The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-27

penses Of the said asylum, three thousand
dollars.
Wages, rent, furniture and repairs, two
thousand dollars.
STATE REFORM Farm.
For the payment Of the salaries of the
sand five hundred dollars.
For provisions, furniture, clothing, school
books for, and educating and training boys.
eight thousand dollars.
For finishing three dwelling houses alrea-
dy erected, twelve hundred dollars ($l2, Co.,
For fruit trees planted on said farm, one
hundred dollars, (3l00.)
For agricultural implements, three hun
dred dollars, ($300.>
For OK team and miIch cows and other
live stock, six hundred dollars, ($500)
sTATK HOUSE.
For finishing stairs in state house with
marble hand railing, four thousand eight
hundred dollars, ($4,S0O.)
For finishing interior of dome and rotunda,
thirteen thousand dollars, (Sl3,Ooo.)
For trees, shrubbery, Ornamenting grounds,
five hundred dollars, ($50o)
For tagging main walks, one thousand
dollars. ($l l,oOo.)
For brick cutters, three hundred dollars,
(SSoo)
For lightning rods, four hundred dollars,
($4,oo,)
Provided that no part of the money here.
by appropriated for the purpose Of carrying
on work on the state house or state house
grounds, shall be expended for any other
purpose than that for which the same is es.
pecialIy appropriated, but may apply any
unexpended balance which may remain of
any specific appropriation after the compile.
tion of the work for which 1t has been ep.
propriated to the completion Of any unfin-
ished work herein authorized to be done
when the specific appropriation for such
unfinished work shall prove insufficient to its
completion; and provided further, that no
money appropriated for the new state house
shall be expended in the payment of the
salary of an assistant architect or craftsman,
which Offices are hereby abolished.
OHIO rKNITENTIARY.
For the payment of the salaries OF the
directors, warden, deputy warden, clerk,
physci moral instructor and assistant
teachers Of the Ohio penitentiary, four thou
sand five hundred and eight dollars, ($4,-
b08.)
For the payment Of guards and night.
watch of the Ohio penitentiary, fifteen thou
sand six hundred and fifteen dollars, ($l5,-
6l5)
For the payment for provisions, clothing,
repairs of all kinds, fuels, lights, hospital,
and other necessary current expenses, for
the Ohio penitentiary, forty three thousand
two hundred dollars, ($43,20O.)
For the payment of costs of prosecution,
conviction and transportation of convicts to
the Ohio penitentiary, eighteen thousand
seven hundred and Fl ty dollars, ($ls,75o.)
For allowance to discharged convicts, TO
ppy their expenses to their homes, nine
hundred dollars, ($9.Oo)
For the purchase of books by the direct
ors and warden for the use of the convicts,
FIVE hundred dollars, ($50o)
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force form and alter its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
April. 8, 1859.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
CoLUMBUs, April 6, 1859
] hereby certify that the foregoing act
is true copy Of the original rclI on file in
this office.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.