The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-08-01


ordered by the General Assembly, in acoor-
dance with the laws of the state, twenty thou
sand dollars. ven {lsr.sTs ~ Il
For the payment for folding, binding and
stitching for the state and executive depart
ments, 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 the 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 1859, sixty !
one dollars. and to pay said Jaegers bill for
Ice furnished this General Assembly, forty
dollars ss ua .c .a.l - ssssi5sl
For the Payment of the expenses of the
Trustees of the Benevolent Institutions, two
hundred dollars. '-t Fl s71i sS fi tsE
For payment of the expenses of Senate and
House Committees on the Benevolent Institu-
tions. one hundred and sixty dollars and thir-
ty- five cents.
For the payment of the special examiners
appointed by the Auditor of State aud Comp
troller of the Treasury to examine and inspect
the officers of Canal Collectors, Receivers, and
other State officers, and otheir accounts under
existing laws, twelve hundred dollars. he
For the payment of expenses of presidential
elections, Eve thousand i've hundred dollars.
For the payment of tho expenses of special
elections, 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 Eve hundred dollars, that
may come into the treasury from tho same
sources during the current fiscal year..
! For furnishing school libraries, and appa-s
ratus, and for the expenses of distributing the
same agreeably to the provisions of existing
laws on the subject, sum not exceeding the
amount received into the state treasury from
all sources, for that purpose.
! For the salary of the Adjutant General,
three hundred dollars, and for his contingent
expenses, two hundred dollars.
For payment Of the clerk in the Office Of and
to be employed by the Adjptant General, four
l hundred dollars.
For the salary Of the Quarter Master Gen.
eral, four hundred dollars. and for his contin-
gent expenses, three hundred dollars.
! For the rent of arsenal, and collection and
transportation of public arms, nize hundred
dollars.
I For the payment of an armorer, to be EN-:
ployed by the Quarter Master General, and
paid on his certificate, at the rate of one dol
lar and fifty cents per day, FIVE hundred dollars.
For payment of the costs of sustaining
cember 20, 1906, two thousand dollars. ghae
For the payment of Thomas Ewing and H.
h. Hunter, for professional services in case Of
the Columbus Insurance Company and others
two hundred and fifty dollars each.i4l s7Spl 5.,
To pay expenses and fees of counsel repre-
senting the state in the canal contract cast
= (Arnold Medbery VS.. The State of Ohio) nov
pending in the Supreme Court of the United
States, two thousand dollars, to be paid OF
= the certificate of the Attorney General.
To pay expenses and fees of counsel appear
> ing for the state in the suits now pending, o
: which may be brought in the courts of tn,
United States respecting the collection of thu
= taxes assessed against the banks of the State
, under the act passed April 8, 1859, fifteen hun
. dred dollars, to be paid on the certificate o
= = the Attorney General.
D For the payment Of balance found due By
!, the Court of Common Pleas of franklin coun
~ ty on the second day of February 1860, {,
: Peter P. Love, one hundred and forty-one dol
= lars and thirty -eight cents; .ea5gsA EiE
For payment of J. D. Osborn & Co., for win
9 dow fixtures for senate chamber, eleven dol
: lars and seventy-six cents. ee0R Ell
,e| For payment of g. w. Heyl, for furnitur
= and repairs in senate chamber, seventeen dol
lars and seventy i've cents ed aetF ..
y For payment of Dennis Maheney, for labo
in senate chamber, ten dollars.
For payment of Henry Fraas, for mendin
carpet and mating in senate chamber, fon
dollars.
For payment of ]. b. Riley & Co., for ma
of senats chamber, fve dollars. ssss K
For payment of Indebtedness to Columbu
= Machine Manufacturing Company, for balanc
- due them on contract, as reported By stat
house Commissioners, six Thousand nine hur
. ldred and th.rty-one dollars and forty-hve cent
= For sinking the artesian well, to be expent
. ed according to the joint resolution Of th
General Assembly, adopted April 8, 1887, Z
80 insuch other manner as the General Assem-
y bly, may direct, three thousand dollars.
ie For paying expenses incurred by the joi,
70 committee of the General Assembly in ente
tanning the officers and members of the legi
latures of the States Of Kentucky and Te,
~ nessee, under authority of the joint resolutic
"a heretofore adopted, Eve thousand seven hul
:. ~ dred and four dollars and twenty-six cents.
~ For the payment of A. K. Rauser, forty do
~ lars, and William Kesselring, twenty dollar
=. money refunded for land sold them by Il
= State to which the State had no title. Il )
IL For the payment of Robert L. Wynnee, I
w interest on protested checks Of the state, Gig
A0 ty-seven dollars and eighty-four cents. le
!. For the payment of Joseph Warwick
ne Sergeant-at-Arms of House, for cleaning, ]
aS % pairing and replacing carpet, sixty-three d.
on lars. ~ ~ o-ls
"A For the payment Of Joseph Warwick, %
:, geant-at-arms of the House, for procuring loo
ae to be repaired and other works in House, Al
for window shades for hall, sixty-two dolla
-, and eighty cents. = 4t ss't sa
For payment of expenses of Joint comm
=" tee on reform school in visiting reform far
j. eleven dollars. - Ss~
~ For the payment of the expenses Of {
- House Committee sent TO investigate thecaail
=. of Matthias Stefin sixteen dollars. ssisi
OHIe PENITENTIARY. '1t@4ss
is. For the payment of the salaries Of the vi
den, deputy warden clerk, physicians, chapls
he and assistant teacher and matroh of the OF
ed Penitentiary, five thousand two hundred .
lsixty dollars; and for per diem Of ths dir
NO tors, six hundred dollars. . i,5Mis9 &
. For the payment of guards at the penitt
nd tiary, seventeen thousand dollars; and for I
first quarter of 1851, six thousand dollars.
rs, For the general current expenses Of I
IN, Ohio Penitentiary, thirty-seven thousand
raj hundred dollars. asAai s+'fH
y, And for the first quarter Of the year l8
thirteen thousand dollars. hts ,igsa 8
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