Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-04-26
No. s3.1 AN ACT

NO. 50. AN All
Making Appropriations for the year 1850,
and for the first quarter Of the year
1861.
SECTION ]. BE IL enacted Jy The Gen.
erot ASSembty Of the ,Stote Of ohio, That
the follow ing suns, in addition 10 former aprro-
prIatiUns be and the same hereby appropri-
ard out Of any money IN the State Treasury
belonging 10 the general revenue to be paid out
according to existing laws, namely:
For the payment Of the salaries Of the Gov
crnor, Auditor. Treasurer, Secretary Of State,
Comptroller Of the Treasury, Attorney General,
Commissioner Of Common Schools, Commits
siuner of Statistics Librarian. and Secretary to
to the Governor, and Secretary of the School
Commissioner, thirteen thousand six hundred
dollars.
For the payment Of the Lieutenant Governor,
Members OF the General Assembly, their Clerks
and Assistant Clerks. Sergeant-at- and
Messengers, twenty thousand dollars.
For payment Of publishing the daily pro-
eeediup OF the General Assembly in the Ohio
state journal and Ohio Statesman, twelve hun
dred dollars.
For the payment of the salaries of Judges of
the Supreme Court, Courts of Common Pleas,
and Superior Courts eight thousand one hun
dred dollars.
! For the payment of the salaries of clerks in
! in the Office Of the Secretary of State, two
/ thousand 1ollars.
For the payment of slavery of the clerk of
! the Attorney General, six hundred dollars, in
cluding the amount necessarily extended un-
der the Joint resolution relative to the Polly
negraes.
For the contingent fund of the Auditor of
State, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Treasurer of
State. fifteen hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of the Secretary Of
| State, eight hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund of the Comptroller
OF the Treasury five hundred dollars.
For the contingent expenses Of The Attorney
/ General. fifteen hundred dollars.
| For the contingent fund OF the State Libra
rian, five hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund Of the Commissioner
! of Statistics, five hrndred dolla-s.
! For the contingent fund of the Commissioner
of the Common Schools. five hundred dollars.
For the contingent fund OF the Supreme Court,
five hundred dollars
For the payment OF the salaries Of the Super
intendent and Janitor of the State House, two
thousand dollars
For the payment of the Engineer of the heat
ing apparatus and other laborers employed, and
necessary eXpences Of heating the State House,
to be paid on the certificate of the Superin-
endeut of the State House, two thousand dol
lars.
For the purchase Of fuel for warming the
State House five thousand dollars.
To enable the Auditor. Comptroller and
Treasurer of State TO balance their accounts
with section three Of the Ohio canals for the
year 1858, the sum of sixteen thousand three
hundred and thirty three dollars and eighty
cents.
For the payment of the Columbus Gas Light
and Coke Company for gas supplied to the State,
three thousand five hundred dollars.
For payment of the Crier Of The Supreme
Court including arrearages, 10 he paid on the
certificate Of the Chief Justice. six hundred
dollars. including the claim of George Riordan,
late Crier OF said Court.
For payment of the Messenger of the Su-
preme Court, 10 be paid on the certificate of the
Chief Justice, five hundred dollars.
For the payment Of the States proportion of
taxes refunded by counties, one thousand dol
lars.
For the payment of the mileage of County
Treasurers in travelling tn and returning from
the seat of government in making their sett le-
ments with Auditor of State, two thousand dol
lars.
For the purchase of the Ohio State reports,
seven hundred and twenty dollars.
For the purchase of law books under the di-
rection of the Chief Justice, five hundred dol.
lars.
For the purchase of books and FOR binding
for the State Library. one thousand dollars.
TO pay for outside door for library and shelly
ing, one hundred dollars
For distribution of laws and journals, legisla-
ative and executive documents, and other doe
uments printed by order of the general Assem-
bly,, tiielen hundred dollars.
For seals to be furnished to counties by the
Secretary of State, fifty dollars.
For the purchase OF stationery for the use Of
the State Departments, and General Assembly,
including printing paper, and other articles
necessary ior the General Assembly, thirty
thousand dollars.
For the payment for printing forthe State and
Executive Departments and of the laws, jour
nails. documents, reports and other work order
ed by the General Asscmbly,in accordance with
the laws of the State, twenty thousand dollars.
For the payment for folding, binding and
stitching for the State and Executive Depart
meBtS, and of the laws, journals, documents and
reports ordered by the General Assembly, and
other necessary work done pursuant to the laws
of the State, sixteen thousand dollars.
For payment of night watch Of the State
House, to be appointed by the Treasurer of
State and paid ON his certificate, the sum of five
hundred dollars.
For the payment of Frederick jaeger for
ice furnished the General Assembly in 1889
sixty one dollars and to pay said Jaegers bill
for ice furnished the General Assembly, forty
dollars.
For payment of the expenses of the Trustees
of the Benevolent Institutions, two hundred
dollars.
For payment of the expenses Of Senate and
House Committees on the Benevolent Institu-
tons, one hundred and sixty dollars and thirty
! five cents.
! For the payment ofthe special examiners ap-
| pninted bv the Auditor otState and Comptroller
0t the Treasury to examine audIusperi the orjceS
of Canal Collectors, Receivers, and other state
officers. and their accounts, under existing laws,
twelve hundred dollars.
! For the payment Of the expenses Of special
elect, ions, two hundred dollars.
For the State Board of Agriculture. being
the proceeds of show licenses and eScheated
lands. twenty-one hundred dollars, and any
further sum not exceeding five hundred dollars,
that may come into the treasury from the same
sources during the current fiscal year.
For furnishing school libraries, aud apparatus,
and fr the expenses of distributing the same
agreeby TO the provisions of existing laws on
the subject. n sum not exceeding the amount re-
ceived into the State Treasury from all sources
for that purpose.
For the salary of the Adjutant General, three