M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23


ments, and Of laws, journals, documents, re-
ports, ordered by the general assembly, and
other necessary work done in accordance
with the laws of the state, thirteen thousand
dollars.
For taking care of and putting in order
legislative halls, 10 be expended under the
direction of the jspitor, two hundred dollars.
For the purchaseNof fuel for the depart
ments OF state. five thousand dollars.
For payment 10 the Columbus gas light
and coke company, for gas to light the state
house, two thousand dollars.
For compensation, including arrearages,
to the messenger to the supreme court, at the
rate of two dollars per day, to be paid on the
certificate OF the chief justice, eight hundred
dollars.
For compensation to the CHER Of the su-
preme court, to be paid on the certificate of
the chief Justice, five hundred dollars.
For the payment of mileage Of coun ty
treasuTers in travelling to and returning from
the seat of ofgOyernment in making their semi
annual settlements with the auditor Of state,
for the year 1858 and 1859, eighteen hun
dred dollars.
For the continuation Of the work on the
Artesian Well, to be expended as heretofore
provided, two thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of the "0hio state re-
ports" FIVE hundred and sixty dollars.
For the purchase of books for the law IL
brary to be expended under the direction of
the Supreme Court. one thousand dollars, to
be paid on the certificate of the Chief Justice
For payment of costs for sustaining Uni
ted States prisoners, under the act passed De-
cember 20, 1906, seven hundred dollars
For payment of per diem and mileage of
members of the state board of equalization &.
blank books for records Of appraisers and
other necessary expenses, twelve tbousand
dollars.
For the state board of agriculture, being
proceeds Of show licenses and escheated
lands, the sum of two thousand niue hundred
and ninety nine dollars and forty cents.
For furniture for the Office of comptroller
of the treasury, four hundred dollars.
For payment of Lewis Lille, for an iron
safe and lock for the Office ofthe commssi1n-
er of the sinking fund, six hundred aud forty
six dollars tencents.
For payment to Miles Greenwood, to be
received by him in full for his claim against
| the slate for heating apparatus, labor and
material, for the central Ohio lunatic asylum,
four thousand four hundred and four dollars
three cents.
For payment of John E. Eberlin, for bal.
Once due him for collecting and preserving,
and storing public arms, fifty eight dollars.
For payment OF James J. Pork for labor,
money and materials, by him furnished for
the use of the state, in keeping in repair The
"Western Reserve and Naunee road :" from
April l5. 1857, to May l, 1858, to be receiy-
ed by him as payment in full of all claims
against the state prior to said Nav |, 1858,
two thousand one hundred aud fifteen dol
lars twenty-three cents.
To pay the certificate of w. Il. Gibson,
late treasurer of state, in favor of S. Sphinx,
treasurer of Wood county, fifteen dollars
ninety cents.
To paw the certificate of w. H. Gibson,
late treasurer Of state in favor of d. Var.
nell, treasurer of Henry county, four hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
To pay over draft of w. H., Gibson. late
treasurer o state, on the Piqua Branch Bank,
four hundred forty dollars eight cents
To pay balance Of interest due banks on
money advanced bv them to the state, in the
year 1851, five hundred dollars.
For the payment of the claim Of William
| Egry. for damages sustained by him in the
erection of the southern Ohio lunatiC asylum
and the destruction by the sewerage thereof
ofa stream Of water passing through his lands
10 be received by him in full for all claim lol
such damages, six hundred dollars,
| For payment to John w. KEGS to be re.
ceived by him as satisfaction in full of his
claim against the state for a balance on ac.
count ofa contract Tor a portion Of the state
printing in the year 1854, eleven hundred
forty nine dollars and fify cents.
For payment to John Green, to be receiv-
ed BY him in full satisfaction ofhis claim fol
the plumbing of the northern Ohio lunatC
asylum, Twelve hundred and seventeen dol
lars and fifty-seven cents.
For the payment 10 George Washington
& Co., to be received by them in full salts
faction o! their claim agains; the state fo
the plumbing of the northern Ohio IunatlC
asylum, four hundred eighty-four dollars fOul
cents.
TO pay John c. Miller his expenses, anC
for services as clerk of the house Of represen
tatives, prior tohiS resignation as such clerk
twenty five dollars.
To pay Lewis Baker his expenses. and fo
services as clerk of the house Of representa-
tives, previous to his resignation as sucl
clerk, twenty-five dollars.
To pay William Russell West the balanc,
due him as salary as architect of the stat
house, two hundred dollars; and his compen
saiion and expenses in attending upon TIT
commission Of architects to examine tn
state house, fifty dollars.
For payment of y. H. Sargent, for charg
es paid for transportation, safe keeping an'
distribution of public arms, one hundred ant
eighty dollars and thirty-nine cents.
TO VIM. Childs, for storage ofpublic arms
certified the quarter master-genera, one
hundred dollars.
To J. Haddock Smith, clerk of the cour
common pleas of Franklin oounty the sum o
two hundred and thirty four dollars eighty
nine cents, for the payment of costs in tht
following cases, namely: H. McCalIum VS.
the State, S13,23. The State VS.. Miles
Greenwood, Sl2,92. Same vs. Wallace Saw.
yer ct al, Sl4,48. Same VS.. Bliss & Sulli
want, Sl7 ,27. Same VS.. E. N. Sill, $2l Al
Same vs.. Spencer ct al, S22 ,96. Same VS.
Bates, Medary ct al, S3O66 Same VS..
Bates & Ridway ct al, S2956. Same vs.
Hall. Yontz, ct al, S2646. Same VS. Dan.
iel Beekel, s25.O2. Same VS.. Hall and Reed
S21,44.
To paw Charles Rule his claim against the