Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-17

vet passed April 8, 1859, fifteen hundred dollars
o be paid on the certificate Of the attorney gsn-i
|.
For the payment offs balance found drse by =
he court Of common plead OF Franklin county. on
he second day Of February, 1850, TO Peter p, /.
Howe, one hundred and forty one dollars and \
thirty. aight cents. Ia
For payment off o Osborn 4 Co, for window .
fixtures for senate chamber, eleven dollars and ,
Fer payment Of @ W Heyi, for furniture and
rel airs in senate chamber, seventeen dollars and ,
seventy FIVE cents. \,
For payment Of Dennis MatonSy, for lsbor in
epate chamber, ten dollars.
For payment Of Henry Fraas, for mendipg
carpet aud mating in senate chamber. four dol
lars.
For payment Off II Riley 4 Co, for map of
senate chamber, FIVE dollars.
For payment Of Indebtedness to Columbus Ma
chine Manufacturing Company, for bslance due
them on contract, a. reported By state house
commissioners, six thousand nine hundred and
thirty one dollars and forty ave cents.
For sinking the artesian we'll, to DO expended
according to the joint resolution Of the general
assembly, adopted April 8, 1887, or In such other
manner as the general assembly may direct,
three thousand dollars. |
For paying expenses incurred BY the Joint
COMMITTEES Of the general assembly In entertain
ing the officers and members OF the legislatures
Of the States Of Kentucky and Tennessee, under
tbO e'1''sN ~ Nv IVtAt u
adopted, Eve thousand seven hundred aud four
dollars and twenty six cents.
For the payment OF A X Raussr, forty dollars,
and William Kesselring, twenty dollars, money
refunded for land sold them by the State. to
which the State had no title.
For the payment Of Robert L Wynnes, for in
terest on protested checks Of the state, eighty
seven dollars and eighty four cents.
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick rs Ser
geant at Arms for house, for cleaning, repairing,
and replacing carpet, sixty three dollars.
For the payment Of Joseph Warwick, Sergeant
alarms Of the House, for procuring locks TO be
repaired and other works In house. and for win
dow shades for hall, sixty two dollars and eighty
cents.
For payment of expenses of joint ommittee on
Reform School iu visiting reform farm, eleven
dallars.
For the payment ofthe expenses Of the State
house committee sent to investigate the claims Of
Matthias Steain. sixteen dollars.
OHIO PENITENTIARY.
For the payment Of the salaries of the warden,
deputy warden, clerk. physicians. chaplain and
assistant teacher and matron of the Ohio peni-
Tertiary, fse thousand two hundred and sixty
dollars; and for per diem of the directors, six
, hundred dollars.
For the payment Of guards at the penitentisry
) seventeen thousand dollars; shd for the nrst
quarter of 1851, sig thousand dollars.
For the general current expenses OF the Ohio
D penisentiary, thirty seven thousand five hundred
dollars.
And for the first quarter of the year 1861, thir
Far tho prosecution md transportation Of con,
7 vfcts to the penitentlaty, thirty thousand dol.
fars.
And for the hrst quarter of the year 1861, tel
thousand dollars.
For payment to discharged convicts, twelv,
hundred dollars.
+, For the completion of the new hsme shop, a
4 per recommendation Of warden, two thousand
two hundred dollars.
For putting on new or repairing old rsof, .
hundred dollars,
e For cell doors, &c;two thousand niue hundre,
9 and forty two dollars.
For refduding ovefwork Of prisoners paid int
. the treasury, q sum not exceeding the amouns O
overwork money paid into the treasury.
For payment of the per diem and expense Q
e the commissioners on the subject of a new peni
Tertiary, appointed by the Governor Under
resolution oil the last general assembly, q sur
not exceeding twelve hundred dollars; provide
the said commissioners shall each receive th
y sum Of three dollars per day for their time &C
N tually employed as such, and their travelling ex
pensss, but not their board bills, tho same to b
ID audited and allowed by the auditor Of state.
For the purchase Of five hundred copies
the Bible, for the use Of the convicts of the per
itentiary, to be paid on the certificate Of th
warden Of the penitentiary two hundred and FL
ty dollars.
CENTRAL, OuIo IuNATIc AsyJuM
,g
For the payment of the salaries Of the super
intendent, assistant physician, steward and ms
tron Of the Central Ohio Lunatic Asylum thre
thousand TWO hundred dollars.
Or For the ent Of the salary OF the orr
Instructor OF SAID asylum, two hundreo dollars
For provisions and necessary current exper
SEES and repairs Of said asylum, twenty i've thor
sand dollars.
of Aid for The first quarter Of the year 1851, ts
thousand dollars.
SOUTHERN OHIO LUNATlC ASYLUM.
,db Forthe payment OF the salaries ofth supefff
E%tendent, assistant physician, steward and ma
te tron Of the Southern Ohio Luna'ic Asylum, tu
thousand seven hundred dollars.
III For tins payms9, of the moral instructor
said asylum, and library, two hundred dollars.
4. FOR provisions ana necessary current exPrn
Of said asylum, and for repairs, sixteen thousan
I'd aonnaia' "a. so. al :, A.. .. rca, =.
t. anu y nf'' quarter VI u 'eai fo'ff'
Id thousand dollars. 80 =.
I'd For an additional story on engine and laundI
xs house, fifteen hundred dollars.
NORTHERN OHIO LUNATIC ASYLUM.
to To- ,ha u.n, NJ Tho .slar;a. ne ,be .,nsr;,
tie ,snssn, = ,io;an. s,swarS md matron Of n
u OVERWHELMINGLY + nn.,;o Asylnm ,wn thames,
seven hundred dollars,