Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-06-30

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Sec. .. This shall take effect and be in
| force from and after the date of its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of House of Representatives
E. BASSETT LANDGN.
President pro teIn., of the Seuae
March 10, 1859.
AN ACT
Making Appropriations for the Year Eighteen
Hundred Fiffy-nine.
SECTION BE It enacted 6u the General Assem-
by Of the State Of Ohio, That the following sums
in addition TO former appropriations. be and the
same hereby are appropriated out of any money
IN the state treasury for general revenue purpos-
es TO be paid according tolaw. for the year eigh-
teen hundred fifty-nine, Q859):
EXPENSES OF TAE STATE GOVERNMENT.
For the payment of the salaries of the gover-
nor, auditor. treasurer, comptroller OF the treas
ury, secretary of state, attorney general, state
commissioner of common schools, commissioner
OF statistics, secretary of governor and librarian
eighl thousand eight hundred and seventy five
dollars
For the payment of the lieutenant governor
as president OF the senate, members of the gea-
eral assembly, their clerks, assistant clerks, SER
geants-at-arms, their assistants, and messenger
boys, twenty five thousand dollars.
For the payment of the salaries of the Judges
of the supreme court. of the court of common
pleas, and judges of fhesuperior courts fifty six
thousand and fifty dollars.
For the contingent fund of the auditor of state,
eight hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of the treasurer of
state, one thousand dollars.
For the contingent fund of the comptroller of
the treasury, to reimburse the auditor or state,
and for the year 1859, twelve hundred and fifty
dollars.
ForShe postage for the Office of the comptroll-
er OF the treasury, one hundred dollars.
For contingent fund of the state librarian,
five hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of the commissioner
of statistics, one hundred dollars.
For contingent fund fthe state commissioner
of common schools, six hundred dollars
For the payment of the salary of the clerk to
the commissioners of common schools, eight
hundred dollars.
For the support Of common schools, to bo dis
tributed agreeable to the provisions of the sew
eral laws now existing on the subject, a sum not
exceeding the amount received from all sources
for that purpose.
For the furnishing of school libraries and ap-
paratus, agreeably to the laws Oh the subject, a
sum not exceeding the amount of tax collected
for that purpose.
For the payment of salary of chief clerk in
the Auditor of States Office, nine hundred dol
lars.
For payment Of salary of insurance clerk In
same office, seven hundred and fifty dollars
For payment of salary of clerk of the land de-
partment IN same office, seven hundred and if
ty dollars.
For payment salary of general revenue clerk
IN same Office, six hundred dollars.
For payment of salary of clerk of the public
works department of same office, six hundred
dollars.
For payment of the salary of the clerk acting
as register in the bank department, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars.
For the payment of the salary of one cores
ponding clerk, nine hundred dollars: Provided,
that no money shall be drawn from the contin-
gent fund of the Auditor of States office for the
payment of clerks in that department, and pro-
vded further that the salaries of said clerks shall
be paid so far as The same may be applicable
and [out1 of unexpended balance of former ap-
preparations for the payment of clerks in the
Auditors office.
For the payment of clerks in the office of
treasurer Of state, two thousand three hundred
dollars.
For the payment of clerks in the Office of the
of the treasury, one thousand eight
hundred dollars
For the payment ofclerks in the office of the
secretary of state, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the payment of the Ohio State Journal
md the Ohio Statesman for publishing the dai-
y proceedings of the Legislature, four hundred
md sixty dollars each.
For payment Of the salary of the adjutant
general, three hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the adjutant gen.
raj, two hundred dollars.
For clerk hire in the office Of the adiltant z
general, four hundred dollars.
For rent of arsenal care, collection, transport
tion and repair of arms, two thousand dollars.
For salary of the quarter master general for |
he year 1859, four hundred dollars.
For expenses of cleaning and repairing arms,ac-
outrement, camp equipage and other similar
rileles IN pursuance of section 45 of the act to
rganize and dicipline the militia, passed March
3. 1857, five bundled dollars.
For the payment ola clerk in the office of the
ttorney general, six hundred dollars.
For payment of the expenses Of the attorney
ene-al IN attending to the ease of Elias Plum
gainst the treasurer of Fairfield county, and
Tiers, two hundred dollars.
For the payment of the salary of ianitor of the
tate house, service of assistants, and contingent
xpenses. to be paid on the certificate Of the Sec
,tary of state, one thousand dollars.
For the payment of the chief engineer of the
eating apparatus, and other hands employed,
nd necessary expenses. to be paid on the cer-
ticate of the acting commissioner of the state
Drse, fifteen hundred dollars
For the purchase of books and magazines for
ate library, and binding. six hundred dollars. !
For stationary for the use of the state depart i
ents, including printing paper and other ar {
cles necessary for the usa of the general assem- G
y, supreme court, and state officers, thirty I
ousand dollars.
For the distribution of laws and journals. and i
gislaiiye and exectiye documents, two thou |
nd dollars.
For seals and presses to be furneshed to coun- g
IS, one hundred dollars.
For payment for printing for the state and ex- C
utive departments, and of the laws, journals, u
d documents, reports. and other work ordered Ii
the general assembly, done in accordance A
tn the laws Of the state, sixteen thousand
liars. r,