The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22
VOLUME XI. NO. 25.

said commissioners shall each receive the
sum of three dollars per day for their time
actually employed as such, and Their
travelling expenses, blu: no! their ooard
bills, the same to be audited and allowed
by the Auditor Of State.
For the purchase of five hundred copies
Of the Bible, for The use Of the convicts
Of the penitentiary, to be paid on the cer-
tificate Of the warden of the penitentiary,
two hundred and City dollars.
CENTRAL ONO LUNATio ASYLUM.
For the payment Of the salaries of the
superintendent, assistant physician. stew.
ard and matron Of the Central Ohio Lu.
natic Asylum, three thousand two hun.
dreG dollars.
For the payment Of the salary Of the
moral instructor Of said asylum, two hun.
dred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current
expenses and repairs Of said asylum,
twenty-five thousand dollars.
And for the first qurater Of the year
1861, ten thousand dollars.
SOUTHERN ONO LuNATIc ASYLUM.
For the payment OF the salaries Of the
superintendent, assistant physician, stew
ard and matron Of the Southern Ohio Lu.
natic Asylum, two thousand seven hun
dred dollars.
For the payment Of the moral instructor
OF said asylum, and library, two hundred
dollars.
For provisions and necessary current
expenses OF said asylum and for repairs,
sixteen thousand dollars.
And for :he first quarter of the year
1861, SIX thousand dollars.
For additional story on engine and
laundry house, fifteen hundred dollars.
NORTHERN ONO LUNATIc ASYLUM.
For the payment Of the salaries Of the
superintendent, assistant physician, stew.
ard and ma ron Of the Northern Ohio Lu.
natic Asylum, two thousand seven hun
dred dollars.
For the payment of the moral instructor
OF said asylum, two hundred dollars.
For provisions and necessary current
expenses and repairs for said asylum, six.
teen thousand dollars.
And for the first quarter Of the year
1861, six thousand dollars.
For library pictures and maps, three
hundred dollars.
For omnibus, two hundred and twenty
five dollars.
For melodeon, one hundred dollars.
To provide soft water for the institution,
two hundred and fifty dollars.
For repairs and resetting boilers, five
hundred dollars.
For Steam pipes, six hundred dollars.
For furnace and retorts for manufac-
turing gas, four hundred dollars.
For Shaker washing machine, three
hundred dollars.
For repairing roof OF Insane Asylum at
Newburgh, eight hundred and fifty five
dollars and sixtyseven cents.
DEAF AND Dunn ASYLUM.
For the salaries OF the superintendent,
steward, matron, physician and teachers
of the institution for the education of the
deaf and dumb, seven thousand two hum
dred and fifty dollars.
For provisions and necessary current
expenses and repairs Of said asylum, four
thousand dollars.
And for the first quarter Of the year
1861, three thousand dollars.
. BMNp ASYLUM.
For the payment of the salaries OF the
superintendent steward, ma:ron, physi.
clan and teachers of the institution for the
education o! the blind, four thousand four
hundred and twenty-five dollars, ..
.,l
expenses and repairs OF said asylum, two
thousand dollars,
And for the first quarter Of the year
1861, three thousand dollars. ...
For furniture, bedding and repairs, one
thousand dollars. ..
AsyLuM FOR IpIoTs.
For the payment Of the salaries OF the
superintendent, and other officers and
teachers OF the State Asylum for Idiots,
thirteen hundred and fifty dollars.
For provisions and necessary current
expenses of said asylum, including rent,
wages. furniture and repairs, four ihous-
and five hundred dollars.
Aud for the first quarter of the year
1861, fifteen hundred dollars.
For the Lunatic Asylum of Hamilton
county, under the provisions Of the act
passed March 10, 1857,to constitute Ham
ilton county a seperate district for lunatic
purposes, eleven thousand dollars.
And for the first quarter Of the year
1861, three thousand nine hundred and
eighty y-seven dollars,
OHIo REFORM FARM.
For the payment Of the salaries OF tho
officers Of the State Reform Farm, three
thousand two hundred dollars.
For provisions, furniture, clothing
lodging, school books, for, and educating
and training boys, eight thousand dollars
and for other necessary expenses, two
hundred dollars.
And for the first quarter of the yeal
1861 two thousand six hundred and sixty
seven dollars.
For such work shops, not exceeding
TWO, for doing the mechanical work nee
essary to supply the wants of the insttu
tion, twelve hundred dollars.
For fruit trees. agricultural implements
horse and sheep, two hundred and fifty
dollars.
SEQ 2. No expenditures shall be made