raymeni OF guards and night witches Of the
Ohio pen,en,iary. five thousand two hundrd unc
| five dollars, ts5.205l;
For paymsnt-for provision clothing repnirs o
all kinds. fuel, lights, hospital. and other necas
| cary current expenses OF the Ohio peniten,iary
faur teen thousand four hundred dollars, tsl4 sn,
For payment OF cosis of prosecutions and con
victon and transportation OF convicts 10 the phit
penilen,inry six thousand two hundred and hfi,
dollars, (s6 ,250);
For allowance 10 discharged convet., 10 pa,
thor expenses 10 Ihoir homes, tnrce hundred dol
lars, (s3ool:
Sec q This net shall take effect md be il
force from and after its passage,
WILLIAM O. WOODS.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
! MARTIN WEIKER,
| President Of the Senate,
i Apiil 1. 1889.